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. THE OODERJCH. • S G !AL,5TAR.
T i1;:T•It$DAY,- MAY 24th, .1 i1..
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•>gello, Homemakers ! Tlie other
day a friend of ,mine. o iened her
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of ,and out drop
ped a n
umber
things including penny
:Compact and comb Were . lietriereci
along with the. -Hydro bill as *the
penny rolled • in • the grass. Mrs.
P. replied, "Never mind, it's only
one cent. However, as we drove
along the highway we •recailea how
.much housework we had accom-
plished before setting out. It +was
Mrs, p,, wife, in one morning, had
vacuum ;six hoors pressed a su1t,
mended a rip in, a pair of overalls,
made a gelatine' salad alul served
two (ups of tea using her necii. elec-
tric 'kettle.....Fop.,tlie...otiier jobs she'
had ,used • electric, equipment too,
and the cost of operating all these
apptianas throughout the morning
was the same amount left in the
grass—one penny!
:Truly, we should be grateful that
these services are billed to us after
we have had the advantage of the
use of Hydro with ten days' grace
to receive a discount. 'With this in
mind we should pick up our pennies
and pay within- .this given'riod.
i1y father always sai41, "Take care
of the pennies and the dollars will
take care of themselves."
• : TAKE A TIP
1, Defrost the electric refrigerator
'when" the frost beeoznes , pencil
thick. This is 'usually every two
weeks. Turn on the refrigerator
as quickly as .possible after,
cleaning. This savea the motor
from working overtime to estab-
lish . the nririiial temperature -re-
..,quir'ed to. keep 'foods . fresh.
,o
being maintained as indicated
by •the use of a refrigerator
thermometer' (that is 40 degrees,
In centre of cabinet), then call
a serviceman.
3. When an,„ oily aroma ,permeates
the refrigerator, cabinet at this
time of year it may be due to.
the fresh oranges -of the juicey
type. During May and Nen
ber it • is • advisalble to store
oranges and,- grapefruit, along
the walls' of the cabinet...
4. Iif the refrigerator dial has .not
been turned• to freezing for at
least one hour before trays ori
ice cream- nix Are. to a be .placed
in the unit, ice etrystacls will de-
velop In the dessert. This„niay
tie.,Iiitrtialiy preovented by eotier-
. iig trays with. Iul or waxed
paper. By the way, excessive
amo,uuts of sugar la t -he dessert
prevent fast freezing and in-
gredients should • be :carefully
Measured.
5. Damage to the porcelain of a
refrigerator rutty result from a
+Crash by a kiddie car or" sharp,
object. A sixall chipped• portion
may be patched using- porcelain
enamel paint, purchased from
' €in electrical shop. Follow direc-
tions • on the can of paint.
G. The motor of .the electric re-
-frigerat.or .should be cleaned oc-
- casionally. A vacuum. • cleaner
attachment makes this job easy.
7. Foods Stored in -the refrigerator
keep well if in good condition.
Let hot foods become cool,• then
cover and place in the refrig-
erator so that air May circulate
on all sides of the dish. Sort
foods out everytime the unit, is
'defrosted.
8. Dishes of food should only be
stacked if thoroughly chilled or
If food has been frozen in freez-
ing unit and is lierng kept frozen.
9: Wrap all strong -flavored foods
such as cut melons. Berries
should not be washed until just
before they are., to b4 served.
Very ripe berries will keep °for
several days if arranged loosely
on a tray or plate.
10. Fresh meats should be unwrap-
ped and placed in Meat keeper.
e--pieee"i =�ti8a°].terg X32
to be placed on' a plate, cover
with Vivax paper:
11: If ice cubes have an unpleasant
• taste the .trays should, be emptied
and washed in, warm water•. to
which baking soda has' • "been
added. litinse, twice .,in cold
water.
THE QUESTION BOX
- asks for directions,
for making a bapana, whip so that
mixture does not, darken?_,
Answer:.
• Banana Whip
S well -ripened bananas. .
