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THE GODHR E ISIGNALSTAR
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 102
8.30 a.an. HOLT' COMMUNION.
11 sane. MORNING PRAVE 1: MW SERMON.
3 p-rs. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
7 pact. EVENING PRAYER A.1'D SERMON.
LENTEN ,SERVICES EVERY THURSDAY
10;38 a.m. Holy Comuninsiou. •
8 p.m. Evening Prayer ,and Meditation.
REVEREND KEV„ERLY IL FAKR, B.A, .L.Th.. RECTOR
A. W., A.MDERTON. Organist and Choirmaster
North Street United Church
SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1952
- 10 t.at. SUNDAY -SCHOOL
•11 'e.ui. "THE HOLY SCRIPTURES."
7 p.m: "CKLMINALS IN THE NEWS."
I knew personally Herb Wilson, C. siadiar i
"ex -King of the Saferitackert;." ,
REV. 11. A. DICKINSON. B.A.. MINISTER.
H. A. CLARK; Organist and Choirmaster
Knox Presbyterian Church
INVITES YOU TO WORSHIP TDI$ SUNDAY
-"Church going families are happier families" -
2 p.m. AFTERNOON WORSHIP.
THE MINISTER WILL PREACH.
REV. R. G. MacMILLAN. W. 11. BISHOP,
Minister.
Director of Praise.
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Goderich. Baptist - Church ._
MONTREAL ST.
' MINISTER -REV. IAN G. HIND. B.A.
ORGANISTand CHOIR. LEADER -FRANK BISSE'1T
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. PRE -EASTER SERIES.
7 p.m. "COME AM) HEAR!"
Monday 6.30 p.m. Compass Comrades.
8 p.m. Young People's Muskat Festival.
Wednesday -8 p.nm, . Prayer Meeting and Bible Study.
I idustrial Promotion . Conference
' Cao uncil; Members - Get Tips on Attracting Industry
Marr than 304.1 instaistrial decal+-
ltaicvs. isattriabera ad municipal s+, s -
Ws, Oakum' g boards. board.. of
trade acid chausL'erb 'of tosna:acestie
fad rrpresenittises'ef railway and
rule proms/Lion departments 4k-
traded- the two-day atsesions of the
ird ira.41taaariA1, promoti"o &xi
rsscre . i.ts Toronto tax Thured al a
Friday of last shock) 'spous arewl 1;?
,the Traik, and lrul r)• brawl, of
the Ontario LteParfaistlet of Plan-
ning and Deselarpasseut. (;.,clench
was r rePreWatillLy 1 aur J. E-
11vt- ins, Deputy -Reeve Joseph Al-
iaaiire a.nd Ceunelliurti William Wood
and Kenneth Peuutngtou.
Hello Homemakers'. Most botne-
usukeral"are thrifty. We tilt to be
as
However expeuea fur festive ac-
tivities have left urs without a
penny in cur purse andibis nettle
aai.tates extra caution- '
The general opinion is that meat th
disappears more rapidly an one
expects. To be thrifty the roast
rarely ispl;e/ t,ted at the table as
it comes from the oven more than
once. Next time the serving is in
a casserole.dish of souse kind. There
m
ate ain" economical mixes , used
for these main meal dishes. The
ones we have tried are planned for
the strict budget, yet are satisfy-
ingly good.
Chop 'Stacy.
2 tablespoons fat
1 cup cooked pork or veal
2 onions, sliced
'. can of bean sprouts c
1 cup diced celery
% cup mushrooms, sliced
cup rice, uncooked
1 tea$peon salt
1 cup stock or bouillon
Place the fat in a heavy sauce-
pan. Cook the meat and onions in
the fat until slightly brown. Add.
the bean sprouts. celery, and mush-
rooms and Book for 5 minutes. Add
the rice. salt and stock; simmer
gently on electric element turned
Low until the rice is tender or
about 30 minutes. Serves 4.
Tamale Pie..
% cup corn meal •
2 cups boiling, salted water
1 cup tomato sauce
1- cup chopped, cooked meat)
1 small onion, chopped
1 sweet .-green pepper, chop-
ped or I pimetao, chopped
1/3 cup grated cheese
2 tablespoons chopped olives
salt .
• Sprinkle the corn meal into the
ivatcer "and •1►ni.1 10 tnin tip's_
Add the remaining ingredients, ex-
cept the cheese. to the tomato sauce.
