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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-04-25, Page 8• "PrP •••' " - ""T". $ Th�TimoiaAdvonatiar April 2$ 1967 Kippen East WI Picks New Slate SERVICE • STATION • For Loos! immediate Possession Reasonable Rent . APP,Or H, O. FREE Phone 366 Seaforth • M. Campbell Eye Was ele- ted president of Jinn East WO :Men's- Institute at the. annual meeting heldat the home of Mrs.« t• Whitehouse on. Wednesday. Viee.prealcients are, MrS, Rus. Sell Brock, Mrs, J. DrUminend and Mrs, W'. Bell; secretary, .1 Mrs. William Kyle; treasurer, •!Mrs, W. L. Monis; .district .clirec- tor, Mrs. Stewart Pepper,. branch, directors, Mrs. Whitenouse, Miss, .Margaret McKay and Airs, Chas,: Eyre: press , Miss M. McKay; pianist, Illro. j: .Sinclair; audi- tors, Mrs. James MeNaughten and Mrs. .S. Pepper: Conveners at standing eommit- tees;." agriculture and Canadian hid:Ott-IRS Mrs. E. Whitehouse. Mrs. Arthur Valley; community activities and public relations, Mrs. Verne Alclerclice, Mrs. M. McKay; historical research and current events, Mrs. A. MacGre- gor, Mrs. R. Broadfoot; home economics and health, Mrs, James MeNaugliton, Mrs, Rena Caldwell; sewing, Mrs. A Mac- Gregor; sunshine, Mrs. W. Work- man, Mrs, R. tipshall, Mils. V. Alderclice, Mrs. R. M. Peck, Hensel], a former preSident, installed the officers. Mrs. Glen Slavin reviewed current events and Mrs. Fred Brock, contributed a reading. Standing committee conveners gave reports of the year's acti. vities. Mrs. W. J. P. Bell, leader of the Thrifty Kippenettes for six years and who recently resigned, was presented with an aluminum relish tray, Mrs. Caldwell spoke appreciation and Mrs, Workman made the presentation, Cups and suacers were presented to the assistaift leaders, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs, N. McLeod and Mrs. Lloyd Lovell. Twelve 'members will attend the district annual in Dashwood, May 29, Miss M. McKay -will attend the Officers', conference at Guelph in May. The group decided to sponsor a millinery course and Mrs. W. Bell offered her home for this project. A eeting for planning programs illthe held at the home of Mrs. Pepper May 6, Hostesses were rs. Arthur Varley, 'Mrs. Mor - y Cooper, Mrs. Ken McKay, rs. Glen Slavin and Mrs. Rus- t. Brock. 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Roy Morena re- ported an the district executive meeting in Hensall. The secretary was' instrueted • to send a note of thanks to Mr. Stewart. Webb for planting rose fbqunsgs around the cemetery Mrs. Emery Desjardine was elected president for the claming y_ear. Vice.presidents are; Mrs. Wm, Love and Mrs. Iffellweed Gill; secretary4reasurer, Mrs. Raymond 'Ceding; asst.-sebreta- ry, Mrs, Herbert P.file; branch directors, Mrs. carman Lovie, Mrs. A, Finkbemer, Mrs. IL Wainwright; • •district director, Mrs. Roy Morenz; alternate, Mrs. Verne RidleY; pianists, Ms. ,C. Reeves, Mrs, U. Mason; auditors, Mrs, Mae Holt, 'Mrs, K. Webb, Conveners of -Committees: Ci- tizenship, • Mrs. Max 'Turnbull; education, Mrs. Elgin Adams; community activities and public relations, Mrs, C. Taylor and Mrs. E. Keown; home econo- mics, Mrs. A. Hamilton; histo- rical research, Mrs., Harold 'Wai- ner; health, Mrs, Win. Sweitzer; agriculture and Canadian Indus- tries, Mrs. Eddie Gill; resolu- tions, Mrs. Hugh Morenz, Lunch was served by Mrs. Mansell Mason, Mrs. Wellwood Gill, Mrs, E. Burr, Mrs, Hugh Morenz. About forty-two members and. friends of the Institute attended the short course on •sandwich making for all occasions spon- sored by the Institute of Grand Bend and Dashwood on Monday afternoon, whenMiss Doreen Croft of Toronto, Department of Horne Economics, was the in- structor, Missionary to Speak Miss' Audrey Finkbeiner, mis- sionary on furlough from the West Indies, will be guest speaker at the morning service in the 'United Church on Sunday, April, 28, which .service will b'e conducted by the Womens Missio- nary Society with a full ladies' choir in attendance. The W.M.S.