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JA.MI. S, M'cVICAR, GRAIW,,'
James McVicar Graham, a
i anemilaex of a - pioneer family of
hia coaiimuni'ty,''Isassec aaway .irk
WinghaM .. 'Hospital on Sunday,
,ay 24th from complications fol-
Rowing a -.heavy=-stroke,---.He, was:.
78' years oaf/age,
Jixni; , as ' he. waspopularly
icnOwn, •was • a 'son .,of ' the late
°:Donald Was,
and Annie Sl'nith,
p w as, born -on, March 5th;, 1874,
.• the . Graham homestead in
`Kinloss T'o'wnship, two miles east
' Lucknow.• In 1916 he marries'
Hattie Sandy , They hard
. *me .daughter, Mrs, Donald Benoit
sof Atlanta,. Mich. There are .also
?tw'o. grarid'sons, Graham and Jim,.
` Yny< Benoit.` "
Of the Graham family only two'
sisters now survive, • ! rs ' ar-
`
caret Habkirk.. of Li ccknow .and:
'Mina Graham: of • Chillicotliie,
Ohio,. Jiffri • w'as predeceased by
Norman,:' Katherine,.. Mrs.. 'Paul
.(Mary); 'Duncan, Christena; 'An
gus and Denaid, •
The • funeral "•service was Con-
ducted . at the Grahain• home . in
Lucknow:• on. Wednesday, .May 28;•.
Conducted by his ` pastor, * Revd C.
A.' Winn, of the Presbyterian
Church, Internerit was
in•',.S.
out
h
n1 ss Cemetery,• e Pallbearers
being W.' W,' 'Hill, Archie Smith,
Archie :McIntyre; Leonard Me:-
,
c: Joseph MacMillan, ' and
Kelso McNayt
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DEAN W.: L.. ARMITAGE •
• The very Rev; . W L. Armitage,'
former Clean' of Saskatoon Cath.
vdrall, and a native ' of Kinloss
Township, died in Toronto on
-Tuesday of last, week , following
a lengthy illness, He Was 82 -years
'told: •
He. was (born at BLackhorse in
,Kinloss Township in 1870,: being a
son of the late James Armitage
and Lizzie Shelton. He was the
last .'memlber of the :family. Mrs.
T W., Smith ,is •a cousin.
Dean Armitage was 'educated.
at Kincardine and Huron Coll-
-ege: --Between 1894 and 1896 ' he
was curate, of =Cronyn Memorial
Church and All: Saints, London.
In:1897 , he moved to Petexboro,
and in '1903 to .Picton. From 1911
TE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,,
WINNERS AT: WALKERTON
At the County of Bruce Public
School field, day held. last Friday
at Walkerton, • the * 'following
ucknow :students were among
the winners: Donn,a`"Johnatgn; 3rd
in standing broad jump; Rozella
How'ald, third in• girls' high jump
Jean Richards,. 2nd in 50 . yard
dash; Jim' Pedersen, 'third in:boys'
.
75 yard dash. .
The girls' championship went
to • Jacqueline Moore . of. Kincar-
dine and, boy's' championship to
Arthur McKague of Teeswater.
ASHFI"ELD
Anniversary services ' will 'be
held in the Presbyterian .Church
obi June 22nd: with Rev:. Glen'
'Campbell! of - Seaforth as, guest
UCKNOW, ONTAO . •
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,:-..- OSEM Y THYME'::
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Still trying to Ibe• helpful, with
the cook book in: hand. So-.-glad,"-
soMe women prefer. recipes, •
I was cleaning out my desk,
last: night and came across some
:letters I had written home,- You
know the. Shorne folks' :like .to,
know. every .little thing you do,
ou had
what • Y.for 'dinrier, what,
t
happens when '-you burn the. bis-
cuits when you• have, . company
for tea, and 'so on. I was, (very;
glad to have. rooted out this let-
ter
et-
ter'�, it had two recipes'that
,we had. -liked very well and. I
hadtforgotter
.
