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Two District Lodges
Fete ran Officers
Exeter 'Chapter .and Parkhill
Chapter, .0.E,$. $ointly entertain.
et the :officers of •the •Grad
Chapter Q.E,S. in 'the Exeter
Chapter ROOMS en SatUrday eve.
ning. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Pat.
terson, presiding officers of Exc.
ter "ChaPter and Mrs. Nora Webb
and IY.lr. Harold Elson el Park-
hill chanter officiated.
A guard of honor was :com-
posed of :Members of both Chap-
ters,. through which the Grand
officers were :concluded. An at.
tractive drill was then •perform.
ed.
'The Grand • 'efficers. inducted:
lkirs. Edna Anderson, Worthy
Grand Matron of Bowinanville;
Mr, Donald -Galbraith, Grand
Patron- .and. Mrs. Galbraith of
.0414: Mrs. Lillias Turiff„ as -
sec. Grand Matron of TorOrito;
Mrs. Joseph Whitfield, assoc.
:Grand Patron of :Fruitland; Mrs..
Ethel Spore, Grand Cond.,
• ptinnville; Mrs. Betty Hillis,
Marjorie Dilkes
YOUR HAIRDRESSER
.Permanent Waving
Han' Styling and. Shaping
Tinting and Cold Waving
Phone 146'
Ethers Beauty Salon
PHONE 18, GRAND BEND
• • OPEN ALL YEAR
Open 9 to 6, Monday to Friday
Friday Evening Till 9.00
SATURDAY 9 to 12
Ethel Desiercline, Proprietress.
Frances Greene, Elinor Wasnidge
Grand Mali, Port Credit; Mrs,
jean Holmes, •Grand Martha,
Orillia; Mrs. Mary Crawford,
Grand Eiecta, Dutton; Mrs. Mary
Fair, 'Grand Marghall„ Toronta;
Mr. Robert Cooper, Grand Sent-
inel, Brampton; Mrs. Doris Kerr.
D.D.G.M. of Ingersoll; Mrs.
Pwr.1 McDonald, Grand Ex.,.
•Cookaville; Mrs, Allison Gooch,
Grand Ex,, Strathroy and Mr,
Sidney Thompson, Grand. Ex.,
Parkhill. • •
Other guests were present
from •Cooksville, Clinton,•Lon-
don, Blyth, Strathroy, Nitchellt
Ingersoll and Toronto.
Mr. Garnet Patterson .acted as
master of Ceremonies and the
following •program was present-
ed: dance numbers by Barbara
Taylor ef.,Parkhill, readings by
Mrs. Lotus Thompson, Parkhill
and xylophone selections by
Cameron k •Wadsworth of Ansa
Craig, trumpet solo by Mrs. Le -
°ea McBride, vocal solo by Mr.
Lloyd Hodgson and piano selec-
tions by Mrs. Norman Prycle o.
Exeter , Chapter, •
Area Institutes
To Stage Rally.
The thirty-fifth district annual
of South Huron Women's Insti-
tute will be. held in Dashwood
Evangelical Unit e d Brethren
church on Wednesday, May 29,
District president Mrs. Emery
Desjardine, Grand Bend, will
preside.
Morning sessions will com-
mence at 9,30 and afternoon ses-
sions at 1 p.m, Dinner will be
served by the Dashwood ladies.
.Afternoon speakers will be Mrs.
M. Hossack, provincial director,
and Mrs. Harold Waiper, Grand
Bend.
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Sale "Bigger, Better'
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Who'd Buy That?"-- rie;
Finds Out Husband Did
"Bigger and better than ever' for a fraction of the cost 0 new
was frequently heard in con- clothing.
nection with the fourth annual Jewelry, dishes ;useful and
rummage sale at the Legion ornameutai, pictures, Plant s,
Hall by the ladies' auxiliary te books and even paper patterns
South Huron Hospital on Friday. were in demand. At 2,30 the lar.
At 1 ILIA.' a long queue waited ger articles of furniture Were
for the doors to open to the sale auctioned, by Alvin Wainer, who.
and for a time the sellingwas donated Ills services, At.. P.m.
fast and furious. Clothing, espe- a second hand dealer frotit 4911 -
daily children's, was popular. don offered $10 for all that Was
One family came up front Eder- left. He was promptly refused,
ton and outfitted three children Only a few scrappy articles
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Gram Says;
You May
Like These
By MARJORIE STEINER
Today we have a variety of
recipes and we hope at least one
0 them will strike your fancy.
