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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-05-23, Page 81 4 ,111118, T'I:oris •Ad;vacat*l May 23.t 1957 Bia Exhibiticr Of Farm M New. feature Of Hensa I . New feature of e sa Spring `air next Friday will he the most extensive display of farm ti Machinery in the recent ]itstery Ra of the South Huron exhibition. Directors, of the society have invited every dealer in the dis- triet to display implements at the t( fair in order to make the display lsi. e. om h ti b eas .o bl n s a sc.. .re e. i. pp V tt TIME IS LIFE Cancer may be cured 1., it diagnosed in time.. 1' t» If cancer le suspected act .IMMEDIATELY.. t For ,free Menders write F. R. Dobbs Phone 200 "We to have all the differ - exit snakes possible," says Earl Pick, president of the fair. '"We want to make this an annual event where ail new and ilii- proved models can be seen side by 'side. We think the farmers will appreciate the opportunity to compare machines and tee deal- ers will welcome farmers' ins.pee- tion. The society ]las placed so much importance on the farm machin - Letter From 51.i k -p a Mi: and Mrs. Deli Adams and son, Brock of London were week- end visitors with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Les Adams, Harvey and Gloria. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Webb and Mrs. Holloway of St, C at hBrines spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell and sons. Mrs. Hugh° Morenz and Mrs. Les Adams accompanied Mrs. Roy Morenz to Wingham. on Thursday where she appeared as guest on CKNX TV on the 'My Lady" program conducted Exeter by Margaret Brophy, Mrs. Mo- renz. demonstrated the making :summer visitors favour Ontario -a- t toot /1t,e.Qltt.O ig(ftt *ONTARIO TRAVEL Bldgs. Toronto �39 Parliamentg lend FOE literature to Name • Address Post office Ontario Department of Travel & Publicity Hon., Bryon L Cathcart, MMlsfer of "Marvel Chocolate Fudge." Mr. Jack Pickering spent the weekend in Fenwick, Mrs. Pic- kering and Terry who have been visiting there returned home witrhim, 14. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, Ron and Barbara attended an- niversary services in Woodham on Sunday and were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snaith. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hariton and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Guen- ther and Janet attended church in Granton on Sunday last when Cheryl Lynn, little daughter of Idr. and Mrs. Kenneth Westrnan. received the rite of baptism. Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Steeper were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Lamport and Tom. • Several from here attended the funeral of the late N. McCla- lum and son Billie in London on. Monday. F. 0. IU:orley Love, Mrs. Love, Brian and Brenda spent the weekend in Sarnia with Const. Glen Hayter, and fa.rily. Mr. and Mrs. Art Mayville and faiaiily of Windsor were weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Deitrich and family. enjoy REAL flavour in every flavour when you 11 for KI=T Vo mxa/ to refresh pi/ MST/ While Atten. ding the Spring Fair see us about plans for a A NEW ROOF G' rile ` r 1 1404 18°1(11w REROOF " NOW Metal Roofing ... Aluminium Roofing ... Asphalt Shingles We Can Supply Labour and Material A. Spencer Et Son Phone 102.W Hensall /al111111e1f1,111111,1,111III 1'11111111hllllllll 111111111111011111 1111111111111,111111111111/111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ery display that 11 has changed the name of its annual airo publicize it. The fair, known for years° as "Hensall Spring Fair" will now be known as "Hensall Spring Fair and Implement Show." l±arin machinery has been dis- played. at the Hensall exhibition before but never m the :ppropor• tions Uiat officials hope or this year. The society has offered the ground free of charge to the dealers in order to encourage their participation. The Hensall society feels it