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THE 140P1410W SENTINE1-1.,UCKNOW, ONTARIO * 10th1951
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ROSEMARY THYME
•• Does one particular meal Stand,
• out in your memory as being ab-
solutely perfect, everything cook-
ed just right and seasoned to
perfection? Maybe it was a
Christmas • dinnet, Mine wasn't.
In fact wheal was thinking of
an Easter menu I thought of it.
,• Baked 'ham, that is the standard
Easter Meat isn't it? Fluffy
mash-
ed ,potatoes, candied yams, let-,
• tuee Salad, a relish plate, which
I do not reniernber clearly, and
for dessert, a lemon cream pie
with meringue crust. The ,ham
• was studded. with whole -cloves
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before baking, -the 'potatoes were
•• *hippedto:the fluffy 'whiteness
: . • :,Of freahly:.fallen, snow. The let -
'Wee was shredded in fine rib-
bons . the kitchen shears,
• finely: .chopped onion in sour
•'Cream, ''dressing. -Just why - this
:dinner appealed to me so muctr,..
can't say, 'but for years have
• remembereditlin caPitars,
Perfect inner'.PUnfortunately
':,11ave Wane' of this particular
'cook's recipes,: biitithere are these
- ,1 might give you...for some sour
• crearn, 'dressing, candied some,
'anti lemon .chiffon pie.
• There, is the . plain sour cream
•,dressing which ,is very tasty on
Iettuce-1/2 cure sour cream, one
tablespoonof vinegar, .3 ;tbsp. , of
water. and Siff to taste.. If' you
like it more sour .use more vine-
gar.
• Another.- dressing, thatis als�
...good with ',cabbage and apple
salad. Beat slightly one egg yolk,
then add 1/2 tsp. salt, 1/2 tsp. dry
mustard! 1 tbspVinegar' tbsP.
lemon JuiCe4. 1 lbsp, salad
(tliftY be -orfutted), 1/2 cupsour
cream. Beat with spa:in until well
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Candied ,yam,s . Peel yams
and boil until almost tender,
Then, place in ibaking. dish, ga.,Y.P'
ready '1/4 margarine, melted,
W cup honey • or brown.. sugar,
.pin,ch.sali, extra good rryou have
• added 1/41 Cur, orange juice. 'Pair
• over the :yams, 'basting occasion
allY,:.with the liquid, if it seem
not 'to adhere to the yarns stif-
ficiqntly. Bake15 or 20.. minutes.
•For- the, Meringue. crust .
Beat 2 egg 'whites stiff with few
grairis salt:When frothy add
• tsp.. crearn ,of tartat, Gradually
beat in 1/4 Cup gtariulated 'sugar.
• Beat, well. Pile or. pie ,Plate and
spread with- spatula dipped. in
cold water, Bake In Slow oven.
If you. use 1 very big, or deep
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plate you may have to, double
the amount.
Fat the filling—Lemon C1'i!f-.
fon Pie. One and one third cups
(1 •.Can) sweetened condenaed.
milk, % CUD lemon juice, 2 eggs
separated. Blend milk, lernOn. and
egg yolks. Stir. until mixture
thickens. Told. In stiffly beaten
• egg whites:. Be sure, the mixture'
is ,fairly well set, not at all
"runny,", before putting into the.
• shell. ,Chill 5 hours before rv-
rng
Gariiiah with whipped cream
if desired. • ';
•.•Then We, have another with. a
lemon 'jelly •nowcler' and a can
13 'oz., evaporated jelly
powder, milk, 13/4, .cupe boiling
Aylater%one4hird. cup honey, one -
eighth tsp." galt,'rind .of' one lem-
on, .3 that). lernon 'juice. Thor-
oughlychill .milk..DisSolve:gela-
tine in boiling Water.,'Add hone,
salt, lemon jince„ rind. When this
has congealed slightly beat milk'
•until stiff and whip gelatine .mix -
BORN • ' .
HEM AEY -^7. in Kincardine, Hospi,
tar on March 4th, 1951, to M.
and Mrs. Jack Hedley, R. 4, Kin-
cardine, a daughter, Marjorie
Elizabeth. , . •
PARK —• At .,Alexanclra Hospital,
Goderich, cn March 5th, 1951, to
Kr, and Mrs. Richard Park,..Duri-
gann,on son,
Uwe. into i.°
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For an. ,Easter calla lily sand-
Wich, remove '.crusts from thin
sq,PareS. ibread,S.Pread with
softened cream cheese and fold
to oppoaitecorners, cornucopia
fashion, around a stalk.' Of aspar-
agus,dipped. 'lightly in salad.
• dressing. Lap the edge as bit so
that they will Sticic Or instead
of the 'asparagus you might made
'the., "lily" opening the 'receptacle
for a long sliver of pickle. , Ar-;
range ,the lilies around.,the,oUt-
iide of a large glass plate, arid
rn 'the centre put colorful relishes,
radish. rosebuds, carrot, 'curia,
'caulifloWet pickle, etc.
