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TAY1.4A'S CORNER
TAYL()It S CORNER: ,
May 12. -=The
Ladies' Aid Society met at the home
of :Mitsr J. Wilson on Wednesday after -
i
cussiotl followed in 'regard to adopting
a family- overseas, titrt,uglt the Red
Shield. This family wnithi have to be
...pnivi(led with food and etuthitlg. It
was decided, at present. to help the
Red Shield with one of• their families.
- Mother's. Day Service. --A Mother's
1)ay service was held in •Zion chnrt•h
011 Sunday. The i gttlar Mother's Day
pro;:rata was followed, the choir being
(0111) Ned of children and young'people,
with Kathiectn Volutes at,_the organa A
bapt isnt it •sgg'rvice was held, four child-
ren being baptized. Iteadiings Were
given by Lorraine Hicks,'and Dorothy
Hodges:" while the su°peritttenclent, Mr.
William Snyder, ctindticted the .service.
Mrs. t Itev. ► 4'. Tavener delivered a fine
.aild.resti' uitabTe-to thie`0ieetisiou. TIit
church wits prettily decorated with
spring dowers, and the children, eaeh
wearing 0 !lower in honor ,of mother,
lovely • )i(' 11re. . • '
presented ,t t picture.
noon of last week. There was an at-
tendance of twenty-fctltr ladies, includ-
ing four visitors.. The travelling apron
1 was upene(1. sho\-iug•tlle sum of *1
It was decided t+) hold a supper ii1
June,-bl,itlis • to be made ill the -June
Meeting. Plans were make to hold 0
quilting 'in the near future. Some dis-
Beriou Mothspray is Guarantood, in writing, to
protect your furniture, rugs, blankets, clothing
and furs from moth damage for five years, or
'Berlou pays for.the damage. 44c will protect
a man's suit for five years - only 9c a year;
other *articles equally low. ,I
Buy this guaranteed mothspray today from
your department, drug or hardware store.
Loading laundries and dry cleaners can Berlou
your clothing, furs,blankets,rugs rind furniture.
BE R LO GuaranteedMOTHPROOF
-1)i11S- chce e for dinner tonight'!"
"'les. dear. NVIieu the chops caught
Tire and fell into the tart, I hod to
1150 the soup to put the flame otlt.-
For Summer Homes
'and Cottages
draws cold au out of room
-sends hot au in to re.
plan k tttztcaa of hearing
outside -circulates air.--
Eaves
ir-Eaves fust -no mote cold
evenings at cottage
Writs. m..
PID. to boot uDat,)*
TWEED STEEL WORKS
, TWEED, ONT.
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N t'U}ti,l it .tle 016,t ;rfironion cause of.
r ..rt;< ;ti:t1 earn, worries over rinall
cc", � (, ur"+t;t : all tal.0 t,:eir 611 of hours
Of It ...•; -,1'111 „tit i, ', . .
.�,•i, n 1{tt(,> v cve:l:tually result nrrv-
U'.: ;hirer ite or fatigue. tr:wo. .sr.:>: a•2 e
T 011 .-'t 1' 1 : r1i) condition or resth ssnOss, Wlly-.Iasi try
11 itt'.'t. iil.t 1'.:. i (?vier the past tlltti vela's, thousands
t. ..:,.,iv i'�•t' ; .t' . 1,1111:'s IlealtIt and. Nerve 1'i 11' beneficial as
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`rav T. '.l l.t.,:rn (9., Lim'; •d. Tea -onto, Ont.
Sure it's &Heloua, when you
make it with Canada Corn
Starch.artd i4 will he a favourite with
the whole family. '
the quality of Canada Corn Starch
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Also Manufacturers of Crown Brand Corn Syrup ccs
-IL/41o, iloaneanp.lters ! (lite of 4he
most liof)ular salad's in uic n's caths pis
aspitrag1tstin aluipinuui wale? Can the
stain it causes he removed from the
asparhgus vinaigrette - tell us. pl1t? '
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.inswert-:oto. The staln is easily re -
They say .that this is sittti)ly chilled. itro,•ed by boilill ; it te'iv piec e4 of
freshly -cooked asparagus stalks served rhubarb 'it it. .
on "t:risp lettuce with vinegar and oil Mrs. T. M. asks: How to,keep water -
sauce. A chef, renowned for his suttees, cress'?• ' '
vvas kind enough to 'supply the follow- Answer: Leave a few of the roots
dug reeipe and pointed out that a snaill on and keep them in wafter. Change
quantity of tarragr,►u vinegar ili"akes a 'the water 'Once or twice ,a 'day. Do
difference. It is also good, with hot not Lever,
asparagus. Mrs. J. R. asks: How to toast nuts
SAUCE VINAIGRETTE without burning them?
