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VER ES AONE Gi Nek erie HG Ca ir aici i OR UB 2 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, December 38, 1058 LODGES AND SOCIETIES, VICTORIA LTB NO. 55 The 14st meeting of Victoria LTB No. 55 was held recently with a good 2tvendance, Wi Sister Susan cer presided, assisted DM Sistor Elda Howard. Sister Howard reported on the bingo and Sister Spencer on the euchre held recently and ex; ed her thanks to who had helped in any way to make it such a success and also the merchants who so kindly don- ated the prizes. It was decided to look after the shut-ins as usual at Christmas. The scarlet degree was exempli- fied under the direction of degree captain Sister Sarah Logeman and her assistants Brother George Cuth- bert and Brother Leo Keeler. There were 14 members present to take this. final degree. The floor work was put on by the Oshawa degree staff. - The draws donated by Sister Lil- fan Wetherup and Sister Helen |tha Brown were won by Sister Margar- et Torrance and Sister Doris Law. An invitation was extended to DDGM Sister Diana Cowle to in- stall the officers at the next meet- ing on January 8 and the officers were reminded to wear long white dresses. At the closing of lodge refresh- ments were servd in the form of a Christmas party convened by Sister Alice Short and the usual exchange of gifts and Sister Emma- line Henderson was presented with a gift. Sister Spencer wished all the members a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. press- the members | tecture. Female Influence Stronger than Male While ne female infiusnce on family buying pends large- ly on the pe of Letaze, there can be no bt t women are taking an incre: interest in even the more "technical" items. A recent survey of new housing, for example, shows hat the aver- age woman has more influence than her husband when it comes to sel- ecting the location and the archi- . While survey also shows that the man of the house is usually most influential in choos- the of heat and furnace, this is partially offset by the wom- an's preference on plumbing fix- tures and interior decoration. Most women, too, are now more Practical about econo! and com- ort aids, such as mineral wool insulation, which previously had been a decision for the male. The reason for this, accord to con- tractors, is that milady is becom- ing more conscious of the numer- ous advantages of mineral wool in- sulation and appreciates the fact t mineral wool can eventually pay for itself through fuel savings. ere the average woman real- ly falls down, though, is in select- ing the color scheme for the out- side of the house. Beatrice West, New York color consultant, says that '"'most builders are afraid of color" and as a result a house is often painted in colors that clash with the interior decoration and the surrounding houses in the neigh- bourhood. Here is a quick and easy main dish which : superb taste! Heat otgether one can of condensed cream of mush- a topnotcher for | ed GROUPS, CLUBS KUXILIARIES CANADIAN LEGION AUX. The" Ladies' Auxiliary to the Ca- nadian Legion held its regular meeting on Tuesday, December 15 with Mrs. Clifford Pilkey presiding. A short business meeting was held with cards and letters of thanks being read and'a report on sick veterans and members of the Auxiliary. A visit was made by Santa Claus who handed out the gifts, after which refreshments were served committee. room soup and one-half cu Yof milk, Add about 2 cups ¢ooked tur- key or chicken which has been, - |diced. Allow to 'cook until piping hot. Serve this creamed mixture over hot rice to which some cook- green peas and diced pimen- tos have been added. Really, really good! by Mrs. Alfred Lavender and her WomeN No Corner Need Touch of the Christmas Season By ELEANOR ROSS Once a year, even the sternest and busiest mortal reverts gladly to happy childhood again, receiv- ne huge pleasure from the simple gs Tinsel, gay ribbons, glittering balls, holly, cones of fir and pine bring us dulterated joy and gay happiness. e house is littered with all the fixings for gift wra ping and we love it, mess and all. A NEW TRIM The old, familiar objects around the house take on new stature as! a base for decoration and we don't rest until the effect approxi- mates something of what we have envisioned. We don't abide by any set rules; we follow heart, rather than the mind. But, of course, we do call on some ar- istic sense to create a pretty Ple-| That old chest in the hall or in' an odd corner is just the place on which to put one of those little church models or a beautiful fig- ure of Mother and Child. Surround this with greenery and gilded or Silvery pine cones. At the back of churel ures,' place soft shaded lights and on the wall, a mirror to double the effect. Be Left Without GREENERY DECORATIONS Clusters of tree ornaments and fir branches hung from a curtain valance make a pretty note. An unoccupied bird cage filled | saw the forbidden city « [with greenery, smartly gilded or only a bow on a chair er a bit silvered, and tied with huge satin |of holly. bows strikes a pretty note wher-| Last year, friends of ours saved ever it is placed. Use little shadow (an old ¥umbrella for a v im- boxes for small creche and portant "ute, a Christmas chande- a tiny Christmas tree, and flank [lier for their hall. They strip) the scene with red eandles. off the cover, gilded the spikes There is no such thing as too|and stick, held the spokes half much Christmas, and so no cor-|open with cellophane tape covered ner should be left without a little | with ribbons, and decorated them touch of the great season, be it 'with tree ornaments, In the center, they set a blue an siiver bizd ornament and tied gay holiday ribbons to the hanje. Just as pretty and original could be, * the cost practically Ig. If you don't want & lot of dee. orations and falling erries and leaves in a nursery, tien contrive other decorations to t tiny | ones, a special holiday pi , for example. p Death awaits non-believers who ecca's gates -- yet th ABerican braved i forte pieces by fanatics to visit Mo- | 8 birthplace in Arabia. | January Reader's Digest brings You his incredible story of a angerous p strange and secret Mecca. Here's an eyewitness report of blood sacrifices and other weird Moslem rites -- many of them people and events in honorin, our Bible. Get January Reader's Digest today: 36 articles of lasting interest, condensed from leading magazines and current books. Dairy Milk Salesmen send our holiday greetings. For your kind thoughts and loyal support -- for the many courtesies and hearty cooperation given to us this past year, we offer our most sincere thanks. So, here is an old Because of the Christmos - and b The informal photo above was token ot the annual Christmas party for the Ideal Dalry employees. In the group are all the Ideal Dairy milk salesmen. Reading from left to right are, (standing, left to right): A, Allison, M. McKee, D. Mcindless, W. Mathaws, J. Jeffrey. Centre row: J. Dixon, C. Hopps, J. Patton. Front row: J. Hopps, C. Guerney, E. Gotchell. Absent when photo token, F. 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