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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-06-11, Page 7THURSDAY, JUNE 11th, 1063 4 You'll hit the mark with XL (EXCEL) Growing Mash! How are you aiming to hit the profit target you've set for your layers, Balanced feeding is the answer - ond that means XL(EXCEL) Growing Mash. Ante now to bring out the full potential of your future tarots. Hit your profit target by developing them now with XL(EXC1R) Growing Mash - for high production and sustained performance. With XL(EXCEL) Growing Mash your pullets gat everything they need, including* — Qvality Proteins for proper noshing. a Correctly balanced minerals (redraws • Antibiotic for growth and to combat and phosphorus) Plus trace minerals eve disease. a strong bone stnrctwe. • Adequate vitamins, incwding A, D, 12 and 112, for good heel* end resistance 10 sichnese. Xt(EXcIL) Growing Mash is ecowoo is l and always fresh from your XL(EXCEL) Feed Service Mill. Yoe gave money too. • If you have your own grain - Mave us mix: - 3 bags your grain and 1 bag XL(EXCEL) Developing Conc- or - 5 bags your grain and 1 bag XL(EXCEL) Stange Cann:. - if your range is very gad. SOLD BY Pfrimmer Bros. BENMILLER EXCEL FEED SERVICE IBuaxNzsa DIRECTOkY I CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Licensed Telephone Municipal Auditor . 343 A. M. HARPER CHARTIDR1OD ACCOUNTANT 66 South St. Goderiali. Ont. CHIROPRACTIC f ERBERT n. SUCH, D.O. Doctor of Chiropractic. Office Hours: Mon., Thura —9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues., Fri ---9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wed. & Sart. 9 to 11.30 a.m. Vitamin Therapy Office—Corner of South St. and. Britannia Road. Phone 341. Malcolm Mathers INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Now located at 46 WEST STREET GODERIOH Phone 115W PICK J,. W. MONTEITH AS PERTH CANDIDATE Well-known in Goderich, J. Waldo Monteith, of Stratford, has been picked by Progressive -Con- servatives of Perth County as their candidate to contest Perth riding in the next Federal election. Mr. Monteith, a veteran of mun- icipal politics, is tt, chartered ac- countant -id Stratford, and for sev- eral years carried on accounting work in Goderich. He was mayor of 'Stratford in 1944-45. HONOR NURSE Among the 23 girls who gradu- ated from Stratford General Hos- pital was Miss Helen Bridle, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bridle, of Strathroy, - formerly of Gode- rich. Miss Bridle received a spec- ial award, for general proficiency in- bedside - nursing. -_.Miss Snyder, superintendent, extended congratu- lations. After the exercises and the tea at the residence, Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Quinlan, aunt of Helen, entertained 30 friends and rela- tives at a buffet supper. It ,pays to use the Signal -Star Classified Ads. Hello, Homemakers! Strawber- ries are food for a queen. So, we are' happy to see strawberries in plentifulplsupply during Coronation is more.. royal than a deep glass bowl heaped high with fresh, ruby red strawberries sprinkled with fruit sugar. If you think there is more flavor to crushed berries and you pride yourself on light, tender biscuits, then serve strawberry shortcake often at this season; On special occasions make cream puffs and tuck chllled strawberries into the cream. For ° more variety, make tapioca or banana cornstarch pud- ding and serve in alternate layers with crushed strawberries in, par- fait glasses. Finally, there is al- ways a place for a few strawberries on the June salad plate. Remember, there are people who judge the dinner by the dessert. Imperial Salad 1 pkk. lemon jelly powder 1 cup boiling water 1 cup pineapple juice 1 tbsp. lemon juice 1 cup diced celery 2 slices pineapple 6 peach halves 6 prunes, stoned 1 lb. cottage cheese 2 cups strawberries Stir boiling water into jelly powder until dissolved; add pine- apple juice, lemon juice and cel- ery; pour into moulds. Whe„ n mix- ture begins to setress celery through jelly. Chill until firm. Unmould on lettuce in centre of each plate and arrange fruits and cheese alternately around the mould. Serve with cheese dress- jng. Cheese Salad Dressing: Press 1/2_ GUY IVES & SONS CEMENT CONTRAC- a TORS BUILDING BLOCKS and CHIMNEY BLOCKS Selkirk all -steel insulated chimney supplied and in- stalled. • Chimney built or re- paired. Phone Carlow ^1612 7-oxtf HAROLD JACKSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER HURON' AND PERTH Seaforth Phone 11-661 or Harry Edwards, Goderich ,Phone 144 Geo. G. MacEwan GENERAL INSURANCE` MASONIC TEMPLE WEST STREET Peter S. MacEwan General, Life, Real Estate Phone 230, Goderich 3. NOW LOCATED IN, BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING ON THE SQUARE H. M. FORD Cemetery Memorials cupstrong flavored ' cheese Wed