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ELINIVILLE for the OrAnell., in regard tg
The annual meeting of Elita,• local leaderS 00erse it was
Ville WI took the form of a pot voted as first preference "block
luck supper with a number' printing" with "window tro0-
4-li girls as Klieg& inen:::,040th"ahtiontrsdefor.r the tlenle
N IFAN E Mrs. icen.lohnSPresentecland nu r
oxz,ol;:aamimagr. WalL;;;Z:MCZAMMENSM., . I . „,„.,:Za."iiMEEL:'211VAIIMORS2 itistglig° the officers for 1963- It was voted t° donate 10
PreSident is Mr.s. FtOSS cents Member for the Ade-
Skinner succeeding Mrs. Harold laid° Foodless home fund and
Taylor, Vice-presidente are ale° to purchase notebooks for
Mrs. Gilbert Johns and Mrs, each committee convener so
Franklin Skinner; secretary- that annual reports could be kept
treasurer, Mrs, Jackson in local records.
Woods; assistant, Mrs. Tom Mrs. Ken Johns gave a report
Hern; district director, Mrs. on the children's Aid work and
James. Miller; alternate, Mrs. needs, She asked for used clo-
Wellington Brook; directors, thing especially baby clothes
Mrs. Jud Dykeinan, Mrs. Ward and jeans.
Hern, Mrs. John Hera and Mrs. Retiring president, Mrs. Lorne Johns. Taylor was presented with a
Reports of the year's work gift of steak knives. Rai calf was given by the officers and was answered by 44 members
conveners. Mr. Lloyd Nern, with the payment of fees.
campaign manager for the dis-
trict, addressed the meeting on
"cancer research" andreques-
fed the branch canvass a part
of Usborne Township. Volun-
teers offered to assist.
Mrs. Franklin Skinner, Mrs.
James Miller, and Mrs. Tom
Bern were appointed to look
after the Exeter Fair exhibit
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local talent $4.50 $4.95 $5.75
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Hong Kong topic
for Caven ladies
Hong Kong was the subject of
study taken by Mrs. Art Whit-
smith at the WMS meeting in
Caven Presbyterian church
Monday evening,
Mrs. Whilsmith's talk on the
people, history and culture of
the city was illustrated by an
authentic display of carvings,
art, linens, pottery, flowers
and needlework loaned by Mr.
Harry Sherwood, town.
Mrs. C. S. Ersman presided
and was assisted in the de-
votional by Mrs. F. Whilsniith.
Mrs. Ken Brydges reviewed a
chapter from the yearly blue
book. Mrs. William Siliery,
Mrs. Carman Cann, Mrs. David
Millar and Mrs. C. Ersman sang
a hymn written by BillySunday.
Hostesses were Mrs. H.
Strang, Mrs. Millar and Mrs.
L. Kirk.
AlkOiaiVRAY
Mrs. Tom Kooy WAS elected
president. of McGillivray Insti-
tute for 196$-64 at the annual
meeting in West McGillivray
Hall, Mr e. Beat rlee mx,on is the
immediater a opsaist Pe rA s si daernet mcp 1,4
Fraser Dixon and Mrs. Albert
Armstrong; 49c retary,trea,
surer, Mrs. Parry Thompson;
assistant, 1051 Joe Carey; di-
lrruiesrecoltno.o.r., r
J oe
s , m Mrs.rCs, eeys;d Melvinl
district
Lewis;
tricpt e Allison,
lan-
ists, Mrs. Wilfred Dixon, Mrs.
Wes Lewis; auditors, Mrs, Mel-
vin Mrs. Laverne Al-
Conveners of standing com-
mittees: home economics and
health, Mrs. Carman Picker-
ing; historical research, Mrs.
John Dyke; public relations,
Mrs. Wilfred Dixon; agriculture
and Canadian industries, Mrs.
William Allison, citizenship and
education, Mrs. Peter DeJong;
resolutions, Mrs. Karl Picker-
ing; publicity, Mrs. Parry
Thompson; social welfare, Mrs.
L. Allison, Mrs. F, Dixon, Mrs.
A. Erskine and Mrs. G. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. William Allison, home
economics convener, presented
a film strip "The Value of your
food dollar." The motto "Men
are builders of houses but wo-
men are builders of homes" was
explained by Mrs.. Karl Picker-
ing. Mrs. A. Lightfoot gave a
reading and Miss Debbie Shad-
dock entertained with two solos
accompanied by Mrs. William
Thompson.
Mrs. William Watson, a
member, who has moved to
Exeter, was presented with a
pin and earring set. A draw on
an article donated by Mrs. L. A,
Allison was won by Mrs. Effie
Thompson.
Delegates to the district an-
nual are Mrs. A. Armstrong
and Mrs. L. Allison. Plans were
made for the bazaar at the May
meeting with conveners ap-
pointed: Mrs. L. Allison and
Mrs.rs P. W. eAllison,jongand
Mrs.
bake table;
Mrs, Ger-
ald Thompson, sewing; Mrs. K,
Pickering and Mrs. Wilf red
Dixon, white elephant and Mrs.
Joe Conlin for parcel post.
