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on the occasion of their
wedding annivers-
and. Mrs. Arthur Rundle
By B.A.
t
crusade
cliatterin
Mr., Mrs. Rundle
Mark Anniversary
Mr. ‘ '
spent the weekend at Niagara
Falls
twenty-fifth
ary.
On the previous Thursday eve
ning they were pleasantly sur
prised by friends who presented
them, with a silver flower basket.
On Monday evening their family
and relatives held a shivaree in
their honor and presented them
with several gifts of silverware.
Dot’s Beauty Shoppe
(South of Jack Smith Jeweller)
Naturelle Permanent Waving
Lustron Cold Wave
- Open Wednesday Afternoon -
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Phone 71 Exeter
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1953
By MARJORIE STEINER
V.
Before the strawberry season
with us we’re going to give
recipes which came as a
Designed to do the most
for the skin in the shortes
measure of time.
Skin-Deep Milky Cleanser, 1,75 to 5.00
Artlena Skin Lotion ... 1.35 to 12.50
Ardena Special Astringent , . .
3.00 to 5.25
Porine Cream . . . 2.75
Velva Cream Mask . . . 3.00 and 4.50
Lille Lotion . . . 2.00, or
All-Day Foundation ... 1.65
Feminine Facts ’n Fancies
A Page Devoted to the Interests of the Women Readers of The Times-Advocate
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On The Town
Mother .squirrel is out these
days teaching her three young
sters the rudiments of squirrel
life and the birds aren’t liking it
a bit.
Just about any fine night the
family can he seen wherever you
hear a concentrated squawking
from the birds. (We suspect some
petty thievery.)
Where before we saw star
lings bothering s p a r rows and
sparrows bothering wrens, now
we see starlings, sparrows and
wrens as well as the odd riled
robin all joined in a common
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Mystery
It seems some man, beast or
child in the vicinity of Sanders
street is fond of green onions.
Two garden owners have found
their rows of greens sadly de
pleted by some mysterious hand.
I suppose with so much chloro-
phyl in our lives today it would
be a major proposition to
down the culprit too.
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/Fatherness7 Supreme
Father, bless ’im, has his
Sunday —■ one day in the year
when he should be able to leave
his socks anywhere he pleases,
find his most comfortable shirt
with all the buttons present and
have dinner WHEN HE’S FIN
ISHED IS holes of golf with the
boys.
—one day he needn’t be re
minded about his increasing
waistline when he reaches for
that extra cookie—or
five
there
you’ve
times.
-a
favorite corner without read-
tlie comics to Mary or searcli-
his pockets for the car keys
John or sharpening the carv-
knife in the middle of a
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pin
day
that his
o’clock shadow has been
for 24 hours—or that
tripped over his shoes five
day when he can relax in
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He should be able to doze pff
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through the symphony or listen
to news all day if he wishes. And
in his augmented
can be all the more
him around.
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SNELGROVE'S
of James
entertained
Baby Band and their mothers on
Thursday afternoon at the
church, with over 100 guests
present.
A short program prepared by
the leaders, Mrs. Mervin Cud-
more and Mrs. Larry Snider was
presented.
Linda Snider and Jean Mooney
sang solos and Linda Walper
played a piano solo. Six little
girls, Darlene Snell. Karen Jer
myn, Jane Sanders, Helen Cole,
Jane Southcott and Margaret
May sang a chorus.
The children were entertained
with a moving picture.
Twenty little five - year - olds
were promoted to the
Band and received their
cates.
A picnic lunch on the
lawn brought the pleasant after
noon to a close.
Mission
certifi-
church
Rebekahs To See
Television Show
Wash-day will be postponed in
a good many local homes next
week when over 5'0' members of
Pride of Huron Rebekah lodge
board a Motorways bus bright
and early
a non-stop
Between
they will
show, ‘‘Lady Of The Day,”
WJBK Detroit. “
enough to take part in the show
will be bringing home valuable
prizes, duty free.
"Just so they’ll know how not to
make monkeys of themselves on
the show, a visit to the zoo will
be made upon arrival in Detroit.
N. G. Mrs. Les Gibson ' and
the committee in charge of tlie
outing are making sure there
will be no dull moments on the
day’s program.
Monday morning for
trip to Detroit.
