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There was a large attendance at the dinner meeting of Brussels businessmen at the Legion
Hall, Wednesday and members indicated keen interest in the discussions concerning association
plans. (Staff Photo)
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-A feature attraction at the dinner meeting of the Brussels businessniens Association
Wednesday evening was the Ding-a-Lings. Shown here, they are Julie Campbell, Julie McCall, '
Susan Langlois and Michelle McCutcheon. (Staff Photo)
News of Walton
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Mrs. Allan McCall
Mrs. James Smith, Brussels
was hostess at her home for the
8th and 16th unit April meeting
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Don Fraser opened the
meeting and "Christ the Lord is
risen today" was sung. Mrs.
Jim McDonald read the scripture
from Luke, Chapter 5, and the
Meditation. Mrs. D. Fraser read
poems, "Easter again" and "A
message for today" and "Rejoice
the Lord is King" was sung.
Mrs. George McCall an-
nounced coming events. plans
were made for a showeiSaturday
evening for Miss Karen Mc
Donald.
The "Luncheon is Served" on
June 4th was discussed.
Mrs. Don McDonald and Mrs.
Don Fraser assisted the hostess
in serving lUnch:
4-H MEETINGS
The fifth meeting of the
"SportY Spats" 4-H Club on
"Sportswear with Knits" was
held on Monday evening. The
Roll Call, "How I plari to incor-
porate -stretchy seams into my
gartnent" was answered by all
girls preSent. The secretary's
report was read by Margaret
shortreede
The discussion was on "Set-,
ting in Sleeves." The dernonstra-
tIciri by Mr-s. Watson was putting
in 'a zipper without a seam, and
a Meek turtleneck. Miee jowl
Bennett demonstrated a tailor's
hem,
The sixt h and -Selienth Meeting
Were qbnibined. The roll call,
"HoW I plan to care for 'My
garment once it is Made - washing
instruction's, etc. Draw symbols
if pOSsible i was answered by
inerribere. The secretary's
report was read" by Mrs: Bev:
Stevenson. The 11011 Call for the.
seventh meeting was ati"Ideafer
the Fashion =Show The hand,.
out sheets Rik both meetings were
filled. in. The dettiorietratioti Wag
applying elastio, in firm knits and
hem with cliff..
• 'The next Meeting will be held
at Joan Bennett's home.
WALTON II
The Walton II 4-H Club held
their final meeting at the home
of Mrs. Don McDonald on Satur-
day.
prior to the meeting the girls
and leaders enjoyed a smorgas-
bord lunch with each member
News of
Ethel
Wm. Dobson, Norman Dobson
and W.K. Fair of Harriston flew
Sunday to the Canadian Forces
base at Borden and attended a
seminar on Defensive Flying
sponsored by the Canadian
Owners and Pilots' Association
of Canada.
Vkalk I1 food
One reason ham is a favorite
of the economy-minded woman is
because it goes a long, long Way.
After making its first grand table
appearance,. its budget-stret-
ching leftdtrers mean more meals
that otherwise WOUld have to come
from a new meat purchase: Next
time you have ham leftover.froin
dinner, couple it in a casserole
With lima beans and cream-style
corn and crown with corn muffin
batter before baking, This south-
ern-style one-dish meal rates
high in appeal.
The secret to successful
baCOri cookery low heat, Plade
the meat in a 'cold Skillet and.
separate the slices as they begin
to cook . so that • 'each slice is
flat ,iii the pati, Continue cooking
over IOW heat, turning the SlideS--
Often- until they are browned
eve nly on both sides. ,Remove
the SliceS to drain on absorbent.
paper..
AS a breakfast bonus and for
variety, add chopped cooked Moat.
Such as, bacon, sausage, ham,
luncheon meat, frankfurters or
chipped beef to scrambled eggs
as they begin to thicken.
donating food for the meal. The
rollcall was answered by all
members; then Pat McDonald
read the minutes.
The leaders, Mrs. ID, Mc
Donald and Mrs. Mac Sholdice
discussed Achievement Day for
May 19, and reviewed and com-
pleted material for meetings.
A fashion show followed with
each girl modelling the garment
she had made.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunk, Mrs.
A. McCall and Mrs. N. Reid
attended the District 8 annual
meeting of the Horticultural So-
ciety in the Blyth Memorial Hall,
Saturday.
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