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7’ NORTH LEEDS LANTERN Page 7 ' DELTA U.C.w. CONT. The Financial Report was read by Secretary Irma Chant. There was discussion concern- ing future meeting time. i LILLIES BAPTIST CEMETERY 'Information needed for Lillies .Baptist Cemetery, and old church that was on old part of highway 15, across from cemetery, when closed; (building was used as a house for Dues were received for member- lyears, then torn down in 1960 when ship. Rev. Mr. Richardson conducted induction and dedication service of the new executive officers. Benediction brought the meeting to a close. This was followed by delicious‘refreshments by President French and Mrs. Leora Raisin. DELTA SOCIAL NOTES Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bryan spent a weekâ€"end in December visiting with their daughter and family in Nepean. ******************************* Mrs. Rose Jones is a patient in the Kingston Gen- eral Hospital. w - w PHILIPSVILLE WOMEN'S INSTTTETE The Philipsville Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. T. McCann. meeting opened with the‘Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Roll call was â€" "A gift money can't buy". New business was dealt with, and, at a later date, we will be having our annual fish fry. The February meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Mabel Davison. The convenors - Mrs. Ross Stone, and Mrs. T. Bower, put on a demonstration on "A Festival of Dairy Foods". They made three dishes â€" Macaroni and cheese casserole, Onion cheese quiche, and colourful sole fillets. They had books which they gave to each member which included these recipes and explained the different ways milk can be used. The book explained the start of the different boards to the way things are now, and what is being done. After this, a question and answer period was held, and a contest with Mrs. Davison being the winner. Mrs. Hallett moved a vote of thanks to all who helped make it a very interesting program. We enjoyed the dishes that were made, for lunch. The meeting closed with the Royal Anthem. Leorene Hayes Here is one of the recipes: Macaroni and Cheese Casserole Use uncooked macaroni and have a delicious casserole ready in 1 hour. A good recipe for busy days. 1/2 cup skim milk powder 1/4 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp. pepper 1/8 tsp. garlic powder 1 1/2 cups (6 ounces) cheddar cheese, _ shredded il/A cup onion, chopped :1/2 cup green pepper, chopped i2 cups raw macaroni ‘2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce irspsbet39111932315199 ,_ ‘Mix skim milk powder, salt, pepper, lgarlic powder and cheese. Combine éonion and peppers. Layer macaroni, Eskim milk powder mixture, onions and 5green peppers in a 3 quart greased lcasserole. Make six layers. Add Lworcestershire sauce to hot tomato Ejuice and pour over layers. Cover {casserole and bake at 350°F for 1 incur. Stir once during baking. iMakes 8 servings. The :highway changed. fDoes anyone know when the cemetery gwas first started? Oldest monument lHave three dates and money paid, but gno names, for plots bought: gNov. 21, 1967 - one grave plot - $15.00 Nov. 21, 1967 - four grave plot- 360.00 Dec. 1, 1967 If anyone has bought any of these plots, please bring your receipts and come see me, and we'll check it out. Need names and addresses of relatives ,who will pay perpetual care for people buried in Lillies Baptist Cemetery, as perpetual care is in, as of Oct. 12, 1976, to comply with Govt. regulations. People cannot be buried in plots unless perpetual care is paid. Send all information to: â€" two grave plot - $50.00 Mrs. Edith Berry, Sec. Treasurer, Lillies Baptist Cemetery R.R. #2, Lyndhurst, Ontario (Highway 15, corner at Thomas Road) HARLEMâ€"CHANTRY U.C.W. M Harlemâ€"Chantry U.C.W. members met at the home of Mrs. Leo Wykes January 9 at 2 p.m. Theme for the As a new president was not available, members agreed to conâ€" duct the meetings on a monthly basis with Mrs. H. Eyre in charge of next meeting February 6 at the home of Mrs. Geo. Kitson. Meeting closed with prayer. Refreshments and a social hour were enjoyed by all with meetingâ€""New Years Resolutions".Mrs. L. Townsend opened the meeting with a poem "The Future". Mrs. L. Golding presented the Worship Service. Roll Call was answered by 17 members with a New Years Verse. Mrs. Geo. Kitson gave a paper on New Years. 42 home calls and 6 hospital calls were made to the sick and shut-ins and 24 books were read. Mrs. H. Eyre installed Mrs. Warren Cripps as Secretary, and other members to their respective offices. fi“ ; thanks to the hostess and directors. U.C.W.â€" HARLEM & CHANTRY NEWS â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"___#._~..______ __ Harlem-Chantry U.C.w. members and guests met in the Community Hall at Chantry for their Christâ€" mas meeting Dec. 5 at noon and enjoyed a potâ€"luck dinner followed by a regular meeting. The theme for the meeting was Christmas.Mrs. Leo Wykes presentâ€" ed an impressive service,assisted by Mrs. B. Scheffield with scrip- ture reading,and Rev. and Mrs. Grant Richardson with a lovely duet.Several Christmas carols were sung,accompanied by Mrs. W.S.Chant at the piano. Roll call was answered by 32 members and guests with a Christâ€" mas verse. Twentyâ€"seven home calls and 18 hospital calls were made to sick and shut-ins,and 26 books read for the literature department. The Treasurer,Mrs. E. Campbell, gave a financial statement and summary of the year's work.Motions were made for the upkeep of the Hall.$200 will be paid through Delta,and the same through Portâ€" land for the M&S Fund. The president,Mrs. L. Townsend,, thanked all committees for makâ€" ing the day a festive one.As a surprise,Mrs. Inez Davis was reâ€" sponsible for making Mrs. C Wier and Mrs. L Townsend "Life Members". Mrs. Davis is a valued member and has served as Recording and Corresponding Secretary in a very capable manner for several years, but,due to ill health,has been relieved of her duties by request. Mrs. Warren Cripps agreed to comâ€" plete the term in this capacity. Rev. Richardson closed the meeting with prayer. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Leo Wykes Jan.9 at 2 pm. SUPER MOTOR SALES Elgin 359-5230 IALWAYS A GOOD SELECTION OF FINE USED CARS AND TRUCKS. IF A NEW CAR IS YOUR CHOICE WE CAN GET THAT TOO. ~35 DROP IN AND HAVE A LOOK AROUND? 4. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL. AZ?! V. â€"\,’ If?