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Coming Events
ismEL- UNITED W.A. WILL SPON-
sor a three -act play, "The Minister's
'Jtiltpt." in Walton Hall, May 11, at 48:820
p.e .
IV= FIR DE FIDLLOWSHIP GROUP
of First Presbyterian Church will hold
a "Coronation Tea" in the Manse on Fri-
day, May 22, from 8 to 5 pea. 4462-1
IN TiIE MERRY MONTH 02' MAY.
'awing and away in the old tyme way,
to .the tuneful melodies of Clarence Petrie
and his Night Hawks, every Friday night,
at the Crystal Palace Ballroom, Mitchell.
Out. 4451-5
Motor Cars For Sale
FOR SALE --`89 PLYMOUTH FOR SALE
or trade -on Austin or afaailar small
car. Apply R. NICHOLS. Phone 588-W,
Seaforth. 4452x1
VOR SAT.F-1941 STODGE COUPE; RUN
J' 12,000 miles. In good condition. Phone
JAOH BURLEIGH, 6854. Seaforth.
4451x3
VOR SAL2—FORD COACH, 1930, MOD -
el 'A'; motor in good condition. Ap-
ply CLEM KRAUSKOPF. Phone 40 r 21,
Dublin. -- 44524
Personals
HYGIENIC' SUPPLIES (RUBBER
Goods), mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 26c:
24 samples $1.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-78.
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont.
For Rent
FOR RENT -9 -ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
out mile from Seaforth. Heavy duty
wiring, bot water on tap' Phone 23 r 12,
Dublin. FERGUS KELLY, Dublin,
4452x1
Help Wanted
'PANTED --A GIRL FOR RESTAU'R-
ant. Must be neat and accurate. J.
C. CRICK' 4452x1
HELP WANTED
TO LOOK AFTER LIONS PARK BOOTH
and other duties during the Summer.
Apply to:
A. W. SILLERY,
Chairman, Park Committee.
4452-2
Agents Wanted
AGENTS WANTED
For Sale
HAVE YOUR MOTWi'2t'S DAY GIFT
boxed. Buy it at TUDOR'S in Hen-
sall and we will box it for you.
FOR SALE—CORAL CREPE DRESS.
size 40; never worn. Apply to Box
230, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4462-t1
T'0R SALE—STRAWBERRY PLANTS:
also raspberry canes. Phone .1. S.
BARRY, 668 r 15, Seaforth. 4459x3
port. SALE—GIRL'S BICYCLE: BABY
Pram. Apply to C. J. DENNIS, Sea -
forth. 4452x8
SHOP AT TUDOR'S IN BENSALL FOR
Mother's Day gifts. Nylons, Slips,
Panties,, Hankies, Blouses. Don't forget MRS. CADA.RET WISHES TO THANK
Mother! Shop at TUDOR'S. I her many friends fo-r the cards,
! treats and flowers sent her While a patient
FOR SALE—A QUANTITY OF RED ' in Scott Memorial Hospital; also to thank
clover seed; also some timothy; power ! Drs. Brady and MdMaster and the nursing
cleaned- ALEX BOYES. Phone 647 r staff of Scott Memorial Hospital for their
14, Seaforth. 4452x1kindness. 4452-1
trx
FOR SAia 00Q STAKTED REO ROCK
Pullets. ready for ranee., RILL R N-
DZ+IRSON. Phone 6884, Seaforth.
4451-8
= Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of LESLIE S$UERMANN
ALL PERSONS RAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Leslie Beuer-
mann, late of the Township of Mc$idlop,
in the County of Huron, Farmer, deceas-
ed.;, who died on or about the let day of
April, 1953, are hereby notified to send in
full particulars of their claims to the un.-
dersigned on or before the 80th day of
May, 1953„ after which date the assets
will be distributed, having regard only to
claims then received.
DATED at 'Seaforth' this 4th day of
nay, 1953.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Estate.
