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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-02-14, Page 711 Hos Auxiliary st�b�ishas Bursar The Ladles' Au.liary to South 14u17011 Hospitel voted On 'f uc.sday *iteration to establish a bursary o'f $100' a year for a Grade 12 ar 13 student of South Huron Dis- trict, High School ivho 'chooses a Pursing career. The president, Mrs. C. S, Mac- liaughton, reported on a meeting of a committee from the Auxin- cry with a committee from the gschool high s 1 of stag to .discuss the e bursary project which had been proposed at an earlier meeting f the auxiliary• llfo cy Senders, .head of the Guidance Department of the high school, spoketo the auxiliary on the qualifications Jarnes St. WA Plans Service At a special meeting of bales St.. W.A., called after .the Sun- day morning service, Mrs. J. D, Smith, convenor et the coma mittee. appointed to :arrange the program for the anniversary. a x Y erce' suggested changing the dike for the .service. A votevos taken by the president, Mrs,. Whitney Coates, and the aunt- versary date was set 'es the last Sunday in May or the first Sun• day in June.. Main St. WM$ Hears Official Mrs. Jeff Robinson, president of Perth Presbyterial W.M,S. was guest speaker at the, Febru- ary meeting of Main St. W,A, ani W.M.S'., on Thursday after- noon. She stressed the urgent need for more missionaries and more mission Slip pA t 9n all mission on fields today. "Japan" she said, "is wide.open:.for missionaries". Out of 365,006,000 people, only 8,900,000 are Christians. India heeds five times as many mis- sionaries es there are at present working, Mrs, Robinson con- tinued, There are 500 lepers on an island outside of Hong Kong. T.B. i$ on the increase in Africa. a'The need for workers is urgent," emphasized Mrs. Robinson. Mrs, Frank Wildfong Contribut- ed a piano ihstrumental. • Mrs, A. J. Swcitzer, .president, conducted the business period. Eight members offered to serve at the Senior Citizens' meeting on Mardch. 8. W,A, envelopes were distributed for donations on Sun- day, February 17, in place of a halting sale, Mrs. W. C, Pearce showed eight Posters made by school pupils. Arrangements were. made to have a number of quilts, finished before the fall bazaar. The. World's Day of Prayer service will be held hi Main Street Church, March 8.. which should be•consisiered it1 the awarding of a bursary, The two eonintittees will meet Le discuss the drafting of an applieetiee furan. Members of the Auxi,ltary coiitittee include the president, ident ,. Mrs. M T Mu, 4. Q. h R a ei`aU t u g , Dunlop and Mrs. H. H. Cowen. Membis e ` of 11i high school com- mittee are Morley Sanders, Har- old Sturgis, principal, and. f.ecil Porter -The South goon Auxiliary will. be hostesses for the annual re - Clonal meeting of the Hospital, Auxiliaries' Association ton of Di s trict 2, on April 2. Representa- tives from 18 auxiliaries will at-' tend . , The , treasurer, Mrs, R. E. Pooley, reported the purchase of a $500 bond which left a bank balance JanuarY 31 et $428. The ways and means committee re- ported 30 cartons of used cloth - mg sent to the SalvationArmy, London, for Hungarian relief. Ad- vertising' for this project was de- noted J M,ul and ,noted by Mrs.So 0 transportation of the cartons wag. donated by B, W. Tuckey. The buying committee reported the purchase of bedspreads, blankets and towels. Miss Alice Claypole, hospital superintendent, reported 180 patients admitted from Janu- t ary 1 to February 12, and 36 i births n January. Both the president and Mrs, J. G. Dunlop, hospital board rep- resentative, urged auxiliary members to attend the annual annal meeting of the board onMarch 26, The program included solos by Mrs, John Goma and the show- ing of a film on the .teaching of deaf children. The membership committee convened by. Mrs. H. IT. Pollen ansl the district representatives arranged the program and were hostesses for the socialci 1 hour. r. Forty-two new members have joined the auxiliary since the January meeting. Phone 102 for HARVEY'S TAXI 24-HOUR SERVICE A . CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTON & HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend 1 This Week In Saints.