The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-02-29, Page 2''--- THELUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKIOW,ONTARIO
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OUGIl COUPLE 61.. YEARS MARRIED
OFp SERVICE TO CANADA.
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The Canadian Pacific Railway
Company . is celebrating its 75th
birthday. In observing the oc
casion, N. R. Crump, 'president„
sent •the following • message to
all officers a n d einployeeS
throughout the • system: icor-
The' Canadian. Pacific;
posted on 'Fe'bruary. 16th,
1881,
to• meet the 'challenge of • Con
federations • 'today, completes 75,'
year$ of :service to -the Canadian
Nation: .
Through'. three-quarters • of a
century df . iCanada's ,expansion,
our Company...has played a lead-
ing .role :'in, the 'development of
Canadian ;nationhood; .snaking
possible the • Canada of today,
/and • has progressively expanded,
into a world-wide transportation,
system, .,on 'land, at sea,. and in
the air, " •
Our officers ..and employees
should. feel justifiably' proud, net
only of the Company's splendid
history; but . also of the oppor-
tunity. which is theirs to meet
the growing transportation . Chal-
lenge in .'serving the greater
Canada
Canada , of . tomorrow:
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 29th, 1956.
Bruce p0rsttrveyAhned
Farrn_.-.�arn a�.n.. Safety p �gAt:
Mr.',and Mrs,' James Hodgins,
esteemed* residents of the Kin -
lou lough community, •quietly ' obser.
ved their 51st wedding anniver-
sary on .` Wednesday, February
15th. •
Mr. Hodgins was born on. the
farm where, 'he still' lives, and
where he continues .actively en -
ed in farm work: The. farm
Tede„
• a centuryagoby his father, t;
tate John Hodgins..
,Mrs. Hodgins' was' the former
Myrtle Armstrong, . daughter .Of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong
,of. Kinloss:• : • ,
Both have been enjoying. COM,
paratively good' health. 'They are
members of Kinlough.• Anglican
Church, and have.' long been•
active. in: church and community
activities. •
They have two • sons, , Tom and
Jack: Hodgins and one daughter,
s. Cliff • Borthwick (Audrey)
o aat`° 5 ` e 173.
'daughter, Mrs. Mabel Gillespie,
died
died a number .of years 'ago:
ASH'FIELD NOTES ,
The World bay of Prayer ser-
vice was observed by the WMS
at the' :February meeting held , at
the home of Mrs. •Henry. Mac-.
'Vice ' res., . Mrs,
' Kenzie: The•1st. P
R. Bisset' 'conducted the pro=
gram • and Mrs. R. Simpson and
Mrs. mile MacLennan led in •
• prayer Mrs A.A. A: J• Simpson
read. thea• scripture and expose
` J R. MacDonald and,
tion.. Mrs..
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Mrs. • McAuley. of • Ripley spoke
:on :Christian Stewardship.. There
were 25 members, two visitors
• and one child prese4it The hos-
tess and. committee :served; lunch.
WATCHES• OIL • DRILLING
PROGRESS WITH INTEREST
In a: letter ' from' Gordon
Thompsor of Lethbridge . • he
• WHITECHURCH
Messrs. Will -and- Albert Ta -y
0'r l� 'l�i'�1 ,
ing ` their sister Mrs. J. J. Tiffin..
Mr. . and ; Mrs. ' Ezra . Scholtz
spent the 'week -end with their
son, ME '& . Mrs. Clayton • Scholtz
at London. ,
Mr...and Mrs. Walter James,
Roy and Leonard visited on'Sun-
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da. with Mr. and. Mrs. J D.
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ROSEMARY THYME ,
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Don't you think it is more., sat-
isfying preparing: meals in win-,
'ter than iii summer? The family'
•seerri .to 'get hungrier; eat more'
substantial fare,' and. make it
more worth your while stirring
up- a batter for' cake or muffins.
There's sornethinig• °about a hearty
winter, supper that makes hot
scones or muffins fit' right into'
the picture:
mentions that �
he is'' .watching, Finlayson of, Kincardine. Mrs. A.
accoanpanied th
with interest oil drilling,devel-
opments
. in. this district.
