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ROSEMARY ',71-IYME
Well -.. . . Christmas Time is.
over for another ' year, I know
rm growing o14. , . Christmas,
somuch nostalgia now,. which
• is, you know, a sureign of ap-
•f
• preaching age. At di er tonight
friend husband tad * telling.
. -'our memories of . ,ChristMases
,pas. 111y most vivid one was of
•driving to my aunt's; who lived
, •
- about 12 or 15 miles iron!, us, in
a; three -Seated sleigh, , and get-
-,-ting---upset..,in . huge drifts on a
liills'cle Since there•were seven
MASTERSOF
• Ten thneg, six in succession,
the DetreitIled Wings have come
through -as champions of, the
N.H.L. This has' not been 'due to
luck. Expert Detroit scouts thru
the years Uncovered some -of the
finest players developed in Can-
ada. But no small proportion. of
these masters. of the Vuck • have
not hesitated' to give one main
reason why.' they have reached'
the top in hockey, .We quote. -“If
I .had begun smoking and -drink!-
ing at an .early- age I wouldn't
be here", 'said Earl Reilael,
person gets only. a few chances
to break into g big .league' sport:
Sinoking and drinking hurt his
chances", -declared Marty- Pain-.
Bill1Dineen• 'agrees, "1 feel -
that• staying aWif frotn, smoking
of us in the Sleigh, .and I was 'and drinking. helped. me to
, the smallest; about -ten' years old; achieve' my . gOaln. Both • Red
was sitting on the, !top' soiner Kelly •- and 'Gordie.. Howe give
where, which put me underneath Credit to their ,Parents for . their
, in the upset. 'Nething. would in-. great record. Declared Gordie, "I
.. dude me to, get in the sleigh have always stayed away from
*, again, so. I had to finish,the jour- . drinking and.smoking . I have
. ,ney on foOt. Fortunately it wasn't. my folks to, thank for .my being
far. • . . . where I am".—Advt,.. •
• -Planning the New Year's. clin-
k tier is. .compared to get-
• ting the Cluistrnas one 'underway.
There are so many things to.
think about at Christrnas.time=.:-.
ParCels tO wrap, '11* • Minute
- 'Cards to' get off, candyto make,
• '
Did you „have. a taffy pull?
bad an tuischecluled one
were filling candy bags for t
PARAMOUNT
W.0.1 L. ,Hendersdn, Mrs. He
dersen and children , of Dow
view RCAF. station,' Ivan H
erson'of Downsview' and Mr
Mrs. • GeOrge Wraith and
children of Goderich spe
Years with Mr. and M
- Beri'derson , • '
canicirens ynristrna.s partie at _
'Vie church,' nUfs,, oranges, candy, .;riew Year visitors .wi
hinneinade. candy. There was one Mr.04,3. l3oak. were M
large pan of taffy Which was I. ',Small .(Margaret
much' too sticky to do a.nything •of Clinton,. Mr. Ra
,Nvith,•'.' until -someone . suggeated friends, of...Tornot
thalt-we'trY, Paling 'it R. was. a and IVIr...and Mrs
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FIRE :WED N ESD*Ifi
•......e-*••••• •
.Fire' gutted -the home of. Ev
Mcquillin.„ three Miles east
Lucknovn on High:Way .•86 a
mid-morning.. Wednesday•
upon checkih
fifes; liad gone to the
-
•do some work. About
minutes later he' sinell
and returned to the hc
the.back.pOrtioni wh
ki*Aen, and bedrom
Yonreontrol; .
• Mel Merria0n,
icing the fire,
LucknOW Fire
sponded quicld
portion of 1
The lback se
hcleostusr:YWet'
water da
Evan
his. age
theti
sumlormir#14'w . •
USTA414
PROW
an
of
bout
g the
arn to
twenty,
smoke
use to. find
ich included
, blazing be -
xis -
end;
, and
. two
t New
rs. Jack
e,
neighbor, ,net-,
;Iurnmonect the.
Brigade, 'yvb0,' re.:
y to ;gave the main.
