The Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-07-10, Page 6Hello, Homemakers: After collecting Flake the saltluult slut! combine with
every thing required for a picnic and f shletklt'il t tbb t re and tt•leI mix wee
" n(.,llr os the t•ttlltllt'\ people
° ill. I
I el ° I
alter 1
"build up' alll,eUlcS as ravenous as
though tut* Lad ween digging in the
garden au day. Whether or nut tits
lb partly at waiter ui imagination, the
fact-1e1n.11Its that plcieckere luuik Lol•
ward to being fed. '1'he good Rhome-
thaker remembers to bang along satis-
fying picnic dishes ,,,,and all orfs, re-
quisite utensils..;
If therm are ,cooking -facilities at the
-picnic grounds, plan "to ser\ e a hams
burger surprise. . . . Holiday Ham-
burgers: The pe,ipy -flavor will please on both sides and serve between slices
everyone.. Fresh fruit with a cup of of twisted'. or untoasted bread or rolls.
steeped coffee will complete the meal. , Note: 'One cup finely. chopped pork
However, any sunny day • can be a luucheen'meat may be substituted for
"picnic" if you have supper on the the haw.'
porch, or in the backyard, or the, park. SAUSAGE SANDWICHES
Make a combination salad, butter hot 'Slices of bread
tea biscuits and take covered berry Liver Sausage
tarts along'• with the thermos tilled Mayonnaise
with chilled fruit juices. Tomatoes l thinly sliced)
We maintain that tesimple but ample Small green unions
lunch eliminates fuss hard bother. The Toast slices of bread on one side,
items that are frequently overlooked then spread. untoaSted side with liver
are salt and pepper shakers: we some- sausages softened with a little mayon-
times forget to bike off the caps, stick mast.. 'Pup with thinly sliced tomatoes
In a bit of wax paper and ,Screw tole_ and green (whle.
on tightly to prevent spilling.-
, •' SALMON SAI:A11
1 cup cold boiled salmon
1 cup. shredded cabbage
?1 .cup_diced celery
Mayytnnaise, -salt, pepper
Lettuce.,
GODERICH SIGNAL-STA1
WS OF AUBURN
TIIIMSD .Y; JI°I.7 10th, r0lk7
Avis -RN, July ;(.- \isitors iit the t ttivtl dishes. Everyone is welcome.
iltriw. vt J. J. 41 ikota u Y ar tltj w ee i '
elft! Y%t'te .41. atdtU .\dl's. laeL.t'y 4l itpllel,"
an. alit. ears. J Ulan di ardoliatil, 111s
Lt Livi i. 1.,atl i•, Ltu lii►tl, 4tiVia> - s,:ail ter
atliu bitll,.iattr, 41-.t, illi vi. Del.'ull.
1le.,a1s. llttllatill una L.rnest .p.'lae•nzlt:
.t. we. \1 est atiU Airs. ,lrnirla,un aLU
mull vi Li'131it s l,l'o%e 'called on irtetlUs
uric VII llunuay .
idrs. Ilivrtlun l'a y fur' slipa daughter
a a. , , - had been
ImoonnalSe alit' ptlt 111 lett lice ellls , \Itlrlun itt'e attt'uuina "It' .9.11g11cLL1I
DEN VER II .\Ild itt4's air& Harry 1 un• ulut attend4d the ° Laatheb' tld',--Mrs: Stuiiley Juhnstuu
slightly3 eggs beaten lint !funis \1 red: at Aluunt °forest. gave her holo§ fur the July meeting of
1 , cul, chopped evoked faun 1 \ isltuee with Dr. B. C. 1% eur are the Ladies' Aid of the Baliilet church.
1 tbsp. tiuely chul,ltt•d t;rtrlp.pt'pper 1 \lr, see mi.. J. 1e. 4\ eir unci dat,ubit the president,- Mrs. C. A. Howson,
tsl,.,. 111inceli union ter Joan, ui Ottawa. anti 11r. ilud Kars. was ha 111 at the apd Mrs. It. ,1, Phillips
It ; telt. yule l)uucau 1lacixuy, of l�lutu�i. presided piano. The:devotional
tsp. pepper �dt•: anti 1ses. \4.iurtta l�iu;that of, Period was taken by Mts. John Raithby
'Toasted bread Gout -rich spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnston, Readings
Cuwbioe all ingredients except and ►1rs. uoreee L)obie. were given by Mrs. Verna liueeshaw
toasted bread and c1ri, ► Iltixttlre from and Mrs.• L. Irwin, and Mrs. W. fester -
1 .\dis5 Geta Munro has returned to
tablespoon' uu to greased- frying .m Toronto atter 'holida 'holidaying at the home felt contributed a solo. The message
and spread to make dirt cake:. Brown of her parents, Mr. and firs, :It. 1). was ,given by, Rev. - C. C. Anderson.
