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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-04-29, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 29th, 194$ THE .LVCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • Lyceum. Theatre w NGHAM Two Shows Saturday • Night Thursday, Friday, Saturday APRIL 29, 30, May 1 HUMPHREY BOGA.RT NARY ASTOR _' SYDNEY. ' GREEIITSTREET Across The :Pacific: A thrilling melodrama. Also ":News" . c "Cartoon" Matinee Sat Afternoon 2.30 Monday; : Tuesday, Wednesday • .MAY 3, 4, RED SKELTON ' . ANN RUTHERFORD in "Whistl,ing Iif Dixie Red Skelton • :gets mixed up with, trouble ..again: lso "Crime Does Not Pay" "Traveltal " '+' . .. k, Cartoon , JOHN HOPPER oi Wingharn un- derwent an operation last week for the• amputation of his right leg_, A few ' years_ago-: he. had his left leg amputated. A ,RINKF ° 'CURLERS from Teeswater'.enjoyed the roarbig game on a good sheet, of • ice in Belmore 'rink on April 15th.. DOING HER PART to `help. re- heve—;'fie 'beef shortage;` a .cow. on the farm .of. Foster G. Moffat.. recently gave birth to` twin cal- ves. • !`HARMONY IS TRU Bf,LkUTY'T_ In cosmetics, as in music,' true beauty depends on skil- ful •blending. That's why *so manylovely women choose Adrienne cosmetics. They glorify your complexion . e . harmonize with the latest _h fashion colours. Select the Adrienne make-up that is'spe- ciaily blended for•your type of beauty.Ask to seetheAdrienne ' Colour Harmony Chart. ADRIENNE FACE POWDER....., 65c ADRIENNE LIPSTICK , , 65c ADRIENNE ROUGE 65C 43.', Adrienne Scientifically Harmonized cosmetics are sold only at the Rexall Drug Store Cosmetic Counter. , LIS`r0WEL'Aitl Mr. and Mrs., Jaynes Scott of Listowel' received ,a, cable last week informing them that their son, Sgt. William Scott, had been killed .On active service overseas With the R C.A.F. His parents' formerly lived' 'in, Winghn . be- forelVir.. Scott, was transferred to Listowel' by' 1}e'. Bell. 'Telephone Co. Jim is. well 'known to. many here„. Bill is an only child and is in his twentieth 'year. He was born in Mitchell ' ori September .• 24th, 1923. Bill . enlisted :in Decenii. er of 1941. He received his wings as bombadier at St. John's, 'Quebec, spent last Christmas with hispar- ents" par ents"''and wentoverseas in Jan- uary. His last letter ..received _was dated March 30th.' Early in the war Mrs. Scott had six relatives: instantly killed at one time during a raid on, Lou- don. An aunt later died from in- juries received in the saine raid. It .was that tragedy that decided, Bill to enlist. KILLTED Ne* Ripley' Councillor • Neil McLennan, Ripley under taker, `rand' furniture ,.dealer, .has been elected, by •acci"a;-nation`. to the Ripley Council, to succeed T. G: Connell, .C.1 .R. agent ,Who has . beeh. transferred to Elmira. Neil was the only one nominated to fin:the the Vacancy.: It was a sure 'way for Ripley citizens . to get Neil... op :.:..the Board. WAY TO STRETCH SUGAR' :'RATION By the simple Method of grow- ing -. a comparatively'few 'sugar beets in the: home :garden• from which an excellent sugar syrup can be easily made, the house-' wife can augment her :sugar rat- ion very :substantially:` ..Sugar' beets can be grown uccessful. in all parts of Canada. ;As a result of tests made by the • Division"of ` Chernistry, Science Service, .Dominion.. De- partment . of Agriculture,. a recipe for the syrup made from•sliced sugar beetshas.been evolved. The procedure to be followed is simple. The roots of the 'beets,. tom -which the tops-haye been removed, are first soaked. in .cold water to loosen •the 4irt, then scrubbed well. After- washing, the, crown; or top portion' of the root is Gut off at '•a' point :b_ the lowest leaf scar and all re ri portions removed;' The reason' for this is that the .crown • contains the greater part of _the salsa-ia7ren from 'the soil, and it .is desirable to have', the syrup as 'free as pos- sible from these salts. The green .portion tends. to mal, • dark col- ored, syrup :and give it an unplea- sant taste. 