3:00 and 4:00 p.m.
attend a television
over
Those fortunate
WCTU Petitions Govt
To Prevent Liquor Ads
Mrs. E. Gegier, of Hensall,
county president, presided at the
Huron County Women’s Christ
ian Temperance Convention held
in James Street United Church,
Exeter, Friday afternoon, June
12. Mrs. Geigei’ extended a wel
come to the visitors, members
and friends and gave a few re
marks on the Coronation and
our new Queen of Canada, which
was followed with the singing of
‘‘God Save The Queen”. Lieut.’s
Jessie Mayo and Joyce Ellery of
the S.A., Goderich, conducted the
devotional period, during which
Lieut. Ellery presented a very in
spiring talk on /Opportunities”.
Yearly reports were
and items of business
A very impressive
service in memory of
Murray, Hensall; Mrs.
Mrs. A. Amy, Mrs.
Exeter; Mrs. T. Dougherty and
Miss F, Mooney, Goderich, was
conducted by Mrs. H. J. Snell.
Mrs. P. T. George, of Parkhill,
guest speaker, addressed the
meeting, delivering a very in
spiring discourse on "Tempe
rance”. One outstanding feature
of her address was "Temperance
Education Among Children”. A
discussion followed her address.
Resolution committee for 1954
appointed are Mrs. H. Powe, of
Exeter, Mrs. G. Johnson, Gode
rich, Mrs. William Cook, Exeter.
Rev. C. W. Down conducted the
election. Rev. H. J. Snell con
ducted the dedication service.
Honorary presidents, Mrs. C. W.
Down, Exeter, Mrs. George John
ston, Goderich; president, Mrs.
E. Geiger, Hensall; vice-presi
dents, Mrs. W. Cook, Exeter,
Mrs. T. Graham, Goderich; re
cording secretary, Miss A. Con-
sitt, Hensall; corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. P. Cantelon, Gode
rich; treasurer, Mrs. William
Peters, Goderich: press secretary,
Mrs. Maude Hedden, Hensall;
evangelistic and Christian
stewardship, Mrs. B, E. Steven
son, Goderich; flower mission,
Mrs. C. W. Down, Exeter; drugs
and narcotics, Mrs. W. C. Pearce,
Exeter; medal
Powe; Exeter;
Sunday Schools,
Goderich; Mrs.
sail contributed
grams depicting
help
and
our
and
youth to use alcoholic beverages,
we would petition the govern
ment to ban all such advertising
and such programs and have our
picture shows censored against
all education in favour of the
social habit of drinking intoxi
cating liquor.”
_ social drinking
educate toward that habit
whereas advertisements in
magazines and periodicals
over the radio, educate our
presented
discussed,
memorial
Miss Jean
J. Miners,
C. Johns,
contest, Mrs. H.
temperance in
Mrs. E.JRaithby,
T. Coates. Hen-
a solo, and Mrs.
H. Snell and Mrs, H. Shapton, of
Exeter, rendered a duet. Supper
was served at the conclusion of
the meeting.
The following resolutions were
presented to the convention!
first, ‘‘Whereas under the C.T.A.,
■the sale of liquor is illegal in
Huron County and whereas, if
the C.T.A. were repealed by vote
and the L.C.A. cante into force,
the way would be opened for the
establishment of liquor stores in
various parts of the county and
the sale of liquor would be made
legal;
Therefore, we urge an our
women to use their influence in
every way to create public opin
ion in favor of the C.T.A. until
such time as better legislation
is placed on our statute books,
Second: Whereas radio pro-
Hodgert-Reaume
Wed In Home
Spring flowers adorned
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
aume, of Comber, for the i
riage of their only daughter,
Marilyn Frances, to Neil Lloyd
Hodgert, son of Mrs. Hodgert
and the late Thomas Hodgert, of
Tuckersmith, on June 6 at 2 p.m.
Rev. R. J. McKnight, of London,
performed the double ring cere
mony.
Given in marriage
father, the bride wore
length gown of white
lace over satin with
sleeves. Her fingertip veil was
held by a Coronation crown and
she carried Sweetheart roses
roses and white carnations.
Mrs.' Harold Rice, Seaforth,
sister of the groom, was the
bride’s only attendant. She wore
mauve net over brocaded satin
with headpiece and gloves to
match and carried yellow roses.
The groomsman was Tony Re-
aume, brother of the bride.
Following the ceremony a
dinner was served at the country
side Hotel, Comber. The bride's
mother received in navy blue
crepe with pink accessories and
the groom’s mother wore blue
sheer and white accessories.