-:ury Sy MRS, H. DAVIS 1 1iN FAN ,1.. Exeter Rebe. kakis Accept Invitation, onAn invitation .to Pride of Her Rebekah Lodge to. attend the birthday party of Amber Rebek- ah Lodge, Hensall, wan accepted At the regular meeting last Wed i iN. its nesd.aY eight with N , h.... s Ruth Skinner presiding, A committee was naiad to male arrangements to crater to the banquet of the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary on February 37, A donation was voted to the Navy League of Canada,. Personal item • Mr. and Mrs. Murray Abbott visited oh Tuesday with the former's sister, .Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brock and family, Thorn- da]e. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Abbott, Miss Alexia Davis, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis were Tuuesday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Earl •Greenlee and boys were Saturday evening guests with Mr, and . Mrs. Don Maguire. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis were Thursday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Abbott. „ , AAAI. r , , 1 RA..I LA -,,. I I In 11 AI _AIHA,IILRI. i IIAI .1 (. t i 1. A r AFF BARAA 11 11 A { .w .t ri l �e e Guide : .„..: i Federation Group Auxiliary's Guest � r s Members of the Women's Fed- eration .were guests .of James St, W.A. for the annual pot luck ldncheon in the church parlors last Thtarsday afternoon. Mrs. H. L, Sturgis and her group were in charge of the luncheon and progant. The devotional period, on the theme "Faith", was led by Mrs, Sturgis with Mrs. - C. W. Down reading the scripture, Mrs. Arth- ur Rundle gave a reading on worry. "It snarls together yest- erday,, today and tomorrow. Now is the happy time, .enjoy it," she urged. Marion May was soloist, . ac• companied by Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs. Whitney Coates conduct- ed the business period, The ex- ecutive, at a special meeting, had su ed Blossom Te et a to m d s a gg the anpiversary service and a church supper as fund raising events for the year. Mrs, J. D. Smith, Mrs. Aslan Fraser and Mrs, E. S. Steiner will be in charge of the anniversary pro- gram. Mrs. S. B. Taylor's group vol- unteered to take charge of the •choir banquet in March. Mrs. C. S. MacNaughton and Mrs, H. H. Cowen were named to secure a guest speaker for the Blossom Tea. Mrs. E. D. Bell was appointed ,to the nominating committee of Huron Presbytery W.A. Mrs. H. J. Snell read an in- vitation front the Rev, Hugh Wilson to the dedication of the new manse of ,Wesley Willis United Church,' Clinton. Mrs., Carfrey Cann thanked the W.A. for entertaining the Federation members. St. Patrick's W.A. On Wednesday morning the members of St, Patrick's W.A. and several guests met at the home of Mrs. Harry Carroll for an all -day quilting. At the noon hour Mrs. Carroll assisted by her sister, Mrs. Cliff Abbott and ' . Mrs. Jack i ckns served a pot luck dinner provided by the members. At three o'clock the president called the meeting to order: The roll call was answered with an article for the bale and a Breeze box top. Mrs. Earl At- kinson and Mrs. Chas. Atkin- son assisted the president with the devotional, An article on "Our Social Responsibilities as W.A. Members" was read from the "Living Message" by Mrs. James Turner, After a short business session the ladies resumed quilting. When the quilt was completed the hostess served coffee and cake. LIMITED TIME ONLY 1 UP TO $25 during HOOVER WEEK See this incredible new Hoover that walks on orr. Try +. your home. Examine the many deluxe features. Limited quantity priced way below list fol Hoover Week. Order now and enjoy big savings. Come in now Special prices Effective February 16 #0 33 Oniy ACT NOW — IT'S A GoLDDN OPPOR'TUNIT'Y RUSSELL ELECTRIC YOUR. