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Over 190 4•l1 liontetalaIt gl The moaning session was
. ex a its, and skits :and lug•
girls modelled the cotton dress- taken up by each girl judging ested improvements,
es they had made in the latest logo' dresses, materials and g er ifi K
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3 -reject " C o t t o n s MbeCertificates cafes .and sterling e
Mar samples of slip stitching. Later .ver 4-fI club teaspoons
:mart" at Achievement Day exhibits were arranged. liven o each girl who P were
Clint" District High Scheel, 3 llui'ondele Jolly ,tilts ar• !given
to
coure, Mrs. Otto
Saturday• ranged an exhibit -showing 1:'opp, president of West Huron
Receiving provincial honors "Good Lines for Different I ig. District WI spoke brieflyn
for completing 12 projects ores" and .Shirley .Reynolds. behalf. .of the Women's ti-
were Miss Marfan May, at the was The commentator, ns
"Good Lutes 'n 'ace District stiff
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t s e Went, nt Mrs.Jelin Jo MacLean,
Lonelda Losten, of the Thrifty iced by Crediton Curies and en- who was unable to attend,
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es and illiss llfaric larged on by Judy Lamport, Home .Economist for. 1
lllack, Dungannon, I Mary Hayter of he D h o
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Presented � •r
with county hon- girls cotnmen cd o
n y . on ”{ t n their ex-, ranged and presided for
Ors for completing six projects hlbit.� Good; Litres for Differ. program, Mr Mil
,SWeessfully were Miss Frances ent f+igures'1, g S. .lei
Differ -,
join her husband in Pete-
Skinner, Elimville, Miss Barb- The program was intercepted in two weeks' time,
ars 1�'ebber, Hurondale and at intervals by :a fashion shorn j A new .economist will he
1r!iss Kathryn McGregor, lip- of cotton dresses by two or charge for the fall,pro
Pon, three of the clubs, Featuring Fruit.
Anne Johns, Margaret Jolins,
p plansJanet Skinner and Marilyn
Johns of the Elimville club ,
Complete presented a skit on "Choosing Silent auction
Cotton for a Dress" as .did.
Katherine McGregor, Grace Coven feature
Riley, Julie Chapple, Dianne
At • tri meeting of the Will- Finlayson and Margaret Broad- I The feature ofCavell
Con-
ing Workers Evening Auxiliary foot of the Thrifty Kippenettes, " v n Co n
of James Street United Church All members of the Grand Tuesdayedonal Circle meeting silent
Monday plans were finalized fiend club demonstrated that cnevening was a sien
for the CGIT Mother and "Cottons May go Anywhere",; of etbaking, sewingith a o good selection
her
daughter banquet on Wednes- 1 -Dome economists, Mrs, if. miscellaneous articles,
day, May 10, 1 Brightwell, .Stratford, and Miss
Mrs, R. E, Feeley, who, with Mary Lou,Black, Bruce. county, I ed (for thehcent nnaa1Ycomnit-
her group, was in charge of commended and criticized the
program, concluded the tee and stated that the invite -
the
� tions had been sent,
year's study "Into all the World ST. PETER'S CWL
'Together" based on the book. A questionnaire on the Pres-
"1'he ',Corning World". , Last minute plans were made byterian Record was discussed
Sire described the visit of the for the bazaar to be held at and answered, A report from
author of described
book, Betty Alt. Carmel on the evening of the businessmen's luncheon.
Thompson, to the Philippine May 24 at' the May meeting committee noted that it had
islands and the churches there,of St. Peter's Catholic Women's been a successful venture.
especially the League Tuesday evening, , President Mrs. Keil McLaugh-
youn er church, The meeting ryas held at the was in the chair,
The United Church of Christ
THIS 'N THAT
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Lady Luck has nothing to de home economists at tile
rvilh successful calve baking, (:onsumer Section ,a the 1)
Rather it depends on choosing partment of Agriculture Where
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Stresses • Change;
Mrs, (:.toss Tucke led ii]. the `,den favored
I n 1T1 I S S I Ort. \ !Or.k Y red watt a piano .sQXo, i.
devptionat assisted lty Al.rs. flans. were made to. Aare a
At :the meeting t7f the 11tom- Don Wilson and Z4rs. Gerald' white .efepliant sale at the- 44e
an's. Federation of Main Street
Skinner. Miss Marion Carsoad• r Meetin . ,
e United church Monday night
c• Mrs. Clara Wellington present -
a tested recipe, .measuring all It was tested and, a4 it take
the ingredients :accurately and Well to freezing,
It can tae
combining them exactly as the made now while eggs are rea-
method directs. I sonably priced,
Success in baking also de- Chocolote Cake
ends e
onusi lit
P ng the lig t � yp. � liege is the recipe far an -
and size of pan and baking the other chocolate cakegiven b
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i the right length of rack and delicious.