Front the Canadian Fruit Whole-
salers' Association we received
a bulletin containing ways a
• serving asparagus,
We were interested in the
method suggested for cooking it.
'Asparagus requires its own spe-
cial method 0 cookieg. It pre-
fers to stand upright in the low-
er part of a double -boiler, with
the boiler's topas cover. .Add
i
salt and 1 to 2inches of boiling
water. Bring tr.) boil and cook
only until tender. This way the
boiling water cooks the sturdi-
er .,part 0 the stocks while the
steam, with a light .touch, soft-
ens the fragil4 tips to just the
right degree 0 perfection.' `,
Asparagus With
Chive -Cream Dressing
2 ]hs. 'fresh asparagus
1-2" boiling water in pan
1 .tsp. salt
fresh chive -cream dressing
lemon slices for garnish •`
Cut or break off asparagus
stalks as far down as they snap
easily. Remove gcales and wash
thoroughly. Stand upright in
sauce pan with boiling salted
water. Boil uncovered for 3-5
minutes, Cover ,and continue
cooking until crisp teuler. Drain
and serve with fresh chive -
cream dressing. Garnish with
chopped fresh chives and lemon
slices.. •
Dressing
A c. sour cream
3/4 c. mayonnaise
' 3/4 tsp. salt
1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice
ij Tbsp. chopped chives
2/4 tsp. dry mustard
Combine all ingredients. Heat
only until warm.
* * * *
From Betty Steiner's sister,
Ruth, of Gary, we brought home
a cream puff _recipe and an in-
teresting way 0 using double the
recipe and baking it in one long
"log" on• a cookie sheet. After
making the cream puff paste
and chilling it welI, it is dropped
by • tablespoonsful the length, of
the pan. Using a spoon or spatu-
la, smooth the paste into one
long piece. Bake in the • -usual
way. Fill with cream filling,
whipped cream or ice cream.
Then cut into serving slices.
(Nice when entertaining.)
Cream Puff Paste
(Mrs. Val Buccicone, Gary)
1 c. boiling water
6 tsp. salt
Cook these at full boil until
butter is melted. Add 1 cup all
purpese flour stirring constant-
ly over low heat until mixture
leaves sides of pan.. Remove
from heat and beat in gradual-
ly 1 scant cup whole eggs. 'Beat
five minutes. Put in refrigerator
Group Plans
Blossom Tea
Mrs, H. L.*Stergis' gtoup was
in charge of the program for the
May meeting 0 ,lames St. W.A.
in the church parldrs last Thurs-
day. Mrs. William Kernick con-
vened the program in Mrs.
Sturgis' absence. The scripture
read byMrs. R. E. Pooley, was
in keeping with the theme, "For-
giveness,
Miss Maxine Reeler sang a
solo in keeping with Mother's
Day,,
Mrs, Beverley Skinner con-
tributed piano seleetions and
lifts. E. S. Steiner spoke on "The
Second Mile."
The president. Mrs. Whitney
Coates, conducted the business
meeting and reported on the
W.A. conference in Woodstock
which she and several members
attended.
It was reported that the flower
committee, headed by Mrs. Her-
man Hodgson made 24 tails at
Baster with flowers and treats
for shut-in members 0 the
church.
Roll tall was answered with
donations for the Illossorn Tea
bazaar, Mrs. C. S. IViaeNatightort
reported that Mrs. R. E. Hach -
born, scheduled to speak at the
tea, was unable to come because
of Wilds, Mrs. Lyman Ceusies
president 0 the Garden Club 0
Loftin will be the guest speak.
et and Mrs. Miy0 Obakata, rt
inember of the club, will demo -
strait floral arrangements.
Mrs. D. A. Anderson of Presf.
on, a former member of the W,
A„ and her daughter Mrs. Clive
MeAllister 0 rot mow, Md.,
were present for the social bout'
and tea.
to chill for lh hr. Bake on greased
cookie sheet in 420° overt for 20
minutes, Reduce heat to. 325°
and continue baking for 40 min-
utes.`Turn oven off and let cool
in oven for 1/i, hour.
. Cream Filling
1/2 cup sugar
IA cup flour
2 Tbsp. cornstarch
1 egg yolk
pinch of salt
2 Tbsp, butter
1/2 cup milk
Combine all ingredients, Add
2 cups warm milk and cook until
thick. Flavor with 1 tsp. vanilla,
Make small slit in cream puffs'
and fill. Ice with chocolate but-
ter, -icing if desired.
