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DRESS U
for the Old Home week Parade and
Carnivals.
Prizes will be given each night of Old Home Week.
for the best costumes, (Classes to be announced next
week.)
Costumes niay be rented from The Patricia Card
Costumes through the Goderich Dramatic Club.
A costume depot will be open Saturday, August 2,
and throughout 'Old Home Week in MacKay Hall.
Advance orders accepted by W. A. , Sutherland, Wm.
Drew or E. F. Sale.
Historical, character and comic costumes available.
GODERICH OLD HOME WEEK COMMITTEE
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\1•ith only seen ;ant -s .ft t..
play -.1-the W (►.A.:\ Interufediate
Ladies,' -8'•frhall 1.ti.:'l at the end
t,f Last c erk, l:'nl• t is 11 l h►rl�, rs cvcre
leading the parade with fonrtireu
points Next Tuesslity c.v'•niug Itrti•
sets c\iP! play in 1;0i+rerun al„1 1't•i
day night of the sane. Werk will
see Goderich finish up th1eir:sched-
ule with another game with the
Brussels .:eluud.
Standings as released at the cveNk-
end aro as follows:
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(nxlerieb 9 7 _' O 14
Brussels ....._.... .. . 7 t; 1 1) 12
Clinton 1t.('.A.F.. 9 3 e; 0 (;
Kincardine 9 1 ': '0
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13 YEAR OLD
BOY PREACHER
° DANIEL NESTLE
AND 1'nF:ACHING THE 01.1) H'.1SHItiNF:U (:(SPIN:1.
E.1('11 EVENING '.11' 8 1.M.
1`I) "DAR. ;'i'His no).- 1 MESSAGE
DODGERS WIN SEVENTH •
FROM KINCARDINE' 7-3
(By Wally)
Seventh win tit nine starts wets
chs lkt'ti up iv the (:r►ek'rich l.).Migers
Friday night as they suet their old
rivals front ,the lakeshore town of
Kineardiue and sent tl(etu home
%vith• a 7-3 loss.
K:ir M4•Kinaou on the mount for
tete 1►tnIlgers %Vas in her usual good
forte with five girls going; down
swinging cVlrile she scut „ two to
first on walks, Rita Farrell went
the route for the visitors. selueeiing
three tort on striker, while giving
up twit flee passes.
r•htab:lyd in the third frame
over :r ' rli.1 111ttsl ,ant at home held
tyre
game op Momentarily while
Umpire F-1 Dale. Clinton. put the
Kincat'eline (•tach. Gordon Comp -
belt.' and one of the players, 11or-
othv Wilson. off the Iteatc'lt,
Goderielt 001 301 02x -7 9.4
Kincardine ,.. 000 200 100 Til 7 4
THREE HOMERS FEATURE
DODGER WIN OVERt RADAR
( By Wally)
lit their final go at the Clinton
Radar Ladies. last week. the 1)i►d-
gers downed them to the tone of
7-1. The g:tltae was sparked with
three honer rings off former Strat-
ford 1►itv•her, hazel Boynton. First
home run ("range in the second frame
when l'eg W'.asl knot•ke'd :t long fly•
in the fourth inning Pearl Morland
kept top her reward of home runs
wit 11 another Otte.`" ,Tenn Fuller VII MN
up with the third one in the sisal►.
le•Kinnon for the' winners put
thirteen haters on the ltencli while
she cv:a;lked six. Boynton swatted
plot six anel walked one. it was a
two -hitter for Kay while 'Hazel. al -
1 ecywi the 'Dodgers tau lingoes,
Clinton (190 001 0(1(1 -1 2 2
(to I 'rich 0111 202 101 -7 10 0
itr+tte't'i(s McKinnon arid, Wooef:
11:yton and Slade.
FLOURMEN WIN FOURTH
STRAIGHT FROM OILERS
After losing their first game of
the season the Purity Flour boys
have been setting a fast pace in
the industrial Softball, League. On
Monday evening'. they ern nhardcd
Imperial Oil 10-4.
,The hail game was over in the
first inning as the boys from' the
mill connected for five tuns on six
_hits. _ Frank Bowra. IIIakink his
first appear:anc'f' of the year, turned
in s tine i►erforhtanee. hill .11ond
had four singles and .Tohn Tlndson.
on erase every time, s'ored four
runs. Jack Duckworth, the bright
"14 4, for Imperial (til, clouted a
long 104u1er• over the left field fence.