time Thus is only common
furon sense but deviation in only one 1/2 cup cocoa or 2 squares
a r -points justa:te
ofchoc h
thethe
Dinto
s maybe
the difference between a success- 1/2 cup sweet mUk
will ful cake and one that is a fail- tbl bCewn sugar
rbaa•o ore. (Mix these, bail and
Chocolate Chiffon cool).
in
1/2 cup butter creamed
ject,
for CGIT fete
which is a union of Presbyte- home of Mrs. Jerome Spruytte, : Mrs. Clifford Ersman
rian, Congregational, Evangel_ Rev, Fr. J. Kelly and Presi- hostess and was assisted.
feat United Brethreand tis dent Mrs, T. M. Clark and 15 the social hour by Mrs. H
eiples of Christ churches, I members were present, I Harrison and Mrs. Ken Bridg
Mrs, Pooley also told of the
author's visit to Hiroshima, •
japan, and the Japan Church T �1 ree girls World Service centre for A-' g 1 a d u a to
bomb victims, Ii
F•residcnt Mrs, Janres Smith ceremony
gave a report of Huron Pres- C G I T
byterial held at Wingha.m - re-;
cently. Mrs, William Kernick' By MRS. FRED BOWDEN to receive pins were Gwen
gate a reading "Look up and CENTRALIA
Live". Mrs. W. H. Pollen as Lightfoot and Blanche Rollings
who were the I
listed Mrs. Pooley with the y Cathy Hodgins, Joyce Me usherettes for
devotional. Susan and Brenda Falls and Margaret Hirtzel the service.
Denney favored with a vocal graduated from CGIT in an Following the service a so -
duet accompanied by their rmpress�ve graduation service tial .half hour was spent in the
mother, Airs. R. C. byney, + in the United Church on Sun- church schoolroom.
clay afternoon. Personal items
Here is a cake recipe that
calls for an ungreased pan.
The reasons for this are to
allow the batter to cling to the
sides of Cie pan while rising
doling the baking and to al-
low the baked cake ""to hang"
in the pan When it is inverted,
'Phis results in a light, high' Mix well together, Add eho-
cake, which puts it in a spring colate mixture, Stir, Bake in
or sumineri dessert class, layer tins or in 9" square pan
3/4 cup cocoa
in 350 to 375° .oven for 45 to
1 cup boiling water 50 minutes,
1 3/4 cups sifted pastry flour Icing for Cake
1 1/4 cups sugar 1 cu white sugar
3 tp baking powder p
1 top salt 1 cup boiling water
7 egg Whites 1 1/2 tip cocoa
1/2 tp cream.of tarter 1 heaping t11 cornstarch
1/2 cup sugar moistened in a little
1/2 cup salad oil water•
7 egg yolks Add vanilla and. butter
1 tp vanilla U the cake is baked in lay -
1 date Pilling between
Combine cocoa and boiling layers,
water, -then chill. Mix and sift
flour, the 11/4 cups sugar, Date Filling
baking powder and salt. Make 1 cup dates, cut up
a meringue of the'egg whites, 1/4 cup water
cream of tartar and the re -
1 1/2 cups brown sugar
2 eggs wet: Neaten.
1/2 cup sour milk
vanilla flavoring
2 cups flour (measured
after sifting)
1 tsp soda
1/2 tsp salt
tvas maiming sugar. Make a well in 2 tbsp lemon juice
at the dry ingredients and add, in 1 tbsp butter
erb order, the oil, egg yolks, cocoa Cook dates, water and salt
es, mixture and vanilla, Beat un stirring constantly until stiff
I til smooth. Add to meringue and smooth. Add lemon juice
and fold in gently until tho- and butter. Cool.
roughly combined. Do not stir. Women in the news
Pour into an ungreased 10" Mrs L. G. Lyrnburger, Port
derately slow oven (325°) 70 Colborne, president of the Fe -
to 75 minutes. Immediately
turn pan upside down and
leave untilcake is cold.
For a darker cake add 1/4
cup more cocoa and 1/4 cup
more sugar.
This is a favorite cake of
Plans were made for a pot
luck supper at the June meet- Cathy Hodgins, a member. Miss Wilda Pollock of Kit
since the formation of the ener was a weekend
ing with. Mrs• Hector Murray, lou, five guest
Airs. H. L, Sturgis, Mrs. How- a group years ago, was nal the home of her sister, M
and Trueinner and Mrs, Arthur edintorian, In her address site and Mrs. Lorne Hicks.
