The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-11-29, Page 8k
Install OES Matron
In Colorful Ceremony
Mrs. Garnet Patterson was in-
worthy matron of Exe
ter Chapter, No, 22, Order of the
Eastern Star, in a colorful cere
mony at the Legion Memorial
Hall on Friday evening.
Yelow and white ’mums, ferns
and. tall standards of candles at
the altar formed the® setting for
the event.
The installing officer was Mrs.
Allan Fraser, assisting her, as
installing patron was Mr., Allan
Fraser.
Mrs. Rufus Kestle was* the in
stalling marshall.
Mr. Garnet Patterson was in
stalling worthy patron, with
assoc, matron, Mrs, Wm, Bell;
assoc, patron, Mr. Wm. BeU;
secretary, Mrs, Wm. Middleton;
treasurer. Mrs. R. Motz; con
ductor, Mrs, Elgin McKinley;
assoc, cond., Mrs. Earl Burr;
chaplain, Mrs. W. Hern; mar
shal, Mrs. M. Lovell.
Organist installed was Mrs.
Robt, Pryde; Adah. Mrs. G.
Hall; Esther, Miss Kay Hay;
Martha, Mrs, H. Broom; Electa
Mrs. C. Zurbrigg; warder, Mrs.
I Jas. McCarter; and sentinel, Mr
E. McKinley.| Those assisting in the instal-
jlation included Mrs. Zetta Keith,
past grand matron, and Mrs.
Doris Kerr, D.D.G.M., of Inger
soll; Mrs. Lloyd Hodgson, instal
ling chaplain; Mrs. Stanley Love,
installing warder; Mrs. Fred
Penwarden, Sarnia, installing 'or
ganist, and Mr. Stanley Love, in
stalling sentinel.
Also assisting were, Mrs. Wm.
Middleton, Mrs. W. D. Sanders,
Mrs. Jack Dickins, Mrs, Fred
Dobbs, Mrs. J. A. Traquair, Mrs.
R. Motz, Mr. Maurice Quance,
and Mr. Fred Penwarden; Miss
Harriet Knipe assisted with the
presentation of gifts.
Soloists for the evening were
Mrs. J. D. Smith, Mrs. Ronald
Squire and Mr. Lloyd Hodgson.
The retiring matron, Mrs. Jack
Dickins was presented with her
past matron’s jewel by Mrs.
Ronald Squire and the retiring
patron, Mr. Maurice Quance, re
ceived his jewel from Mrs. Dick?
ins.
Among the special guests were
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Young, of
Chatham.
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P*g« I Tht Times-Advocate, November 29, 1956
Rebekah Lodge
Votes Donations
Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge,
at their meeting last Wednesday
night, voted $5 to the Christmas
seal campaign, $10 to War Me
morial Children’s Hospital and
$15 to South Huron Hospital Aux
iliary. A large Christmas cake
and a donation of $10 will be
sent to the Odd Fellows Home
at Barrie and gifts for children
under the care of Huron county
Children’s Aid Society will be
collected at the first meeting
in December.
A bridge and euchre marathon
for lodge members will be ar
ranged for the winter months
by a committee made up of Mrs.
Archie Morgan, Mrs. William
Thomson, Mrs. Gerald McFalls
and Mrs. Ray Jory.
Noble grand Miss Ruth Skin
ner named Mrs. Stuart Dick,
Mrs. Gerald Skinner, Mrs. Fred
Cole, Mrs. Glenn Fisher and Miss
Margaret Cook as the C P and T
committee for 1956-57.
Seaforth Teacher
Wins Wl Award
Miss Mary Whyte, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W; L. Whyte of
R.R. 2, Seaforth, has been a-
warded the Huron County Ontario
Women’s Institue Scholarship.
This scholarship is awarded to
a Huron. County 4-H homemak
ing club member who has shown
outstanding progress and de
velopment, given excellent lead
ership, and carried out Club
work of a high calibre.
Last year, Mary graduated
from the diploma course at Mac
donald Institute, At present, she
is attending Stratford Teacher’s
College. Mary has completed
eight 1-Iomemaking Club projects.