- s tendering a mother- and daugh- ter banquet to the girls of the C.G.I.T, in the church •on Tues- day evening, April 30. Holiday Services The 'local churches were filled to capacity on Sunday morning for the Easter service, with spe- cial music and addresses being in accordance with the theme of Easter, and the churches being beautifully decorated with flowers, ferns and Easter lilies for the octasion. • Easter Visitors , Easter visitors with Mrs: Mae Holt• and Mrs. L. Geromette were Mils Beulah Holt of Wind- sor arid Mr. and Mrs. Jock Holt and family of North 13osanquet. • Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth toberts were Mr. Roberts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E. Roberts of London for the weekend and Mrs. Roberts' mother, Mrs. Bartlett and 'Son, Dalton, of Arkona on Sunday. Misses Sandra and Darlene 'Ro- berts returned with their grand- mother to Arkona to spend the Easter vacation.. and Melva -arrived home last week after spending the winter • months in the South. Misses Ani. ta and Carol Menard, who have been, spending the winter months in Windsor are spendi4 the Bas„ tervacation with their parents and brother. Mr, and Mrs. IL Lougheed Pf Woodstock are spending a few days in their cottage here. Easter visitorwith Mx. and lfrs. Thos, Desjardine Were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Desjardne, Diane, and Michael of Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and Judy of Exeter, Miss Grace Des. Jardine returned to Forest for a visit with her sister. Mr, and Mrs, ,r, W. Holt had a their Easter visitors, Mr, and Mks, Gulens, Mr, and Mrs. Adair all ef London, Olive Webb of Dashwood, and 11fr. and Mrs, Harry Pickerel .of Toronto en Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. MansellMason entertained 'their family to a fowl dinner on Sunday, the occasion being Mrs, Manson's birthday. The guests included Mr. and Mrs, Graham Mason and Mr, • Jack toyt of London, and 1r,. and Mrs, Junior Masan and Bren • da of the Bend. Weekend guests with Mrs, Wm. Patterson were Mr. and Mrs, Donald Scott of Sarnia and Mise Laura Lisk of $t. Catherines, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer entertained as Easter, guests Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Sweitzer and Brian of Exeter and, Mr, Geo. Clark and sons.. Michael and David of Thedford.. Easter visitors with Mt. and Mrs. Robert Desjardine Were Mrs. Desjardine's father Mr. Wm. Desjardine of Bayfield, her sister, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wilkie, Bar- bara and Brenda of Kitchener. Mrs, Ella Patterson ,of Wind- sor spent the weekend With her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hanion Gill. Mrs, Clara Manore of London is this week spending a fiw days with her mother, `Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, Miss Evelyn Desjardine. of Lion's Head is spending the Bas - ter vacation with her ufotlier, Mrs. Wilma Desjardine and:bro- thers, • • . Mrs: j.' Moussean, Who lie's' been spending the past few'Weeks- her daughter, Mrs: - Fred. Jack- son of Stratford, returned; home last Sunday. • Miss Marjorie Dayman of Exe- ter spent the weekend with her uncle, Mr. Alwyn Dayman. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fahner entertained Mrs. • Fahner's pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. • Arthur Baker and' Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kading of the 'Blue Water High- way on Eajter Sunday,: Mr. and Mrs. -Wm. Rendle spent the Easter weekend in Lon- don. -Mr. and Mrs. A. Collies and son, Kenneth, of Windsor acconir: panied them after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Rendle for , a few days. Miss Lilian Heidman. of Teren- to .and Mr. Joseph Herdman Cif Debden, Sask.., spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs. E.: ieown last week., ' Mr. and Mrs.- 'W. P. )3. Mac - Laren spent the Easterweek- end with their son Robert- In Kingston. Miss I; WYand spent the Week. end with friends in Toronto. Mr. aind Mrs. Richard Sinclair eekend at their cottage in town:, ..... I .. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Menard w , Gram Says: Hope You Like These '• By •MARJORIE 'STEINER , We'wish we might have had Read theother day that house - nines should •keep the cookie Jar well _filled at housecleaning time so they can take a coffee break and munch cookies to re- lax. (The coffee break appeals to us much more than the house- cleaning we'll, admit.) If you make a batch of these. cookies, :we're afraid you'll be tempted to relax often. Mit. Harry Coates, who gave us the recipe, says it is a -favorite with her family, . Salted Peanut Cookies (Mrs. Harry Coates) 1 cup shortening 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup white sugar 2 eggs 1 tsp. vanilla, 2 cups sifted flour A/2, tsp. baking soda 1 tsp. baking powder 1 cup salted peanut halves (not chopped) 1 'cup •oatmeal 1 cup coarsely crushed corn flakes. this me recipe in time for our Easter column but it reached us just too late. However it sounds like the sort of pie you'd like to serve on special occasions. Mrs. Walter Cutbush, who gave ,us the recipe, says she likes to make this dessert the day be- fore she plans to serve it, Pineapple•marshmallow 