Rundle in charge, pointed out the values re- Mr. and Mrs. A. Copela
ccived, through training, by of Windsor are spending a f
the maturing girl. Through the weeks with Mrs. Andre
preparation and planning of Hicks.
the worship services and in Miss Eleanor Mae Hodg
leading games the girls have of London was a weekend vi
developed qualities in leader- tor with her parents, Mr. a
ship, the ability to plan and Mrs, Kenneth Hodgins a
think for themselves. family,
6,1 -fair styling was the high-. Through Bible ' study they Mrs. -Theresa Maloney,
light of the program. for Beta have been taught 'the basis of Loretta Hewitt and son om
Sigma Phi Sorority meeting upright living and have been of Scaforth were recent v
held at the home of Mrs. Art brought closer -to following the tors with Mr. and Mrs. Vict
Gainer Tuesday evening, 1 example Jesus set for •them. Overholt and family.
Ron and Eve Pratley of (Through mission study they
Roneve's Hair Styling, Grand i have learned the needs of others
tube pan and bake in a mo -
Education head
oat speaks to CWL
r.
On Tuesday, April 11, the
nd Catholic Women's League of
ew RCAF Station Centralia had as
e w guest speaker Father J. P.
Finn, Director of Education for
mains the London Diocese.
si- Father Finn explained the
rid history of separate schools in
nd Canada and showed a film
about the Catholic schools .of
rs. Ontario.
my At this meeting, the yearly
vi • election of officers took place.
or
Sorority studies
coiffure styles
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunning-
Bend and have been taughtton visited over tine weeke
resent to
ed. •a demon a -a
P spap
+with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vog
tionreciate their
and pointers - p own
oilers on hairstandards of
st 1
Ing. They were introduced by living. _ and family in Listowel.
Visitors
Mrs. Griffin T h o ni a s and' In the CGIT rally the girls at the `home of
thanked by Mrs..William Schle- i participate on a larger scale, and Mrs. Fred Harrison we
Mrs, MarySmith of Exet
gel. 1 meet other girls and enlarge and Weny Dixon of Ail
Plans were finalized for the their circle–of friends. By visit- Craig for the weekend and
Mothers tea in .lames Street j ing the shut-ins, sending cards Sunday,Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Church on Wednesday, May and through the sale of choeo- Abey nd family of Londe
10. fates the girls have the priv. Mrs. Don Dixon,ilsa Cra
A donation of $100 to South ilege of meeting and talking to Mr.and Mrs. oy Harris
lluron Hospital was acknow- older people and became bet- and Debbie of Biddulph.
ledged. ter acquainted with the com-
Assisting the hostess were • inunity in which they live. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bend
Mrs, Robert Fletcher, Mrs. In her closing remarks Cathy and family and Mr. All
Len Veri and Mrs. William pointed out that the oppor- Grant of Toronto were visite
f a couple of days with
enjoyed were made possible and Mrs. Fred Cruuiington,
through the capable leadership
of Mrs. Frank Hicks, Mrs. J.
Essery, Mrs. Chas. Rollings
and Mrs. Clarke (a former res-
ident) who introduced the
work.
Lanyards were presented to
Marilyn Morgan by Mrs. F.
Hicks, to Jean and Joan
Essery by their mother, Mrs.
Robe
derated Women's institutes of
Ontario in addressing the
women's section of the Onta-
rio Association of Agricultural
Societies in Toronto recently
spoke on "Women of the
World."
She said her title implied
not only famous women. or
those, who had made a great
contribution to society, but in
a shrinking world where one
could have dinner in Toronto
and next day's lunch in Lon-
don, Eng„ all women are
women of the world.
"Women in their own hom,iis
have a great role to play" she
said "but they also have a
responsibility for what happens
in their own country and in
the world at large. Women
must become citizens of a
wider sphere than that of their
own community.
The power that women have
is sometimes a frightening
The executive for the coining thing and we have to be care -
year is: Director, Father G. E. tut how we use it" she said.
Grant; p r e s i d e n 1, Mrs. L. "But we must he careful that
Howard; vice-presidents, Mrs, we do use it, not hide our light
an D. Marquis, Mrs. E. Duffy, under• a bushel."
Mrs, C. Martell; secretary, "To be a Canadian in the
Afr. Mrs. W, Nielson; treasurer, present stage of world affairs
re Mrs. R. Gardner; past presi• is a great privilege and also a
er dent is Mrs. J. McCarroll, great responsibility," she said,
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Fete bride
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By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY J. Essery and to Bette Lou
i11rs. Toni Kooy, Mrs. Jack West by Mrs. C. Rollings.