4452-3
Cards Of Thanks
AMBITIOUS AND INDUSTRIOUS, TO
sell our 225 guaranteed and well-known
products such as: Toiletries, Culineries,
Medicines, Domestic Necessities, Tea, Cof-
fee, eta Good discount. Specials each
month with FREE PRODUCTS. $18 need-
ed. Exclusive territory. Particulars:
JiTO: 5130 St.*Hubert, Montreal
4450-4
Wanted
WANTED TO RENT --GOOD, CLEAN
arable land; suitable .for growing
beans, near Hensall Apply to IRA
GEIGER, Hensall, Ont. 4452-1
WAN11!;D—DOWNSTAIR, FIVE -ROOM
apartment, heated ; immediately- Must
have two bedrooms. Or a cottage. PHONE
384-W, Seaferth. 4462.1
QUMMDR DRESSES UP TO SIZE 52 AT
TUDOR'S in Hensall Looking for
larger sizes—we have them. We specialize
in O,S- lingerie, too.
FwR SALE --TEAM BAY GELDINGS, 8I
and 10 years; weighing about 8500.1
Apply to KEITH MILT FR, R.R. 2, Bay-
field. Phone 908 r 23, Clinton.
4451x2
'gem SALE—+PRACTICAI.,LY NEW VA
Case tractor, with 2 -furrow plow and
7 -foot power mower. Has used less than •
50 gallons of gasoline Will exchange on
grass cattle. BERT JOHNSTON. Phone
Brussels 28 r 4. 4452x2
'>(TANTED TO RENT — 6 TO 8 -ROOM
house. Will pay up to $65.00 a month.
Apply to Box 184, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4489-tf
Property For Sale
1 °R SALE -8-1000 RRICEa HOUSE.
PHONE 3904, 'Seaforth.
4450-2
•0R BALE -4 -ROOM FRA2&F ROUSE,
r insulated, stoker heated, modern bath-
room and kitchen, new garage. Lots of
room for garden. CLAYTON DENNIS.
Phone 355-W, Seaforth. 4439-tt
lOROPERTY FOR SALE—TWO-STOREY
three bedrooms, living room, den, a-
piece bathroom, oil bested house, including
three acres of land, edge of town. Approv-
ed for Veterans' Land Act purchase. ,Ap-
ply Box 202, HURON EXPOSITOR, or
Phone 41, Seaforth. 4431-tf
Notices
"R SALE --2 STEEL LAND ROLLERS
in good condition ; 1 corn scuffler, new
condition; 2 four-wheel spreaders on rub -
her, reconditioned; very reasonable. V.
J. LANE, R.R. 5, Seaforth. Phone .46 r
12, Dublin. 4451-2
-Floe SALE — ZIP -GRIP CLOTHES-
' lines—the line that needs no clothes-
pins. Lifetime guarantee. Five -piece cut-
lery set free on first call premium tilt
end of May. Contact your local. salesman:
HARRY JESSOME, West William St.,
Sea forth. . 4452x1
NOTICE—ANYONE WANTING SILK
patches, contact Box 229; HURON EX-
POSITOR. 44:52x1
eeO REPAIRS -FOR ALL KINDS
ADI
of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR, opposite Dick House, Seaforth.
• Phone 847-R. 4868 -ti
SEWAGE DISPOSAL, P UM PING
septic Tanks, wells and cisterns in the
Sanitary way; also repairs to septic tanks.
IRVIN COXON, Milverton, Ont. Phone
75 r 4, Milverton. 4449x4
MOWERS SHARPENED — WILL
aharimn all makes of lawn mowers.
Will call 'for and deliver. JOHN Mac -
LEAN, Egmondville. ‘Phone 649 r 8, Sea -
forth. • 4448-8
FOR SALE—LIGHT BLUE SHORTIE
(oat, size 38: long blue coat, size 38:
day bed with extra good spring: congoleum
rug, size 7x9,: brass bedstead, 54,/ wide;
new set of cellar stens; storm windows ;
storm door; screen dor; good set double
harness with bridles. PHONE 152-W af-
ter 4. 4462x1
ICE
Ayone wanting ice for the Sumner
months. 'PHONE 177' SEAFORTH.
