The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-02-09, Page 8THe TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1954
Feminine Facts ’n Fancies
A Page Devoted to the Interests of the Women Readers of The Times-Advocate
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For SH Auxiliary
The ladles of the Auxiliary to
iSoutfh iHuron Hospital were grati
fied at the success of their even
ing of bridge and euchre at the
(hospital pn Wednesday evening.
Eighteen tables of bridge and
nineteen tables of euchre were
in play. The prizes were donated
by Miss A, Claypole, superintend
ent of the hospital, and 'the re
gistered nurses on her staff.
'Bridge prizes were presented to
Mrs. Allan Fraser and Mr. Wes
Watson. Euchre prizes went to
Mrs. Jack Dickins and Mr. H.
Carroll and to Mrs. Heber Davis,
for lone hands.
The ways and means commit
tee of which Mrs. C. IS. Mac-
Naughton is convener were in
•charge of the arrangements. Mrs.
It. E. Rpssell, president, spoke
briefly in appreciation. The pro
ceeds amounting to $1.80 will ibe
■used to 1 purchase hospital sup
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I Gram Says:
Having
A Party?
| By MARJORIE STEINER
5
Valentine parties are always
fun-especially for the young
Rob your Rest..
Many people never seem, to get a good
rught’x re«t They turn and toss—blame it
on ‘nerves’—when it may be their kidneys.
Healthy kidneys filter poisons and excess
acids from the blood. If they fail and
impurities stay in the system—disturbed
rest often follows. If you don’t rest well
get and use Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Dodd’s
help the kidneys so that you can rest
better—and feel better. 134
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folks. And decorations are so
colorful and easy to plan they are
no problem at all.
We have some suggestions for
food to serve at a Valentine par
ty. The first recipe was sent to
us by Mrs. Claus Lee of London,
the former Jean Snell, whose
home town is Exeter. (iHow we
do appreciate 'the recipes which
come to us unsolicited!)
Valentine Fruit Salad
(Mrs. Claus Lee.)
2 pkgs, cream cheese
% cup salad dressing
14 cup peanuts
% cup pineapple chunks
% cup chopped celery
% cup drained red cherries.
/Soften. 1% tbsps. gelatin in %
cup cold water. Dissolve over
hot water. Cool. Add above mix
ture. Fold in 1 cup cream whip
ped and a few grains of salt.
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Last week our W.A. held its
annual pot-luck luncheon. To
have called it a banquet would
not have been an exaggeration.
We did a little "sleuthing” and
discovered where quite a few of
the delicious foods originated.
Mrs. W. C. Allison very wil
lingly gave us her recipe for a
dessert that was very popular.
We know 'those who sampled it
and many others will want to
try it. With the addition of a red
cherry or two it would be perfect
for a Valentine party.
Pineapple Torte
(Mrs, W, iC. Allison.)
1 pkg, lemon jello dissolved
in 2 cups boiling water and pine
apple juice combined, While hot
add 18 marshmallows cut fine.
Let cool. When partly set, whip
jello. Then whip 1 cup cream
and add 1 cup drained crushed
pineapple and % cup sugar.
Combine with jello mixture.
Combine 2'0' graham wafers
crushed with % cup sugar and
a % cup melted butter.
Pack % crumb mixture .in bot
tom of flat pan. Pour jello mix
ture evenly over it. Spread re
maining crumbs on top. Place in
frig to set. Cut in squares to
serve.* * * *
Lemon jello also forms the
basis for a second dessert recipe
contributed by Mrs. Allison.
Lemon Dessert
(Mrs. W. C. Allison.)
1 pkg. lemon jello
1>% cups boiling water
% cup sugar
juice and rind of 1 lemon.
Mix all together "and let set
until syrupy. Whip until double
in bulk. Add a 6 oz. can of car
nation riiilk which has been chil
led and whipped-. 'Line a dish
with graham wafer crumbs-. Pour
lemon mixture over them and top
with wafer crumbs. To serve cut
in squares and top with whipped
cream and a cherry.