"For supper .tonight, we :are
having an . oven Meal we got
some' bread ,:which wasn't 'very
fresh..on Saturday, and it -has to
be used up right' away, I. cut
three slices .:(one apiece ' about
an inch . thick, btittered ,:one side,
put grated cheese thickly•onthe
.other (buttered side goes down),
or you 'could spread cream cheese
,or 's'lic'e thinly., Pour' a .cup, of
milk over this: and let " sit .for.
about half an hour. ,Then • beat.
two' eggs, add •1' Cup milk Pour
over.. Sprinkle p . i sely,,• on . `top
Bake in an • - r Oven until et s
tard is s : sand. • it is- lightly
(browned' d •a bit crusty •on .top:
Then • .we'll have . baked; onions.
too ' . this 'sounds a bit unusual,,
but we, had them the other night
and ate .'em a11, up .----.-.1 r had ex-
pected •I' might. have: enough left`
•for John's,rand 'ny lunch the next
day. This recipe is 6 large onions,
cut inhalf crosswise. Put in bake.
dish 'which bas a . vdvier. Melt 2
tbsp., butter, add .2 tbsp.. corn
syrup, -2' tb orae a uice::,Pour
sp. g j
over the onions. Sprinkle liber-
ally with paprika. Bake• 45 „min.
I used 4 onions' f or the three _ of
us'_'
• Here's„�:a Tea Ring we like ..
Use • your favorite "recipe for hot
biscuits; ? cup.; raspberry jain,
1 cup of sifted .,powdered` sugar
'about ' 2 :tbsp.:.,milk 'and • another
2-tbsP. Jam. -Roll the-:biscuitdodgh
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• into an oblong sheet one-eiglith
Mph- thick Spread -evenly- with
jean Roll" as for • jelly rolls bring
edges together to form ring, and
•place on • baking sheet, greased,.
With scissors, cut. 1 inch slices,
almost throurgh•ring, turning each
resulting slice cut side up. Brush
with melted butter. ,Bake; in het
oven until done, about' 30 ruin.
Cornbine sugar, milk and jam for
glaze. When .ring is baked, ' re-:
move from pan, '„arid while hot;'
spread with glaze. Serve warm.
moo;ra-nkfurtes•,-4. .
way of a change: Spread bread
with butter,prepared' mustard
(add a dash of horseradish if you
like),' 'wrap around . frankfurters,
pin with toothpicks,' and bake at
400 'degrees until`' toasted. • Tpp
.with :•.a : '}Pickled. cucumber or -
onion. Nice with sliced' tomatoes,
Mushroom Salmon Loaf ... 2
cups -salmon, drained and flaked,
1'/a • cups dry bread crumbs,, :2
eggs slifghtly;beaten, 1 can rmush:
i dont soup ".Combine ingredients
and mix lightly.. Pack. firmly ;into
greased, small loaf pan. Bake, in
a 'moderate . oven for about one
hour,. Pour off juice and brim out
on 'a hot platter. Of course, 1 acid
•.about one-third cup finely chop-
ped parsely, and Hien; figuring.
if that Much parsely1 is' . good for.
us,' more will be better, I chop
finely another .h'anditil of sprigs
and sprinkle thickly a band -'down•
the '; centre. "
Currant Lemon Tarts?,.. Fill`
ing, 1' tbsp. corn starch,i,1/2 cup
sugar, 114' tsps Salt, •1 egg, slight.,
ly beaten, i/z cup. corn ,syrup, 2
tsp. igratecl lemon rind, '/4 clip
'melted butter, 1 tbsp, lemon
juice, l' cup• currants or raisins.
mix cornstarch,,sugar,, and. salt,..
add egg and blend well (use your
clover beater)': Add remaining izta
i gredients, • mixing well. Fill taint
shells with this mixture. Bake"'in
even 80 rn'in, or lenget Rerrlove
tarts as soon as baked. . 1 -
De you ever have cheese bread?
It is one `of rn y greatest weak-.
nesse$•'. r 1 just love "'it. Here's'
a ' Uic�k tiheese, }read . not,
spea er.
Four children were baptized at
the morning service in the Pres-
byterian church on Sunday. Gar-
ry s:Robert, • son of Mx. and Mrs.
