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KNOW SENTINEL,' LUOKNOW, ONTARt0°
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. T,HTJS.,. 1\TQv'E1VI,BER 8th, 195.1....
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HOC. KEY :MEETING DREW
SLIM„ATTENDANCE FRIDAY
The keconcl hockey meeting in
little more than, a week was slink -
1y attended last Friday evening,
land; got little past the general
ad,r5lousson stage, °' .
.Efforts are being made to line.
• up :en Intermediate;"B" team to
'play in a "B" grouping, Just, how.
successful these efforts. will •be,
• remains: to. be: seen as some of
the. boys are, ready, to hang up
the skates/ for good.
Minor hockeyaotivities are mit
definite either, but Pee 'Wee, ;Ban.=.
:Awn. and -Midget teams, are likely
to ;abe : entered. A juvenile entry
questionable. :aa .
BOB GROVES ,HONORED
Listowel; Nelson Hill, Goderich;
Glen Johnston, Fordwich; Harvey
Langford, Lucan; Lloyd ` Loney,
,Wiarton; Jack Nediggr, Clinton.
The incoming president,; Hugh
Hawkins, appointed ' the. fatterb'Y' •
two members '.ef• the executive. , "* ROSEMARY THYME
*. * * *.
The Hockey picture in. Walker-
l ' � n os , NoveMber 4th, The first snow-
tonbrighter
ec is e for (brig t fall!. And what a snowfall! h an -
intermediate
are for another good O.H.A.
intermediate 'team. The expected flounced at breakfast, -"Eighteen
,.. :inches". "Ohno", *said any hus-
e o ,asf Puck chasers from the
County Town 'has simmered down ,nand in that patient, riasculine
and some, including George Zuk protest to feu . ggeration.
I 'fixed himnineexa
'c
.with a old eye, "You
and Nick Kr�awenchuck . are re- •
turning to the fold.. • haven't been , out yet. I've clear
lin o )�
ed the walks., I say Eighteen. In -
Bowling ch, ...stponed -. chs". That• fixed ,him.,
I hope by the time this. goes
:• L'ocal teams • in, the. indoor 13ow1-
>41g
.league which eonl�petes week- to • Press .it is out, of season, be-
ly cause I don' : want 'to keep this.
y their .. .. � ,
1 �a�t:. Go'�derich, .cancelled til March. But .• xa heavy
:activities• last:Thur?sday•night,•be..up un _..
cause of ,'the sudden death of snowfall like this brinlgs 'the'.
•Cecil
• of
Gardner, Captain of one Christmas Spirit right up to . the
the teams. -
4 ' . Veteran catcher Bob 'Groves of* •'" "' *'
,Wingham'` has .announced his •re- CRITICAL •OF DRAGGED, OUT
tirement: and'last week was hon BALL AND HOCKEY SEASONS
' oted at a Bob :Groves' night ban- ' : • •
'.quet ,at :which the Crosset Mee- , The Blyth Standard expressed
• curyplayers Were guests; Bob'r6- ' a. point last week, 'that will bear
ceived a deneruos .purse •of ; money
leadingpart
in 'eco ninon ofthe
g
.
_.he has taken. in ball in Windham
'for several years. • '
(Come 'next season, Bob will
Probably, devote his spare time
to umpiring. at which'job%% he is
o • second rater, ., . '
Charlie:. Crosset was non -corn-
mittal on next year's plans. Spon-
• •coring- of this •• year's team had
'been' a losing proposition. he said.
HAWKINS SUCC EEDS: . GREGG
:.AS HEAD OF ,, W O.A A.Y
At the seventh ,annual; meeting
of the 'Western Ontario Athletic
Association held last: Wednesday
Nin
Windham, M: L. "Tory" Gregg
:stepped down .'from. -the—-pies'--
•deny the - has held since the as-
sociation Wasformed and was
succeeded; by.'Huigth Dawkins ^of
Clinton
The meeting adopted the' Exe-
cutive's . ,,recominend'ation' , t h a t •
"Tory" be appointed business`
..manager; so long; .as the league
exists, or until.. such;:tim'e •as he
ecides :to retire
Dave Pinkney of Stratford pre
sided for;, the. election of officers
as follows: Pres., -Hugh Hawkins,.