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We like to receive your com
ments cn recipes you’ve tried.
Last week we heard from folks
who used and liked the meat
loaf recipe friom . the Clandeboye
Menuettes and the apple crisp
recipe contributed iby Mrs. Van
Goozen. A friend has loaned us
a book of Tecipes for diabetics.
Will include some in the column
soon.
Entertains Lodge
From Hensall
More than 30 members of Am
ber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall,
were guests of Pride of Huron
Rebekah Lodge last Wednesday
night.
The degree team of the local
lodge,* with Mrs. Delmer (Skinner
as captain and Mrs. Glenn Fisher
as conductor, conferred the Re
bekah degree on four candidates.
Mrs. William 'Cann was soloist
for the ceremony.
N.G. Mrs. Archie McGregor .of Amber Lodge and Owen Atkin
son, P.N.G. of Exeter Lodge
I. O.O.F., commended the degree
team on their work.
N.G. Mrs. (Stuart Dick con
ducted the business when plans
were made to cater to a banquet
for the Legion Auxiliary on Feb
ruary 10 and to hold a euchre
and dance in the Legion Hall on
February 29. Mrs. Percy Pass-
more will convene the banquet
committee and Mrs. Ross Taylor
the dance committee. A $5 don
ation was ‘Voted to the Navy
League of Canada.
Jamds Street WA
Enjoys Luncheon
The annual pot-luck luncheon
which marks the February meet
ing of James St. Women’s Asso
ciation was arranged by Mrs.
James D. Smith and her .group
last Thursday. Tables were at
tractively set for 60 members.
Mrs. E. D. Bell, newly insta'h
led president, conducted the busi
ness meeting. Mrs. Allan Fraser,
convener of the ways and means
committee, reported on projects
planned for the year beginning
with a baking sale on February
II.
Mrs. Wes Witmer’s group vol
unteered to eater for the Febru
ary meeting of the A.O.T.IS. and
Mrs. J. D. .Smith’s group will ar
range a banquet for the choir in
March. On February 20 members
of the W.A. will be guests of
the Women’s Federation for a
pot luck supper ait the church.
Mrs, J. D. Smith conducted the
devotional period,
II. L. iSturgls showed colored
pictures and gave an interesting
account of a tour of the British
Isles, France, Germany and Hol
land which he and Mrs. Sturgis
made last summer.
'Be My Valentine'
Say Institute Girls
"Be my Valentine” was the
■theme of Junior Institute meeting
held on Wednesday evening Feb
ruary 1.
Sacred moments were taken
by Mildred Ballantyne, Maureen
Stewart contributed a reading
and the roll call was answered
by a sentimental verse. Current
events were reviewed by Paul
ine Lynn.
The group then convened at
Jack Smith’s Jewellery store
where Mr. Smith gave a talk on
china, silverware and crystal.
Later, the members joined the
Junior Farmers when Mildred
Ballantyne and Agnes Bray fav
ored with a piano duett and
Maureen iStewart, a humorous
reading, A recreation period was
conducted by Douglas May. '
Enjoy Honeymoon
In United States
At Zion
Dashwood,
ficiated at
ene JROse
Mr. and
Dashwood,
Baker, son
liam G. Baker of Owen Bound, on
Saturday, January 28. Wedding
music was played by Mrs. Edgar
Restemayer, and Mr. Grant Mac
Donald was soloist.
Bride in White
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was gowned in
white bridal satin and net featur
ing petei* pan collar,, fitted bod
ice, long pointed sleeves and
flounced skirt trimmed with se
quins. A crown of seed pearls
held a French illusion finger-tip
veil. The bridal bouquet featured
two large white orchids, white
stephanotis, red roses and fern
with long streamers knotted with
rosebuds.