Dickins and Mrs, Hugh Davis The address was given by
were co -hostesses at a bridal Rev. D. M. Guest on the text
shower for Miss Sandra Mc- "Jesus increased in wisdom
Lindley of Parkhill whose mar- and stature and in favor of
rine to Air. Maurice MacDon- God and Man". Mr. Guest ad -
aid takes place • on Saturday, vised the girls to 'take advan-
May (i', tage of the good things in life,
Mrs. Tom Kooy welcomed to be earnest: in their desire
, the large crowd and called on for a good education and • to
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s. Hugh Davis for a reading.. be sincere in their Bible study.
Mrs. Jack Dickins read the ad- Two musical numbers were
dress and Miss McLincley was sung by the group of girls with
escorted to the attractive set- Sharon Lightfoot at the piano.
ting on the platform by Miss Among the former graduates
Joyce MacDonald and Miss
Mona Noels.
Little Miss Sandra Atkinson,
namesake of the bridele]ect,
presented her with the first
gift.
Miss Alctinehey thanked all
for the many beautiful gifts.
Personal items
The farm neighbours of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Joyce pre-
sented them with a chrome .kit-
chen suite. Mr. and Mrs, Joyce
recently moved to Lucan•
Mr. Cameron Davis spent the
weekend at the home of his
uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Billy Ab-
bott,
Niagara falls.
Mrs. Maurice MacDonald,
Mrs. Earl Greenlee, and Alrs.
Heber Davis attended the 74th
annual nicotinic,of The Women's
Atixiliary hold in St, John's,
'The Evangelist Church, Kit-
chenert on April 25 and 2d.
Kippers tobe host
for WI meeting
South )luron Women's lnsti•
tu(e district annual will be
held in Kippen United Church
on 7f1iursday, May 11 with
morning and afternoon sea.
sloes,
00Addresses will be givi?n by
Ales, W. Keys, Hyde Park.
• /chairman of l.oildon arca. and'
by Mrs. Greer Hislop, trate'
ford, regional vice-president.
Registration will cohimence at
!),30 aid the a#teril`obtl 'session'
At :i,i,t
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"LIFE„
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toward misslenaries in that they
are now considered co-workers
rather than .leaders. of the peo-
ple.
Mrs. Wellington also stressed
the trend to the union of
churches and asked her listen-'
ee s to be informed and prayer-
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movement,
Mrs, J, M. Gibson. Mold of
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Graham Arthur Motors
Beavers Hardware
Bray Chick Hatchery
Broderick Bros.
John Burke Ins.
Caldwell North End Supertest
Canadian Canners
ArtClarke
LG,AClar, Food Store
Central. Hotel
Dixon Van Lines
Jack Doerr Photo
Eaton's of Canada
Ersman Bakery
Exeter Dairy
Exeter Furniture Ltd.
Exeter Salvage
Clarence Fairbairn
Fisher Hardware
Stan Frayne
Greene's Variety Store
Hopper -Hockey Furniture
Huntley Drug 'Store
Huxtable Implements
Jake's Plumbing & Heating
Jolly Radio & Electric
Lindenfield Ltd,
MacGregor Fuels & Welding
Mathers, Bros.
McKenzie Paint Store
Middleton & Genttner
Modern Beauty Salon
Pryde & Son
li:ethers Restaurant
Sanders Grocery
IL R. Sherwood (Implement)
Jack Smith Jeweller
Larry Snider Motors
Interior Strop
Tuckey Beverages
\1"alper's Men's Wear
Wedge The Mover
Silhouette Beauty Shop
Helen Frayne
White's Store
North End B,A.
Shell Oil Co.
Empty Dumpty Potato Chips
Imperial Tobacco
W. H. Hodgson Insurance
Gerald Godbolt Insurance
Bailey's Florist
Brady Cleaners
Brock Tire Service
Browning Drug Store
Burkley Restaurant
Canadian Tire Assoc,
Cathy's Beauty Lounge
Chainway Store
Choose Book Shop
Dobson Roofing
Dot's Beauty Salon
A. 0. Riliot Furniture
Exeter Bowling Lanes
Exeter Frozen Foods
Exeter Grill
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Guenther Tuckey Transport
Beaver Lumber
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Middleton Drugs
Jones, MacNaughton Seed
Lyric Theatre
MacMillan's Stationery
F. A, May & Son
McKerlie Automotive
Mid. Town Cleaners •
Reder's Florist
Russell Electric
Simpson Sears •
Smyth Shoe Store
Snell Bros.
South End Service
Traquair Hardware
Geo. Vriese Imperial Oil
White Rose Service Station
Wuerth Shoe Store
Wilson's Gift Shop
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Fuller Brush
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