The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-02-03, Page 8'PAGE EIGH'
THE L;V CKNOW ' SENTINEL, 'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
• WEDNiESDAY, FEB. 3rd, 1960.
GavIlIer, Mcintosh
CHARTERED. ACCOUNTANTS'
Bell Telephone Building '.
W'ALKERTON.
E, .KENNEDY, ; B.Ecf., B.A.,. C.A,--Residerkt•Manager.
Telephones :' ' Business 633; Residence :106
,gnaws' INSUR�INCE Ag�nc� .
GENERAL • INSURANCE.
Business 39 HOWARD AGNEW. Residence 138
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ROSEMARY THYME
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• Yesterday 1 had a letter from
a friend who is a farmer'swife.
:She said, "I hope you are using
lots of eggs.'Try and eat up . the
• surplus!", A large order: for one'
family. of three.' But . if ''vire all
make a point' of using' more eggs
it should help , the situation
'sometime. And -:certainly r, there
• is no way you • can get as , much
food value for ' your mohey.
Have , them :M sandwiches',
'egg::' nogs. ° for, quick- :.pick-up,.
supper,' and lunch dishes, :des-
'serts.Be more lavish with them
in "`.cakes -an extra . • egg is : th, e
'equivalent of . 1/2 : t$p. baking
Povvdex.. •
Chopped hard cooked eggs
with ' chopped "onion or finely.
chopped; celery or . pickle mixed
till moist with . salad • .dressing.
makes Very ',tasty • sandwiches..
Lunch or Supper' Dishes—Eggs
a la, King, hard -cooked . eggs,. 1/4
cup; milk, 1 can mushroom soup:
Mix, soup . and, milk, . heat, add
sliced .eggs. :Serve on toast, and
garnish, with strips, of pimento..
Place' hard cooked eggs, .cut in
halves lengthwise, around . Cook-
ed rice or macaroni, '•in• a. !baking
dish. (Cover •with: cheese sauce,
and' :buttered crumbs. Bake • urntil
crumbs are :browned; '
You may; .make :a simple.: o�rne-
let and ' vary .it in ' dozens. of
. different : ,Ways. ' Sometimes I • add.
finely' chopped onion, or pars-
ley,• left -oyer canned • corn},: grated
cheese,. chopped 'cooked. ; •bacon.
You'' may fold it over ground
ham, ',or a tiny`• sausage.Serve
With `..mushroom' soup, slightly
•.diluted, or 'tomato soup; r or to;
mato sauce;
Edmonton Omelette This 'is:
a •friend's',recipe, 6 eggs, heat. .to
boiling point, .1 cup :milk, 1 cup
fresh : •bread crumbs, .. salt and
pepper. Add to beaten egg yolks..
Fold in the 'whites,.' Melt, 1 . tbsp.
butter in'.:skillet.,'Pour .in mixture;
and ' cook . over medium. . heat
until. •brown , 'underneath.: Dry
top . in :Medium oven, ' •fpld . and•.
serve.
:Here is, my recipe—Four eggs,
I/4 ., cup milks -dash `seasoned salt,
Beat • eggs ' separately, • makes
P. Y�
'fluffier 'mixtures, and,,.niore bulk.
.Melt butter in pan, a. largepan
•so your omelet' will not be too;
thick . to fold. over nicely. When
it begins. to .get • pet on the. ;bot-
tom, 'slide a • spatula gently; tinder
'and let ' the: uncooked portion•
run under, first in•'one place,: and
then in another.. , It should, . ibe.
cooked : through when you fold,
it,' but. still soft' on top
, We alio like this omelet roll
eggs. 'beaten seParatelY, 2 tbsP.
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At The North •End Of Brussels
INSPECT THESE • CARS NOW IN WINTER COMFORT
•119p59 Ghev impalia ; Hardt op, •-fully powered, fully
ped'
2-1.959 Pontiac Laurentian sedan, automatic, :fully
equipped Y $2,754.;
2-1
1959equipped 959 Chev Biscay '$ sedans fully •,autippetidc,'fuTly equipped ,$,6455;.