,
he .-.1r.ame..
;ion was cornpletely
and, the rest of. the'
confined to:smoke and
mage, •
resides' on • the,larrn„ with
d father, Mr. Edward Mc-
,• who Was in ;Toronto at
me: . • .‘ •
th 'lVlr. and
r. and Mrs.
'Boak,... R.N.,
e Beak ' and
• Aaron Boals
.
E. Jamieson of.
perfect consistency , fOr Ashfield.
which is most of the. problem, •Ali. J. Bar
end rin sure in this' case it wasn't Heights, Toro
intended to -be 'pulled. 'So we 'fwell and Jo
went at it ---„since weren pre-
„tpared for this .cliversion we
' ba.d nothing with which tabutter
our hands. I'm. sure we' had more
than. th'e children .had ;eat-
• ing it, though it turned oiit'very
well. .
wen . Wilson
to and Dave Bark-
an of. Mount Denpis
e neighbOrhood.7, -
MacLennan, Roseville,
: and Mrs, Don Harnil,
Graham, Mr., and ,Mrs.'
ainilton, Larry and Mar-
k: and Mrs,, 'Al Hai/Alton,
cia and Kenneth, Mr. and
. M. iSandersop. and 'Mrs. J.
cDpnald of Lucknow and, Miss
orrairie Harn•ilton spent New
ears -With Mr, and Mrs. R. Hain-
ilton. '
•1VIrg.. R.. Reid , is in Wingharri
Hospital 'under. observation: We'
hope for a Speedy. recovery.
the • '
called -in th
• Mr. Ken
Mich.; Mr
ton and
Jas. H
lyn, M
Patri
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WZDNESDAY *JAN, 5th ° 1955
liROUGH E SENTINEL FILES.
*it, Bank . Cernvvall; BeVerley-,
SiXty earl Ago
Johnston opened bs
new furniture store in the build-
'ing formerly _occupied by W. U.
Lit
nitle4 fr•
amewo,rit...ot the a,g-
rictiltural Wilding was raised a
$0tnervi1le Park; The framing•.
wE,Is done .by McMullin,. Go and
,Collins, and the raising team's
'captained
seebile:71:47.thhieVii:ewn.js°.t.eila:6dr'Iof' the iOntari9 Pank at Bucking
,
-The tug,ef-War' at the . Caler' Qu -066 Etrld:Spn West who .
at Grey Ox•schpol,
doniari Ganles between the Win=nie "Was.--em,,ATOYedlay Geo. Mair "
Jean Cani13 of RiPleY:' and,. Co•
the MacCrimmori Camp Of Under, . „„
-Wood resulted in 'a dralk. In the I !Iiirtpir 'Years Ago
"‘Old Men's Race" '-the finish was ',The prOhibition. plebiscite, was -
as follows; Wm. Scrinageour, Jeck strongly 'supported in prOvin-
Adams and .3. B. }Writer, Jimmy, cial election that gave no party
a. clear7cut majority.United,Far- •
•
COLROSS 'CORNER.;
•Miss :June Harris of London
spent the holidays with her par-
. .
entg, Mr. and Mrs'. Albert Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nicholson
and Harvey- of Bervie?.Miss Merle
Nicholson of, London and M. and
Mrs. Harold 'Nicholson and Shir-
lex of Bervie spent .Wednesday
evening with Mr. and Mrs Frank
;owIjafldReg.
• • Siddail • as manager, He had
Miss June' Harris spent Tues. -
Murray, lin the office of a ,Bar
City luMber Robert Me-,
Cormick, ,in the •OntiriO, :Bank
at Montreal; Frank. as,
"Oeiated yvith his father; W. U.. *
Little, :in a private bank at
verton; Lawrence to Corn= •
rwall, _butt at that 'time ,his. •
home in "‘Litcknow; Georgee
•Smith, in the Molson's Bank at
LondOn; 'James Gallagher, teller
from. 'beneath.. his'. huge Tam . .