Clinton; "lsit. vice -pies., Harry
Doughty, Walkerton; 2nd viice-'
pres., • • George , giant, Paisley;
sec., . Miss 'Jean: Tervit, Wingham;,
treas., Alf Lockeridge, 'Windham.;
'repeating, The .Standard:'is crit-
ical otit .bal e and
ical . of� dies d l
gg �
hockey1a offs that' : are staged
•$ y �
under °� anything bust appropriate
weather conditions and when the
enthusiasm has waned by. the
prolonged And wearying proceed
•
:door: We • imrnediatgty. , begin to
think of.. all' those pine cones,
now hidden .under the snow, that
We had meant to gather And paint
red or"silver. And I'm hunting out
my
.Christmas • magazines . and
hone• the ideas will be sprouting,:
so. that; I'll have something for
you on the subject spun
Here s a . ti :for when you go.
out on a damp or snowy day,
wearing a kerchief. Put ,a triangle
of waxed (paper between fhe.'folds
of your kerchief.. A will not be-
comedamp through to your head
Referring in particular to this, and the paper .: doesn't 'show ' of
year's. ;. "dismal; • finish" in:. the
The,' 'Standard • says,
"there's.' :a time .and 'place for
everything", . and . points out not
only Lucknow''s failure to coni-
plete the .playoffs,; but also • to.
course That : rei hinds: ane . 1,
was buying stamps the other, day
and When I received them,,. ' 1.
quite :unconsciously flipped up
my head scarf, and ;rubbed, the
enact surface 'biskly on my ,hair.
'Clinton: Radar school team which. The 'Postal clerk's.,jaw dropped,
won the• "B" Division . and, while and she looked at me. as if. she
wai't'ing five weeksfor; the • ' "C" doubted my' complete ` sanity.
winner to be 'declared, called' it a: Nevertheless it's 'a good :idea.
season' as .some of their boys were they take up just' enough oil from
posted : Then, the ..grand' champ- your' hair .to prevent them from
ionship ';series: fell=- through after_
a one-sided game in freezing wea
Bake in 1a Mgderate oven until
tender, basting occasionally. about
one; or one and a half hours:
OR try stuffing apples With. a
mixture. of orange marmalade, ,
cranberry sauce and sugar. Baste
occasionally. -
We had the most delicious
;Dutch apple: pie ;at • a cousin's re-
cently, and she told me exactly
how she'did it. One cup of sugar,.
p. t:c, 1 teas. flour.
Va?nillacu,sweenutrneg orreamwhat you like
yourself, I.like vanilla. Cut the
apples in quarters, ,and arrange
evenly in unbaked crust, filling
the •crust pretty well., Pour over
the sugar mixture,• and bake in
moderate ,oven. • You need • to :• use
apples that you know are . good
(bakers.. My .mother 'hakes. •a de=
licious Dutch apple pie,but she.
says, "Oh,',I use some sugar; . and.
some cream, sweet, or you can
use sour .and ",:: 'You know
these cooks of yesteryear, . .
you can't beat them arid you -can't
'copy them.:
Concludes .The Standard
"The rather dismal ending to
this year's • play..'should • teach
•them a lesson. The time to finish.
ball. at the latest, should Cor-
respond- with the playing ofthe
• world series.
"The same, Condition applies in
the Spring of -31ie year with
hockey. Artificial ice allows the
game to drag on long "after fans.
:have 'lost• their enthusiasm. There
is a' 'time and place for every-
thing, . even:' in sports — and:
Officials 'should keep this in mind.
when arranging schedules ''in any
'executive members, Johnny Bell, 'sport '
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Sticking._ together in your purse
which is• most: annaymg:
Yet-
it
etit doesn't : prevent them from,
sticking to.. an envelope, .when`
properly licked. (Incidentally
,don't • you love 'the flavtor of the
;glue ,on' envelopes 'that come. with'
icards now? Mint.. I'll ,bet , it in=
creasesthe revenue in the sale of
stamps . '..:if you lick you've ..got'
to t' on a four cent, sta np ' .'''