•. •. This ' was • prior to -the :gas
"strike" in West Wawanosh, and
it was a coincidence that Gordon.
should mention a gas •-well. in
the Drumheller district ,In which'
.he ` is • •interested::Irt had 2.5 mil
lion 'cubic feet of ',gas but. is con-
sidered non -co finercial for the
time being as it• is near a 38
million feet .well
ii;ii/i•-ii%i��ii
Graham �em .as far
as Ripley: to visit her sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan' Gillies
Misses ' Mary Laidlaw,. Ruby
Conn, Peter • Moore and '.Gordon
W
elwood formerly' of White-
church are* anlong .those having
birthdays en .s February .29th_
Miss • Winnifred Farrier, 'Tor-
onto, spent . the . 'week -end with.
her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Farrier.'
On March• lst of this year .an
organized 'campaign is being
'started. Throughout Bruce to ren,
-
cord aft accidents that happe
to farm residents: in the County,
Through the co-operation ,of .the
Bruce County Federation of Ag-
riculture, a Farm Safety Corn-
mittee is being set up in
each.
TownsMP , and it. will , be the re
, sponsibility . of each . •coinrnittee
to record detailsof all accidents ,
in the : area. during. . the .next'.
,year,
Being a family with a' taste
foringer, we are quite fond of.
g ..
these::
Hot Ginger, Scones: Two tsp.
ground ginger, '2 cups. flour, four
tsp.. baking powder, pinch salt,
2 tbsp. • shortening, 2 tbsp. ' corn
syrup, 3/4 cup milk. Sift. 'ginger,'
flour, baking --.-powder and , salt.
,Cut in shortening, then stir in
which lhas been
mixed wiiith corn' s,up ol'_n
1/2 inch.. 'iinch•, thick. ICU rounds;
Bake in'quick oven 15 minutes..,
• Aran Scones: ' 1 cup .. pastry
flour, 1/2 '. tsp. '; salt, 1/4 cup, brown
sugar, 4 ,tsp. 'abaking powder, 1
cup' natural'. bran (well known
brand)* 3 . tbsp:. shortening;, ' 1/2 to
3/� c P u • milk. .Sift .flour, salt,bak-
ing powder. Add .brown 'sugar,:
corimbine with bran.' Cut in short-
ening and add .milk ,to. snake a
dough that' can , be. handled. Turn
out : 'on ;a •„ board 'sprinkled' with.
bran. Roll to.' :one-third;..inch
thick 'and ` cut,scone shapes..
Bake on . flouredbake sheet in
a hot oven about .15 ' sin-
The Kinloss Township secretQ
.ary. is ack Barr of Knlough, in
Huron it's W,alter.�•Steele of Rip-
ley':and in Culross, Darold Cor
mack of Teeswater,
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Meetings . •were, held recently
to organize each township com-',-
rxiittee into a working group and
to • acquaint each . person • with.
his' or :her responsibility in ,car7.
rying out ,. the program. Each
township has,`'selected: a . • secret-
ary to head its. Safety Comanil-
tee. It will; be the secretary's re-
sponsibility to record .on •a wall::
.,hart provided , all. the import-
ant , facts concerning any acci
dent : which May befall a farhi
resident of the township, with
include ,all accidents to 'farm.
residents , whether they occur at •
home, on the : farm, in', town or
'on. the highway.. Committee
members; have been ..chosen: •or
will.' be ,shortly from throughout •
the !township, each ' •located • so:
the .area-, is. welt 'covered;•.:Corri-
plete and:: accurate coverage
froth' all parts; of the :township
is 'needed. It will be up to :each;
committee. • bn :hearing of •an
cident to, a ;faun resident. in his.
area to secure . a nu'm'ber of init.
portant. details • 'regardin.g .the
accident. •
The ' accident 'report is fairly •
cornpreheiisive, r. covering. such
details as."thefollowing: time,
place of accident, nature of ac-
cident .or • fire, catise, of accident
or ' fire, activity', at time of ac-
cident, age • and .:sex = ofvicti n,
extent of' injury, cost of. the;, ac-
cident, . working ..time lest, cost;
-Cif property, damage:
Por this,•. record, an . accident'
Will beconsidered reportable if
any of the following factors, ' are
•
;present.