Wilkins Ice Co.
a 4452x2
Auction Sales
SINCEREST THANKS TO -FRIENDS
and neighbors, Dr. Stapleton, the
Superintendent and Staff of Scott Mem-
orial Hospital, for kindness and thought-
fulness during my recent illness.
4452-1 MRS, WM. SOMERVILLE
MRS.2 ,1.T 1 F F LNEY WISHES TO
thank her many friends for the
cards, treats and flowers sent her while
she was a patient in,Ccott Memorial Hos-
pital; also to thank Drs. McMaster and
Brady and the nursing staff, 4452x1
ALVIN STIMORE WISHES TO
'thank his many friends who sent
cards and treats, and special thanks to
the neighbors who put in the crop and
those who helped with the chores while
he has been laid up with a broken leg.
4452x1
MRS. REG. KNIGHT WISHES TO
thank her many friends for the cards.
treats and flowers sent her while she was
a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital; also
to thank the Egmondville Choir for their
gift, Drs. Brady and McMaster and nurs-
ing staff and the neighbors who assisted,
T WISH TO . SINCERELY THANK ALL
my friends, neighbors and relatives
' who so kindly remembered me with
flowers, cards, letters and treats during
my recent illness. Special thanks to Dr.
'J. C. Goddard.
WILLIAM (Bill) PETTY,
4452-1 Hensall.
In Memoriam
Li'DGArR---,IN, LOVING MEMORY OF MY
dear husband. James Edgar, who died
five years -ago, May 3, 1948.
Though life brings much that is altered.
And time brings friends that are new;
There is one thing that never alters,
That's my memory, dear husband, of
You.
--Lovingly remembered by his Wife.
Deaths •
Mr. aqd Mrs ; J aird4lckle and
49111Y. 1+i0it�dr SkI.P.04 1viih the
fanner a Mather, Urge. Ore., Ta
1
WAUGH—Passed away, on May 8, in
Hamilton, Annie F. Waugh, D,O-, daugh-
ter of the late John and Elizabeth
(THE 13th SEMI-ANNUAL GREY -BRUCE' Waugh, and a resident in Seaforth 1903
and Huron Aberdeen Angus Sale a! to 1915. Interment was in Dundas Cere-
being held at Walkerton on - I etery. '
THURSDAY, MAY 21st
Judging starts at -'12:30.
All bulls f offered will qualify for 20%
prem' -i n —Catalogues on request.
MEL, MARSHALL, President.
T. STEWART COOPER, Secretary,
Markdale, Ontario, "
4452-2
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Machinery and Stock at Lot 13,"Con-
cession 17, Grey Township, 3 miles east
of Walton, on Thursday, May 14, at 1
p rn. • CA'T'TLE—1 registered Ayrshire
heifer, 3 years old (fresh) ; 1 registered
Ayrshire heifer, 1 year old; 1 grade Ayr-
shire heifer, duY*l, time of sale; Holstein
heifer 3 years old; red heifer, 3 years
old; Jersey eow, 10 years old; grey cow,
9 years old; black cow, 7 years old ; Jer-
sey cow, 11 years old; Hereford cow, 11
years old; red cow, 8 years old; Hereford
heifer, 3 years old; Ayrshire heifer 8
years old ; -8 Durham and Pollngus
steers, ranging from 600 to 800 1155.; 1
Hereford heifer, 700 lbs.; 11 Durham
calves from 4 to 6 weeks old, IMPLE-
MENTS -1949 Ford tractor and plow ; set
drag barrows; walking plow; electric
De Laval cream separator; De Laval mau-
1 netic 'milker, 2 single units (like new) ;
6 range shelters; fanning mill; hammer
mill, Papex ; Massey -Harris hay loader;
Deering o -ft. mower; Deering 7 -ft. binder;
McCormick -Deering manure spreader on
rubber; all -steel rubber tired wagon; 16 -
ft. flat hay rack; wagon box; grain blow-
er; set single sleighs and cutter: set
scales; coal brooder; oil brooder; electric
brooder; John Deere 12-A 6 -foot combine,
complete with flax rolls and pickup; 6 tons
mixed hay: barrels, forks, shovels, ropes,
chains, sacks, set double harness; other
articles too numerous to mention. Terms
—Cash. No reserve; farm sold.' AN-
DREW McNICHOL, Proprietor: Harold
Jackson, • Auctioneer ; E. P. Chesney,
Clerk.
