The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-05-03, Page 9•
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THE; ILU KNQW 'SENTINEL„ „aLU KNOW,, ONTARIO
PAGE NINE
by,.
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• ROSEMARY TTYME'
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Spring is • here, Daffodils and,
`hyacinths a' - bloom.•.•' Rhubarb
sending up strong shoots, and as-
paragus .shyly peeping through
;the earth;, I fear 1wasn't, lavish
ienotigh, rw.ith th'e •salt that I
sprinkled', over; it in, the spring.
'Ldon't know'"if that makes a dif-
f erence •,or-..not,but I do knew
John W: ,Henderson
Lu►be:�r Limited
Phone 150, L iicknow, '•O`nt.
WESLEY ROBB has. purchased
• John Kennedy's farm on 'Con., 4,
Huron,•and Mr.. Kennedy has pur,;
• ehiased W. O. Jackson's property
in 1i'p1ey
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,ASSISTANT AGr, ItEF.
i °AKES OVER \NEX,T WEEK
John °D. Butler. takes over his;
:duties next Monday as assistant
to R, •G. Bennett, agricultural re-
presentative for Huron Cd nty.
•Mr•• Lutler was thorn and rais-
ed on a dairy farm in the vicinity
of • Ottawa; and is (graduating
from Macdonald •College ear
where he Was presiden of his'
class for *:the four • year : .0 the
course Previous to. joining 'the
RCAF in 1942, where he•served
four years as .a radar • mes.hanic,
Mr; Butler graduated froth the
Kemptville 1A+gricultural • School
that !people who • used more salt arid. was ernployed on dairy
have inose asparagus. •' • -,
farms du r i' n g 'the summer,
Did: seasons: During the" past: four
you ever see any color summers he `.h:as been' work'n.
combination more lovely than -'the:, i g
delectable pale greens and pinks at : the' ,Central'. "' Experimental
?'g r n: 'Farm; Ottawa,: on animal.,nutrir'
Of cut rhwbarb. :Just take notice t• ioi work; and has, had quite • a
the -next time you are shaking broad experience in general ag,
thrhubl f
e arb (alrosted with ricin
d
sugjar.:an minute tapioca, into a r•
pie, and I'n sure you'll think it '
is too pretty to eat; I like to •..mix
the fruit; sugar and' minute tap-
ioca , in .a . (bowl,` and lett it set
while I: mic the crust.,'•, •,
Here's a good pudding recipe
*-,Rhubarb.' Crumble. • Grease" a
baking dish, big enough to hold
3 cups' rhubarb and the topping)
mixture. Mix 1 cup, brown sugar
with 1,:. tablespoon flour and
sprinkle over the fruit. Prepare
crtim'ble mixture:. i/z scup 'roll'ed
oats, 1/z. cup sifted flour,• 1/2., cup.,
brawn sugar, •1/a teaspoon.,bakin�g
powder, 4 tblsr •;butter. Mix rolled.
cats and .flour and bakingPowd-
er.' Add'` brown' sugar and MIX
KAI1<i,S1 EA 'W. I. 1bONATES,•
$25.00 TO , THE RED CROSS, '
'The 'annual meeting :Of the
Kairshea Institute was held in the.
Recreational Centre' with Mrs. I
MacIntyre-and ,Mrs. C. Irwin' act -'I
ing .as •hostesses. Letters of thanks,
from the sick and .shut-ins 'were
read' and a box of chocolates, a
treat from,Mrs, (Dr). Corrin, was
pX'ssed around to the ladies. The
roll call ,'•was • answered by the
payrnerit of fees. A donation of
$25.00 was made to :the Red • Cross
fund.
Following the yearly reports
the election of officer's took place.
The program consisted. of a read -
mg Iby Miss A. 1V[eKay , follow'ed,
by' 'a piano instrun•ental,:.by miss
iEl1iott.;• A solo `iby Mrs." Thos.
Ma�eKerizie
.and a pianos•91q
Mrs. •iW�rri. Scott.. Au interesting
part was° an .Easter parade •when
Collyer ; and' Mrs. T. Mac-
re.-•
' Kenzie demonstrated to the ; lad:.
Butler is .a married rrian.
with two'. childi eh, and expects
to take u^n residence in :Clinton
early in May.
the ;end of my pencil,, turned out.
column gone ',so hard • I chewed
m'y •recipe.• 'and household •hints:file; leafed through `''old' maga-
zines. 'Nothing looked interest
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:Mg. fever 1 suppose., On
these warm .days, when'. you are
perspiring more freely, and feel-
less energetic than usual,• it's
a good idea " to sprinkle salt on
your food more generously. • F'or
a quick .pick-up, •'drink' 'a 'glass
of tomato 'juice,`,•to which. you
Nave added a; teasaoon, or, more.