y* oz: pkg. plant white cheese through a sieve. , Combined with 2/3 cup mayonnaise, 1% taps. lemon juice, Y cup cream and * tsp. salt. Beat well. Glased Strawberry Tarts 1 qt. strawberries % cup icing sugar 1 cup water > , cup granulated sugar 1 tbsp. cornstarch S tart shells Wash " and stem berries, mix, 3 cups of them with the icing sugar and let stand 1 hour. Cook re- maining cup ofberries with water and press through' sieve. Mix granulated sugar and cornstarch, add to strained berry juice and cook until clear. Add a little red coloring. Arrange whole berries in tart shells and pour hot glaze over top. Cool. TAKE A TIP Care of your electric refriger- ator. , 1. Clean porcelain enamel finish with soap and warm water then rinse and dry; or use cleaning compounds specifically designed for this type of surface. 2. Clean aluminum shelves with fine steel wool. Remove' dis- coloration with vinegar and wash thoroughly. 3.. Wipe chrome handles and shelves with a damp cloth and dry with a soft towel. 4. Clean rubber gaskets frequently with mild soap, and water: Rinse and dry. 5. Hold the nozzle of vacuum clean- er, with round brush on the end, over the motor to remove dust. 6. Never paint the appliance cord. 7. Always wipe up spilled tomatoes ' and fruit juices immediately to prevent stains. 8. See that refrigerator door does not bang on a hard surface when opened. THE QUESTION 'BOX Mrs. T. C. requests recipe -for "Pizza Pie. - Answer: Pizza Pie 1 pkg. Hot Roll mix 1/2. cup minced onions 1 tbsp. salad oil ' 1 (28 oz.) tomatoes (pulp only) 1. tsp. salt tsp. Oregano 3N tsp. pepper IA tsp. garlic salt 1/2 Ib. Mozzarella or other soft white cheese, grated of sliced 1/5 cup snipped parsley (optional) 1/2 cup grated Parmesan 12 to 14 anchovies, whole or in pieces (optional) Prepare dough as hot -roll mix package directs.- Cover. Let rise in waren place (85 to 90 degrees F.) until double in bulk (30 to 60 minutes). Saute onions in salad oil until golden brown (don't over- do). Add next six ingredient,s. Set aside. Divide dough into. four parts. Flatten each part, then' pat into bottoms of four 9 inch ' pie i plates. Brush with salad oil. ` Ar- range half of Mozzarella cheese on dough. Spread with tomato sauce mixture. Top with rest of cheese, then parsley, Parmesan or a strong old cheese and anchovies Bake immediately at 450 degrees, 15 to 20 minutes. Serve hot. T: PRYDE & SON - Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth Write Box 150, or phone 41J, Exeter and we shall be pleased to call. Get Insured Stay Insured --- sae Rest Assured TELEPHONE 268w HOSPITAL GRADUATES Reta Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wilson, Saltford, was one of a class of 23 nurses graduated from Stratford General Hospital at ceremonies Wednesday of last week. Margaret Craig, of Blyth, was also a graduate and won special awards of school spirit and leadership and for profession- al growth. SiONALAITAlt 9011M2181111'TWX COVICIL Decide To Aniage For Mite ith Manton On Fire Fighting The regular J g ung meeting of the Goderich Township Council was held on June 1 in Rolniaesviille at 7.30 pin. with all members pre - tent. Communications read and filed: Department of Planning and De- velopment; • vRoadMa- chinery opment; Dominion Co.; Baptist parsonage, Clinton; Fire Marshall's Office; Huron County Municipal Officers; Association; Association of Ontario Mayors and Reeves. The Town of Clinton having re- quested a meeting with the Town- ship regarding fire fighting ser- vices, it was left to the Reeve to interview the Town and arrange for such meeting. It was decided to hire Reg. John- ston to cut weeds' along the Town- ship roads at the same rate as last year. Accounts presented and paid: Chas. E. Wise, telephone loan, 51,400.00; Provincial Treasurer, in- sulin, $4.98; Murray Forbes, fox bounty, $8.00; Peter Harrison, fox bounty, $2.00; Londesboro Locker Service, supplies for relief, $62.68; Direct relief, $30.00; Road Super- intendent's pay roll, $66.85. Council then adjourned till July 6 at 7.30 p.m. AUBURN MINISTER LEADS PANEL AT CONFERENCE Rev. C. C. Washington, of Au- burn United Church, led a panel discussion at the 29th London Com ference of the United Church, meeting last week in Woodstock. He led a panel which discussed "The Church and Its Mission." Mr. Washington also participated in a discussion of the church and public relations, in which he said that the church must revitalize its spiritual power and carry on the many-sided ministry of Christ. REQUEST GRANTED a A request from R.C.A.F. recruit- ing headquarters in London that a mobile recruiting unit be allow- ed to come to Goderich 'this sum -- mer was granted by Town Council last Friday night. The airforce noted that recruiting would be done in a trailer parked on town streets and that no more than two visits a month to town would be made. "It's Custom -Made" bovittouilfit'ste& ICE CREAM rosoxs GRANDMOTHERS KINTAIL, June 1O.