The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-09-27, Page 7Saintsbury
Anniversary
Harvest Thanksgiving service
was held in St. Patrick’s church,
Saintsbury last S u n. d a y. The
church was decorated with veg
etables, fruit and flowers. Mr.
D. L. Parker, London, was in
charge of the service and Mrs.
Tom Kooy in charge of music.
Visitors in /the community for 1
the service were; Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Abbott and Muriel and)
Mr. and .Mrs. Robt. Latta and
family with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee; Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Dale and Linda, London, with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker; Mr.
and Mrs. Parker with Mr, and
Mrs. Harvey Latta; Mr. and Mrs. I
Clarence Davis and family with
Mrs. W. J. Davis; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Dickins with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Carroll; Mr. Cliff Jngs,
London, with Mr. Hugh Carroll;
Mr, and Mrs. W. Quinton and.
family and Miss Joyce McFails
of London with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Davis; Mrs. Aid win Cald
well and Betty Lou of Shedden
and Miss Dora Noels and Mr,
Gordon Noels of Springfield with
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McDon-
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels,
Mona and Donald with Mr, and
Mrs. Heber Davis.
Mrs. Rd. Dickins, Exeter, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Heb
er Davis motored to Coldwater
last weekend, taking with them
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dickins of
Coldwater who had spent the past
ten days renewing acquaintances
in this community*
Mrs. Jack Dickins attended
Grand Chapter session of
O.E.S. in Toronto last week.
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Gram’s Trophy, We congratulate
her and hope it brings her a
great deal of pleasure in the
next year.
Mrs. Passmore really enjoys
baking. She has been generous
in sharing her recipes with us
and, when we called on her last
week, she had two of her prize
winning ones all written out for
us. She wasn’t accustomed to
making whole wheat gems, but
hunted up a recipe in one of her
cook books and after using it
twice, made the prize winning
gems.
Wholf Wheat Gems
(Mrs, Aimer Passmore)
% cup sifted pastry flour
V2 tsp. baking powder
1 cup brown sugar
¥2 tsp. salt
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1 egg
¥2 cup sour milk
4 Tbsp, soft buttei* • .. Mix and sift white flour, soda,
sugar and salt. .Add whole wheat
flour. Combine beaten pgg, milk
and cooled melted butter. Make
a well in centre of dry ingredi
ents.-Pour-in wet-mixture and
mix very quickly. Mixture should
be lumpy, not smooth. Fill well-
greased muffin tins % full. Bake
0 oven. Makes 12
now we all know that 1
Aimer Passmore woo
Three Minute Fudge C«ki»
(Mrs, Lloyd Jones)
Beat together for one minute;
2 eSSs
1% cups brown sugar (firmly
packed
2 squares melted chocolate
Sift together;
2 cups sifted cake flour
1 tsp. baking soda
*4 tsp. salt
Combine:
. .1 cup sour milk
1 tsp. vanilla
Add flour mixture
¥2 cup shortening •
¥2 of the liquid *
. Beat vigorously for 1 minute.
Add remaining liquid and beat
for 1 minute. Pour into 13x9x2
inch cake pan or 8 inch layer
pans. Bake at 350’ for 45 min
utes.
Lodge Electsj
New Officers j
Miss Ruth Skinner was elected
noble grand of Pride of Huron
Rebekah Lodge last Wednesday
night. She succeeds Mrs. Stuart
Dick,
I Others elected were vice
grand, Mrs. Gilbert Johns; re
cording secretary, Mrs. Marga
ret Fletcher; financial secretary,
Mrs. James Kirkland; treasurer,
Miss Betty Coates; trustee, Mrs.!
Eunice Stone. 1
Miss Jessie Little, district de
puty president, Brussels, will;
visit the lodge on October 17 to j
install the newly-elected offi-
ficers.
A donation of $10 was voted
• to the C.N.I.B. by the lodge.
James St, Mission Circle
James St. Mission Circle met ;
at the home of Miss May Jones •
on Monday night. The worship}
service and introduction of the i
Study Book were conducted by j Miss Jones and Mrs. Howard ’
Holtzman. The October meeting;
will be held.at the home of Mrs,;
Harold Patterson,
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ioli centered with rosebuds. ..
Edgar Willert of Zurich, broth
er of the groom, was.his best
man. Ronald Clark, Lond on and
Norman Whiting, Exeter were
ushers and Grant Jones of Kip
pen was ring bearer, .
Mrs, J. G. Cochrane presided
at the organ and accompanied
the soloist, Miss Ruby-Hessel of
London who sang the Wedding
Prayer and Through the Years.
For the wedding reception in
the church parlors, the bride’s
mother received the guests wear
ing navy blue, with navy and
white accessories and corsage of
white roses. She was assisted by
the mother of the groom who
chose a sky blue dress with pink
accessories and corsage of pink
roses.
