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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30th, 1955 .
••• WEDDING BELLS
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34its June West, daughter of
Mrs. Frances West and the late
Elmer West WAS united in mar-
riag, with Kenneth Mahood, son
of Mr. and Mrs.J. A. MahOod, St.
Catharines, in a ceremony held
in First Presbyterian Church,, Pt,
Colborne, at 2.30 o'clock on Sat-
uray, October 15th. • .•
Rev. R. T. Rutherdale officiat-
ed, assisted by Rev. J3rillinger.
Baskets of pale yellow and white
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mums and potted' ferns provided,
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a backgrotin& at the front of the
)n•-•• Chn-rell •with ,light --..;41" candle be;
hind the' altar ran. and white
ith
'bows on the.. • • •
• 'Giyen in marriagt by her
uncle,' .Mr. Harry West. of Tees -
''water, 1?ride• 'chose for hei4
wedding .day an ekquisite gown
of French 'antique -satin ,fashion-
ed wth a sweetheart necklne and
stand-up collar;. The'skirt fell. to '
a cathedral length' train.,Her
waist length veil of illusion was
• held e in• -place • by a* crown of, seed
pearls and • sequins.. She woke
three ,strand. pearls,: at the neck-
line and matching pearl earrings,
and carried a cascade of white
baby •munas edged with' stephan-,
otis. , • .
Miss ,Marion Harris attended
the -bride as maid of honor with
Miss Gwen West, sister of. the
bride, 'as bridesmaid :and. the
neice ofthe grodin,!--Miss-lane
Mahood, as, flower
:Miss .Harris wore a gown -of
autumn green taffeta, shot with
rust and fashioned with a strap-
less' bodiee, topped with' a: match-
ing' bolero. Her headpieee, a band
covered' with leaVes'of. taffeta,
was accented with, sequins of: the
same, :Color, .and '• she carried,' a
taffeta.' muff with bronze arid
gold Minns: •
Miss West was, go•O'ned identi-
cally'to, the honor: attendant. The
flower girl Wore a gown of rust
taffeta featuring . pOmpoinS on
either side. She 'Carried a rust
taffeta Muff With bronze and
gold mums. . .• '
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Allan Mahood, brother -of the
groom, 'was best man, and .the
ushers Were Ernest Mahood and
Charles :Rivers. - • •
A receptipn for one hundred
guests was' held ' in McGillivray
Hall. Mrs. West, .assisted by thea
• groom's •:mother, received the
guests. . • .
;For travelling, the bride don:-
ned a navy iblbe•suit with. white c
aceessorieS: •Following *a motor 0
trip' through northern United r
States, the couple Will reside in F
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINTri, 1,e0CKNOW, ONTARIO
.of 'Mrt and Mr.slaize.- mart,'
trthg-the past week.
On Firiday evening a reception.
will be held in the parish hall
for the- newlyweds,. Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Morvan and Mr. and Mrs,
Wilmer Moran,* Carruthers or-
chestra will supply the irtUSie Xcr.
dancing and lun•ch will be • seryed.
by .the C.W.L.
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by
ROSEMARY ThYME
dPf.irod,
• Mrs. Mary Lierroan • and. Mrs This according to one of Don
Gilbert Frayne * visited with Faibblo'rxes Neighbourly, ,News
friends in 'London during the quote S this morning,is the be-
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past week. • ginning', of Indian Summer. We
Son Sings Requiem • . couldwell: believe it . it cer-
'. taint a*. warni.,7 mellow day, P. W. Sheridan the sort of a day that 'someone
HAMILTON Rev: Patrick in, the••farnilY is ure to suggest
Sheridan, .0 .R.; son of :the' de, shay be the lastof its kind this
ceased, was celebrant of a so -in year and we should take •.adVan
funeral Mass pffered' :fOr.^ --Patrick
V4rill;am Sheridan,. a ,pated Pro--
fessor ori: the teaching staff of
Cathedral High 'School for, 36
year prior to his retirement four
years ago. Another son, Rev.
Kevin Sheridan, was • deacon. of
the' 'MaSs. Rev. 3, A. Mattice,
principal of Cathedral 'High
School, was sUbdeacon, Rev. J.
