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A A NI AIP EF. 9D DISTAFF DIARY Summary of reports of meetings and activities of Oshawa women's organiaztions as compiled from reports submitted by their secretaries. HONEY GOLD POUND CAKE Honey of a Frosting Makes Choice Dessert From a Mix eggiute. Beat 3 egg whites until stiff. Fold into batter. Pour into an ungreased 9-inch tube pan. Honey blended with whites and lemon juice into a stiff confection makes a su- Bake in a slow. oven (325 deg. preme frosting for a simple,/y) 69-65 minutes. Cool in the packaged pound cake. A dusting|pan on a cake rack for about 30 of cinnamon is added and you|minutes. Turn out gently onto have a Honey Gold Dessert to|rack to cool completely before serve as a climax to one of|frosting. your nicest dinners. Here is the way to do it. HONEY-EGG WHITE ICING % cup Honey HONEY GOLD POUND CAKE/1 egg white 1 package (1 pound 1 ounce)|2 teaspeons lemon juice Pound Cake Mix | ground cinnamon % cup milk ___| Cook honey in a small sauce- 4 eggs, separated (reserving|pan to 248 deg. F. on a candy 1 egg white for frosting) |thermometer, or until a little of 1% tablespoons grated orange/the mixture forms a hard ball rind. jin cold water. Remove from Empty contents of packagejheat; pour slowly onto stiffly into small bowl of electric\beaten egg white. Add lemon mixer. Add % cup milk. Blend.|juice. Continue beating until Beat 1 minute at medium low/thick enough to hold its shape. speed, Add egg yolks and/(Takes about 5 minutes). orange rind. Blend, Beat 1 min-|Spread frosting on cake. Dust SUNBEAM CHAPTER OES 73 The January meeting of Sun- beam Chapter was held in the Masonic Temple. Sister Thelma Beerthuizen, Worthy Matron, presiding, assisted by Bro, Wil- liam Henderson, Worthy Patron. District Deputy Grand Matron, on her official business for in- spection, also the past District Deputy Grand Matrons, Sister Meta Moore, Oshawa, Sister Ag- nes Kemlo, Oshawa, Sister Ag- nes Wallace, Markham, Sister Ruby Clarke, Markham, Sister Maybell Stewart, Toronto, Pre- siding Matrons from Bowman- ville, Port Perry, Markham. /| The Past Matrons of Sunbeam are as follows: Sisters, Martha Dunlop, Laura Stewart, May Lang, Nance McLeese, Sybil ' farewell. Refreshments were Sister Gladys Elliott intro-\seryed by Gwen Hawes and duced Sister Rose Morphew,|committee. Langmaid, Betty McKinstry, Dorothy Haley, Flora Purdie,|Mrs. H. W. Packer. | Marianne Girard, Bertrus} Tea hostesses were Mrs, Ht Four new members were ini- tiated into the chapter, Sister Wilma Taylor gave a lengthy list of the sick. All had been looked after. Sister Rose Morphew gave the ST, MARK'S WA (Afternoon) The Educational and Work Meeting of the branch was held at the home of Mrs. W. W. Cross, on Thursday last. Com- ments on Pierre Berton's book were read and discussed, A Dor- cas quilt was finished and pin eushions for mission schools made, Work continues on. cut- ting labels for the Golden Book for Charity. An executive meet- ing will be held Wednesday at the rectory, the business meet- ing, February 11 at the home of M. Beamish and Mrs, W. W. Wight, Mabel Alpin, Cora Lyons, Jean Scott. Cross. | | House of Dior Has | Nothing Startling To Offer Buyers PARIS (AP) -- Yves Saint - Laurent might have received better reviews from the press, which he banned from his open- ling Monday, than he did from the buyers, "Restrained and lovely," said a few. "Disappointing," "ill - ad- vised," "playing it safe," were the less flattering comments of many more buyers leaving the show. | Last August, Saint - Laurent lintroduced the demi - longueur length--a hemline for dressy occasions which reaches to the mid-calf. Much of the fashion press said the collection was grandmotherly and hard for the eye to adjust to. Paradoxically, Saint - Lau- rent's press -- panned demi - sterling striking ute at medium low speed. Addjsurface lightly with ground cin- remainder of milk. Beat 1 min-Inamon. Makes one 9-inch cake.| CHILD GUIDANCE ~ Many Organizations Are Against Violence on TV By GARRY C, MYERS, Ph.D. jviewed this picture during ts At various times in this col-jeight showings--five times at umn I have deplored the fact|7:30 p.m., at noon on Saturday, that religious organizations|and at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. have not spoken out against TV|0n Sunday. programs of violence, gore, and) House of Wax is a story about horror which so many children,|4 disfigured sculptor who stalks even under four or five, look|and murders his victims, pro- and listen to. cesses their bodies in boiling) Now I must revise this criti-|-wax, and places them in his} -, nee the General/horrors museum." Board of the Los Angeles Coun-) cil of United Church Women|BOOKLET AVAILABLE filed with the Federal Com-| Now available is a publica- munications Commission a com-|tion, Television for the Family,| plaint against KHJ-TV for tele-|to be had for 75 cents from the} vising the crime-horror films|National Association for Better) Jack, the Ripper and Pretty|Radio and Television, 373, N.! Boy Floyd during early evening| Western Avenue, Las Angeles, | and daytime "children's hours,"| California 90004, The chairman of the NAFBRAT evaluation) COMPLAINT AGAINST TV committee is Mary Rogers, This complaint stated, "It is\Smith, president of the South-) our judgment that the showings/ern California Council on Liter-) of these films during hoursjature for Children and Young when TV audiences are largely|People. For the past number of comprised of children consti-/years, Mrs. Smith has been Co-|~ tuted a disregard by the station ordinator of Children's Services management for the spiritual|Los Angeles Public Library. and physical welfare of the ju- ee ae . venile viewers of Los Angeles.|PARENTS' QU ESTIONS "While we realize the respon-\Q. The eldest of our two. chil- % sibility of parents to check the dren, five and three, keeps ask- viewing habits of their children,|ing me if 1 love him as much we are aware that there. areas the younger and I always many children who have no assure him. I do. such supervision." A. No amount of words can re- But it was not a church or-|assure him. He must have proof ganization who took this standjin hundreds and hundreds of first, It was a secular organiza-|situations, So long as he thinks tion, The National Association/he is not loved as much as the for Better Radio and Television.|younger this will be true for CIVIC LEADERS' APPROVAL oy ' ivic leaders, two Call-| 7. »,: : Some civic leaders, two Cali British Designer fornia Congressmen and Sena- longueur skirt was picked up by American designers and hailed by the U.S. press. Buyers had expected him to continue the trend this season. Thus they were surprised and disappointed to find that Saint- Laurent hemlines were just about the same as the others, 1-18 WIFE PRESERVER Wrap a rubber band near each end of a coat hanger to pre- vent garments from slipping off. NOTICE Repairs to all makes of Sewing || or Knitting Machines, OSHAWA SEWING CENTRE || 329 Simcoe St. $. 728-2391 || & 3 Valentine Bonus! 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