The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-02-01, Page 64 014
THE ,> C•KNOW' . SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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.Not anywhere, near as..expensive as it looks,
boause: the Cherry Creme filling and frosting
arc onc recipe' made with evaporated milk a•
This economical form of pure `milk saves..
p
while it enriches your . '
cooking. Desterts taste Frednrer,aoUps
are richer, gravies turn out smooth as
velvet. Evaporated milk is useful °
dozens of ways. Keep it handy,
and be .a better cook.
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1St, 1956..
.�UNGAN�oN To Sell Shed, Proceeds in
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Albert Orser ',Passes
Sr,P Albert W. Or, of
esteemed retired gentleman
Dungannon, passed away on Fri -
home
day, January .20th, at t e Walter. Otto Popp, aongregatriaonal sec -
of his daughter, Mrs
Driver of Golden Valley. He, retary, gave the • minutes .of the
would have reached
the'" age'of last meeting.. Rev. 'Watt read the
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95 years by May lst. He was scripture lessonand .offered
his wife : a year prayer.Mrs. Melvin Reed gave
pred�eased. ;by• .and; -:stated•
ago and he has resided •with. his the, ' W.M.S.W
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'daughter..He.; was #am very active there had.'. been a successful year
man' ,and bad tended' a .. garden fin ncially. A': bale. ' of clothing
ark.: He had valued at $55"0. was Sent for over -
when .Past the. • d0 mar
and Oil t o her seas , relief. Mr's.' .Harvey .Alton
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committees in .the United church' for. the W.A. g,ave a detailed • ac -
were . •a funeral ...service:. Was count• and shored a: balance ;of
held last Tuesday
'in charge of $424.83 after many helpful. works : -
Rev, G. Watt. • Intei'inent There care had
year', of c whchhed smite n
Dungannon cezneterwere
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' two daughters and two sons,. improvement • to the parsonage, •
Mrs.' Waiter Driver (Cora), Mrs, cupboards in the .church kitchen •
Muriel i•iel ,Smyth of Brantford and and 'making choir gowns, with. .
• and Cecil ..of financial assistance. Mrs. Robt. Ir
Jack. • of Toronto , for' Mission Band,
Detroit,'- Pallbearers were Tom $73.20 wa,s� reported
to headquarters. ;
son Culbert, 'David 'Nivins,
Young,' .Benson Finnigan, Gor-• Mrs` Herb Finnigan"•reported for'.
don Finnigan and Ernest Dur- the Baby Band, having 49 mem-
a • bers she also• reported for the
Ain, C.G.I.T..having.15 members. Mrs
.CHURCH GROUP HEARS Otto Popp reported -044.20 for.
�, TALK "ON " BB ' BiURNS" the M and M.` fund Which was'
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Aid Of Heating. ' System
The Dungannon United Church
5er, highly
congregational meeting was pre-
sided over by fiev. 'George
Watt and with . Mrs. Leroy Stin-
gel ' organist; • at .the piano, 'Mrs.
D.
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top of -an -angel lcake. In. evaporated milk into
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leaving walls.. Freeze • till crystals line
dam' 1 p sides to 35' depth. Turn
Dissolve 1.pkg. in cherry : into. chilled . bowl and
y,. Powder.. in: 9a cup ,
ng, water; cool until- . beat until'stiff.
it begins to thicken,
More wonderful.recipe:I Writs for Marie
Beat . in" '1 tbsp. grated
lemon rind. and 3+. cup
'nice. Graduall
beat in i cup 'sugar, -
the partially thickened
rmmslsolt pales,mixture
;en S
Prater': new
Chill, folding occasionally,
until "mixture• holds its •
shape. Sim!) into trough
Frost cake with remain-
, ing mixture. Chill till firm:
Expo caeal Ile Bo Recipe AW:, :..
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FOODS SERVICE BUREAU
DAIRYFARMERSOF CANADA .409 Huron Street Toronto
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URPLE' GROVE
Mx: ' gid. Mrs. Beverley Cliff,
- - - - Rickie- an+d Ken_.
s%eth of London . visited••' at. ` the
amine 'of Mr. and Mrs• `Herb :Far
Fell on • Saturday.
