The Citizen, 2004-04-22, Page 10PAGE 10 THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY. APRIL 22, 2004.
P. Hunking hosts Afternoon Unit UCW
FROM BELGRAVE
6 tables
in play
at
euchre
(here were six tables of euchre in
play on Wednesday, April 14 in the
Women's Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady. Ada
Taylor; second high lady, Irlma
Edgar: lone hands, Viola Adams;
high man, Jack Taylor; second high
man. Richard Moore; lone hands,
Bill Craig.
The next euchre is Wednesday.
April 21 at 8 p.m.
On Friday, April 16 there were 10
tables of shoot in play at the
Belgrave Community Centre.
Winners were: high lady, Beverley
Hayden; second high lady, Louise
Schiestel; low lady, Dorothy.
Hynciman; most shoots, lrlma Edgar;
high man, Marie Stewart; second
high man, Ed Stewart; low man,
Louise Bosman; most shoots, Jack
Taylor.
The next shoot is Friday. April 30
at I:30 p.m.
The Afternoon Unit of the
Belgrave UCW met at the home of
Pat Hunking with seven members
present.
Ada Taylor acted as president and
Kay Roberts gave the worship. The
theme was Christ the Lord is Risen
From the Dead, based on the
scripture John I I: 11-27.
Hymns were read with the topic
being Easter People.
Mrs. Hunking was in charge of the
By Linda
Campbell
Cat
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Ruth Cantelon of Tweed, her son
Gre2, Cantelon of Toronto and
Audrey MacKay of Wingham
isited last Monday afternoon with
On Wednesday, April 7 the
Brussels UCW met at Huronlea with
10 present.
Nelva Scott welcomed everyone
and opened the meeting with the
UCWpurpose.
Audrey Cardiff, who was in
charge of the program, opened with
the hymn Rock of Ages. She read a
poem written by Bill Ward, entitled I
or We. Ayrn and Averley Kikkert
played several selections on the
piano and Tori Cardiff sang Twinkle,
Twinkle Little Star and gave a
reading.
Graeme Craig, playing guitar.
favoured with several numbers.
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
was sung and another poem of Bill
Ward's was read.
Bette Campbell played hymns
while lunch was being prepared and
served by Joan Bernard and Gert
Kellington.
Mrs. Scott read 10 things about
Lire that can be Learned from the
story of Noah's Ark.
Joan Bernard, secretary, read the
minutes from the previous meeting.
Bible study and Ada Taylor had a
mission study on Haiti.
The May meeting will be on May
18 at the church with Rev. Ethel
Miner Clare being the guest speaker.
Irene Lamont presided at the
Evening Unit meeting of Knox
United Church Women on Tuesday,
April 13, which was hosted by
Muriel Coultes. Mrs. Lamont read 4,
poem. The Lillies' Message.
Laura Johnston led in worship
their aunt, Helen Stonehouse. Mrs.
Cantelon, Mr. Cantelon, Audrey
MacKay of Wingham and Ruth Ann
Russell of Guelph were dinner
guests at the home of Thelma Pletch.
The Bill Coultes family celebrated
Easter Sunday, as well as several
April birthdays at the home of Mark
and Janice Matheson. David and
Muriel Matheson joined with them
as well as Nigel Black and Joe
Neves. •
Mason and Heather Campbell
participated in the Super Cities Walk
for Multiple Sclerosis on Sunday,
April 18 in Kincardine. They raised
Discussion followed in regards to
the date of the garden party. It was
decided to change the date to. May
16.
Isabelle Wheeler gave the
treasurer's report. It was decided to
order five large print Daily Bread
booklets and a donation will be
made with the order.
Members had been asked to host a
birthday party at Huronlea on
Tuesday. April 13.
A report from the stewards'
meeting was given by Joan Golden.
Mrs. Scott gave a report from the
official board meeting as well as the
executive meeting of the Huron-
Perth Presbyterial.
