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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-10-19, Page 71944 ellneleee THURSDAY OCTOBER 19, 1944 The Minister of Finance of the Dominion of Canada offers for sale $1,300,000,000 Seventh VIC LO r + THE SEAFORTH NEWS Dated and bearing interest from 1st November 1944, and offered in two maturities, the choice of which is 17 years and 3 months 3% BONDS DUE 1st FEBRUARY 1962 Callable in or after 1959 Interest payable 1st February and August Denominations $50, $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $100,000 ISSUE PRICE: 100% The cash proceeds of this loan will lee used by t Government peace $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $100,000 ISSUE PRICE: 100% The lists will open on 23rd October, 1944 and willexpenditures optional with the purchaser, as follows Four-year 134% BONDS DUE 1st NOVEMBER 1948 Non -callable to maturity Interest payable 1st May and November Denominations close on or about llth November, 1944 Holders of Dominion of Canada 4CONVERSION' ERS IO N OFFER • H lde Canada 3 /2% Bonds due 15th October 1944 and Dominion 15th October 944Bmaystenderue 5their bonds forth October 49 b bonds ofd fonepayment or3bo htmatur��s of this loan. The conversion value of the 4%% and 3/% bonds so tendered will be 100.125% of their par value the resulting adjustment to be paid in cash Applications for these bonds may be made through any Victory Loan Salesman, any Branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank, any authorized Savings Bank, Trust or Loan Company, from whom copies of the official prospectus and application form may be obtained. Department of Finance October 1944 THE MIXING HOWE By ANNE ALLAN Hydro Home Economist Hello, Homemakers I The chill winds of autumn inspire a revival of the heart-warming ar ming concoctions we call soup, Especially welcome are those varieties nourishing enough to raise the standard of our daily food necessities which keep us fit --meat, vegetables and milk, Hearty soups include chowders, cream soups, and thick vegetable <•nnps Some of these soups,. espeeial- ly r iiorvder•s, are meals in themselves, , with only a light entree or salad and 'r dessert needed for balance, 1 The ars of soup -marring as port- ; ared in the old .cook books takes time many ingredients and much i. patience. But in these days when 1 minutes are precious, short1cuts are ' allowed, For example, canned con- somme or beef extracts may double for homemade stock, But when you buy a booed roast be sure to ask for the bones. To the bones, add some ' chopped onions, a few celery leaves and a sliced carrot. Cover these ' ingredients with plenty of water,' then bring to a boil and sinner for two hours. Add salt, pepper and some herbs, Strain this brother and us it , as a basis for special soups, FOUNDATION FOR CREAM 1 chart milk, 1 tbsp. butter, 1 tsp. chopped onion, 1 tbsp, flour, 1 kb. salt, M tsp. white pepper; 1 specs: of cayenne: f Scald milk with the onion. Melt I ROYAL FAMILY VISIT R.C.A.F. His Majesty The King, accompanied by The Queen and Princess Elizabeth, recently visited many of the stations of the RCAF Bomber Group Overseas to make presentations of awards to many officers and men and to 'congratulate aircrew and groundcrew personnel on the excellent record they had established during thousands of bombing trips over Germany and occupied France. In the top picture The King and Queen chat with Group Capt. F. A. Sampaou, Toronto and Ottawa, and Air Commodore McBurney, Ottawa, left to right reapectively, Air Marshal L. E. Breadner, Ottawa, air officer commanding in chief of the :RCAF overseas, extreme left, and Princess Elizabeth look on. BOMBER G:ROUPiN B'RITAI'N Lower left; The Queen talks to Flight Sgt, Black, Montreal, during au inspection by Her Majesty of officers and men at one of the bomber stations. Behind the Queen, left to right, are Vice -Marshal C, M. McEwan, Montreal; Air Commodore C. R. Slemon, Bowmanvtlle and Winnipeg, and Princess Elizabeth, Lower right: The King has just made the presentation of the Moose Squadron plaque to Wing Com- mender W. Pleasance, DFC and Bar, Calgary, former C.O. of the Squadron, Left to right in the picture are The King,Squadron Leader D. Hagerman,DFC, Saskatoon; Squadron - Leader J ,Stewart, DFC Montreal, and,W/C Pleasance. • The Chairman's Message To the Citizens of Huron. County, On , Monday, October: 23rd, Canada launches her Seventh Victory Loan ,with the slogan - = "Invest in; Victory." As an investrri.ent, it is the soundest and most honour- able that a Canadian citizen can snake. As for the Victory; it will be the most momentous of our history — `°Invest 1n Victory." A11 signs indicate that this Seventh Victory Loan should be the best yet — the crops'11aye been exceptionally good. Our fighting forces have gone from one triumph to another ever since "D", Day, Now they are right in the thick of the war's last and most bitter phase. All that is to encotmage us, It is also to challenge us: This Seventh Loan. should be the best yet, These are great days. These are the clays for which we have been preparing for five years. Now they are come and. battles are being won on every front and events are surging on to a final Victory. Citizens of Huron — you have done well for other Loans i11 other days of anxiety and peril. Now, in these momentous clans of sacrifice and Victory, it is the time to do better than ever before. Events -demand it from us. These