'Pio • (Mrs. Walter Cutbush) Graham cracker crust: 10 nr 11 double graham crack- ers Vs cup melted butter ys tsp. cinnamon 2 Tbsps. brown sugar Roll crackers, Add -cinnamon and sugar, Combine with melted butter and press into pie plate. Bake at 250° for 15-20 minutes. Filling 1/2 lb. marshrnalldws 1/2 cup milk 1/2 pint cream whipped Vs cup .well drained crushed pineapple • 840 Maraschino cherries Heat marshmallows and milk in double boiler until blended. Remove from heat arid stir until. cool. Beat cream and fold in well. drained pineapple and therries. Fold into marshmallow mixture and fill baked pie shell. Chill in frig. before serving. * * * 0 Last week we, had a daffodil cake recipe: Oday we have an Orange cake which is a good recipe for using up the egg yolks left over from making an angel cake, This ambUht Will Make three g•inch layers. Orange Ceki (Our Good Neighbor) , cup butter • 1i cups sugar 8 egg Yolks beaten 1 tsp. vanilla 1/4 tsp. stilt g bps, baking powder . 11.1 cup orange jUice 1 tap, grated orange rind 2k cups sifted cake flour Creamshortening and sugar until fight and fluffy. Add egg yelk5. and continue .ereaming, Sift dry ingredients together four times and add te creamed mixture alternately with orange juio and Pour into tea in with wax paper, Bake .at the Guides: 'and her mother Mrs. 3508 �r 18.20 18.20:titifititet, Ethel RirbY. Cream shortening and sugars till light. Add eggs and vanilla beating well. Sift together flout, soda and baking powder and Work in ..the peanuts, cornfakeS and Oatmeal, Add to first mix- ture. Chill dough before rolling into balls .size of a walnut. Dip balls into granulated sugar. Place on cookie sheet 2 inches apart. Bake in moderate oven., Honor Girli At Toronto Miss Mar*geret Sanders of the Exeter "Girl GUides and Misa. Gwen Spencer Rentall will be Toronto riday to receive their rd certificates frons Mrs. Louis cord •Wife Of the Widened GI:Werner 61 On taxi°. The presentation will be riatdq to Girl Guides in Convona. tion University of Toronto, Gwen .will be accompanied b!. her Mrs. W. C. Spencer, and with Margaret will be her mother. Mrs. Warren Satiars,,, WS, Robert /Argon Captain of $k• • McGillivray WI EIects Officors Mis.illiSOR seas re*OleCted president oir,14foGillivtoy Wom- en's Institute et .1•ho April. meet- ing held in West McGillivray Vice presidents are Mrs. Wes. Lewis and Mrs. Earl Morten secretary-treasurer,Mrs. Parry TheMnS011;directors,. .Arrastron4 Mrs. Melvin SOn;- district director, -Mrs.. A. Armstrong; alternates, Mrs, 13.. 11/0.11:5107;s: mlArrss:. z%arril :pixorolne.y;m. p1 - mists, D. Steeper and Mrs. Melvin Al - Fred Fenton;• auditors, Mrs. A. Convenera of standing tmioinit,eems4.0latiaZiTeathiplioagnidx.1-s..;edouucba.- lie relations. and ,conutunity• ac-• dales, Mrs. Les ag- ricuiture and Canadian industries,. Mrs: Mac Allison; home ecoW °Mies ..,:endhealth, Mrs, Mar- wood Prest; historical research, Mrs, Fraser Dixon; resolutions, i1Dixon; Kooy; publicity, Mrs,' Parry Thompson, Mrs. Fenton; social welfare, Mrs. 'A. Erskine,. Mrs. A. ,D. Steepw..• Mrs. Fraser Dixon, Mrs., Fred Fenton, Mrs. WM, Luther. The' officers' were Installed by Mrs. Andrew Erskine. • - Mrs. Marwood Prest. gave a Area Official Lodge Guest Miss Jessie Little, Brussels, district deputy president, was guest of honor at a banquet 'at Armstrong's last Wednesday night when members of Pride of Huron Rebekah lodge and guests from Morning Star' lodge numbering 7,5 met there prior to the regular meeting. • Addressing the meeting in. the lodge rooms,Miss 'Little spoke on "Fraternity, the foundation of the Order." Mrs: Ronald"Virat. kin was soloist at the banquet and Mrs. Ifarold ,Bell' -sang se- veral 'selections at the,. meeting. Mrs. James Armstrong, past district deputy president, brought greetings from Brussel's lodge, A donation of $20 .voted to the Exeter and District Branch of the' Canadian Cancer Society during the rosiness meeting con- , „. . ducted by:noble grand Miss Ruth Skinner. • Garage • Sunday And • Evening Service „ Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evening throughout the - week. , . 'Snell Bros Ltd. .Garage— • a • • taipor on l'Devoiopmentit nom:14041le and Mrs. Wm. Wm.. Fenton gave "belpfui ,gVestions. for the • prevention of accidents in the home. The. m cannot succeed if woman faits her, obligation" was discussed by Mrs. Cecil Ellwood. Mrs, Earl Dixon rcontributed a plane instrumental. A contest conducted by ,Mrs. Prest was wonbyMrs. - P. Thompson. s • Cornish,. Mitchell, et. Co.. ' CERTIFIED POLK ACCOUNTANTS H. ../, Cornish L. F, Corni* ' it. 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