$ 0
1958 Olds, 4 -door hardtop, •automatic, fully. powered $2,695
1958 Strato-chief sedan, automatic, fully, equipped .. $2,295
,1958 Pontiac ' Strato-chief,sedan, fully equipped $2.095
2-1958"Chev, deluxe sedans, automatic, fully
equipped 7
3--1958 Chev. Standard Sedans
1956 Merc`u'ry Sedan, fitll power: :,
$2,150.
• $1,995.
$1,495
1956 Ford coach, 8 cylinder 1295
1955 bodge coach with radio Yfa,i.• ..YA: .f .:.. ...:.:...fa :' $795
1953 Ford sedan ✓ Y.:,.:Y7.,... $695.
A number of 1954 Chev. .sedans and coaches
from ..., ' • ` .. $650 • $895.
•
. ANumber of Alder Models,
••
TRUCKS! TRUCKS! .'
'1955 International, 3 -ton, 'complete with racks, 14 foot
body
., ' ' $1,250
51 Dodge ;4' ton 'pick-up
ru sse1s MO-
Huron • County's Foremost Used Car 'Dealers
�ASl1, TRADE, TERMS -- Open Evenings • Until 10
Cities Service, Dealer : Phone 173, 'Brussels
ASK SUPPORT FOR
BRUCE :HISTORY .
The co-operation , of various
organizations throughout Bruce
County is ',being. sought in' conte'
ne,ction: ,.with the • reprinting of
Norman. Bobertsc n's History • of
Bruce: •
"We believe the County needs:
the work •of the Historical Soci='
ety 'to Preserve .its records," said
Mrs. George Downey, secretary -
treasurer oaf • the Society of - which
S. 'E.. Robertson of. Lucknow'
the president,.
The • following letter has been
sent by the Society to • organiza;
tions in the County: , '
"Bruce County Historical •Soci-
ety has. undertaken the •,produc-
tion of a reprint copy Of Norman
Ro}bertson's' 'History of Bruce•
County.' The: first edition ' was
printed .in 1906, and 'became a
well known reference 'book. Even.
the children. became. ,.fainiliar
with .itr as the County Council
put a copy in each. Bruce School.
'Copies. • of 'this. first edition
have (become' setece. and. much
prized, and, prices. have ranged
all the way. from $10,00 to $200.,
depending on the condition of
the •book and .how' pouch the.
buyer 'desired, it.
"We shall be able. to' sell copies
of the- second edition for $5.00
or' less. The more books we order
• from the publisher, the lower
we can set the. price for you.
"The order to the' publisher
must be given in ` 2 - 3 weeks in.
order to. have the books, by: June
•or July:.
"This Is NOT 'a money -Making
scheme. This is the .1960 project
of -your Bruce County Historical
Society.' We hope' you will take
advantage •of it. and buy :a copy."
ST. HELENS;
0
Any girl ,between:.12 ':and ';25
•years :of age who 'wishes, t0 `join
the 4-H: Hometnaking. •Club for
.the project "_Meat, in the : Menu"
should • get in ` touch With Mrs.
Gordon:MacPherson. Mrs. •Mac-
.Phersojn with . ; Nancy ; Curran,
Nancy ' Dorscht, Nancy •and' Pat-
sy : Cranston and ♦ their " headers,
Mrs.. Jim Curran' and .Miss .Irma
Forster attended .the Achieve-,
merit Day for the ' project,
Clothes closets up to ;.date, held
Wingham recently: Nan4y
Curran received a certificate. of
ach.ieveinent for completing.'two
projects,
The ladies ,are.: reminded .of I
flour mixed with 1 tap. • . baking
powder, 'one• -third cup hot wat'-
er., Fold flour: arid baking pow-
der, 'beaten yolks,. add, water..
and . • fold in . whites. ' Bake
large panas you; would''a. jelly.
roll.When •set and partly brown
spread chopped cooked , ham, cut
' mushrooms •L• any filling you
like.. Roll like jelly roIl, when
cooked. • , • '
Baked .eggs are:.a. :fine , change
too, . and no trouble to look after
like boiling eggs •and timing
thein •.to . the split second• of be
ing done just.right/ or. poaching.