If you. don't two May :do . to
lick ,or' not to.lick? )'.
Another :hair tip. • When. ,:you.
have yourself a shampoo; put a'
piece .' of steel wool in the basin•
drain opening.: The steel 'Wool:
.catches the hairs which' would
otherwisego down the dram, and:
eventually anaccumulation might
,causedr nadr plugging: .
I, had meantto start .on apples,
when I got out .of. ;the .snow, and
liege i.am. on the subject of hair:
-tou never know about .me; do;
yo'a And. ne�`£er do I. ,
• Hot apple pie is; ,a. favorite With,
everyone, I'm .sure, and, you know
apple pie 'without cheese is like
kiss without a squeeze. '• Ever
try- gutting -a: fevwtablespoons-ful-1 •':-
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WHITECHURC _ •
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Dr, Donald and Mrs: Watt acct of �
Toronto spent the week -end with
his parents, . Rev,. and: 'Mrs: Watt,
att,
Syfnpathy'. is extended to Mr.
and ,Mrs. Albert McQuiilin irk the.
death of his brother, Mr: Richar
d
'McQi1illin, The. funeral •was held
Tuesday to' Gree ill,. Cemetery,
Luknow,
:. We are glad °td 'r.ebort Mr. Pr.
Neihrman 'is oarsThwillomp.sfrbe om'i ed
nm
Hospital, He on confi.Wbrnoghaght
to
the house for some •time.
• Mr':' ]alt edu
(home his deer to the village Mon.."
day: .forenoon. Some otherspass.
ed' through the village during the
day;
and Etect
ote or .
of` grated cheese in your crust
when you are inning it? Or thin
slices of ' 'cream .cheese just un-
der the crust as soon as, you take
it out of the. oven.. A' most del$--.
•sous cyst-`'is—made--by--,using. a
sthall -package of• that white
cream cheese '(I'in so handicap-
ped .by having to refrain from
,mentioning" brands)" 'instead,of
shortening. It's not in the best
interests of economy, but try -it
When ' you want . to knock out
someone's eye!
The. topping you ,fuse on your
A016 : crisp:::pudd lag licikes• _-an
,extra good top crust luscious'
when you. ate: going' to serve it
with whipped cream. •
And here's, a novel idea with
cheese ,. 'soften cream cheese
and..:xn_old it into the shape of tiny
apples. Roll• in paprika. Top with
small leaVes (parsley I'll . be
bound , ..a geranium might be
better! " l mean it). To each
Slice of .pie with atychees'e apple..
Very fetching.
Baked Apples, Glazecd. •.Wash &.
core 5 or .6 large ,baking .apples,';
arid. thinly,
neel about 114 inches
away from each end of apple; Ar.=
,range. in a, shallow 'bake dish
(with cover). Fill, core with wash-
ed . raisins, Cbnibine..one-third'
cup granulated sugar, 3 tbsp. of
flour, 1/2 tsp.. ground cinnamon, 1
tsp. grated orange rind, blend in
i/2' cup orange juice and 1' cup
water, four" over apples, dot each.
• with butter Or margarine, Cotler.
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LIBERAL CANDIDATE For HURON -BRUCE
A PRACTICAL FARMER;
. Scientifically Trained,
With. Six Years Municipal Experience,
HE SUPPORTS .
IZeikiction of Gasoline Tax by.
.3ea a
Granting of vouchers to' farmers for enable
,. them to Puy . gasoline tax-free • for farm use.
Institution 'of a province ;wide hospitalization
plan to.pr.ovide tare-for/all all in: time of sickness..:
Reestablishment of the former' .subsidies paid
: 1 p :
Increase in .stumpage dues paid by�puP" cotta- ..
panies, the tax .to be used. to help finance the •
hospital plan.::
q •
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Appointment of l •committee .to `consider the
entire taxation problem` and HIGH: ED`) A : •
TION. ;COSTS, IN PARTICULAR.
Vote. ELM:ERJ. FARRISH -N. 2
Published by Huron -Brute Liberal Ass'n.'