Attendants
Miss Margaret Keller attended
her sister as maid of honor in
pink net over taffeta. Two sisters
of the groom, Mrs*. Victor Eden,
in pale yellow., and Mrs. P.aul
Robins, in pale green, were
bridesmaids. They carried match
ing bouquets of red roses, daf
fodils and. stephanotis.
The groorii was attended by
Mr. Egenton Scammell, Mr. Eug
ene Keller, brother of the bride
and Mr. James Cochrane, brother-
in-law of the groom. The ushers
were Mr. Mervyn Keller and Mr.
Victor Eden. ♦
The,, reception was held in
the cliurch .parlors and then at
the bride’s home.
For travelling in the U.S.A,
the bride donned a green plaid
dress with iblack accessories and
corsage of
fern.
On their
■Baker will
Lutheran church,
Rev. L. Higenell of-
the. marriage of Eul-
Keller, daughter of
Mrs. Adolpih Keller,
to William Rhul
of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
Voses, orchids and
return Mr. and Mrs.
reside in London.
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Church Challenge
“The Christian in Modern Society” was the topic of the talk
given by Mrs, E. Carter at the
meeting of the Main St. W.M.1S.
and W.A. held in the church on
Thursday afternoon.
iShe referred to the growing
unrest in Asia and Africa against
the West, the chaos caused by
Communism and the problems of
ever-increasing population and
need for food. She said, "IBehind
these phases of the world’s con
dition there is a stalking power
of evil determined to capitalize
them in order to enthrone cha
os. Here are the places at which
Christian missions must see both
the danger and
Mrs. R. E.
for the W.M.IS.
are asked to
money to the March meeting and
also used Christmas cards to be
sent to
pital in
Mrs.
for the
sence of the president, Mrs. J.
McKnight. The devotional was
taken by Rev. and Mrs. A. Rap-
son. The members* discussed ways
and means of raising money for
the church improvements.
A bale of three patched quilts
and three woollen blankets and
used .clothing was on display.
This will be shipped to Toronto
to be later sent to Korea.
Auxiliary Studies
American Indians
lA. film '‘North American In
dians--Strangers in their own
Land” was shown by And
rew Dixon at the February meet
ing of .James iSt. Evening Auxil
iary on Monday evening.
Mrs. Allan Fraser commented
on the problems and mode of
Jiving of the American Indian
today. Mrs. J. Goman contributed
two solos.
Mrs. Wellington Hern, group
leader, presided for the program
and was assisted in the worship
by Mrs. J. H. Jones.
Mrs. Ralph Batten, president,
opened the meeting and conduct
ed the business.
Refreshments featuring Valen
tine- motifs were served by Mrs,
Hern arid her group.
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Russell presided
service. Members
bring birthday
the Sick Children’s Hos-
Korea.
A. J. .Sweitzer presided
W.A. session in the ab-
Main St. Group
Aids Renovation
At the .meeting of the Main
St. Evening Auxiliary ’held in the
church on Monday evening it was
decided to hold a St. Patrick’s
supper on Wednesday, March 14.
It was also voted to send a
donation to Korea for food and
to assist in the redecorating of
the church auditorium. Mrs. Wm.
MclKelnzie, president, conducted
the business meeting and urged
the members to attend the
World’s Day of Prayer in James
St. Church February 17'.
Mrs. Clarence McDonald pre
sided for the program in which
the devotional was taken by Mrs.
Jack Doerr and Mrs. A. Bowen.
Mrs. R. Turnbull gave the
study on "Immigration to Can-
adar’ showing what responsibilit
ies the church undertakes con
cerning new Canadians citing
actual contacts with these people.
Mrs. Emalie Carter spoke on
'“The Christian in 'Society.” Mrs-.
Gerald 'Skinner contributed a
poem and Mrs. Tom Walker, two
instrumentals.
Mrs. McDonald and her .group
were hostesses for a Valentine
luncheon.
Large seeds’may be sown sing
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has grown the egg shell can be
cracked and the transplanting
done without injury to roots.
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