Jack MacKenzie; William, Alex-
ander, son of `Mr. and Mrs. Alert
Fairish; Noreen' Elizabeth, dau-
ghter of •Mr..' and ''Mrs: ' Gordon
McGregor; -Patricia Ann, .daugh-
ter of Mr, ,and. Mrs. D. Cowan. •
The pupils of Hemlock City
school and their parents were on
a • bus triip- .on Thursday: 'They
'went to • Toronto; • and spent the
day visiting 'places: of: interest.
pointed rector of St. James An-
glican Church, Ioridon, ' and at
the same time rural dean. of East
Middlesex, an ,appointrrient, he
-held-until ;he-;Was,-narneddean_of:
Saskatoon '. Cathedral in ''1926::' He
remained.- in that position until
1940, at. whit� t�turn time he retired to.
Toronto.
the t u r n of the
Before
century, Rev. , Armitage ': joined
Kilwinning Masonic'' . Lodge • in
London. - and - was made a life
member ' in -1913. , :In' :1946 he _ 're,
ceived .:a ' 50-year-jewel..,During
the '1930's he was chaplain' of -the
Grand Lodge of Canada
Surviving are his widow and
three daughters, • Mrs. William
Sprague of ',Peynton,' Sask,, and
•Helen.' `and Katherine, , both of
Toronto. - -
Funeral ' serVices were -"held at
the 'Church -of -the Redeemer in
to -1918 he=served;chargesjin Tor= -Tor'onto-Friday-afternoon._at 2OQ;
unto.' •• . following' which his body was
1
vwas =- taken to Cobourgfor' burial.
In 1919 Dean -Armitage ap a n
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N'T MISS.. THE•
brace Court;
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At the.MEMORIAL ARENA -
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Wednesday,'Thursday,Friday and 'Saturday
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FARM MACHINERY, • AUTOMOTIV•E' and
INDUSTRIAL DISPLAYS
Squarer Dance Cofntestt.Nightly, Fashiori, Shows ,
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Continuous Entertainment Afternoon and
Evening' '
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Over 15,000 Peo 'le ' attended the'Fair last year
BIoGER; and BETTER ' than VER. ' .
Adults 2:5c ' ' _ Children 1Oc. 4
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United Church: W.M.S.
On Wednesday, June 4th, the
_Mrs.
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'• thehome WIVES, met at , h
Thomas Burns;, with 22 members
present. Mrs, Mumford .presided
and after the opening- hymn Of.
feted prayer; Readings on Christ-
ian .temperance, steward -Ship and:
literature were , given by Mrs,
literature were given by yrs
Ewart "Taylor, Mrs: Albert Alton
and Mrs. S. Mothers. 11!Irs. 1V.. J,
MacKenzie reported for commun-
ity friendship. 1V.irs, Hoag took
the -chair for the program and,
read the 91st psalm. - Readings,
were given, . by Mrs. Rae and Ma's.
Harold Treleaven and . a piano
solo by, -Mrs, , Harvey Webster.
.The study; ,French Canadian
evangelism particulary ' effecting
:Quebec,` was given .by Mrs." N. J,
MacKenzie.., Mrs. ,, Burris spoke
Words of appmciation and re=
gre '
ure, whoa was' active and devoted
to the work of the W:M.S. Pray=
er' closed the meeting. • Refresh-
ments were served by', the •corn-
rittee in charge,- Mrs. Hoag, Mrs.
Harold 'Treleaven, 'Mrs, Rae and
hostess..
From: a 'Motor company ad in
Paducah, - Ky.: "Thoroughgrease
jobb including, the steering wheel
and .upholstery
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Making . Home Here
Miss' Alcinda. Bartlenian is : now
living at the "Baker Convales-
cent `Home • in Lucknow, since
the death of her sister, Mrs. W.
A: Hall. 'Ir. earlier , year Miss
:Bartleman .was. a telegraph. op-
erator in• that: -town and -she= -is
now 'contentedly settled among
new=found friends; and the care
of the attending , .nurses--Walk-
errton ' Herald -Times.
