The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-11-29, Page 9*
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GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE
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Comment* About
Kirktan
By MRS* HAROLD DAVIS
W^S*1
Report Qn
Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Th* timei-Advectte, Neveml**** M 1956
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Personal Items
Murray Shier spent part of
last week in Toronto and visited
the Royal Winter Fair*
Mrs, Ed. Atthill, Mr. and Mrs.
Norris Atthill and *Eddie visited
with Mr. and'Mrs. Chas. Atthill
of Exeter.
The flowers in the United and
Anglican church pn Sunday were
placed in memory of the late
Wesley Doupe.
Mrs. Charles Paul had the mis
fortune to fall and is a patient
in St, Marys Hospital.
The Kirkton Agricultural So
ciety, 4-H Clubs and the Tractor
Club held their annual banquet
in St. Paul’s church, Kirkton, on
Friday evening. The ladies of the
church catered.
Mrs. Levi Budden spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs. H.
Budden of Mossley and attended
the Budden-Webber wedding in
London on Saturday. Miss Mar-
•garet Budden spent the we'ekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Pres-
zcator, of Exeter.
New W.M.S. Officers
• The November meeting of the
W.M-S. and W.A. of the United
church was held at the home of
MrS, Robt, Hazlewood. Mrs. Geo.
Allen, the group leader, opened
the meeting assisted by Mrs. G.
Allen, Mrs. Ray Francis and Mrs,
C, Ro,utly„ Mrs. W. H. Pike gave
a short talk on Christian Stew
ardship.
The study book on South East
Asia was given by Mrs. R. Payn
ter, Mrs. Herman Paynter, Mrs.
Glen Alien and Mrs. S. Shier.
Mrs. Robt, Hazlewood and Mrs.
W. Kirby gaye a report of the
sectional meeting held in St.
Marys. It was reported a bale,
of clothing had been sent for
relief, valued at $80.
Mrs. A. Bickell opened the W,.
A, meeting. If wps decided to-
purchase some more dishes for
the church pdtehen,
Mrs. Stuart Shier was elected
president of the W.M.S. for 1957.
Vice-presidents are Mrs. Fred
Switzer and Mrs. Alvin Crago;
secretary, Mrs. Wilbert Kirkby;
assistant, Mrs, Roy , Switzer;
treasurer, Mrs.' Fred Roger; as
sistant, Mrs. E. Doupe; auditors.
Mrs. C. Baillie and Mrs. Herman
Paynter; friendship, MrS. Ray
Francis; temperance, Mrs. W.
Batten; missionary monthly,
Mrs. Everett Doupe; literature,
Mrs. Robt. Hazlewood; steward
ship, Mrs. A. Bickell;
Corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Geo. Allen; pianist, Mrs. Alex
Crago; Mission TBand, Mrs. Glen
Allen and Mrs. Raymond Payn
ter; Baby Band, Mrs. Allan Eve-
lcigh; supply, Mrs;. Ira Marshall;
floral cards, Mrs. H. Burgin;
press, Mrs. Raymond Paynter;
group leaders, Usborne, Mrs.
C. Routly and Mrs. George Al
len; Fourth Line, Mrs. Robt.,
Hazlewood; village, Mrs. Her
man Paynter; Third Line, Mrs.
Fred Switzer; nominating com
mitted, Mrs, Robt. Hazlewood,
Mrs. Kirkby and Mrs. Johnston.
President of W.A. for 1957 is
Mrs. C. Switzer and vice presi
dent is Mrs. Ross Marshall, sec-
'retary, Mrs. Earl Watson; .as
sistant, Mrs. D. Johnston; treas
urer, Mrs.' Alex Crago; assist
ant, Mrs: Ella Urquhart;
Parsonage committee, Mrs. H.
Burgin, Mrs, L. Kemp; Mrs. F.
Routly and Mrs. C. Baillie;- nom
inating committee. Mrs. R.
Switzer, Mrs. S. Shier and Mrs.
Alvin Crago; auditors, Mrs. S.
Shier And’ Mrs. Lome Marshall
White Gift Seryist
Girls and boys of the Sunday
School presented their white
gifts at an impressive service
in the United $hurch on Sunday
morning. Mr. Reg Hodgson,
Sunday School superintendent,
assisted Rev* J. T» Clarke by
leading the service.
Eassages of scripture were
read by Linda Glover and. Rich
ard Shoebottom. A duet was
sung by Jean and Joan ESsery.
The gifts will ne sent to the
Bella Coola Hospital,
Mr, and Mrs, Miles McCabe
of Walkerton were visitors at
the home of Mrs. Thos Willis on
Tuesday of last week.
Rev. J, T, Clarke conducted
the funeral service for the late
Mr, Jas. Essery in. the Murdy
r-A .»»*.. ... ! funeral home in Lucan on Sat-WED 50 YEARS—-Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Allen, of north urday. Among those attending
Exeter, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on -
Wednesday. A family photo album, which they view
above, recalls many memories of their life together on a
farm near Hurondale. Their family presented dhem with
a ,TV set. ^t-A Photo
Couple Receive TV Set
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the funeral were Mr. and Mrs.
Will Essery, Mr, Stan Hicks and
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Bowden.
Donna May, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Wilson, Strath-
roy, is visiting with her grand
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer
Wilson.
Bobby and Jean Lammic,spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Dunn in Exeter.
