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BLUIVALE'---A collision occur- IIIMU u
jOLD TIN NEVINS
IN EWER ftounitu
. .
byterian Church on Sunday with'
the minister, Rev: T. E. Kennedy,
in charge. Judy Bitton, Carol Ro-
bertson and Mary Robertson were
received in membership.
Mr. A H Neelon preached In
Wingham 'United Church on Sun-
day, exchanging Milpits with Rev.
T, G, Hisser.
The Penny &Were held their
third meeting on Wedno4.4 7 after,
president, Mrs. Bernard Thomas, Mon at last week at the home of
Presided, gave the call to worship Anne Currie. Thirteen members
and read an Easter poem. repeated the Ode, 4-H • pledge and
After the adoption of the secre- motto to open the meeting. Maine
tary's and treasurer's reports, Mrs. 14 0ttat read the minutes and called William Robertson gave the Scrip- the roll, which was answered with,
"How our family gets Its meat
,supply,,
Mrs. Lapp read "Look 'for Qual-
ity in Mats", "Become Grade
Conscious", "Secrets of Meat Cook-
ery' and "Cooking Tender, and the
Less Tender Cuts". Methods of
cooking Meats, sueli as roasting,
broiling, pan broiling, frying, pot
roasting and braising were discus-
Sed. A recipe was given for mak-
ing Swiss steak and Mrs, Lapp
demonstrated. The finished pro-
duct was later sampled,
Mrs. Currie described different
cuts of beef. Tile home assign-
ment was to continue with the
wont on the table of cuts and get
the record books up to date,
The Penny Savers met again on
Friday at the home of Janny and
Anne Jouwsma, There were twelve
members at this meeting, which
opened in the usual manner. The
roll call was "Record books brought
in for discussion".
Mrs. Lapp introduced Miss Bette
Tillman, home economist for Huron
County, who addressed the girls
briefly and then looked over the
record books, Mrs. Currie review-
ed the roasts of beef and Mrs. Lapp
BWEVALE-Aev. T. G, Nasser,
of Winghain United Church, con-
ducted the service in Bluevale
United. Church. on BundaY, when
infant baptism •a gel .communion
Were held, '
Mr, Husser's subject was, "Power
to Overcome", and clean with the
life of Thomas, the disciple..
The children baptized wore:
Douglas James, son of Mr. and
Mrs, James Darling; Linda Frances,.
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, George
Darling; Barry Charles, son of
Mr. and Mts. Bruce Webb of Bar-
rio,
Fourteen young people were re-
ceived into the fellowship of the
church; Grace Mathers, Patricia
Craig, Linda 'Purvey, Patricia
Taylor, Mary Lou Wright, William
Hetherington, Donald Wheeler,
Keith Johnston, William Wright,
Robert Mathers, Frederick Brew-
er, James Sellers, Joseph Nicholson,
Jacob DeGroot.
Nine members were also received
by transfer from other :congre-
gations. A large attendance merit-
ed this special occasion,
Bluevale Belles
At Leader's Home
;BLUE VALE Bluevale Belles
Class 2 met at "the home of Mrs.
Alex Corrigan on April 20th. The
home economist, Miss Betty Till-
man was present. Topics of dia-
eus,sion were, "How Much Meat to
Buy" and "Store Meat Carefully".
Under the instruction of the
leaders the girls cooked beef stew
with dumplings. The next meeting
will be on April 25th at the home
of Mrs. Jack Nicholson,
Mrs. Fortune Speaks
At Raster Meeting
BLUBVAZ4e --- The W.IVf.S. of
Knox Presbyterian Church held
the Easter Thankoffering meeting
in the church on April 20th. The
lure reading and Mrs, Ross Gray
led in prayer. Mrs. Gordon Greig
gave the offertory prayer,
Misses Carol and Mary Robert-
son and Judy Bitton gave a vocal
number.
The guest speaker, Mrs. Leslie
Fortune of Wingham, spoke on
'"The Unchanging Christ the. Sane
Yesterday, Today and Forever".
She gave instances of the continual
changes in our lives and stressed
the permanence of Christ's abiding
Presence. The message was much
appreciated by the members.
Rev. T. E, Kennedy closed the
meeting with prayer, after which
a dainty lunch was served and a
social time enjoyed.
BLUEVALE
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, C, B. lioffman were their
daughter,. Mrs. Bruce Webb, Mr.
Webb and Barry, all of Barrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McMinn, of
Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
nold Lillow last week,
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Holloway, of
Barriston, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Horton.
Miss Eleanor Smith was home
from West Hill for the week-end
and. Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Smith
drove her to West Hill on Sunday.
Mr. Harvey Messer, of Toronto,
visited his sister, Mrs. Raymond
Elliott, and Mr. Elliott, at the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Aitchison and
Janet, Alice Aitken of Kitchener,'
visited Mrs. Win. Abraham.
The sacrament of the Lord's
Supper was observed in Knox Pres-
rtvitIrtd tat methods of coo lag.
A recipe. was read for stew and
dumplings, and a demonstration
given. by the leader.
The topics discussed were"How
to. Huy. and How to ,Cooli", "Meth-
ods of Cooking Meats" and Row to
Buy Wisely". It was announced
'that the Women's Institute had
donated P0.00 for supplies.
Mrs. Lapp then gave a recipe
tor dumplings and made a batch
to go with the stew, which the
girls •saTnPled later,
The home assignment for the
week Was to find two meat recipes
where meat is cooked by moist
heat and two by dry beat. These
are to be added to the recipe file,
with indication of the method •
used. If possible, another recipe
is to be tried from the members'
pamphlet using the simmering or
braising method and the results.
recorded in the record books. The
roll eon for the next meeting is
"One way X. could improve my food
selection".
HOCKEY TEAMS ARE
OMB AT BANQUET
wactx4frEn - The community
catered to a banquet in the Wrox-
eter Hall last Friday evening in
honor of the six Gori :!.Wroxeter
hockey teams and their coaches,
when about 100 sat down to supper,
Davey Neilson, president of the
Athletic Association acted as chair-
man and introduced the guest
speaker, Glenn JohnsEon of Ford-
wich. Murray MacFarlane gave
two bagpipe selections, Lorne Ma-
dill, Shelbourne, who donated the
midget trophy a, few years ago, was
on hand to present it to the win-
ning team this year.
James Wylie thanked the ladies
for their efforts and Mrs. Ruth
McDonald and Mrs. Gordon Greig
replied.
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