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE DEALER FOR SALES WITH SERVICE EXETER PHONE 109 rne.r dy CAPTAIN 'M.'IIXTON The Guides and leaders of the Exeter Company are Food and happy people lately --more so than usual that is. The reason for this is the fact that we have added .another Gold) Cord Guide to. our record. ,t X. +Bride s. Home Margaret Sanders, our Oriole i Patrolleader, was successful di passing her Division Test for Gold Cords in Stratford on Sat, urday, February 2 - to become -Exeter's fourth. Gold Cord Guide, Margaret has :somewhat of a record for the company in that she has earned twenty profici- ency 'badges, plus her First Class. This is the highest num- ber .obtained by any Guide so far in our Company, Seventeen of these were necessary -for her Cord. As is our custom, when a Guide earns her Gold Cord, a mother and daughter banquet will be held at whieh time the Cords are presented. We hope' to plea for this the latter part of March. Next Sunday evening our Com- pany is :conducting a Guides' Own service for other companies of the surrounding ng district. The service is to be conducted by the Guides themseves and so we- hope that each one will be present. • There is a part for each girl in the Company to be responsi- ble for, duringgthe service. So Guides, don't et us down! Be sure to get out to the meeting this week to find out what you' have to dq. We understand our Local As- sociation is sponsoring a tea and bake sale at the. Scout Hall on February 23_ to tie in with the rest of the Guide --Scout Week activities. Possibly some of our guides can be of assistance that afternoon. If there are any girls in the community ten and a half years or over, who would like to join Guides, come on along to 'the meeting Thursday night at 7.30. Now is a good time to make a start in Guiding when we are celebrating Lord Baden-Powe11's 100th birthday or the fiftieth -an- niversary of Scouting. We'll wel- come you in the Company. Caven . Church Plans Banquet Arrangements were made to hold a father and son banquet in the near future at the Febru- ary meeting of .Caven Congrega- tional Circle held in the church with Mrs. C. Ersman, co-presi= dent in the chair. , Mrs. W. Sillery. and Mrs. H. Laing were in charge of the pro- gram. Mrs. Robert Pryde con- tributed a piano solo. A medley of rove songs were sung by the choir accompanied by Mrs. J. G. Cochrane. ,,Mrs. W. Sillery conducted a quiz. A silent sale took place, the proceeds for choir supplies. Mrs.- • Lee Learn and Miss Alice Pfaff were hostesses as- sisted by Mrs. H. Simpson. The next meeting will be held at Phe home of Mrs. Hilton Laing. silleaseseeieoleteeiiiteiteeimelosieseetiesieemerseioistweraelisteoletereseeteeetiaitissisisiiiie f , es coneOtt The Marriage of Patricia t Anne Tuckey, daughter e.r o f Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tuchey, and Walter Keith Love, son of Mr. and llfrs. Moss Love, Hensel], A.R.wasC at the 2 solemnized d . It ,m home of the bride's parent$ on Saturday at 12 o'clock noon. Rey. Alexander Rapson offici- atesl at the ceremony perform- ed amidst baskets of white and yellow nouns and ferns Miss Mildred Pallantyne played tra- ditionel wedding