HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-10-30, Page 7•
tNDDNE PA ,. OC"i'A. 30th, 1957
,4441411..
u•
,
THE 'LU0 1YOW' SENT ; 'EL, 1aUCKNOW, ONTARIO
r4.T S.E, VES`
by
ROSEMARY •,' THYME.
,Tho other e r da I ,:was; looking
� ,�' .
• me : ni it:.rQcipcs, and • re -
fet ng'Qn the htg
h cost of all
naea > . pro, UP- s. ' ; _ is .;rernin.
me of • a Most amusing:' remark
told to ,me : recently .., .°' . this
is another of those.. funny stor-
ies• that are not as funny when
You don't 'know the people., Dur-
ing a: telephone conversation we
•
wrong time, ti e, an,..d is filled with a of it". Sh-..e 'was, of,ng.t4
e a rtance 'two.
.
sen$ her dwn ixrLpo
cl aracteriSties which, fail to en-
dear her: to people, 1 can find
her arousing; As we don't work
in the same ' organizations, but
she, does distu.ib the .,back hair
of •a xfli'nlber of • people; The wo-
were speaking of •the a-Ppa-t, ng man v rtY� �lvhsim L w to
tactlessness tor 'which ,a, certain laughed heartily and said, (`Just
woman, is. ,noted. She invariably. 'wait, till I tell you,what she said
says ,thel. wrong thing at the to' me, .I 'laugh every time 1 think,
.
.4.
�,.;? f . .✓mow,�w �•K; ,r: }•$j
v?.
✓
•
emea
Pgga, powder, salt
and pep-
met S--- coming away from it. cgok slowly for 10 min: Remove
5, stopped and looked 'her cover,and cook i9 min. longer,
over, and then said, with ,her iSerVeS 4 to 6. ,
characteristic abruptness, ".F Van' Lima Bean Chill ]< med. onion,
never understand .how. people 1. fb.F chopped ground beef, 2 to
can stay fat with 'meat; the price :3. tsp. chili • powder, ' 1 tsps, salt.,:
i --iso,,. •Mrs. A . _: _is .quite pleast.1. i x frozen ,Lima, beans, 19 oz; _..,
fangp lump, which gave .e, r'e ; can .::tomatoes,` •':grade C.. Cook
Mark a distinctly personal flay- - onion, anU beef -in.- large sauceyG,
or . But. people just. don't; talk r to. pan, stirring with fork.. until
Mrs Ate, 'that -a -way.. the meat loses its,red -color, Add re -
first 'place, she :is the *ife of maining ingredients; bring to
one of the town's • leading'Indus- boil; -cov
er. . and sim n er about
violists,. ' and .as such. is accorded .min ,' stirring occasronait
• ,. : i, is.. a lush round' meat.
respect, and, zs accorderl� re � 1 ri . , . g •
spect on, her own account as' well,; oripe,' fit•.for company dinners '
affection. too, from lesser great Beef .arid Mushroom Roll' 1:'
tires like myself, sinee' she , is a pound' or; ground beef, one -guar-•
most' unar.surning woman, .fi iend- ter. .tsp. of salt,: 1/4 tsp. of pep-
,ly , andcharming,, 'With' no pre- ,'pei, 2 oz.. can .mushroom pieces
tense; And , a fine sense ., of hu=' ';with, the liquid;: 1 :small onion,:
mour! minced, 1/4, cup swee t pickle, two"Petunia"' 'said today .that. met. 'sprigs chopped ' parsley,. 1/4
tsp-
loaf is .easy' :on the budget, but dry mustard, 2 tbsp f=flour,.
terribly dull. 1 don't .agree I curt dough, 10 oz:; can beef gravy;
think that you sari •get more, var-.�'t o t • eef,es tarred color. fork all
iety into dishes ; made of chop-
Ped . ;;meat•„ than any other .:'kind ingredients, except last tihree,.,
o;:meat: r : , Sia rrr�er-=10- mm Pour -off -most
I was hunting for a chili• cad of fat. Blend iii flour, add'one
capierecipe, and have a .couple third cup `'waterw and 'cook until
food ones foi ,you. The one"' thing ' thickened,.• stirring, constantly.
