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with the school being enlarged to Championship teams, . as also }°a, OEIl�J!: • itIAnfiadmll C,O(t?rs.sty �
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first of thre work periods they will spend` 6n, board. ship as part 4f their ship in 1940. "1 sure had ;lots of Sk*RENNIE
under radua a training. Douglas, a son of. Mr.' and Mrs. David Hoover of Centre fun playing with the Bears,” Sam auSe i
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Navigation Cadet aboard the 'Algorall, an Algoma
the great
told the News, as he reminisced
CentralRailway vessel. The
cadets' will return to campus
In. January. Capt.. Rucy
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Sam, as he is locally known
Behram (right), Head of Marine. Training, explains toe
use of the Gyro-Compass
throughout the district, took an
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outdoors
active part in service,
Some foods just taste better
organizations, being a Past
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Tr a rn a n -dish s I a d for
when they are cooked outside on
the barbecue. This is especially'
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Club, and the Charter President
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of the Sundridge Lions Club, and
true of vegetables, whether
are accompanying sizzling steaks
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more s. u b•st a n t' a I
or juicy hamburgers.
Food Advisory ' Service,
Sundridge Branch #467, Royal
Canadian Legion.
recommends wrapping
He is well known, province -
'of
4r Fresh fruit salad plates have
the plate itself. The greens,
1 slice swiss cheese
vegetables loosely in heavy
in 'double
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always been popular during the
especially the dark leafy ones,
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, '/2cup potato salad
aluminum foil or'
thickness of foil to cook them on a
has toured extensively with the
summer, especially fai lunch and
contribute vitamin, to the diet. •
'/z"'cup carrot and raisin saladbarbecue.
•Seal the edges with
group. The band has played all
the delicate appetite. • But how
With the great 'variety of fresh
2 radish roses
tight double folds and cook on a
across Ontario and • even, in
about the person who enjoys the
fruit .and vegetables. available on.,
3 celery sticks ._
grill; three or four inches from
Quebec City.. The band, under his
lovely freshness of a salad but
the market, it is a great time to,
I;' green onion
from the coals, turning
leadership, has played at the last
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experiment. Cris cele and •
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occasionally, or cook directly on
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substantial? The answer is
cari°ot sticks, green onions, green
endive.
the coals and turn often.
Conventions.
simple -- hearty, cold main -dish
pepper, tomatoes, cauliflower -
'one
"-Chicken Salad Plate
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salads. These' can be as
nourishingand as satisfying as a
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choose or several, Add'
smaller quantities of an 'of the
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year by .trying these savory
members of the band sponsored a
"Sam Rennie Night" to
hot meal, but cool, quick and
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ingredients as garnishes,
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vegetables.
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pay
tribute to their leader who had a
refreshingat the same time. _
A main -dish salad an be
There are few more secrets
for a successful salad.. Consider
3 carrot stick's
2 the tomatoes
cherry
,medium peeled onions in '/a inch
donated so 'much of his time and
'the .
prepared from a variety f foods
the flavor, color, texture. and
jellied salad in green pepper cup.
slices and place on,6 pieces of foil.
Top with a mixture of 1/4 cup oil,
energy' to oommutlite
One other activity, little known
and leftovers may come in handy.
shape of the major ingredients. A
parsley' sprigs
'/4.. cup vinegar, 2 teaspoons
outside of the Village of
Usuallya protein food, a starch
sale that looks good -will taste
brown sugar, '/z teaspoon salt, r/4
Sundridge, is that Rennie.
food and vegetables or fruit are
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teaspoon savory and a dash of
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included. ,
foods are fresh and chilled in
Serve with crisp crackers.
pepper. Seal foil and cook on grill
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about 1 hour.Carrots: 'For six
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When asked what he planned
to do on retirement, Sam said he
Ln r dient first. In general, allow
container' of salad dressing or
Cold slicn4 pork on rye with
servings, cut 1 pounds peeled.