music, Given in marriage :by her fa `Pgratonal Items ;thea, the bride wore .a ballerina- Miss fielen Webher of London, length gown of French Change Mr. and Mrs. Ray ,Knight and ly lace over satin with matching ;family .of .Woodham visited re - ,lace jacket, A finger -tip -veil of cantly with Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd . Illusion fell from a crown of Knight. Brownies Enrol Former R'eafdisilt VOW% HOUSOW.14 40404 '—'111111 Mrs, R. A, ,Crewiter , Henover, ,.ed suddenly FF 4 Saturday at Gwen Sound General. and Mer-: sale Hospital.' ,�tej 'H I '. P* MArt rs flays"Y nasron of a ' atrvmship tined tate enl Ma', gild Mrs, ,Craw ord were" s tA�i•la ,liQtipltal, 1Aoadnn, 411 .forntcr .esideaats laf ;�acetrr where, Marjorie ,�! Mr. Crawford was lane foreman Tburaday having been admitted t_. the t Tuesday of # cent , to a,Sa a � 1 years, Be l? h o or 2 y ;with tee dr tri Y was retired in: 1953. and Mr. and sane week, Sli U orae to of sb e`i Betten ,Mayo ate Ba g reside iii li'anover. : Township, daughter of Mr. and s tient . 4i a erli usband> Who '+� H P In the sante hospital survives ,.Mrs. Wilbert 'Patten 'of Wan• e w.as the forgoer Gladys Mrs.. Crawford left Eit:etea. to' :Funeral service' was .gonduct' aelsea.. from .St. James Anghcarni Since her zmarriage five yearr t ted on a' e1. lrburch un Y y ,. Sall United Church, a Member 'yo m $AlfDR. Permanent Waving_ Haan; Styling a.11 Searing Tinting and Cold, Wavle 1 P.... +R h.attn M d b R S ago she had lived oat Hay town b e et Heat member sl a and ryas a rat S a-. a p i rv. in Han, el , teri ent a J. i3 In .tt .over Ceintery, Tope. From Thames Road oy MR$. WInLIAM RHODE pearls. She carried A cascade' Mr, :and Mrs, Archie Morgan bouquet of red roses, stephano• are visiting. with their daugh- tis .andbara trailiTng ivy,' nd sari -in-law, . M, Baruckey was her sis-CareyteraJoynt of )3ethleMrhent,and Pennrs. ter's attendant Wearing a ba1-I for two weeks, i green al Itgown.o t nn nf root gfat e lerina lenght B 1 g Mrs.o a nY Mr. and It, y crystalette with matching head- are on a motor trip to Florida, evening on the occasion, of their dress trimmed with pearls. Her Miss Marlene Webber had hex fortieth wedding anniversary. bouquet was a cascade of white tonsils removed on Monday more, After an evening of sing -songs gladioli and yellow roses. Mr, i ing at South Huron. Hospital, and cards Mr. and.Mrs. Car - of the Evening Auxiliary and 1 1 theMission' enol .of superintendents Bnd. A±Myria:n $mitht tr.. Surviving besides her iiushand Indl'I uat atylaao, Rsrnr.11,414+l are 'a •daughter, Janice, aged Haft Treq$rrttntR. T1ntaA+># tour and iier I+arents. nrtirniyliN#s, Faatirla1 Funeral services Were can- 110! Main $t, Beeut-y�.� Bar ducted from the United. Church Pin '5 on 'Saturday by itev. C. D, .Pan- lel. Interment was in .Exeter Pan - Ethel Beauty . Saleon cemetery.Y WedForty Years Qr.v 1 0Honored C u P -Around ix Y d s t friends and re], ' s gathered at the home of stave ga _ Mr. and Mxs. Joe Carruthers, R.RR. 3 Parkhill on Thursday herines Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Miller, •ruthers were presented with a was groomsman, Brian and Barry were Friday television, a T1l lamp, silvr i` Mrs. Tuckey chose for her.evening guests with Mr. and. cream and sugar .set, casserole, daughters wedding a sheath mirror and other gifts, Mrs. L. dress of rosewood pinta cotton Mrs; Donald Bray. M Pollock read the accoaripan• with black and white acceeso Mrs. Miller of •Staffa is visit-` ing. address. A throe -tiered wedding cake, adorned the dining table from which refreshments were served. ing with Mrs. .Matt. Thomson for a few days. Mr, and Mrs. Morrison Cas- well, Misses Rosemary and Bev- erley everley Passmore of Brantford spent the weekend with Mr, and Miss Bev- erley is i Passmore. 