PAINTING — SPRAY OR BRUSH ;
Papering, Sunworthy wallpapers. Sign
painting a specialty. ED. (BUCK) LIT-
TLE, Hensall. Phone 196-R, Hensall.
4426-tf
ANYONE IN. TOWN WISHING TO
have their (awns clipped during the
semmer cmonths, Phone 318-W or apply
C. H. ADDIC'OTT: Also gardens and
'Rower beds cleaned. Reasonable charge.
4452x1
QTOP CLAW -RIDING, ..MILK WITH
1-' genuine ' tug -and -pull. Surge Milkers
are adjustable to the individual cow be-
cause of their hanging arrangement Call
collect LOVELL MoGUSRE, Stui'J#e Service
"Dealer. Phone 598, Wingham.
ACd014IMODATION REQUIRED FOR
Air Force personnel stationed at Clin-
ton. If yon have a house, apartment,
furnished, or+ unfurnished, to rent, please
calf_ STATION HOUSING OFFICE at
Clition, 882: local 252. 4436-0
McBer ci0N, FARMERS 1 --- PROMPT,
Courteous collection of all dead and
disabled,.farin animals. Call collect, ED.
ANDREWS, 851 r 11, Seaforth, or 285,
Exeter. Associated with Darling & Co. of
try Iltltotl llitpositor want
A.da. Phalle414 Stafort31.
c;.
Te
Mickle, alit, Atkee 1a lea
Rid4etown; elect. With", friendil< a*
Rondeau Government Park,
Mr. Rnssell.Rothaerr)iei and.;son,
Reg; Mr. and Mre. Oeee KeenedY
and famndly, Pert 1TurOae a{ifl, egUT.,
and Mrs. Harold uedden annd Jim
my, Dresden, spen the Weekend
with Mrs. C. M. Padden and PPM
Mrs. las. W. Bonthron • les re-
turned home following a- delightful
winter's vdeation in Florida.
The many friends of ser. 'Harry
Smith regretto learn is..coned
to his roopeaseth iltnessti .. .
The Evening, Auxiliary of the
United Ohureh sponsored a succesac-
ful home baring sale bathe church
Saturday afternoon, realiaiing 356
Mrs,. J. M,clBeath is enjoying
visit with relatives in the .Wast, ;
Mr. Cecil Kipfer has purchased
the Wolff ,property and expecte to
move in the near. future.
Last' "Sunday Rev. W. J. Rogers
preached a. forceful, message. The
choir sang the anthem, "Consider,
and Hear Me."" Miss Mary Ceoodwin
was soloist. Regular services next
Sunday with the Mother's Day pro-
gram featured' ill the morning. Pan
ents and children will unite for
worship at. the morning service;
Mrs. Lorne McNaughton is a Fat
ient at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, Her many friend's' trust she
will soon be restored to health.
Mr. Bill Petty, who has been ill
at his home with a heart condition,
is improving and is able to be up
and around the house a little ev-
ery day. -,
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
HEAD OFFICE — EXETER,'ONT.
iPresident, William A, Hamilton,
Cromarty; Vice -President, Martin
Feeney, R.R. 2, Dublin.
DIRECTORS—Harry Coates, Cen-
tralia; E. Clayton Colquhoun, R.R.