Perfect tea is so easy
. -to .make with
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Spring Specials
PLATE GLASS MIRRQRS--
with fancy etching, suitable : for bathrooms,
kitchens .or "summer cpttages. Special, while
they last . I .. , • , ,. ..... .. • .....,
50 FOOT COUPLED
GARDEN HOSE—
Special at
$5.69
Kitchen Exhaust• FANS -M-
Reg. $35.95 for +
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APARTMENT A.•
ELECTRIC -V�ASHE1S---
$22.95:
Reg. $59.50 for
COFFIFI
ELECTRIC 'WASHERS
Reg. $179.50 for
TABLE RADIOS=
Re,. 425.10 for , • , , , • • ...►
PORTABLE RADIOS
$17.95
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$3
tax on .the above ,iteitlsl
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HARDWARE - PLUMBING - HEATING
PHONE 135 GODERICH
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.,� cup orange juice
,Juice of 1 lemon
1.4 cup sugar • ."
Fewg rains of.s
alt
1 siup whipping 'cream, Or evap-
orated milk
Peel and mash with
h
stainless steel. fork. .bananasor wooden
masher. Add fruit .juices, sugar
.and salt Stir well and chill ten •
minixtEs in electricrefrigerator.
lfold in partially -whipped ere,.ani.
Pour into a freezing tray and. setit.
on- the bottom of the refrigerator
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unit. Yield: . . approximately one
quart.
Mrs. R. P. asks for eheeelate ice
, recipe Herpe that is not too• sweet,
Chocolate ice Cream
2 teaspoons '.gelatine
• 14 cup cold water
2 squares bitter ehocplate
1/. cup confectioner's sugar
' ' 1 cup mike:
Pinch, ,salt
1,14 teaspoons vanilla -
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1j3 cups whipping • � c cam or
evaporated milk
•Soften gelatine in water (.'Pe
minutes). Melt• chocolate- over the
low heat of your range. ,Add sugar
and blend. thoroughly. Add milk
gradually. in the o
uul a boiling
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stirringgconstantly. Remove
point,
from heat and' add gelatine 'and
salt. Chill .in -electric refrigerator
until t - 'ke e
t l i c. rt d Beat t well— W1th a`�
rotary beater. • Add vanilla And
fold in partially -whipped cream.
Iciu tint . r ' a freezing tray o ng t acrd• set
it on . the bottom of the freezing unit.
thtve the temperature control' to
coldest 'point for freezing.•
Anything to sell? 4 cla$sifled act
in The Signal-+S'tar brings results.
• - LEGION it JXi:L d l>r'
The regular ,nieeting of the Legion
Auyflldry w?%S held in the Legion
Hall on Tuesday;May Sib, At 8
o'clock. President Sheardown was
in the chair and conducted the
c " arra '
ope�aing ceremony. Final 1 ar nage-
anent, were made for ns iany mem-
bers as• possible to. attend the zone
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ail An* Ilarrist�on • on May 31st,
rally y
The ,Auxiliary yili be in charge
of a booth. at Agricultural Park ;at
the'°twilight races, and also for the
-Day' carnival . at 4he, G•ooderham
o bwere d
p �vgr and. hXem ors asle
to attend the church parade on Sun-
da June 3rd.
Sun-
day,
A donation of $24 was made to
the 7I4ospital .Auxiliary, and $10 to
the Maitland Air Cadets. Donations
were -received foie the monthly
parcel tothe adopted veteran at
'Westminster Hospital.
On .conclusion oftl the business the
meeting was adjourned and a social
hour was• enjoyed.' Coxnzuittee
cbsg. moCron, ak,
Sorrrily,Gardnerdes andar Sheardown'o,.
The mystery prize was won by
Comrade Gardner.
LADY GOLFERS MEQ T-
The ladies of the Maitland aitlandl Golf
u 1 etT i
.Ql b m Tuesday evening of Just
wpek to Make °final arrange-
ments for their annual lilac tea,
to
daybQ,Tay 24thheld on o, penin. frbat g 8 dayto G, Thurp.ms-•
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Mrs. E. Jessop, head of the house
committee, who is in, charge of tea
a
arrangements, presided at the meet -
trig.
The club house will be attractive
for the e.vent with lovely .flower
displays,, specially arranged by Miss
Helen Jackson' and Miss Florence
Paterson, • These flower arrange-
ments will be raffled during the
afternoon. 'Adding; Mho " the at'trac.
