HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-10-02, Page 7DAY OCTOBER 2nd, 117
THE a G9AI'aIi3eH SIGNAL.STAB
County andDistriC
Hello, Homeanakers ! • and as the
Pilgrim 'fathers gathered to give
thanks for the harvest of the new land,
so can we. Our spring season was
wet and late, yet our farmers did not
lose hope, and today we are humble
in our appreciation of the products of
our fields. So on Thanksgiving ,Day,
we will give thanks,and resolve not to
waste the good things from the harvest
while others are starving. The Thanks-
giving dinner therefore can be seasonal
and inexpensive, with simplicity the
keynote.
.THANKSGIVING MENTI
'lot Tomato' Juice •
1.° WHEELER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
Nu extra charge "for t:.te use
of our Funeral Home, Toron-
to Stregt.
Prompt Ambulanc6
Service
Phone a35 Res. 358 or 7
Backache May Warn
Of Kidney Disorder
Dull, aching pains in the back
may be a warning of kidney dis-
orders. Don't neglect these pains.
- Doan's Kidney -Pills stimulatethe
action of the kidnes, help to elimi=
nate the wastes -which are often the
cause of backache, rheumatic pains,'
and minor urinary and bladder ail-
ments. Thus• Doan 's Kidney 'Pills
help the kidneys to clear the body
of impurities.
Do as thousands of other Cana-
dians have done. When -troubled-
with backache, taste Doan's Kidney
Pills. On sale at all drag counters,
• C. 4 '
The T. Mishits Co . Ltd.. Teromtto,, Oat.
Roast Turkey, Dressing ,
Potatoes Turnips
Green Lima Beans
Carrot Salad n
Squash Pie, Ice Cream
CARROT SALAD
Two cups grated- carrots, 1 cup
grated cabbage, 1/3 cup nastur-
tium seeds or chives, 1/3 eup
French Dressing. . .
Toss vegetables together. Pour on
Dressing just before serving.
FRESH LIMAS °.
Bring salted water to a buil about
an inch iu the bottom. of'saucepan).
r•
shelled Il(
tllm
us a
quart of f,ieel
e
Add
cook 25 to 35 minutes (depending Upon
freshness of beans) in tightly covers
pun. Serve thein with salt, pepper an
butter or make a cream sauce using
the put liquor for part of the liquid
and top milk thickened with corn
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PORT ALBERT
PRT 1.$al8)IaRT, Sept. 84.-x• Ie8Srs.
Arthus and Robert ].Bennett of'Chicago
visited last week -end with ,their sister,
Mi Wan. Crawford, and other rela-
tives in the community. cii r. Arthur
Rehnett, , who is eirhty*iive years of
age, and enjoying good health, drove
dais own car all the way here and back.
Miss Blanche Graham, R.N., who
has been nursing for the past year at
Victoria, B.C., is visiting for a few
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Grahaiii, before entering a Tor-
onto hospital ou October 15th.
Mr. Bert Cunningham of Toronto
visited for a few days last week at the'
home of his sister, Mrss.•Charles Craw-
ford.
Miss Evelyn Athill, daughter of Mrs.
Jean Athill of Guelph, is in Goderich
hospital receiving treatment' for injury
to her flip when she fell off a horse
on the farm of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry'Ledrior, over a month
ago.
k and daughter
Mrs. Harvey C.c u % ed, 6hter
Charleene,' of Orillla, is visiting with
hex.nwther,. Mrs. Wm. Crawford. -
Mrs. Nelson GSaham, who has been
in Loudon since spring, fell last week
bud fractured her hip. Latest report
is that she has developed pneumonia.
Communion service will be observed
in the United church t -next Sunday,
October 5th, at 3 p.ru.
United Church Worsen.—The W.M.S.
and W.A. of the United church held
their August_ meeting at the, home of
Mrs. Elmer Graham on Thursday after-
noon, with twelve ladies present. Mrs.
Jas. McKenzie, 'president of the W.M.
S., presided, and the meeting was
opened with u •hymn and prayer by
Mrs. Leditor. Mrs. Jautzi read the
Scripture lesson and Mrs. '.editor read
a portion of the study book. During
the business period arrangements were
made to hold the thank -offering meet-
ing in the church on October 10th,
with a special speaker. Mrs. Bert
Crawford was elected secretary -treas-
urer of the W.A., the office left vacant
by the death of Mrs. Richard Reed.
Arrangenierits also were made to• hold
the aiiuiversary service in the church
on rhe evening of October -12th at 7.30
pan., with Rev. S. Dunk as speaker.