Line a buttered baking dish with
. the cooked -corn meal; fill with the
sauce Mixture. Sprinkle the cheese
over the top; bake in an electric
oven (375 degrees) for 20 minutes
or until the cheese has melted and
browned slightly. Serves 5.
,Tomato -Curry Meat
1 tbsp. fat
1 medium onion. sliced
2 cups canned tomatoes
114 tbsps. lemon juice
1 cup cooked meat. cubed
I nisi). curry powder
cold water
1 cup milk'
% cup rice. boiled
BETHEL TABERNACLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. HOWARD MINAKER. PASTOR
Sunday 10 a.m. Sunday School Preserve to -morrow's generation
by saving .the children today.
11 a.m.. Morning Worship. SPEAKL'(G OF LOST POWER.
7.30 pan. Evangelistic Service. THE FAMILY TREE.
Monday 8 pan. Sectional Christ's Ambassadors Rally.
Rev., Kenneth Norcross of Stratheoy-speaker.
Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Bible Study. 8 pan. Prayer Meeting.
Friday .8 p.m, Christ's Ambassadors.
THE LITTLE. CHURCH'- WITH THE BIG WELCOME.
DONNYBROOK
• DONNYBROOK, March 19. -The
March meeting of the W.M.S. and
W.A. was held at the home of Mrs.
Norman, Thompson on Tuesday
afternoon with 12 present. Mrs.
Charles Jefferson presided and
opened -!the meeting with hymn 6S1.
Prayers were offered by Mrs. N.
Thompson, Mrs. H. Jefferson and
Mrs. C. Jefferson followed by the
x..ord'ij Prayer in unison. Mrs. Mark
Armstrong read the lesson. Psalm
selection 099 was read responsive -
Huron County Health Unit
"Immunization Clinic"
"The first in a series of
preschool immunization clinics
for Dungannon and district
will be held in the Dungan-
non United Church Hall -
FRIDAY, MARCH .28t1t, 1952
from 2.30 -.3.30 p.m.
Children 4 months of age
to school age may be brought
to these clinics to receive
initial immunization or rein-
forcing inoculations for Diph-
theria, Whooping Cough, Te
tam's, and Smallpox.
12=23
ly. Sharron Jefferson and Jimmie
Robinson sang "Jesus, loves me."
Hymn 44:i was sung. ''Mrs. Edward
Robinson gave a reading on stew-
ardship. Mrs. S. Chimney and
Mrs. Hardy read poems entitled
"Kindness and Folks." The chapter
in the study 'book, "The challenge
and call of the city" was read by
-Miss Elaine Jefferson and Mrs. C.
Jefferson. Mrs. Norman Thompson
read about `The Bible in Korea
and Japan." It ' was decided to
invite three other •auxiliaries to
join the Easter Thank -offering meet-
ing. ... Mrs. Chamney Chamney was in
charge of the W.A. meeting which
followed. Itev. Mr. 'Washington
closed the meeting ,A sale of bak-
ing, etc., for the W.M.S. was held.
Lunch was served:
•Mr. ;and Mrs. John Connelly and
family, Mr. John Boyle, Mr, Michael
Cummins, Mr. James Leddy, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Craig, Mrs. James Craig.
and. Mr. J. C. Robinson attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Michael
Murphy at Sarnia on -Tuesday. The
sympathy of .the community ,is ex-
tended to the bereaved family.
Woman (over telephone) : "Are
you the game warden?"
Game Warden; "Yes, Ma'am."
Woman: "Well, thank goodness,
I have the right person at last,
Would you mind suggesting some
games suitar►le for a children's
party?"
THE VOICE OF BETHEL
Rev. Howard E. Minaker
THE DEITY OF CHRIST
"Thou shalt call Itis naive Jesus for He shall save Ilis people
from their, sins." Mri1tlicaw, 1:31.
!Like comfort to the bereaved, freedcnn,to the slave, focal to
the+hungry or water Ito the parehed lips, so delightful is. this por-
tion to sin sick humanit$s"
The name Jesus means "Jehovah is Saviour." What a mar-
vellous condeecension. His name shall be-('alled Immanuel s iiicch
being interpreted is "Gist with us." Jens Christ' was God wase
clown to're(leem.nran. 1When man 511111ed It reslatir.tl more than nu
!angel or a creature to pay :the price. Anyone 'les than Iteity, one of
the b".tem:0 Three, did not have a life to .give away., Thank (bel
for One echo did. "The Lord .ieesus Christ," and freely die laid it
down a ransom for ns 41'11.