One tsp. salt, Iia tsp. paprika, 1 Answer: Blanche its hot water; drain,
tUsp, tarragon vinegar, 2 tbsps. and put inn slightly greased pit plate.
cider vinegar, 6 tbsps. olive or . \\'arut in a moderate oven at 300 de -
salad oil, 1 'tbsp. chopped greeu grees for about 15 nfluutes., Stir oc-
Vek)per, 1 tl sp. chopped cucumber casio,llally.
pickle, 1- tsp. chopped parsley, 1 '° a
tsp. chopped green onion. Anne Allan invites you to write to
Combine ingredients -in order gilten. }ler in care of The Signal -Star. Send
A little chopped celery or pimento Inity in your Suggestions on homemaking
be added if desired. problems and watch this column for
To enjoy asparagus to the 'utmost replies..
'you shottld eat it as fresh as possible.
Snap off tutee woody ends as the stalks
break above the tougi part. Take off President Of A.I.C.i
lower scales on stems and clean
t horouPhly...
When cooking asparagus it is a good ' ,
idea to remember that the stalks take
longer to ,cook than the tips. l'se
sealer ritlgs, in the bottom of saucepan
'to prop (leads out of water. Only an
inch of water is necessary, cover and
took for 10 or 15 Ill.nuteS, depending
upon the amount prepared.
Someta e asked us the other slaty if
asparagus .liguoy like spinach liquor
should l(t, thrown out. \\'e' S'ay yes,
because it is too strung t(; use except
with asparagus.
DRAWN Iil''l I'Elt SAVt'1':
Three tbsp, butter. 3_tlli-ps. flour.
;11 cup hot water, i't CUP aapayagus
wetter, 1:2 tsp. salt, 1 tsp. • lemon
j u.ce,•
Mlelt l;titter. add flour with season-
ills. Pour in the liquids*and buil 5
minutes. Add lemon juice and serve
(LL•ottee 'over 1 1)(1•1lj;U4.
TAK'I•: A TIP
1. A plain or stencilled cork place ii1int
makes an exce11e1'1t kitchen bulletin
I board for thumb -tacking 'recipes,
I e menus' of
� retinf('1s. .•
_.To keep hut cuffs from
on dlnggiIr
on the door when ironing, fold tock
eat:lt .sleeve atui fasten it with a
511;11) (slot hcsllin.
! :1 \V•ax old ares ' <airtain rods to pre -
j vent It (lisc)l0111%1tiu1 on the•curtaius.
14. If y -nu cannot put a screw in the
end of the brush or dish mop handle.
insert a ring near the handle in the
brush. Chicken -leg markers are thex-
ible-ritlgs obtainable most feed
l -torts. - They a r(' colourful too.
,III: QUESTION -BOX
Miss H, T. asks: Why do'soine eggs
hove Ia dark rias; liround the yolk when
rucked -in -511011:' -
.'tnswer : When eggs- ettok.ed-in-shell
are not cooled, cpiiokly, this_ unappea1-•
kilt;; tarnish usually-forni;i, The dark
ring is not ha2•nlful. •
Mrs. E. J. asks:.Is it harmful to cook
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J. E. SHUTTIEWORT-i
SPRINGBANK DRIVE . LONDON. ONT.
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When visiting London
come in and see what
you buy -Our nursery
is open ever,/ evening:,
Aril mail orders are
prorrlp"tty filled . .
and remember .
we take pride in
maintaining a policy
of shipping only "top
grade'; iiursery stock.
FRUIT TREES AND BUSHES
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J, '-F. Booth, Ph.D.; of Ottawa, `
Associate -Director, Marketing Ser-
vice, Dominion -Department of Agri-
culture, culture who has.been e 1` e ted presi-
dent
esi-
dent olt the Agricultural Institute of
Canada. Dr. -Booth was brought up
on farms in Manitoba and Saskat-
t'lrewan, -ands graduated from the
i niversity of Saskatcheiv'an in 1910.
lfter serving as Agricultural Repre-
sentative
epre-sentative in Saskatchewan for it
•'period he was appointed ill' 1921
Commissioner of the co-operation and'
Markets Branch for that province.
A few years later he• -took post grad-
_nate work at C'urne11 T ili\ erslty,
N.Y., and subscglt_eut'lybecame 5cnicr
economist in the Bureau of .Yrri(isl-
• tura) Economics, United. States 1)e-
p:lrttPe»t of Agriculture:
)1n 1929 be. -\, (:ti-aplxti-ntetl-lleltd-ta;
the •Ec woniit s I)iv-isio1i,' P r Iin.ult
..Department of Agricitlttlrt, fnc.'lince
theri than been a constriv.*_ive Worker
to behalf of- Canadian asrFiculture.
