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Goderich Fisherman Finds Market
In U.S. For Summer Catch Of Chubs
A fisherman who came to Gode-
rich about two years ago after
having fished commercially for
some time on Lake Erie has started
a new .commerical venture for this
part of Lake Huron and is making
a success of his efforts.
Edward Siddall, forthe first time
this summer, has started to fish
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hub from Lake Huron waters, us -
g Goderich ,as his base of oper-
ions.
Chub (also called' "tulibee" and
deep -water herring) had been fish-
ed before in this area, but not
commercially for about the past 10
years. .
More Work
Chub fishing requires a lot more
work •than catching perch and
whitefish. For instance, it re-
quires, modern refrigeration equip-
ment. And it'sells for mdch less)
than whitefish.
But the catches are larger—from
800 to,2,500 pounds a day. White-
fish catches in summer -drop to
about 100 pounds. Price of chub,
however, is . only about 15 to 30
cents a pound ,in summer, while
whitefish brings about 50 cents.
Mr. Siddall operates about '20
miles northwest of Goderich in
about 350. feet of Water, and the
S A MILLION!
Members of Kinsmen Club of Goderict wish to thank
the exhibitors, the public, members of various other.
organizations and everyone who helped to make the
Goderich Trade Fair a . success.
Without your help .the fair would not have been pos-
sible.
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AGAIN WE SAT
.'THANKS
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Officer Nancy Taylor, of TorOnto, checks the buffet table in the
airmen's Mess at RCAF Station Clinton, with Flight Sergeant R. F.
Little of Centralia, NCO in charge of the mess. As messing officer
at the station, F/O Taylor is responsible for meal -planning for as
many as .1,900 officers, airmen and airwomen' during the busy summer
months.
•work is long and tedious. A net
that would take about three hours
to pull from shallow water takes
about six lours to drag up from
the 350 -foot depth. Pressure at
the lower level collapses plastic
floats on their top edges, so special
floats are needed.
Because of the length of time
involved in setting and hauling
nets, summer is the onlythme chub
can be fished successfully.,: Later
in the year, the water becomes too
rough and the weather too cold.
In spring, when the price is
better, Mr. Siddall nets whitefish,
and catches run up to 3,000 pounds,
During the fall, he catches perch.
Biggest market in the United
States for chub is in Brooklyn,'
where there is located a big smok-
er.
After -Dinner Speaking—An oc-
Cupation monopolized by men —
women can't wait that long,
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Each evening, •
1,. George. Humid prhis most
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spectacular Grandstand Follies in 1
I the hisfory cif the Fair, fealaring
the amazingly beautiful Disappear-
ing Water Ballet. in addition, eight -
op VcsudeVille ACti entertain both'
afternoon and evening audience.1,
, Truly the biggest "ph)* value" in
enio'rnent evert
PRICES - $1.00 $130 $2.00\
Messing Officer At Clinton.-
Has Job Of Feeding 19300 Hungry Men
RCAF Station Cilnton. -- When
you go shopping for Sunday dinner
this week how would you like to
pick up 1,500 lbs. of turkey, 1,200
lbs. of potatoes, four crates of
lettuce, 400 lbsof frozen peas, 250
lbs. of ,Parkerho'use rolls and 55
'gallons of ice cream?
That is the list prepared by Fly-
„ing, Officer Nancy Taylor of Toronto
when she plans Sunday dinner for
upwards of 1,900 offiCers, airmen
and airwomen at ,RCAF Station
Clinton. F/O Taylor is messing
officer at Clinton, the air force's
radar and communication's training
centre.
And, believe it or not, there will
be additions to the list -300 lbs.
of tomatoes, 100 gallons of milk,
ingredients for soup and sauce for
the ice cream, and cake. For the
salad tables she will have tossed
greens, potato salad, radishes, cel-
ery, green and Spanish onions,
cucumbers, pickles, cheese and
crackers, fruit bread, fresh fruit
and casserole dishes.
1,300 Eat Daily
All this food will be consumed
when personnel of the station sit
down to dinner. Every day for 365
days a year she has around 1,300
people to satisfy. And in summer
there are more—Air Cadets with
growing:boy appetites, University
flight cadets and auxiliary person
nel to- total the 1,900mark. And
there may be visitors.
F/O. Taylor has one advantage
over the ordinary hbusewife. While
it.fis her responsibility to direct the
food services at the station, she
has over 100 staff -cooks and kit-
chen personnel,to help her.