°ti :eness of • the 'club house wily be
the new floors whieh have been
laid inh clubn he ,
e moan and t
kitchen. • ;
A door prize will be given and
the draw will be made for the $25
cash prize on which tickets are ,at
present; being sold.
',.''Other events, for The ladies
•on"
opening day Will
be the nine-ho1'e
competition at 10 •a.m. W. and the
mixed. . two4nUl foursome• at `6 pati,
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when served ice cold
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Ueporter .".And, what would you -
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your strength 'and health?
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DING .CANADIA
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"- Famous.".Resorve --Force- Units from all parts 9f° Canada 'will, be represented in the �2�th Canadian Infantry
;Brigade Group. Companies; batteries, squadrons Air 'troops, :are teing raised., by the following Reserve Force
Unfits in'your "aria:
,The Governor General's Horse Guards, Royal
. Canadian Armoured. Corps - • Toronto, Ont.
11th Field." Regiment, Royal Canadian
Q Artillery. ' :. . . • • Guelph, Ont.
29th. Field Regiment, Royal Canadian
Artillery . 'Toronto, Oiit. '
The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry .,(Wentworth
Regiment) • Hamilton, Ont.
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48th Highlanders of Canada . • Toronto, Ont.
SIGNALS:RCEME:
Men from `•training, °regimen. is Men from technical regiments
-and squadrons of all Commands. and squadrons of all Commands.
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The . Hastings and Prince Edward
Regiment . `: Belleville, Ont.
The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Toronto, Ont..
The Algonquin Regiment Kirkland Lake, Ont.
lst Canadian`. Provost Company, Canadian Provost ."
Corps London, Ont.
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7th Canadian Field Ambulance, Royal Canadian
—Army' ' Medical Corps • . . • Toronto, Ont.
SERVICE 'CORPS: : DENTAL CORPS:'
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Men from RCIASC nits of - Men from RCDC units of all
Commands.
arra., .�t,' �. x.. 4:.:'... rr• a 1-.
ail Commands.
Each Armoured- and Infantry .unit designated w•ill retain its name and insignia in this new Active Farce Brigade Group -
ENROLLMENT STANDARDS:,
To enlist you must: ,
1. Volunteer to 'serve anywhere.
2. Be a, Canadian cititen:or other British subject.'
3. Be 17 to 40 (Tradesmen to 45).
4. Meet Army requirements.
5. Married men will be. accepted.
TERMS • OF ENGAGEMENT: f "
' �"o.-�zl-babe -: enrol.Ind•:��-ii�t•-�the�CaAaaintr---A3r-m, �ta�ve--..-For
period of three years.
All mein are • eligible for Overseas Service. If the military situation .'
permits, married men after one.' year's Service: Overseas, singl'o
mien after two years' Service • Overseas, may request discharge even
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if they have ;not completed. full three years' service. '
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-CONDITIONS OF SERVICA:
Current rates of pay •and allowances. Serve for 3 yearsor make it t� .
Career."
VETERANS' BENEFITS:'
Reinstatement in civil employment, Unemployment Insurance and..
" other appropriate benefits under ` Veterans' Charter as extended b►y
Parliament.
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Retention of presnt Reserve ' � rveForce rank or the rank held in second
World War, subject to proving qualifications in service within a
OFFICERS:
Short Service . Commissions will. be granted to ,officers who do not
wish: to enroll • in the Active Force • on a Career.' basis. Further
information should. be obtained from your own *unit Or the, nearest
Army. Personnel- Depot..
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.APPLY TO: 0 An unit. Listed above, or the nearest R�cnithigDepoh
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No. . '13 'Fersonnef Depot, Wallis : House,
Rideau & 6harlotte Sts., OTTAWA, O
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No. 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery 'ark,
Begot St.; KINGSTON, Ont.
CanadianArrny Recruiting Station,
nt. University Ave. Armouries, TORONTO, Ont. �-
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No. 7, Personnel Depot, Wolseley ,Barraeks,
Elizabeth St., LONDON, Ont.'
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