Lf 11 eoltld ever be proven that the Lord Jesus Wa, Naevi than
!the Eternal Word in eternity and the Son In time, then humanity
.has no 11111 1:i1len, the blood beef no avail, we are yet in our sins
with no wtiy or►t.
1 feel sorry for the iiedlridnnl who has reduced Christ the
Creator to (thrist the creature 1)45-1Itce ire 1111s cloyed 1fie door te►
his snlrnttti►n.
Because His naure.is Jesus or "Jehovhh fs Stivianr" 11e• shall
save 111a }'people from their sins. 'Marty have plunged 'nenth the
ertmso►t waive and hire had their sins edemiseti away and there
iv roma for many more.
,ie+snr. ,Jesus; .les sr, sea Meet name I know.
Fills my every longing;
Keeps me vinging as -I go.
Sponsored by the Bethel Adult Nimble Class.
3 bananas
Cook the o aieu in the fat in a
heavy aluminuui sautapan for 5w
winutes; add the •Watueai, leruon
juice, and meat. Mix curry powder, u, '
t paste with culd water ; stir
• into the meet mixture
until it tastes hot with curry
powder. . Sitntn.r for 20 'sniuuters.
Add salt if necessary. Stir Jri, leaf
cup cold milk just before, serving.
Heap a border of boiled rice on
a platter or chop plate; 511 with
The first day of than cx,:sferelioe
was takers up by a course in the
Letl.11111lue of rutluleipal industrial
pot lotion. In Friduy'e session ibe
delegates took part general
a genel
discusapiun of the problems of luring
uric iuduetry. Thur..day's 'course
consisted of a , byp,thetieal case.et
industrial proasotiuu, showing the
various singes Leadi{ag up to lora-
the curried meat. Serve with riye'l tion and building. It was staged
raw bananas cut in halves cross- by Bili making/awe of the Inde,
ruse- trial Development Brunch of the
flat Eat
Baking powder biscuit dough
1 cup cooked meat, ground
1/3 cup milk or gravy
Season the ground meat highly
with salt, pepper, Worcestershire
sae, and catsup. 11ince4..,.uniou
and minced celery may also be used;
Moisten the seasoned cleat with
scree mill: or gravy. Roll the baking
jio`i'td blsv rlt dough into au oblong
about 1i inch .thick; spread with
the meat; roll into a cylinder; cut
into 1 -inch dices with a sharpknife. Place the slices cut side
down* en a buttered leaking sheet,
or in a shallow pan. Bake in a
hot electric oven (400 degrees) for
21) minutes. Serve with'uleat gravy
or Brown Sauce. Serves about 5 or
6.
TAKE A°TTP
1. To brown meat use a chicken
fryer or fairly deep pan with a
1,4 cup of fat in it. Use medium
'or medium-high..position of elee-
tric_ element.. _This preventsl
seorehing ftie meat and hardening
the tissues._,
2. When youuse the deep Rel}
cooker ,of electric range for stews
be sure to place the trivet or
rack in the cooker as ,soon as the
l d.
meahac_been _browned.
3. Always add boiling water and a
teaspoon of vinegar to muscular
types' of meat such as neck, flank
and brisket pieces. This softens
the connective tissues.
4. Turn the electric element from
'iligh to Simmer as soon as the
"top -of -range" foods are eclokcd.
The foods will remain hot' but
the juices will not evaporate.
5. Leftover meats should be served
with a tasty sauce, gravy, relish
or condensed soup.
THE QUESTION BOX
Mrs. T. W. asks: Do you rinse
minute rice after it is cooked? '
Answer: No. Cook ,aecordin'g to
the directions on the package...'
Mrs. ;C.. J. ,asks: How to whip
CommerceDepartment of Trade and Comerce
and .1. E. Turnbull, director of the
,llunieipal" Division of the Trade
and Indt4Stry Branch.
Prospective Industry
The j*rnzyctive ittdusiry was au
Eug,)ish company, capitalized at
$1,500.(J00, seeking a location in
Canada to manufacture metal le/S-
pite'equipment and furnishing,.
It
urnishin s -
It had already established a sales
service here and investigated mar-
ket 1n, ibitities, and had taeeu
granted a $5($50(,),000loan to , start
cont ruction.