She is well qualified for her job:
Obtaining her Bachelor of Science
degree in Home Economics at Mc-
Gill University, she took her diet-
etic internship at the UniVersitY of
Oregon Medical School Hospitals
in Portland, Oregon, and worked
for a large US restaurant firm be-
fore joining the RCAF in 1952.
She was messing officer at RCAF
Station Aylmer before coming to
Clinton a year ago.,
Meal -planning on a large scale
calls for ingenuity and imagination
jut as it does when a housewife
plans her Meals. Not only is it
the responsibility of F/O Taylor to
please the appetites of station per-
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STAN0PERFORIVI4NC
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7:30 p.m. each night in the 07;t7a—riZ
Arena, Tuesday through Saturday, with
a Saturday Matinee at 1:30 p.n).1,x/
TICKETS $1,00
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,- ADVANCE SALE TICKETS , MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED
Three for One Dollar. Entitles holders to Write for reservations to
participate in draws for prizes valued r Western Fair Association,
at over $7,500.00.
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A0E9140014 PERFORNOttlaS
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES
111 Adults $1.00 Children 355
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America's .Finest Thrill Show. \
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W. D. JACKSON, /14atatter` 3-54
and MAIM'S
sonnel, she must satisfy the
medical officers and the command-
ing officer at the station as well,
who are very, much, concerned with
what personnel in their charge are
eating.
In the main, it is her job to see
that food is prepared, cooked and
served according to the high stand-
ard set by theservice; and that
cleanliness is maintained through-
out the kitchens and.. dining halls
of the four station messes—those
of the officers, sergeants, hospital
and airmen. She prepares menus,
makes out reports d maintains
records of all food services. A
non-commissionedofficer is in
charge of each mess.
Menus are printed in advance,
and pinned to the bulletin boards
in the appropriate messes so that
personnel may know in advance
what to expect from day to day.
Glancing over a menu sheet,the
visitor will find that for every hot
meal planned, there is a' substi,tute
cold' plate, althotigh, according to
F/O Taylor, people prefer hot
roasts and baked dishes "even in
hot weather.” .
On Fridays fish features the main.
course, with meat dishes as an
alternative. If repairs have to be
made to any of the gigantic stoves
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COURTEOUS EFFICIENT SERVICE
Bedstraw Named
Farm Land Pest
Once, imported as an ornainental
or • garden - plant, bedstraw (rubi-
aceae) is now rated as a very per-
sistent killer of desirable plant life,
reports the Field Crops Branch of
the Ontario Department of Agri-
cultute. With over 350 genus and
15,000 species, bedstraw has become
an often encountered weed in many
parts of Ontario.
According to the officials o the
crops branch the "northern"
species is by far the most common
with white bedstraw following
closely, on itS heels. Originally a
tropical plant only a few species
have, fortunately, become estab-
lished in Ontario. It is usually
found on roadsides and in •pasture
areas,
The northern bedstraw is a
woody plant, a native- perennial,,
with square stems, linear, lance -
shaped leaves, in whorls of four.
This plant has compact panicles of,,,
or steam tables, a menu' adjustment
will have to be made.
, On a busy station time is para-
mount, and in the airmen's mess,
it takes only 12 minutes to get
through the queue from ,door to
table at rush hours.
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small" bright white flowers. The
small seeds, greyish in colour are
coveredwith fine hairs. It is very
persistent and will take over, kill-
ing out other weeds and all vege-
tation,
It will not stand good cultivation
but will reappear in hay fields
after the second year, forcing
farmers to plow up and conduct
a short rotation. ,When found in
hay, the cattle show a dislike for
it as fodder. For small patches
a soil sterilant is recommended but
the repeated use of 24-D has clean-
ed our roadsides of this persistent
plant. Look for a square stemmed
plant and destroy it before it
spreads or becomes established.
QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1. How many seats are there in
Canada's House of Commons?
2. What was probably Canada's
earliest manufacturing industry?
3. In what part of Canada is narrow
gauge railway in general use?
4. Of the approximately $26,000,000
the CBC will spend this year, how
much will be obtained front corn,
mercial programs?
5. Will Canadians pay this year to
Ottawa in sales tax on manu-
factured goods $100 million, $300
million,,$600 million? •
ANSWERS: 5. $600 million. 3.
InNewfoundland. 1. 266. 4. About
$3,000,000; remaining $23,000,000
will be obtained from taxes. 2.
Textiles, today one of the largest
manufacturing industries.
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