Arms.• . Evelyn . Osborne returned
.thoome from Toronto recently.' . •
Visitors :at the home :.. of Jar:mad. Mrs. • Francis Boyle on Sun-
day were Mr. 'and Mrs. Lorne
Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Farrell'
land Tommie,' Mr.. 'Ronald Alex-
'ander of Pinkerton
,Vii.' and , Mrs: Wilfred . Graham
The Burns • iiight.'social of the not yet complete. Leonard
Faith and. • Fellow re ed' for the .Sunday hol.
,South .Kinloss p
`: rs-Sc-'ano.
t base-- .are .::103-- membe
menu.: of the : church o Monday there ' r s a. cas 'ance
even:, o, J'anua .y • 23rd. There $151:02•. It was later stated that ,
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attendance . . it was the best' 'year for at •least ` ,
- - _ 1I = Glen was held- at the. i'honie' of Mrs.'
of •Londori,Wallace Pollock. ono Friday with.
a good.' .attendance.
•Mrs. Walter Thompson d ;F.er-
Stanley and 'family, Mr, and Mrs.
Francis Boyle and family were
visitors' at the. 'home. ,of • Mr. Mil
ton Stanley- on ; Sunday.
•Mr: and Mrs: John. Elphick of
Lucknow visited at.the home of
Mr.. and ,Mrs: Peter Leeson re-
cently.
Mir.. Francis,- Boyle' was ; m Tor
onto ' last. Thursday attending.
'the . Orfedo show. •'
Mr.. and. Mrs: Howard Orr. • vis''
ited the'latter's parents,'Mr. and
Mrs. Donald ;McFarlane' on Sun-
day.
Purple Grove Institute
Buss_ and• Kerry Day of -Toronto
were visitors of Mr: and Mrs..
Donald. McCosh recently:
Mr. and : Mrs: Russel Collins
and Carl visited: at the home of;
Mr., 'and: Mrs. George .,S::'.Einer-
son ' Friday night.
Mrs. Victor Galey and „Miss
Margaret Robertson attended the"
shower for ` Mrs.. McDonald 'at
Bethel last Tuesday. •
WS. Victoria Smith visited •the,
past week -end at ,Listowel.
end family, Miss Edith Stanley The
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was •a goodn a with the
president, •Philip' Steeer,• in. 'the.
chair. The program was in .charge
of the West Group under' the
leadership of Mrs. Fraser Mac
Kinnon..::
The devotional period was be -
guxi with Psalm 109, prayer, min-•
utes, business . and 'scripture and
meditatiton: • .!by Miss Dean Mac-
Leod. Hymn. 443 Was followed, by
various . numbers • ' by Marion
Bucktoit;• Alan MacDougall, Har-
old Campbell, Mrs.'.. Fraser Mac-
Kinnon. and Bill • Buckton
• Mrs Lloyd . )MacDougall :then
introduced the ..guest speaker,.
Mrs. W. Welsh .of Luck -now, 'who.
gave a very • •interesting' and in-
fornnative address on .' "Rabbie
Burns''
Lunch was served at the close
by the East. Group after Rev.
Caswell. had ,'closed:, with' . prayer..
All joined hands :to sing "Auld
Lang -.Syne" • as a fitting climax
to a very pleasant evening.,
,30 years. Rev. Watt :reported
255 • church ' members Leonard
Reed . reported or the . • Y.P U.'
Rev. Watt reported Trail ;.Rang-
ers• activities; Mr.• Will .: Petrie
Was • elected to the Board 'of '
Stewards ` to replace Mr Wm
Hasty,who wished to ,,be reliev- •
ed. Mr.. Frank Pentland, Sunday
School ..superintendent and Mr:
Harvey Anderson, assistant.' sup-
erintendent,
were re-electe; .
Mrs. ' L. Stingel' reported choir
activities Mr: Cecil Blake and
Wilbur Brown " were appointed
church. auditors. Mr. Thos. Web-
ster, . church treasurer, gave a
report, ••Ishowing an °inclomp'lete
balance .of $50.0.• Mr. , H:. Eedy. ex-
tended thanks . on behalf of the
congregation for•: services of the
pastor, ..Rev.' Watt and an invita
tion :to stay: another year, which
was :seconded by • K. •K: ' Dawson.
