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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-02-27, Page 4Page 4 -- Winghan' iit'c,, Thursday, Feb. 27, 1904 features from The World of Women Goforth Evening Auxiliary Continues Study on India The Goforth Evening :1uxi1- 'iary of St. Andrew's Presbyter- ian Church, met in the ladies' church parlor, Tuesday eve- ning*. The meeting was opened by a call to worship by the president, Mrs. S. Forsyth, fol- lowed with prayer led by Mrs. Wm. Reed. Mrs. Gordon Leg- gatt read Scripture verses from RAINBOW CLUB HOLDS EUCHRE The Mary liastings Rainbow Ci;.b held a euchre m the coun- cil chambers on Friday evening with 22 tables in play. Prizes were won by high lady, Mrs. Margaret Carter; Mrs. Ed- wards of Clinton, low lady; high lady playing as a man. Mrs. lean Crump; George Dreh- mann, high man; Fd. Marsh, low man. Gordon Walker won the lucky draw and Charles Shiell won the luc.<v saucer. We I. Entertains Families, Friends The Wingham Women's In- stitute held a pot luck supper in the council chambers on Thurs- day evening. About 40 mem- bers and r.v relatives and friends enlayed a very sumptuous sup- per. 1'he program consisted of a humorous reading by Mrs. D. S. :McNaughton and several poems by Cliff Robb, farm editor, in- cluding a poem written by Sir Harry Lauder in his own hand writing in M;. Rohh's book. A delightful medley of old time songs were sung by Mrs. O. G. Casemore, to her own accompaniment on the auto harp. Mrs. George Drehmann showed moving pictures, in color, of the "Rose Bowl Parade' in Pasadena, California. All present reported having had a very enjoyable evening. Matthew, giving her medita- tion from the verso, "Ye are the Light of the World". Miss Gail Henderson, ac- companied by Mrs. G. L, Fish, sang the lovely solo, "Who Could It Be but Jesus". Mrs, Parker Campbell gave an in- teresting summary of the Book of Exodus. Continuing from tete study book of the Presbyterian Church in India, Mrs. T. Balser, Mrs. Gordon Welwood and Mrs. Thos. Henderson, dealt with the ac- complishments of the pioneer missionaries in the Jantze and Mil fields. The offering; was dedicated by Mrs. W. Reed. The roll call was taacn and the minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. 11. Bateman. Mrs. Forsyth closed the meeting with prayer and a so- cial time followed. Baked Apples in Lemon Custard Apples make delicious des- serts because they can be serv- ed in so many ways. If you have run out of new ideas try this attractive dish of baked apples. Northern Spy apples are abundant now and are par- ticularly good baked. 4 apples 1 egg 1;3 cup sugar a cup milk 1 tablespoon lemon juice grated rind of one lemon Wash and core apples; prick the skin with a fork. Place in a shallow baking pan and add a little water. Bake at 350 degrees F. until apples are al- most tender, about 30 m`.nutes. Beat egg until light, adding sugar gradually. Add milk, lemon rind and lemon juice, Drain hot juice from apples and stir into the custard. Pour cus- tard over apples and continue baking until custard is set, about 10 minutes. Serve warm. oCANADA PACKERS LIMITED HARRISTON, ONTARIO I require the services of a EE'HALE CLERK - STENOGRAPHER 1 Minimum of Grade X1, plus Commercial education is I desirable, some previous office experience is preferred but not essential. 5 -DAY WEEK. Applications in personal handwriting should be 4 i addressed to: 1 THE OFFICE MANAGER 1 LE10041041461111.619.041511,1.1.1011.0 41•23.0 011.! / .0. 0111.14.0.1 .M0 SI. I. .111.114=11.1 01•11.4111111.1/101.11111J 27-5b Home and The Housewife MARRIED IN TEESWATER—Mr. and Mrs. Donald John Dow were united in marriage on February 15 by Rev. T. E. Mc- Kinney in the Presbyterian Church at Teeswater. The bride is the former Gloria Elizabeth Stobo.—Photo by McDowell. To dive in Fenelcn FORDWICH--Beverly Ann Jacobson of Fordwich and WU- laim Louis Demerling of Fene- lon Falls exchanged wedding vows in Trinity Lutheran Church, Howick on Saturday afternoon. Yellow and white baby mums decorated the church and Rev. Martin Schieman of Clif- ford performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Donald Wer- ner was the organist and Gerald Buhrow sang The Lord's Prayer and The Wedding Prayer. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacobson of Fordwich. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Demer- ling of R. R. 2, Clifford. Mr. Jacobson gave his daugh- ter in marriage. Her floor - length gown of bridal faille featured a fitted bodice with lily -point sleeves. Eder shoulder - length veil of nylon tulle was held by a headdress of white flowers. She carried a white Bible crested with red and white carnations. Miss Yvonne Elsner of Brock- ington, Sask., was the maid of honor. She wore a street - length dress of red brocade with an overshirt and carried a white muff with sprays of red and white carnations. In identical attire were the bridesmaids, Mrs. Gary Jacob- i I I i 1 i i D f D STOREWIDE REDUCTIONSP TO 50% U i I , EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE IS A i 1 ! Top quality merchandise at drastically low prices. I i Stock must be cleared so hurry now 1 while there is still a wide selection of ! sizes and styles. I 1. —, ..,..n.,,., ,,.,..s,ro..,.m.,....,,...,,f,,..--..--.,._..s, GENUINE BUY. MERKLEY'S CHILDREN'S SHOPPE Fc IC son of Fordwich and Mrs. Vern Jacobson of Listowel. The best man was James Demerling of Fenelon Falls. Ushers were Vernon Jacobson of Listowel and Walter Demerling of Clifford. A dinner was held for the immediate families in Listowel at six o'clock with a reception for 150 guests at eight o'clock. The bride's table was decorated with red and white carnations and white candles, and centred with a three storey wedding cake. Guests were present from Toronto, Galt, Peterborough, Huntsville, Hanover, Neustadt, Fordwich and Listowel. The bride's mother wore a three-piece turquoise boucle suit with a corsage of pink car- nations and pink accessories. The groom's mother chose a gold wool dress with brown ac- cessories. Her corsage was white carnations. The young couple left for a wedding trip to the Eastern United States. The bride's travelling costume was a two- piece real blue suit of poodle cloth with black and white ac- cessories. Her corsage was pink carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Demerling will live in Fenelon Falls. TT NIIIIIIII1111111MIIflIgCIIMIIIIIIHNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN111111IIIIN11iIIIIIlIN11111111111111111111111 ll,1i'+ " 11'11'11'i gflIII11N1N1111rIDI111111U101I1:IilII11P INIIIIII11111 Homemaking Clubs FAITIHFUL FOUR BELMORE--The fourth meet- ing was held last Wednesday at the home of the leader, Mrs. Kieffer. The minutes were read by Janie Woods. Three girls an- swered the roll call, "The col- or and style of blouse I have chosen to fit into my wardrobe: Pattern alterations were dem- onstrated by the leader, The discussion was on blouse material, preparation of the 'material, taking measurements and selection and use of the pattern. 0--0--0 HARMONIZERS FORDWICH--The meeting for the "What Shall I Wear?" project was held at the home of Karen Carswell on Saturday afternoon. The roll call was answered by pictures of gar- ments and the lines that would suit the different persons. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Linda Angst. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Jack Mann. The discussion was "Clothes to suit occasions and harmony in the costume" and someplan- ning on wardrobes was explain- ed to the girls by the leaders, Mrs. Scott Clarkson and Mrs. John Inglis. The girls were asked to have their material and patterns for the next meeting, The meet- ing closed and Karen Carswell served cherry pie and ice cream 0--0--0 DRESSY DEBS BELGRAVE--The fourthmeet- ing was held in the Belgrave Community Centre afterschool on Tuesday of last week. Mary Ellen Walsh opened the meet- ing and the roll call,"Thecol- our and style of blouse I plan to make" was answered by 11 members. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Joan Bos- man. Mrs. Clark Johnston told how to lay out a pattern, and demonstrated pinning a pat- tern and making tailor tacks. Mrs. Clarence Hanna demon- strated how to alter a pattern. 