Auxiliary plans
busy schedule
The Ladies Legion Auxiliary
made plans for a busy schedule
at the meeting in the Legion Hall
Monday evening, They will cater
to Lions banquet, April 25;
SWOSDA, April 27, PUC dis-
trict meeting, May 8 and inter-
town bowling, May 10.
A donation of $25 was voted
to the Cancer campaign and $50
to the Navy League of Canada.
A compact donated by Mrs, W.
Parker was raffled for the past
presidents club in aid of a
Korean child realizing $2.85.
The raffle was won by Mrs.
Garnet Shipman.
Several members donated
their time to playing bingo with
the patients in Westminster
Hospital recently. Many of these
men are lonely and the monthly
parcels and occasional visits
are appreciated.
Three teams were entered in
the Walkerton Bowling tourna-
ment; one captained by Mrs. S.
Frayne placed fourth and an-
other headed by Mrs. G. Brown
stood sixth, both teams receiv-
ing prizes. Two ladies from. Ex-
eter won door prizes.
Eastern Star donates equipment to local hospital
Exeter Chapter OES has presented awheel chair and hair dryer to South Huron Hospital for the use
of patients. Mrs. H. Bierling, worthy matron, and Mrs. Hedley May, associate matron, make the
presentations to Mrs. M. Learn, director of nursing. The equipment was purchased from proceeds
of a theatre party staged by the chapter at Lyric Theatre, Exeter. --T-A photo
Draperies
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MADE TO MEASURE
Brussels official
visits Rebekahs
District Deputy P r e sident
Mrs. Ray Crawford, Brussels,
paid her official visit to Pride
of Huron Rebekah Lodge last
Wednesday night.
Visitors from the Brussels
and Ilderton lodges were pre-
sent.
The Rebekahs are planning to
hold Friendship night May 15
when representatives from the
different lodges will be guests
and Sarnia lodge will put on the
floor work at that meeting.
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The spring meeting of the
Huron Waves was attended by
55 at the new community centre,
Dashwood, last Tuesday com-
mencing with a pot luck supper.
Prizes were given to the
oldest lady present, Mrs. Mc-
Isaac, 87, Dashwood, and to
Mrs. Wes Wein for the floral
arrangement. Other features of
the program chaired by Mrs.
Ross Krueger included readings
by Mrs. Aaron Wein, Mrs. El-
mer Lawson, Mrs. F, Stade and
Mrs. Roy Mo r e n z; musical
numbers by Misses Doreen
Kenney and Caroline Glanville,
solo by Mrs. William Ameron-
gen, Exeter; piano duet, Mrs.
Harry Sheppard and Miss Gail
Thompson and a skit by Mrs.
Thiel and Mrs. Bierling of Zu-
rich.
A donation of five dollars was
voted to the Bunny Bundle, Lon-
don CFPL, A singsong was led
by Mrs. Stade with Mrs. Shep-
pard at the piano.
Telephone
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WI history
topic at fete
Mrs. George Wilson, RR 6
St. Marys, was guest speaker at
the Junior Institute mother and
daughter banquet in Elimville
United Church Thursday even-
ing.
Mrs. Wilson gave the history
of WI work in the North West
Territories telling of the diffi-
culty in establishing and main-
taining branches amongst the
Indians and Eskimos and the
renewed effort in the recent
months to further the WI work.
She was introduced by Miss
Marilyn Marshall and thanked
by Miss Ann Creery,
A toast to the mothers was
proposed by Miss Darlene
Frayne and replied to by Mrs.
Delmer Skinner. Each mother
was given a corsage.
HuronRome EconoMist Miss
Isabelle Gilchrist was present
and spoke briefly, A singsong
was led by Miss Shirley Jaques
and contests were conducted.
Mrs. Robert Patterson intro-
duced the head table and Miss
Darlene Frayne was chairman.
Mrs. Robert Down moved a vote
of thanks to the ladies who cate-
red for the banquet.
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when you turn the chops. Turn
once during cooking.
Cut tomatoes in halves and
Score cut surfaces. Sprinkle
with fine cracker crumbs mixed
with grated cheese and a touch
of thyme or sweet basil, and
salt and pepper. Place on broi-
ler pan when you turn the chops.
(Do not turn the tomatoes.)
Broiling is an excellent cook-
ing method for lamb chops. They
take less than 15 minutes to cook
and you can have your whole
first course from the broiler in
this time if you like.
MENU FOR DROILER MEAL
Lamb Chops Mushrooms
Potato patties or slices
Tomato Halves
Mint Jelly
Applesauce and Cookies
Select chops about 3/4 inch
thick. Snip fat edges Of chops.
Broil '7 to 8 minutes each side.
Season after browning. Garnish'
With mint jelly.
Cut stems of mushrooms
short (save cut-off stems for
gravy another day)„ Dip mush-
rooms melted butter. Place,
stem side up, on broiler pan
when you turn the chops. Turn
once during cooking. (Tops of
mushrooms may be scored be-
fore dipping in butter, if desi-
red.)
Use leftover Mashed or boiled
potatoes for patties or slices.
Brush both sides With butter and
sprinkle with salt, pepper and
paptikar Place en broiler pee
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