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BRIDGE CLUB
PEACH TARTS
Makes twelve 3V2-in.
tarts or twenty
21/2 -in. tarts.
2 (15-oz.) cans "Can-
ada Choice" Sliced
Peaches
1'A cups peach syrup
V4 cupcup sugar
2 tablespoons corn-
starch
A few grains salt
1/2 teaspoon almond
flavouring
I/2 pint dairy sour
cream
Whipped cream
(optional)
Drain peaches. Stir 1% cups
peach syrup into sugar, corn-
starch, salt combined in sauce-
pan; thicken smoothly over
medium heat stirring constant-
ly. Cover and cook 5 minutes
over low heat, stirring occas-
ionally, Remove from heat and
cool completely. Stir in almond
flavouring and sour cream;
fold in peach slices. Spoon into
prepared tart shells. Chill.
Serve topped with whipped
cream if desired.
This recipe prepared especial-
ly for this series by Dairy
Foods Service Bureatl.
BRUCEFIELD
Mrs.. 11, F, Perry,.
Vorrespendent
Miss Mary Allan recently
gra.cluated from St. Mary's Hos-
pital, Kitchener,
strawberry supper will he
Held. at Brucefield United
Church on June 23.
Mrs- Gus Wen and grand-
daughter, Detroit, visited over
the weekend with her mother,
Kris. Lou Simpson and her aunt
Mrs. M. Vaire, of Brucefiel[i.
Rev. H. K, .1:lent attended
London Presbytery meeting in
London, last week
Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKay,
London, called on ,friends in the
village on Saturday.
Miss Janet Watson, Aylmer,
called on her aunt and uncle,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Burdge on
Sunday.
Mn Richard Handcock has re-
turned from, a business 'trip to
Montreal.
Mrs. V. Hargreaves and Miss
Marie Elliott 'spent Thursday
of last week with Mrs. Har-
greaves' parents in Ingersoll.
Mrs. N. Siliery and daughter,
Mrs. Lorne Aitken, flew to
Vancouver on Sunday to see
Mrs. $ffiery's brother who is
seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. David Triebner
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan
spent a few days fishing up
north this week.
On Sunday morning at Bruce-
field United Church, hymn
books were dedicated in memory
of the late Miss Maud McIntosh,
Miss Tena Baird and Mrs. Ag-
nes Baird, who were long-time
members of the Missionary So-
ciety. Rev. H. K. Plant 'and
Mrs. Lorne Wilson dedicated
the books.
The Brucefield TJCVV. was
host to ladies from Chiselhurst,
Hensel]. United, Hensel]. Presby-
terian and Kippen during An-
ual Visitors' Day last Tuesday.
A total of 115 ladies attended.
Messengers
More Than 30 Brucefield
Messengers 'met Sunday for
worship services.
Transportation is being ar-
ranged for the Wesley-Willis
party on Saturday for eight-
year-Olds, and the Hargreaves
family was asked to conduct
July worship.
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MIDDLETON
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trick,
Bob and Mrs. K. C. Cooke, at-
tended the 'convocation at Uni-
versity of Western Ontario re-
cently where William T. Trick
received his B.E.Sc. degree and
was awarded the UWO Board
of Governors' Silver Medal in
Engineering.
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Mrs. Don Middleton read a
letter of appreciation from Miss
Claire Taylor for $20 for a
chinese mission in which she
is muoh interested.
The highlight of the after-
noon was the report of the 27th
annual meeting of the Diocese
of Huron held recently in Lon-
don and this was ably present-
ed by Mrs. R. J. Larson, of
Hayfield.
Mrs. Larson gave a detailed
report of the various sessions
and of the communion service
in St. Paul's Cathedral where
over 800 received the sacrament.
The Rev. Orlo Miller, formerly
of Hayfield, was one of the cele-
brants.
There were over 685 dele-
gates from 155 branches. Not
all branches were represented.
Mrs. Fred Middleton moved
a very sincere vote of thanks
to Mrs. Larson. "Year after
year, we are indebted to Hay-
field for this annual report of
the broader aspects of this our
WA," stated Mrs. Middleton.
