The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-12-09, Page 5it
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WEDNESDAY, DEC, 9th, IBM
Letter. To The Editor
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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IS YOUR MONEY
OUT OF WORK?
If you yourself were out of work—
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consider yourself something of a
failure, wouldn’t you? By the
same token—-MONEY should be
working, too, making more money
and making it safely.
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OUR FREE WORLD
spent a. happy boyhood in
« ^k!?OiW z?nd f9r that 1 a™ most
grateful. One. of the songs I'used
to enjoy at school was “Rule Brj-
^annia”—a song written in trib
ute t.o the 'might of the, British
Navy, . •
Times have indeed. changed
since then. Air.power has,forced
ahead and in recent years the
unbelievable destructive power of
the atom bomb has been. ,§hown._
In the ebr irderabje unrest we
hear-of at Rhe- present tjme\one
name seems' ta stands put- above
the dtherf^-nKorea, ' Having heard
the. name sb. often during the last
few years if- niight* be interesting
o kno\y just what * the mere
mention ot the word means to
Canadians in different walks of
life, ^Should Korea and: French
Indo. China ^fall prey to the com-
ipunist hordes, would our ’way of
life in the free .world be really
threatened of is that just so much
.talk? ' ’ , 1 ■. ’' ■ - '
It seems to me that in the
•weeks* arid months fhat. lie just
ahead more and more people are
going to be obliged to do some
concrete thinking about those Far
East places. . Certainly we can
take the. attitude that Canada’s
standard of living is high, so let
some of the other countries loo'k
up to us as a shining example.
Unfortunately we rriust. realize
that untold millions of‘people in
the world today are not free to
lobk or- to worship and whose
leaders are vigorously opposed to
our way of life.
Would it not help to clear our
thinking along these lines if some
of us made an attempt to briefly’
state our views from time to
time in a column of The Sentin-
-el^Ihm—^ure^that many" of its
readers are quite capable of giv
ing’us some interesting views
along these lines. .
' “RANCHO”. .
this’ n’ that
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ROSEMARY THYME
Wingharri Hospital.
A Want Ad will bring big re
sults at little cost.
Take No Action
Carrick Township has taken no
action in regard to its share of
% of one percent, or $1000, to
ward the proposed new wing at
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I Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association j
| “WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED” j
j Meetings Will Be Held On: |
j Monday, December i4th !
at 1.15 P.M., «iii the Town Hall, EXETER
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15th
at 1.15 P.M., in the Community Hall, BLYTH
j------A moviiTg~picture on frozen semen—will be. shoAvn, _as.-well as slides of all the bulls ip use. An opportunity will |
j Association, and men will be elected to select and advise j
| directors from Huron County on the board of the Waterloo I
I Cattle Breeding Association. ' I
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Do you make hot water pie
dough to have on hand? Simply
take 1 pound lard (you get best
results with lard) and pour over
it one cup boiling water, Allow
to cool , . . lard - will be quite
soft. Add 5 or 6 cups flour, de-
pending on the flour; you need
a good stiff mixture, Keep jt in
the frig, or a good cold place,
and cut off a slice when you
want tp make a pie,
Have you made the Chiffon
Pumpkin Pie of last week? I
made one for our church turkey
supper. It looks very nice too,
with chopped pecans in a circle
around the edge, and sp it got
put away in the corner of the
cupboard, with the lush lemon
and banana cream pies, for the
waitresses. (Isn’t that. wicked?)
It was voted “put of this, world”.
So yqU had better, try it. It is
certainly popular with my family,
an^ so easy to dpi .
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What do’ you suppose the mod
ern housewife does with all the
extra time she should have with
all the new time savers? Elect
rical equipment. Prepared foods,
soups’ all reaidy ...to.- heat
and serve. . You may combine 'a
couple of different va’rfeties and
have a change, cream of chicken
with cream of mushroom, dr-with,
crearh ofcelery soup. You cari
try all sorts of combinations. The
reason they are so popular is, no
doubt, because of the saving in
electricity. Years ago we might,
have a fire in the big'wood stove,
burning all day long, and it was
quite easy to have, a pot of soup
simmering away on the stoye for
hours. I was reading the other
day of a particular Cape Cod re
cipe that had every known vege
table, and almost every variety
of meat, it seemed, and it was
supposed to simmer for three
days.
And cake mixes. You can whip
up a cake, in. a. jiffy, with a min-
mum of dirty dishes. Add. nuts
to a plain White cake, raisins to
a spice one, a package, or part
of ^package, of jelly powder to
a white mix; a lime jelly powd
er gives you a sice soft green,
any red powder a delicate pink.
Something nice to do with
angel cake, made in a tube pan—
dissolve 1 pkg. strawberry jelly
powder in ; 1 % cups hot water.
When’ partly thickened, beat un
til fluffy. Fold in ¥2 cup straw-
berry jam -or thick strawberry
preserves, and % cup cream,
whipped. Scoop out pieces of the
cake here and there all around
the. cake, drop'these pieces in the
centre. Pour in gelatin mixture
to cover.
A sirnple iway .to make a iruited
jelly quickly — thoroughly dis
olve a package of the powder in
1 cup boiling water, then add 1
package of frozen/fruit, still froz
en. Agitate gently until it is
thawed, so ^as not. to mush the *'
fruit too much.
I’ve digressed. I’m supposed to
be still on cake mixes. .
Cookie Quicks: ¥4 cup soft
shortening, 1 cup Chopped nuts._ _
1 unbeaten egg, one-tjiird cup of
rnilk, 1 pkg. Cake mix, any de
sired. Stir shortening, nuts and
egg together, add milk and cake
mix, blending well. Drop by tear
spoons. Bake 12 to 15-min._until-j_ lightly—•browned——■■■•■'-. — — — -k
You may make chocolate or
spice brownies with the same re
cipe in a greased pan, baking 25 (
.or 30 min. in a moderate .oven.
Dust with powdered sugar or ice I
thinly. Cut in bars. ■'
Dumplings are mixed in a .trice ’
With biscuit .mix, rind you may i
make a quick nut or raisin bread
with biscuit mix.
Quick. Nut Bread; ?£_cup sugar,
1 egg, l?/2.cups milk, 1 cup chopr
ped nuts • or raisins, or both, 3
cups biscuit mix. Mix in all in
gredients. except .biscuit -mix then
mix it in well, beating hard for
¥2 min. Bake 45 to 50 min. C60I
before cutting; , > . •
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the Department of Veterans’ Af
fairs in London., •
During, the. Second World War'.
Mr. White w.as in uniform (for 5-
5'ears, four of which he 'served
overseas as- Lieutenant-Colonel.
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leglate Institute, From 1927 to
1931 he attended the University,
of Western Ontario College of
Education before teaching on the j
staff ;of the Walkerville'Cplleg-j
fate as a classics specialist’ He I >
'did not resume teaching on* his j
return from overseas. ' -
Ho is a nephew, of Miss Eliza->
be.th Mprdie Of . town, '
Lieutenant-Colonel,
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