For their wedding trip to Ken
tucky, the bride changed into a
mallard blue'dress topped with
a black coat. A winter white hat,
black patent accessories arid cor
sage. of pink roses completed
hex- ensemble. On their return
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Willert will
reside’near Zurich.
Guests from. London* Sarnia.
Mt. Hope, Zurich and Dashwood
attended the wedding,
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Family Gathering
Dual Celebration
Mr. Thomas Jolly, of' Exeter,
was pleasantly surprised when members of his family met at
his home on Monday evening to.
hohor him on the occasion of his-
birthday. The celebration also
marked 19 years to the day that
Mr. and Mrs. Jolly and family
moved from the west to take up
residence in Exeter in 1937.
Mr. Jolly was presented with
a nylon shirt and a birthday
cake was provided by his daugh
ter Mrs. Cecil Kipfer of Hensail.
Crokinole and scrabble were
played during the recreational
period.
,. Members of the family attend
ing Were Mrs. Jolly, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Jolly, Exeter, Mr, and
Mrs. Cecil Kipfer, Hensall. Some
of the family from a distance,
were unable to attend.
1 We sampled the "champion's"
^oatmeal cookies and found them
jvery nice and rich. If you would
jlike to make some, here’s the
^method Mrs. Passmore used,
Oatmeal Cookies
(Mrs, Aimer Passmore)
cup butter
cup brown sugar
cups oatmeal (Instant Oats)
cup pastry flour
tsp. baking soda dissolved in
Tbsp, cold water
Cut butter into oatmeal, flour
1
1
3
1
1
2
Cuu uullw uuy iimintitii, nyux
and sugar. Add soda dissolved
'in cold water, Roll out and cut.
Bake in moderate" oven, Serve
plain or with date* filling.
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Mrs. Lloyd Jones-has given’us
the chocolate cake recipe ’ she
used to win' a prize at the'fair,
She finds it an' easy and ’suc
cessful method. Mix in one bowl
and be sure all ingredients are
at room temperature.«
Saturday Bride
Displays Gifts
Mrs. Glen McKnight entertain
ed at a trousseau tea on Wednes
day night in honor of her daugh
ter, Mary, bride-elect of Satur
day, September 29. Guests were
received by Mrs. McKnight and
her daughter and the register was in charge: of Miss’ Phyllis
Merkley and Miss Grace Mc
Kenzie, - ' ’ f"
Decorations in pink and white
and baskets of gladioli were used
in the home. Silver bowls of cos
mos and silver candelabra were
used on the dining room table
which was', covered with a lace
Moth. The wedding cake centred
the’ buffet with pink candles in
silver -holders.
Pouring tea were Mrs. Lloyd
Batkin, Mrs. Bert Glidden and
Mrs. Hartley Hanaghan of Clin
ton and Mrs. Leonard McKnight,
Exeter, aunts of the bride-elect.
Assisting, in the. dining room
were Mrs. William McKenzie,
Miss Barbara Brintnell and Mrs.
William Oberle. Mrs. Jack-Mc
Knight, Mrs,. Calvin Wein and
Miss Sandra McKnight. showed
the trousseau .and the gifts were
shown .by Miss .Pat .Tuckey,
Others who assisted were. Mrs.
George Glazier,. Mrs. Percy
Merkley and Mrs. David .Miller.
Canadians consumed 288 eggs
per person in 1955.
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Plan Program
For Federation
The executive of the Exeter
unit of the Federation of Women
Teacher’s Assocation of Ontario,
met at the Exeter Public School
to plan the program for the
coming year. President, Miss
Virgina Deichert and secretary
treasurer, Mrs. R, D. Jermyn,
were in charge of the meeting.
October 16 was the date set for
the next meeting, of the unit
at .Exeter Public School at which
a .report on the conference will
be heard and committees for the coming year will be suggest
ed.
Members of. the executive are
Mrs. John Mahon, Mrs. E. Webb,
Mrs. R. Desjardine, Miss Marion
McLean, Mrs. Ralph Batten,
Mrs, M. Whittmore and Mrs.
Douglas Hughson.
Chapeau Parade
Sorority Feature
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held
its annual rushing party at the
home of Mrs, Lucy Klumpp,
Dashwood, Tuesday night.
Program featured a hat parade
and prizes: went to Mrs. Jean
Ann Guenther, for the prettiest,
and Mrs. Dorothea McBean, for
the most novel.'
The social committee, coil-J 111U uULAdl L-U1X1LJIJ XL WLf LUU
vened by Mrs. John Goman, or
ganized entertainment.
President Mrs. Ted Jones con
ducted the’meeting.
Town Topics^
Mrs, William J. Post'of Wind
sor visited for several days with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, V.’,
J. Powell.
Mrs. Chester Taylor and her
mother, Mrs. Alex Reeder of
London spent Thursday afteynooh
With Mrs. Bessie Taylor and at
tended the fair.
Sgt. and Mrs, Mike Heenan
and family of. Fort Churchill,
Man., arc visiting the former’s
parents, Mr, aha Mrs. Frank
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