V. Walsh 'Was master of cere-
monies. •
•• The .late . Mr. Sheridan •• was.
born in Ireland, having taught
in Franc.e; England and -Germany
tage of •lit and, 'go :roaming the
half expecting' a call
for the picnic basket and ther-
mos- any. minute. With One half
of my mind I am marshalling
sandwich material,: peanut but. and orange Marmalade, or
honey butter if there is • any left.
That is a most delicious and nu-
tritious filling for sandwiches,
fine for school lunches,. 'but not
so gOod for. the waist line, bread
and butter,peanut, butter;..liOney
butter. Oh no: • ' •
I save all the cardboard •con7
prior to corning to Canada. He taineys in which that sott. of
was closely connected with Cath- thing comes, hbriey, butter, cot-
tage cheese, ice cream dixie cups.
They are fine foo,keeping bacon
-fat,-;•-and - odds and ends in t•h•
frig. They are also fine for send-
ing ,salads and various desserts
in' school lunches. If you' WaSh
them as:, soon' as they are empty
they clean easily and' stay quite
solid: • •
We are in the midst of our
annual card -marathon for Hos-,
o Pital Aid, and.' all the hostesses -
are • preparing their' • choicest
cookies and cookie bars. And
since we like to have thing's like
edral High School throughon.t•its
interesting history. fie Was a
loriner -principal of -the-school:
He was known' as an outstanding
educator. He Was a ,graduate of
Dublin :,University, Itelancl, 'and
School .Science, Manches=
ter, England. • • • ,
:Deceased is sUrVived by. his
'wife, the fernier Mary '
his two priest -sons and One dau-
ghter, Mary, of Toronto:
brother,. Charles pnd, Leo, and
one sistei-,.. Mrs: James 'Quinn, all
Of Ireland; also survive.
• Rt. • Rev. G. L.:. Cassidy; P.A.,
.KG.„ received the body at the
entrance of the Church... Bishop
Ryan officiated at the Absolti7
tion. Alsg assisting were Rt. Rev.
J. A. O'Brien, .D.P., V. Rev..' AI
Eieheldinger,, provincial superior oatmeal bars, 'but I find; they
that on ;hand. for Christmas I
thought seme recipes might be
welcome. have a broWnie -re-
cipe that I. thought delicious and
so do many others ,. .' I hate'
to tell you again about my apple
•• of the Congregation • • of the ,Res..: are •alWays arhong the mOst pOp-
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urrectiOn, and large numbers of ular varieties' on a plate, rio one
the Clergy.' • •: else seems to Make them", and
everyone tries to .guesS .w‘hal is
• the filing, ivhiCh' is; you- know,
the, good Canadian apple. I have
thought of trying, apricot pin .as
illing'Some, time; but my apricot
jam. -disappears so fast' I don't
get ,a -chance, I' must .yOu
about it some day too.
We do have a good Brownie
marbled • effect: ':Cut in bars; I of 'chocolate and add • to. second
recipe1/cup rtening2 •
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chocolate, 3/4 cup sifted flour .1/2 squares . or diamonds. Another ..b6-0/1. 'Grease an 8 by 8 inch pan
tsp baking powder 1,4 .tep. salt' Very 'bright' idea for a topping— 'and ,drop chocolate •mixture by
A, as soon. as you remove from oven' -teaspoonfuls' cheeket-board fash-
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polka dot the top with chocolate iOn. FM in the aiternate sguai e•
on Sunday with her parents, Mr. cOated ,peppermints, As they With the White batter, Toswirl it .'
and MrS. Angus ,Kentiedy.*: • melt, spread evenly and you Will for more effectzig-zag spatula • •
Repent visitors with Mr; and haVe, a marble frosting that is, 'through 'the two batters, Careful-
MrS. Tom .Armstrong were the a delicious blend.of *chocolate and ly so as not :tb mak it messy. '
'latter's aunt, Mrs. 1VIcLecia and pepperinint., ' This is. also very,. Joe with confectioner's icing to
sortlan and Miss-leanorr-Wight= -very-good--as a cak J6iT it-l-wlii-cli'mifild-cliocT:irafe- has, &en
manof London, Mr. and Mrschocolate or white C ke. • added. :Sprinkle nuts over top,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kinahan and Larry Hisler and Stanley Hisler • And a very good idea to trim '
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About: 250 students, of 'Cathed -
!al High form'ed guard' of hon.:
um Pallbearers were 32 V..Scan.