R. It. E.
Purity Flour .302 023 4--1(; 13 2
Int1►t'rial (til ... 201 010 0---- 4 .4 11
Purity Flour -Frank ltowra and
earc:11 young : Imperial Oil- Tl,m
!e'lii'1i1tat and ,.Took Duckworth.,
'!'here are 225" t ':1 'ilers Of law in
It'inada
ANN PAGE FRESH MILK BREAD
White or SLICED
Brown 24 -oz loaf 15,
UNSLiCED
24 -oz goat
- DELUXE CAKE Regular Price 45c
each 39c
THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
Hello Homemakers! You can 2.Prepare according to method of
beat the heat by storing some of serviul;. Berries may be gently
rolled
fresh fruits and ,vegetable* in a
home. freezer, or u locker at ,a
storage plant. Food can be 'pack-
aged in a quick, eouvettient and
easy 111ettu►ti for freezing. As a
basic rule for preparation of vege-
ttables reuleti►ber: bland► one min-
ute, then (dill' two minutes.
It is - now common praetice to
prepare the fruits and vegetables
which are usually voluted if Sou
have access to freezing space. Thr
stored product will have good color,
flavor and food value when the
best variety is obtained and good
quality packaging is used..
Freezing isnot a method of pro-
cessing food; it - simply prevents
growth of bacteria. For this rea-
son plaee each fillets container In
the • refrigerator then transfer to
home freezer or locker within 4
to (i !onus. Be guided by the direc-
tions of a freezer manufacturer as
to how many boxes to .place along
the quick freezing wall of a home
unit. (We freeze 8 packages at
one time, or we pay the storage
operator for quick freezing large
quantities.)
TAKE A TIP
1. Seleet only the best—firm. well -
ripened -fruits and fresh, tender
vegetables for' freezing.
2. Certain varieties of vegetables.
are better suited for freezing
than others:. Burpee's, Early
Stringless. Tendergreen or Bolen -
tine Beans, Broad leaf Spinach.
Thomas Laxton or Tall Telephone
fess, (;old -ban or Golden 'Ban-
tam Corn. 'Henderson:. 'Lima
'Beans and Tong Island B1'ussels
Sprouts.
3. Among our Ontario fruits, prefer-
ence 111ay 1te' given to Cuthbert
or Viking Raspberries, Early
Richmond, or Montmorency Cher-
ries.
her-
�Low-deBlackberries, lfdette
ole .
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or• Valiant Peaches, (11'an& Duke
or Pratte' Plums.
t. Purchase • moisture' -vapor -proof
m'ateria1,, An ideal material
should also be odorless, tasteless,
strong, e:asy tn-,handle, .seal and
label. Tulpregnated wax cartons
wan be re -used with new liners.
5, Son -wan store 3S rectangular pint.
cartons (with 'liner) in a cultic
foot of .p9(t' or 1R round tub
pints.
(1, When regular canning jars are
used allow a headspaee of 1 to
11!, inches At least to prevent
bre;tk:age, whereas boxes of a dry
pack may he filledt v'ing 1:4 bleb
expansion..-
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xpansion--
TO FREEZE FRUITS
t. Cort :11111 cvasla :1nti Barin bat
,handle carefully-,
through a wide funnel 4119
each box with or without sugar
We usually sprinkle in dry sugar
a11o4111g 1 cup for 4 cups of fruit.
Rhubarb may be eut (do not
heel ) and pocked. Cherries to be
eaten .fresh should be . covered
with a 50 per cent syrup; for
pies, mix 1 part sugar to 4 parts
cherries. l'(ac!tes _anti {tears re-
quire ,preparing as for canning
and covering in 50 per cent syrup
(three-quarters of a teaspoon of
ascorbic acid crystals in earn
quart of syrup, H 111 prevent,
browness) .
3. When .t lined box is used, squeeze
the tort of the --envelope together
above the fruit to' exclude,, air,
then fold -and seal.
4.'1'o heat seal the package: turn a
saucepan (of the same height as
freezer box) upside down. Cse
'tat' electric iron with the control
•set at Rayon and press over 2
folds of the liner. Let stand a' boom. If any of these unrestrained
minute then fold to lit box.
5. Label with a grease pencil and
place in freezer or refrigerator;
freeze as soon as possible.
To FREEZE VEGETABLES
1, Sort and wash first vegetables.
