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THE DAYLY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wedneslay, May 28, 1958 15 Maple Grove Institute Has Meeting "MAPLE GRVE -- Roll Call for the May meeting of Maple Grove Women's Institute was answered by hints on snort cuts in sewing. "President, Mrs. W. H. Brown pre- sided for the business session. A mgtion was carried to pay a mem- bership fee to the Canadian Asso- piduon of Consumers, Mrs. Cecil Jeétiety 1 be tae CAC representa- tive. . Chas Greenham and Mrs Stephen Jetfery were appointed to see about having signs erected to designate our school area, as a warning to motorists. Prompt ac- tion was taken for signs are al- ready up. Mrs. Stephen Jeffery, Mrs. Fred Stevens and Mrs. Howard Bradley were appointed to see about a W.l. exhibit for Orono Fair, Mrs. J. D. Stevens was appointed librarian and Mrs. L. C. Snowden press re- porter. Mrs. Cecil Mills ana Mrs. Howard Bradley were named dele- gates to the District Annual at Tyrone May 27. The Hospital Auxiliary represent- ative, Mrs. I. Munday announced that besies home-made cooking any userul articles will be accepi~ able, especially anything tor the white elephant table for the Mam- moth hospital bazaar at Bowman- ville on June 5. Cooking or articles from the western section are w be left at Mrs. Eber Snowdens for evening pickup. Mrs. Chas. Greenham read sev- eral clippings on current events, giving briefs on the thre way bart- er on meat arrangement due to foot and mouth disease, in Canada; British Livestock Industry hard hit Women's Institute Conference at O.AC. Life Insurance Association gave $50,000 to study; residue from Manitoba Relief Fund to be used as buculeus for a disaster fund, and new signs on all highways. SPEAKS N "THE HOME" Mrs. Wallace Munday, convener Home Economics and Health, that you can tell what kind of a home a child comes from. Suggesting qualities or standards which go into the building of good homes were: a homemaker with have resulted where the mother did not bave such); comforts, at tractive surroundings, a place for family hobbies, books, music, and the educated hearts where love, and a recognition of , & higher power for an anchor in times of stress, which times are sure 0 come. The, first thing experienced on , Betty Carswe HT an th J ie ., Bowmanville, was introduced by Mrs. Munday and gave a very interesting talk on the "History of .""" Beginning his apprentice- ship 54 years ago in England, Mr. Carter recalled his first week's e home pay of 25 cents, as gen- 2 bakery chore boy on a 14 . | rhythm band, books, crafts. been president of the Independent Master Bakers Association; chair- man of the Committee on educa- tion to a bakery magazine for thir- Bakers and has been a contribu- tion to a abkery magazine for thir- ty years. With this background of experience and knowledge Mr. Cas- ter reviewed the history of bread making from B.C. times to the present. The first five ingredients used still make a good loaf of bread, flour, water, salt, yeast and potato. In early days bread was made fresh each day and contrary to advertising, only bread {freshly baked is fresh bread. In time other ingredients were added to the first five to give bloom to appearance and for other reasons. In the old | countries, and later in the new | countries, as population increased, | mass production and machinery re- | quired in large bakeries Shanged | the fermentation action necessary for light loaves. Different methods of producing attractively packaged and various varieties of bread have surely made the baking industry big business, where the Govern- ment takes a hand in setting forth what shall and shall not be used in the lowly loaf of bread. It does a fine job of protecting the pub- lic in many ways. As in many | other foods today, flour now seems | to require to be fortified and the Government looks after this also. | Government inspection also assures the consumer of sanitary conditons ' in all departments of the bakery. Mrs, C. Greenham thanked Mr. Carter for his most enlightening address on behalf of the members. Mrs. Munday and her group serv- ed tea, fruit loaf and cheese. Mrs. and Mrs. G. Beech, Janice and Bonnie, Mrs. E. C. Ashton were with Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Ashton, Enniskillen, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown and daughter, Barbara were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ormiston, Enniskillen. Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Mills and family attended Enniskillen an- niversary and were guests of Mrs. Harold Mills. | Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bradley and son, Brian were with Mr. and | Mrs. Arthur Brunt, Enniskillen. | Practise has begun for the an- niversary which will be held Sun- day June 15. SIMCOE HALL 9-11:30 am--Nursery School, 4 yr. olds, free play, music, story hour, rhythm band, books, crafts. 1:80-5:30 -- Golden Age Club lounge room open. 3:30-5:30 pm.--Girly gym olub, all ages. --Boys' games rooms, all --Boys' woodworking club. --Public Library, children's dept. 4:00 p.m --Piano lessons. 7:30 pm. -- Golden Age Club, adults, euchre, crockinole, dominoes, bridge, Chinese checkers, sing song, movies, refreshments. 8:00 pm ~YWCA badminton. FRIDAY, MAY 30 9-11:30 am --Nursery School, 5 yr. olds, free play, music, story hour, 1:30-5:30 p.m.--Golden Age Olub lounge room open. 8:30-5:30 p.m.Public Library, chil- dren's dept. ~--Boys' basketball. 4:00 pm. --RCMP youth program, boys and girls, all ages, movies. --Piano practice periods. : 7:00 pin. -- Golden Age Club lounge room open. --Floor hockey. 7:30 pm. -- Men's callisthenics club. SATURDAY, MAY 31 9:00-noon--Speech training class- 9:00-1 pm.--Piano lessons. 9:00-6 p.m.--Accordian lessons. 9:30-noon--Public Library, chil- dren's dept. 10:00 a.m.-noon--Pee-Wee boys' cadet corps. --Boys' basketball. 1:30-5:30 pm.--Golden Age Club | 23¢,37¢ BORACIC ACID LDA Brand, 8 & 16 oz, reg. 30 § BC perenne CALAMINE LOTION IDA Brond, 4 & 8 ox, 1g. 30c & 08 een 23¢, 39 CORN REMOVER IDA Liquid Remedy--Reguiar 35¢ 29¢ HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 4,8 8 16 cz.--Reg. 19¢, ¢ & 65 ee. 14¢, 23¢, 37¢ KLEEN-OR ANTISEPTIC 1.D.A. Mouth Wash & Gorgle--Reg. 35¢ & $1.00 oe. 29¢, 79 SHAVING LOTION 1.D.A. "Lovender"--4 oz. bottle, reg. 45¢ «....... 37¢ Try this I. A. uct pro pe priced COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO Gives a rich lather. Doss not dry the scalp or cause the hair to become brittle. 4 ox. 8 ex. reg. Bic 27¢ reg. 49 39¢ Fitch Dandruff Remover Shampoo .... Halo Shampoo "glorifies the hair" .... 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