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WEJJ ESDAZ JUNE lith, 'l95?
. W1.HTECHURCH
There will be:no service in the
Presbyterian church next S"unr
day on. ,account of ,the annivei'-
sary .at" Lang�side, when Rev.' Wari...
Henderson will.be guest :spenkei
Wit services- at -11 a.m.- and 8,00
Mrs. Sutherland::�t, C;
spent , some time
friends. She was the former Mai;
gip Henry and was born on the
Henry farm. . .
Nits, Naismith and 's'on' from they
coast spent a week with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Rolbt. Ross and other'
•
Congratulations • to Mr,.'& Mrs,
.w_
Johnston on 'passing :their 25th
!wedding anniversary;
• r a d Mr �: Joe Andel' .
,M n s soli
spent'. Sunday afternoon with Mr'
and Mrs Gibson Gillespie ••
The... ,,United Church., was Well`
filled at both anniversary services
with . Rev.. Washington as guest
speaker and the Westfield Quar-
tette at theevening. service.
Mr, Mac 'MacGregor and his
' mother, Mrs, Maud ' MacGregor
and Mrs. Thos. Moore visited • on
Monday :with Mrs:' Rosman at
Hanover;
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leaver and
Evelyn, Mr. and M'rs. Howard
Walker . and Joyce and Mr. , and.
:Mrs; Jack Couttes, Belgrave ' spent
Sunday with - Ab CouLtes.. '..
quite so good as ,the yeast one.
Which - I'll give you `'some: other
time. Two cups sifted ell -Purpose.•
flour, 4 teasp. baking powder, 11/2
tsp. salt, 1' 'cup grated cheese;
2' eggs,. beaten,. 1. cup' Milk, ;11/4
c'up, ,melted shortening or ' salad:
oil. Sift together flour, bak. pdr.
and salt. Stir in grated cheese,.
combine -eggs,.. milk and. 'shorten
ing: Add liquid ingredients, stir
ring- until- just blended: ;four in-
to iglreased• and floured loaf pan,
and bake :in moderate oven 45
ntin:,4' or until dene.
SER VE
IT TASTES GOOD
IT'S GOOD TASTE
TNNES, MacSWEEN NAMED
TO ONTARIO BEEKEEPERS
McFayden Apiaries it Tiverton
was the scene Of the annual':meet
ing: .of Grey -Bruce Beekeeper s
Assoeiation.: They chose Donald
WCtilloch' , of ,North Bruce. as
president, Kenneth MabDonald of .
Durham viceipresid.ent and Henry •
J. Dawn of Kincardine secretar
treasurer. Innes. , MacSween of
Lucknow, was named, represent,
ative to ,the Ontario , Beekeepers
Assoeiartion:
Chief of the: agriculture division
;at , the Central E xiperim•ental '
Farm' at Ottawa, Dr. C. A. Jam
ieson reported on research being
carried. out there. progress is be,
ing made. in .process, -to. keep
honey liquid, he said, :and exper-
iments °. being . carried out :.have,
--indicated -that 'al'falfat;; can:_ be
grown to• give ' high 'pollination
Dr. • G.' F. Townsend, .provincial
apiarist, said his department is
concluding tests *prove the nit-
rogen, level effect" in land' on the '
nectar secretion in' .plants, which
tay•prove•highly ...beneficial. to
beekeepers:
; Pasture and Grass Silage Day
ORTH.HI4).1:scHooL....cgovios-:
SEAFORiTH
11.00 .a.m:. pisplay. of IlaYing and ,Grass Silage Machinery.
•
the Seaforth Junior Institute will have booths 'on the
ground§ *here lighti lunches arid soft drinks .nin5'
p.m.- 1.451 Qualified speakers on Soils; FertiliZers, Hay and.
pasture Seed mixtures; and' the latest iriforthation oh
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'2,15 pimi: Parade of Grass 'Silage 'Machinery.-
' EVERYONE WELCOME
Ilicing The liarnity And Spend 'The -Day
. SponsOred by, tbe. Huron County 'Crop and Soft.