Prepare as for table use, cutting
lengths uwcurdfug h► ty1><' of ricers committee of the D.1I,LA., is
freezing box, • no stronger than it was two years,
2. All vegetables are thea blanchedago wl►en the Canadian dollar was
or scalded to keep their color selling at a Substantial discount.
and stop chemical action. It i, `1'he at
since then, it
important' to nae only enough pointed out, was largely clue to au
water to cover and to have the i', uus�nrpassecl itttlow of foreign van-
water
bag or sieve for the I teal,' some of it undoubtedly of a
vegetables that cue 1►e hcld in 44151e. highly speculative nature which
hailing touter for the 25 to might be withdrawn suddenly,
second period. Keep the gag or
The report reminded Cant)dions
sieve moving and also watch the
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.'Fri URSl)AY, JULY 17t11, 1962
RENEW STOCKS OF TROUT
IN LAKE AT KINCARDINE
Trout fishing, once a literal bon-
anza in Lake Huron, but of • late
years entirely uou-productive, may
be revived.
Such is the hope of the Depart-
ment of lands and forests, which,
for the tirst time iu eight years
has placed fingerling trout in the
cotters of Lake Huron, ora' Kin-
cardine.
iu-
cardine.
Disappearance of the trout has
been blamed largely ott,, lamprey
eels. For tete past two years these
have been trapped successfully tat-
Soutltutnpton and as the number
of depredators lessens, the chance
for survival of trout increases, de-
partmental works 'believe.
Douglas Cutts, of the department
hatchery at Southampton; Melviu
!'eters, ,,of Chatsworth hatchery,
and Conservation Officer Alex
Wolfe, of Kincardine, supervised
placement of 20,000 youpg trout in
on area extending five utiles south
of Kincardine,
borne and 011ie Hall, Kincardine
fishermen, assisted.
HOW STRONG THE BOOM
Just because our dollar has shot
ahead of Uncle Sam's, a lot • of
People seem to assume our economic
troubles are over and that there
is no limit to the present expansion
optimists were at the recent annual
meeting of the Dominion Mortgage
and Investment Association, ;hey
roust have been rudely awakened,
says The Financial Post.
The Canadian economy basically,
says the annual report of the of -
clock during scalding period.
3. 0.01 the hot food qu}t•kly in bee
water for 2 minutes then. drain.
4. Pack- drained vegetables immedi-
that the real basis- for prosperity
was export trade.
A dash_ of cold water never hurts
tanylfody, and sometimes it ccan.do a
lot of good, says The Post. It is
ately into containers and sept or well to be reminded that we :are
cover %vitt' a cold brine' trying 1 still facing basic and forntidul►lc�
teaspoon of table salt to 1 cupipru1le urs: Foreign ign eapita1 we ne c d
of water. sand we are now getting, but that
5. Exclude air as Much .as .possible.
seal and. label.
t;, Freeze quickly..
QUESTION BOX
Mrs. R. L. asks: What do you
think is the reason for soggy cobs
it will continue
of corn :as used in ,Ian -nary'? •
AtIswer: 1V'e defrost colts of earn
then cool: foir 5 minutes in rapi114.
boiling water. It is the only vege- up the block ,and
table cve iillovc to thew bt'fure soul. lututttei.
Mrs. T. F. asks: is it necessary
tis not enough. For solid_prosperity
a nation, like an Imtivid(1 a1, must
sell as nitwit as it buys or borrows.
Fortitnatety -in-the first quarter cit
14152 the export picture has bright-
ened considerably. It is hoped that
w4Ntketl in ' 8
Wonderful Value for you,!
Egg Creme Shampoo
plus Creme Rinse -
Loth for only 1.25
For the price of the shampoo
alone I .. get a regular 1.25
Mottle of Richard Iludnut
Egg Crei;te Shampoo plus a
special -size bottle of Creme
Rinse! This pair works
wonders when it comes to
keeping your hair healthy
and beautiful!
CAMPBELL'S AUG STORE
Phone 90
33
Goderich
t'
TIPS ON KEEPING COOL
IN HOTTEST -WEATHER
How cool is your home this sum-
mer? W
Maybe you can't do anything
about the weather outdoors, but
there are plenty of inexpensive
wttys of staking indoor tempera-
tures pleasant for summertime.
Houses overheat for a variety of
reasons. Here is tt check list of
some of the causes, with approp-
riate remedies.
Sunlight streaming through win-
dows can turn any room into a
hot house. Afternoon sun heats
the house most, So install awnings
for windows of west rooms. They
'will admit light and at the same
time keep the' rooms cool.
Air indoors stays hot after tem-
peratures drop in the evening, be-
cause of poor. ventilation. Be sure
that warm air can escape from the
attic, and that the door or trap
door into. it is opened at night.
An attic fan will greatly speed 11h
air movement.
Cooking' heats ui>' not only the
kitchen butalso the dining and
living rooau. Have a small terrace
built now, so that. 3011 can move
meals outdoors on hot evenings- A
tiled terrace can be hosed down
an hoar before meals and rite re -
salting ('vaporation will make the
whole area cooler.
