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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-04-08, Page 8• • .PAGE EIGHT THE LIJCKN04ENTINEL--LUCKNOW 011.TARII ligAnd when the time comes, make sure you get an efficient, hard working Esse • 011 furnace,, the furnace that stays younger so much longer l No Down Payment Up .To .1.0• Yeairs To ; Pay. Y HAVENS Plumbing And Heating Phone 528-2012. Lucknow ESSO.- OIL BURNER SALES ' And SERVICE OMEN HEAT SERVICE' • • Colwanash Learning Lassies• Miss Damude attended ;the • 6th meeting, held at Mrs. Alton's. The seventh meeting of the : `Colwan ' ashLearning Lassies was held at the home of Mrs: '. MacDonald on April 3rd. They ..opened t h e meeting with the 4-H Pledge and the roll call answered by.. nine members Mrs. MacDonald gave notes on bias binding . and work- edb tonholes, while Mts.': Alton finished checking the .• books. •Mrs. MacDonald demonstrated how, to, make a reinforced ' seam, a .. fac ng,: and stay -stitching. The eighth meeting was held on April 6th at the home ' of Mrs.•, MacDonald. They opened t h e YOU'RE GETTING! • When you buy Jones, MeeNaugh-, ton seed youknow youare getting what you pay for. All Jones, Mac- Naughton seeds are 'true to variety, carefully cleaned and tested for germination. Jones, MacNaughtop handle only seeds = for, many years they have been Western Ontario,'s leading seed specialists. When you buy• from a local firm on -get -service :.. satisfaction . savings !; ► meeting with the 4-11 pledge and • the Roll Call,. There were discus- sions ' about Achievement Day and;. they handed intheir. blousesand record books. The Achievement. Day will be. held on April 25th at Auburn. ; • Zippy Zionettes The eighth meeting was held at the home ; of • Nancy Kirkland. ' The meeting : opened with the 4-11 Pledge,'': and Donna Ritchie ' read the. minutes. Nancy Kirkland in- troduced Miss Damude and Wan- da Hunter, thanked the speaker for all heradvice on .the books and blouses. All -members ans d wered the '; roll call. The next meeting will be .. held fit Elaine. ,Cook's home when completed work". is ,to be brought in.' Special thanks is give to the leaders, Mrs. Gordon: Kirkland and Mrs Frank Ritchie, to the mothers ..of the • club .. Members and to the publishers • of `. rthe . Lucknow . Sen- tinel. Wanda Hunter . closed , the meeting with . the playing of 'the Queen.": . Kairshea No. '1 There ' were ' six • members pres- ent at the fifth . meeting of the Kairshea Milkmaids which was held March : 30 at , ;the . home of Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. They .re- peated the 4-11. Pledge and then listened .while" Donna Burt read' the minutes of the fourth meeting. The . Toll : call: "The -custard • 1 made," was„answered. They 'made ; white settee . and used it ` to .make.. salmon a la king. The girls sam pled' the custards they brought. This. year, ask Tor Jones;Mac-, Naughton,, seeds, From your local dealer,. or • Jones, MacNaughton Seeds Exeter. Crediton . London 235=0363 234-6363 4324258 CHURCH NEWS Ashfield .Explorers The Explorers of . Ashfield Pres- byterian Church under the lead- ership of . Mrs. Henry MacKenzie and Mrs. Warren Wylds, held the initiation service. The meeting op- ened bysinging `.Jesus `,bids us. shine." The Scripture was read by Coral Finlayson, followed with x•rarer----br—Allaw—Drennanr—The- initiation ceremony ' was conduct- ed by the leaders.' Miss • Sadie Johnston, president of the ' Vt1 M.S., presented stars and pins to the following members':— •, Graham Hamilton,. Jo -Ann McRae, .Cathy Hays, • . Robbie : ; MacDonald, Don- nie Simpson, Cathy Gibson, Jac- kie Hayes, Betty Hayes; Allan Drennan, Janet Gibson, Kenny Wylds, Donna Kerr, Shirley Robb, Jimmie gimpson, Mary Louise.' Simpson, Coral Finlayson, Rus- sell Moncrief Billy' MacKenzie, Kenny McLennan. ' The filmstrip "A village Boy of India" was enjoyed very much. Rev. Neil. McCombie assisted in the 'service, The next regular Meet- ing will beheld on April 7. The meeting closed with a hymn and. Benediction, Lunch utas served and a social hour spent, SUGAR and SPICE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8th, 1964 By •BLLL SMIt.EY HOLIDAY IN • THE; KITC,HEN.