can offer both farmers and dealers a better show than can the fall fairs because many farmars don't purchase their new machines until after the 'spring fair. Quite a few dealers in the dis- trict have signified they will co- operate with the society. The excitement and fun of the midway will be awaiting, children who attend Hensall Spring Fair next week. have of theav Directors h society t secured Carter's Rides, London, to entertain for the day. The mid- way will include a ferric wheer and merry-go-round and perhaps other rides. „11111111111,llllllllllnewel llll1l11 • `Girl Guide Corner tittle And Horsy ,Shows Attract Top Exhibitors et s provided orentrants eroc to d r ra c smorearc ... i for a du u n S e lnc. H pla in i1 other un in s JAY', an o L 'rosettes d h Uit Canada, the cattle classes at the Hensall Spring Fair and Jmple- 1rnent Show will attract some of 'the best head in the country, Three purebred ` beef breed competitions Angus, Short- horns, and Herefords will be featured in one .section of the large cattle division of the fair. Huron County boasts a number of topbreeders in each of these classes and these experts will be showing thea championship herds. Top Trophy cattle t any . y . it 4 By CAPTAIN LUXTON Our Field Day is drawing closer, in fact we go to Listo- well this Saturday, to see if we can bring back any honours for Exeter. Naturally last 'week's meeting found us in a flurry of arm slings, maps, knots, make believe fires and what -have -ecu. But all considered, Lefty and I thought we had the best meet- ing last week that• we've had in quite some tune! Could it be the addition of our new recruits who have livened things up? Could be! You girls seem to have set off .a fire -cracker un- der some of the other members of 'the Company. At any rate we have a rash out -break of test -trying it seems. And we are very glad to note that Donna Ersman has passed her Safety and Sewing in Second Class, and Joan Dettmer her Second CIass Knots. Good work girls, and keep it u Now first a word about the Field Meet. In case you aren't at, the meeting this week and we know our three PL's will be Top trophy in the purebred competitions is the Simpson -Sears Ltd. silver tray, donated to the best herd, consisting of one bull and three females, of the beef breeds. • for rprovided Tei o classes are market cattle — the type most Huron farmers specialize in. One class provides for grade butcher steers or heifers over 750 pounds; the other for grade baby beef, under 750 pounds. The cattle com- mittee of the fair -reports a keen competition in these classes. Breeders' Special A breeders' special class pro- vides an opportunity for boys or girls under 21 years of age •in South Huron to show their ani- mals. There are five prizes of $4.00 each in this class. Only dairy, section in the cattle competition is for Holsteins. Good cash prizes and champion. Letter From Brinsley By MRS. CECIL ELLWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Morgan, Mr. Hilton Banting of Sarnia spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dixon spent the weekend in Windsor and De- troit. Mr. -and Mrs. Geo. Prest and Billy visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Odd of London on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton and Mr. Wm. Fenton and children spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood. Mr. and Mrs.. Geo. Lee and Brenda and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee attended the wedding of absent due to, exams, here are their nephew, LeRoy Parker of the instructios for Saturday. Harriston to Luella Noble on Sat - Guides are to be in full uni- urday at the United Church at form, with paper and red and Mt. Forest. LeRoy it the son of blue pencil or crayons in ,their the former Evelyn 'Lee. pocket, and'a box lunch. We Anniversary' services were will meet in front of the Legion held in the Anglican Church on Hall at 12;30 p.in. sharp on Sa- Sunday Morning and evening. turday. We will be leaving Listo- wel to come home around 5 p.m. We do hope as many as .pos- sible will be able to go. After all perhaps there might be a Despite,the weather there was a good attendance. Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Young and OfferOver $700 ._ In Douse... Show Another top-flight horse show will be one of the many features of Hensall Spring Fair and implement Show next Friday. The best horses in Western On tario will vie for some $700 in prizes. Twenty-one classes of competition, ranging from ponies to Percherons, will be shown to fair visitors. Popular Attraction One of the most popular attrac- tions of any fair, the horse show has an appeal for all ages. The handsome, .pr.ancing teams of heavy horses in their colorful harnesses and spotless wagons bring back fond memories to older farmers who used to take pride in their own teams years ago, The smooth, fast movement of the saddle horses and roadsters delight all the viewers as they go smartly through their paces. Ponies and pony teams are in- cluded in the horse show, too. Among those who will appear at the Hensall show Friday are some of the champions of the Western Fair and the Canadian National Exhibition last year, One of the outstanding features of the Hensall show is the method In which the classes are arranged. They are so interspersed that the program is run off without un- necessary delay. Visitors at the fair will be treated to a fast- moving exhibition of the finest • horses in the district, T e. glasses inclu.de carriage Leath, percheron, wagon team, road team, heavy draft, pony team 44" and under, light draft team, Hackney pony team, car- riage- single 15.2 and under, best saddle horse, fine harness pony team, single roadster 15.2, and under, four -horse hitch, single pony under 44", lady driver, 15.2 and over, roadster single ,. wa single on horse, fine harness, g g single pony, Hackney single pony, Hackney single 15.2 and over, gentleman'sturnout, and a pala- mino parade class. Nitws Budget From Crediton East By. MRS.. W. MOTZ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Candle, Bobby and Patsy of Sarnia spent Sunday with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz.. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar. Homey of Ridgeway spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz and on Monday they all spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Horney in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Darling and sons of Exeter spent Sunday with Mrs, R. ,Matz and Ronald. Presentation Ta Newlyweds The neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Allan Becker on Tuesday evening last and presented them with a tri light lamp. Mrs: Becker display- ed her wedding gown, wedding gifts and shower gifts. Gram Says: Good Things From London By MARJORIE STEINER Looking through our recipe -Pineapple Coconut Pie Shell box we carne across a recipe from Mrs, Lawrence Schwartz of London which she uses in three ways --to make a date cake with icing, a date loaf or muf- fins. This three -in -one recipe' is called .Best Ever Cake (Mrs. Lawrence Schwartz) 1 cup chopped dates (or rais- sorbed and mixture is thick and itis) smooth. Sift flour and salt into 1 tsp. soda shortening mixture and stir in 1 cup boiling water quickly. Work until smoothly Sprinkle soda over dates . and blended. Moll into circle between t 1/2 cup less 1 Tbsp. shortening 1i. cup flour ' 3 Tbsp. canned pineapple juice heated 1/2 tsp. salt .1 tsp. milk 4 Tbsp. coconut Put shortening in bowl. Add hot pineapple juice and milk. Whip with fork until liquid is ab - add boiling water. When cool add; 1 tsp. butter g Linda of Lucan,also Mr. and • • 1 tsp. vanilla section of Guide work that one . • 1 cup sugar particular Guide knows really Mrs. Elmo Morgan of Sarnia. 