—Mrs: Nor- man O'Connor opened her home for a large meeting of the Kintail W.I. last Thursday. It was the annual grandmother's meeting and each grandmother was presented with a lovely corsage of - sprig flowers. The roll call' was an- swered with the name of an old- fashioned song. There were 42 numbers and visitors, also a num- ber of children. The W will look after the booth at thehool area picnic. Mrs. Ray Dalton introduced Mrs. Durnin Phillips, of Dungannon, new district president, who spoke on her trip through the southern States a week ago. She told of the wide muddy Mississippi and the means of flood control the people used. ,She told of visiting a commercial alligator farm, -and a snake farm. Mrs. Gordon Fin- alyson thanked Mrs. Phillips for her splendid talk. Mrs. Wyld and Mrs. Wilkins etch gave a reading.' Mrs. Donald Blue was a guest and spoke a few words of greeting and promised to come again and Sive a talk. At this time the president called forward six of the elder Institute members to honor them for their long years of faithful service with the gift of a lovely cup and saucer, Institute pin, and photo. They were: Mrs. N. G. McKenzie, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. M. O'Neil,. Mrs. Sarah McKenzie, -Mrs. Neil McDon- ald, Mrs. Dick McDonald, DOGS RESTRICTED AT BAYFIELD BY COUNCIL Stanley Township Council,. meet- ing at Varna, gave third and final reading to a by-law prohibiting dogs from running at large in the police village of Bayfield during July and August. The usual an- nual grants were awarded to: the Seaforth Fall Fair, -$25; Clinton Spring Show, $50; Hensall Spring Show, $35; and the Bayfield Fall Fair, $50. Reeve Alvin McBride presided. ASK CONTRIBUTION Town Council last Friday night received a request from the Orange Lodge of Goderich askiiik for a contribution to assist in defraying costs of the July 12 celebration being held here. The request was lreferred to the finance committee for consideration. The Kinsmen Club Of Goderich also filed a re- quest with council requesting per- mission to use Court House Park and Agricultural Park on the Civic Holiday, August 3. It was refer- red to the parks committee. NOW TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THE LOW SUMMER Fill -up Prices Now in Effect AND SAVE MONEY ON NEXT SEASON`S FUEL COSTS. The Famous Lehigh Valley Anthracite, Steve and Nut sins,,, 1. your assurance of sa. f.cti nand d cemf.rt, now at $3 per ten.. Prices higher July 1st. Also in st ck--Olga Pocahontas (ego and shoe stun) Yancy and Cavalier Stoker goal - Hamce .Coke and .Lehigh Valley Hard Briquettes. ' PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH US NOW. SAULTS COAL CO. "The Yard of Servke and Quality" East End Nelson St. PHONE 75W 21-2 Retires Tomorrow, Made Initial Run Here 46 Years Ago A Stratford man who made his first run on the C.N.R. into Gode- rich as a fireman retires tomorrow after nearly half a century of rail- way service. He is Lawrence (Larry) Beale, a , native of McKillop Township who now lives in the railway city. Mr. Beale, who has spent his entire railway career in the Strat- ford Division, except for six years in London, made his first run as an engineer into Goderich 43 years ago.' He is married and has two sons who have also followed the railway career. One son, Lionel (Buck), is an engineer on the Fort Erie - .London run and John K. is with the investigation department of the C.N.R. in Toronto. As far as the future is concerned, Mr. Beale has just one thing in mind—just relax and maybe do a bit of gardening:._ In 1952 there were 362,000,000 ice cream cones manufactured in Canada, about 30,000,000 more than in 1951. DARROCH TO OONTEST WELLINGTON -HURON Arnold Darroch, member for Wellington North was picked last. Friday night by Liberals to contest the new riding of Wellington - Huron in the forthcoming else tion. Mr. Darroch was lected to the riding of North We gton in 1949. Speaker at the no ing conven- tion in lfarriston was . Hon. Paul Martin, minister of national health and welfare. You're TI ALL NE TINE Everybody gets a bit run-down now sal then, hrod-eetk,`hoary-headed, and maybe bothered by backaches. Perhaps noting 'seriously wrong, just a temporary tonic condition nulled by excess acids and wastes. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pips. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys,, and as help restore their normal action of removing_ esus acids and, wastes. Then you feel better, sleep better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Palls now. Look for , the blue box with the red band at all druggists. You can depend on Dodd's. 52 Roy N. 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