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THE ,LZTCI NOW :SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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PARAMOUNT W. I.
VY I�I I T EC I %# RCI'"N PLANS JUNE PICNIC
Miss ilelen McIntosh of Vancou- .
ver is spending a few weeks with . The ,May - meeting of the Para -
her sisters, 1Vlrs. Ab McQuillin and. mount Institute was held at the
•Mrs. Neil McCallum and..:her ,. bro- home of .Mrs. Al. Irwin on Wednese.
ther, Mr. J. McIntosh and other rel- day afternoon. There were fourteen
atives, - ladies. present. The program includ-
Pte, Melvin McClenaghatt of Kit- ed a reading •by. • Mrs. Root. Reid,
chener, spent the week -end • at 'his -music by Mrs: Webster and •Mrs.
home here.. Cainpbell and Miss Verna Hamilton:
Mr. Price•.Scott has gone to •Brant Topic -Price control, was taken. by-
ford
yford . to 'work._ . , : ... -Mts. Orland Richards and the mot-
, Miss Dorothy Jamiesn of Bel- to. by Mrs.. Wm. Kempton. Current,
grave spent. Sunday with -Mr. and . events • were taken. by •Mrs.. ,John
Mrs. Walter James: . Hamilton.
' Mr, and Mrs. Phillip Stewart of .Cigarettes are to .be senetO.our
Lucknow and. Mr. and Mrs: Clifford four .soldier boy's,. Raymond Rich-.
Johnston of Holyrood,, spent Sun; • aids, Ronald and Llo•yd Hendersonday With Mr, and Mrs.' Ab. McQuil-' and Jim Hamilton. '
•• lin. The annual picnie� is . to be ,held
.
Mee Scott and daughter` Marville • on Saturday,?, June • 13th, at the
of Kinlough.spent Sunday with Mr: Lighthouse: All ..are invited to at -
and Mrs.,. Albert ,Paterson. • •• . • • tend.
• .••Mrs. 'Tichborne of Goderich spent - The Institute is• gratefu: for the
a few days with her ralother, • Mrs. 'following , donations received, our
D. Kennedy.... • •Mr: .and Mrs ''Neel ing the month• of- May: Mrs. Thos:_
� s of • Paisley :MacDonald, $1.00;_ Mrs, Dexter,' 1.00-
. y .•
atten.ded..the anniversary and visit- end 1 glxilt• lining; Paramount teac
ed with Rev. •Mr. and Mrs V-ilsore--er , and pupils, •.$15_00;. Miss 'Mary_
• Very successful anniversary ser- McLean, 1.. • woolcot blanket; Mrs.
vices were held in t ►fie resbYteria1r .0: NlcCharles; -1-quilt-top: ,.-, -----•--
church on Sunday. The church was
well, filled at -,beth ,services and the ' HOME ON SHORT .LEAVE
music .beth 'morning' and evening Lieut..W.'R• Tomlinson, • M.P. 'is
was 'very much enjoyed .by 'all. • .•spending a few days 'at' his .home
AF E I N this week • and .returns . shortly to
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THE
LUCKNOW SENTINEL
ST. HELENS
Mrs .• McFarlane Of . Jamestown s
a visitor with her daughter, Mrs.
Gordon McPherson. .
'Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Barbour of
' Fergus were week -.end visitors with
- T- f - -J-Wt Ud . .
M•reTom Todd was a recent visi-
tor in Toronto. night.
Mrs. McKenzie Webb was a week
endThe Blokes Y. P. U. entertained
• guest of Mr.' and. Mrs. Carl Zion arid Hackett s Y. P. U. on Fri -
Johnston at Bluevale. ' day evening. The visiting Young
The weekly meeting of the Y. P people put on thedevotional pro-
, U. was held in the .church on Sun- gram. All enjoyed recreation and.
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Many from here enjoyed the an-
niversary: services at Hackett's
church on Sunday last. :•
Miss Elizabeth ,Stothers returned
to Arthur on Sunday evening." She
v;i1'1 attend;the graduation- exercises.
at Western University on. June '4th
when her sister will be . one. of the
graduates.
•Mr..and Mrs.. Will Begley of Ham-
ilton 'spent Wednesday at Herb Car-
-rads.
Mr. arid. Mrs. Sop Day of Hamil-
ton and Mr. and Mrs: Kenny Camp-
bell and familyof Detroit visited, on
Sunday with "Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Curran. They called to see: Jack
Curran, Sr., who isin the hospital,
in Go derich.• We are pleased to 're-
port' sortie ihproiement in his con
dition. '
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Kilpatrick and
Douglas visited friends • in Paisley
n.Sunday.. •
Miss . Mary Horton cif- Stratford
Normal aFrived. ,home on Friday.
his command in Newfoundland.
