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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-01-19, Page 6Cancer Campaign Outlined To OES The meeting o£ the Exeter Chapter O.E.'S. was held in the 'Chapter rooms on ‘Wednesday evening with worthy matron, Mrs. J. Diekins, and worthy patron, Mr. Maurice Quance presiding. It was decided to hold a pro gressive euchrft In the chapter Tooms on. February 10. Mrs, Allan Fraser gave an en lightening report of the work of the Cancer society and emphasiz ed the need for more members. Bhe also requested that chapter members donate clean linen and ■cotton to be used for dressings. iSlides on the work of the Can cer society will be presented A meeting in the near future. *THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER. ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1», 1954 A Page Devoted to ttye Interests of the Women Readers of The Times-Advocate Brides - Elect at Name Winners Of Euchre Party The C.P. and T. committee of Exeter I.O.O.F. and Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodges sponsor ed a progressive euchre party in the lodge rooms last Wednesday slight with 28 tables in play. Prize for high scores were won iby Mrs. Thomas Smith and Au brey Tennant while lone hand ■prizes went to Mrs. William Eth- erington and Gerald McFalls. Dot’s Beauty Shoppe (South of Jack Smith Jeweller) Naturelie Permanent Waving Lustron Cold Wave Dorothy G. Pfaff, Prop, Phone 71-W Exeter Mrs. J. Sims Reaches 92 At the ago. of 92, Mrs. Jonah Sims picks up the morning paper and reads the headlines without glasses and quizzes the other members of the household on the mews she has read in the paper. Mrs. Sims celebrated her birth day on-Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. L. Wilson, with whom she makes her home. Mi*s. Sims sews and knits and •is in good health. She was the former Eliza Brokenshire and has lived in this community all her life. She was born at Sharon and on .her marriage to Jonah Sims in 1888 they lived in or neai’ Crediton until retiring to Exeter 37 years ago. Mr. Sims .passed away in 1946. Mrs. Sims has two sons, Wil liam. and Ted. and one daughter, Mrs. "Wilson, all of Exeter; 11 grandchildren • and five great grandchildren. She has one broth er, Mark Brokenshire of Dash wood. Overseas Trip Related To Wl The citizenship and education committee with Mrs. Howard Johns as convener had charge of the program for the meeting of Eli'mville Women’s Institute on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Al vin Moir, guest speaker, told of her trip abroad and showed var ious souvenirs Which she brought (home with her. She spoke at two Institute meetings she attended while away. Mrs. Harold Hunter gave a talk on Canada and the United 'Nations. The roll call was an swered by naming a Canadian woman of renown and why. Miss Ruth Skinner, president, conducted the business. The treas urer’s report was given by Mrs. Ward iHern. Mrs. Harold Hunter presented the hospital auxiliary report. Lunch was served by Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and her commit tee. A bake sale at the close of the meeting netted $8.80 for the em ergency fund. YOU CAN DEPEND ON When kidnpys fail to removo excess acids and wastes, back ache, tired: feeling, disturbed rest often follow. Dodd's Kidney Pills1 stimu late kidneys to normal duty. You feel better—sleep better, work better. Get Dodd’s at any drug store. You can depend on Dodd’s. 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It was voted to entertain the Woman’s Association to a pot-luck supper at the Federa tion’s February meeting. See the "Personally Yours” Album at The Times-Advocate CONTINUES AT MacMILLAN'S 20%OFF OFF OFF -f1 $1.95 20% 25% LADIES’ HATS ............................ SNOW SUITS & COAT SETS .... JUMPERS, SKIRTS & DRESSES COTTON SLIPS, Eyelet Trim, 32-42 ... NYLON SLIPS, 32-36 .............................. RAYON PANTIES, S-M-L ..................... LOVABLE BRASSIERES, Satin :........ . WHOLE RACK OF SLACKS, SKIRTS AND BLOUSES .....