•
O'Shanter, iaruwunCed the win- mers won.. 43 , seats,: Liberals 28.
riers. of the yahouS.events.- Conservatives 26, Laborites 12 '
. Aceerding to a Sentinel- story and Independents, 1. John Joynt
there”' iv-Agrtib love. lost between was elected An North Huron on
Village Constable Thomas Shoe -the Conservative ticket, Alex Mc,
-bottefn and , 'County 'Constable Whinney was elected' in .West
Kenny McLeod,. ' ' - • .2 • .•.,' Bruce. as. Laberal-Farmer Candi,--..
lisheci who • had. started 41 the , Nilliam ;Treleaven,. sq,n,-.of .M.r...
-.4. list of young men was pub- date. ' •'I.
private ;banking business estab- ..„8:antdhMisrtomWe• 1.t Toireeleyeeiti,of . 15
lished by Cameron and Campbell, years. g ' ' .
and at Nithi:i-rAelicood.,owPeirthatead: bliy. e.iettrpie. slitgeritartiandottseadwado'ivasn. the -
.A . •
' Village • Connell Could . not. see.
, .
taking over the plant, the town ..
was in 'darkness so, far As 'electric
power was concerned. A land of-
fice businesa-Was. being done , in :• .
gasoline lamps. ' The • Table Co.,.
A. R. Finlayson, the Pain House
and William MacKenkie had pre-
.. pared for the, "blacicout_by in -
1
........--r--• stalling Delco systems,
' . . Rev. Mr.. Reid :left the/ Sonth '
1
died
day afternoon...with IVII.gs Helen.
• SchumaCher.• „ f' •
1\frs. Catherine. O'Neil, & Misges
'Mary and Helen' Collinson spent
Thursday eveninewithi.IVIr. and
Mrs. .Frank Brown'. and Reg. •
,
New Year Day 'visitors with
-Mr:z;and.--IVIrsz---Jacls,Schuanacker._
•
and Helen were .1Vir;:--and--:-.Mrs;,
Kinlough;
Melvin, Zettel 'an& •fOriily., and
Mrs, has. Schumather, Walker -
We had ghests for New Year's Mrs
Who are the m.opt .genuinely aP- Ma
preciative people, so -that it , is .14
• a real joy to,clo anything for ,
• them. They notice the little fes-
tive touches . . . which makes
• thein Very popular with the hos-
tess, For rn,yself,. for these lb
//celebration dinners, I enjoy
nixins' as much As. tkie
and dressing) the appetike
• fruit juice, the different s
T vegetable, an out -of -the -0
bun or muffin.
'These are gOOcLevery
too.
Misses Eliza and .Edna Cook,
rkeY• • R.N. of Owen • Sound, and 7Viola,-
R N Of Toronto, were holday vis -
r, or
• ' Aors at the home of 'their father;'
lad or . • • .;._
rdmary
- MrAlbertCook. .
• • r.
•
, ,.‘ Holiday -visitorg at the RichardS
dOr ides home were Mr. and Mrs. Williarri
. Melville' and Children cif Alliston,
.111,1 dessert Mr. and Mrs. . C.• MacDougall of
ns ',Of juieY -Chesley.;- Mr. .and Mrs.,. Jas. RA,
-on-rnhit.jellY ,ardShMt: ,& Mrs. Raymond Rich-
: ,
elted ;over , hot. ards, and ' children iocf Flesherton;
roUghly; ' --. - Mr/and ' Mrs: 'N,- Richards- of
Gnelph. Mr. and Mrs, A. And-
• Minted Appetizer:
glaggPA with secti
' 'grapefruit and pour
't fiat has been rn
water. Chill th.0
A delicious
• made by ems
lied cranber,
•• Stir in c
• cup. chopp
stil
Cabbage_
cups .s
cups
_.rnince
ety,
dre
IV/
. ,
started in the bank ,ht,1879. Other
employees and•their''place Of em-
,
Ployment then were *John' Mof-
fat, in the tailoring.„business in
Chicago; Frank Rooklidge, in t,he
Ontario -Bank ,at Waterloo; 'B. H.
iSicIdalli.,-accountant_ift_the' On-
-
• Mr. and Mrs. rankBron and
Reg spent New' ,Years -with. Mr.
and Mrs. 'Thigh . Nicholaan . arid.
farnily, :Bervie. , • ,
Mr: and,Mrs Tom Hackett arid
ranberry relish is
•
hing a\ean of
IT.' sauce witli,„ a fork,'
up mincemeat .and • 1/,i
ed• walnuts.