During the past two weeks he has care,
been taking, a special course in Air Keep, them from sun to sun, for
Observation work at an.Eastern And when 'the last call , comes
Canadian Port. In speaking of coast-_ ; them,
al
defences Lieut. Tomlinson Then, Lord -"Thy. Will Be Done
.. e a ' warm Isabel Todd Howell.
;T•he. �nem3C .�w}ll.,xecely ..;.��..,.::, , ::._,.... _ _ _ _ „
reception if he attempts an invasion (Selected by Patti:)
of our coast. Our defences • are in
excellent s
napa and maimed with
an alert and highlyefficient army,
ready for action." Port Elgin,
Times, •
'Published every/Thursday morning
at Lueknow, Ontario. • -
L. CAMPBELL THOMPSON. '
Publisher and Proprietor '
THURSDAY, . JUNE 4th, 1942
• • NIGHT• "FLIGHT
Somewhere in the skies. tonight .
' Our. sons 'are riding high, •
0 keep their souls, we • pray thee
Lord, . ,
Forever •'rieath Thine eye.. •.
• Weask' Thee ,Lord to be.their• guide„
And:" guard their ' shining wings,
Because' they are so dear to us,.
h
y
...We ask .of Thee t ese thin gs.
Where• have`they. •gone, bright souls
e.
- who. rode'
Those skies ea. -Unafraid?
What rendezvous • has now,. been •
• • kept? •.. •••..:. w • •
What.summons.now obeyed? .
We would-
not that cup pass,
Though silently we•,. yearned, •
When 'dawn at -last comes stealing
o'er, • '
To hear•• -"They all returned".
Dear Lord we. thank Thee for Thy
c arge. ' i s. hal es c a -o art
the Scripture, lesson... Mr. Clarence
McClenaghaii'of Whitechurch, pres-
ident of the London • Conference_
P. U. was the guest speaker." He
chose, "I wvil'l serve. by launching
but into the deep" as the theme of
his. inspiring .address.
It is requested that all salvage'
be brought to the .church .shed this
'week. Clear glass„, is particularly
wanted. +
Aircraftsman Frank McQuillih of
the R.C.A.F., Toronto, was home for
the week -end, • '
Rev. G. A: Barnard is attending
the ,meeting of the London Confer
encs being • held in London this
IVIr. Sam• 1•ialdenby and his moth-
er, Mrs. E. Haldenby formerly of
Kinlough called on relatives here
laity week -end. '
• Mr. and Mrs. • B. E. McLean re-
turned from a motor trip to Mon-_
treal. '.
Mr: , and Mrs. George Huntley of.
Putnam visited 'on Tuesday with
their mother, Mrs. Wm. Kaake and
Mr. Hugh Lane here:
Rev. Mr. McCleary; representa-
tive of the British and Foreign Bible
Society will. be the guest speaker
at a meeting which will be. held oxi•
Tuesday evening next, June 9th 'hi
the Anglican Church. Mr. McCleary'
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N. OF SUGAR e
CAN BE 'PAINLESS
Sugar rationing won't • hurt . any,
one. Akeording to 'nutritionists, sug-
ar does nothing, more •tha'n, supply.
quick energy and, create'an • appetite
.for more sugar. •
••
Here are „p• -
'painless".
aYs
to•c
ut
an w
•clown on' sugar: •Gradually reduce say
.c t •-kla tea ecxofivaRarcdeeon .cee ea a i
e- etkeezeingaeli
ate • entirely;'. Serve fruits in season
in their:. natural , stale . iinstead of
cafes,. pis .and' 'puddings.
• When stewing fruit, add sugar to;
wards.the'end,.of the. cooking period -
when •it takes less to: sweeten: A
pinch of salt. added will bring out
the -flavour. .Avoid using '.soda. as.
this ..destroys vitamins. • •
• Substitute honey, corn syrup,
maple products or , molasses.- when
available. Remembered you have to
buy these substitutes that they. 'cost
more • than sugar. Save this • money
•,more
Mone • bf the protective
.foods, fruits, `vegetables, milk, eggs,
cheese, meat, butter and bread made
frdm Canada Approved flour. 'When
the. family beeemes accustomed to
the'natural food -flavor, they will in
all likelihood prefer it.. • _ . -
If. dried 'fruits are -used in Mute
fins or cookies,4he .amount of sugar
called, for in the recipe may be cut'
down.