1, Science Hill; Milton McCurdy,
R.R. 1, Kirkton; Alex 'J. Rohde,
R.R. 3, Mitchell.
AGENTS --Thos. G. Ballantyne,
R.R. 1, Woodham; Alvin L. Harris,
;Mitchell; E. Ross Houghton, Crom-
arty. -
SOLICITOR—W. G. Cochrane, Exeter.
SECRETARY -TREASURER — Arthur
Fraser, Exeter.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Implements, Household Effects, Mis-
cellaneous Items. The 'undersigned nuc.
tioneer has received instructions to sell by
public auction on the premises, Lot 22,
Con. North East Boundary, 3 miles north
of Thames Road Church, and 1 -mile east,
Usborne Township, en Wednesday, May
13, 1953, at 1:00 o'clock, the following:
Rubber, tired wagon ; M. -H. 5 -ft. mower,
new flat hay rack; hay rake: steel tired
wagon ; Clinton fanning mill, complete
with sieves: 4 -section diamond harrows;
grain drill; 3 -horse cultivator; in -throw
disc; 2 -horse scattier: walking plow; 2 -
wheel trailer; 3-tlruen steel roller; 2,000 -
lb. platform scales; hand ecuffler; ' corn
planter; Cyclone seeder; scythe: 10 steel
posts; cutter; buggy; lawn mower; pump
jack : gang plow; crosscut saw; electric
fencer; work bench; barbed wire; gravel
box; pig crate; hog rack: hay fork rope;
block and tankle; set of sling ropes; 2
iron kettles; set of harness; quantity of
new lumber ; steel barrel ;' level : shingles;
full set of carpenter tools; cattle clippers;
set of sleighs; coal brooder; quantity Of
cedar posts: barbed wire stretcher; 25 -
gallon drum; scrap iron ; 50 -foot extension.
specially shade silo ladder; chicken feeder:'
forks, shovels, pails, etc. HOUSEHOLD
ER'P•r,CTS--Sherlock.Manning piano and
bench, all newly reconditioned:: Singer
sewing machine; oak dining room exten-
sion table with 6 matching chairs and.
rocker; leather couch; antique chairs;
settee; 2 -piece bedroom suite; 8 -piece bed-
rooin suite; chest of drawers; pictures
and picture frames; 2 complete toilet sets;
oval glass pictures ; Wilton carpet rug
9x12; linoleum rug, 9x9; congoleutn rug,
9x12 ft. 4 ins.; various rocking chairs;
small rocking chair; hanging lamp; drop-
leaf table; small tables: kitchen cupboard;
kitchen chairs; antique wail lamp; battery
radio; Aladdin lamp; silverware; glass-
ware; antique dishes: ornette; ironing
board; kitchen utensils; 3 feather ticks;
crekinole board; pillows Oufts4.-comfor
-"Eutfatd. rieSe iTeillar table; copper
hailer; sealers; 2 etei-ladders; lawn bench
slid other articles. No reserve as the farm
fa sold. Terms — Cash. WELLINGTON
KERSLAKE, Prot rietor ; E,- Dawson,
Clerk; Alvin Walser, Auctioneer.
We have the following
varieties of
Seed Bean For Sale:
MICHELITE
ROBUST
YELLOW EYE
NAVY
CLIPPER
BLUE POD
COOK BROS.
MILLING CO.
Phone 24 : Hensall
Hensall Legion Plans
For Coronation Day
Service, Decorations
At a meeting -of the Hensall
branch of .the, Canadian Legion
Monday night in the Legion Hall,
plans were made to celebrate Cor-
onation Day, June 2, with a service
at 10 a'm. All town organizations
and the public will be invited.
The flag will be raised and the
Main Street decorated for the day
by the Legion. Ron Mock, repres-
entative for the Legion, presented
Births
ANDERSON --!At Scott Memorial Hospital
on May 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Eric An-
derson, R.R. 1, Londesboro, a son_
AUBRY—In Nakina, Ont., on May 1, to
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Aubry (nee Jean
Cluff), a daughter—Kathryn Jean.