14 I Mrs.Aivn S Passmore remained here, Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Moir of Hensel), Mr. Ken Moir of Granton were Saturday evening guests 8f Mr. and Mrs. Alvin :Passmore. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thom- son, Janice and Earl of Wood- ham, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thom- son of Exeter were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jef- fery, Mr,Pegand dMrs. Georgedaf London were guests on Sunday with Mr. acid Mrs. Tbos. Ballantyne, ries and yellow rose and ste- phanotis corsage. The groom's mother chose a,cl i o r blue swiss crustal dress with rose accessories and white miniature rose and stephanotis forsage. For travel.iin to Niagara ar a Fallsand Michigan this bride wore a dusty rose swiss crys- tal dress with black and white accessories and white and pink carnation corsage. On their return Mr, and Mrs. Love will reside on their farm R.R. 2 Hensall. Ten Members Ten Brownies were enrolled;In the First Brownie Pack • at a 'ceremony in Scout Hall. last Wednesday afternoon: Mrs. Ro- bert Luxton, captain of the Girl Guides, heard the girls repeat their promises in the absence of district commissioner, Miss Laurette Siegner. The newly -enrolled Brownies are Helen Cole, Bonnie McKil- len, Darlene Snell, Terri Laugh- ton, Linda Hammond, Phyllis 'Madge; Marion Carscadden, Jae a iia Whit- ingJane Southcott, c r ing and Karen B bHeywood. n Parents were invited to the enrolment ceremony by the Brown .Owl, Miss Norma -Veal. Gram. -ays; Full Of We sometimes used to refer a person as 'being "full of grid it wasn't exactly complimentary . expresshon, today it's our column which full of prunes and We hope will enjoy trying out the cines in which they are 'an. mportant ingredient. Mrs. Ward Fritz, who recently from California, tells the "lowly prune" was pop- at the toad -side fruit stands and she became interested getting, some recipes which eluded them: Both the, salgd chutney made from these eines are served with .the Meat ' SAic11d Prune Stied (Mts. Ward Fritz) V4 cup cooked prunes 1 � 3 °z. package Cream cheese 4 - 3 melt cinnamon sticks 1 7�bsp: whole cloves 1 lemon, sliced 2 cups boiling water 2 pkgs. lemon jello 2 cups 'cold water Pit cooped Prunes ,and stuff With Creamed cheese Simmer cinnamon, cloves and lemon slices in 2 cups bolling water for about 10 ininutes, Strain over jell° in a bowl and Stir until jello powder is dissolved, Aid. 2 tune cold, water. Pour 1J') the jello into 8x8" pan mid chili until firm, Then arrange stuffed prunes en top of jello and pour remaining jello over them. Chill in refrigerator until set. To serve E in sures, Makes 8 serv- ings.cu a Suggested to serve with turkey; halm,• Iamb or veal, 4 •H >*' C utney t t1lM h Winter Y (Mrs.. Ward Fritz) 2 Cups Cooked pru>'ies CAA nodes 1c 1 eup light er ilar}c raisins 1 large onion 1 diff SUM t cup Vinegar lit tsp. Salt 1' tsp. dry t ustar�d 1r4 tsp. blttok pepper, Cut, prunes front pits lit lime P. runes By MARJORI.E STEINER WI To Mark Anniversary In a first letter to Women's In- stitutes across the province,.11Irs, Mr. aril Mrs. Edwin Miller, James Haggerty, new provincial Brian and Barry, were Saturday president, mentioned that on Feb- evening guests with Mr. and ruary 19, Woinen's Institutes Norman Brock of Zion. across Ontario twill celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wanner their sixtieth anniversary. of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Next Sunday, February 17, at Shulman, Marcia and Mark, Mr. 1.30 p.m„ a special program to and Mrs, Fred Caddey and Chas. commemorate this event will ap- of Embro, Miss Harris of