days of destiny inspire us to it. Your County War.. Finance executive is deeply concerned that we make this Seventh Loan the best yet. I know we have the means to do it in every Town and in every :Township. I believe we have the spirit to do itas well. I ask no more than that the people of Huron prove themselves worthy of their fighting' sons. Your faithfully, W. A. BEECROFT butter, add flour• and cook frothy, but be careful not to le butter brown; add 1 cup of Trot slowly and cook together until cued. Return to the double Add seasonings. It is now read finish in any way. ONION SOUP Cook six peeled medium. - onions, sliced, in 3 tablespoons ter, or fat, over low Leat about minutes until very lightly brow Then add 2 cans consomme a cans water, Bring to a boil allow to simmer for 20 min Season with salt, pepper and cestet'shire sauce. Pour into bo and on top of each put a slice sauteed rye bread and sprinkle w grated, nippy cheese. Serve v hot: HAMBURG VEGETABLE CHOWDER % lb, ground beef, 3 tbsp.'fat, 2 cups tomatoes, 2 medium car- rots, diced,,3 cup celery, diced, 1 medium. onion, chopped, 2 tsp, salt. �. cup barley, % tsp. pepper, 11/ qts, water, 2 cups potatoes, cubed. Brown meat iu fat. Put all ingre ents except potatoes in a. large keit and simmer slowly- one , hour, Ad potatoes, and -continue simmering hour longer. Serve with toast crackers as a main dish. CHICKEN GUMBO 1 small onion, finely chopped, 2 tbsp, chicken fat, 2 tbsp, flour, 4 cups citiceen stock, 1 cup cooked chicken, finely chopped, 1 cup corn, 2 cups tomatoes or tomato juice, salt, pepper and paprika to taste. Cook onion. slowly in chicken fa for about 5 minutes. Blend in.- the flour. Adcl stock and other ingredi- ents, seasoning to taste. Bring to boiling point' and 'simmer for half an until Ing the cabbage, remaining 1 tell, t the salt, celery seed and parsley. Toss milk well, .and serve, Serves 4. thick- Mrs. J. C. asks: How May ire boiler, prevent sweet potatoes from turning y to dark ? Answer; Put into salted water as each potato is peeled. Cook in • sized enamel orflameware saucepan until but- tender, Overcooking tends to dis- 10 color foods, too. ned. id 2 then Stephen Tp. Child utes. Wer'- Accidentally Killed wis, of A bullet frons a ,22 calibre rifle in stir the hands of here father accidentally ery killed Marlene Jean Lippert, only child of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Lippert, Sunday afternoon at their home three utiles south of Dashwood, in Stephen township, The child, aged 5, died instantly when the bullet struck her in the temple, Mr: Lippert, with some friends visiting at his hone from Detroit, had been shooting from the rear verandah of his house at a nark, di- The rifle had become jammed and le while Mr. Lippert was attempting to d clear it the child ran across in front au of the weapon which at the moment or discharged. The accident occurred shout four o'clock. Dr, J, G. Dunlop, cor'oner, of Exe- ter, and County Constable J. Fergu- son, also of Exeter, were summoned. After investigation it was decided that the death was accidental and that an inquest would not be necessary, The body was removed to Dashwood. t The fatality is one of a number of fatal shootings experienced - by the family over a number of years, A brother of Lloyd Lippert, father of the girl, was accidentally shot to death in a bird hunting accident near Melbourne some years ago. Sanibel . Sweitzer, grandfather of the Lippert brothers, was fatally shot while duck shooting many years ago. The late Chris Dietrich, who had lived across the road from the .Lipperts, accident- ally shot and killed his own son while hunting in a bush .on the Lippert faint. hour, Serves 8. TAKE A TIP Sandwiches for "lunclters" should not be monotonous. For the small "Mueller," tuck in a surprise — sen- sible or funny — every day or so. Here are a few: 1. A cookie man, a tiny popcorn ball, strips of candied orange peel, -a colored, hard -cooked, pullet's egg. 2, A weiner masse into`a house -plant with a few branches of carrot sliver's and parsley stuck in. 3. Write a riddle in a note, but give no answer tin the "luricher" gets hone. 4. Cut" an unpeeled orange length- wise into quarters. THE QUESTION BOX Mrs. B. A. suggests: Parsley Oole- slaw, 1 cup vinegar, 2 tbsp; granu- e gated sugar, 2 tsp. salt, speck A pepper, 34 cup salad oil, 1 med- A ium onion, sliced; 6 cups finely C shredded cabbage, 1 tsp. celery u seed, 14 cup minced parsley. M Simmer together , the vinegar and 11 sugar, uncovered, 5 min. Add 1 tsp. salt and the pepper. Remove from a heat, and cool. Add salad oil and B sliced onion. Chill 'in electric refrig- H Late Christian Zirk — Called to his eternal resting place, there passed - away at his home on. the Bronson line, Hay TOv uship, . Christian Zirk, on October 3tli, after a lingering illness, He was born in Germany, May 23rd, 1862; .and came to Canada when siz years of age w ith his mother. He leaves to mourn his loss, his sorrowing widow, Cath - rine Bettsohen, and eleven chldr•en, Wed of Vancouver; Mrs, Frank R. nderson of Wilton Grove; Lottie of lintou, of his first wife; Wilfred, nknown; Percy of Toledo, Ohio; rs. Arthur Gabel of the Bronson ne; Mrs, Phil Cade of Lambeth; Gordon of Denfield, Roger and Leon - rd at home. Interment was in the ronson' line cemetery, Rev. C. B. eckendorn of ,Zurich 'officiated., eratot' at least 4 hrs.; then strain, In a salad bowl combine with this dress- Want and. For Sale ads, 3 weeks 50c.