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ROSEMARY THYME
THE LUCI NOW SENTINEL, I UcKNQW,
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Mrs, Henry MacKenzie • Will ,be
hostess for the December meet-
frig of the Women's' Institute. Af-
ternoon tea will be served at this.
meeting. ,
Friends here were sorry to
(Intended for last. month).,
Novemiber 8,' I find that a, year
ago I began the colurym, "Nov, 4.
The first snowfall. And What a
snowfall!. Eighteen i,n Ch es "!
• ,Which • :was an exaggeration, of
course. But do you: remember
that 'Snowfall? And .where could
'you find a .nicer, sunnier, autumn-
al day than today? • . •
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learn •of the death tri Kincardine
on Wednesday of,`last week of
Mr. Robt. ' Hibbon. Mr. Hibbo.n.
had been a resdient of this.com
munity for several years.
Some of these days We'll find
that Old 'Man ' Winter has crept
, up on us. Then:: when you come
in fromschool or chores,, etc.,.
hasn't the brisk fresh air made
you hungry, and isn't:. the smell.
of good, hot food appealing?
. Fresh bread. Satisfying soup.
You can .do such a6 variety of
things with,wgetable' soups; Var-
iations on the potato .,or bean
themes. Have you tried .experi-.
tenting' with lima . beans? ' Soak.
• thein overnight, and . • they : 'swell
and.swell.' They: make, a, fine soup
with lots of chol ped . onion, ' chop-.•
ped celery, green leaves and all,
chopped .finely,, bits of cooked
bacon, and topped with crusty.
bread croutons; put as much' rnilk
as you:.,like' to make "it• the con=
sistency to suit .your Om. tastes,
and of ' course, a ' generous dab: of
butter. -.They make a good' salad'
too, with onion and celery: and
lettuce, and are . grand 'in •meat
stews. help to•,stretch them too:
CHEESE . BREAD:.. 1 cup hot'.
water, t/a '`cup ;:gran.. sugar, .11/
tsp. salt, 1' cake compressed' yeast,
2 tbsp. lukewarm •water,, .1 tsp,
gran. sugar.,. 1 .-,egg, Well beaten;
2 cups (i lb'.) :,processed Anier
can cheese, 3. to 4 cups Sifted all-
purpose •:flour.', Combine the 'hot
water with 1 scupsugar and the
salt., Cool until lukewarm: Mean
wtiile often :..yeast cake in •. the
• lukewarm,. water, add. the 1 .tbsp.,
sugar, ' and;. add, to the first
ture. 'Net, add 'the.: beaten egg,
grated cheese, and as. much of
• the; flour as can be stirred into'
the 'dough without ,kneading..
Then knead on a floured, _board
until easily handled, .2: to '3 min.
Shape into 1 loaf. and place' in
a greased. loaf pan, 10 by.5 by 31/
inches..Cover with tower and a'1=
low` to rise in 'a warm place (80
to ' 85 . degrees) until ..nearly
double in ,bulk. Bake in moder-
ately hot oven.' about 45 .min., . or
until done. Remove fro n? :pan and
brush with melted butter. •
�4. good 'cookie is : a Pineapple
Drop Cookie: Sift . together 31/2
a :ups. flour, 1 tsp. baking soda and
1 tsp. ,salt. Cream 1 cup shorten-
• ing.. Add 11/2 cups sugar gradu-
• ally' -and• cream until mixture is
light and fluffy; Add 2 well beat-.
' en eggs and 1 tap. lemon. 'juice.
Measure 1 cup . canned, crushed
pm' , pre with ' the • syrup (that
is, do ' drain the juice: Off). Add
sifted d :• ingredients alternately,
tothe cearned mixture with the
pineappel and syrup. Mix well
, after each addition:: Drop. Bake
in moderate oven. '
Now, you will,have, some crush•
ed pineapple left; of :course: The
very nicest 'jellied salad you can.
- make- is with crushed pineapple.
andgrated raw carrot. rt. is aperfect blending of flavors, • Make
a lemon jelly powder, and when
well chilled and beginning ;to set,
fold in one cup ' each of pine.