It :was',decided to start proceed=
sings to sell the church'.sheds to
be remoyed from •the property,
and money • realized' :to be . turn-
ed into. a 'heating system.: The
anniversary committee. is Arthur '
Elliott, • Mrs. , Melvin• 'Reed, min-
ister.•and organist.
�e calender
'Nature takes hertime in•yielding'the farmer
a return, on hi;investment ' of money and effort.,
Meanwhile he rnay need cash for feed or
fertilizer or implements; or to re -roof his barn;
or buy livestoclt
riank'loans ler:hnurFgo-al eaerveits plans -o.
irinprovements; without waiting for harvest time.
Across his local bank Manager's' desk, he talks over
the••purpose, amount and repayment of the ,loan:
It's a simple, straightforward business trap ction
involving the use of bank creditto ,
promote enterprise,
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._n btg :city rrulal �axea,-..-the.-local..b'aneb:.of _your ...
chartered bank is a coilvehient banking sere"
: centre: Staffed l ,,,-friendl;• er plc; ;t s.r-cad..:_.
• . r to help you, with 'your, saving, borrowing and.
other banking business „all under orie''roof.
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Only a- chartered bank offers a full •
range of banking services, '•including:
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MONEY. ORDER'S -,AND MORTGAGE LOAN'S .
BAN,k. DRAFTS For buildingyour ohome under
- o 'send r oziey_-: ny ale tris t f-tbe Nati4na.l,
erre-is-rr --che tet ,
Canada or throughout the Housing Act..'
v,otld.• ' FARM • IMPROVEMENT
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Pot travellers or; extended trips, 'I -or many worthwhile purpose sc ,`”` "'""
-or to fit -lance business ttans..o..,.•atddding.to progress„,
:titins at a dit'.'arcC 2�
. •r1+d' thef.comfort of farm lifer
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-THE •C,HART'-ER-ED- E�A-NyKS SERVITG ;;YOUR �O-M �J irTY
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Erskine Church' Reviewed
At • the annual- meeting Oi
Erskine 'Presbyterian Church,
Rev. W. McClean was. 'narned
rinan and_owing-to.";the. ab-;
Bence Of' the : secretary, Mrs.
Hugh Bennett,' Mrs. McClean was :
•oted to act; in her place'.. Re-
ports from the various secretar-
ies . showed that the :year,._.bad
been 'a; successful one both fin-. •
ancially • •a[nd spiritually.' 'Ther`
church treasurer, Mr. Robt: Mc-
, Allister, presented a .very 'grat-
ifying 'financial statement . of the
years, work, showing a good
surplus. A . gift of $200 from the
lat Mrs. ' Richard 'McWhinney •
was ' given' to the church: Off'i-
cers elected' •for the year 1950 .
are" as'follows' Moderator of Ses-,
sion,. Rev. W. 'McClean; :Session
dideer-s,---John • Ben .t S.' H.
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Stothers, David McAllister and•
James K. Wilson:, clerk of Ses-
sion, Radcliffe Murray;- trustees,
John Bennett, Ross Murray; Ar- •
thug Stewart and'' Robert McAl-
lister; auditors, • Albert -Taylor -
and Arthur Stewart;• con:grega•.
florid:, secretary,' Mrs. Hugh Ben-
nett; church treasurer, Robt,, Mc-
Allister. aboard' of managers, 'W
J. Reid, Hugh Bennett, Arthur
'Stewart,„John Park, Allan Reed,
A"mold :Stothers, • Donald Mtn -ray
W: A. Stewart anad Wallace Wilms
I son, chairman; organist, Kenneth
McAllister; st'x:per-intendent; •1L -
Reed, rac, etaker, Prank Jobe::.
vote of thanks was given to Miss
Norrna Murray for heir+• fine lead-
ership of the: i hair as organist
for the past year and also to •
Rev: and Mrs.' McClean 'for their%
assistance in the meeting. Rev.
MeC.lea ...eaga s,ed ,-„41ar ( -'
Con for the `supp)rt and co °V
eration givers him by the con-
gregation through the : year.
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