Celebrate
King's,
Birthday da
y
June
8th
Monday, June '8th, will be obser-•
as the King's 'birthday in Can-
ada this year; according to a pro-
clamation appearing its the Canada
Gazette on . Monday., The proclama-
tion fellowe :.the . custom observed
in recent year of having the cele
bration. during the summer period,
rather than . on December. ;14. His
Majesty's actual birthday. '
TEA -TIME ME GOSSIP -
(Contributed By • "A Pun")
The "County Council at Walkerton'
say's ethat Reeve. Dick Elliott had
told, that • Nelson Bushel • had
said in a speech, that he heard Dan
Ferguson say that when he was .at.
the .nomination. meeting, the reeyve
of • Ashfield told Bob Rae that he
heard it reported in• a speech by
the Honorable Harry McQuillan, that
Bob Moe• had informed him that
Mel ° Orr the shoemaker had • said
that Charlie .Chin and Harry Lem
told Con. Decker the. tailor, thateEill
Hornell ..the `merchant said ..there
Was no doubt that Marshall Graharn
told Ab McQuoid the gentleman,
that Alex •Reavie,rad declared to
Jim McCloskey that it Was generally
believed.' that Jim •Smith • said in
plain terms,' that he overheard
Charlie Webster ,say -that it was'
quite correct that Wilfred Anderson.
'told ..Roy McCfeight,, that he saw '
Alex' Hamilton and Bill 'Murdie go.•
• down street arm in, arm, and Jack
McNali' the elder, Tial aeredibiy. in --
formed. him -that. Nick Hedley. •said
tfiat-Tack Fisher . the barber told-
:Benne_ Pearlrean, that it was well
known • all over the •country that
Cam MacDonald heard, that. in his
humble opinion, it was matter of
fact and • of .public interest' ,that.
Binky Webster told Burt Roach that
there was not a; shadow of a doubt
about Etrunersori Irwin and Morgari
Henderson informing ,Sandy. Havens •
what Dave 'Milne had told. Clair
Agnew• who• whispered to Dan Gra
;ham 'about Jack • Kilpatrick going
over ,:to George -Smlith and :asking.
•bim'.�vuh_y ,-Joe Irwin and, Ben , N,ay ,,
for went around the country, talk-
ing about • Jimmie' 'Johnston.. 'and,
stopping Georgt
h
e street
wanting to, know what Bill.'Youn
said about 1Vlatt, Gaynor going to
punch Garfi.ld:Octr.:ander. the •black
•smith for ,telling in Gordon Taylor's
,store that Campbell • Thompson told'
TOY'. Greer .and. that 'Dune' McLeod
and Donald McCharles. are 'willing
to, take thear. oath that •Dick Mc
Quaig event td.Joe Agnew and called
him•out.of bed to 'swear. an affidavit
that he never-cross.-questioried, .Joe.
McMillan in regard to what • Tom
• Smith. told_: Dr. Evely . was • being.
freely circulated' by"Wes Hill that'
Is is, said that people, who stem-
-,
tem Billy Davidson said in Wellington. C
'-Hendersons hearmgetha es Hus inn'- ident,_114iss_Elizabeth-M
cee
Iver• 1st vice-president, Mrs. Law -
CREWE
Mr. and Mrs.. Kenny • Campbell,'
Doreen and Lillian and IVIr. Linfield
Anderson of Detroit spent, a pleas.
ant week -end with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson and
family and Mrs. Joe Chamney and
Ann visited on Sunday 'with Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Finnigan. •
Miss Lois Moore visited over the
week -end at her home near Cedar.
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. • Jas. Drennan spent
a day recently with their son -Wil-
fred and Mrs. `Drennan: •
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Treleaven,
Beatrice and Gwendolyn and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan ,and fam-
ily'. attended the funeral of the'
auntMrs. Irwin • near Belfast on
Sunday. .
• Mr. and Mrs. Will Begley of Ham-
ilton visited Mr. enary- on Wed•-.
nesday. They came, ' up. to see Mrs:
Begley's brother, Mr.- Jaek Curran,
who is a 'patient in Goderich Hos
-pital,being hurt in an-aceident--last's
Monday. We are' glad to kitow he is ::
...ammaimew
SENTIN1L
BARGAINS
improving.
