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Rebekah Lodge
Plans Banquet
At the regular meeting
Pride of Huron Rebekah lodge,
members decided to hold a ban
quet at Monetta Menards April
16 when D.D.P. Mrs. Ada Arm
strong of Brussels will visit the
lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Dundas
of London will also be guests of
the lodge at the banquet. Mrs.
Lena Kirkland and Mrs. Verna
McDonald were appointed to
make the arrangements.
On April 7 the local lodge
will join Edelweiss lodge at Sea
forth for the official visit of the
assembly president, Mrs. Betty
Anderson of North Bay.
To raise funds for the hos
pital, the lodge will sponsor a
euchre party on March 31 and a
dance in April.
Mrs. Helen Jermyn gave an
interesting talk, taking as her
topic “Occupation Housewife”.
Contests and lunch provided a
social hour.
Leave the skins on diced
apples. It’s a smod idea because
it adds n'h’Kr mid texture to
salads.
Dot’s Beauty Shoppe
(North of Bell Telephone)
Naturelle Permanent Waving
Lustron Cold Wave
- Open Wednesday Afternoon -
Dorothy G. Pfaff, Prop
Phone 71 Exeter
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1952
H'
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New
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A Page Devoted to the Interests of the Women Readers of The Times-Advocate
Sorority Expresses Thanks,
Presents Flowers To Artist
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Could anything taste better
than hot apple pie with a slice
of Canadian Cheddar cheese?
Chisholm
Beauty Salon
(Formerly V’s Beauty Shoppe)
Specializing in
Permanent Waving,
Hair Cutting and Styling
MURIEL CHISHOLM, Prop-
Phono 112 - 33 Ann Street!
Add a
Spring
Sparkle
To Your
Easter Outfit
This Monday
we received a beautiful
shipment of
Rh in estone
<*Af NECKLETS
☆BROOCHES
☆EARRINGS
We think you’ll like
them. Look them over
soon, won’t you ?
Jack Smith
JEWELLER
it’s time to
ELIZABETH II TO PRESIDE OVER 690-ROOM HOUSEHOLD -— Moving from Clar-
’ence House (left) to Buckingham Palace Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip have a major
{job of renovation. The Queen has started a number of improvements in the 690-room pal
ace ordering the installation of steam heating in many of the rooms, supervising the color
.schemes for rooms in which she will spend most of her time. Seven rooms on the second
floor have been redecorated in pastel shades at her order. The beauty of many of the
rooms and .fixtures as shown (right) is breathtaking but, being old, much of the electrical
land heating system is old-fashioned and inadequate. Queen Mother Elizabeth, moving into
Clarence House, will find furniture and fixtures relatively modern. —C.P.C.
ission Circles
Hold Jo ini Meeting
The Thames Road United
Church Mission Circle met with
the James Street group Tuesday,
March 11. The girls brought a
very entertaining program along
with them and Doris Elford was
in charge.
Bessie Johns, president of the
James Street circle, opened the
meeting. During the program,
Doris and Annie Elford sang,
Joanne Moire gave a reading,
Agnes Bray played a piano solo
and Mabel Selves gave the topic.
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OdD BITS
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Red Cross Delegates
Mrs. Vernon Heywood,
Ella Middleton, Mrs. R. E.
-ley were Exeter Branch delegates
to the Ontario Division
Cross Annual Meeting in
onto on March 19.
Mrs.
Poo-
Red
Tor-
There are 225 teachers of lav
in Canada.
wk wfeb S&wce
Mrs. James Lyne was present-
with a bouquet of spring
flowers from members of the
Alphi Pi chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi at their last meeting.
Mrs. Lyne has made several
visits to the club and on each
occasion presented an interesting
and very informative talk on
some phase of Art. Through her
efforts, the group has received
From The Windowsill
There’s a portly robin in the
garden beside the hack drive.
It’s been surveying the land all
around and letting the world
know that Spring isn’t quite here
yet, but as soon as it’s definite,
the lease is taken for the warm
weather.
There are
neighborhood
syncrasies of
waiting for
morsel. They wouldn’t be
interested if they had seen it
cold and wan over the week-end
with doubtful eye as to
possibilty of Spring at all.* *
two cats in the
studying the idio-
the bird no doubt
their first Spring
so
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any
ofAssociation
Church finished
year
magic
tion.
