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The Aclon Press Wednesday April 1972 By Wendy Thomson Spring cleaning has been all odds and especially when I get to work at my desk It lain a stale of contusion and when poked yields the most n5triMWnffl like a clipping of a letter sent by some poor cluck in Barbados to his employer following an accident Respected sir When I got to the building I found that the hurricane had knocked some bricks off the top bo 1 rigged up a beam with pulley at the top of the building and hoisted up a couple of barrels full of bricks When had fixed the building there was a lot of bricks left over I hoisted the barrel up again They re nothing fancy but quite easy to mix up and add a nice touch to a light lunch Melt l cup butter and add 1 cup brown sugar Stir well and and secured the line at the cool slightly Beat in egg and And then went up and lsp vanilla then 4 cup flc tilled the barrel with extra bricks Then I went to the bottom and cast off the line Unfortunately the barrel was heavier than I was and before I knew what was happening the barrel started down Jerking me the ground I decided to hang on and halfway up met the barrel coming down and received a severe blow on the shoulder I then continued to the top banging my head against the beam and getting my fingers jammed in the pulley When the barrel hit the ground it burst its bottom allowing all the bricks to spill out I was now heavier than the barrel and so started down again high speed Halfway down I met the barrel coming up and received severe injuries to my shins When I hit the ground I landed on the bricks getting several painful cuts from the sharp edges At this point I must have lost my presence of mind because I let go the The barrel then came down giving me another heavy blow on the head and putting me in hospital I respectfully request sick leave 1 hope he got it and a lap salt Stir in 4 cup chopped nuts or dates tl Intend to try coconut next time and suppose anything you find in your baking cupboard might do Bake in an inch buttered pan for minutes at degrees Top should still be quite soft to touch WHOLE WHEAT BISCUITS Mix cups whole wheat lour tsps baking powder l cup powdered milk a Add onethird cup oil and cut it in well with two knives then stir well ui cup plain and mix quickly kneading llchtly to 15 tunes Pat out to about an inch in thickness and cut with biscuit cutter Bake at decrees for 12 to 15 minutes CORN BRFAD Mix cup flour salt cup cup yellow corn meal 1 cup milk to 1 be and rbsp corn oil lo first mixture and blend Pour Into reused inch square in Bake at I00 degrees for minutes Cut into squares and serve hot with butter Golden Age club Red Cross guests Election plans at Dublin WI annual meeting ACroN LIONETTES the distaff branch of the local Lion Club held their first meeting last week Examining the Lionctte constitution with president Lynn Fountain are front row 1 to r Dorothy Roach vicepresident Virginia Gordon secretary Diane Handy treasurer Beryl Rigmar Study on Africa The study group of Trinity United church met at the home of Mrs William Coats Wednesday April Mrs Ian opened the meeting with scripture and prayer She conducted a question period conccminc the scripture she had read Mrs directed the group in pairs and involved all in a study of Africa Each pair were a tribe to read about then mark highlights of their culture family life beliefs locations on posters This study will be continued next month and is very Interesting Bedroom Sweets club successful Nielsen Barbara Trotter Standing I to r arc Gail Medina Scutt Jenny Boudreau Gloria Upton Lynn Krywik Lutie Evelan Jessie Theresa Matheson Photo by D Gibbons Skin care cosmetic use explained to 90 ladies IlyMn Golden Ago Club altered their routine last week and ac cepted an invitation from the Red Cross Society Georgetown for an evenings entertainment Wriggicsworth School Tyler Co kindly donated one of their school buses to Aafcly transport the club to Georgetown and home afterwords and the bus was filled to the rear with the fun loving group Amuifng program At the school thoy Joined several of Georgetown Senior Citizens and several from Ha I ton Manor In the spacious Holy Cross Folk Choir were on stage to sing many numbers which were very much enjoyed The mayor gave an official welcome and all stood to sing Canada Some of the Home Nurses put on a hilarious skit How not tobe Home Nurse The Home Nurses who had Just finished their course were called forward by chairman Mrs Clark and were with their awards by vice president Richard Perrott Another lady was presented with the highly coveted Award of Merit In life saving goal Mr is also the chairman for the current fund campaign that although their objective of had not been reached they hoped it would be before the campaign ended A very talented group The Toronto Crops Capers then took over the entertainment with orchestra singing and tap dancing also a parody of liic ballet Swan They were very generous with their talent singing sonc after song In wonderful All 15 of these ludies were very versatile appeared in various costumes and personalities and they put on a wonderful show was very enthusiastic in their praise and appreciation and were very grateful to the Red Cross president Mrs Elaine Sales and the chairman of the senior citizens Mrs Hughes for all the work and planning entailed The evening ended with a bountiful and delicious lunch which was efficiently nerved to the large crowd Better weather The next meeting of the A Club will be Tuesday May In tliclAixtonllallaausuai Now the now and Ice arc gone It will be easier and more enjoyable to get out for the social More trips and pleasures will be coming up so Senior Citizens come out and bo ready for the fun Spring program Alert Auxiliary The Alert I Auxiliary of Knox Church held their April meeting in the Ellen Anderson The committee Mrs Eli Musters Mrs John Davidson Miss Florence Elliott presented a spring time program Mrs Masters opened with a poem Take Time The devotions