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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-11-26, Page 5. Annual Event Successful • 4 4 A a The United Church Women held a very successful Christ- mas tea and bake sale in the Sunday School room last Wed- nesday afternoon. Rev. C. M. Jardine open- ed the event at three o' clock and welcomed the guests. Re ceiving at the door were Mrs, C. M. Jardine, Mrs, K. M. Neighbors Honor Mr., Mrs. K. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Pat Brenzil entertained last Saturday eve- ning when 24 neighbors gather- ed to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wood before they leave to take up residence in their new home on Summit Drive. Court whist was played with Mrs. DeWitt Miller winning the prize for the ladies and Mrs. Mac Ritchie getting the conso- lation prize. Hugh Mundell was high for the men and Dave Cameron had the low score. Mr. and Mrs. Wood were presented with an occasional chair. The hostess was assisted in serving lunch by Mrs. Ritch- ie. CANADIAN Cheddar CHEESE Bold in four distinct flavors MILD MEDIUM OLD SHARP WRITE Reasonably priced. Ask for it at your FAVORITE FOOD STORE. -- Ask for — Gay -Lea Butter and Eggs United Dairy and Poultry Co -Operative Ltd. MacLennan, past president of the U.C.W. and later Mrs. G. W. Tiffin, president. The large centre table was spread with a lace cloth, cen- tred with red and white carna- tions in a silver bowl. Red candles and silver tea service were also on the table. The tea tables were centred with candles, poinsettia wreaths and greens. The tea-room convener was Mrs, Don McTaggart. Conven- ers of decorations were Mrs. J, Schipper and Mrs, W. J. Ilam- ilton; bake table, Mrs. Don Rosenhagen; aprons, Mrs, J. Tiffin; puddings, Mrs. A. Lunn. Members of the five eve- ning units and some of the C. G. I. T. members took charge of the nursery where small chil- dren were entertained while their mothers attended the tea. The leaders and some of the girls from the six C. G. 1. T, groups were in charge of a ta- ble of home-made cookies, candy, mincemeat, Christmas decorations, Christmas wrap- ping with matching bows, footstools, net and sequin fish and net pot scrapers. The girls deserve much credit for their money -making schemes. Units One and Three sold Christmas cards and othergreet• ing cards. Many members ably assisted on all committees and in serv- ing at the tea tables and in the kitchen, all of which contribut- ed in large measure to the won- derful success of this annual event. Surprise Celeoration For 40th Anniversary WROXETER- Mr. and Mrs, Howard Wylie, whose 40th wed- ding anniversary was on Novem- ber 16 were entertained by rel- atives and friends in Toronto the previous week -end. On Saturday afternoon they attended the O'Keefe Centre and were guests of honor for dinner following the perfor- mance, at the home of Mrs. Betty Wylie where they enjoy- ed a pleasant evening with their friends. Sunday afternoon they were guests at the home of Mr. Wy- lie's sister, Mrs, Fred Bokar. They were surprised to find on their arrival that an "open house" had been arranged from three to five. Refreshments and wedding cake were served to about 35 guests, friends and relatives from Cookstown, Nia- gara Falls, N.Y., Toronto and Wroxeter. The hostess was assisted by Miss Betty Wylie, Miss Ethel Saph of Niagara Falls, N.Y., Mrs. Laura Munro and Mrs. Jas, Wylie of Wroxeter and their daughter, Mrs. George Bradley of Toronto. MAKE ELEGANT DINNER DRESS If you would like to sew yourself a really elegant-look- ing•dinner dress, consider the eye-catching appeal of decora- tor cottons. Handsome cotton damask, basketweave cottons, sculptur- ed looking jacquard weaves, and petit -point cottons are a few of the many interesting fabrics to be found in decorator piece goods departments. Keep in mind that decorator cottons are often less pliable and re- quire more skill to sew into a garment than regular piece goods fabrics. FASHIONS and FABRICS for this Christmas season will bring a holiday sparkle to your eyes . . . giving will be more Fury and receiving a greater joy. Our wide selection of clothing will compliment any gift list. • • 411, A. +4. di • Here's Health • • • • With Fruits and Vegetables A fine,fresh cauliflower, its snowy mass cupped by shapely green leaves, is a handsome vegetable, one which ought to rank high in popularity. Yet, altogether too often, its beauty, flavor and texture are marred by over -cooking or incorrect cooking. Cauliflower is good either cooked or raw. Therefore don't be afraid of undercook- ing it. For flowerettes, start cooking in a one -inch depth of boiling salted water. Cook them uncovered for the first five minutes and then cover the pan and cook about ten minutes. longer. When you cook a whole head, increase the cooking time to a total of 20 minutes and turn the head over about half -way through the cooking process. Don't cook cauliflower too far ahead of serving time. The LADIES' SKI JACKETS A wide selection to choose from. Quilted nylon in prints, plains or pat- 4) terns. Select from a variety, some fea- turing hoods, soft fur trim and rever• - sibles. Be certain to see the latest styles by "Lady Utex", a truly versa- tile reversible featuring a gay quilted print on one side with a plain color on the other. The 2 in 1 by "Lady Utex" features a unique two -zipper system that will be certain to please any active woman. SLIMS by Sabre . . . the perfect gift. A tremendous range of fabrics and col- ors to give high fashion and comfort for the cold weather ahead. SWEATERS always a delightful gift, by the the Renown Golden Crown, makers of Mo- hair, Orlon, Banlon and Bulkies. Also 100% pure wool sweaters by Avon Knit of Stratford. 