DALLAS—At Scott Memorial •Hospital, on
May 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Preston Dallas,
R.R. 4, Seaforth, a son'
McEWAN—Mr. and Mrs. High McEwan,
Jr., Hensall, are pleased to announce
the arrival of their daughter at South
Huron Hospital, Exeter, Wednesday,
May 6, 1953. A sister for Alex.
OESOIS Mr. ,and Mrs. - Lee Oesch, Hen-
sall (nee Irene Mousseau), are happy to
announce the arrival 'of their daughter
at South Huron' Hospital, Exeter, Sun-
day, May 3, 1953.
Three -Act Comedy,,
" GOOD GRACIOUS,
GRANDMA"
Town Hall, HENSALL
a MAY 7 ` and 8 .
8:30 p.m.
Adults 50c
Students 35c Children 25c
Sponsored by
Local Association of Girl Guides
MODERN
DANCING,
Melody Mill -
Stratford
SATURDAY, MAY 9
g.• to.;12
Bobby •Downs Orchestra
n ilrlet report On thfi p elks k i5
the Recl'eatiana'1 Coign 1 a 4 is
4. tat kerne)/ had heietti: Ititer� e
with a vieer t9 eu ' e } ser i
tlpl?al . suijiilarvft ': A turkey. lune]
Wag.served.
ado. •
KIPPEN.:...
-Mrs. Alex 2cBeth had "a .brush
denfonstration at her home Friday
evening: The ladies. report a pleas-
ant evening. '
Mrs. Currie, hear Clinton, 'who
(has been holidaying 'with • her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Switzer, cele-
brated her 80th birthday last Sun-
day.
Mrs. Jennie Schilbe and her
mother, Mrs. Neely-Toont, visited
Mrs. Joe Ducharme, Dasbwood, and
friends in Zurich see Sunday.
Miss Ina Rope, Zurich, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Gackstetter. '
Old Time Dancing every Wednes-
day Night in May to the music of
Earl Heywood and his CKNX Bern
Dance Gang
9:30 - 12:30
Admission 75 cents
SPECIAL DANCE.._
Queen's Birthday—Monday, May 18
9:30 - 12:30 „M --e
Modern Dancing to the /Music of
Ted Parker and his Orchestra -
Regular Prices
ere
TOWN of SEAFORTH
NOTICE
by Order of Council:
NO DOGS MAY BE ALLOWED TO
RUNAT LARGE DURING THE PER-
IOD,FROM MAY lst TO OCTOBER 1st,
'1953, EXCEPT ON THE OWNER'S'
OWN PROPERTY.
DR. E. A. McMASTER,
Mayor.
tt
District
Weddings
VAN DER SPEK — VAN TOL
KLIPPEN. — At Kippen United,
Ciiutch on ,-Saturday, May 2, at 4
p.m., Rev.' 11, Zegerius, Hamilton,
assisted . by Rev. Norman McLeod,
united in marriage 'Paulus Van Der
Spek and Wilhelmina Adriana Van
Tol, of Holland.
The bride wore a brown tailored
suit and carried white mums. At-
tendants were Mr. and Mrs. Breg-
man; A'reception•was dleld at the
home of Mrs. A. Binnendyk, a cou-
sin of the bride. Thirty-eight guests
were in attendance- The bride and
groom will make their home at R.
R. 5, St. Marys,
District
Obituaries
1
LATE MRS. HENRY RAU
ZURICH.—Mrs. Henry Rau, ate
former Phoebe LaPorte, died 'Tues-
day at the home of her son, Chas.
Rau, Stanley Township. She was 79.
Born. in Hay Township, she was
h member Hay
St. Peter's Roman
Catholic Church, St. Joseph. .Her
husband died several years ago.