0--0--0 CUSTARD CUTIES WHITECHURCH--The fifth meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Dan Tiffin. The presi- dent, Miss Diane Coultes open- ed the meeting. The roll call was answered by the six mem- bers each presenting the baked custard which she had trade at home. The girls then judged the custards and sampled them. Miss Sandra Fisher and Miss Marlene Weber prepared chick- en a la -king which was served on hot toast. How to make good cream white sauce was discussed by the leader, Mrs. Dan Tiffin, and Mrs. Tom Magoffin, assistant leader, Three Units Hold Meetings Mn. D. McTaggart was in charge of the Unit 1 meeting in the church parlour last Wednes- day. She was assisted by Mrs. R. Goy, Mrs. D. Rosenhagen and Mrs. M. Foxton. Little Daphne Robb sang a solo. She was accompanied by Mrs. Keith McLaughlin. Mrs. Rosenhagen and Mrs. Fax ton gave the meditation and Mrs. Russel Lurbrigg gave a talk on India. Mrs. I larold Kerr conducted the business. Nineteen were present. UNIT :3 Mrs. II. G. France conduct- ed the warship service, .assisted by Mrs. Rupert Simianton and Mrs. hazel Campbell when Unit :3 /net last Wednesday. The topic was "Prayer" Mrs. 'I. Jardin sang "An Evening Prayer" . Mrs. K. Mc- Laughlin was her accompanist. It was announced that there will he a general meeting of the 1',C. W, on Marcie J 1, when a panel discussion will be held. There were 16 members and one guest at the meeting. UNIT 4 Unit 4 met in the Sunday school room on Wednesday when the worship period was conducted by Mrs. Elwood Ir- win. Mrs. R. Gordon accompani- ed the soloist, Marilyn Irwin, who sang "Jesus Wants Me For a Sunbeam". Mrs. Marry McArthur gave an interesting talk on "Hindu- ism and Christianity" from the study book on India. Mrs. Jack Reavie conducted the business. This unit plans to sell greeting cards and to have a birthday box in June. Twenty- one were present. TOUCH OF COLOUR A touch of bright color adds interest to light-colored fish fillets or steaks. Try a garnish of bright green parsley or add a sprinkling of rosypaprlka during. the preparation. demonstrated two methods of cooking white sauce. A discussion followed on the use of cream sauces and the use of milk in cake, pies, drinks, soups, casseroles, coffee and to flavour meat, vegetables and desserts, Mem'Ners were taught how to estimate the amount of milk you get in your meals. Home Assignments -- Make a milk soup or dessert with milk and file the recipe you use. Re- cord group discussion in record book. 0--0--0 BLUEVALE BELLES BLUEVALE--The fourth meeting was held at the resi- dence of Mrs. S. McLennan on Tuesday of last wee.<. The roll call was answered by six mem- bers. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Edith Shaw and notes were given on blouse materials, selecting the blouse and preparing the ma- terial and selecting and alter- ing the pattern. 0--O--u FASHIONETTES LAKELET-- The second meet- ing eeting of the Fashionettes was held at the home of Mrs. Arnold Gadke on February 17. All nine members were present. Notes were taken on ward- robe planning, texture and de- sign. Different materials were discussed for the blouses. The correct method of taking mea- surements was demonstrated in preparation for purchasing pat- terns for the blouses which are to be made. 0--0--0 SEWING SISTERS GORRIE--The fourth meet- ing was held on Saturday at the home of Mrs, R. Adapts. The roll call was answered by 10 members. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Ruth Anne Taylor. Members discussed prepar- ing material and selecting a pattern, Mrs, R. Adams dem- onstrated altering the pattern and using it, Mrs. Clarence Spading discussed the notes, Group work was laying the pattern and cutting the blouses. u--0--0 WARDROBE WORKERS WINGIIAM--The fourth meeting was opened by the president, Barbara France and nine members answered the roll call. The blouses which the girls are to snake were discussed in detail, with questions answered. Blouses are to be started next week. 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