1. Loss of four or more hours
Working time ' •
2.• Injury requires medical at
Banana Muffins .1 cup crush- tention, • ••
ed -bananas, 3/a• cup gown: sub , •3 ; Property carriage of. $5 00-,ar- -�
4` tbsp: mlted butter, 2 ••cups ofi
more:
.flour, 5; tsp baking powder, ,one It is . hoped that ;when any -
cup :milk; Bake in moderate oven farm resident is involvedin an.
about- 25 min. • accident he or she will co-oper
to in giving .. the .above. '.details'
Peanut u er reacupl either to. one of the farm Safe-
flott�tr, '4 tsp. bakingPOWde Coix
lids Viiriittee• members or der
tsp, salt, 1/r cup sugar, two-thirds ectl to the secretary; for re=:
cup peanut butter, 1 cup milk, y
cording.. It is the cold hard facts
Bake in greased loaf pan:in low the accident itself that
oven 45 to 50 min:..Delicou'regarding
s with' 's: wanted 'not to `:whom the ac
cream 'cheese • and.. lettuce and ' i• '
mayonnaise,: or spread with .jam resident in Bruce. County
or orange marmalade. • Best .. a co-operate ' in' this very ..worth
day gold. whm ai the ill fort
P •
Danish
Coffee, Cake 2• cups of ile a few willl be used -to theune.
bread flour,; 31/2 tsl. bak. pdr., 1/4 benefit of matey;
tsp. salt, •4 coup •i;riilk, one-third 'The recording . of farir
cup shortening, 1/4 cup sugar, 2 dents will start on March est
raieggs. • unbeaten, 1/4 cup Sultana ad continue ,,for at least a year.
sins.. Sift flour, salt, -baking ,An"t` the end .c f the year a coin-
powder. Work in shortening., Mix posite • report will,. .be. compiled
are site eggs• Mak o and.• ..a--c-are•fui . an , ,, . • to
the • centre of the flour. Break give the ,answer' to' many of the
in eggs, then milk and raisins,
. .. • ,• questions •that must be .answer-
Mix • thoroughly Reillo :lit lay.. ed before an • effective • farm
er cake pan, Brush top lightly safety , program can be . launch-
with egg white slightly, beaten. ed.
S'hav'e `hits • of citron over top ' and
'sprinkle with • •alrriorids and
sugar. • •' stirring until •just mixed. Turn
Or this Topping may. be `used: into greased and- floured, loaf
4 tbsp soft butter, 1 ' cup ':of .pan..and' bake .iri moderate overt
brown sugar,. '/ cup raisins; '1 for about ' 11/4 hours. ';•
cup shredded almonds, one tsp. Rub 1 cupow
brown- Pig" .a
sugnd
•. -crrrrarrzorr = _:..- •�` .. zifi �up":�trdrgari�Te.-�agether`-art .-
S•piced•Fruit' Bread: 3 'cups all well blended and sprencl on
purpose flour, 42 tsp".bak pow- Slices of nut bread. Put hider
,der, -1 tsp' .salt :1Iz cup- granu-,:..broiler:._until--..bubbly:-. 6e vt.:�.at._...w
fated` `ugar,, 1 is ri ace . ' ylsp,, once at`"•"aiterrnoon' "tea."'Cn'1TrafoR---
powdered clove•.1/2 tsp. nut• toast• is the thing for aftNThoon
meg`, 1.1 cups raisins or currants,tea really ,though. I don't ari•.
\ 2 eggs beaten; 1' cup milk, 1/4 cup prove of it at aI1. •--safternoon
Melted shortening 'or salad 611. tea, I mean.',
\ 'Heat oven 350. Sift tggether
dry ingredients. Stir in raisins. Goodwill' is like mertaury; if
0i' 111 gsim l , 1% .Q�4 g e ?t � 3'i' i una all
Co bine
ening'. Add to, dour mb Wre, overr the place
SAVES
YOU MONEY EVERY DAY
DOLLAR DAYS BEST
Heinz Baby • Foods,complete.
save ,5c •
Culverhouse �choiee cream. styl
•
UYS . Cloverleaf fancy 'solid White ' Tuna,.
i/2's. , �, . 3 tins $1. ` \
ortment,, Fancy' Grapefruit Juice, 48 'oz. 4 tins
.$1.