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decorative idea for table de--
coration. :Hunt up all ,the odds,
• and ends of old candles. .. Melt
them; carefully, no wax. gOing Up
in flames please, Keep the colors
separate •-as. you' melt. Pour into
scalloped -edged tart tins. As ther'
begin to stiffen, instert the candle
wick' In the :centre', .at cord will
do; and 'let harden. 'When cold
• and hard they will be easily re-
nnoVed- from pans, and you haw
Candles which look like flowers
and will float on mater : For table
centre use ' large flat: contain-
er,.' •and arrange floWers and
:candles in. it• The shiny green
leaves of inkrtle which may be
'oOming to life in Your own yard,
'•fecii daffodils, .or eatlY crocus
will be lovely. . •
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And that's not all. When you
want to swing the wringer, just
push it. No unlatching- or
latching—that's automatic. -
here are many other intereo.
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new thermo tub with stain.
less steel interior. Never chips, /
scratcher' nor 'stains.
here's the famous human
hand" washing action 'which'
does a tubFul of clothes 'in:
6 minutes.
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AIR. MAIL .LETTER,
FROM ED RMOSA.
Maclay Memorial Hospital,
•• Tailpeb, Formosa, Mar! 3:1, 195•1*
Dear amPb ell •
I .have just receiVed, from my
sister-in-law Toronto a 'bundle
,of Sentinels; all the way from
IucknOw, and dated all the way
from August 25, 1949 to JanuarY
IL 1951, What a bunclle. Quite
few issuesare aniasing,' but those
that have arrived are enough to
gve a. interesting : aeroplane:
window view Of ..activity in and
around, town between thosedates,
'hake ,artanged them in their
itirne order. and A:tinged my big
book -binder's needle thrti ;them,
In. book :form .theyservo ',better.
to foetis the len; range view.
• We do not ' directly subscribe
to The Sentinel.because of the
Supply of news.
• We often get behind with t'horne-
side" news; but surface mail,
even direct, would only narrow
the communication gap by:a le
Months... Iii.' these times—eve
these tin* of speedthe movement of surface xnail to this part
of the world is slow incleed..:„
'Sentinel' as, Seen;from Formosa.
• Glancing through the file, it ord-
curred. to .me that. I 'should write
•a brief nate to old frienda in. the
•'Sentinel •communit And for
,sulbject m:aterial- there, •Seemed
.none :better: than comments on.
Your 'Worthy paper as seen from.
'here. What are one's impressions'?
The.. first is -that The Sentinel
:reading community:': seems ' pre,
dorninantly7SCottish, Perhaps it
is my 'living •in. a ,foreign com-
munity that makes 'racial ,traits.
stand 'out.; But, by .the way,, real
•Sectsmen 'Might ,not .agree with
me, One thing to . make a real
,Scotsman stamp a .f9,0t is the."cirs,
tornary :"Arneticari" .Use :Of !Vie
word "ScOteli", ..."Scotelnrian"
instead • of Scottish, . 'er 'Seat. 'It
seundsto him more like Amer;
loan' .whiakey'' •advertisingthan".
proper ;English: However,' that.
.can all be corrected in ,L.H.S..,..aa
can the Oustornary. "kilts" for "'the
kilt". Yes, the Conirriumly pte-
dominantly '; Scottish. '' Sd,tlish
• name s , 'and' :games,..ara'Scottiah
thrift, camfnuriity. spirit andal,
trtiiSm•stand out quiteClearly, ii
spite of :some Camouflage: •
• I note a columnin the, March
30 issue •2last year, Where W. S.
Sutherland iwriltes of .how, the
• • • s. of the Argyll. and Suther:
1.,,, •s .played .."The ‘Camplbella'
corning". • at tlie iiRelief 'of
Luckno*. I' wonder Whether- that
article -Was. written by my�1d
friend ."Bili" .Sutherland
knew at •MeGill. If so, ,he know
his.stubjeat and how to check up
on the history Of Luekriow and.
its relationship with the :doings
of :Sootanien in other parts �fthe
World. His. article .;reminds me of
contacts with Argyll and Suther-
land . men in Scotland and more
recently with.,- seeing.; in,..,.11orit,•
kong last summer, the Argyll' and
_Sutherland,_:reent embark' fat
United Nations service in Korea.
They have been in' the •thick of
the 'fighting this :past' week. •
Mention ' of Korea, rernindS ine
•thatjust this•afternodn, my wife,
and .1, attending a x.w..c.A,.
eririg •(where I had to giVe.A talk
• ori,!the United Nations). saw, after
the lecture; a film shOwing, the
irst,Canadians' in .action- in • this
11.4ttlefield . of . mud blood,
hat was our first in the
Far East of ,C•afiada-in the news.
