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os ~ Meross the Kitchen Table BY MRS..-MAC What a flood of -memories short a item in a newspaper can 'bring to mind! Last Friday morn- ing, «when glancing through 'the Bracebridge Herald-Gazette, one of the weeklies received: in this of- fice, I noticed in their 'twenty years ago". column,. the announce- ment of the death of Rev. William Farmer, at the age of 81. He was in change of .the Englehart and Tomstown Presbyterian churches 4n 1918, and -in August of that year was the minister who. mar- ried my husband and I. In those days there were no cars or paved roads and Mr. Farmer drove from j Englehart to our home, a distance of nine miles, with a horse and buggy. There was one part-of the road that was extremely bad, and coming through a deep mudhole, . poth traces, (to the uninitiated they ~ broke. wére the leather straps that at- tached the horse to the buggy), Fortunately, it happened right in front -of-a-farmhome, and although there was no one at home (tHey were all down at our place; waiting for the wedding ceremony to start), he went in and hunted around the stable until he found several pieces of haywire to do a repair job. Despite the delay, he was only a Httle over half an hour Yate. But I can tell you, it seem- ed like two hours to me! Mr. Farmer was born in Jed- burgh, Scotland, coming to Can- ada in 1907. He was ordained as a Presbyterian minister in 1915, and was superannuated in 1928, making his home afterwards in Bracebridge. Have you ever tried to get a recipe from one of those good old fashioned cooks who never follow a "'receet" but just go by guess and by gorrah, and never have a failure in anything they ever bake? Well, I have, and this little item cut from the Christian Science Svlyn Shoppe NOVEMBER PLUMS SPECIAL -- Thursday, and Saturday: Pre - Christmas clearance of broken lines and sizes in sweaters, Grandmere, Jantzen, Lansea and others. Many of them one of a kind but you are assured of terrific values in these well- known brand names. Lingerie in Luxite by Kayser and other lines, but again, these are not in every size or color. Blouses, jewellery, bags and gloves, you will find many attrac- tive buys for gifts as well as per- sonal wear, but do not delay as these specials are for three days only, and are now out for your in- spection. As in the past you will an qua- lity merchandise at worthwhile Savings and remember, the early bird gets the plums. THE SHOPPE 'have shortening, Friday. Monitor, I think from John Gould's "Down on the Farm" column, is surely true to life. "T think it was six cups of flour I used--pbut I don't use a measur- ing cup. I just take a tea-cup out of: the cupboard and dip.-No, I don't sift it. Then I kind of guess how many cups I've used, and put in two teaspoons of baking powder for each cup. Somewhere near. That would be, two-times-six -- 12 teaspoons, wouldn't it? So, now let's see --.some salt. I guess a tablespoon. You know, you just put in some salt, but I'd-say about a tablespoon. Next you have to and you want two good gobs of it, a couple about 'the size of an egg--just what it needs. (Business of holding up both hands with the fingers indi- cating two medium-large hien's epgs.) And then I take a patty cutter, one of those things you mix short- ening into flour with, and if T don't have one handy I use my fingers, and I get it feeling just right before I put in the milk. How much milk? Oh, perhaps a quart. About a quart, I'd say. Then when it feels about right, I take it on the board and knead it some-- not too much--and cut the biscuits and put them in the pans. Then I shove them in a 450-oven. and take them out when they're done. I guess that isn't very much of a receet, but that's the way I make biscuits." Haileybury Personals Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beltand have returned after spending a- holiday in 'Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Richardson have returned home after spend- ing the past three weeks as the "jguests of their son-in-law and News from the daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fyfe in South Porcupine. The many friends of Mrs. R. MacGillivray were sorry: to hear of her accident, and hope for a speedy recovery. She-is now in Misericordia Hospital. : Mr. and Mrs. A. Mawhiney of Ransomville, New York, spent the week-end -with their cousin, Mrs. Olive Childs. Mrs. Michael Koshilka and daughter Gienna are leaving. this week-end for London, Ontario, where they will spend the next two weeks. They will be accomp- anied by Mrs. E. Adair. E. H. Metcalfe - Dies In Toronto The death occurred suddenly at his home, 235 Brock Avenue, Tor- onto, on October 23rd, of Edward Howard, beloved husband of Flor- ence Metcalfe and father of Mrs. E. Lewis, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. C. Bujold. Also surviving are nine grandchildren. The funeral was held Thursday. afternoon, with interment in Pros- pect Cemetery. Mr. Howard was a former resi- dent of Haileybury. Mrs. Margaret Metcalfe is a sister-in-law, and) |Mary Funtoff, |: a cousin, (c) Temiskaming Construction Ltd. ENGINEERS > t Design, Construction, Mine Development, Operation, Electrical and Mechanical Installations Haileybury, Ont. = Toronto, Ont. Morth Bay, Ont. P. O. 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