Af the Trustee "school • meeting on
Tuesday evening they' accepted Miss
Quinn's resignation as teacher foe
No. 16, where she taught this past
two years. Miss Quinn has accepted
a 'school. in Toronto and Mrs. Mar-
vin .Iaurnin has been. engaged for
this school. • •
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The Ashfield. Patriotic Circle will
meet at the. home of Mrs. Richard
McWhinney, Concession 6, Ashfield,
on Tuesday, June 9th at 2 pan. All
ladies_,.p1 wthe ;community ._are most
cordially invited io attend. _
•
Ore ate S6_th unless V. P: S.
The , inaugural meeting of the
South Kinloss Young . People was
heidin'tile Manseon Tuesday even-
ing, May 26th with a very repres-
entative attendance. Rev. Herbert
F. Dann took the chair : -until such
time as. officers ,were, elected, and
the meeting opened with the sing=
ing of hyinn 541 .followed by pray
er. After . a few appropriate , wards
with regard •to• the forming of a
Young Peoples Group, nominations
of officers followed resulting in the
lection of Hon:. Pres:, Rev. H. F.
-mer,--nevertheless-often-sing e
deckhand who suffered from an1 -
pediment in his' speech ran to' his
captain Orr .the bridge during a ,ter-
rific storm, . and started: •-
"P -Please, S -S -Sir-"
f'For goodness sakes.say it",. de=
mended the captain. "If you 'can't
, week. ' • . win also show lantern slides of the
• evacuation.of Dunkirk: Everyone
should be interested • in this meet-
-
ing and -rare cordially invited to at-
tend: • - ' • -
Mr. and Mrs. 'R.tzdy Selloff and
Elroy and Mrs Ada ' Hodgins of.
Detroitwere here over the week-
end visiting with relatives. •
• Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Percy, Irlma
home. Jean and Marion visited • during the
Mr. Billie Stimson of the Can-„ week with • Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd.
adiin Home Guard at Windsorspent Percy, Huron. -
the week -end .at his home. .. • Mr. and Mrs. W. Lapp and Doug
FOURTH CONCESSION
IVtr. and Mrs. Bert Bain. of 1. on -
don spent a few days last wieck•with
relatives on. the Sixth. • . ..'•
..Mr. GilThm of Toronto spent the
•week-end at Mr. Gilbert Hamiltons
Mr. and Mrs. D. ' L: McKinnon
spent Sunday with Whitechurch
friends..
Mr. Rennie Graham after spend-
ing two weeks at home returned to
Toronto where he starts in training.
• Miss Bessie McKenzie spent two
-1;tays • with •friends in and around
Lucknow.
•>
Miss Dora Winkler of Toronto
' spent the holiday with Mrs. Gil,
bert Hamilton. -
The R Cross 'tluittin ;i t b
pl • at •the home of Mrs: R. Martin..
Thursday afternoon.
las and Miss Dolly Orr visited Sun-
day with their. parents, Mr; and
Mrs. W. Orr, Langside. • •
.Miss Mildred Montgomery and
her sister Mi°s. Bob Neville of De-
troit -called on relatives here Sun
day. "
Mrs..Dan MacDonald of Kincar- pUNGAIVNON
dine spent a few days with .her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Wm. Percy: Mrs. Glenn Passes •
Mrs. B. Slessor and little grand- The death of Mrs. David - Glenn
son, Bevin McLean returned home occurred in. Goderich Hospital on
aft0t°" vrsitirig leekwith--M aeleeeete night•-.-after.-.ani"..illne.se. q,f.
and Mrs. Gordon McBurney, South- tKo months. She had observed her
ampton. 87th birthday on May 25th.
-Mrs. Glenn, a daughter of the late
Thomas Fowler and Ann Alton, was
born on Concession 6, West Wawa -
nosh on the farm '•now owned by
W. J. Robb. On 'March • 21st, 1894,
she was married to the late David.
Glenn, son 'of the late Wim- Glenn
and Sane,Robinsol1, who predeceas-
ed her four years ago.
Their only daughter, Mrs., David
Figgins died twelve years ago.
Mrs. Glenn is' survived by one
sister, Mrs, Elizabeth Robb and by
two 'grandchildren', Agnes antl,, Jean
Figgins of . Niaraga ,Falls.
A family rew,nlon was 'field at
the home of Mr: and Mrs: Harvey
Anderson on Sunday. Present for
the occasion were, Mr. and Mrs., ,las.
