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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-01-25, Page 12Page 10 w Times -Advocate, January 25, 1995 MANLY Hearty Beef Soup Growing up on a farm in the 40's meant you ate very down- to-earth meals. But, oh so good! My morn fed four children and a husband very well and this is one of my favourites. It feeds a hungry family and any left overs can be frozen for a hearty lunch. Mom would sometimes put homemade dumplings on top just before serving. 1 cheat! 1 use Bisquick! Good eating! 2 or 3 small soup bones or 1 large one 2 tbsp beef bovril 4 med potatoes largely diced 4 lg. carrots sliced 1 small turnip cubed 2 med. cooking onions chopped 3 stalks celery chopped 1/4 head of cabbage cut up (optional) 1 lg. clove garlic minced (optional) 1/4 cup pot barley 1 tsp oregano 1 tsp sweet basil 2 bay leaves 1 tsp seasoned salt salt and pepper to taste • Cook soup bones, covered in water in a large pot until meat is tender. Remove bones to platter and let cool. To beef broth add all the rest of ingredients and meat off soup bones and simmer slowly for 3 to 4 hours, until all flavours are blended. Keep tasting to see if you need more spices to your taste. Lou Dixon, Centralia Ont. Dashwood WI DASHWOOD - The Dashwood Women's Institute was held Janu- ary 3 with the conveners. Brenda Sheppard and Alice Tieman in charge of the international Affairs meeting. The roll call was to bring a newspaper clipping about another country. A newsletter was read from Donna Russett, Provincial President. Each member received a date book and the yearly events. During the program the motto was given by Brenda itemizing "gifts that shouldn't be given". Following a couple of jokes the topic "The Maple Leaf Forever..." ever reminded us of the Targe flag at Hwy. 401 and Hwy. 74 which is treasured by travellers as a land- mark, barometer, time piece, and the Maple Leaf forever....ever. Members were puzzled by many Penny Brain Teasers. The game "Happy Faces" brought out many cheerful remarks. Janice L Stewart C. Ped. (C) Janice, eldest daughter of Glen and June Stewart of Kirkton, recently became a Pedorthist. She received her certification from the Pedorthic Association of Canada in December. Janice has worked for Paris Orthotics Ltd. in Vancouver. B.C. for the past eight years. -, 7 Things You Should Know About CREDIT UNION 1. Flexible - Variable or fixed term 2. Competitive Rates - 3. No Fees or Charges - 4. Security - Each Plan Guaranteed to 560.000. 5. R.R.S.P. Loans at Prime - 6. Deadline - March 1, 1995 - Come early to avoid the rusr 7. Building theCommunity - Everyone is eligible to lotr the Credit Unior. Retirement funds are used to boost the local economy and build our community Clinton Community CREDIT UNION 48 Ontario St. CUNTON - 482-3467 118 Main Strut. North EXETER - 235-0640 Officers installed at Masonic Lodge By Muriel Lewis GRANTON - The Anglican par- ish bible study was held at the rec- tory in Kirkton and hosted by Rev. Stephen Emery on January 11. At St. Thomas Anglican church on Sunday, the Rev. Stephen Em- ery celebrated the Holy Eucharist and his message was about Every- thing that Jesus ever 'did demon- strates what God is really like. Service time next Sunday is 8:30 a.m. Vestry meeting The annual vestry meeting fol- lowed the service, chaired by Rev. Stephen Emery and Lynda Hodgins as the secretary. Officers for 1995 were elected as follows: Rector's Warden - Jim Hodgins, People's Warden - Robert Parkinson, Treasurer - Jim Hod- gins, Lay Delegate to Synod - Mar- garet Oakley, Sub. delegate - Jean Noon. Board of Management - Marlene French, Muriel Lewis, Joe French, Cathie Westman, John Herbert, Irene Roloson, Stephen Emery, plus the Wardens, Lay Delegates and Treasurer. Honorary Bd. Mem- bers: Percy and Olive Hodgins, Norman and Velma Hodgins, Ethel Crouch and Olive K. Hodgins. Au- ditors: John and Terry Herbert. At Granton United Church on Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes entitled her sermon Carpenters Re- quired based on the lessons from Isaiah 62, 1st Corinthians 12 and John 2. The Ministry of Music was a hymn Take My Life. Sunday School Awards were pre- sented to Allison Finan. Emilee McRobert, Greg Bilyea and Ashley Benner. The annual meeting for Granton is scheduled for February 6 and Wesley U.C. will hold their annual meeting on February 8. UCW news Unit two met on January 9 at the home of Nancy Mills when she opened the meeting with two read- ings entitled Pace Yourself and For Women who do too much. During the business, it was an- nounced that they were scheduled to look after flowers in the church for February, greeting at the door in March, and in charge of the Gen- eral meeting program in April. Tentative plans were also made for a wedding -dress fashion show in the spring, all of which brought back memories of their own wed- dings. The next meeting will be held again on a Monday, February 6, as it is more suitable than Thursday. Masonic Lodge officers The Investiture and Installation of the 1995 Officers of Granton Masonic Lodge 483 was held re- cently as follows: Worshipful Master - Norris Att- hill, Immediate Past Master - Brent Marshall, Sr. Warden - Christopher Beard, Jr. Warden - Robert Spence, Treasurer - Carl Mills, Secretary - Reginald McCurdy, Sr. Deacon - Robert Andersen, Jr. Deacon - Lar- ry Hern, Inner Guard - Murray Switzer, Sr. Steward - Paul Squire, Chaplain - Fred Zwaan. Dr. of Cer. - Robert Wilhelm, Tyler - Gary Raymond. Family seeking donations Dawn McFalls is hoping to raise money to send her son to. a Florida conference on his rare disease EXETER - The mother and grandmother of a two-year old Exeter boy are asking the community for support in sending him to Florida so more can be learned about a rare disease he suffers from. Dawn McFalls and her mother Pat Wallace are trying to raise the $1,000 necessary to attend a conference in Florida, February 24-28 that might provide some critical insight about Kyle disease known as hi tiocytosis. " Nothing strikes fear in the heart of a patient like the word 'chemo- therapy', and when the patient is your young child, the fear can be overwhelming," said Wallace. Kyle's grandmother. Histiocytosis, a mysterious and sometimes fatal disease. is often treated with chemothcraphy when a child is diagnosed with it. The disease has several forms, which primarily affect children, but can involve adults. FEL, or FHLH, is the most serious life- threatening form involving very young children. Other fothts of this group of diseases include SHML, pulmonary histiocytosis, eo- sinophillic granuloma, to name just a few. The ailments are known in medical circles as "orphan diseases" because they affect too few people (about one in 300,000) to gener- ate rnuch research. However, a group of parents and adult patients are now working together with scientists to find better treatments and a cure. The Histiocytosis Association has been able to fund over 27 research projects into the disease. 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