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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-03-24, Page 4111 IV (0- IHIAM1 LB. SWEET PICKLED Cottage Roll LB. Page 4 — Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., March 24, 1966 features from The World of Women Home and The Housewife Secrets from the Blue Barn Kitchen By Kay Grose Listowei Mrs. W. 3. Cruikshon<, Conference Presicent VISITORS AT NIGHT SCHOOL open house Vewed Cre excellent work by this year's art class, lYspiaying some of their handl- BELGRAVE—The Canadian Industries meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Stanley Cook presided. Min- utes were read by Mrs. Earl Anderson who also gave the treasurer's report. The Easter meeting was an- nounced for April 12 instead of April 19. The executive meeting of West Huron District was announced. A motion was passed that $25.00 be paid for rent and $25.00 be paid for prize money to the School Fair, The nominating committee is Mrs. George Michie and Mrs. Stanley Black. The regularcol- lection and the collection for Mental Health were received. Mrs. Garner Nicholson was convener for this meeting. The theme was "The greater part of progress is the desire to pro- gress". The roll call was an- swered with "a new product I have used and liked" and there were some very interesting ideas brought forth. Mrs. G. Nicholson Meeting Convener SPECIALS for Thurs., Fri. and Sat. K-P WIENERS 6-LB. BOX $.12 One imporant factor in cooking is esnip:nen'. osed. For meat sauces and nravy a heuv:. pot is rect oired. F..: santeing and or:re:lees a etas. in,n fry pan is '.:sed. I a lteavt: no:as it and it iE not so ap: - The Flavenr will , '1:r:-in-...hea_ ad and hoic its nntritio ._s are esino ..re spioes are ren: dart: no •ants'n innaz.nation. Food is an or, a vert. exol'ino advent:1re. !;TEAK or -" srr.al: thiess piezes stew-: sal* and petag,..: to 3 "lost:. f::_..r 4 !bins. tr-tter a cap tick cream Methnd: steaies in r, salt and pepper and brown in ew::: skillet with otter. Add all ar.d cover, -nrn to simmer for 3 4 laf ur. steaks and add cream; thicken a lit tle. When hot serve ..neersteats's. SHRIMP CRO011iETS lb. tiny fresh shrinto oz. fresh mnshreixros 4 tbsp. cup butte: 3 cups milk 3 eggs spearated Bread crumbs cup approx. Juice of I lemon Method: Boil mushrooms whole in 2 cups water and juice of lemon for 2 minutes. Re- move mushrooms and chop very fine. Return juice to stove and reduce to 1 cup. Chop shrimp very fine. In a flat sauce pan melt butter and stir in flour. Add mushroom juice and milk and stir rapidly at high heat un- til mixture boils. The sauce should be thick. Remove from heat, add egg yolks and return to heat, stirring until mixture reaches boiling point again. In a large bowl mix the sauce into the chopped shrimp and mushrooms, spread this mixture ont on a dish and re- frigerate nntil hard. To make 'ors:sane -:es set aat a pan car:taint:47 slightly beat- en egg whites and roe contain- ing bread cgarnbs and a leered wooden board. i-:ace :he re- frigerated mixt -ore on the fisnar and roil with hands, :c-..:F liberally into fu lnng thin len,tths. eac:. into F.leces and with hands cove: each crconette with es g. white and roll in bread cnorr.lbs. these nn a plate and refrigerate 2 tc i hrs. Deep. fry far 5min- utes until golden bin_wn degree to degree ail. Hi."`T :rid:.... a petatoes .:. tr. salt •• slices bacion diced median:: onion (diced" cap .:near Z:.; tsp. :..gar • salad dressing minded parsIgs*,.. s.icon radishz.s Me..1 ed: settn.l.• pctatoes, :;:c ; in nacaets into g wa- ter. Add -sp. salt. :un til tender, Feel and cn! into slices e: cabes. Fry bac- on nntil criso. Add anion and sante Combine vine- gar,Foga:, sal- and pepper. Add to 'bacon and =Ion mix- t...re, bring to -trot:. Add egg, slowly stirring al: the time an- ril slightly thickened. .our ov- er potatoes, while hot add some parsley and toss lightly. Serve hot with sliced radish and pars- ley for garnish. ..