L sing panels of experts to set
out the various stages of promotion,
the audieuce first saw an office in
Ontario Ilouse in " Londou, where
Suiith Bros. tirade their "initial con-
tact. 'Tile scene thea switched ti,
the office of the Trade and Industry -
Branch ou Yon;e street, Toronto.
Messrs. Smith were discussing the
general requirements for their new
plant with an officer of the muni-
cipal division. In their talks, they
revealed their needs with respect to
site, l,uildujg, assessment and tax-
a1lou4 ►err-rc+ .,-trio nation-
housing. banking. recreation, educa-
jtion, religion, weather, shopping,
ands4)on»
As a result, the officer received
a general picture of the location
they were seeking. So. while he
consulted with representatives of
various suitable municipalities,
Messrs. Smith went to Ottawa. and
the next scene showed them talking
over the prArlesr:► with the Depart -
mesa of Trade at4 1'on a srrt t . while
e
Ptrtsjsassrial rtirrtmattd..1111Te *at IA -
Here they disecas sad aupplirrs of
lrUilalir5g wattrr'ials, cos tion + z
41.2tuge, labor, team etc-
- ltldttiiwl rt rsiacitidarre
-While „ iht ie i10,0111. iia yes +rs. wt't
teak; .t-rea.( .stsl, delegates t 'iii note
of the .type- s:2 41.,yt:It,rr ,a.+►lsrrd. the
,prui(vilur,e fol.loirres d.,4sal tl r :.4e. ,ti Alik
of chi tatelirsg information.
he the „vest stage, the company
rel,r,eesettati,e, h4riug herrn furn-
ished 'a'#,i It hbuferitaation by tie .trade
and iildttstry branch regarding Vp
trsstial arta., and having. is, d4,4sirt,
dupe aon,eiderable quiet aseoutleg, ou
their own,. are Meeting with tine` hs-
dtoariai Wwwi $i',n of ,thea-
cipality-in
this vise Arnpr:or. „
So Mesar*. $with want to keens- :
Ito the people Want industrial ex-
pansion? What 1.e. thee hiletory o1
cu-ope xtion between town otheiale
and- existing Judos -try? The at-
titude of existing indu.atry to ur w
industry? Is tine town a grAixt Plage
W I1t '-friendly. nefghbc ria-: Lr
town housekeeping neat? la. it a
one -flan or clique town? Are it*
civic groups: active?
Ha.vina satisfied thernseivses on
these iwlute,' Meean. Smith appear
in the final salute 'at a noseting of
the town e..,einejL : If they like tad'
other, eigars are paeseel, and Arta -
prior has a new industry,
Friday's Disrussiou
In Friday's discussion of the
pe.1,14-na- of luring new industry,
one 4,f the outstanding elUearions
raised was that of anuexation. But
whatever the nature of the problem,
1 whether one of s.erric or econ-
( MaicS, the *Arnim: lar primarily
in ,.elf -help, it wan felt. QUICK CANADLAN QUIZ
"You have to want industry . to L Where is Cabot Strait?
cone: -to .on." " J. bale, bt-ad of 2. t What was ueentlizabeth's birth
the trade and industry branch of date?
the Ontario Department of Planning
and • Lietelopruent, " staid The 'ouue4-4--11 agenry -bt iexclusive right
lids upon the municipality. The a. to. bring C.S. network broadcasts
provincial government, does not, int° sCanada?
and cannot. :act except in an ad- 4.1s Ottawa's current surplus of
vrrory capacity. '•Industry will Ko tax revenue over expendittu a �s11.
1arhere'it wants. You have to make tniilion, $2•1O Million, $721 mil -
it want to come to you." lion?
Moist communities ha meatiern 5.In 1:139 it took 12 minutes far
Ontario now. have planning boards.
average Canadian factory worker
ninny ny neat- _ to " dpublic u r pu to earn price' fi'f a loaf of b rea rl.
relatlous job with their own court -How long does he work for it
oils and their own citizens on in -
today?
du trial promotion," the discussion ANS'3W ERS : 5. 8 minutes- .3. 'file
1ndte te(t
.400.
f
Arid dtr nary Is pop-
traitts of year dtideas'a
growing -growing -cap /mamas*i.. a .par
dour possrssi its yid' do
advatstaag rear,` flee tat
u
yoapp+iatamt sok/.
HENDERSON'S
THE pow man a
Until a community has an oper-'
ating zoning and planning bylaw,
until ' it has dei-elciped industrial
sites and is prepared to provide
services, it cannot hope to compete
'with other towns for new industry.
