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Page 14 The Tintes,Advocate, May 1, I9
:Ven Missionary $ociety
Celebrates 'Diamond 'Year
The WoMatt's Missionary So-
iety of Caven Presbyterian
celebrated its sixtieth an-
ziversry in the church on
Thursday .evening. Ladies of
W.M.S. auxiliaries -of the other
churches ii town, representatives
from Stratford and Huron FresbYterian presbyterials and for -
Suer •membere and friends were
guests.
Mrs. J. D, Lane, Clinton. was
the guest speaker. She paid
tribute to thoSe who pioneered
the offices ,of the Woman's
Missionary Society. "The world
today is vastly different from
that of 60 years ago but .the
fundamental things .of We do not
pass away with the years," said
the Speaker. "By precept and
example they have left us a
rich heritage." She challenged
the lathes present to, keep be-
fore them the objeelive of the
W.M.S —every woman of the
.church a member of the Wom-
an's Missionary Society.
Mrs. ;Fes- Taylor gave the hi -
or it of the 60 years of the Cam
W.M.S. Mrs, Jack Pryde led in
the devotional. .Alrs. George La-
mont, a former member, sang a
solo and Mrs. Robert Pryde con-
tributed an organ solo. Airs. J.
G. Cochrane for many years or-
ganist of the .church, presided
at the organ.
Mrs. George Clelland, presi-
dent of Stratford presbyterial,
brought greetings from that or-
ganizatinn and conducted a
The year 1957 saw Canadian candle lighting ceremony to hon.
Pacific Airlines inaugurate three or past and present presidents
new international services — to when candles were lit around an
Portugal, Spain and Chile, appropriately decorated a nni-
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Candles were lit for the late
Airs. F. W, Ciladman, first pres-
Went of the org,aniration• by her
daughter. Mrs. Wa•rree Sera;
the late Mrs- Samuel Sharpe
(Wood) by Mrs. Percy Jaques
Inee Jessie Manson). London;
the late i%Iiss Jean S. Murray
by her nieec Miss Joan M. Mur-
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man by Mrs. Charles Harris;
the late Mrs. Amos (Fissette)
by Miss Margaret Brown; the
late Mrs, John iorgan by her
niece. Mrs. II. C. Rivers; the
late Mrs. Thomas .Cameron by
Mrs. Reginald Knight; Mrs. M.
G. Graham by Airs. John Kvdd;
Mrs. J. G. Stanbury by Mrs.
David Millar; the late Miss L.
M. Jeckell by Miss Fanny if. t-
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Harold Whyte, Lucan; Airs. Wil-
liam Sillery by Mrs. H. 11. G.
Strang; Mrs. E'ari Mitchell,
Faris, and Mrs. Alvin Moir lit
candles for themselves.
Airs. Strang read greetings
from Mrs. D. C. Hill, Fort Gary,
Man.: Mrs. James Foote,Win-
nipeg; Mrs, J. B. Rhodes, Toron-
to; Airs. Kenneth McLean, Cum-
berland and Mrs. J. G. Stan -
bury, Fort Erie. Mrs. Donald
Sinclair. Dundalk, expressed
greetings as did. Mrs. James
Scott. president of Huron Pres-
byterian presbyterial, ft e v .
George Lamont, Mitchell, for
Stratford presbytery, and Rev.
S. Kerr for the session and board
of Caven church.
Miss Fanny Hatter, oldest
member of the W.M.S. and Mrs.
John Kydd. member of the long-
est standing, wcre presented
with corsages by Mrs, Harold
Simpson and Mrs. Carman Cann.
Following the program the
ladies were served lunch in the
basement of the church,
Kinettes Enjoy
Bowling Party
The Exeter Kinette Club mem-
bers bowled at the local lanes
on Monday evening with cap-
•tains Mrs. Harold Preszcator
and Mrs. Jack Coughlin. Win-
ners each received - chocolate
bars and the losers were treated
to suckers.
After bowling two games a
buffet lunch was served at. the
home of Mrs. Les Parker by
the program committee. Mrs.
Ward Kraft won the lucky draw
for the evening.
Attending the organization of
a new Kinette club at Aylmer
recently were Mrs., Irvine Arm-
strong. Mrs. Les Parker, Mrs.
Ray Frayne, Mrs. R. Wuerth,
Mrs. Don Robertson, Mrs. Shel-
don Wein, Mrs. Jack Coughlin,
Mrs. Ralph Genttner, Airs. Lee
Sherman and Mrs, John Burke,
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CANDLE LIGHTING CEREMONY—At the sixtieth anni-
versary of Cavan Presbyterian W.M.S. on Thursday eve-
ning, Miss H Fanny Hatter and Mrs. John Kydd 111 candles
around an anniversary cake for past presidents Miss L,
M. Jeckell, 1930-33, and Mrs. M. G. Graham, 1926-28.
Miss Hatter and Mrs. Kydd were honored with corsages
as the two oldest members of the society. —Simpson
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To Hold Picnic
The spring meeting' of the
Huron Waves group of the Mary
Hastings Club was held at. the.
home of Mrs. Roy Morenz, Dash-
wood, last Tuesday with 15
members present.