well. Then work in; the ` butter , •
r if_ you Tike, of powdered .gelatine r.)�11�11�,1,„�,,;1..1.,.4M„ lel,„,l�l,..,r�„�0�.,,.�/,��,.,>r,
with. fingertips: until- yo.u: have
coarse, crumibs•: Pinch of salt ma
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be added, .,S'prinkle' over. rhubarb :■ • • •- -
and pat down well Bake in and : e •`: •..: ■ ,
crate oven about ' 45 ,m'i`nutes.. ■ .. + ® ■r—� is
Ser. ve with milk or cr earn• ■ ■
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•I,. expect you - ■are ;getting ready: •�
TRADE MARK REG.
costs so little
is so easy to serve
ies "The Easter Parade' as'they
do on the sidewalks. of New York
when. all joined in singing "The
•Easter Parade'. Mrs. F.' Gilchrist
thanked the ladies for their co- •
operation While she was 'in office
and :Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon gave'
the closing remarks.. A social
time was' spent' over the tea cup's.
Parked cars 'contribute to ac-
cidenits as well as: ,moving ones.
More' pedestrians are l ur't step-
ping. ,out from -behind a parked
N ehicle than • ariy other 'Single::
circulinstance.. Safe drivers watch
parked 'cars' .suspiciously—
ready.
to make a. sudden stop if 'needed.::
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. •� -� ••• is
11.0..st,tring, an
Stuccoing
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MOULDING and .STIPING. -
Prompt Ser vice.
-one •"17 -r-15, Dungannon
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t,,o prepare your' 'garden for .plant•,-
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ing. , 'digging up the :last. of .�
the 'parsnips: :So many `,people. ■
don't like 'them. I.ow many times::.
have people. 'said .to you; when '■
S•ou ask "''if. they like ;a, certain
food; "Olt, I like .everything .but —
• parsnips!”, I',m '. not overly fond `■
of . ahem •rnysel'f, but I like then( •
•about twice •tri the spring. They
•are: ' m
soewhat i!isi'pid, but' try ■
6ein'.g ''a bit more 'generous' with • •
the• butter•'than you :are""'on most
egetables, ,be very' lavish • with "■ .
parse(' or chives; sprinkled .. on.
top. (lf • you are interested in my
recipes, ' and try:them• 'Out 'at
, . you.':alrnost 'have to have, those'
`two,' :don't you?) ••Then.. you, ..can
do them this: way . . ..cook arid
slice them • lengthwise: Season .
,with salt,pepper arid a •little nut- ■
meg. Dip-: rn nelt-e_d ' butter.:Then is
.i011 -..in flour', in . Which,. a:: ittle• �
grated• 'orange peel has been , add- ■ -'
ed (the things I do 'with orange ■
peel too!) '•Brow'n lightly: • in:hot' .52
•fat: •■
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I forgot •this :nice thing to .do •
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ON
%. GW B:F'sdoir'
SiIvertow's
Enjoy the : safe' y secs ,.;r, of
new Ci. I', Goodr,eh 'tires ... the t
"tire that outwd6rs• prewar.'
fires , exfrd mileage' .
EXTRA: BLOWOUT 1 PROTECTION:
B.F.Goodrich
I3[ST IN THE LONG PUN
Mason's
►Phpne: '18,
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bac .avis.
with •soup• as ,wee.
ham or. -some meat spread sand-.
:'w iches . 8 'slices ot bread is' ,o
about -'right' -for • a... can of; soup �....
Place the sandwiches in. a shoal= ■ •
low greased .casserole. Pour a can ...
of ''condensed cream_ of .'tomato N.,
or `cream of frrushroom (our fav -
rites . . you might try sonic •
others)' :.diluted' with `'/i cup milk .:•••
Bake in •ipod:erate oven, .about 30. 0
rain. Add :4 tablespoons corrdens- ■
ed •tomato soup to one. cup Of is:,
salad :dressing.,. for. .vegetable .7•
salad �-..-_..-.
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Do you use asparagus • raw? ■
Very good . sleet , ' thiryly ' and I r .
Sprinkled thickly over vegetable on
salad,
salad, or in a jellied salad.
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To' makt:. the :lob of digging •in
the garden rasier, , be sure to keep is
yoUr spadeof ,'shovel; clean. Give
it a 'good cleaning with emery, '■
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bekri'e starting.to use it, and then ,•
clean it •aft�ir{'�'each • day's us; and
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i; if With"a cloth soaked in 'oil,.
Then it won't rdst, and the dartr..
won't stick toy ,it: when your use ' • t,
it again., Itis a good idea'tp paint ,•
the handlo5 ',of:your garden 'tools- ■
with. 'some ,bright -colored paint, i
fired, or white, or luninous, so ■
that when you have left thein .0
Somewhere, yit is e.'tsy •toy. •Pone 55
G rage , •lying . ,
]cs ate • t17em. ■ ,
nnounces the Op'enin,
JLL ;hN AND TRY A ,TANKFUL OF
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AND SEE • .THE DhFFERENCE IT MAKE
pair Departmen
N CI ARGE OF A• •SKILLED -MEI✓HANIC
AND. E UIPPEI WIT ."
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