Concessions Necessary -
In creating the industrial climate
which would help them share in
evaporated milk? Ontario's $.s, o.000,(%1Q . industrial
Answer: four evaporated mill:,; boom, municipalities would have to
,into a freezer tray of. electric re. -!make concessions;
frigerator without „ the divulses.' , perhaps unde -
s take .t hott,&g program, as in the
Freeze milk to • a ',mush."
Be in cage of the Ernest I,ietz Co.._ 4�f Ger
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wetting in the electric mixer at low many, manufacturers of la. ho
speed and turn to lligh as soon as cameras, which is locating in Mid -
.o a portions are broken: Add half land,
teaspoon of lemon juiee to improve
"But there's no dutibt _Midland
and hasten the beating.
!did file right thing in i;r-[ting this
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National Red Cross Appeal
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This Society works ALL THE TIME -during'
PEACE
PEACE AND WAR. .
Give GENEROUSLY during t
next two weeks.
DONATIONS IN GODERICH.
• CAN BE LEFT AT
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• CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
411 ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
• BANK OF MONTREAL '
MUSIC SHOP, WEST STREET
• SHELL SERVICE STATION, KINOS'TON STREET
firpt, which is in line for a
1$4.000.(N4) eontraet front ,.1114' ('arr-
adian government to make the syn-
ehronized cameras placed in the
guns of jet Lighters." Mr. Lyle said.'
I"Eventually the tires likely-"
eurpley 1.000 people."
One of the chief problem, ;ti
industrial expansion revealed win
!the. talks" lay in ,the fact that
190 per cent of Ontario 4)its tiniti• s
'are, developed to their limits.
Cornwall. Waterloo. Hamilton.
(Tinton, and ,half a dozen other
!representatives made this evident.
!Their only hope is in annexation.
very often a touchy political ,}rro-
lenr. or the purchase of industrial
land in the neighboring township.
3funieipalities were advised to
approach their annexation aims on
as much a non-political basis as
possible:. In most easos, where
perimeter' townslllps had already
begun a. haphazard industrial de-
velopment, hut were hampered by
the cost of providing services, and
dislike of the taxation increase if
annexed, it was; suggested that the
municipality try to sell the advant-
ages to both communities to he de-
rived'frorn allowing it to take, over,
provide the services and pirt'krnm
thatwould attract industry,and
share the;' new tat ;revenues. "
f'i3C"- 1. It Separates Nora Mitt
and 1ewfoundiand- . 4. $721 micros
at Jau.,141...2.....Apxfl.. 20, 1926.
(Material Isupplied by the Editors
of Quick Canadian Facts, the hand-
book of facts about Canada.),
Sunflower tests at the Experi-
int t t tinea, 3Melfort -gawk. hart±-
} shown that early seeding of this
c-rop is of the utmost •importance.
Seedin;s'+ made on May 9 gave a
yield of 554 pounds an acre with
an oil content of 21.17 percent..
While seedingof May :It -;yielded
1 only 217 pounds per at -re with an
oil content of 12.85:
WANTED
.Living Accommodation in Goderick
and Surrounding Area
Because of increased production we anticipate bringing
in a number of new employees to Goderich in the im-
mediate future. Living accomodation' for these men and
their families will be required.
We need a list of available space to rent.; board and
•room, housekeeping rooms, furnished and unfurnished
.apartments and houses.
Do You Have Accommodation to Rent?
Plase write or phone advising full particulars o
space available.
PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT PHONE 880
The Dominion Road Machinery Co. Ltd,
GODERICH ONTARIO
The Management of
oceteria
thailkti' the. people:' of Goderioh ljind the surrounding area for the very nice
re pttion oX";'tht, opening „Of the new store.
• The' many,' compliments on -the, appearance of the store and the
facilities i'dr egmfortable shopping indicate that such a store is an asset to
_the town. We hoe to deserve your continued patronage.
A FEW MORE SAMPLES OF PRICES ARE:
Brat ns'chweiger, Sausage average 42c ea.
Astor *Coffee 'Beans lb.. 93c
Gazelle Choice Cream Corn 20 oz. 2 for 29c
Tops'Dog Food.'. tin 10c
Healtho Dog Food 3 for 29c
t. -
G inger Ale ' ' 30 oz. '2 for 35c
First Quality Butter, . lb. 69e
Mother Parker's Coffee Bags ' 20 bag jar 72c
Mother Parker's Yellow Label ib. pkg. 51c
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