'This is also true of the' skin ' or: peel: wD ich. should be removed. • PAGE FIVE 4'1',,., NOtice av all Telephone Subscribers Eiiiectve Lmmediatell3r AS A' WAR TIME MEASURE . LOCAL TELEPHONE C©N- VERSATIONS ARE STRI .)TLY . LIMITED. TO 5 MINUTES. OUR OPERATOR S ARE AUTHORIZED TO DISCONN•EC-'j YOU AT THE. EXPIRATION OF THIS PERIOD: By Order TH BOARD' ,OF COMMISSIONERS. ,Huron and Kinloss Municipal Telephone System RIPLEY, .O1 TTARIO. The following isa' condensed summary of the recipe, • based on five "pounds of sliced beets:" (1) Wash, top, -peel, and slice beets to . give, five pounds of beets. • (2) Immerse and cover Mimed • • lately with three -'quarts= of boiling water. . • ' (3) Boil • for an hour until soft. (4) Filter ,through cheese cloth and • wash.: (5) Boil •to half volume. (6) ,Allow .to :stand -overnight to allow 'to. 'settle.` . ' (7) Pour off clear.solUtion and filter• residue. (8) Boil down to half.' volume again. (9)Treat with 3 tablespoonfulsof. activated carbon and 2 tea- spoonfuls of Filter Cel., (14) ' Filter (making, sure filtrate(- ;isclear and 'free from, car ( 11) Evaporate to 223 degrees F;, or desired thickness. Full details of procedure are • contained` in a mimeograph 'pre- pared by the Division of Chem- istry, . copiesof which can be ..ob- . tai.ned from Publicity .acid. Ex-' tension, Dominion Department'of. Agriculture, Ottawa. , S`I SINGING FOR . HEROES For years Mart Kenny and His Western Gentlemen, and Judy Richards, . (above), have been. making trans -Canada tours and 'receivinghe nation's handsom- est bouquets. But today their journeys are a special matter for Canada's gallant young men" of the armed forces, spice' Mart and the •lads are visiting the training centres across' the land and play- ing their sweetest arrangements for the troops. Mart; the boys and Judy are to be in Halifax Mon- day anc4 CBC listeners may tune in too (Monday, May 3,• at 8.05 p.m. EDT., 9.05 p.m. ADT). Mer- chant sea i will be the ,guests of honour on this date, while the combined services will ' provide the, audience in Sydney on Prim day, May 7, at the .same hour. Olivet United Church Y. P. U. The meeting of the Y.P.U. was held at ' the home of Rev. Mr. Beech and opened by singing hymn 502, after which Mr.. Beech led in ..prayer. The scripture les- son was taken by Jessie •McChar- les. Mr Beech gave an interesting talk. The meeting clo"sed .with the Mizpah . benediction. Contests were .enjoyed by all after which lunch was served. Several district farriers s%zb- stantiate Co, 'George Drew's Be- lief that field crop production will be sharply reduced in 1943. rapt to take , i off with : the' preset.' scarcity of help. A. E. McKIM LUCKNOW 'PHONIC 32 i1 • l' NTAR10 HIGH SCHOOLS ;DED ON • FARMS '%his !urnm. DED FROM. all over Ontario, young men in Ontario High Schools and Collegiates are applying to The Farm Cadet :Brigade of the Ontario Farm Service Force volunteering their summers, to help pro- duce essential foods for victory. And k's a grand way to put on muscle and build i up your weight. After a summer on the . farm, you'll come • back tt,school 1n the fall --hard al nails, brown as an :Indian and rarin' to go. . You do .all the regular work on the farm, and that's an education in,itself, but what's more im- portant is'that you make one of the greatest con- TUNE IN utiotis to the allied wareffort that anyone can "HELP snake by helping produce. food for 'victory. For WANTED'. certainly-, we can't fight if we don't eat. W TED 1 A' CAC pretentotien produSed with the co. are 15 year's` of age or older; register eperotieh of the Onterie Form Service Forte. EVERY WEDNESDAY 7.30 P.M. CBCT, NETWORK ONTARIO xf, you now with your Fxigh School or Collegiate Principal 'for work with the Farm Cadet Brigade of the Farm Service .Force this sunimer. ' DO IT . NOW! WY