:apple and carrot, You drain the
pineapple for this; and use the
;trice as part of the •liquid in
making, .the jelly powder, • You
are sure, to have ,requests for re-
peats•on that, So nice and. easy,'
`t00,,
1 love the smelly of gingerbread. •
baking on. achilly day, it has
stick 'a
good warm > fragrance.
Ever Made gingerbread' .pancakes
made from a gingerbread mix;
*Made into a thinner mix °.than for
cakes, just a bit: thinner. Put a
bit of chopped preserved 'ginger
in the batter, and serve "with
Whipped cream: You'll be stir -
prised, You; can add variety here
. too, Make' ,upside-do'wn cake.;
with applesauce, mincemeat, pine-
spple, And here's, a reeipe for. a
Gingerbread 1161k.Tp: Beat well
eggs, Beat in 1, eup sugar. •Add
KINLOUGH
We Were sorry to report that
Mr: Fred Guest met with a. 'pain-
ful accident on : Wednesday when.
he" had .his hand injured while
.assisting with cutting wood with'
`a power' chain: saw, •
• Mrs; Arthur Graham spent a
few days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Cassidy near Mild -
May.
The play, "Zeke and Daisy",
which was •presented, by.Reid's
Corners dramatic society in the
Hoiyrood hall was enjoyed by all
present. This• play'was sponsored
Ib,y the W. A
Mrs. J. W. Colwell spent .a few •
one-third •:cup` molasses,, 1 cup
hot water. Stir in 2 ' cups : ginger-
bread mix. Pour batter into wax-.
ed paper -lined jelly roll ' pan
(15r'. by 101 in.). Bake in rnod-
erate oven about 15 ;min. Loosen
sides and turn. out • onto towel
sprinkled.wi t h confectiioner's
sugar.:Remove waxed pape•r • and,
trim off crusty edges.. oll. quick-
ly with a fresh' sheet. of waxed
paper insidew.
-rotl
!Cool; unroll;
remove ''waxed paper. `Spread
with: vanilla or butterscotch pud-
dling,. Re-roll:.and sprinkle with
confectioner's sugar:'
days with her daughter, Mrs. Don
McCosh,, who is convalescing at
her home after a recent opera;
tion,, • -
Mr. George ' Haldenby spent the.
week -end at .his home here. •
Friends of Mrs. Wm. Haldenby
are pleased that she is . slightly
improved in health.
The '1 .P.A, will meet on Sun
day evening next at the home of
Jack and Florence MacDonald;
Con.. 8. -`
The Presbyterian and, Anglican
Sunday Schools are planning
social evenings, for Dec. 9th and
Dec.. 15th. .,
Mrs,: Raynard Ackert is hostess
on'Thursday for the H.W.I..
Several new telephones have
been installed in this .district• on,
line 111. '
The Presbyterian W.S..held'
their November meeting at the
home of Mrs. Archie 'McFarlane
and 'was dpened .with a hymn.:
Mrs. Harold Percy read the, scrip-
•ture and Mrs. Alex Percy led
in prayer: The minutes were read
and rollcall , answered by a Bible.
command. .• Margaret ' .•Robertson'.
took charge of the meeting and
the study:book was read by Mrs..
Baulch: and Margaret. Robertson.
Miss Nellie Malcolm ,read' a let-
ter by. a Norwegian' missionary
Mrs. Art Graham :read ' the life.
history, of the ;hynni writer, Fan-
ny Crosby. Mrs. 'Wm. Wall read'
a . poem, "My Mother's . Bible",
Emerson favored 'with . a;
solo; Mrs: . Wes Guest read, about
the new version .of. the. Bible. and
Mrs. Barr, ' a ' poem • "Revised
Bible".. As this: was the annual
meeting Miss Nellie Malcolm con
ducted 'the election -of officers:
pres., Mrs. Perry 'Hodgins; 1st
vice, Mrs:: Cliff Johnston; •. 2>id
vice, Mrs. Alex Percy; sec., Mrs,
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