I recornmending Reil-
• and Spinach...Salad.-2
hredded red cabbage 73-
shreclded:..spinaCh, 1 tiasia.
cup' diced cel-
• l/4' cup;to 1/2' ctipT-French
ssing,..few, drops lemon. juice.
e like-itelso--WithLtheLvinegar;-
rewn sugar and mustard dress,
• mg. The red cabbage 'and spinach
ere such. colorful. vegetables, and
they, look "so festive together.' •
Spiced, Apple Muffins are good
cups 'gifted flour, 4 tsp. bak-
, jig powder, :tsp. salt, 3 tbs.
• Sugar, . Y2 cup shortening, 2 eggs
beaten,.1.144 CUPS 1 cup
khopped 'apple, sugar and china-
-Men for topping. Sift flour, meas,
itre, add:- balcingpOWder,•
salt,
sugar; •gift into - bowl. • Cut • in
•slibrtening. Combine egg, .
apples. • Add to ,flour mixture;
• mix". only. enough to dampen -all
•the flohr, Turn:IMO greagecl muf-
. 3/4 tsp, •cintiarnon. Sprinkle over
•, muffins. Rake in hot oven about
25• '
'os
•
•O'
rew and sons • of tuCknow; Mr,
. .
and Mrs. " T. MacDenalrl of Loch-
'
WOO
O. •
mos
001
CONVICTIONREGISTEI9ED.• , and . moved to .
114•VATAIL: ACM:PENT:. tsspz-• •
•
•, 'Corivietion on,a charge_ef care.:
• • less d r n g was registered
aganst Mrs. 'Ida L. MacDonald,.
laY• ,1VIagistrate ,D.•E.
Doug of Ashfield miss E. Holmes, and a fine of $15 and
Irwin of Toronto spent Thursday e°.smtsrsi-.7..poascagorhaid charged;
with Mr. and *Mrs.. m„idfo.rd Wall as the result of a car-motercYCle
Dune Keith itanedith7andjasfa4m.W-ilry;a,l11. fent 8 4c3ellwaSelYah9se-to3•rinepoaf1NreG:aoOdYleddedme. arl!niiertnec";a98gntnuliiNlotiyosii,
and Donnie: ,
New Years' With 'Mr. and .Mrs.which i
The "‘"Fhi: Bug" has caught UP • Gerald J. ,Pentairie, 19, of the.
With several in.the Coinniunity. •
Visitors during Christmas. with
Mr. and . Mrs. Tem' Stewart i -and
boys. ,were. Mr. and Mrs. "John
Stewart ..and;thildrefp$ of Tren-
ton,',Mrand Mrs.. LloYd. Cornish
.and children of.:BelleVille, Mr. &
Mrs.. Ralph. Goebel" an& children,
Mr. :and Mrs. Arnold Wilkie and
family,. Mr. and Mrs. C.4erald Ste-
wart, Kincardine; �r.and 'Mrs:
Ronald Stanley and George,. Kin-
loss.,and...Mr. and lVirajan Mac-
Pherson, 8th '`Cd/:11:..
• • '. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Stewart. and
boys Were dinner guesta Ne*
Twenty ;Years Ago
. .
John. Joynt reached, his ,Itlth
birthday and was improving' ,
health -follewing a near fatal ill- ,
Frank MaeltenZie: was president.
of ' the .pucknow-, Continuation
School Literary: 'Society: , . • • '' '
. Wm.: J. Smith . receiVed „an. ac -
°clan -station in. returning .him for -
his ith tem as reeve . of Wes,t
-TWEiWanCish.. Councillors ' .W e r e '
-RCAF 'Station, - Clinton, said.. he Brown. ' Smyth,. John 1VIcQuillin, .