Jlunrtr`• The meeting closed with a hymn and
Miss .Betty A,atluith, Mr, Ellis Little prayer by Rev. Mr. Anderson. Lunch
and Mr. Duoallt RoSs are attending was served.
• Culted Church W.M.S. - The July
summer school at. Western C uiversity, meeting of the W.M.S. of Knox United
while Miss Mary Houston is attend- church was held at the home of Mrs.
mg school at Toronto. Fred Toll, with an ` attendance of
Mies Betty Stokes of Ottawa is forty-five. . The president, Mrs. Earl
spending 'the • summer holiday with berg \\•ightluan, presided for the business
aunt, Mrs. Wilfred. \`esterfelt. period. The Scripture ,was read by
-Mrs. \\'ul Mairs is visiting friends Mrs. Wightman, who also offered
in London. prayer. Several "thank you" letters
\1 r. stud Mrs. John Fiulaysuu of Sea- were read. - Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett took
forth' spent the week -end with Mr. chifrge for the program, which included
anti Mrs. Edgar Lawson. prayer by Mrs. C. M. Straughan, music-
• Mr. 'and Mrs. lineesliaw of Meaford a1 numbers by Mrs. Jas. Oraig,�, Mrs.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Win. liaggitt• S McClinchey, ""Mrs. W. J. .Craig and
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Currie anti 5011 Mrs.Ken McDougall, and a reading
Wayne, of Watford, spent the week- by Mrs. G. McClitichey: The. heralds
unit with Mr. and Mrs. \V. T. •Robison. responded -:Mrs. Albeit' Camipbell on
Miss Helen Merratll of Toronto is Africa, Mrs. Ernest Patterson on
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wm. ,Roberton. Christian stewardship. Mrs. 'Phos.
Mr. J,as Dawson of_ Detroit --is visit-
Jardin contributed • a solo, --The-tupie
ing -friends- Isere. from the study book was tstke31-by--Miss--
Arthur 1 uugblut, Jas.. Medd, Donald Amy Tull. Mrs. Jas. Craig and Mrs.
Buss and Mrs.- Fred Joss were \isitors S. Mc•('linchey favored with an auto -
at 1.unddn on Friday. . harp duet and Mrs. Harry Yungblut
Taylor a
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r
Mr, Gordonld(.0 is ),atwe a reading. int birthday utlrtotl_,
new Chevrolet car. - was received by• Mrs. Ken McDougall
Mr. \\•m. Raithby of Fort Churchill and Miss Margaret Wightman. The
cailled on friends here ole Saturday. meeting closed with prayer by Mrs.
1d r. and Mrs. Herb •\Ingrid, Jlrs. 'Wightmau, after which- lunch. was
C. M. Straughan and Nelson Moulden served.
were in London on Tuesday. Induction Of Rev. 'A. G. Hewitt. --
Mrs. Harold Nicholson alld daughter Rev. A. G. Hewitt. late of Bluevale,
Kauai are visiting the former's father, was inducted into the pastoral charge
Mr. J. J. Wils•'on. '' of Auburn, Westfield and Donnybrook
.Mr. Chas. ° Beadle,- of London, Mrs. United ehiurehes at. all impressive ser -
Alliston and Jars. John Medd, of Gude- vice held in Westtiold United church on.
rich, called on friends here on Tue;day. Thursday. evening. .Rev. W. J. Wool-'
Miss June Ryan of London is visit- fret' of Ontario street United church;
ing Mrs. C. M. Straughan. • - Clinton, presided and "pfeach-ed the
' A community picnic sponsored by sermon and. Rev. G. M. Newton of St.'
the 'Women's Institute will he held at 'Helens addressed the .minister. 'Frank
Harbor Park, 'Goderich, on Wednes-
Campbell introduced the pastor to the
day, July loth. It will be a basket Westfield members, Mr. Geo. Bean to
lunch and each one is to .provide his tale Auburn people and Mr. .Sam
• Thompson to the Donnybrook people.
Afterwards refreshimaits• aver§ served
Supper will .be served at 5.:10.
Visitdee with Mrs. C. A. Ilowsun start
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Phillips oll Sunday
wei-e Mrs. Melvin Jeevvll Wild Mr. ant!