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"MAMA'S BABY BOY"
AT BENMILLER
"Manta's Baby ,cloy. 0 three -act'
comedy, «w:1s enthu;iaslieally received
b „,,a good, audience at Benntiller on
Mond;ly night. It vests put air by the
lienmiller Young Adult Group with the
help'" -elf some others. huh of good,
\vhi)ltsom.e laughs', it greatly ;t111U5(d
all pre el.t.' Jltss I;elilitll Lung as "Mrs'.McLean and _lir. Russell Kernighati
Its "Air. M1c•Lean- plliyed these- Iitijor
Darts eitremely well. Mars. Hazel Me-
- Michael as Daddy's baby girl, -Juliet,
and Walter Moore as "Mauna's Baby
`Boy." "Shepherd McLean,'` added nitwit
to the play. -
The supporting cast ln(111(1ed Mrs.
:.Johi1 F t'i'ilighuu ;t1 "Mrs. lilac•kbill•n,"
Mrs. M(•Lean's nftother' Mrs. Frank
.Min as '.Mrs, Anglin," a friend of
Mrs.' Mc'Leiul's : --Mrs. Russell Ker-
nighan, Miss Helen Montgomery and
'Ilugh 1''eagan as Sheplrgrcl'.s pals front
ilege, "Cynthia," 'Sylvia" and ' "W11 -
r;" Karen AJlin lis the real estate
agent, "Max Moore," and Mrs. Wilmer
Hardy as the colored maid, :;Miniiie,'
B(rfore the Play began Bob Fettgalt
played several pieces on the piano": the
children of the community who were
in the finals at the- Music Festival sang
beautifully, accomiil)ried i►y their
teacher, Mr.' Sheldon ,Baxter : and Bulb
and- Gerald Feagau and Karen Allin
favored with two band numbers,
40.
CONS'UlVIER .BRANCH W.P.T.B.
AT LONDON CLOSES
LI )NDON, Ont., 'Mlay 14. -The Con -
,:tinter branch of the Wartime Prices
and, Trade 1401rcl has officially ceased
its operotions and its director,
Corinne• de in •I)urilrltaye, hits been
appointed tlsi lstlint to Keil. 1l`. 'Taylor,
1101x(1 chairman. ..
One of the most unusual orgauir.-
atiints (1 Or 1.1alllishell, the Consumer,
Branc h began. its work its February of
11142 as a Volnntauy effort tel maintain
price ceilings mid ot1141 economic regul-
ations designed to (011.1) inflation. A(1-
vising the Pei;►rd in the formation of
policy,. it j, 111('1111s'rs watched 1i"ices and
qualify: fruTfItit- ftgtt'ittst black Iuattets,
go Ye voluntary help in the distribution
of ration books 11 ud worked in .housing
regislri('5 which found accommodation
for olmost 1(10,000 people.
A' week after the Itranch 11115 organ-
ized in Ottawa with. Ilryne Iiope
Sunders as its • director, 11 regional
brarikeh ons established in Western on-
to rio with Mrs, John D. Detwiler of
this city° as ahair'1n11n, \YIlnich post she
has held midi now. `
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TOWNsave OI? cotsuoi d
Colborne Township Council convened
for their regular monthly meeting on
May 64a, at, 8 p.au. All welubers pre-
sent. •
The following correspondence was
,. read: Ite . the estimated receipts. and
expenditures of Goderich high tichooi
1)istrlet Board fur •th.e • tiirint year,
from A. li. Scott, secretary -treasurer.
Mi. J. K. Hunter, acting on behalf
of Maurice A, McKee, of town, 'hu has
recently purchased property in Col-
borne.• Mr. McKee complains that
garbage has been dumped un the town-
ship 'road. bordering his land. He
asked for co-operation in ., preventing
a repetition of this nuisance.
Mr.'A. II. Erskine, regarding,,a
tion from the Council as to taxes on
lots ouce auwned by the Township,
Mr. J., Ii, Kinkead, giving inform -
talon regarditrg the X-ray clinic to be
held in Goderieh;' May 22nd has been
reserved for persons residing out of
Goderieh. It is free to all residents.
,The Depitrtmnent of HighlyayS;'' advis-
ing about the gasoline tax.
Motions Were presented as follows:
Squire--••�Ilorton : That • we Set ' the
price of $6 per hour for snowplow and
$3 lter hour for grader for the rate
pa:veils of Colhorne.'Towhship. Carried,
Squire -Montgomery : That the Clerk
insert d.public notice in the 'local paper
Prohibiting garbage dumping where
prohibiting signs are placed. Curried.
• Horton -Fisher : That the Clerk in-
sert a notice •in the paper regarding
the -X-ray - for tuberculosis. Carried.
Fisher ---Montgomery : That we level
'tire ball diamond at Beniniller when
grader is in the vicinity at the set fee
and at request- of the School Board.
Carried.