• -Cairns „ Aitchison . ' and .. AlbertGalnmle
, 7
. , • • ',..
. The 'death , oectirred in . Wing-. ..:
barn HOspital of Denalcia ThOinp- :
son, 17 -year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R.:11--: Thonirisen. , • -
.. *tr.& lVlathesbn Was re;elect..-
:ed reeve, of • Ashfield iri...e ClOge'
ballot With dePuty-reeve Richard'.
Johnston -Close to..7....1,000....okOtei'
were . palled With , Mr. 'MatheSori. . .,
• returned far his third .terin •as
reeVe-With .a rnajoritraf 311vetes.,_
Other. inernbers7electect were de-
puty reeve ..Sarnuel Sherwood and,
Councillors Gilbert Prayne, "Alek.-
-MerrdyialdTandv,Arthur-Cu-lbert-'--
. PCharles Richardson 'died. at
ich . d.etachrrient Of the Ontario
Provincial ' Police, Said that • the. ,TetehsWeadteeartha,,octphiliraegde oor,,D1.. brake, light .oti . the :ear driveri.. by, '
Dan -
Mrs: lVfaeDonald" did. , not , work' -eier:lirnaarytt:dds.eitg-ikrc4o4n-'hin-aCiLl been ow- a- vet- -
.when -tegted. :He said he, found
could not ,trace :it to either, Ve-,
a tire.. burn On. the highWaY • laUt elose • toThe6rillyaacernstuArY.;:•:,"
ReF04,
4 • - . O', . •
boys spent 'NeW-••*Pars'Wit-h:-mr,'•'-:.11.---.111e-:, AkacDenai-cl-said:-she-nOt-,-,--40;•LTOrri-iil*ard,,,,whtovoil-iicie
was ,driver- of a motorcyce ,
volved in. the collision. 'His;Aaas-
enger,. 19 -year-old Melvin Sour:
rah; died from - injuries in the
crash. .The 'youth lived. in Liick-
now . at one time.When lisfather,
Charles' Sctirrah; wag: efriployed
at the Maple Leaf Aircraft Plant:
• '.'britairie, told the court he was
Proceeding east" on 'the .highWay;
saw a.. car ahead and blinked his
lights .as a\..signal that he intended
• to pass". He said ifiat aS he farted
to pass the- care •rriade aleft tarn.'
4132 e_h_by_ the .driverLoL,the
He: claimed, he saw no signal giv-
,
Years, Eve with_Mr.,,
'Orville Wilson; Mrs.:, Mary -
Van Constable ,Robert S' G-ci
and Mr; Jas. Wilson..
Sims, o er,
Meal so• •Iiicely.. 'Sunday :visitors at, Stewart's
were Mr: Alex Sieviart, Dep.t.. of
• You Might try: rileringUa' !WSW":
With' freShIrineb, straWberries, or' HighwaYs,,Misg ,L. Lovvery, Miss
parfampl.o. . , F. and Mrs.
, Kincardi_ne ...and •
parfait;_.:3-alt&t pie: . Mrs. Ronald, ' .i.,St_plFy • a
Puieapple shell,Disiblve, ..1 package linie George. :.•
po*der 11/4' 'cup§ hot. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevrart. and
ipflv and. Mrs, A. Kincardine ked a iingle light . in
the 'rear Distinguished Flying 'Cross .fer,
liquid (pineabple . juice 'drained
Vern No.: 2 can 'crushed pineap-
ple.; plus water). ,Cool slightiy
Add one pint••Vanilla ice -cream
stirring, raikture until Melted.
.Chill until thickened, but not set..