Mrs. Don Middleton sang a
solo entitled "His Eyes Are On
the Swallow and I Know He
Watches Me", with Mrs. J.
Storey at the organ.
Mr. Harrison pronounced the
benediction after which all re-
paired to the home of Mrs. Fred
Middleton where the St. James
ladies served a delicious tea.
Mrs. Stewart Middleton "poured
tea" at the beautifully-appoint-
ed dining room table. All pre-
sent report a very pleasant and
instructive meeting.
County Account
Shows A Surplus
Huron County Council record-
ed a budget surplus .of a little
more than $5,000 in the general
account for the period ending
March 31, clerk-treasurer John
G. Berry told county council
Monday.
He said the financial picture
would become more realistic
during the second quarter of
the year since many county
programs were not underway
When the financial report was
prepared.
Revenues in the general de- •
count for the three-Month per,'
lad totalled $145,504.
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The annual joint meeting of
the Women's Auxiliary of Trin-
ity Church, Hayfield, and St.
James Church, Middleton, was
held on Tuesday afternoon,
June 2 in St. James Church.
Lavishly decorated with large
baskets of seasonal flowers, the
little country church exuded a
warm and fragrant welcome on
this spedial occasion.
This meeting was well at-
tended with over 30 persons
present, including five former
members of St. James WA who
now reside in Clinton.
The president, Mrs. Ray Wise,
welcomed the ladies and opened
the meeting with 'the WA
hymn, with Mrs. Edward Wise
at the organ.
The rector, the Rev. E. J. B.
Harrison, conducted devotions
and read the scripture lesscr,
The secretary, Mrs. I. Grigg
read the minutes and the cor-
respondence, which included a
"thank-you" letter from Mrs.
Milton Steepe., The roll call
was a Biblical verse containing
the word "fruit".
The treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. A. Dutot.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome
Lawson Feted On
25th Anniversary
Over 200 friends, neighbours
and relatives gathered in Lond-
esboro Hall on Wednesday ev-
ening June 3, to honor Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Lawson on their
25th wedding anniversary.
The evening was spent in dan-
cing to Clarence Petrie and
His Night Hawks, from Strat-
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson were
married in Egmondviille United
Church parsonage on June 3,
1939, 'by the Rev. A. W. Gard-
iner.
Mrs. Lawson is the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eph-
rain Clarke, of Seaforth, form-
erly of Hullett township; Mr.
Lawson is the youngest son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lawson of Hullett TownShip,
Guests were present from
Chatham, London, Hanover,
Kitchener, Zurich, Varna, Blythe
Clinton and Seaforth.
St. Joseph's CWL
Regular Meeting
The Catholic Women's League
of St. Joseph's Parish held its
regular monthly meeting, June
1, in the Parish Hall.
The meeting opened with the
League prayer led by Rev.
Father S. E. McGuire. It was
voted that the July meeting be
a pot luck supper, at 7:00 p.m,
A motion was passed to hold
the Anneal Parish Picnic some
time in August. Details will be
discussed at the next meeting.
Father McGuire gave a talk
on the value of spiritual exper-
iences gained in making sum-
mer retreats.
He urged the League to con-
tinue praying for vocations in
the Diocese, and to encourage
young members of the family
to enter the religious life.
Visiting committee for June
is, Mrs. J. Boyle, Mrs. Goff
Brand, Mrs. Joe Blake.
The League received an invi-
tation. from CWL, Seaforth,
the tea and bake sale to be
held in the Catholic Church
rectory in Seaforth, from' 2:00
to 5:00 p.m. on June 17,
DANCING
Every
Friday Hight
at
BLIENATER
DANCELAND
Music by
DESJARDINE
ORCHESTRA
Golden Hand Winners Get Compasses
Winners of GOlden Hand awards of the Fourth Clinton Brownie Pack were
given compasses by the Clinton. Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion in
recognition of their achievements. The Golden Hand award is the highest
Brownie Award, and came to these three Brownies after three years of tests.
From the left: Patsy Priestap, Dru Andrews, Mrs. George Wonch, leader, and
Janet Arnston. (News-Record Photo)