Montgomery-Ilurton : That we in-
struct_ the Road Superintendent to get
a mechanic to look over the ?Township
sprayer and hrtve it put in working
.eoudition. Carried.
Squire -Fisher: That Road Super-
intendent vouchers and all other. 1tc',-
count s be paid Road vouchers, +:)2(1.50;
\\-111. Watson. salary, postage and Phon-
ing, . $139.511: Print. Shop- 1iSse .treat
notices, $5.25: \V10. West hike,' bit lance
of salary for .April .4.1(1: Floyd
Lodge, part .fUne1';tl ,expeitses. indigent
patient, aO; Wilbur Stesv.aat,• sheep
and lambs killed. • ;GO:, County of
Heron, Colborne's shine indigent pa-
tietit; $13.50; C.P.R. freight office, rent
of weigh scales at \IeGitw, $5. k
Mloved by James Horton that we
adjourn to meet .Tune aril at S p.m. -
\VM. ;SALLO\\'S, Clerk.
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EAST W 'i
Council met on MIay ti, .011 members
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To receive top Vides May we suggest thatyou bring i
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HEALTHFUL ENJOYMENT IS MONEY'S BEST EMPLOYMENT --
GIVE FOR THE NEW ARENA.
'tenses,Toronto,$15;
Lewis
Ruddy,
do., $1.7 ; J. D., Beecroft, do., $10;
Stuart McBurney, salary and tele-
phonei $104.95; Verson Irwin, repair-
ing washout, $7.50; Harry Deacon, do.,
$4; Geo. McGee, do., $6; 'Wilfred
Shiell; do., $2.50; Alex. McArter, snow -
fence, $2.50; John Currie, snowfence,
$2.50; Stanley Snell, snowfeuce, $3;
Robert Patterson, repairing washout,
$ti ; 'Stainton's Hardware, brush clip-
pers, $5.50; Reavie Service Station,
gas, oil, repairs, $17.03; Wingham Ad-
vance -Times, advertising, $1; Harold
Kerr, bulldozing, $20-1'.
Council adjourned to melt on June 5.
I3r It. REDMOND '', Clerk
P. M. ATTLEE EXPRE'SSE'S
BRITAIN'S GRATITUDE
I. TORONTO, \ray S.--"\Vith all, our
I hearts WV blank- you," said Prime Mlilr-
I inter Attlee before the Rritish House
of Commons, referring to contributions
frotu overseas for the relief of distress
caused thkongli recent 'floods. The aid
being sent to Britain from all over
the Knipire: is typified in Canada by
the Ontario British flood relief' cam-
; Iaij.;'llt 11011' i11 .pr(gl•ess, The Campaign
I is•seeking4to co11@et•t, four million articles
of serviceable used clothing Iu1(1 (luilt-
atit.ies of fuodshrtfs for shipment to the
I11uod-stricken areas of IBritain. -
•"I am `glilcl 11) have Oris -•opportunity
10 t' 1)re'ss our profound gratitude to
all those in t)V( t'Seas countries of 'the
i ('ommonweitlth who have so llragnifi- -
c•ently' contributed, continueduMlr. At-
tlee. ticc. I h( (nt rust. all . u fl 'given
a.
( (cl
I during the war by the. people of ('an•
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111'eseilt. ' �"
\lotion•, C'ounc'illors'' Ruddy iutd Ire-
land, that the report onthe° (;rasby
,41011) 05 rt'11(1, be provisionally adopted,
;111(•1 a coact of revision u1I assessment
be held ((11 .Hine 5 at 11,11. S.T:, in
,Foresters' Ila 11. :el gray -Carr 441:
notion, Councillors, Ruddy and Itll,t•k,
that bylaw a. 1947. be given final read-
ing ;11t(1 1111s50(1. Carried.
Bylaw :t, 104'7. setting rale of 111)5
of Itoa(1 Superintendent awl litl)ot'crs,
was rend tilt Third, blue ;end 11115.,e(1
• l'he following•0(((111)ts Were e orile'red
to be p•1'id : .1. K. crAg.U'o., sproing
unit, ..t:,197).58: .J. Geddes. rent., for
hall. $2`: ('h;ls. Roliitisasil, operat'iitg
, spr:lye, 1;1-I2.st): Ilarvey Ililuk. ex -
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ada, of Australia, of .New Zealand; of
South Africa and of many other parts
of the Empire to the victims of enemy
action is still fresh in our memory.
The end of the war brought. no slacken,,
ing of -the desire to help, ,where help
was needed, and we have continued tn.
receive. welcotne gifts of -food to re-
lieve our present shortages."
"When to all this there is added this'
further manifestation of practical sym-
pathy to those, in distress, it is hard.to
find words adequate to express ou'''r
feelings," concluded the Prime Min-
ister. -
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months to repay. Or even 20 or 24
months on loans of larger amounts.
Household loans are arranged -
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