• . I'm going . to punch aright. on the nose the next person, be itman, Woman,child, or nice old lady whose bones 'are aS brittle as soda crackers, who asks me, "Did you have a nice Easter holiday?” Some school teachers have a nice Easter : holiday, and good luck to them,. • But English teach - err are not among. there° English teachers have. the same sort of holiday a bus . driver would have if he were given :a week off and told he was ' to drive a bus from ' 'Halifax , to Vancouver in thenext seven days. '. When the holidays began; 1 had examination papers to mark which represented a total of about 480 student writing hours. (They could have produced the works of • Shak- espeare in the same time.) This, in turn, means that I' have about 100hours of marking 'time. No . complaints. It's part of the job. But things were a little more complicated' this year. The ' wo- men of the house.. came down with 'flu, just as the, "holidays" : be- gan.' the, result was that,, instead:. of sitting quietly in my study, and having countless cups • of tea" and coffee, innumerable ' beers and sandwiches brought .me, . to keep me going, I. found myself trotting, up and,: down stairs about six hours . of each day, bearing up tempting little ' things. on trays, bearing down dirty dishes,' While. my pillars of papers sat and gathered dust. •' Results of turning the old man loose with . the grub for. • :a ' few, days was interesting. My wife has almost decided to become,a per- manent invalid. My kids realize. that their father- has another bril- liant, unsuspected dimension.•. The Old Lady was feeling hor- rible, with the flu, but there didn't • seemmuch wrong with her ap- petite. She gained' about eight pounds. Of course, :she's 'not used to my lunches; Instead `of the. soup -and -sandwich routine she's accustomedto they consisted of something like this: glass of sher- ry; grilled sausage . with butter - fried mushrooms and cheese om- elette; tossed salad; blueberry pie and ice cream; coffee; brandy;, cherry -centred chocolates; The kids were a' bit shaken by some of my casseroles. Perhaps the • most successful was the las- agna. Basis,a can of lasagna --- egg noodles; in: tomato and meat sauce: Simmer in oven for ten minutes. Addlayer of mushrooms, layer of •strong cheese, layer of thin -sliced salami, layer of onion rings, layer of mild ..cheese. Bake in : oven. Sprinkle • with paprika, parsley, chives, cinnamon, nut- meg, wild oats, or , anything else that will sprinkle. Serve with hot,. crusty rolls, and• stand . back. The, reason there are no great women chefs? They've no image•, ination., ; My wife hacks up some lettuce,: tomato . and : celery, and calls it a salad. If she's feeling particularly ' exotic, : she might throw in some sliced green pep - Per. Mysalads, besides these bas- ics, , contained great' chunks of cheese, all ® colors;, whole •green; onions, peeled grapes, ' shredded pickle, jelly beans left behind by THE FEUOWNWO TOOTS/wow heav, IYi4s creme se . r SUMP/Na70 . KEEP orf' Hs or! GARAGE CARS -TRUCKS- TRACTORS LAWNMOWERS -WELDING .HURON . COUNTY SETS, MUNICIPAL TAX LEVIES The Huron County equalized 'as- sessment sets the Ashfield figure at $3,075,795 and West Wawanosh at $1,805,522. Total County: assessment is $65,- 259,215, upon:, which $391,555.30 is raised for general purposes at a', rate of 6. mills, 'and for highway purposes the sum • of $522,073.70. on an • 8 mill, levy.. Ashfield .will contribute $18,454;74. . for general purposes and $24,606.36 for highway purposes. West Wawanosh levies ,are $10,- 833,10 for `general purposes a n d $14,444.17 for highways. • At. the March session grants of $150 were approved for the.; Dun- gannon. Agricultural Society a n .d $75 for the Lucknow Society. In the Road Committee's report a reinforced ,'concrete culvert is lemon, raw carrots, quartered dill : listed. for Road 27, Lot 1; Con. 12, Ashfield Township. the Easter. bunny. The - whole. doused in a dressing made of four raw eggs mixed with tartar. sauce, ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard 'and' vinegar. 1 have only two things to say about the grand culinary adven- ture: (a) the food budget is shot for the next • six. weeks; (b) where can 1' buy a good, second-hand, automatic dishwasher? NEWS BRIEFS The Capital. Theatre at 'Kincard- ine, damaged : by fire- this • winter., has not been repaired and is being. offered. for .sale. • '*'• ,*: After 'sixty-eight years in the same family, : the Woollen Mill Store . in Kincar'dine'operated by MacKenzie Brothers has been sold. .. A New Location T� Serve: You Better `. Tomei ..:.Ford :ars Tractor Qivsi HANDLING A FWLL LINE OF Tractors and Implements- ai George White Machinery: We are now located in the •former.Otnar Brooks' Building on Inglis Street," With increased' roorn, we` are now able to • carry a complete line of , Ford Tractor's and Implements and offer'you improved, sales and service facilities; • Y We invite you to dropin and . . discuss your farm • rnachinei7 ideas. • GOER 0. RS 'Trtici;I' Diviskni INCUS STREET Lucknow �.. Phone 528»3010`