and timely readings were read by Mrs Masters and Mrs Davidson Jessie Anne Davidson favored with two delightful piano solos Mrs Clarence Coles the president was in charge of the business members answered the roll call with their favorite Easter hymn LOL winners euchre results ladles high Edith Storey Us low Sylvia Williamson men high Bill Service 117 Sanders lone hands Service six door prize Barnstaple An enthusiastic group of 90 ladies spent an enjoyable evening at Acton curling club Thursday April Guests of the evening were Lorraine of Iorraine Merle Norman Studio in Islington and her assistant Suzanne Lorraine spoke on the use of cosmetics and proper skin care with the emphasis on staying young with young looking skin A very satisfying smorgasbord preceded the annual meeting of the Dublin Women Institute on Thursday evening Mrs Wilson was hostess for the meeting at her home 1st wee president M Armstrong 2nd vice president Mrs 1- Norton secretary treasurer Mrs M Hunter t secretary treasurer Mrs N Douglas Mrs meetmg held Fourth Line with pianist Mrs Frank press reporter Mrs J C Dennis Ass tpressrtporttrMrs I Brunch directors Mrs Moffat Mrs J and Near District director a splendid attendance The annual Halton T Association Dinner will be held in on May 10 and the Branch will be represented there Correspondence was dealt with and donations were approved to the Acton Decoration Committee Canadian Cancer Society and Pennies for Friendship Sale at Manor Contributions of baking will be given to the annual sale at Halton Centennial Manor Milton on May 10 and ail baking may be Another club is Its end The last meeting of the Greenock eQIOn LddieS Bedroom Sweets Was held at the home of Mrs D Milton on Monday April 17 at It was the end to a very interesting and successful club for both the leaders and the members The leaders Mrs A and Mrs D Milton were always on hand with answers and assistance whenever a member required help and also at the club member Dolores Tyler as her model Suzanne an interesting demonstration of the proper application of facial makeup were also shown with an invitation for anyone to try on different styles and colors A man w is modelled A door prize i flower arrangement donated by Caro line Nurseries was won Heller Other draw winners were Helen Water house Marilyn Arthur Barbara Smith Keune Joan McCristall and Kit the demonstration a corsage was presented to by club president Wllla Hewitt Wine and cheese was served social hour concluded the eve runt Director Mrs Moffat auditors Mrs Moffat and Mrs Mclntyre Public ligations Mrs Agriculture and Canadian Industries Mrs H Beaky Mrs C Davidson Citizenship and World Affairs Mrs F Kirton and Mrs C Brit ton FdueaUon and Cultural left at the home of Mrs WiUard Mrs M McCullouiJi First Line by am that and Mrs Hunter Family and day Consumer Mrs W J Several members will attend and Mrs J Dennis the meeting of District Resolutions Mrs Annual at Social Mrs Norton Mrs Church on May Manes and Mrs C Britten Mrs H Alternate District meeting with a much appreciated snack Some of the more interesting meetings of the club include a visit from our area home economist Mrs B Jewelling at our seventh meeting which was held at the home of Mrs C on April This year the Greenock Homcmaking Club was very fortunate in having quite a large number of members a large percentage of which were new to as well as to the area The April meeting of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary was held Thursday April with 29 members present Zone commander Mrs Fuiley also attended On Wednesday May 10 the Zone Rally will be held in Brampton Anyone wishing to go is to get in touch with the president before next meeting The election of zone commander will be at that time There will be an election of officers next meeting Mental Health Mrs Curator Mrs J Mrs W Frank and Mrs Norton Program Mrs Armstrong Mrs Hunter Visiting Mrs Mrs Armstrong Mrs C Mrs F Wilson Quilt Mrs Frank Mrs A Near Mrs Armstrong Mrs J Mrs McCarron Bus Mrs N Douglas Mrs C Davidson Mrs Moffat Nominating Mrs A STUDENTS Prepare for challenging positions in Tentative plans were made for a booth to be held at an auction sale on May 1 near Acton It was announced that the Area Convention will be held in Stratford November and Rewarding year A resume of the financial standing of the Branch was given in detail by Mrs Hunter treasurer and showed it had been a very busy and rewarding year Mrs Moffat on behalf of herself and Mrs C presented the auditors report year Members were reminded of this year being the anniversary of the founding of the Women s Institutes and were asked to submit written suggestions at the next meeting to how the branch may celebrate this historical occasion A short course held recently in the Acton public library on Parliamentary Procedure had been a noted success with Mn Diamond of New Hamburg as moderator Representatives of four Institutes had attended Highlights of the were outlined by Mn Armstrong Mrs A Near Mrs J Mclntyre and Mrs J Dennis New officers Mrs Mclntyre took the chair for the election of officers Mrs E Norton on behalf of herself Mrs Near and Mrs C Thomson of the committee presented the following slate Pad president Mrs M Mc- Cullough president Mrs Near Mrs J Van Reel and Mrs Wilson Booth Mrs W Mrs Wilson and Mrs Thomson In resuming her office as president Mrs summarized the work of the in the past A busy year had been experienced with full operation from all the members Mrs was courtesy The meeting will be held it the home of Mrs Kirton Fourth Advertising Journalism TWOYEAR news St dan College program In PRACTICAL ADVERTISlNGincludes copy writing print layout radio TV commercials retail advertising and sales promotion COMMUNITY for dailies and weeklies photography radio TV journalism The courses directed by top professionals were instituted in and most of the graduates have jobs in there fields You can quality with Grade or 13 diploma or as a mature student you are over 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