Fold in 1 cup drained.- canned,
.crushed pineapple.' Do .not use
4resh or frozen Pineapple. • Turn
•into ,g -inch baked Chill un-
til firm. Garnish with remaining
pineapple. ' • •,
, Or a -Sour rearri Wykis igave-a-Chris
Which lige best' ice-cold. Taft carol contest The feat of. the af- the conviction, said that the pen -
cooking apples, two-thirds cup' of ,ternoon was spent i eking boxes alty might seem. low to : some
sugar, '2 -tbsp. flour, .pinch salt,. for the shut-ins_ dainty lurieh people, but that the la W required
1 egg 'beaten, .1 cup sour cream. was serVed ..by t hoStess, • ' that. the degree Of negligence
1 I
Peel and tut' apples. .Arrahge must be cqnSidered: He. said he
-felt-tfree--pf neg nce in
deep,. pie pan lined wit
the accident Was not nearly So
.Mix dry ingredientg, then blend
in' egg And cream. Pour. Over ap- great as when a *driver' was'
ASK WI MEMBERS •
MUSEUM DoNtmoN
view ,mirror ,. of the car and
thought it. was a considerable -dis-
tance, behind. She said .she
•.ed down before' making the left
• The Chnistmas meeting a the.-furn and signalled with her arm
Paramount 'WI. was held ,at the out ,the window. She said she
home of "Mrs. M. J. Webster, in did 'not see, any signal from the
Lu.cknow, with a good attend- Motorcycle. Marino , Flaibani, a
ance. The program with carol. pas'senger and owner- of the. car,,
singing was greatly • enjoyed and so testified.
Thentragistrd.te, hf-regiStering
'
• The january eeting is to be
held-7:at-7-Mrs:.--br-Rieltal de. -he
Institute are ahead .with
the museuin and each •ineinber is
requested, to pay $1.00 to help
along the. projeet So bring alorig
your ticillar to the next meeting
on January lath. .Current events,
Mrs.' J. Henderson; • roll 'call,
•"What' I like. best abut farm
• lifen..;., topic, "Agrictilture & Can-
adian Industries",. Mrs. O. Rieh-
ards; current events, Mrs. Dave
- .
When Yon, have been ea4g ples.' and bake in Moderate oven
1
the Christmas pudding and mince unti app es are tender nd e
simp e dessert is 1 ke y to In xture,, rat • r firm, .abou 4
..
be welcomed. I never can -think
of anythIng rni)ie•aftractive. than
the, Picture 0Platei that 1 have
• been harping on 'since My first
Pliristinas .in 'n' . That".
They -do top off „ a‘ substantial
min. Cover with topping, and re-
turn -to oven fOr 10 min. Toping
cuP flour, one-third
cup f butter; one-thirdcup of
sugar; one tsp. cinnamon.
Happy New Year to 'St, 11!
•
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charged Under the Criminal Cade
or with Clangerous„ driving. The
degreeof negligence in .this"case,
he said, 'Vvas . not :sufficieht: to
wararnt a, heavy. penalty.
• er
Anderson;'. ptogram, Mrs. Robt.
"distinguished service for bra -v-
ery . in air battles*, over Europe";
arrived ,hozne 'on. a 30. -day' fur-
lought„, He had 45 operationa..
flights :as a rear airrgunner. •
Ruby Irwin.was president q.f*
the High School Literary Society-
tharlie-"RObinson,was wciunded
•in Holland, suffering a fractured
ja.1,V: When strtick' by. a ,shell frag
men,
•Wilfred'FarriSh succeeded Cecil,
• Ohnstdn aSpresident of the Ash. •
field Federation of ,Agriculture
• Leonard. Johnston Of Kincar-
dine, and a brother, of Ed john.'
Italy in the battle for,,Monastery
Hilt; Ile was' returned to Canada '
and' underwent further surgerY
at St. Hospital, Prepar!,
atory to being fitted with artific.
jai
Carlo Whieher Of.'ColpoyS .BaY ,
wAs chosen Liberal candidate iri
the Fecieral riding ,of
wo\ti the .riomiriation hk 30 •vofcs
Capphell, Mrs, W. Stanley. over W. 1t. "Tomlinsen,
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