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PUFFED PORK CHOPS
BrOWn 6 park rib Chopt, cut
3/4 to 1 inch thick in 2 table,'
Spoons lard or drippings. Sea-
son meat with 1 teaspoon salt
and 1/8 .teaspoon poppet. Melt
2 tabletpoOns butter or mar-
Wine in SaUcepah.. Stir in 1/3
cup flour. Gradually add 2/3
cup Milk, Stirring constantly,
Until thickened, Add 1 slightly
beaten egg and, beat until mix
lure. IS Shiny., Stir in 2 table
spoons grated • onicin i/c cup
tiattrietati Cheete, 2 tablespoons
dehydrated parsley flakee, 1/2
teaspoon- salt and, 1/8 teaspoon
pepPet. Piace etiopi on rack in
Open roasting pan. TOO each
chop with approximately 3 table.,,,
Spleens, ChieSO mixture. Cook.;
covered tightly; in a slow oven
(325 degrees 16 ininifteS.
CoVer an continue d
crooking 20 or MYriiiiintee Ortritil
done., 6 servings.
cola Eniptyb
Cant can make
great bookends when filled Viltri
dirt: or Sand. they /it right
ifi the decor teeriagere 'toeing,
and deni be faintly teems.
Mrs. A. Raynard is a patient
in iiiemstra Nursing Home after
spending ,some time in the hoS-
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Lynn were Mr. and Mrs. W.
McLean from Mississauga.
1VIr. and. Mrs. Geo. Lynn Jr.
of Toronto have purchased the
home of the late Mrs. Arm. Baker.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
John Lamont were Mr. and Mrs.
Geo; Lamont and Dave of Hazel-
ridge, Man, and Miss Olive Ro-
binson of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gowing
of 131tievale visited Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff.Bray.
Mr. Robert Pearson returned
home Monday after having • sur-
gery in Victoria Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl
and Janice of Owen Sound, Miss
Kathy McIntosh of Listowel,were
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Earl on Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Les A
Collingwood visited for the
end with Mr. arid Mrs.
Cunningham;
Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Hewi
sited Sunday in Rockwood
Mr. sand Mrs. R. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan B
13owmanville visited Sunda
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall.
mt. and Mrs. Stan Si
visited for the weekend atG
and Forks of credit.
Dr. Doug wardlaw was h
ed at a family dinner on T
day', October 11 to celebrat
90th birthday.
Mr. Fred Farrow who
patient in wingham was 99
old on October 16. He is th
ther of Mrs: wm. Hewitt.
Mr. Chas. Hansuld visit
a few days• in Mt. Bridges
Mr. and. Mrs. Geo. Row
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With Hallowe'en at the ehd of the month, Jack-Q-Lanterns
were out in full force at Brussels Fair.' Here Richard Knight
gives a pumpkin the watchful eye. Richard is the son of Mr.
and mes: Leslie Knight of R.R.#3, Brussels.
rally of Centre Region of the 'Man shall not live by bread
Huron-Perth Presbyterial of the alone, but by every word that
United Church in Clinton, Thurs- • proceedeth out of the mouth of
day night, Dr. Anne Graham God'.
Langford, Assistant Minister at She spoke of bread as food for
Metropolitan United Church, the body, beauty for the mind and
London, said, “Our world,• is soul and the opportunity of
healthy and overfed but not grow- , education for the poor.
ing much morally, 'mentally or She said man does not live
spiritually." , by bread alone but by love that
Dr. Langord said: "When we is expressed in a sense of be-
take time to think • of the phrase longing. Love is also expressed
'Give us this day our daily in a sense of acceptance of
bread', many things come to our ourselves and of others. we live ,
mind--the cost of living, how by love that includes caring and
much longer it takes us to shop, a sense of being' cherished, by
'the fear of world food supplies love that involves forgiveness
running out, international trade and respect, and perhaps most
agreements that profit the giver importantly of all, 'sharing per-
more than the receiver, the sonally and nationally.
hungry and kg starving world in Dr. Langford said that the
which we aziA ever dieting to lOse channels of these things are
weight." prayer,, .and word of God--the
Sharing some of her thoughts Bible--and worship of God in
on the theme of the rally , the sanctuary.