Speeht mttS1 \oils Ue given: - The..meet-
ing, closed with a hymn and prayer.
The hostess served lunch and a social
hour was spent.
Seaorth.Mttu
Killed on Highway 4
Driver of'; tef d (r Fa,Qes,
'Charge in, Stratford
Court
• Willjam Frank Sproat, 39, R.R. 4,
Seaforth, was' almost instantly killed
about 1.30 Sunday utorning when
struck by a ear as he .weaned westerly
on highway No. 8 :lbotit, a quarter of
a lute east of Sebringville. The car
was travelling in the same direction.
A post utortem revealed that Sproat
suffered multiple fractures of the skull,
spine,and ribs, a fractured right leg,
considerable pulping of the brain: d:
The dead than was a son of Mr.
and Mrs. William M. Sproat. lot ti, con -
starell.
SQUASH ..PIE 'FILLING
'1'wu cups stewed and sieved
squash, 2 cups whole milk, 1 cup
brown sugar, 2 eggs, 1,2 tsp. salt,
.1 tsp. vanilla, 1 tsp. ciluia1uoU,
/ tsp. ginger, 1 tbsp. butter,
melted.
Beat the eggs and add to the milk.
Add• spices and salt to sugar and
squash -and blend well, Add to milk
and egg mixture along with vanilla
and melted butter: four into pastry -
lined pie dish and bake in an electric
oven 350 1?. for fifty. to sixty minutes.
THE QUESTION BOX
Mrs. S. W. asks: Recipe for Spiced
Tongue.
Answer:
Spiced Tongue a•
1 beef tongue, dash of all -spice,
1/2 tsp. cloves, 1 tsp. chopped
thyme, 1 tsp. chopped marjoram,
... _dash of salt and pepper, 3 tbsps.
lemon_ Juice.._.. _ _ _
•
Cover tongue with. boiling" water.
Add spices find lemon juice, Simmer
gently about'' 3 hours, or until 'tongue
is tender. Remove skin and roots be-
fore serving.
Mrs. N. C. asks ice create recipe
using cereal cream and coffee.
Answer:
Coffee Ice Create
11/2 cups 18 per cent. cream, 2
whole eggs, 2 egg yolks, 1/1tsp.
I salt, % cup sugar. 1/2 cup strong
I hot coffee, 2 egg whites, • 1/2 tsp.
I vanilla., i% tsp. • almond extract.
' Scald creams in double boiler. Beat
lt:
Work has commeneed onQlinten's a°h¢au'et} onSeptember nth. Rev. W.
•
Sil t,ofliefltate(d The a~ou>,rnl(�
1 , thees •sle.ds
fifty II'artlrale houses ,'project. The will reside on the groom's. farm in
Parker Construction Company of Port
West ossa, ' 9•
Stanley bras the general contract. Exeter G>lriLoses
Norman Long, Kipeeu mail courier,
while. tripping a'hayfork loaded with Hand in tern thick r
beans lost his balance and fell twenty- Etta alae Brintuell, slatteeu-year-old
live `feet from the mow. X•rays art Clin- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Print-
ton hospital revealed a fractured L nb nell, Lzceter: suffered the loss of her
in his ankle. right hand in at accident at the Exeter
The' meat mttrJ et at Clinton which canning •&aetory, -where slap' was em
-
Was conducted for many years by the played. She wras working let a corm
Fitzsimons family has been purchased husking nachine; anus .'vhe' one of the
by Burton A. and Orville J. Stauley, corn cobs went into the machine cross -
natives of the Ldckuow district who wise she reached; in with her hand
have operated malt. markets ,in other to take°°it out; with the result that her
parts of Ontario. stand was completely severed, A fel.
Mrs. A. W. I'. Smith passed ;away low -employee applied a tournique to
ou Friday at her home in Blyth, at the check the flow of blood and the injured
age of sixty-four years. Before her girl wastaken to Victoria • ospital at
Louden, where it is reported she is
getting along at well es might be ex-
pected but is suffering much pain.