<......................... TENDER MAS, JUICY HAM- COLORFUL ANPJEMPTING says C/ AYLMER Drain one can of AYLMER Peas. Then put in a shallow Hom» Economic frying pan with a good piece of butter,. seasoning of sugar, salt, pepper and a few strips of cold cooked ham, Toss and turn until thoroughly heated. AVI M F V CANNED PEAS ■ IrlTl K IV —PURELY Canadian Clearing At Give Away Prices $1.98 $1.98 $ .49 $1.00 ! f OF DRESSES! !A ¥ » & yr I'M. Buy One At Regular Price Get a Second One For Only 1c BRING A FRIEND SPLIT THE SAVINGS! If you don’t need two dresses, bring a friend so the two of you can each buy one for the price of one plus one cent. ^liiHiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiirrfiiiirriiilliiriliHiiilitiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiHiliiiiriiiiiitirf,' See The Bargains On Our 5 Still Going Strong! HALF PRICE s E TABLE I InJ Im m Almost All Our Stock to Is Marked Down One-Quarter EXETERPHONE 474 REBEKAHS DONATE BASSINETTE—Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge recently presented South Huron Hospital with a heated, explosive-proof bassinette for use in the delivery room. The bassinette is thermostatically controlled to maintain proper temperature of the child after it is born. The demonstration above is provided by Paul William Idle, fifth son of A. B. Idle, principal of Exeter Public School and Mrs. Idle, a Rebekah. Watching the lad are, left to right, Mrs. Lex McDonald, Junior Past Noble Grand; Mrs. Stuart Dick, Noble Grand; and Nurse Jeanette Beaver, daughter of past Noble Grand, Mrs. Harry Beaver. This is the second donation the lodge has made to the hospital—Rebekahs furnished a room when the building was erected. —T-A Photo 1*Come In And Browse Around MacM ILL AN'S Exeter .1 it inter- undiluted canned milk soda = s ID’’BACKACHE Phone 37 Made by a Ser'la Associate. From You By MARJORIE STEINER This label Is your GUARANTEE against any defects- caused by faulty materials, work, manship or construction.‘Trade-Mark © 1956 Serfa Associates, Inc. Gram Says Save as Never Before in This Great National This week we want to give you a__second_supper dish recipe sent to us by ‘Mrs.'^euTg^’ITephjutn., Like the other recipe she sent its it contains cheese. The pota toes, eggs and milk also /included. .. a pinch of salt 1 cu.p fine coconut 1 cup chopped nuts "‘•.(Jream sugar and shortening - - -J and ontoin this casserole dish make satisfying one. Potato Cheese Souffle (Mrs. George Hepburn) 1 cup grated cheese 2 cups mashed potatoes % cup milk 2 T.bsps. melted butter % tsp. salt - % tsp. pepper % 'tsp. mustard 2 eggs. Mix grated cheese with toes blending thoroughly, milk, melted butter and until pota- Add seas onings. Beat until smooth. Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon Colored and add to mix ture. Fold in beaten egg whites. Turn into' well greased casserole’ and 'bake in moderate (350°) oven for 40 minutes. * * * * Just in case that supply of cookies you baked for the holi day season is running low we’ll include some recipes you may not have tried. The first a drop cookie recipe from Mrs. J. M. Tieman who says she generally makes several "test” cookies. If they, spread, she adds more flour. A good suggestion isn’t it? Nut and Coconut Cookies (Mrs. J. M. Tieman.) cup brown sugar , * cup shortening beaten egg cups flour tsp, baking soda then add b'eateii'egg: 'Add* dry ingredients, coconut nuts,. Drop from teaspoon greased cookie sheet. ***** Jubilee Jumbles is an eating name for cookies isn’t it? We can’t help ’ wondering some times how many different kinds of cookies there are and who dreamed up some of the inter esting names they go by. The “jum'bles”’ we sampled at my sister’s last summer were made with black walnuts from a tree on their farm. It gave them a nice flavor but any kind of nuts, including .peanuts,- could be used. Jubilee Jumbles % cup shortening JL cup brown sugar white sugar% cup 2 eggs i cup •y2 tsp. 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. vanilla 2 % cup sifted flour 1 cup chopped nut meats. Mix in usual way. Drop by spoonful onto greased pan. 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