, ou must Use: 'yourdiscretion iii ' Coo1, Roll dough, in 12 iby 9 inch
these recipes. is ' the amount' of rectangle.. 'Spread 'mixture on,
-evil-i---powder -that, your -family.• dougk to within 'one-half inch,
will take: You will: notice.the,edges Moisten ••edges:Frwith ,water,
difference 'in amounts in' these roll.like jelly ','roll :and pines
two recipes ; some. folks, like' edges ;'together. Put roll in, ggreas-
it piping `hot', • and others have, ed shallow 'pan,• and brush with
tender taste buds, and may. get
,milk.' Bake in. hot oven, 425 F.
heir tonsils 'burned: about 20 min. Cut in slices rand
Chili Con, Carrie—:` one ' laz ge serves with heated gravy.
onion, 3 'tbsp. 'salad or olive oil, „ *`
1 lib. ••round beef, .1 '(No.:2`) can:
kidney
Train Service.
beans 1 (No:•
, L� sari to=. �,. Train•., service that .has-been in ''
effect fact .for 9'9 "' ars' came 'to a
rri,atoe 3 � tbs' :, chilid
e
. S
Y ..
n
endo a�t"rd.a : w `en h
.. h the C
1� ,one-eighth n
�.;
tsp:.sa t, ,one . .g h sp .pepper,y . ,
disco..t'. ue. :•:as'n: r,
c n in d..the passenger ser.- •'.
i fir; `� eat' the
ise .
Cut the e H oil
u the.
n ,.p ,g
and cook onion Until tender. Stir v ice into Gorieri
ch at night as '-
'in 'th.e-grodriebeef trate--
browned: Add.'bean$, .tomat which ' left ''Gederich at ' 5:40 a.tri.
•
FORME R L�IJC KNOW
YOUNG LADY WED
BIRD—ROSS
The Cayuga United church was
' the, , setting •'for' the wedding of
j'. June Rose, daughter 'of- Mr. and.:
Mrs. John D:•, Ross, and Douglas
Wayne Baird, . song' of ,MVir: and
Mrs. " John A. •, Baird, all ; of Cay-
uga. The -Rev.' :H.` Howey, B.A-
BM., officiated at the noon Cer-
emony on Saturday, October 12:'
•
NDE. today':s econo'i�nic condilt ons, what you .
� .. ei'.w rwer�wwew�w AM /. ISN_ �/�,
dont :want from—go. T o •
without, will determine . "whether inflation :is : to',
halted..
father, .the .bride' -wore •;a 'baller-
ina length: gown of nylon sheer
over taffeta. ,Her veil was ' :held:
by - crowrr�of sequins, thine
stones and, pearls, Shecarried.
l -a •-wh1te-Br.ible adoned with pink
roses; and .lily of the valley. •knot-•
ted. in , the ' satin .streamers. The .
bride'wore, a string' of pearls, the
gift of the , groorn,
fn other words, it is.. up to the people df nad ►'
i
• themselves'• to determrne� : �vh�t.sor�t-�ofutur_e.. they
,: wild . have:•: .
representatives in government at
u on ant?
al -1 �-k�r��1•�-.=1�r.o-�.wha�t-
f ,
• not.write and" fell them?
a
STEEL CO
`' ,M'
MONTREAL. GI NANO0:UE H MILTON
BRANTFORD TORONTO
•4444440144••••1444-44•4.4.
•
14,
Miss alion ,Ross, sped "of the
bride,, was maid of honor,
ing a ballerina length ' gown . of
orchid:, nylon sheer : Over. taffeta:.
with -matching headdress. She •
carried` a fan with yellow .rose
buds. . ,
Mr . 'Wayne: Roys, :cousin, of 'the'
groohi,
the'
groom, . was :the .best ' man :and'.
the.. ushers were: Mr.: 'Robert
Baldwin ' of Cayuga,' friend o '
the groom, and' Mr. Arnold Ross
of . Elliott Lal `, :,.brother of the
`bride
The wedding music was play'
-ed.', by M , :S.' •,Allen; • .and, the
soloist• was Mrs.. Robert. • Keifer,.
:Who sang,. "The` Lord's.• Prayer's
and during the signing ' of 'the •
register'' ``Because" •'•
Following the ` •ceremony, a
wedding •dinner was •served_, in
the ---church parlors;_ where_ the
ride's: mother received, wearing
a _sheathe dress of Geneva blue
w i1 h black accessor'ieS and a corms .
cage of,, pink roses. She, was as,
silted by the. groom's mother
a
wearing a sheath dress ;of
nab with broWn . accessories:
a corsage of 'Talisman roses;
:For traVe11ing to: pO'nts. ji.(tth,
the bride 'wore a sheath dress
and. -maf .ng, :..du tera<, 01_taffey . —u.,. -.
satin -back dress tweed, Her ac,‘
cessories were ,brown and .'she
',wore . a cor',sage of ..Talisman
roses; Upcin thein : return • they'
*will ' reside in . Caytiga.
but oi'" town guests were pros- .
en' . frc m. Setklrk,. Ell.iett Lake,,
Ona, in•• .Stratford 1 . Welland and
p ��
Hamiltoi i
f:.