cession 4, Tuekerlmllth township. He marriage Mrs. Smith; thenMiss Ruby
was torn in euforth on June10, 1908, ('xibsutl,• conducted a millinery shop
and spent his entire life 'in that con- in Blyth- fur litany nears. Her hus-
munity. Hel Chad been working with baud, whom she married in 193t1, died
his father, who operates a tile-manu- in June of this year. '
fuctnring piant in Tuckersmith. Mr. \1r. W. A. Elliott. son of Mr. and
Sproat -was" a graduate of Seaforth Mrs. J. 'Ii. R. Elliott, Blyth, who • has
public school and A member of Seaforth been sat the empiny of the DepartmentPresbyterian church, Surviving ore- of \'eteracls'..Affairs at Port Arthur
skies his parents are a brother, .lurk, since shortly after the war, •1111, re-
-and .l
sister. Isabel, at hulxle.celved the appointment of I•eg atr•itr
Horace Brotherton. , the alleged „f cleecls`fur that city and district, and
driver of the ear, was (}larged flt'I'oliee will cotllnlet1CC. his. new ditties October
Court 'at Stratford with dangerous l t —Blyth Standard.
driving and bail was set at $3,000 for The death occurred on September
his uppc>aranee againon October 0th• 1st of Albert \\"esitry I100cum, a Wel1-
liru.lherton is, a civilian employee at known ilullett township farmer. Mr.
the ClintonIt.(.'.K.t, school,' His home
1,eact;ill was baro in Godcric•h. township
is tit Kit('hel►er. .. , seventy-tive years ago and lived there
' until 1897, when the family moved to
the 1"th (-accession of Ilnllett. Two
years ,ago he moviPd to I.()11(1eS110r().
whole eggs and egg yolks with salt
and half -cup sugar. Pour 1n a portion
‘1""7"."-"" of the sledded cream slowly, blending
�I
Lightning
Rod
Installation and : epair
Service.
Pumps and Pressure Systems
of all types. -
Engines, Motor" a_ld Wind-
mills.
Goodyear Belts i!t all stand -
arc lengths.
All far- quipment and
machinery
NEW IDEA -
DISTRIBUTOR>B-
GODERICH, ONT.
Phone—
Carlow 2821
in as added, Stir in hot. coffee slowly,
too, and return the Mixture to the
double boiler. C sok ,over hot water,
stirring constantly until. mixture is
thickened all, smooth. Do not over-
! rook, as mixture will curdle.
I Remove from •Bent and cool. Beat
egg whites until stiff, gradually add
remaiuing quarter -cup of sugar. Fold
egg whites. into cooled custard mixture.
Add flavorings. Turn into .freezing
tray. Freeze at "fast freeze" stirring
o(•<•asionally during the freezing. Yield :
I•;ight serviugs. bed when the fire started and -was
• • * * * awakened by the neighbors.
KIN SBRIDGE
KINGSBRIDGE, Sept. 30.—Rev. T.
P. C. Donnellan is visiting at Windsor
this week. . .
Mr. James Bowler is' taking treat-
niOnt in Alexandra Hospital this week,
and we hope to sePhilit well again in
a short time.
• Mrs. James M. Bowler, fritm Tor-
onto, is visiting for two weeks with her
relatives here.
Mrs. Tole Upwood returned t(1 Lon-
don on Monday after a week's visit
with her father. Andrew Martin.
Mr. Bruce Hansford and Mr. Sithms,
of Toronto, + spent the week -end with
Mrs. C. Hansford. •
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny pf Detroit have
been here for the last few weeks,
slaking improvements to their home.
Loses Driving Shed and Imptetxaents. •
-()n .Sunday.. night fire of unknown
origin burned to the ground the -driv-
ing shed of J.. C. Dalton, with all his
Parra implements. Mr. Dalton was in
LEEBURN •
1111111*,
rAus sit=
A. lad, watetiipg a house lAtinler
volt. saki, "'low natty coatkl
givo ate"
-Two," van the painter.
"Then," raid the lues, a, t, Foil ',Wait
gine it three `.eO;at'1„ wo> lq, the Mit
one be an overeoatr
"No, sonny," Grid the painter, "Mkt
Would be P. waste coat.
Pat had Bridget iia his lu' 13 in ;
loving e .Draw.
"Am I ipabin' a IY progress iiax NI
love -making wid, yeo darlbnt�n Ihak
whir�tBred. •
"Shure, yer hold i' ver own, Nisi
bboy," was the Sati$fuotozy reply.