Apple
For
and a little
will fix it up
Whip
every cup of
egg-beater
to perfee-
applesauce
use one egg white. Whip whites
until they are dry, add 'S’ pinch
of cream of tartar while beating
and 2 teaspoons of sugai' per
white.
Beat the whites into the apple
sauce, little by little and pile
the mixture into serving glasses
to chill.
When ready to serve, add a
dab of almond flavored whipped
cream.
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Phone 136
After Hours
The Women’s
Trivitt Memorial
a quilt last week for an Indian,,
residential school in the West.
They send a bale every June
which contains a complete outfit,
for one child in the school.* * * *
To get back to birds, batters
of the local badminton club, al
though they have received little
publicity and less interest, put
up a good fight in their league
this year.
After Christmas they pulled up
to fourth place and by the time
the finals came along, they were
slated second and likely to suc
ceed. Their downfall came, how
ever, after a '
sudden death
forth.
Right after
match, which .. .
went into another with RCAF
Centralia. It was just a bit too
much for one evening. With the
trophy in sight, they were forced
.to bow out with an eight to four
decision for the Clinton club.$ Me * *
„ Hunter-Duvar took top
honors in bowling last week,
with semi-final playoffs in ses
sion her 68 8 and 293 showed
that the Frisky Sisters know
pretty well what the game is
about.* * * *
The Pantry
There’s nothing quite, so dis
couraging as a hacked up roast
falling apart at its bindings and
cluttering up the refrigerator.
For the tail end of that roast,
try a meat roll. It’s quick and
easy and should help the meat
to regain a bit of its lost splen
dor.
Meat Roll
1 cup chopped cooked meat
2 tbsp, chopped onion
% cup chopped celery or green
pepper
Vz tsp. salt % cup milk
. Mix together well and from a
'biscuit-mix adding % cup less
milk than suggested in mixing
directions make enough dough
to completely cover mixture. Roll
it out to a thickness of about %
of an inch and spread the meat
mixture over it. Roll it up and
sheet
about
*
fast victory in a
game with Sea
the Seaforth
was no snap, they
District Director
Addresses League
Father Hennessey, dioceson
director of the Catholic Women’s
League, spoke to the Exeter and
Centralia group at their March
meeting.
He explained the league crest,
a cross surrounded by a circle,
as the motto for God and Can
ada, faith and service. His talk
was most interesting as well as
stimulating.
Rev, Father Charbonneau,
league director introduced the
speaker. Father Hennessey is
chaplain at Westminster Hospital
and he thanked league members
for the Christmas donations to
patients at the hospital.
The meeting, held at the new
PMQ school, was opened by the
president, Mrs. G. 'Galvin,. Seve
ral new members were welcomed
to the league and a short busi-
nss session took place.
A light luncheon was served
by the ladies. The next meeting
will be held at the school
second Tuesday in April.
Staffa Institute
the
Exeter
place on a greased cookie
in a 425 degree oven
30 minutes,
* * *
Applesauce begins „ ___
pretty sick uround this time of
for
*
to look
Meets at Kippen
Miss Grace TremSer, president
of Kippen East Women’s Instit
ute, was in charge of the -March
meeting held in S.S. 2 TuckeT-
smitli, Wednesday, March
when Staffa Women’s
were special guests.
Miss Helen Turner
hostess and the affair
tended by eighty-eight
and guests. W. P. L__
Tuckersmith, guest speaker, ad
dressed the group basing his
thoughts from the theme, “Edu
cation”. Mr. Roberts, who is on
the school board in Huron, pre
sented a very interesting and
informative address.
Misg Jean Scott, Huron County
Home Economist, was present
and spoke on Girls’ Club work.
Staffa Institute provided a half
hour program which included
vocal solos, readings, and a skit
The Misses Bonnie Kyle, Lois
McLellan, Anil Sinclair and
Elaine Bell of Kippen, favoured
with Irish lilt dances and vocal
Irish numbers, They were in
costume. Luncheon was served.
19,
Institute
was the
was at-
_members
Roberts, of
Leave the red skins on diced
Apples. It’s a good Idea because
it adds color and texture to sal
ads.