•an, Dr. C. McCabe, Rex .,Hume
Matthey Flynn, Edward. Cartiey.
nd • Robert Brick. Louis C.'
Flaherty was . an honorary'. pall,-
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earer. •
Interment was in Holy. Sepul-
hre •With Rey. "Kevin Sheridan
fficiating. assisted . by: Rev:- Pat -
ick Sheridan and •ReV:. J.
laherty, R.I.P.'
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Guests: were present from Kin- SIXTH AND
NINTH
tail, Lucknow, Teeswater,- Hamil- _ • ,
ton, Buffalo,' St Catharines and
; •• • M - nd Mrs., Goraon: Llaniels
Port Colborne.
of Torontoawere visitOrs on Sat-
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mrday with---Mr:---and Mrs7--Mark-
Armstrong. • .
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KINGS1311IDGE
• Mr. an& Mrs. Cyril Austin and
. Mrs. Jetry •01,Connor visited with
relatives in lici_iiakharn during the
past week. . • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalton re-.
twined, to their h:orne here after
• spending the past two 'weeks in
„London where Min Dalton had
• been a patient at SL Joseph's
The C.W.L. 'held their month-
ly meeting in the Parish hall laSt
Monday night with a good at-
tendance. After • business 'matters
Were taken care of, a pleasant
sociar evening was • spent with •
games, contests, etc:, with first
• prize going. to Mrs. Jos. O'Keefe.:
• The lunch committee ;served a
nice lunch. Arrangements Were,
tnade thiS meeting- to, hold. the
Christmas danceon Wednesday,
Decen-iber 28th and Oarrutheel
orchestra will supply the music/.
There will'also be a ticket draw
on the beautiful trilite floor
lamp donated by the Lodge Fun,,
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Mr. Frank McKenzie. local
,
merchant, haS returned' to his-
11,0,me here after several weeks in
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car •accident, • • ' •
Miss Mary Sheridan, Wm. ,Van
Osch and Jos. Murphy of Tor-
' onto were among ; week -end Nis-
• ifors here.
Michael Marin and friend
of '1-laniilten. .visited at the hoirie
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2 eggs, 1 cup sugar, 1 tsp. van- theicing and: shake those tiny' '
ilfa, 1....cup nuts, •chopped coarse- multi -colored deeorettes inscle.
ly, 1 or 2 tbsp. Corn. syrilp. Melt Remove :the cookie Cutter and
shortening and • chocolate : foge- there is*,a novel ,decoration. You
ther over .hot water. Cool/ Sift, do it in several different 'places
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flour, 'Making' powder 'arid salton the cake. You might use chic • ,. ,
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Beat eggs till light, add sugar, olate shot, or for Christmas .use
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then chocolate mixture' and those . 'tubes that have all red •• '
blend.' , Add flour, vanilla arid shot and red ' sugar_ * • • .
nuts. Mix well .t Bake in. 8 -inch .. Ever try Cutting your 'r' efrig- '
square greased pans in Moderate erator cookies with your Fren:th •
oven •30 to .35 min. Cool, and Cut fry potato cutter? Gives them a
in squares, '
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nice ribbed, look. tha.t is • differ-•
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Chocolate ' Marshmallow . Top:. ent. . • • : , .-, -,. .
pink: ',cut marshmallows in half' ' Marble Brownies : ' TWO -tone
and place- over entire .surtaCe of: brownies are rich and cliew.V.
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Brownies.. Return to. ;oven*, until Cream 1 cup shortening incl 1
melted. Ice at one with follow- cup sugar until. light' and fluffy, ..
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ing: .2 squares. melted :•choeolate Add : two . eggs and,.blend. in .ths.)r-
1 tbsp. butter, 1 egg; % cup icing: .ou.ghly. Sifttogether all the 'dry
sugar. Or they May also'. be iced ingredients,. 3/4. cup 'sifted 'flcur,
with confectioner's . ieing.. Divide. :1/2 'tspbaking powder i and-:- %.,
this icing in half and.to,one half tsp. salt. Mix; dry ingredients
add % Square melted ChOcalate:. creamed rni)aure. Place about. iii: • `
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Cover the uncut *Brownieswith the 'batter 'in. another bowl: Add
the white icing, and: then swirl ilz ;tsp, vanilla": to first bowl a nd ' •
the ' chocolate icing over in. blend. 'Melt' 1 one -Ounce square. •
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