-- FEEF 15 oz. can beets rD 3 oz. pkg. lemon gelatin 1 cup boiling water salt and pepper 3, 4 cup approximately of beet juice 3 tbsp. vinegar 1 tbsp, horseradish 1 cup finely grated cabbage lettuce and mayonnaise Methcd: Drain beets and ! save liquid. Dissolve jello in boiling water. Add salt and pepper, beet liquid and vine- ! gar. Chill until beginning to set. Add beets, horseradish and cabbage. Pour into 11 qt, mould and chill until firm. Un- mould on lettuce and serve with mayonnaise Auxiliary Card Party The Ladies Auxiliary tc the Legion sponsored a euchre and bridge party at the Leg _n Home last Wednesdayafter- ;seen. There were 'a., tables, Miss Mar: Helm had score in euchre and Mrs. Le n Balser .aa3 high in bridge, Law scores were Mrs. `in _..:rote, ;Cingharn, e.....eltre. and Mrs. Jane. Alexander inbridge. Mrs. Lob Irvine won the door prize. ,'inner ef the draw :in a caailt. donated by Mrs. Bill Hcqs: was lint: Mc t, R. Po is, nub.: n, steak that evening -. A Sim- mering Church in a '- n, World". On Wednesday morn- ing Miss Muriel Banana d, a missionary on furls-,;..front in- . dia,will address the 7athe.ring. After the election and instal- , lation of officers on *aednesday afternoon, sessions a con- clude with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Mrs. Beard (Dives Theme at Goforth Mrs. Johnston Hosts Unit 4 The March :•;:et.ting of Unit 4 of the Wingham ".C.W, was held at the horuc -7' Mrs. Bert Johnston on The wor- ship service was L,irened with a hymn and prayer. The Scripture read by Mrs. Johnston an,] !Ars. A. Lunn gave the meditati, "Peni- tence". Miss Cora Gannett led in prayer. Mrs. Marilyn Thompson sang a Ao, ac- companied by her ::aother, Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. G. W. was guest speaker. She gave a very in- formative talk ti.e new cur- riculums, "ApprA,_.11 to the Miracles". The business tweeting lowed and the meeting closed with the benedictiGn. Lunch was served by the c.,mmittee in charge. Conference Speaker hits. W. Malcolm McIntyre of Islington will adress the Lon- don Conference United Church Women next Tuesday afternoon in Wingham United Church. Mrs. McIntyre was elected ichairman of the Board of Wo- men by the 21st General Coun- cil, meeting in St. John's, Newfoundland, in September, 1964. Mrs. McIntyre brings to this chairmanship the exper- ience of many years of service in the church. Mrs. McIntyre was born in Alliston, where she received both her elementary and sec- ondary school education. She graduated from the University •-• of Toronto with a B, A. degree. After one year at Ontario Col- lege of Education she taught high school in Burlington, for three years. Mrs. McIntyre was a charter member of the Kingsway-Lamb- ton United Church where she served as a member of the Committee of Stewards and on the Missionary and Maintenance Committee. She also served through the Woman's Associa- tion of the Kingsway-Lambton Church, at various times hold- ing several offices in that or- ganization, including that of president. She was chosen as president of Toronto West Pres- bytery Woman's Association and as vice-president of Toronto Conference Woman's Associa- tion. She served on the execu- tive of Dominion Council of the Woman's Association and with the inauguration of the 1.7 .C. W. Conference United Church Wo- men. Mrs. McIntyre has been a member of the Board of Women and of its executive since 1082, Wed 63 Years Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid are quietly celebrating their Ord wedding anniversary tomorrow (Friday), March 25th, They have one daughter, Mrs. J. C. (Terra) Thompson, of London. Mrs. W. Creikshank will be ins:a:led as president of the London 2onference United Ch.nrob. Women next Wednesday afternoan, at the final session of the annual meeting. The two-day even' will be held Win -sr:am United Church Tnesday and Wednes- day. it will be the first time the local grong to host the Conference and the first time for a member of Huron Presby- ter] to become president. Mrs. Gilbert Beecreft. of Bel- , grave, president of Huron Pres- bytery United `:harsh Women, ;and Mrs. :ace: Seavie, presi- dent f :he Winanam branch, will be the reception commit- tee. .. is expected that about will attend the sessions and Mrs. Murray MacLennan, in charge ef reported that arrangements had been made ta place