11 tins 51. choke golden ,C'ulverhouse. Peaches,
5 tins $1.�
_ Cots;. __ 20 oz: :..�a.�.,.....
20 . oz.,• save 9c' 7 tins. $h• Campbell's Mushroom Soup, 10 ,oz. 6" this $1.-
Borden's
1.
'o cal ,Campbell's 10 oz., `. 8 tins $1.
Borden s Starlac, -instant, • economical, :; VegetableSoup, •
' save ilr. / 3 tins ;$1, Wrigley's Gum, 'spearmint flavor,
y
Aylmer Tomato Catsup, 11 oz./Save. •1'5c' 5 for 51. carton of 20„. "pkgs. a • • $1,
Quaker Cornflakes, 1Voz: pkgs. ,.... 4 large: $1.
Clark s. ' Beans with' Pork, 20 oz 6 tins $1
DOLLAR DAYS °•FEA'T`URES . '
Royal Instant Puddingssave 2
Standard qutality Green.Peas, 15 .oz. 10 tins $1.
• ,
5 �-Pkg. Red & White Evaporated Milk, •
banded deals ........a ....:....:......... .51. tall • 8 tins $1.
Dr,, Ballard Dog Foods, 15 oz. save 8e 8
tins $1.
R. & W. Jelly Powders, save,13c .`... 14 pkgs.. $1.
DOLLAR :DAYS VALUES
;Aylmer choice Special 'process Peas,
15 oz. 5..tins $1.
Aylmer: 'Fid Bits Pineapple,.: 1.5 oz. >•,n 5 tins $L
Crisco, all vegetable shortening, 3 lb. • tin $1.
Culverhouse ichoice diced . Carrots,
Wagstaffe , Marmalade, 2 -fruit, 24 • oz., ; , 0 oz," • 10 tins $1.
save 16c 4 . bars $1• Supreme Black • Pepper, 4 oz. 3 tins $1.
Culverhouse' fancy quality, Tomato '.Juice; '
20 oz. 8 tins 81 -
Paramount fancy pink ,Salmon, 1 's 4 tins $1
Red -and Whiteroilet-Tissue. 9 -rolls-$
Kleenex Tissues, reg., or chubby 6 .pkgs. $1.
Brunswick 'Sardines ". 12 tins $1.
Libby's Fancy Fruit • Cocktail, 15 oz. ' 4 tins $1.
Culverhouse choice Diced Beets, '
20 oz. 10 tins $1.
Jolthson's. Hard Gloss Glo-Coat, qt. tin $1:•
Country Kist Whole 'Kernel Corn, .
•
tins $1.
Libby's Spaghetti in` Tomato Sauce,
15..oz• .•.,•+.Ial vY., .,v.•....,. 8 tins $1.
Save All Wax Paper, ` 100. ft. ' 4 rolls $1.
FROZEN FOODS
top quality priced
1' : •t right �.
Birdseye 'grange Juice
Birds Eye. Green • peas
H,
•
6 tins $1.
...,.,......1.,..:.: ',5 'pkgs. $1:
FRESH PRODUCE '..
Heathful,
Golden
Ripe bananas, 1b ........ 19c
Ontario Spy Apples, fancy 'grade,' •'crisp;
6 .qt.. basket : 59c
Solid heads, tender, New Green Cabbage lb;. 8e
Crisp, tender, full flavored, Celery, large •
• stocks .., ..,,.....,....:, ...••.. 2 ,for 25c
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Honey: Orange , Muffins: 2
cups once 'sifted. pastry "flour or
13/4 ,cups . bread flour,. 31Fz.. tsp.
baking: powder; 1/2 'tsp, salt, four
tbsp., shortening,. one-third cup
honey,. 11/2 , tbsp. grated .Orange
rind,. 1 egg,' seven -eighths cup
milk.. Measure flOur.i. Add bak-
ing. powder and ; •salt Combine
shortening and honey. (Soften
shortening before adding honey).
Add orange rind; egg, then Milk
and flour •alternately.. Bake in
moderate oven about. 15 min or •
:until done '
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