You can't get all the heat out of
a kitchen, but .a ventilating fan over
the range Is a great' help., In fact,
,round.
Mrs. .1. K. says;; Why ,hutted it � to pit cherries before freezing? . it will he useful the year 1 un 1,
require 15 minutes to eook a frozen .%nswer: No -- u111tongla it is to draw off cooking, odors.
block of peas? usually more cul*enient than later A porch Is a cool spot for stun-
- t o :roily will use it
stun -
Answer: Frozrn pea,: when ,lip ,fur pies if pitted., inert one, bat n family .
11ed into boiling water sf old be „�,,,OM, -�
.t irrwt from time It time to lt1Y'ak q.•
if the floor is in poor condition,
the furniture shabby and the light-
ing bad. Good porch furniture and
good reading lights will draw any
family out of doors for cool even-
ing breezes.
When the house, stays hot al-
though the evening is cool, try
placing a fan on a table about
three feet from :t window and fac-
ing it out. 'Then open windows in
rooms to be cooled, and let the
fan pull• out hot air .to let In the
cool front outdoors.
ANIS.
NO MORE
ASH DAYS :
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SHOPand SAVE at...
A&PEXt�a Specials
TEA ib59c
'SPBEM a.. °• 47c
BLACK
.��SWIFTSpecial Blend
Delicious
SWIFT
TOILEINavy TISSUE
Shredded
WHEAT
Quaker
MUffEIS
Aylmer Tomato .a
JUICE
Good Luck
MA
Prices Effective
Until Slturday,
July 19th
3forZ9C
2Z9c
2 Pkgs 27c
2441525c
lb 35c
Ann age
MAYONNAISE 8 -oz jar asc
lona Orange & Grapefruit
MARMALADE 24 -oz jar 29c
Aylmer Sweet Mixed
PICKLES 16 -oz jar 29c
Healtho
DOG FOOD 3 15 -oz tins 23c
Ann Page in Tomato Sauce—BAKED
$EANS 2 20 -oz tins 27c
Dole Pineapple
JUICE '; 2 20 -oz tins 27c
Heins Cooked
$PAGE ETTl 2 15 -oz tins 2.9c
.Boer COFFEE
Ib 93c
Ann Page SALAD
DRESSING
Iona Halves
PEACHES
lona Dessert
PEARS
Sultana Peanut
BUTTER
Solid Light Meat
TUDI* FISH
P*ior's Strawberry
JAM
Savoie Queen
OLIVES
Pork Loaf
PIC
A&P Choice
CORN
Grapefruit
JUICE
Yukon Club
GINGER ALE 2 30 -oz bels 25c
16 -oz jar 39c
20 -oz tin 19c
2 15 -oz tins 33c
16 -oz jar 31c
7 -oz tin 21C
(Pectin Added)
24 -oz lar 37c
16-6z jar 29c
tin 49c
2 15 -oz tins 2,5c
2 20:oz tins 19c
Ve1cia6/i t�']
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GRAPES
CALIFORNIA LARGE RED EATING NO. 1,
LUSCIOUS OR CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS
Ib25c
Georgia Fresh Yellow
PEACHES
California Valencia, now at their
ORANGES
Native Grown Sweet No. 1
tUCUM:ERS
Native Grown Pascal No. 1
CELERY STALKS
Freestone, Elberta No.' 1
ib 19c
best., No. 1, 288's «
doz 29c
2 for 19c
: for 2Sc
WITH EXCLUSIVE NEW
WATER S AV -111
See for yourself how the new Westing.
house Laundromat gives you new
freedom from washday! Washes any size
load, anytime — no need to save dirty
clothes! And its economical to use too
-exclusive, nilw "Water Saver" measures
water to the size of the Toad, there's no
waste! New patented washing action,
gets clothes sparkling clean, without
wear! See it tomorrow at , . .
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$36930
TERMS TO
SUIT YOU!
W.IIF REINHART
79 •
"114;71r"
STREET ELECTRIC
wt"� - (Opposite Al'g Fish and Chips)
PHONE ..
466 .
Notice to
Householders'
Owing to increased sum-
mer trade we are asking
you to please LEAVE ALL
YOUR mint SCf'TTLES
out for the driver DAILY.
Anyof our bottles that
havepaid for will be
redeemed - at the dairy
at 5c each. •
Thanking you in ad-
vance for your co pper-
ati'on, -
Andrew Dairy
WEST STREET
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far the greatest values @y h Deere." Models ' e , , "successors
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a host ofmajor engineering Deere, these
improvements that ste g advanc
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performance
In many different wa
show One of these new
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Yalue these uchm so
great new John Deere yourself
re Tractors ow much more
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