Surviving are five sons: Charles
and John, Stanley Township; Jos-
eph E. and Claude, Detroit; Ger-
ald.
erald. Dublin, Ireland.; four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lawrence Denomme,
Clinton; Mrs. John Rae, Detroit;
Mrs. Maurice Masse, Stanley Twp.;
Mrs. Irene Ducharme,Hay Twp.;
a brother, Charles LaPorte, Stan-
ley Twp.; a sister, Mrs. Eli Duch-
arme, Stratford.
Requiem High Mase was sung at
St. Peter's Church, St. Joseph, by
Msgr. Wm. Bourdeau: Burial was
in the church cemetery.
May Meeting of
Noma do
.1 ted )1i1►41t@Ring
4 s lab g1i1{9Si•Meed,
cf14 ,ti43080, ►1k
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tone. We�4(e.�neaters re sauce
ry9
Cut s!pareribe into two portions,
brown in the 67iortb 1ng•3u a heavy
pan. Season with salt and pepper.
Add onion, soup, sauce and wale,
cover closely and simmer over law
heat for one hour. Serves two.
Nathalene is mined in the Peter-
7• K
s
r»ElINPE'S •MEALS borough area of Ontario. Most of
Hello Homemakers<to'bel You it is shipped to Belgium for dine
will soon be challenged to serve glassrlgaldng.
food to suit your man's' taste in monewiminimommu- "
every dish. No doubt your plate I
Cheese sandwiche8 and chocolate '
cake hae delighted him When serv-
ed after the show, but the bride - -
ee
must fry bacon without frizzling
•
io
+No 8 Highway
• 1%2' 1110,es iE?irt fit. Chetan,
PIIQne- 63 r 3
it,cook eggs only until tender and
at the same time, 'watch the toast
end coffee and' set the table.
Leftovers will also be a problem
unless small seale recipes are used,
even then, you will value ways of
dressing up ordinary .dishes with
leftover soups, vegetables and oth-
er refrigerator treasures•.
Homemakers never cease learn-
ing new ways and perfecting old
methods.
Take, a Tip
1. For breakfast: Start cooking
bacon on medium or low heat
(never , high). Then place strips
on a paper serviette as soon as
fat has lost its white color. Keep
bacon in oven' of 200 degrees wbile
eggs are being cooked in covered
pan on low. Coffee may be per-
colated using warm water from the
tap if it is perked only two min-
utes for four cups. By 'the way,
set the table the night before; al-
so prepare cereal and fruit juice.
Pour juice in serving glasses if it
can be covered with aluminum foil
and stored in refrigerator,
2. For lunch:, Heat soup; make
a hearty sandwich and serve on' a
plate along with tossed green sal-
ad and a pickle. For dessert;
serve fresh fruit (diced"•pineapple)
with cookies, prune whip, sliced
bananas or ice cream.
3. For dinner: Select oven meals
if You have a range, One example
is Braised Steak, 'Creamed Onions,
Baked,,Potatoes and Rhubarb Crisp.
1f you worry about food b sling ov-
er, place baking dish in a layer
cake tin and pour hot water around
food being baked. Do this with
oven glassware as well as other
baking dishes.
4. Garnishes alway's make dishes
more attractive if used sparingly
and neatly. A sprig of cool, clean
parsley, watercress, celery top,
wedge of tomato, or slice of pickle
always go on main course casserole
or meat platter.
5. Toppings for dessert should
not be neglected. A cherry, a cut
marshmallow, a teaspoon of whip-
ped -cream, a sprinkle of cocoanut
add; glamour to milk puddings,' jel-
lied dessel'ts or plain cake.
6. May we remind you to make
s"ome.; of-the..preparations, for din-
ner '-otie',..:,,raMeediately following lunch.
,,
Some�$•irzi to overstay their
call- .on. 'the ebride, during the after -
110011.
Braised Stuffed Steak
Logan Council
Logan Council met in Bornholm
with all members present, the reeve
presiding. The minutes were read
and adopted, correspondence read,
road accounts amounting td $4,-
321.73 and. miscellaneous accounts
totalling $1,852.63 were ordered
paid.