You just :pop them in' the oven
in a 'variety of combinations,'
leave • for 12.. or, 1:5 min:, „slow
oven; 325. .
Grease. muffin tins arid , break
ah egg in each cup., When cook-
ed turn thein out in a hollowed.
wellfluffy mashed'potatoes.'
in Sprinkle chopped ,p rsley. over
all; or — line greased ,custard
'cups with 'buttered 'bread crumbs
and strips of cooked bacon;
forming the.slice .of bacon into
. a 'ring around.. the:' inside. Break,
an 'egg into the centre, Bake;'
or --- Saute sliced mushrooms in
butter • and, arrange in butter'
and arrange In bottom of greas-
ed custard cups, Break an egg
on top; .cover with cheese sauce,
sprinkle . with buttered ±crumbs•
and bake; or fill individual
baking ' dishes with' buttered
cooked spinach, or Spanish rice.
Make a depression• in the- centre
of, each, and •break, an egg into
it, 'Sprinkle 'with grated 'cheese,
bake.
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Phone 7;
themeeting.:pf the Women's 'In-
stitute this Thursday afternoon.
at -2,: 'clock. ' Roll gall, 4n, :ex-.
change of valentines .and . :name
a .eau ry of. the ommonwealth
and •i • caPitil. ; .
We' • are •; sorry to. ' report that
Miss:. Annie Durriin, is a 'patient
in. ' the Winghiam . and. District
'�T
ospital. . Mr: A. G. ;Webb ..is
also ..a patient there .:again. .
: T'here. were, seven • 'tables' . at.
the 'shoot ' party held in .No.. 3 •
school • on • Friday night:. Sharon
Jefferson .- won first: :prize, and
Mrs. R.`' McAllister the .consola- .
tion for' the`tadies With*. Pete
Jefferson first and Cass Jouws
ma, consolation for the. .men.' Mr..
:Howard .Thompson' was the win' -
ner of the travelling. 'shoot, prize.
Mr :and Mrs. , Fred Thompson.
and ;Benny of Exeter were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs..
Gordon : • :MacPherson. • Mrs."
"MacPherson, who .had „spent the
week ..•. at Exeter.. returned; home
• with them.
• Mr.: and Mrs . T. J: • Todd .and
Miss ':Isobel . Miller were :week"-
end
`week:end : guests :of Mr. '. and Mrs:
.Gordon` McIntyre' and' Donald at
',Richmond Mill '
Mr. and. Mrs.. Ray Laidlaw .of
Winghani .:spent the : week -end
at
at ..the; home.' • of ' :Mr. • and Mrs:
T. J. Todd.
1VI•r. and Mrs; Ross Errington .:
visited on Saturday , with. `their
Tuttle 'daughter, Valerie at. the
.Children's, . War Memorial' Hos-
pital, Lonon. Valerie, although,,
still quite ill•has' been taken -off'
'the. critical • list.
Mrs: Harvey Webb was. a visa-
tor, in (Brantford for the .weekend.•
Mrs.' .George 'Stuart; ;Mr..
Stuart, .•Miss W:.: D. ' Rutiherford,..•
Mr.' :Donald: and: ss Mar"ji•.
Murray .visite;d on, Sunday with
1Vlis�s Anna Stuart who is a Pat-
ient in Wellesley Hospital; Tor
onto. Miss. `Stuart, . Who has been
for some 'time was tohave.
entered the • Wingham Hospital
this week:
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MONUMENTS
Fo sound counsel arid a fair price on.a mohutnent •
j correctly. des ned' . fro.ni unlit material,
. Y g 4 Y
rely .,n
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