1/4 tsp. salt well and if that person is ab .,Mr. and Mrs. Bob Colderidge 2 cup,nutmeats sent and the other girls who and children of London spent li to 2 cups sifted all-purpose aren't sure of the work try to Saturday evening with Mr. and flour. do it we might lose as many as Mrs. Wm. Fenton. - .To. serve as cake, bake in fifteen points at once. So . stop Mrs. Ida Prest visited over greased square pan for 25 min - and think girls—the whole Com- the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Utes,' or until done, in 325° . oven. any is depending on YOU. Rose Atkinson of Lucan• When cool ice with— So lets set out with determina- While visiting relatives in the tion, a knowledge .of the test community Mr. and Mrs," Elmo you have already 'passed, goon and Morgan Mrs f Sarnia rray, Rowe on Sat - common sense and above gall urday evening. company spirit, If you are equip- ped with these things you have , ' as good a chance as any compa- women not to lose sight of their ny in the Division to gain ho- first aim—improved living con- nours. ditions ler women. • We have never yet won' the Division cup, but I think I can Auction Plants. safely say, it has been quite some time since we have had An auction of bulbs and plants as good a company as we have was a feature'of the May meet: - right now. Good luck girls! ing of Clandeboye Women's In- stitute mstitute held at the home of Mrs. Mac McNaughton. Mrs. Donald Kestle was the auctioneer. Institutes Continued from Page3 The report from the Depart -very -timely. Her mother, Mrs, ment of Highways concerning William Welsh. has already made to women "from every conceiv- the surveyof the curves on a double recipe. She finds it able background," gave ihstruc- Highway '4 at Clandeboye has keeps very well and surely is tions in home -,taking courses been on display for two weeks Very easy to rhake, and community life and "con- in James Hall's store and will c. tinned to be 'a pioneer in its be for two Weeks more in Maur- 'Rhubarb Jam ideals for life of rural women." ice Simpson's store. This report , (Mrs. Lyle Roberts) On the W.I.'s sixtieth anniv.er- was in answer to the Institute's 5 cups rhubarb (cut) Only after meeting exacting standards in all Haggerty urged the request for caution lights to 5 cups granulated sugar Only of production is the name John Deere avoid further accidents. p 1 pkg. strawberry jelly powder attached to a John Deere product. Because of Carmel Icing e. cup brown sugar 2 tsps. sweet cream '1 tsp. butter.' 1/2 tsp. vanilla Bell for 3 i tinutes, take from beat, add vanilla and beat well., The sante recipe.will;fill two small. loaf pans. Serve in slices as date loaf pelicious buttered. Or place the batter itt muffin tins if you prefer.I "They are all good," Mrs. Schwartz wrote. • • * * Front' Mrs. Lyle Roberts (nee Dorothy Welsh) we have arec• ipe for rhubarb jam which is 2 pieces of waxed paper. Re- move paper and sprinkle pastry with cocditut and roll it in. Fit pastry into 9" pie plate. Bake at 450° for 12 to 15• minutes. (Bake pastry between 2 pyrex pie plates or prick pastry well before baking.) gglesitl11t11Ralles# 1!!!t.M.M4#440w ,iso._.R11MklIR!RUURtlt4!IAMRtRtI(t1111t1AtRR11161A!tllltlRRRRIR1RM1tA!},IIR s Best 'Wishes v for . EVERY SUCCESS to the :KansalJ Spring Fa'tr1 John Henderson AND SON Egg Grading Station Live Poultry and Feed • PHONE 40 HENSALL %/AlluAAA nlUuml,pp"111910un1111u1ug1111p4111ll111quul1l111111ll lanlgln,lu1yp11"11Uu111AIWA 11111aaame n ll l 11111ullNglluuyuutpulg11nueilmeemitelPylulllugql,nnR,np1t111111gInNo4N1neleti ,u11l14n1r, Make Hensall's Spring Fai Bigger Than Ever BY'SUPPORTING IT! Beaton Bakery PHONE 35 "Home Of Good Foods" HENSALL llllll011111111111111111111111, 111111111Wllll llI ll111111llllll, 1111 nnllllllll The Fair Is For You! • Give It Your Support! When in Hensall Eat and Stay ,it `the Commercial HOTEL a _,. PHONE 148 a 1 Harold Foster, Prop.: HENSALL• 11111,111111111111,11111111111111111111111111111,111110) 11N11111 u,1111//,,,r111A111•� See You At The Fair! • • • • • • • one no/r11.! reason ' why John Deere is first choice. • ,of