Lake- pear on' Country Calendar over side were guests on Sunday with CBC stations. On February 19, at Mr: and Mrs. Ernest Pym. 12.30 p,m., George Atkins on the Mr. and Mrs. John Selves were CBC Farm Broadcast for Ontario nests oTuesday John wve Mrs. and Quebec will feature the Insti- guests tote• anniversary. Henry Rohde of Exeter. It has been decided by the pro- A card party will be held in vincial board to gear the program the school on Friday, February of the officers' conference at 15• Guelph, en the evening of May 9;1 The regular monthly meeting 'arid tire, full day of May 10, to a of the 3-M Club will he held. in fittbetielebratien 'of the Diamond the ' church basement an Wed- Jubilee, t nesday .evening, February 20 at 8.30 p.m. Comments About . W.A. And W.M.S. Meeting pieces. Drain peaches, reserv- tqing -syrup, and chop peaches prunes"coarsely. Rinse and drain rais- e ins. Chop onion. Combine fruits, Butonion, 2 cup peach syrup, vine- is.gate salt, mustard and pepper. youSimmer 1 hour or until desired re thickness, stirring occasionally. i Makes about 2 pints. * * * returnedWe are repeating Mrs, Miner usPassmore's recipe for lemon ularsquares • (last week's column) therefor we made 'two mistakes in it. in We hope no one tried to use the in recipe as we gave it to you. andThe mistakes' were entirely our re fault so, if you had a failure course.with the melee, we suggest you collect the damages from 'Grant'. Lemon Squares • (Mrs. Abner Passmore) 11 cups graham wafer crumbs Crediton W.A. and W,M.S. metin the 1 church basement with a fair. crowd -in attendance. Mrs. Thos. Ballantyne and Mrs. Alvin Cottle By MRS. JOSEPH WOODALL I were hostesses. '. 1 Mrs„ W. J. Moores, president Meetingof the Ladies Aid end of the W.M.S., was in charge of W,S,W:S. of the Evangelical the meeting. Mrs. Moores, Mrs. Church was held on Tuesday William Elford and Mrs. Wil- evenii}g in the Sunday school . liam Rohde gave a chapter .in rooms.the study book. Mrs. E. Hendrick was in ! Mrs. Edwin Miller read the charge of program assisted by i scripture lesson. A discussion Mrs. C. Sims, Mrs. M. Foist; on the scripture was conducted and Miss Lillian Foist. Km. 3. by Mrs, Moores. Bishop sang a solo. Mrs. Alvin. Cottle was in charge Chapter in study book •'on of the program which consisted Thailand, Asia, was given .by of a piano,• solo by Mrs, William members of committee, and a Rohde and a reading. by Mrs. vocal duet, was rendered by Mrs. Stanley Coward. A. Gaiser and Mrs. L. Hey. It was decided to hold a tam - Talk on stewardship was given „sly night on Friday, March 15 by Mrs. F. W. Morlock, Miss `in the church basement. The Audrey Finkbeiner was . present group will hold a bake sale in and showed curios brought from the spring. Mexico. The president presided Mrs° Stanley Coward gave a for business, when reports were Christian Stewardship reading° given and many items discus- Mrs. Ernest Pym gave a Christ - sed. ian Citizenship reading. Mrs. MarchAnnual rneetingist to be held Edwin Miller gave a reading in hquilts will o quilted about the missionary for prayer. in the Sunday school rooms this week. Half hour fellowship Was - enjoyed. Correction—Relative t o l a s t Letter From weeks account of the election Sh i p1 of officers for the United Church, the name of Mr, John Galloway, r • which should have been placed on the Board of Trustees, was W.A. Meeting - onihtted. i Shipka. W.A. met at the home Cpl, artd Mrs. Lorne S. Listoen, ` of sirs. Ross Pickering, Mrs, sou Danny, and daughter, Mari- y Milton Ratz, assisted by Mrs. Lyn, left this week for Cpl. Lis- toen's new posting at Portage Karl Guenther, Mrs. ,Tack Rate, la 'Prairie, after spending over , Mrs. Ross Love, and Rev. Rapson. six years with Centralia R.C.AJ , , led the devotions,' Mrs. Jacob Mrs. Listeen is a daughter of Batzgave a reading. Mr: and Mrs. Wellington Hoist, i Miss Audrey Finkbeiner, typo is where the couple have spenttin furlough, after spending three . some. time recently. i years as a missionary on St, Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Lawson Lucia Island, was guest lspeakei • PHONE III, GRAND amp .0p.n 4 to 6, Monday to Fr(tiett friday Evening Till tie SATURDAY ! ti 12 OPEN AL, YEAR Ethel Peelerdiner Pr*prie1n001 Modern er Beauty Salon Beau . 