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ee a 1a eal ese y chy etre NE EM. Me awk } . cessful penny sale after the : . -- = es I. Scott |j | LODGES..AND SOCIETIES cS F% sss deine aves Harvey Cox Wed and a social hour spent. Last Saturday ' VICTORIA LTB |Miiitant was held in the IOOF| : oe The regular meeting of the|Hall recently, with a good at-| | |Victoria Loyal True Blue|tendance of -- Pegg tt \ Lodge was held recently in the|Ders. e meeting nignt had) The Reverend L. W. Herbert) pene Genupte with Worship-|been changed from the. third jofficiated: at the wedding of) 5 lful Mistress Sister Mabel Blow|Wednesday to the third Tuesday Audrey Isabell Scott, igor) : presiding assisted. by Deputy|of each month. me jto Harvey Ping aon "E Mark-| 2 Mistress Sister Phyllis Ar-| In the previous report of offi- hee Towns ip, Ls the Chapel of; : bourne. The devotional exer-|cers installed, the name of Lady fevrendl vey hee see : cises were performed by the|Nelda Thompson, as past-presi-| | age a ara i et eta chaplain, Sister Eleanor Mitch-|dent was omitted. lor Mr ara hes Cordon ReotE ell. Ro" call of officers and all] The vice-president, Lady Viola) Pehuwa and. her bridegroom is! Past Mistresses and Masters/Keeler, gave a lengthy report of ithe son of Mrs, Arthur Holman : was taken. jsick members and wished them! latartham and the Jate Sie) : | Sister Charlotte Skirrow was\a speedy recovery. Oscar Cox. | os nar bd a sine to The president appointed Lady) The bride wore a champagne |Hillsdale Manor from the h0S-'Vorraine Hewat as captain of Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR Athletic Injuries Nervous Skin Disorders 100 King St. E. 728-5156 PAUL © BELLINGER pital. silk shantung jacket dress with |matching pill-box hat and a green orchid corsage. Her ma- |tron of honor was Mrs. Donald |{McQuay, Markham, who wore ja turquoise silk shantung {sheath, with matching hat and laccessories and a corsage of The final arrangements were made for the 62nd birthday ban-| quet to be held Friday night, March 20, at 6.30 p.m. in the Banquet Hall of the Orange Temple. | Lodge will meet one Tuesday) Invites You the Auxiliary. During the meeting the char- ter was draped in memory of the late Lady Emily Booth. Due to the storm Peter-| borough Auxiliary postponed its| visit until the next meeting, | April 21. oO o 3s i -- oe -- 2 fs ACOUSTICON'S "Breakthrough in Miniaturization" talisman roses. | 4 j ee - a month instead of two, com-\" 7 aay Agnes Kemlo is conyen-| mencing April 7, Lucky prizes), : 65 | The best man was Mr. George were donated by Sister Sophie ne ee a Rumney, Victoria Square. An ine Keeler, 'Sister Gladys Beavis lenholtr f ee formal reception was held at the Lady Fic kes convened a suc: home of Mrs, James McQuay and Brother Leo Keeler and) _ sia Unionville. When the couple re. were won by Sister Gertrude @qN YOUR BABY ESCAPE turn from a honeymoon in the ee TEETHING PAINS? |Eastern United States, they will ~ waite 4 beige Don't let your baby suffer reside at Richmond Hill, On-! af jai eu ude "| another minute. Just squeeze resi the chaplain. ORA-JEL from tube to gums, | Presto! Pain relieved. Ask E i . | Z LAPM for safe, ve ORA- |'Mikado' Presented| | the regular meeting of the ORA-JEL® At Northminster | ree se {Ladies : Auxiliary, Patriarch! amie An Unusual Combination of Vegetables, Cheese". oer Wrens) Merron Makes Hearty Dish to Brighten the Lenten Table iiss iain'nvecented' Giver | and Sullivan's "The Mikado"' in| ENU-WAY RUG Northminster United Church last | OSHAWA LTD. | i ag Monday. This was sponsored by aca ; one-half medium green pepper; 1 Sweet and Sour 'it's Sit (nts AANA Cee fon onion is transparent, about five . Lay your present aid on is sk of our new "Spectra" behind-the-ear model and COMPARE THE SIZE! a RICE FLORENTINE is the granddaughter of Mrs. Joseph Zhozeceria, East three years old today. She is Hampton, New York, and of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Phinney, Robert Phinney, Oshawa, and Sackville, New Brunswick. This young lady with the curly hair is Vicky Lynn, With Lent in full swing we're|and also saves your precious faced with the predicament ie fash : sat ice, cream of celery. soup, 1 what to serve during these! nil, and onions are combined y meatless days. Rice. Florentine/and poured over spinach. Final is one suggestion for solving this|touches of grated cheese and a. sual problem and becomes a/bread crumbs are added, then) |, , year round treat for the family. the dish is popped into the oven.