She has also been actively in-
'N FANCIES
Elect Officers
For Auxiliary
Mrs, Eugene Beaver was elect
ed president of the 'Ladies Aux
iliary to the Exeter branch of
the Canadian Legion at their
meeting in the Legion Hall on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Gerald Lawson is the past
president and vice presidents
are Mrs. Stanley Frayne »and
Mrs, Jack Cutting; 'secretary,
Mrs, Graham Mason; treasurer,
Mrs, Douglas Triebner, ass’t,
Mrs. Russell Tieman; standard
bearers, Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds,
Mrs. Glen Bonnaille, Mrs. Mich
ael Keay and Mrs. Max Harness;
sergeant-at-arms, Mrs, Norman
Norry.
The members of the execu
tive are Mrs. Bert Borland, Mrs.
Gordon McTavish, Mrs. Wm.
Higgins, Mrs. Albert Ostland
and Mrs. Elmore Harness; pian
ist, Mrs. Gordon McTavish,'ass’t,
Mrs. Cliff Brintnell.
Convenors for the canteen,
Mrs, Irene Harness; birthday,
Mrs. Wm. Parker; social, Mrs.
Max Harness; card, Mrs. Cliff
Brintnell; banquet, - Mrs. Irene
Harness and Mrs. Michael' Keay
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Kinette Members
Exeter Kinettes and their
friends were entertained Tuesday
night by local public health
nurse, Miss Betty Coney, who
showed a film and gaVe a talk
on child discipline. The meeting
was held at the home of Mrs.
Ray Frayne.
Miss Coney explained the trend
from corporal punishment toward
a policy of guidance and con
sistent love in the discipline of
children. Aftei- her talk she held
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Mrs, Les Parker introduced
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Ralph Sweitzer and Mrs, Lloyd
Ford.
because
and dance convenor, Mrs. Jack
Cutting.
A joint installation of officers
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the December meeting.
Ten dollars each- was voted
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Cakes For
Christmas
I By MARJQRIE . STEINER
This week we are fortunate
to have two Christmas cake
recipes for our column, We re
alize some of you have your
cakes made, but those who have
n’t might like to try one of these
Mrs. Fred Hatter contributed
her Golden Fruit Cake recipe
which, she baked in a 6x10 inch
loaf " pan. For those who prefer"—'1 just
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1 lb. white raisins
ll/2 .cup blanched almonds
1V4 cup diced candied pine
apple /
1 cup coconut
Vz lb. candied cherries
1. lb. mixed glazed fruits
Flour these with Vz cup flour.
Cream together:
1 cup white sugar
■ 1 cup butter
Beat 5 eggs very light and add
to butter and sugar mixture.
Beat well.
Sift IVs cups flour with 1 tsp.
salt and’I1/! tsp. baking powder;
Add to first mixture alternately
with Vi cup crushed pineapple.
Beat mixture well. Add 1 tsp.
vanilla and Vi tsp. almond ex
tract. Then add fruit and nuts.
Stir until well mixed. Bake in 250° oven for 3‘ hours?
Mrs. Hatter lines her cake
pan with 2 layers of heavy wax
ed paper. To keep the cake
moist, she sets a pan of water
in the oven while the fruit cake
is baking. »* >t< *
Our dark cake recipe was giv
en to us by Mrs. I. C. Cowan
who has ben so willing to share
her recipes with us. She likes
to try out new ones and we feel
sure you’ll like to try this one
for
Magic Fruit Surprise Cake
(Mrs. I. C. Cowan)
V/z cups (15 oz. can) Eagle-
Brand sweetened condensed milk
1% cups’ mince meat
1 cup walnut" meats (coarsely
chopped) «
2 cups mixed candied fruits
(coarsely chopped)
1 egg beaten
% cup flour
Vz tsp. baking soda
Method—1. To Eagle Brand
milk add mince meat and beat-
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Dredge fruit and nuts, with small
amount' of flour. 3. Stir flour,
fruit and nuts into milk and egg
mixture until just blended. 4.
Pour mixture into 9x4x3 inch
loaf pan which has been greased,
lined with wax paper and greas
ed again. 5. Bake in moderate
oven (350°) for foi* 1 hr. and 30
minutes or until centre springs
back when lightly touched and
cake is golden brown. If pyrex
dish is used reduce heat to 325°,
P.S.—In talking with Mrs.
Cowan about her tea bjseuit
recipe of a few weeks ago, she
noted that we had made a mis
take in the amount of Mazola
oil. The correct amount is %
cup instead of ¥2 cup,
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friendly lady stopped US saying
she .recognized us from the-pic
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parted, said she would send us
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