Give us this day our daily bread-- Bread for healthy bodies in-
Dr. *Langford said, ',If •we are volves discipline as wellas three
to help others then we must know well-planned meals a day, and by
the meaning of 'bread' as Jesus the same token all other forms of
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ACROSS 38. Over again 9. Cole- Tod ay's Answer
1, Gloomy 39. Musical nize
aura symbols 11. • "Mal-
5. Picture 40. Cistern tese
10. South
riddle
DOWN sleuth
Falcon"
1. Glazier's 15. Ex- African
stock in tremely plant
trade . 18. Asian 11. Fishing net 2. Warning
sounds -
penin- 12. Russian
sula river
19. Actress 3, Phrase 13. Punctual
14. Before, to • acconi-
panying apoet
15. 7 Down
4. Grassland vichis"
5. Infrequent 16. Former
6. Conceit Giants'
7. Oft-written quarter-
February back,
phrase familiarly
8. Like a 17. Backed
forgotten financially
bill 19. Iniquity
20. Harsh
sound
21. Put On
cargo
22. Dehydrate
23. Ott of
baseball
lore
24. John
Wayne's
Itieknaine
26. Muscle
28. Amazon
cetacean
29. Earth, e.g.
.81. Little lass
(.0*(4.) 32, Wire
Measure-
inent
33. Sailor
34, French
breed deg
36. Italian, city
37. Military' '
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The Ethel W.I. met at the
• hoine of Mrs. Chester Earl With a. good attendance. Motto - The
reason , a dollar doesn't do as
much today as it used to, neither
do people." was taken by Mrs.
Ted Gill. Business was conduct-
ed by Mrs. L. Weber. Commit-
tees were formed for catering to
a supper November 19, meeting at
Cranbroolc October 31, also meet-
ing in Waterloo Nov.1 and 2,, Mrs.
Ted Gill and. Mrs. Wm. Dobson
gave a report on the Annual held
-at Centralia. Mrs. Gill also told
of her trip to. Brantford. -Mrs.
Chester Earl introduced the guest
speaker Dr. Peter Hemingway of
Listowel who spoke on your health,
He, was thanked by Mrs. L. Weber
and presented with a gift. Mrs.
Carl McDonald gave the smile.
The meeting closed with the In-
stitute Grace followed by lunch
"served by. Mrs. Carl McDonald
and the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald,
alsO Mrs. •R. Annett of Brussels
and . Rev. Stanley McDonald of
Londesboro visited Mr. and Mrs.
Evan Stevenson of Fergus on
Tuesday night being their 50th
Anniversary on the 10th of Oct.
World overfed but morally lacking
Speaking at the 12th annual , spoke of it. She cited the verse bread that feed the mind,'the soul
and the spirit, require discipline
and orderliness, she said.
Dr. Langford concluded; '"The
form of communion service at
the church is repeated as often
as we break bread together, at
our own tables where bread be-
comes the symbol of God's hand
• feeding our souls.as well as our
bodies."
Mrs. Leonard Strong, of
Egmondyille„ president of the
centre region, presided for the
rally held in Ontario Street United
Church.. Members of the UCW of
the church were hostesses for the
101 delegates who attended from
Bayfield, Brucefield, Burns,
Clinton Ontario Street and
Clinton Wesley-Willis, Egmond-
yille, Londesboro, Goshen, Mon-,
crief, Seaforth, Varna, Walton
and Winthrop.
Others who spoke or gave
reports included, Mrs., Ross
Trewartha,Clinton; Mrs. W.
MacDonald Gadshill, Mrs. S.
Shier, president of Huron-Perth
Presbyterial; Mrs. Mervyn
Reuber, Seaforth; Mrs. W. L.
Whyte, R.R.2, Seaforth; Mrs.
Mervyn Batkin, Clinton;• Rev. L.
S., Lewis, Clinton and Mrs.Stuart
Wilson,Brucefield.,
• A ngsong was conducted by
-Mrs. W. Spence, of R.R.6, St.
Marys and Ladies' quartette from
Kirkton sang.
The rally next fall will be
held in • Egmondville United
Church.