carrots lenghthwise in sticks• and
would continue to live in
two to four ounces or one-half cup
other condiment - horseradish
mustard
place on 6 pieces of foil: Top with
SISrtdridge at his home on Main
of a high-quality protein food per
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with cold roast beef or cranberry
1/, cup Cole slawStreet
a mixture of 1 tablespoon• each of;
which fronts on Lake
person to ensure an adequate
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sauce with sliced turkey,
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sugar and lemon juice, s/4
Bernard,, and also he felt lie
protein supply in the meal. Fresh
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or leftover meat, fish or poultry,
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Arrange on a bed of lettuce es oohs butter l�wpll.k d
cuts, cottage cheese-Iidpegnut main course salad, an*appetiera, o
a;'butter are all excellent choices. If ' salad -or an accompanying side Beef Salad Plate 'cook on grill 20 to �S i#iintites. ' ~
you wish small quantities, of two salad, the variety of salad greens Mushrooms: Wrap whole •
or three of these may be and vegetables is at its best now, 3 slices cold beef mushrooms in foil with' butter,
cup macaroni salad
combined. so enjoy salads often. /z
r salt and a g pepper. Cook on rill 20
to 25 minutes.
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also -be shredded or
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NEWS "OF
Cromarty
. Karen Meiklg entertained four Two'and One, and My Doll Dears.
of .. herfriends at a party The meeting closed with "Come,
celebrating her fifth birthday,. Let us Sing '” and the Lord's
Attending were Tracey, Parsons, Prayer. A delicious lunch was
John .Taylor; Tom Laing, and served to au. you the choice that all the agrlcultural services you re
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ROGER DOWKER \ INER SMITH Or you can take your farm financial Then there's the Agri-bank—an office -
needs to his office. on -wheels that manag&floger.Dowker. '
The Royal Bank in Exeter now gives can bring right to your door. This means
,Terry Meikle.
Mrs. William`lt�oebuck of
Vermilion, Albertan, visited
recently with her cousin, Mrs.
Thos. L..Scott and Mr. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Laidlaw of
Dorchester visited Sunday with
Mrs. John Jefferson. '
Mr. and Mrs. Th os. Gillespie.
London, weret Saturday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Th os. Scott
and family. Also visiting, on the
weekend were Mr. Claire Wilson
and Mrs. Mary Mitchell, of
Detroit.
Marian Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary
Last Tuesday afternoon' the
Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary
pad their annual visit to
Kilbarchan Nursing home ,in
Seaforth and entertained the
residents at a meeting on the
Both Cromarty residents at
Kilbarchan, Mrs. Sadie Scott and
Mrs. Mary Allen, were unable to
be outside for the meeting.
Sports
Players for the Chiselhurst
Men's Softball Team were rather
scarce on Saturday night and as 'a
result they began with a few
substitute players and lost the
game to Roys by a *24 - 14 score.
On Sunday night Cromarty and
Staffa met in a much closer game
with Cromarty emerging
victorious by 18 runs to 15.
South Hibbert. Bantam Boys
and their coaches, Jac Christie
and David Dow, tra elled to
Kirkton on -Sunday evening and
were defeated 11 - 2 by Blanshard
Bantams.
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lawn. Mrs. Lorne Elliott presided
for the program which had as its
theme "Friendship". The
meeting �pened with the hymn,
"VVhati a Friend We Have in SCRATCH, PADS'
Jesus". Mrs. Robert Laing read
the scripture on friendship from
John, Chapter 15, followed by the .-:fo"rocery lists, keeping scores,
meditation by Mrs. Larry
Gardiner and prayer by Mrs.
Beverly f.
Mrs. GordonrdoLaing, who also pho-ne messages, love letters etc.
accompanied the hymns, played
two accordion solos, "Just a Song ° '
at Twilight" and "Waiting for the Various sizes—'take your choice
Robert E. Lee". Mrs. Th os. L.
Scott accompanied herself on the '
autoharp as she sang "On the 2 for 254
Wings of a Dove" and "The
Sunshine of your Smile".
Shirley Miller entertained with at the
V two step -dance number,, and
Nancy and Barbara Templeman
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sang, '`Let the Sunshine In", and
"uOil
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f !'Faith, Hope and Charity". Mrs.
Eldon Allen gave readings from
Flu an old Ontario Reader including
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"At the branch in Exeter, you'll find Iner ever likely to need, like our Farmplan and
Smith, who can offer you the whole range access to our Agricultural Department
of Royal Bank. services— including many specialists; can be made available to you.
agricultural services. The branch is open So call Iner or. Roger. They'll help you
from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm on Monday to choose between going to the.bank,.or
Thursday; and til 6.00 pm'on Friday. havina the Aari-bank come to vou.
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