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CRANBROOK.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley liticElachern,
Galt, spent the week -end with Mr, 1
Mr. and litre. P. Baker.
Mrs. L 71, Gordon had a few en- I
forced holidays from school -teaching II
owing to an attack of flu.
The first meeting of the Cran-
brook Cook Nook was held at the
home of Mrs. Mac Ransil on Sat,
March 22nd. At this time, the fol-
lowing officers were elected : •
Presid eta Doreen 'Menzies
Vice Pres, .... Marion Morrow
Sec.-Treae, Helen Knight
Pianist Patsy Rothwell 1
Asst. Pianist Maxine Smalldon
Press Reporter Anne Mettler
This was followed by a discussion
on the members. work to be 'done
and arranging future meetings. The 1
importance 6f vegetables was
taken up next. < A demonstration
on measuring dry ingredient was
done by many of the girls. Ouy
/eaders, Mrs. alcIntoeli and Mrs.
Huether demonstrated how to make
fancy vegetable trimmings. Tbe
next meeting will be held at the 1
home of Mrs. Glen I:beater.
The Young Women's Auxiliary
held its March meeting at the hems
of Mrs. Emerson Mitchell with ten 1
members present. Mrs. Maurice ;
Cameron was leader and opened
the meeting with the call to worship, ,
folio -wed by prayer. Hymn 049 was
sung, after 'which the Scripture
reading from Romans 10, 'verses I-15
was read in unlaon. A short reading
on South America was read by the 1
leader, Mts. Blair McIntosh read the
topic from the gutty book on South
America. The President, Mrs. Earl
Dunn, took charge of the business.
The roll call was answered by a
verse containing the word "mercy".
The minutes were read and adopted
on metier: 01 Mrs. Stuart McNair
and seconded by MTS. Stanley
Fiecher. Carried. It was moved by
Mrs. Maurice Cameron and second.
Id by Mr, Emerson Mitchell that
WP have an Caster meeting, with ,
Mrs. Hyndman as speaker in the
°hurt% on April 24 at 8.30 p. In, to ,
which we would invite the ladies of
Union 'United Church and the Senior
W. M. S. of Cranbrook. Carried.. 91.
evs moved by Mrs. Maurice Cam -
mon and seconded by Mrs. Blair
MeIntoeli that Mrs. Cliff. Kernaglian,
:qrs. Stuart Evans and Mrs. Stuart
McNair serve on the lunch 'com-
mittee. Carried. Arrangements for
the May meeting are as follows :—
hoetese. Mrs. Stuart MeNaird lead.
mr, Mrs. Murray Hrtether: topic,
Emerson M4Ih4iefl response for
roll cell, "sowing," Lunch, Mrs.
Steele Evans ft nd Mrs. Maurice
remeron, This meeting is to he
mo 8,20 p. m. The A07100710,11 was
then taken atter -Which Mrs.
Maurice Clanveron tensed the meeting
with Hymn 74.7 followed by the
Mizpalt Benediction. Following the
meeting n dist of eornflower was
nrnsented 'In Mrs. Blair McIntoeli in
nenreeintion of the part, silo has
played in our RotietY. Lunch wee
served by the 'hostess and her assist -
ante.
The organization meeting of the
Cranbrook Happy Hoera was held
in, the Oranbrook Hall on Saturday,
Math 8th. The following are the
officers : President, Ann Stetter
Vice Pres., Miedne Smalldon; Sec.
retary Helen Knight; Press re.
porter, Helen Clark; Pianist, Karen
Meehan. The leaders were Vernice
Corlette and Phyllis Mitchell. The
next meeting will be after our seeds
arrive,
WALTON
There was good attendance at
the progressive cmchre and lost
heir party held in Walton Com- 1
munity Hall on Thursday night,
under the spensorship of the Walton
Public Library.
E. Dennis supervised the, oard
party, and Harvey Johnston,. reeve
of Morris and warden of Huron, I
was chairman for the evening:. The
progra11j ineluded musical 'lumbers i
by children of the co11ununi4
Lunch was served by the ladies of
the library board.
Personal : R. Achilles is a patient
in Clinton General Hospital,
BL UEVALE
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The president, Mrs. Walter Smill-
peesitt.d at the monthly meeting I
of the Ladies' Aid held in the Sun-
day School 1100111 of Knox Pres-
byterian Church here. Miss Olive
Scott; teemed the meeting by read-
ing a Psalm, and. the president led
in prayer. Mrs. W. G. Mundell
gate the report of the secretary-
treaeiner. 'Plie (milt committee re -
Ported a quilt on hand for sale.
Mrs. Eldred Niehol reported on
the sale of cards. It was decided
to have sunshine boxes this year.
During the afternoon the women
did custom quilting. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Raymond Elliott,
Mrs. Elisabeth Leslie, and Mrs,
Walter Smillie,
Mrs, Harry Elliott had au oper-
ation for appendicitis in the Wing"
ham Hospital on Wednesday. Mr.
Archie Gray is a patient in the Wing -
ham Hospital suffering from a
heart ailment,
Mrs. Kay Sellers opened her
home on Wednesday afternoon for
Hrmeeting of the Morris group
et. the Ladies' Aid of Knox Pres -
le feriae Church. The president, /Ars,
William Elseon, had charge of the
e n d read a passage of
svripture. Mrs, Frank Shaw led
in prayer. it was agreed that the
nr 'ethers would donate something
every month in preparation for
Vie bazaar to he held In the fall.
The women supplied .their own
sewing for the work period. There
was almost a perfect attendance
of members. The hostels served a
ETHEL
On Wednesday evening, March 19,
nine members from Ethel a,ssembled
attithe home of Mrs, E. Bowes for
the first meeting in the new unit,
"Dressing Up Home Grown Vege-
tables." Commencing at 8 p.
the meeting was opened by the
eleotioo et officers. There elected
for office are AS follows . Jean I
Fraser, President; Anne Pesten,
Sec.-Treas.; Marilyn Bowes, Pianist;
.Tune Catbers, Press Reporter.
Various experiments with tea:
spoons and tablespoons were tried 1,
by the membene, Literature on.
"Vegetables for the Family Pee" was
read by the assistant leader Mrs.
A. Lounsbury, Mrs. Bowes, the
leader read literature on "EiverY
oiri a Gardener" and "Quality in
Vegetables."
Al the close of the meeting a
lunch censisiting of vegetahle.s pre-
pared by the girls was served.
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10.52 MUSKRAT SEASON
NCW OPENED
Department of Games and Fish -
ries officials in this district wi-
nnowed the 1752 muskrat season
opened from March 20 to April 21
turtheive. These dates apply to
the mutates of Huron, Bruce end
Grey.
Trapping itemises meet be obtain -
..1 from the game warden.
Talks. It's one or many absorbing
features in this Sunday's (March 30)
iseue of The Ameriean Weekly, ex.
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