Up ti1iow, 'Canada/ ,s� ' far as'
our' part'; of the world was con
cerned, might have been:s place
, "somewhere oti..:Mars". But „in the
.2'nodern World,. Mars -actiori, tragic
as , is the fact, Maybe bringing,
;Canada arid .:the • East' closer
gethet. We 'Wondered • if there
were any LUcknow' Scots in that
group. tpietured...ruirtirig* liquid,'
fire into' .Korea thatch -roofed
cottages,' where he, enemy were
though t to be hiding,' .' • ;
A second •iinPreasion , on read,
ing The Sentinel .file is amazel
Ment. the numerous and varied
activities • in, which members of
the communitp••take.
munity wetfare, education, liter:-
ary, and recreational activities,
public services,. justice. But cen-
tral thiioUghit alris the makked-
InflUence of Christian civilizatron,,
an influence to Which so much
of the modern World is said to
be almost 'totally blind.' Nurrier,
ous items repotting, church act-.,
ivities appear on every page.,This
Varity :of activities,: of the pe9.;
ple,by the people, for the peo-
ple, stands out in marked ..con-
trast' to 'conditions in a Village' of
corresponding size in this part Of
the world. A corinnunity.here, 50
to 100 times as Populous as Luck-
,ribW,/ might\ , not :.have such a
weekly -newspaper as The Sen-
tinel. . •
IS47R06tRS BROS.
Canada's Fnest- giIverphie
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eti:ler•S.L.C11111c1411D'S
know
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FQURTH.C9NCESSION
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and • Mrs. Russel Mac.
Dougall and ,'daughter Barbara
left Friday morning on their re-
turn trip to Wella, B C They will
stopiin .Coturina to ,Visit. Russel's,
mother who is at . the home of
ph17al . itd.ianEug,Sdhgatarenrri54.*
mrMratss,
ham 'since coming from the hos-
•
on 's having.
electricity, installed 111 his horhe,
Nearly every home on the east''
end of the Fourth' Concessionlias
• had that awful visitor "The 'flu", :
A large 'number' • are still quite
•• Mr. and Mrs. Dick. Martin and •
AUStin are victims of the 'flu,
• Friends. of Mrs. Angus • Mac
GillivraY. are 'very sorry to' hear
of her "death: She was a resident
Of the .Fourth Concession.'for.
many years ;before her marriage:
.„ Mr. John D. Thompson Nips
purchased. a • new car.. . . • •
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W. 1. RESPECTS MEMORY.
OF CHARTER METABER,
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The March Meeting of •Luck -
:now Branch. of the''Womerits -
stitute Was . held.' in the :Council
.chamber with'Mrs: A. Wilson'abd. 4
Mr6.: Cook: in their respective
position. Mrs, Douglas gave a
port .of the last banquet which
netted the Institutea profit of
$140. It was decided to.. take the
sewing 'course which began. on .
• Monday, March . 12th.Thisre-
quires, at least an attendance of
.shert:cookingschool course
which willthe for one night only,
wais,detided On for sometime:.in
the' Middle, of :June: Teri dollars
way voted -towards ••the March of
Dimes fund.. The roll, call 'Wa's
.answered by an Irish joke..
. A minute's Silence was. obter-
Ved,' in memory of. the • late Mrs:
*Dave Huston,' 'who had, been a:
Charter ;member • and a,•faithful.'
attendant through the years:
The: motto /"A rrierrY, heart
dbeth good 'like Medicine"; was
Written by -Mr. G. Andrew and
Mrs. RoaCh :contributed S. read-
ing "The ' Parson's Tonguer....z.The:;.•
hostesses in Charge serycd, lunch;
" The April ineeting willtake
the form of a pot :luck supper
at .6.15 pin
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,TO INSTAL HYDRO
AT, CEDAR VALLEY,
• 'Members of the Ashfield town-.
shin School Area Boardin4„de
their annual insbection of rural.'
sehoolls in the .TownShio, to check'
up on. repairs ;and, redecoration.
that May. be necessary at • Easter
time �r during the summer holi;•
• Included in 'this program will
'be; the installation of ' hYdrd
S.S. No. 17, Cedar Valley, dUring
the summer...Ail .Schools ,in
eration fn the ."Tdwnship„ will
then be equipped with liVdro•
Dungannon and Kintail sehoels
are dated for repairs.
•itiii"Kaater acatton-
Mrs. Erma Lantz ' of Ripley' has
been engaged to teach at S S No,
15, 41er-111(10k City, Succeeding
Mrs. Dave AnderSon.. '
Walter Alton and Walter_Tig
ert, have 'been appointed dele-,
gates .to the 0.E.A. Convention
in Toronto at Easter. '1,, •
However, vi,r4 , ;think• We are
coming , along' 'here, s1owly but
surely. Christian institutions 11 C
being established, the frarichite is
beingintrodUeed,, thanks to our
Up4and-aoming Governor,
Wu, and democratic freedom is
"Slowly broadening down from
precedent to prededent" and froni
problem to problem.
'With good wishea to frieri0.
backhope:
Your airidereiY,
., Hugh MacMillan.