Mitten-MacDonald
Wed At Caven Manse
The Presbyterian Manse was
the scene of a spring wedding
on Saturday, March 8, when
Florence M o r m i a MacDonald,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman MacDonald, became the
bride of Donald Mitten, of
Brunswick. Rev. Sinclair
formed the ceremony.
The. bride looked lovely
floor-length gown of white
with matching veil and beaded
headdress; She carried a bouquet
of red roses and sweet peas. She
was attended by her sister,
Queenie, who wore a floor
length yellow brocaded satin
dress and carried a bouquet
sweet peas and red roses.
The groom was attended
his brother, Chester Mitten,
wedding supper was served
the home of the bride’s .parents,
Simcoe Street. The happy couple
will reside in Exeter.
Miscellaneous Shower
Previous to the marriage of
Miss Florence MacDonald to Mr.
Donald Mitten, a miscellaneous
shower for the bride-elect was
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Smith. Miss MacDon
ald was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts. Games were
played and lunch was served.
a comprehensive sketch of the
history of art from early Egypt
ian work to that of modern
artists.
Last week Mrs. Lyne talked
about the actual construction of
a painting and combined with
her talk was a lesson in art in
which each member armed with
charcoal, paper and pastel cray
ons participated.
Mrs. Lyne studied in Hamil
ton and then went to Paris to
continue her pursuit of art. She
also studied in New York and
has from, time to time exhibited
her work in art shows in Mont
real and Toronto.
Before, last week’s talk, Mrs.
Jack Doerr gave sorority mem
bers a demonstration on drawing.
Mrs. Lyne continued the program
’’... in
on a
Tomlinson
Hairdressing
MOVED TO
Corner of Huron and
William Streets
Same Management
Same Phone Number — 146
of
by
A
at
stressing the use of color
landscapes to give distance
flat surface.
During the meeting, a
mittee was appointed to
out invitations to an art exhibi
tion which will be presented by
the sorority in May. Mrs. Wil
liam Smith was hostess for the
evening. -i
Members decided to forego
their annual fashion show in
favor of a ballet recital and a
one-act play to be staged in May
or June.
A white elephant auction sale
was conducted during the meet
ing and proceeds will go towards
the chapter’s bulletin.
com
send
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Kitchen Cabinets .
All Kinds of Built-Im
Cupboards
Store Fixtures, etc.
Thos. H. Walker
Phone 553 Exeter
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Mrs. R. Sinclair
Speaks To Group
Mrs. R. N.-Sinclair of Ottawa
gave a pre-Easter talk to mem
bers of Caven W.M.S. at their
March
at the
Mrs.
Easter
very much enjoyed by members.
Mrs. A. Whilsmith took the de
votional period using “Faith” as
the theme.
Arrangements were made for
the Easter Tha*fTkoffering and
the CTG.I.T, rally to be held in
April. Miss Marie Wildfpng sang
two lovely solos and Mrs. Nixon
played a .piano selection. Mrs. C.
Cann reviewed the Glad Tidings.
Mrs. Mitchell closed the meet
ing with prayer. Lunch was
served 'by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. F. Simmons and Mrs. L.
Learn.
meeting. The group met
borne of Mrs. F. Nixon.
Sinclair spoke of the
story and her talk was
Grand Bend Institute
To Elect Offi ccrs
At the March meeting of the
Grand Bend W.I. members ap
pointed a nominating committee
to draw up a slate of officers
for the April meeting. On the
committee are Mrs. Harold Wal-
per, Mrs. William Love and Mrs.
Don Hendrick.
Delegates appointed to meet
the town council are Mrs. Camp
bell Chapman, Mrs. Edward Gill
and Mrs. Don Hendrick,
meeting, the ladies saw
air demonstration.
Mrs. Plunkett
fine piano solos
Holt and Mrs.
sang two duets. ___ _______
Mason gave the motto.
The south .group reported a
very successful bake sale and
members announced that a short
course about lingerie would be
held from April 21 to 24.
Mrs. Roy Morenz and her
committee served a dainty St.
Patrick’s lunch.
At the
a Rex-
severalgave
and Mrs. Mae
Mansel Mason
Mrs. Lawrence
Crumble a little Oka or Roque
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consommee.
combination
the meal.
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get you further than swearing.
It gives an appealing
of flavours to start
* * *
a fix, sweating will
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