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MOVING WEST
M. Itawlint►.on Limited regularly «(n 1 u
up and ship Household Furniture. Con-
solidated Pool Czars to Manitoba, Saskatch-
ewan. Alberta, British Columbia and to
California. write: wire or phone for recluses
freight rates Established 1885
610 Yonge St., 'Toronto. Kin,sduiPs$25
240YING, PACKING, 4tiIPPIJt6 mad STORAGE" '
LEP:IIURN, Sept_ :111,_-('ottgr,ttllla_ Besides his wife he leaves two suns'
tions 10 • Mr. and Mrs. Delbert ('ook and three- daughters: Mrs. Joseph
on their recxent marriage. Lyolr, Harold, Iierbert and- Edythe,
Mrs. Andrew Bogie received word I all of "IIullett, anis Mrs. George Neil,
last week that her mother, A rs. Nelson of Nirkton. ,
(lraham, had fallen And fru •tnreal her I•. Nelson Lear suffered a -nasty ac -
hip. ° At time of writing her condition ticat>nt while he was working with
is gnitt,-'grave. Mrs. Bogie and Mrs. ! Ilnllett township farmers in clearing
I'. Shields have spent a few days with i a drain on the farm of William Leiper.
their mother in London. - - one of the , n►en took an axe to 12reak
Mr. and Mrs. Norman •Heid. bride ! a root and the axe glanced off and
and groom from 'lesson, visited on struck Mr. Lear on the left temple.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Win. J. Ile was unconscious for a time and
Meyers. wheu a doctor was secured the wound
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Falconer and C reeui ed several stitches. However`,
s+n Lhwxenee, .frbin the. London_ road,
and Mrs. Nellie Terrell, of Preston,
formerly of Winnipeg....visited on Sun -
-t• _
e me
n•
rio sea
if your
Allsup with eiuff y'�I'ansient Cort+
gestion-put a few drops o2 duces -1
101
to each nostril. It quickly
n.
gestion and makes bres,thix a in
hurry, ... gives grand
enifily, lief from
sneezy, stuffy distress of head
colds.gollowdirectionsinthe pa,,ckage. •
WICKS VA-TRA,-NOi�
DICK THE UPHOLSTERER
•
NO. 567W Estimates Free
Phone No Obligations! •
FOR "SERVICE AND GUARANTEED WORK
b(>_._ -»i1 s since recovered from what.
might have been .t much inure -'serious
accident.
day at \1"r. and Mrs. J. Horton s, Mrs., Brucetield Man
Terrell ,remaining for a longer visit..I'inned Muter Car
World-wide Communion Sunday will - Henry Jenkins, 25, of Brucefield. was
he observed in Leeburn church oh taken to St. Joseph's Hospital; London,
Sunday next; , - "• on Monday night after he -had been
W.M.S. Meting. -= The September pinned beneath a car in an accident
meeting of the W.M. Society was held on No. 4 highway at Clandeboye. The
at the church.on Wednesday, Septem-
ber 17th. Mrs. Jean Schram was, the
leader and the program in the Mission-
ary. Monthly.. was followed as far as
possible. Miss Lizzie Horton led in
the Bible reading and Mrs. M. Horton
led in prayer. The new study book
was introduced. It was decided 'to
have the thank -offering meeting at the
church, each one to bringoncor
more
to the meeting, at which a special
Speaker will give the address and lunch
ll' be served The meeting closed
Anne Allan invites you to w rite •to 1
her in Mare of The Signal -Star. Send
in your suggestions on homemaking
problems and watch this column for
replies:
ROY N. BENTLEY
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BOY. 58 PHONE 23.1J
. Goderich, Ont. 20tf
ASH1IELD
car, driven, by Douglas Skaife o
Rruc•etield, missed a curve on the road,
went into the ditch and turned over.
with Jenkins uliderneatll. Skaife
escaped with fu.ctal cuts. The car was
n total wreck. Jenkins' injuries 'are
not serious:
Falconer—Montgomery .
The Carriage of • Vera Margaret.
daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Lliryd Mont-
gomery. Winghain, to John .Angus
Falconer; son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil`i,I Falconer, East .Wavl'anesh.- took place
with all repeating the Lord's Prayer. - at the ,,Presbyterian. 'manse. White
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ASHFIELt), Sept. 30.—Mr. And. Mrs.
Fred MaeGI'egor. are leaving this week
for Alberta, where they will spend the
winter. *They are Motoring- there with
Mr..and Mrs. Gordon Railey.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan- McKay have
moved to Mr. Fred. MacGregor's 'rouse.
Messrs. Duncan -tend William Fttrrish
-have gone West on the harvesters'
excursion. �-- -
,iilr. 'and ,Mrs,' Leadhettot•- of 'Toronto
are visiting the latter's. parents. Mr.
and •Mrs. Colin MacGregor.
Miss Isabel Macdonald of Sarnia
spent .the week -end with her mother.
Mrs. R. 1). Macdonald.
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• a
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AT LOW COST!
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