t 01 Le-"little Nlallallllf. our Flonor. MALPEQUE AND IALTIC Mrs. MncNutt offered to conttnna

ary Members. Our Ladies Mlh5iDn- W. M. 8. leadership for Mission Band. Mrs. aries and Education. Alllwere ful- The rel"-ua,-y menllng of the Bryenton to treat mission band for ly discussed. On motion it was de- Malpcnne and galllc wlnnenvs February meeting and Mrs. Bruce "med t? 3”? ("'5 .d”"3',5 10 "oi" Missionary Society met on Fridny Riley for the March meeting. H0” hath?” ljollof Fund". ten evening, lml, .1, llle home of M”. Eleven home and four hospital dollars to our busters of Martha, Earnest gl-yenmn. The world Day calls were reported. The March ten dollars to the Precious Blood cl prayer gel-V1,,-e --one plank. one meeting to be at the home of Mrs. ,- Slsters. fifteen dollars to Our Lad- Snepllel-dtv was ln charge ol Mrs. Riley. Worship service in charge . ies Missionaries. and twenty-five wl H. Bum, wllll save,-nl mam, i'Mrs. Gerald Lockhal-1, Program dollars to the Catholic Girl's Sch- hers nssmlng. Following lnln nnrl Mrs. Kenneth Owen; Lunch com- olofohlll It was also moved and of the newlce . bnslnenn nerlodnmlttec. ljvlrs. Robert Wall and seconded that our diocesan dues followed will, llle nresldenl MmlMrs. Lorne Silliker, lunch was be paid in March. The secretary Burns! nnenldlngl ' served by tile hostess. assisted by ' gas nakedto send to hlational of The minute; of lasl mnnl, committee in charge. CV

C9 0" 93" to action cards. lng were read and approvedl Roll. We-e4 ' ----W - l Ways Ind means of raising call was answered by nine niem- C""'DREN3 FAVORITE money were discussed and Father hers. one visitor was present. Col- The opera "Hansel and Gretel" McCarthy was asked In .sc('urc a lectlon 82.10. expense fund 43 cents D3-Wd 05 tho famolll T8317 til! good play and pick out me cast. fees 51.50. Mrs. Burns read a let- was first performed in Germany .. The members decided to invite the ter from Mrs. Fraser, associate in 1393- ' New Haven Variety Show for St. member secretary. also one from --m-Te--------e-- Patricks and to have a pie social Mrs. Alexander McKay regarding IMPROVED SINCE in connection with the concert. Presbyterial. It was moved and Wallpaper as an interior decora- The meeting adjourned with pray- seconded that W; gend for oneitiun did not come into common er by the president, Mrs. William dozen associate member leaflets use in Eurolie until the lath cen- C0ldY- land mite boxes. Mrs. Burns andltury.

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WOMEN

Wed., March 7, 1956 The Guardian, Page 9 LET'S EAT '

Weekend Breakfast

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”Mnny homemaker: feel I bit Pour into glasses. cover with tired at this season of the year. paraffin and store in a cool. dry Chef." I said. "So much entertaln- place. Makes 7 (6 0:.) glasses. in, no many persons to nurse Tomorrow's oven dinner: Grape- through Coldli I0 much cold fruit: green-peppered fish or meat v o weather to combat. All these things loaf: baked sweet potatoes; baked ' ” are likely to wear them down. The onions; baked apples, cream; cof- . best antidote ll extra rest. fee, tea or milk. "I'd suggest I 15-minute Period All measurements are level re- i of actual lying down during the cipes proportioned to serve 4 to 6. day and very early to bed at night. Green-peppered fish or meat loaf. E And on weekends, when there's With fish: Use IV: lbs. deboned someone borne to prepare it. that fresh haddock or cod, or thawed- n wonderful luxury - breakfast in frozen fish fillets. put through a bed." . l food chopper. "The menu should be simple. Separate 2 eggs. Beat the whites Madame." the Chef added. "so that stiff and the yolks until lemon-col- the hulband or one of the older ored. . children can prepare it. Add V: 0. fine soft bread crumbs , . 4 "Instead of :lluice.I sugscastaneln h'.'2 c. heated gllk. Stir thin . cam ote of pump canne purpe 5 . egg yolks, tsp. eac sa ' plurrfs and peeled oillnnget scntignn. and monosodium glutamate. 1 tbsp. Conversohon Place taei'sofit:rTdmkt:e(iiff:g'wTthspsIf;:r' aliid rhvtiiii Fliienllightgiildegvh tvihitgempper. H””','5 3 d9”Hh”"l INN? of cos-vdress. The pin is made of pseudo cram or heated mnk. Then ml. Thoroughly on E 5.. by 9.. lo" tume Jewelry that is as rofri-shingigold in the shape of a flower cart the touch do luxe add a flower in pan Spoon in half of the fish mix- " " '5 ""”5"3'- " is l"”""0d 35 hooped with exquisite ''”""3'"" new vase and tn; morning paper... lure". Top wnh an inch thick layer an ornament on a new spring hat jeweled flowers and is very Paris- "very nice Chen And in thaws or minced seamed green peppem but it is equally as cnclianting fan in feeling as well as being a some plum jiiice jelly in the house. Pack in the remaining fish loaf whe" Wm 9" ” 5"" lap”! "' 3 C”l””"1 ""1 "musing was it would be perfect with the toast." mixture. P'"'Pl9 91"" jelly: Cumbi" 2 9' Bake 45 mm in R "'0de”'tE Coles Mrs. Hon er ex ressed her Pra er meetln were made Corn- M99 dmimd (""21 ”""ed 9959'" ”:'ct':' degregii F- Unigmdngn " thanks. p p wallyls to entergtain members from Pl"""v 1 c- ”""' n””'"t31' 3"'g'zl pf:he'i tervet W C” W 0' Mrs. Eric Coles invited the Churchill, Clyde River, New Dom- 1Pk3- Wwdered "'1 Pei” d” gni WM”: am?” 53"c9' d members to her home for the lnion and North River. Mrs. G. "WP. SW9” "E Mn” 7.” ' E” 1 ft ”'.""t-Pliste ' :l:'”d”;th mat March meeting, Mrs. Thompson in Bnin and Mrs. Earl Lowther offer- t0Agg”iyi V t, t H 9;! 'f”P9- " We (erg! h L if charge of program. Roll call to be ed to piece the quilt tops.

' c. sugar. a ir cons an y L green peppers 8! of 5 01- answered by an Irish Joke. and a Mrs. Bain brought news from the "hm 3m0”th- 3”” t” E mm” m9".bak9' card for the sick committee. Lunch missionary chosen for special boll 101' 95 mm Tmh 0f,”l9 Chet , committee to be named later. prayers. The March meeting will Remove from heat; spoon off the Add a little. crushed coriander Meeting closed by singing the Nat. be held at the parsonage when froth. Med Whon baking apples. ionnl Anthem. Collection sl.35. Mrs. Otto Newson will have charge Mrs. L. Cole: was auctioneer for of the Study period and Mrs. Heir- an auction. sale of aprons and oth- lihy will conduct the worship. Roll ' er donated articles, bringing the will be answered with a verse con- nice sum of 323.36. Lunch was mining the word "name". Mrs. served by the committee and host- Snlmond. Mrs. Hcirllhy and Mrs.

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