Mrs. ltul►t. Jewell of aioderich.
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. 1"eDguson, Russel
'Kites, :rod Soil Donald visited Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Killuugh of London on
Sunday: They were accompanied home
by i's. .Albert King, who 1
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\1,' 11 1\.
visiting &iq to
t the flu h i
u fan:lily. b
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INS'TAN'1° COFFEE
l-'ollew directions on t'he package of
in*taut' toffee.
BERRY TURNOVERS
Pitt circles of puff or flaky paste
ttlitee niches in -diameter, having -the
baste not tatlre than --one-eighth of au
inch thick. \loisteq half the edge., of
the circle with cold water and in the
ct'ilter lily it teaspoon of thick
rasp-
berry ,
, u. Foldone-half t the
circle
When- Children Suffer the (ither, wakin edges meet.
Press
closely dull mark with a fork
From Bowel Complaint
During hot summer months all of
us, but especially children, are mors:
susceptible to diarrhoea, intestinal
pains and summer complaint. r
At the first symptoms motherE
use ' DOCTOR i'OW T,'Ft ' S EX-
TRAOT OE WILD STRAWBERRY.
This time -tested remedy is fast=
acting and dependable f,.‘r adults
or children. -- Be sure ---to specify
the name -DOCTOR FOWLER' H
EXTRACT Ok' WI -LD STRAW-
BERRY. -
dipped in flour. Brush with beaten egg,
prick the t,Ip with a fork and chill
before placing in the oven. Bake in
electric oven fur 15 minutes at 450
degt'e s 1', i Other fruit may be used
in the saute way.) -
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TAKE A TIP
1, 1)ip graham wafers in thick chocolate
syrup., Stan,; four together on in-
dividual plates and keep in electric
refrigerator anti! serving time. Tcip
• with w'llipped cream tinted pink and
sliced bananas..
2. Cheddar cheese \will, not harden if
it is kept* in a (loth dampened with
\ Mega r. . -
es I.eftovt'i' sponge ,cake may be sliced
aii(1 tt,:1sted on the la -oiling element.
Tee with berries 1) Tiled into a1 s'.-rtlp.
1. Use ,Priltrgt• juice in place of water
and Iwo teaspooias,, orange rind -for
.lte(-ia1 itaItry. Thi: pastry is
weederfm1 ter rhub:arl, an(1 berry pies,.
",. -With as small amount 4)f berries on
hand >oit can make tart shells and
tilt w'itla a (arnm:l custatdd iiltt) wjti,ch
'r 'vtlit ('sift f�,rl- 11Th lteizi1' tri au
eiue'rg(•il('y this ,dcs•ert will be very
helpful.
IF
our .'''t'tforii'y-"ahout-your- resent •
or future security,
Phone Carlow 1706 or (trite
B. R. ROBINSON
Monarch Life Assurance repre-
sentative, R.R. 4,, Goderich.
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HEELER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
Nu extra charge for .tlie use
of our Funeral .Home, Toron-
to Street,
Prompt Ambulance
Service
Phone l35 R = . 355 or 7
1;. _1(l(t a te:aspe nt hf ll'imin juice' to
siulltle syrnl, and -pour on fruit in-
-lead of t•rr0lll.
";, 1";t'ated c„(:,,allot and rolled
WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS
- Bus Schedule Now. In Effect -"
To LONDON To STRATFORD
7.00 11.111.
7.15 a.m.
A 11.15 a.m. " A 9.15 a.m.
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p.m.
12.15 p.m.
in the basement and a sueial time was
.enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt and
threechildren, Ruth. Sidney, and
George, moved last, week from Bluevale
and are now occupying the manse.
BEN1%IILLERr
8.15 pini. A 1.15 p.m. I.I:N \I II,I,ER,
B.7.15 ).m.
1 Neal and twodaughters.
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CREWE
('RI:WE, July runt Mrs. Steve �.
Stothe'rs and daughter, Mrs. !(.'assitiuyu,
of Ardent-, visited Mr. and Mrs. S.
U
Kilpatrich op Sunday evening.
Mr. and, Mrs. Rog Treleaven and Mrs.