The Sunday School anniversary
service will be held in the church
on Sunday with Mr. Glenn Wright
as, guest speaker. Music will be
provided by a men’s choir.Mr, and Mrs, Thomas C. AL
len marked their golden wed
ding anniversary quietly on
Wednesday at their home on
Highway 83, at Exeter.
They were .married November
28, 1906, by the Rev. A. H. Going,
of James’ St United Church,.at
the home of the bride’s parents
on Main St, Mrs. ’Allen was the
former Hester. Edna Fletcher,
youngest .(laugher of Mr. and
Mrs. William. Fletcher,, formerly
of Usborne Township. ■ '
Mr. and Mrs, Allen farmed on
Highway 83 near Farquhar, un
til moving‘to their home .in Exe
ter in 1947. Mr; Allen has work
ed on the highway for the past
six years. They are members of
Thames Road United Church,
-The Allans have a family of
five sons and one daughter, Wil
frid, of Montreal; Thomas, Of
Londesboro; Clifford, of Munro;
Leslie, of Watford; William, of rji
Usborne Township, and Mildred,1 i
Mrs. Garfield Cornish, of Us-d
borne. A son, Earl, passed away I
some years tago.
In honor (of their anniversary!
the family' presented Mr, and
Mrs. Allen with a television' set.
Superior
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i Executive Meets
•. The 'South Huron District ex
ecutive meeting of the Women’s
Institute Was. held in the. Town
Hall, Hensall, on Tuesday after
noon,'-Mrs. E. Desj.ardine, Grand
Bendr district president, chaired
the' meeting.
Mrs. J.. M. Tieman gave a _r6-
, port, of the area conventioh hold
in London. Discussion was hdld
Golden Dew Margarine 4
Aylmer Vegetable Soup 9
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Hillcrest Toilet Tissue
Rosedale Sliced Beets
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Shows Art
At Weaving
Mrs. F: J. Crouch, of Ailsa
Craig, demonstrated the art • of
weaving at the November meet-
cLii.La ii,/ >urooK ias1' weex. xne iweeas-wmi S™5fai d th muir books were also discussed.
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m/o? WcErSwTrnPH-Tf‘ i On the di^trict rally held at Gran'JISlast''week. The’ Twfeeds-
were. special guestsT , ----- /---
Mrs. Crouch showed several
types of weaving and the dif- i ■/— cferent steps in doing the aid. iQjram baVJS She displayed several articles //. X
she had made. , • ■ ----
The motto “The woman.who is < „ .....................
wrapped up in herself makes a ich from St. Jacobs, eight ydars
very small .parcel” was 'explain- .* Alvin Gingerich for her friendly
ed by Mrs. Earl Morley. Read-! gesture and. for the recipes she
i'ngs, were contributed by Mrs.' mailed -to -us. Do you wonder
Wes Lewis^ Mrs. Karl Pickering that we enjdy writing this col-
Refrigerator Date Pinwheels
(MrS,. Alvin* Gingerich)
■Cream 1 cup shortening and
add:
* ■2 cups brown sugar
3 eggs 'i
Vi tsp. soda' % tsp. baking powder .
pinch 'of- salt . . ' ,
4 cups sifted floui:
Chill in the refrigerator white
you prepareXhiS filling:
s 2U cups chopped dates, 1 cup
until dates' arc soft. Add 1 cup
I Divide dough into 4 parts after
' "1. Roll each
then.spread with
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ago., A sincere thank you IP Mrs. ■* -*-1- —* Fix T _ •_ i —Il i - - - ’• V
very‘small parcel” was explain- .* Alvin Gingerich for ’ her friendly
cd by uui ...Ings, rwere .contributed Jjy, Mrs J mailed ;to -us. Do you'wonder
and .Mrs. .Fraser Dixon.
Mrs.- T. KooyL and Mrs" Art
Lightfoot,, dressed in ancient
costumes, sang , songs of-grand*
mother’s- day.
Prizes were awarded to the
oldest grandmother, Mrs-.-Ernie
Harris;; .youngest; grandmother,
Mrs. Art Lightfoot.;' most grand
children, Mrs.. Aaron Scott, and
most recent grandmother,. Mrs.
Art' Lightfoot. A contest con
ducted by Mrs. Fraser Dixon,
making the most words out of,
the word “grandmother”, was “sucar ^Ccbkwon by’MrS. Fted Penton, The S? H sugar. Cook
roll call was answered by giving _ut_ whAn roo] • grandmother’s -remedies. when cool,.
Two dollars. wa:s voted as aLi donation to War Memorial Child—| *Jf?1 tcdl
ren’a > Hospital, London,, A vofce!§a^ ‘ ‘w ri • ■
of -thanks was extended by-.Parry : ^ante a
Thompson for the work done -T?P °y®r ni§ht. Slice
around the War Memorial ih .^chi th.ck with very sharp
McGillivray Park. Perennials' knife. Bake in moderate oven,
and spring flowering bulbs have Do not store until comfortably
been planted at the base of tlie cooled. Put Wax paper between
monument. i layers.
Mrs. Marwood Prest, Mrs. I • L * Z ■
Leslie Morley and Mrs. Billy ! Hintsi To keep Christmas cake
Fenton werd named a committee from burning oq bottom: Put
to plan ’the Christmas meeting. I lay<?r of foil pAper in cake pan
Mrs. Garnet Hodgins and ' Mrs. under wax paper or lay a sheet
Joe Carey.are to look after the.on oven, rack underndatli the
candy bag’s. . - ' c'akd pan.
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