Both wore corsages of pink roses
and carnations.
For a wedding trip by motor
the bride wore a blue-grey suit
and pink accessories. On their
return they will reside
Tuckersmith.
the
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in ar-
by her
a floor-
Chantilly
lily-point
is 1
you
result of our call for canning
recipes.
Mrs. Jud Dykeman’s recipe for
preserving strawberries gives a
suggestion for keeping the ber
ries from going into a huddle at
the top of the jar and for keep
ing their rich red color from
fading, These are things we have
beeen discouraged about in our
canning experience and maybe
you
for
have been too. So we’ll hope
better results this year.
Preserved Strawberries
(Mrs. Jud Dykeman)
qts. strawberries
cups white sugar
cups water
juice of. 1 lemon
Method: Wash and hull
berries. Make a syrup of
sugar, water and lemon juice.
Boil for four minutes. Add the
strawberries and simmer three
minutes. Let them stand in the
syrup overnight; this plumps
them so they won’t rise to the
top of the jars after canning,
In the morning, bring quickly
to the boiling point using the
hottest element. Pack in hot
sterile jars to within one-quarter
inch of the top. Adjust jar rings
and tops. Tighten, then loosen
one-quarter turn. Place in pan of
hot water and oven bake for 25
minutes in 275° F oven. Remove
jars from oven, tighten the tops
and wrap each jar in newspaper
before storing to protect rich,
red color. Yield: six pints.
Mrs. Tom Dinney has given us
a jam recipe which sounds very
easy to follow and she says the
results are excellent.
4
2
2%
the
the
Strawberry Jani
(Mrs. Tom Dinney)
1 cup crushed berries
2 cups sugar
Method: Mix and let stand a
few minutes. Boil for 7 minutes
(no more). Can and seal,
A second recipe for jam given
us by Mrs. Valeria Armstrong
uses whole berries and is quite
different from the preceding
recipe.
Strawberry Jam
(Mrs. Valeria Armstrong)
2 boxes strawberries, washed
and hulled
Put in pan and cover with boil
ing water. Let stand 5 minutes
then drain well. Boil
being careful not to burn, Add
3 cups sugar and boil
Add 2 more cups sugar and boil 3
minutes. Add 1 tsp. butter and
skim, Let stand till cold and
bottle or bottle while hot if you
prefer.
5 minutes,
2 minutes.
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Over-cooking of green vege
tables turns the color to brown.
Cook green vegetables in a small
amouunt of water, drain as soon
as tender and if necessary, keep
hot in cl S10V6
ing) water.
I’or a topping for gingerbread or pud
dings, add two tablespoons of unsul-
phured molasses to each cup of whipped
creain.
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Remember
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On His Day
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A comical “Tyrak”, his own
Cup ami Saucer, a Novelty
Ash-Tray, a Cigarette Case,
a Wallet, or a Pair of Vest-
Pocket Scissors
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Summer Speaks of outdoor living
... in the park,
on picnics, at
holiday resorts—
and all that out-
door living
speaks of valu
ables left un
guarded around the house — and
that situation whispers of burglars
and shouts a reminder to rent a
Safety Deposit Box at the BANK
OF MONTREAL! All of which
leaves me a bit out of breath but
with the satisfaction of having
delivered some good advice! I
speak from experience, too —
having had my own home broken
into, one unhappy summertime.
That’s when I resolved never to
leave my precious possessions at
the mercy of burglars again! And ‘
rather than face the risks of carry
ing valuables with me on my
travels, I put them in a B of M
Safety Deposit Box . . . and left
my worries in there with them!
So why not take a tip that can
save you much grief? Rent your
self a B of M Safety Deposit Box
at your neighborhood branch to
morrow. Costs less than two cents
a day!
i Summer’s A Wonderful Time
for having dinner in the garden
. . . and, at the same time, staying
out of the hot kitchen. So here’s
an idea I think you’ll like — for
a nice, cool main dish. Just hollow
out some ripe red tomatoes and
fill them with tuna salad—chicken,
salad or Cole Slaw. Then top it
all with MIRACLE WHIP
SALAD DRESSING for lively
good flavour. You know, Miracle
Whip is the only salad dressing
that combines the lively flavour
of boiled dressing with the smooth
ness of mayonnaise. It’s made by
Kraft—from a secret recipe that
can’t be copied. So next time
you’re grocery shopping—ask for
the “one and only” Miracle Whip
Salad Dressing.
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