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Why Did June Haver ’
Decide To‘ Become A Nun?
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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OBITUARY
MRS. FRANK JOHNSTON
Mrs. Emily Alberta Johnston,,
widow of the late John Franklih
Johnston, died« at her home,. Cam
bria Road, Goderich, Wednesday
night, March 11th. She was in
her 78th year. Born in Durham
County, she was a daughter of
the late .Edwin Atkinson and
Jane Cairns, She had lived pract
ically all her married 4ife in Asl^
field Township,..moving\o God
erich two years 'ago. She was a
member of AsHifield -Presbyterian
Church, and is survived by one
Wni Keith, t of Ashfteld; two dau-;
ghters, (Edith) MrsxHector Cooke
of Goderich
Duncan MLv_..„_ _ +
Mich.;,. two sisters, Mrs.” Herbert
Sissph of Sutton West ’ andr MrS.
John Kerr of London; and,three
grandchildren. The Rev, R;. G.
MacMillan of Knox Church con
ducted the funeral service \ oh
, Saturday at the Lodge Funeral
Home. The pallbearers were
Lorne Farrish, Wilfred Fairish,
James Little, Lloyd Robb, Robert
Scptt apd Herbert Curran. Burial
was in Greenhill Cemetery, Luck
now. ..
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 5
CANADIAN NATIONAL
the only Railway sewing all ten provinces
the cldetl practice in Carleton Place,. Ontario.'
anxiojus calls for help, words of comfort and advice... there’s drama evpry day
• For. forty years, in this office bn -..Bridge Street, Dr*
\ McEwen has answered'the calls of his patients,
at 70, Dr. McEwen Still continues -his practice in
. • Carleton Place r— a^ practice which has touched the
lives of thousands..
Think of. the reassuring comfort,, the Help in time of
trouble brought to millibns because doctors everywhere
~ Gan pg quickly reached by telephone, Think what tliis
means to you and your family in peace.of mind:, in safeL
/ more pleasant living. Then you’ll reaiizeAthat no price
tan measure the value of yotir telephone.
' Have you an (old card table
that has seen better, days? It may
be definitely too disreputable to
sit under a good (bridge hand, but
it will, have’ plenty of uses^et,
It’s a fine thing to fold clothes on
as they come from the line, or
piles of freshly ironed ones. You
can set it up in jfront of, your
board to keep .those long table
cloths from sliding to . the floor.
Vou may set it Up at a handy
reach from; your- dinner table
when you have guests;. If , you
•have srhall children ampng ypur
guests, it makes a fine dining
table for them'. You may carry
'on your adult conversation; they
will enjoy themselves much.more,
and wKat do'you need to care if
they spill
a 36*inch
handy for
work, for
itips. You
in . a cprher,
by '.a (bedside when one is ill,
holds all the things a patient
needs right at hand. We even take
ours on our “up on the hilltop”,
or “down in the valley” picnics.
If we don’t set it. up on its four
legs, we_ lay -it,- top side down?
It holds everything level, and
the edge keeps the dishes, etc.,
from sliding off.
A couple of weeks ago when
I was hunting for my, peanut
butter chiffon pie, I came across
some other ways of using pea
nut butter.
Peanut Butter Saucte: (Yummy,
yummy-on- ice- cream) -i—%—cup
white; corn syrup, *3 tbsp, water,
% tsp. salt, ’A cup peanut blit
ter. Combine first three ingred
ients in sauce pan. Bring tp boil.
Remove from heat. Add peanut
butter, beat with egg beater to
blend. Serve oh ice cream. Chop
ped peanuts, sprinkled on top,
gilds the lily properly. Will„keep
in coivered jar in refrigerator.
Peanut Butter Macaroons: two
egg Whites, % cup gran, sugar,
J/4 tsp. almond flavoring, 2 cups
crisp rice cereal, one-third cup
peanut butter, one-eighth tsp.
salt. Heajt oven moderately hot.
Beat egg whites until they, form
moist peaks. Add sugar gradually,
beating after each addition, Add
flavoring.. Fold in remaining in
gredients. .Drop by teaspopns on
to Well-greased cookie sheet.
Bake about, 2CT minutes in moder-
ate < oven.. . . '
Sandwich Combinations
1. Peanut butter, and sliced bam
anas.
Peanut butter and chopped
dates or raisins mixed with a
dash of lemon juice;
3. Peanut buttei* and grated car
rot/'
4. Peanut butter and sliced olives.
5. Peanut butter and crisp, chop-
’ ped ^bacon. . r
6. Peanut butter and" orange
marmalade.
How would yoU like to try this
salad?
Applesauce/Cheese Salad, Ap
plesauce Layer: % cup water, P/2
cups thick applesauce, 1 package
lime' gelatine. Cheese Layer— 1
tsp. uniflavored gelatin, 1 tbsp,
cold water, J/4 cup hot water,
cup diced celery, *4 cup mayon
naise. Combine % cup water and
applesauce, .heat to .boiling. Add
lime-flavored gelatdh, .stir until
dissolved. Cool. Rour half of mix
ture into oiled 1V2. quart mold.
Chill firm. Soften 1 tsp. unflaivor-
ed gelatine in 1 tbsp, cold water;
dissolve in hot water; < Add re
maining ingredients. Mix; thor*
pughjy. Pour/ into mold. Chill
until firm. Add .remaining apple-
.sauce mixture. Chill. Unmold on
lettuce. Garnish; with~ybu guess*
ed- it! Chopped parsley. Or you
could Use mintr—if you have it
this time: of year. ? ■’> . ;
Now We have a SPINACH Loaf
that is good i % cup cook spinach;
chapped fine.; % cup celery chop
ped fine/1 small dbidn chopped
fine, JUcup fresL breadj cruhibs,
% pound
thefr tomato juice on
luncheon doth. It is
the youngster’s home-
their. scrapbook activ-
can just stick it away
“as is”. It’s - handy
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personal tragedy that, induced her
to retire to devout obscurity; See
The American Weekly with thiss
Sunday’s (March ’ 29th) Detroit
Sunday Times. ’ . ...
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.Sergeant (stepping into bar-
brawl): cut it
out, you hoodlums! We can’t have
fighting men in this army.