00rwr aussosnownwommossmaorenewommt HOUSECOATS FOR LADS AND LASSES in "Cordae" HOUSECOATS U j Sizes 4 to 14 • SLEEPWEAR that will delight the entire family. Polo Jamas, Bed Jackets, Gran- ny Gowns and mahy others by such leading manufacturers as Stanfield and Patricia. GIFTS FOR THE HOME Giant size Bath Towels $2.98 pr, Hand embroidered Pillow Cases, boxed ' $2.98 pr. Heirloom Chenille Bedspreads $11.98 to $15.98 Deep pile machine washable Orlon Borg Rugs. Excellent qift idea with a wide choice of decora- tor colors. FLANNELETTE BLANKETS Chinook 70x90, special....$4.98 pr. Tex -Made Ibex 80x90 $7.98 pr. 80x100 $8.98 br. You can be certain when you choose from our large stock of Name Brand items that you are re- ceiving the best in quality and de- pendability. Our aisles are Tined with gift ideas for the whole fam- ily. DROP IN SOON: SNOW SUITS Rugged with depend- able warmth. Wide selection. All sizes. 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CAULIFLOWER SICILIAN STYLE 1 large head cauliflower Boiling water 1 teaspoon salt Melted butter or margarine or olive oil 4 anchovy fillets, chopped fine 1 cup diced tomato 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion 2 tablespoons finely chopped green pepper teaspoon salt A- teaspoon sugar 1/16 teaspoon ground black pepper Anchovy fillets Trim off outer leaves of cauliflower, leaving the tender leaves attached to the head. Invert head in a bowl with wa- ter to cover and 1 teaspoon salt. Let stand 10 minutes. Re- move from water and rinse head in cold water. Place cauli- flower, head down, in boiling water to cover. Add salt. Co- ver. Bring to boiling point and cook 5 minutes. Turn head right side up and cook 10 more minutes. Remove cauliflower from water and drain well. Place, head up, in a buttered casserole. Brush head with melted butter, margarine, or olive oil. Sprinkle with finely chopped anchovies. Bake in a preheated moderate oven at 350 degrees F. 15 minutes, basting with oil 2 to 3 times. Cook tomato, onion, green pep - pepper, salt and ground black pepper together 5 minutes. Push through a sieve, add su- gar and pour over cauliflower head. Cook 5 minutes. Re- move from oven and garnish with anchovy fillets. Carry to the table in the casserole. Serve hot. Yield: 6 servings. 0--0--0 CAULIFLOWER PUDDING 1 medium-size head cauliflow- er Boiling water 1 teaspoon salt Medium White Sauce 2 large eggs, lightly beaten 3 tablespoons grated Partnesan cheese A teaspoon ground nuttneg Wash cauliflower and break head into flowerets. Place in a saucepan with 1 inch boiling water and salt. Bring to boil- ing point, uncovered, and cook 5 minutes. Cover and cook 10 minutes or only until crisp -ten- der. Combine white Sauce, eggs, cheese and nutmeg. Drain cauliflower and add to the sauce, Turn into a butter- ed 1 quart casserole, Place in a pan of hot water, Cook in a preheated slow oven at 328 degrees F. for 60 minutes or Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov. 26, 1964 - Page 5 features from The World of Warren Auxiliary to Purchase Microscopy for Hospita' The hospital A Alp.iliary me•t on Monday afternoon of this week in the council chambers with .NIn. J. W. English in the chair, Two items of business arose from the minutes: 3, Efforts arc still being made to secure a used diathermy machine tor the hospital, and at present a lead is being investigated; 2. Thu sum of $3, nen has been in- vested on a short-term basis un- til such time as it is needed for a project in the building pro- gram. The treasurer reported a balance on hand, November 23, of $1,338.22, Included in this is the final profit from the rummage sale which was $565.68. Letters from Mrs. J. Fianna and Mrs. J. Fielding were read, and bulletins con- cerning C. H. A, A. Christmas cards and Care Medico were presented. It was announced that 44 players are taking part in the marathon bridge and it was de- cided that for this year one prize would be presented for the high score in the afternoon group and one prize for the high score in the evening group. The meeting expressed a wish that a card of good wishes be sent to the regional presi- dent, Mrs. Oliver Bell of St. Marys, who was injured in a re- cent car accident. It was reported that a micro- scope at an approximate cost of of $500 was needed in the hos- pital laboratory and the meet- ing agreed to purchase this. It was moved to inquire as to some simple mark of identifi- cation which could be affixed to items which are donated by the Auxiliary. Mrs. H. Spry was instructed to make further inquiries into the need for ref- erence books for the library in TIME SAVER Here's a time -saving idea for sheet storage and use. Af- ter laundering cotton percale sheets and pillow cases, divide into sets for each bed. Place pieces of shirt cardboard be- tween the sets as you store them, so they can be easily pulled out when you're ready to make beds. until pudding is firm in the center. MEDIUM WHITE SAUCE: 2 tablespoons butter or mar- garine 2 tablespoons flour 1 cup milk teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper Melt butter or margarine in a small sauce pan. Remove from heat. Blend in flour and stir and cook until bubbly. Add milk. Stir and cook until of medium thickness. Add salt and black pepper. Yields 6 servings. the nurses' training centre. 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