|+72 cream of celery soup, un- Upholstery Cleaning -- Home or Plant Authorized Filter Queen Sales & Service Genuine Hoover Sales, Service & Parts Mothprooting and Deodorizing Machine Binding, Serging, Fringing Rug Dyeing OSHAWA'S ONLY RUG CLEANING PLANT Approved by the Nationol Institute of Rug Cleaners diluted ' the Come Double Club and a tablespoon milk welcome was extended to every- D} ing newest low com cup grated Canadian ched- ald Siblock. Q | minutes. | pcarsey why Bpeg ene dar cheese The capacity audience enjoyed Saucy pausag Ss Ble ' : | PHONE : . 26 re nd in. two -- tablespoons Now you have compared the cups bread cubes the wit of Gilbert and Sullivan heat "wild! ugtire bub-l 7 | size, Phone todey for an op- This vegetable dish combines ---- we dae 2 can. Margarine lent support to some sparkling! The aroma of sausages alowty| Dies. Remove from heat and | A rice and spinach to add spark) it 'the family rushing to theHeat oven to 375 degrees F.|performances by the principals.| Sizzling is always inviting to a add, stirring constantly: | | hearing. an and zest to any menu. : 8 Place spinach in buttered bak-|The stage setting, which was ex.| hungry family. This delightful!2 cups hot water . | | ABSOLUTELY NO OBLIGATION and spinach. And what a time|proited or baked fish. a light bine rice and next 3 ingredients; |structed and painted by mem-|Foods ---- of ciate ¥Y, teaspoon salt : saver! White sauce takes extra|ryit salad and brown 'n serve fold in %4 cup of cheese; blend|bers of the cast and the major- Institute, Guelph ma tsi Saus-|9 tablespoons vinegar Couslicon. time to prepare because it must! rolls, A colorful parfait for des-\Well. Spread rice mixture even-lity of the costumes were made} @8es even more tantalizing. 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Com-j|tremely realistic, had been con |sweet and sour sauce from the)» tablespoons brown sugar be stirred constantly _until| ert will dress up the menu. _ |!¥ over spinach. Top with bread/by the performers themselves.) In a large skillet place 16 sau-| more to taste PAUL BELLINGER comes to the dish. Here's an-| frozen, chopped spinach, /maining % cup cheese over all.|with Mrs. Dorothy Payne at the) \¥ 10 minutes; remove cover.| and cook until thoroughly heat- other helpful-to-the-homemaker-| cooked, drained Bake 10 minutes longer or until piano, was ably assisted by the|Brown sausages over medium) oq, about 10 minutes, Four serv- mab-paceaeed Segre rice|2 cups cooked rice cheese melts. Makes 6-8 serv-\Oshawa Symphony Orchestra. ae og yin eving ideo P requires little extra preparation'! can (10 ounces) condensed ings. After the performance coffee|.. i; eps hen -- ccearue land sandwiches 'were served tol ase. Tike 'pork, they must, be S b l f R Bi fy aseted the Persian custom of/tory. The white lily was once members of the cast and orches- thoroughly cooked "When brown: ym fo} Me) @-DITTN giving eggs as Easter presents, considered a protection against|{T@ by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pen-/eq remove sausages, and keep |but their eggs were stained aleyi] spirits. Lilies, placed found and their group. : al |deep red, symbolizing the blood! paced above the door .of a st home protected against witch-| craft, It. was also believed to have the magic power to re- lease man from magic spells. 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