314 Mein St. Ph.no 3411 HIGH STYLING 1'Et MANENTS HAIR TREATMENTS TINTING Open 'Tuesday to Saturday Pearl Henderson,. Prop, 1 cup melted butter arrived home on Sunday front 1 With the use of colored s ides an ria clip brown sugar an enjoyable -trip south, leaving .many curios merle by the natives,s Mire these 3 ingredients well. home .December 18. They first 'Audrey gave an interesting talk Reserve 1/� mixture . and pack went to Texas where they spent 10o the work being clone by the the remainder into 8x8” greased one month, after whieh they eon-, missionaries on the island. Aud- pan. Bake in 350° oven for 5 1 tinued on to Florida where they' rev is a. former Siiipka girl. riinates. 4spent two weeks with tempera -1 ]c charge tt&c 86°, They also attended of. he btrsinessitZCr o0 Lemon Filling I , Personal ItlmS Cook together until tidbit 3 i 7 1 pa ani Or ts1laLbi'ne >?reszca- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin: Gaiser beaten .egg yolks, 34 eup wi,ite t tor, Miss Mary Chambers, Mr. j attended the funeral of the lat- sugar and Guice of 1 lemon• ldwarct Chambers and. daughter, ! tee's uncle in London on Mon - Beat . the 3 egg whites until Gloria, attended the funeral of day; stiff, Feld in 2 tsps. gelatin �.trs, E, C[iaittliers itt Woodstonk • . Miss Audrey Pinkbeiiier, of St. which have been dissolved in a an, Saturday, Lucia Island visited last week at little ;cold Water. Then combine ! Mrs, Edward Cha1ubers visited the honie of het brother, Mr. Mid egg whites and cooled leintt; last week with her sister in Len., Mrs. Harold FInkbeincr and fent- niieture. Spread avet baked,don, t Crumb mixture and top with re-� Palpli and Melvin Filikbcitter mainiti cru t bs, Refrigerate spent the weekend with relatives' Bailey of t. Catharines, Mr. .as 1 1 Ali byes night. May tie used in, Ii>tntilfiln. and hTrs. E, Raclt'erd nuc s cookies or cut 1n large 'squares Mics la. Gunt, .Iosopl and and Mrs. A. ttaclford of Blyth, Mid `served as dessert, Mare Spestt the weekend el 1'1int,' who is remaining for smut time. * * * Ir , Mich, 1rTrs. 'C, Straitie and suit. It' S Marion r . r r., lh2at lettertom 14i , A a Huron I�#o. Rade)* trice Marion Elliot) wlibt Mr Me't`v�'o Stelk of Prad• turned from South �l u n ra�e )* the • rioT.Ain Venice, t ford it visiting at the Mite of pita] on Wednesday'. Mrs, F. Calif„ says 'shy has tried Vevci•al Mr, grid Mrs. L, Hey. 1 Strottte lit. Waterloo is spending �. 1 Son IiC v. , ill t!r :t some i i'nta w r y r f Our retina and round them I 'Mi, and lllrs. R. J'bires anti A 1 a f f oinking fowl' Turn Old fowl tiny with Mrs. M. Wein and 1k/flag i The Crediton I-gii. 1' Xeilcletis, She ineiuded a hint' family of K.ipptn. 'visited Litt Sun'' Strotrte and antsy. Womott's lirefist down until the last 30 Ltittieaia I+'inkbeiti►er. trite will eeiebrate .'Che 5[y.tlell minutes at cooking. his pre.1 . Mrs i . lladford returned Irbil anniversary of the Wotrrt'tt s sly vitals the breast ince, from be- S1. Jaaeph's hospital °t1 Srtrlrtsy,, alitutc nhh'v{+ttt nt at '(heir rot'" tenting dry.arid makes it goad Sitndity visitors with Mr. Anti filar meeting Wednesday ' "eb. 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