Jack Curtail attended the trousseau
tea fur Mise Helen Stothers, I)un-
;annuu, on .Monday !Light. -
M.r. and Mr -s. ,Lawrence ','remain and
Kenneth, of Sitmfeoe, were July 1st
visitor's with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tre-
leaven. A picnic was held at the home
Mrs.VernonHunter of
fcrnc 1 LIu t
of Mr. and t
L u:know on Tuesday afternoon at
which ail members of the Treleaven
family were present. -
Mr.'and, Mrs. Don Treleaven i}nd two
little, daughters, of Toront ►, spent the
past week with relatives in tim vicin-
ity
Miss Shirley Sherwood spent the
past week with her friend Miss Mary
Louise Porteous at a cottage at Point
Clark.' .
\lrs. Clifford Crozier and infant son
returned home from Goderich hospital
on Sunday. -
Little Joanne Crozier visited the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blake and
daughter, of Clinton, and returned,
'home on Sunday.
Presentations to Mrs. Durnin - A
social evening was held. at Cr 've
school on Thursday evening, June 26th,
when Mrs. Marvin Durnin, who is
leaving this community, was presented
with a beautiful pen and Dencil set
illi of the le of. Crewe. An
on beh .peo )
8.15 p.m.
To 'Kincardine 1.45 p.m. and 7.45
L
N
urett;t" slid Dn
onas Jean, from Ilar-
risun Pity, Penn.. spent the week -end
A I laily Except Sundays & Holidays.
11 Sunday and' Iloll'dass only.
Prepared ,•§reals are g(l for topping .11l others daily. .
fruit pie,. This: really • Bayes time Connections at Clinton for London.'
Detroit. Wingham, Walkerton, Port
Elgin and Owen. Sound.
Connections at Stratford for. Woodstock
Iles' in (-are ,It The Sigliail-Stair. Send ' Kitchener, Guelph, Hamilton and
in your stn g,'sti,Im:< on. b,rimeniaakitig r -Toronto. -
I,rlIlltetlts aamtt watch this c,Itnnln for ,.Connections at Mitchell for Listowel
r«'Itlie:. and London. •
For information' phone British Ex-
change nl sce 691 • ^r 717.
aa3,i1 -iluI'tE•lllllg.
.lune Allan invit(.s ;c't,t,t to write to
tdkiTC 6f Insect
Neat lash
IP
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I'or quick r,,t f fromitching
of ince
;t bites,
heat t
wr, attrrroot, „iemaand cther ('sterna]!r
f c,,tt "r'd s.x;n 'ruui,l, 5. u.4. t ,,"t -acting, cooling. anti-
, septic. liquid '1) 1) 11 Pr(•scfipti'n. Greasetese.
Ft:(lnl, s- :k'the)' Irritation and ctWckly flops intense
j itching :3.1c t ria! bottle provers it, or money hack. Ask
•,ur,Ir^ccint today for D. U. D, PRESCRIPTION
'mammal ,
Many People Suffer
from Rheumatic Paine
There are •people, who suffer from rheumatic
pains year in and year out.regardless•of the'season .
or the weather. .
These pains, whether they 'be in the joints c r
the muscles, may be indtieed by uric, acid.
Burdock Blood Bitters may brim relief from
rheumatic pain for it helps°to cleanse Impurities from the body and tones
up the digestive organs. .
It has helped thousands of Canadians Who suffer. from rheumatic
pains, dyspepsia, sour stomach, biliousness, headaches or minor complaints
of the liver or kidneys. It should do the same for you.
On sale for more than 60 years, Burdock Blood Bitters is' available at,
drug counters everywhere.
The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
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GODERICH, ONT.
Phone -
Carlow 2821
I
address was read expressing appreci-
ation of Mrs. Durnin's services. Before
the close of the school term the pupils
of the school preAented Mrs. Durnin
with a lovely cup and saucer, accom-
panied by a suitable -address. Mrs.
Durn}n, who, has been the Crewe
teacher for five years, is leaving to
teach In Dungannon. -
ORANIE PEKOE
children, of Londono are spending a sixth , birthday at the home of his
two weeks' vacation with the lady's (laughter, Mrs. Agnes roster, where her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Chisholm, makes - his home. His sister-in-law., Mrs.
Miss- Katy Chisholm returned home Gavin'Green, gild Mr. Green, of Gode-
with' them. rich, spent the day with him. • Mr.
Mr, and Mrs. Philip Bogie, Detroit, Hawkins is not enjoying very good
and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bogie, Listowel, health at the present time. The cera -
were week -end visitors with Mr. 'and munity extends to him hearty birth -
Mrs. Rod Bogie. Philip, chief engineer day wishes,, and the hope that he has
on rite Mexoil, is sailing' shortly 'for many more birthdays. -
South :America. Mrs. Bogie will join Miss Marie Hawkins of Goderich
him in 'September. They expect to be spent Monday afternoon at her home
away six months. here.