Upcoming activities include an
April event, the 42nd annual
meeting of London Conference of
the UCW in St. Thomas and the June
7 camp event.
The May 5 meeting is in the form
of a potluck with visitors to be
invited. Rene Richmond and Nelva
Scott are in charge of the program.
Joan Golden closed the meeting
with prayer.
with a theme, Look To The Cross.
She opened with prayer and
members sang Beneath the Cross of
Jesus. The scripture was read by
Mabel Wheeler.
Mrs. Johnston read the meditation
and Mrs. Wheeler read the poem,
The Joy of Easter.
The offering was collected and
dedicated.
Worship closed with the hymn
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross.
over $1,500 and acknowledge those
who supported them.
MS is an incurable, progressive
disease. Daily an average of three
Canadians between the ages of 20
and 40 are diagnosed with it. Canada
has one of the highest rates of MS in
the world. More than 50,000
Canadians suffer from this disabling
disease of the nervous system.
MS occurs when a person's own
Hoping you
will enjoy and
use sonic of the
recipes I will be
giving each
month. They
have all, been
tested by me in
my home, and
will come front
many sources.
They are easy family food that
teenagers and parents will enjoy.
EASY CHICKEN AND
MUSHROOM SHORTCAKE
1/2 cup milk
I cup mushroom soup
I egg yolk
I cup cubed cooked chicken
baking powder biscuits
Combined milk and 'soup. Heat
and combine well.
Mix *egg yolk with a bit of the hot
sauce, add with chicken to the rest of
the sauce. Heat to boiling.
Split four biscuits, butter. Serve
chicken mixture between and on top.
Serves 4.
QUICK CHICKEN GRAVY
1 1/2 tbsp. flour
Mrs. Coultes read the minutes and
gave the treasurer's report. Fourteen
answered the roll call of What is
Your Favourite Spring Flower. Mrs.
Wheeler gave the card report. It was
decided to help in some way with the
park enhancement party on June 26.
Donna Shaw then introduced Rev.
Ethel Miner Clare who showed
pictures of her recent Canadian Food
Grains trip to several countries in
Africa.P
immune system damages myelin, the
insulation that surrounds and
protects new fibres. MS can cause
loss of balance, problems with
movement, impaired speech,
extreme fatigue, vision difficulties
and eventually paralysis
The good news is that with new
therapies and the improvement of
treatments, people with MS can, lead
full and healthy lives.
I cup milk
1 can condensed chicken soup
Blend flour and milk. Add to
condensed soup. Heat slowly,
stirring constantly. Cook until
thickened. Makes 2 1/2 cup gravy.
CHICKEN AND HAM POT PIE
2 cups cooked diced chicken
1 cup diced cooked ham
2 cups cooked mixed vegetables
3 cups chicken gravy
1 recipe pastry
milk
Mix together chicken, ham,
vegetables, gravy. Place in a greased
baking dish. Cover with strips of
pastry to form a lattice and brush
with milk. Bake at 400°F until
bubbly and browned.
PASTRY
1 cup flour
1/3 cup shortening
pinch of salt
2 - 3 tbsp. cold water
Combine flour, shortening, salt.
until mixture is the texture of coarse
meal. Add cold water until pastry
will hold together. Roll out on a flour
surface. Cut into strips. Brush with
milk and place on top of pie.
30 attend Brussels UCW
Country Fare
By Patricia Ham, Auburn School House
Brussels ODD
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Something fishy
Delicious deep-fried fish with all the trimmings and many different salads were enjoyed by
area residents,during the fish fry hosted by the Royal Canadian Legion in Brussels. From left:
Kathleen Williamson, Marie Coutts, Mary Humphries and Helen Williamson enjoyed each
other's company over dinner. (Elyse DeBruyn photo) •
Pineciest Manor Nursing
30th
Anniversary
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. . 1:30 - 3:30 pm
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