President Mrs. Edward Johns
opened the meeting in the usual
way. In a short business meet-
ing plans were made to hold the
Huron Wavts group picnic at
Riverview Park, Exeter, on
Tuesday, July ie.",
Mrs, Ernest 'Wight, 'Medford,
gave a reading, and Misses June
and Sharon Morena gave tap
dance numbers. Lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Ed. Johns, Mrs, E.
Squire,Mrs. L. Johnston. were
present from Exeter,
Celebrates
Anniversary
The tkventy-seventh anniver-
sary of the founding of Beta Sig-
ma Phi was celebrated by the
local Alpha P'i Chapter at a
banquet at the Brenner Hotol,
Grand Bend, on Tuesday eve-
ning.
A toast to the pledges was
proposed by Mrs. John Gotten.
Airs.
Jack Rata replied. Mrs.
Mel Gaiser, secretary, and Airs,
Wm. Huntley, treasurer, gave
reviews of the yeaet activities.
A message from the founder was
read by Mrs, Robt, Dinney. Mrs.
M. C. Fletcher conducted the
Founders Day Pledge.
Following the banquet, Pres'.
dent Jean Taylor conferred the
ritual of jewels degree on the
three pledge' members, Airs,
Jack Ratz and Mrs. Cliff Bus-
sell of Shipka, and Mrs. Norman
Amos of Kirklon.
Mrs. Ted Jones and Airs. Van
Laughton received their Exem-
pblearr. Degree from Mrs. Clara
Wellington, Client e.r director,
and herself an Exemplar mem-
Following the rituals, .Presi•
dent Jean Taylor conducted the
installation of officers. President
for the coining year Is Mrs.
John Gamin; vice - president,
Mrs. Mei Geiser, Shipka; secre-
tary, Mrs, Wm. Schlegel, Grand
Bend; treasurer, Mrs. R. W.
Read; director. Mrs, Clara Wel-
lington; sponsor, Mrs. M. C,
Fletcher,
Mrs, Ross Tuckey presented
the retiring president, Jean Tay-
lor, with a gift,
Legion Auxiliary
Enters Tourney
At the meeting of the Legion
Ladies Auxiliary on Monday eve-
ning plans were. made to attend
the Walkerton bowling tourna-
indnt on Wednesday, May 14 and
the rally at Blyth, Wednesday,
M";2nig
Arrangements were' made for
the ladies bowling tournament,
Wednesday, May 7. President
Mrs. Stanley Frayne presided,
Thirty-four members were pres-
ent.
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church on No. 4 Highway held a
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Neil's schoolhouse on Wednes-
day evening,
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hemebaking, white elephant kid-
dies toys and clethes, parcel
and penny sale were the most
popular. Tea was served after-
ward.
Draws were made on an um-
brella quilt which was won' by
Mrs'. G. Dignan, London; _fruit
cake won by Mrs, Harold Presz-
cator, Exeter, lamp by Mrs.
Annanny, Huron Park; silver
relish dish by Mrs. Mellhargey,
Lucan; and Micky Mouse by
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smelt?
it has no valuable .pelt,
it boasts of en ,eseutehean royal,
It yields no ivory or precious oil,
Rs icifiethat, its .death. is tame,
A fish as humble 44 its nafltet
Yet take this SAIrtion somewhere
And bring me half a dozen smelt.
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agree with Ogden Nash in their
love for :Smelt both aS a food
And Lor the Ain of catching them.
Travelling in great numbers
Mostly at night.; they are an
easy prey for fishermen and
sportsinulded folk who line the
banks waiting to scoop them ails
with nets, pails, saucepans and
even hare hands.
The flesh of the smelt is
treinely delicate .and has a rich
delicious flavor. The home eco -
mists of canada's Department
of Fisheries tells us that frying
is the most popular method of
cooking smelt. }lore are the
tested and Approved directiona—
Crispy Fried Smelt
2 pounds smelt
1 egg beaten
2tbl, milk
ltsp, salt
Va cup flour
1/2 -cup fine dry bread crumbs
or finely crushed craekere,
Clead and wipe the snielt dry.
Combine egg, milk and salt.
Combine flour and crumbs. Dip
smelt in egg mixture, then
in flour arid crumb Mixture.
Heat vegetable shortening in
deep frying pan mail very het.
For best results cook a small
amount of fish at a time. Civet -
loading the pan reduces the
temperature of the fat with the
result that the fish take longer
to fry and become fat soaked,
Fry fish on one side until golden
brown, turn and brown on the
other side. Main and serve im-
mediately.
If you enjoy eating crusty,
golden brown smelt but object
to the frying odor in the house
the fisheries' home economists
suggest that you bread the fish
and bake them in a hot oven.
For a subtle, .flavor talc's try
adding a hint of mint.
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3/4 cup milk
1 teaspoon salt
4.1 cup fine dry breadcrumbs
4 tbl. melted butter
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