Master Donald Chisholm visited last Some of the farmers of the district
ween with his . uncle and aunt, Mn. have begun haying, Which is not prov-
and Mrs. Pollock, Kincardine. ing to be the heavy crop expected.
-Mr. Francis Schram, who has spent
the last few months sailing, is visiting
at the home of his parents, fir. and
SHEPPAiDTON
SHEPPARDTON, -July 8. -Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer, Graham- and Lorne and
their niece, Miss- Evelyn_:Bogie, visited
Saturday with Mr. Graham's sister,
Mrs. Wm. Stoddart, and Mr. Stoddart
'at Lion's Head, and also at Tobermory.
On Monday, July 7, Mr. 'Wm. Halw-
kin.s I quietly celebrated his eighty -
Mrs. A. Schram.
Falling in the Commercial Hotel at
Seaforth one evening last week, R. E.
Bright of Seaforth suffered a fractured
femur and internal injuries. He was
taken to the Seaforth hospital, where
he has been in a .serious condition.
LEEBi.'RN, :July 8. -Mr. and Mrs.
C. 'II. White and family, of Detroit,
are house guests with Mr.- and Mrs.
Andrew Bogie., °
Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham and two
children, of Windsor, called on Mr.
Fred Crawford last week.
Master Lorne Chisholm of - Goderich
is holidaying with his cousin, Master
John. _Meyer.
Mr. and.Mrs. Harry Jones and fare-
ily, of Toronto, and Airs. Jas. $ugie,
of lInclerich, -visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Rod 'Bogie last Friday.
Bruce Woods of Stratford is
visiting with his friend,. Mr -Graham
Bogie. -
.Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Strachan and
daughter Grace, of Detroit, visited .at
Mr. Archie Ilortgp's last 'Frida`.
Mrs. R. H. Cutt of Goderich and son
Robert, of Toronto, called on the''Misses
Edith' and. Lizzie Horton this week.
"Mr. and Mrs. Ferg. Malady and
Goderich French Dry Cleaners
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Hornet Industries Limited Announce the ' Appointment of
with their cousins, Mr..and Mrs. Jon-
athan fisher and family.
Several school children from 'here
have had .their tonsils removed.
Rev. S. 1•:. and Mrs. Hayward arrived.
at the p:arsoiiage on Wednesday to
take leer the pastoral chairge of the
Nile-l.eunliller circuit of the 'United
t'.h.urcti.
Juin 'amid 'Patsy Vinstone spent last
week with their aunt in Goderich.
Mrs. 'Walters had the misfortune to
fall and i'c'eeived several bruises. She
is spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Jervis at Holntesville.
Mrs. Nellie Ryan of New York is
visiting with hersister,
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Long. • find
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Miss Ruth SVilbee of Sr':afortii was
a guest at -the home of '\Ir..and Mrs.
Jonathan Eisler and f:aanily en Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gardner and fam-
ily. of Kitchener. visited his mother
in t;tnlet'i}'la hospital last Tuesday.
Mrs. Illsley, we are . gladto report,
is feeling somewhat better.
• Mr. She'arhart of Walkerton visited
over the week -end with Mr. ant! Mrs.
Jon. fisher and family.
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Call in and meet your Hornet dealer -he will
be pleased to show you the Hornet in action
(no obligation on your part). See for yourself
the tremendous cutting capacity and the
sturdy simplicity of this famous saw.
Your dealer is fully 'qualified to service and
repair Hornet Power Chain Saws, and carries
a complete stock of replacement parts. This
ensures you of prompt,' on -the -spot service
at all times.
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TAYLOR'S CORNER, July 7: -Mr.
a.Yd Mrs. Albert Sturdy. their tlaugliter
arid'graild;-en. from the West, are visit-
ing relatives in this district.
Several from this community took in
the 'I)orniniun_ Tray celebration in
Goderich.
A. 'nlainp picnic of Zion. 'Ilolmesville
and -Elu'neaer •cougregistiotls was heal'
at Harbor I'ark on Thursday afternoon
last. All repoi. t having had a splericlid
time.
The Sttlyd;y i•ennion.wwa held at the
•old Sturdy' homestead on Saturday
afternoon 'last. • The beautiful home
and 'grounds 'invade a 'splendid setting
fee this happy event.
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order when you refrigerate with
artificial or natural ice.
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fresh longer.
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