Finnigan and daughter Cora; Mr.
and Mrs. Everett. Finnigan and
Gwrendolyn of Dungannon; Mr. and
Mrs. Haney Finnigan • of Detroit
end Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Itabel and
Jimmie of fort Colborne: The latter
family is remaining for as week to
visit Pungent -on friends. '
Miss Audrey dongram, nurse -in
training in her second year at Clin-
ton was not :trying to.. force Bil'
McPherson into saying , where he
heard .that Jim -Burns. was -about to
depart acid our 'loca'1 merchants
would soon be supplying us with
tile at cost and Sam • Sherwood said
Austin Solomon 'said.. if you want to
'
find the.•council men follow the
nauement _ and eBille MacLeod . and
•...�-. "-..-vY_'{v_ ..... ..:.'{art:
•
an_,
be forgot andnever brought to
ind; the -first • mate's 'fallen . over-
board;- he's half a mile behind".
MONSIEUR LAVAL .. FROM VICE
Lord To Vice •Fuehrer. An inside
story about -the, traitorous butcher's
son who rose to power in France by
means of legal trickery and his pal-
aces of sin ..,:.. told in The American
Weekly with this Sunday's (June r )'
issue' of The ,Detroit Sunday Times
by Princess Arpelie Karapow,
•who knew Laval better than most'
of his countrymen. Be sure to get
Sunday's Detroit Times. -
THE PICTURE
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WATCH FOR
The Announcemeat
of..
Scht$1411.1
• 5th 'AnniversarY Sale
starting Boon •
lie war .-w•a M=eim
in again:, there would bea great re
form,• .
How's the. t• for tea -time, gossip?
rence McLeod; 2nd vice-president,
Mr. Harold Campbell; secretary, Mr.
Donald McIntyre; treasurer;'' Mr.
Donald. McIver; pianist,,: Miss 1VIar-
Ion Graham; press secretary, .Miss
Catherine Cai ipbell., • A• socialcom-
mittee was also formed; those elect-
ed • to: act being Misses Catherine
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Plans were Made mapping. out fut-
ure meetings,. and• after some com-
munity singing: the singing of 'the
National Anthea% : brought a very
n
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pleasant eve g
GARAGES CAN RELEASE' SCRAP'•
.TIRES• FOR SALVAGE PURPOSES
Requests• are' constantly being re
ceived f"Tom. garage :ownfor the
ers and
essary.. All that• is nJeded is the re-
ceipt ,of the salvage cenunittee; • a•-•
gainst Which worn -tout tires may .be
released. at any ' tirrie,. accerding. to
ari official .announcementeby the
National Salvage :ComMittee.
NATIONAL OUTPUT ef 150,000 bi-
cycles in.1942 has been authorized.
This is 159 per cent of last year's
produatiOni The order prehihits
making of children's bicycles end
trimmings -in new adult bicycles.
Bruce. Made Contribution
.ated $3,000, to the Canadian Red
Cross Society as the county's con-:
tribution in the egurrent campaign.
This grant is an `dcl'dition to the, hi-.
dividtial canvas whiCh is now' being'
By .ANNE; ALLAN,
Hydro Homo Ec.o,nomisf-� `=" '
SHOWERS •FOR ARTIME ' ' . • Diamond Ring .Sandwiches
BRYDES .WUse circles• of bread with a..srnall •
• Bello .Homemakers! • The lovely circle taken • out of the centre.
old custoiti of giving . showers for •Spread • with butter that•• has., been
brides may still' be • carried on in creamed with spiced tomato soup. • ,
wartime, 'bide remember to , keep With -•a • pastry tube .filled with- a •
then practical and inexpensive as mixture of mashed cooked egg yolks
well as dainty. We suggest an Initial make ' a 'thick circle. •Top in one
'Chest. ' shower. You . might borrow 'place with a triangle; of hard -cooked -
a - big cardboard• box, give it a liglit 'egg white dipped in salad Oil- dress-
coat .of: paint to harmonize with your ' ing. -
decorations, Or trim it with crepe • • .
RAPID _CITY
Pink -Macaroons
paper. Then turn the box upside • 1 egg white
down to house the gifts. Ont. small
holes in the top to form the initials :Red -colouring ......
hole, put a nosegay of flowers With '''• 1 cup cornflakes '
'string attached belotv to a gift.'Wild les tsp. almohd extract
flowers or any garden blooms wohld Add 3 drops of .red •colouring to egg :
be lovely. •As the Pride picks a nose- white. Beet. until stiff, not dry. Siff
gaY, .her assistant clips the, string in sugar and fold hi coconut corn-
, flakes and extract. 'Drop from tip
What ta give the bride? Sonle- of spoOn on greased baking sheet. .