The treasurer having received
the Government Aid on the Nichol-
son Drain, a by-law was passed to
refund all surplus monies- Since the
Ahrens Drain, Branch No. 3, is now
being cotpleted at less than the
estimated cost, an amending by-
law Was passed lowering the as-
sessments. Thee,Clerk is to notify
the ratepayers that their assess-
ments may be paid on or before
July 1, or 4% will be added and
collected on the 1933 tax roll.
A by-law was passed accepting
the township's portion in the bor-
rowing of $305,000 for the Mitchell
and District High School. The
Clerk was instructed to notify Jas.
A Howes, O.L.S., to examine the
open portion of the Ritz Drain ex-
tension, upon the complaint of
ratepayer affected.
A petition was accepted from the
ratepayers on the 'Haehnel Award
for a municipal 'drain The Clerk is
to notify Engineer Corbett to ex-
amine same and report to council.
The Reeve, and Clerk were auth-
orized to Sign the fire .truck agree-
mentwith the Town of Mitchell.
Logan will pay $340 annually and
$150 for first three hours, or any.
part thereof, and $25 for each aide
tonal sloth or part thereof, that
the Mitchell fire truck and firemen
are in service at any 'tire.
The reeve and road superintend-
ent were authorized to order the
necessary niateriai and see to the
repairing of the 'Brodhagen street.
Council adjourned to ,.meet June 1,
at 1 p.m.
GET
AN
PERTH COUNTY
1 Ib. round steak
2/3 cup 'bread • •crumbs
• 2 tbsps. minced onion
3 tbsps. milk '
1 tsp. poultry seasoning
teasp, salt
2 tbsps. shortening
Wipe steak with damp cloth,
then pound with the potato mash-
er. Combine renraining ingredients
for dressing and spread over steak,
rollup and tie in shape. Add ee
inch of water to roast pan or cas-
serole, Cover and+. bake in oven of
350 degrees for lire`' hours, Serves-
two. -
Spareribs in Tomato Sauce
1 ib. spareribs
NOTICE
As Corn Borer -Inspector for
the north part of Huron Coun-
ty, I urgently request all grow-
ers of corn, which includes
garden plots as well as field
• corn, to have all refuse of corn
either burned. or buried before
the 20th day of May, 1553.
Penalties are provided for
the non - compliance in the
Plant Disease Act. .
THOS. DOUGHERTY
P.O. Box 927 •
Godericll Ont.
Hensall School Board gives notice that all children beginning
in the Kindergarten Class in September must hate reached!
their fifth birthday on or before December 31, 1953. •
Children entering Grade I, who have not attended Kinder-
garten, must have reached their Meth birthday on or before
December 31, 1953.
Parents of these children are asked to register thele with the
Principal .before May 22, 1953.
HENSALL SCHOOL BQ;}A D
J. F. Blackwell, Sec.-Treas.
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND '
Opening Dances
SATURDAY, MAY 16th
and•
HOLIDAY — MONDAY, MAY 18th
The return by popular demand of
NEIL McKAY and his "ALL STARS"
featuring June, Johnny and the• 'Quartette
Nell's- outstanding Orchestra tlfas been engaged for all Spring
Dances, .also the Summer Season of 1953, at Lakeview Casino.
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"MY HAND'
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EXTRA ROOM! A 6AtA6E1
Put FII, to ',, work for you. See your
nearest B of M manager about a Farm
Improvement Loan today.
BANK of MONTREAL
working with Canadians le ovary walk of lila. cs 1817
Hensall Brandt: WALTER • JARRETT, Manager
Brucefele(Sub-Agency): Open Tuesday and Friday
Seed , Hybrid Corn.
* FUNK'S "G" PFISTER
TOP CROP
GRASSES and CLOVERS '"
OATS and BARLEY
C.I.L. FERTILIZERS
AMMONDI NITRATE
See Ug Now!
W. G. Thompson & Son Ltd.
Phone 32 - Hensall
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