ladies in Enevale, Eelgrave, White- charen and Wingham homes the latter nar: of last week. Fe- :nests were still coming in. Various United Church C.W. gr -nps in the district will nen:. the catering. The executive will meet Monday evening and regular sessions will commence Tues- day morning. Three speakers will address Conference. Mrs. W. M. Mc- Intyre, chairman of the Board ,• of Women will speak Tuesday afternnon, Fey. J. P. Hord, senretary of toe Board of Evan- lgelisnra and Social Service will Mrs. Cruickshank Shows Slides Mrs. Glen Foxton presided at the March meeting of St. Paul's Evening Guild on Tues- day of last week and Mrs. R. J. Harrison read Scripture. Mrs. Harrison reported in her financial statement that the pancake supper had been suc- cessful. Mrs. Foxton volun- teered to help with the junior choir for April. Mrs. Alvin Higgins reported that the old chairs from the parish hall had been sold and on motion of Mrs. Robert Ahara the group decided to put the proceeds towards the 115 large and six small chairs now on or- der. The Guild will cater to a wedding early in April. A vote of thanks was extended by the members to the girls of the congregation who had helped at the pancake supper. Rev. C. F. Johnson gave the closing prayer and Mrs. Ahara's group took over. Mrs, G. W. Cruickshank was introduced. She showed slides taken in England and gave a very interesting talk on their trip to that country. She was thanked by Mrs. Jack King, who presented her with a small gift. —Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anger and son Robert of Winnipeg were this week visiting their un- cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Anger, on Shuter Street. 011.01/1/00•MIII.• ELLIOTT'S BEAUTY LOUNGE COLD WAVE BODY PERMS HAIR COLORING MAIN STREET, WINGHAM Phone 357-2981 6,1.1113E11110, YOUR CHOICE to beaten ROUND STEAKS 'I'm WING K-P SAUSAGE 6-LB. BOX $3.30 The Goforth Auxiliary met in the church narinurs on March 15. Mrs. Jack ...,:yd gave the call to worship nnd Mrs. Hazel Hardy offered grayer. Sandra Lee sang a sold, Daunt Your Blessings". The Bible reading, the story of Jesus and the at the well, was give: Oy Mrs. Ken McKague, assisted by Mrs. Chas. Lee and John Nor- man, who illustrated the story with flannelgrapla. Mrs. Ed Beard gave the theme, "Living Water" from the study book. -!.e told of Presbyterian women serving in five countries of -l.e world: In- dia, Formosa, tap an, Nigeria and British Guiana, Christian women througha.. :he world have different ontlaoks, but all serve the same 7.,: td. Miss Jane Scent, religious columnist of tin. oronto Tele- gram will be g ;.est. speaker at the June meetitn n • Mrs. John an gave the closing prayer ,an, a socialhour followed. till Mrs. Joseph J. L. Ham- „,,, Ilt ID. ...... k iiiii 1/11"Illt1111111.111,1. iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiii II iiiiii 11111MM...41 iiiii I iiiiii iiiiiii II/II iiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiii makes people think”, was giv- v.-n'e. are Mrs. Robert Ritter, Ken", of Wingham, and Mrs. Vtans of Bitievale.—A-T Photo. The motto, "A drop of ink en by Mrs. Victor Youngblut. Mrs. Stanley Cook read two poems written by the ladies of Westfield Church years ago on how they made their talent money. The address, "Beets from Plant to Bowl" was given by Mrs. Ted Fear. Sandra, Marj- orie and Maxine Procter sang two numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Jackson and a solo was sung by Marjorie Procter. Mrs. Nicholson moved a vote of thanks to all who had helped and lunch was served by Mrs, Garner Nicholson, Mrs. Clarence Hanna and Mrs. Earl Anderson. —Mrs. Leask McGee of John St. has been under the doctor's care at her home during the week-end, A .4011...MMIM. YON. .11110MINOW.R.,1•EM MANY kINFVINIM•1.1,4ON delight in e bite This week's 1 SPECIAL CHERRY SQUARES Reg. 65c SPECIAL 52 tiazkiayre's Bakery I Josephine St. Wingham Phone 357-3461 Discounts apply only on retail Prices: 4 PHONE 357-3750 WINGHAM McINNES DRY CLEANERS Plan ahead to make your family a stand-out in the Easter Parade. Bring their clothes in early for expert dry cleaning . . . better looks.