:in electric oven -at 350 degrees
thing she Will need, something that .14alie
will last: something she wants. Use- for 20 minutes. '
TAKE A TIP
file, _mending. kit and firet-aid hit. 1. A subetitute for a pastrY tube is '
easile made with- a small piece.
• SUGGESTED LUNCH
of canVas sewn in a funnel shape.
Chicken Salad Bouchees
2. Puff Paste ot Bouchees' are cook -
Assorted Sandwiches
ed when the prochict is free from
StraWberries ,with Heart -shaped
.beads of mOisture; e'
dOokies
14 cup la r 4:The bitterness Of a chopped sweet
1/2 cup be ng water pepper filling is eliminated by
1/2 cup bre , flour wringing the diced pepper in a '
2. eggs, anheaten
Add butter to the hoiling Water .iri piece of cheesecloth before being
i Mrs. Frank Beebe, aged 49, died
kegen, Mich., from a stroke which
she suffered a week. previous. Mrs.
Bgghee__vvl___i_gae maiden, name was
Irene Lockhart, is survived by .her
husband ,and four Ions and two
daughters, all of Muskegon and
Grand Rapids. Four brothers,. all of
Canada, ,also three sisters, one of
Newaygo, Mich., one Of Kinsella,
Alberta and Mrs. Rohert McNeil of
Lucknow. The funeral service was
held in 'Twin LakeeUnited church
of which she was a member for
Add flour all at .once and stir vigor -
thirty years, arid burial was in Twin
ously until ball forms in the centre
Lake cemetery. ,Mr. and Mrs. Me- *of pan. Rernove from range, beat
Nall attended the funeral last Wed- 'in eggs one at a time. Mixture
nesday. , shoUld be verSr stiff when it is drop -
Mrs. Joseph Ehgland- is a patient ped from a spoon bit , to a greased
in Wingharn hospital this last Couple coekie sheet: Bake in electric oven
of weeks. We hope for a speedy 'te- at 375 degrees for 35-45 mins. or un -
pietUre
pplalished
The was
that of •
THE LATE WALTER TRELEAVEN
whb in 1864 purchased the Lucknow.
Flour TAM, whith had been built
in 1858 by JanteS Somerville. Mr.
TreleaVen operated 'the mill until
his death in 1897 and to this day the
bueineis is• still carried on by his
descendants, .
The mill was origitally a "stone
mill", but in 1883 was turned into
a roller mill by the late Mr. Tre-
leaven., Since then his suceessora
.have froin time to time made im-
Prcivements• and added new reach,
last
a saticepan that is placed on small made into a spread:
• electric element tnrned to Medium '•
' til done eae it depends.upon size of
Mr. JOhn Carter of Ripley and puffs). • Makes 6 large' or 18 tiny
Mr. P. T. Carter were in Toronto ones. When cool, split and add
a week . ago visiting the forrner's chicken ,salad, -
brother Who it sick in hosPital. :
Stimson of the Veteran's S 'read° a• triangle of bread 'with
Guard of Canada • at Howrnanville
was' home here for a few days. '
Bering ;Abe stared Friday night
the Button house occupied by Mrs..
Stimson eeas sttitck by ,lightning.
Small. damage resulted ae it did not
`RhUbarb Punch'."
Rhubarb Pqnch
•
One-third cup orange juice
4 tbs, lemon juice
Crushed ice
Cherged water or ginger ale
Add water, tO rhubarb and cacik
lantil soft. eeie through double
a nnishroorn filling, without season- thickness of cheesecloth, add sugar,
ing. With a pastry tube filled With stir until sugar is dissolved, bring
plain cream:cheese write the firet , to boiliaa,Point, add fruit juices and
.initial,of your guests or 6f the hride, saltealottle to keep in sterilized con-
,. Blossom Sandwiches . 1,tainers. Add aricor,egqiunagleranialeount _of
a table knife shape pink creamed Arine Allan ieVites you to write
ton Hospital. is spending three weeks We. Frank Hesse left for her elieese into petals wv a c
vacation with her .ParentS, lVir. and inery to keep the Min an tiP-to-dale home in Evanston after a visit With motion: ' SPrinkle a ,little yelloh ,questions on hometnaking.problems
1V1rS. Gordon Congram. and .rn9dern one, her 'nether, Mrs. MclCbn2ie. . grated cheese in the centre. and watch this eoleatin ter '