the M7covr-wise! Your Support Is Needed! ATTEND THE Spring Fair, May 31 Be A Community :BOOSTER! BOy CO-OP Quality produrts .11ensall Dlstrict Co -gip MINSAL:L. ZURICH Ph.n+r ITS Phoned' 220 , e BRUCEPIELD Phoust Hu .24121. Mrs. Cecil Carter gave two. Put 1 cup :sugar over the Cut this, the name John Deere 'has become syn - Mrs. A. Macintosh were tip- Add remaining sugar in the y readings Mrs David Henry and rhubarb and let stand over night an mous with quality the, country over. pointed delegates to the district morning. Boil for 5 minutes. •Re- All the way through, -quality controls pro - annual to be held in Lucan, May move from heat •and stir in'the duction. Raw matertal3 are tested .thoroughly 211 jelly powder, (Mrs.) Welsh sub- and analyzed Completely to assure uniformly stituted a cherry jelly powder high quality throughout. Proved manufacture Exchange Bulbs for the strawb i d angmetho s r by p , An eitchange of bulbs, slips, and shrubs was .the feature of the Grand Bend Women's Insti- tute on Thursday afternoon. Mrs, Raymond Kading gave a report of the ninth annual W,T. Officers' Conference held at Guelph last week. Mrs, Emery DeSjardin presid- ed for the meeting and discussed the motto "And every man who tends a rose and sees its buds unfurl, #nest `Worship HIM al. though in words his thoughts may not be told." Mrs: H. Nile `led in a sing- song and Mrs. C. Reeves con, tributed two piano selections. It was decided to invite ITuron• dale and :Elimville Institutes for the June Meeting. Mrs. Max Turnbull Was appointed, repre- sentative to the Ladies' Aukil- iary to South Huron Hospital. The distrlet annttal was ane nounced for.May 29 at Dash- wood'. The meeting closed with s spelling bee the werda to be spelled backwards. Hostesses w'ert Mrs. 11, puler tai s; W111iI lash mid Mrs',. Sohn Gill`, strawberry. The result was a richer.color and , nice flavor.) • 0 • • Now for a pie recipe whicb carries out the flavor of the fill - 'lig itt the pie shell. Pineapple Chiffon Pia 1 Tbsp. unflavot'ed gelatin tiz cup cold Water 3 egg yolks Iii cup, sugar • 1/a asp: salt 1 cup crushed pineapple (net drained) 'sit top, .grated leniioti - rind 2 Tbsps. `lemon. juice 3 egg whites �a. cup sugar o cup moist Coconut, teasted. Soften gelatin in cold water. Combine next 6 ingredients. Cook 'ever boiling Water until slightly thickened,. Stirring don-• stantly. Remove from hot water. Add gelatin, stir unlit dissolved. Cool to room tempe1ature, -stir- ring oceaslonall?, Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry. Add a�0 cup „sugar gradually, beating well after each addition. Fold into cooled pineapple mix. tures, Spread evenly in bbked pie shell. Detente with teen. nut. Chill well before serving, methods d ate used experienced erienced workmen but that's tint enough. In every phase of con- struction, quality inspections and tests are frequent and many. Tolerances are .checked constantly; parts are inspected carefully. Even after the final assembly) every tractor is tested thoroughly before it is shipped. What does this mean to yeti? Just this --every John Deere Tractor is. quality -built through and through, assuring .more dependable per- formance, greater economy, and longer ,1ii`e, • In addition, John Deem Trotters ellen OUTSTANDING ECONOMIC GREATER" DEPENDAb1L1TY • LONGER LIFE e GREATER' COMFORt EASIER HANDLING. EASIER MAINTENANCE COMPLETE INTEGRAL EQUIPMENT • # UNEXCELLED VIEW • GREATER ADAPTASILITY • HYDRAULIC•POWR•TROL ROLL,6•MATIr tudoet- PoWEtt • '4 W G Simmons & Sons Ltd. JOHN DEERE — ' SALES .X SERVicE - HONE 115 EXErtER JOHN DEEPE 7 c-Gy//a,der iCTOD5S --.4e:ews,11, AffQQ'er,7 Deseq,', tined Proireleao Pee orm a,,ee • 't4 R A 4 4 A 4 r •1 r A A a A 4, / a 4 • A vara tractions :Spring 1 next, Fr In ti in the pi baby 'sl livestoel In offe' Agrieilt the fair In ads new fea' ly enil exhibitit Some six mun ing for and a trophies, Advocat finish, ( will .cor best in unique 1 H000111u1 loom e PI A CA PHO imam.