* 4. *
In case the cookie jar is get-
ting empty after all those "cof
fee. breaks" while houseclean-
ing, why not make- up a batch
of Chinese Chews? They're. easy
to make and keep moiSt too.
Mrs. William Welsh gave us the
recipe which she got ,from her
neighbor, Mrs. Wm. Passirrore.
Chinese Chews
(Mrs. Wm.t Welsh)
1 clip chopped datet
% cup flour
tsp. baking powder
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
1 cup brown' sugar
2 eggs
Vz tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. vanilla
Bake in a shallow pan in a
slow oven. When cool, cut into
bars.
Groups Hear
Missionary
Ladies from ilensall and Iain.
Street Woman's Missionary So-
cieties were. guests 0 James
Street Afternoon Auxiliary on
Thursday afternoon when Miss
Audrey Finkbeiner was guest
speaker.
Miss Finkbeiner went as a mis-
sionary under the Baptist deno-
mination to thetBritish island of
St. Lucia in the West Indies in
the fall' of 1953. She commenced
her talk by speaking of the par-
able tlf the sower who sowed seed
on different soils and the results
of each. She followed this with a
talk on the'history,climate and
condition 0 life in St. Lucia
showing slides. to illustrate her
talk. 87,000 people live in 233
square miles, she said.
Mrs. H. J. Snell vc)iced the appreciation of the ladies. Solos
were given by Mrs. Robert Din-
ney and a reading contributed by
Miss M. Ellis, of Hensall.,Mrs. V.
Armstrong conducted the devo-
tional.
The Baby Band will be enter-
tained next month with Miss
Pearl Keyes' group in charge. A
quilting and packing of a bale
will be held the week of May -22.
It was decided to renew mem-
bership in the United Nations As-
sociation.
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were left at one table in the Ate
afternoon when one 0 the hel-
pers suggested putting them te'-
gether in .one container. More -
ever site volunteered to go out
inhe crowd at the furniture
auction and sell them. In :a short
time she was bacle and deposit-
ed .a dune in the cashbox. The
vonvener of that table was hard
to convince as to "who would
be so foolish •as to give- a dime
for that rummage"—in fact she
was waxing quite eloquent when
her husband appeared in the door
and said "look, dear, what I
bought for you for a dime!"
The ladies collected the aril -
cies for sale Thursday afternoon
and priced and arranged them
Thursday afternoon and Friday
morning, It seemed a big task
but the ladies said they "wouldn't
have missed it for anything."
Representatives from the sur.
rounding district co-operated by
collecting articles and bringing
them in.
The proceeds amounted to $800.
Mrs. E. R. Hopper and Mrs. W.
G. Cochrane were co -conveners
of the project.
Legion Aiiliary
Enters Tourney
At the meeting of the Legion
Auxiliary last Monday night it
was decided to send four teams
to the bowling tournament in
Walkerton on May 22.
• The auxiliary will cater to the
Teachers' banquet on May 9 and
to the ladies bowling banquet on
May 15.
Mrs. Hazel Beaver presided
for the meeting.
junior Institute
Learns Etiquette
A demonstration on table
quette WAS 'given by Mrs., Atibur
Bundle et the May meeting 0
South Huron Junior Institute on
Wednesday evening. She told
the Proper way to: set a i•able for
dilmer pert)! and– discussed
table manners.
The roll call was .answered by
naming a' table manner 'easily
overlooked..Saered moments was
taken. hy Jean Anderson, Mar-
lene Towle diseussed current
events :and Marilyn Hicks -col-
lected the emergency fund.
The matter of entering a square
dance set in Huron County field
:day was discussed. •
us.
Main St,. Au*iliary
Helps. Residence
At the May meeting -0 Mein
Street Evening Auxiliary on
Monday evening $50 was voted
to the building fund for the
United Church residence at the
University 0 Western Ontario,
A layette is being assembled,
to send to a hospital. in Manitoba
next month, An auction sale 0
,.articles donated by the auxiliary
members will be held at the
June meeting, Mrs.. Cecil Wilson
presided for the business..
• .A report of Huron Presbyterial
held in, Clinton was given 1»'Mrs, Marshall.
Mr. Don Hooper led in the
devotional assisted b y Mrs.
Wayne Tuckey and Mrs, Arthur
Frayne. A reading was contrib.
-idea by Mrs. Percy Merkley,
Mrs, Robert Turnbull presented
the eoncluding chapter of this
year's study book,
The R.C.IVLP. figures Cana-
dian business loses something
Eke $2,000,000 annually through
forged cheques.
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