HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-05-30, Page 7Attenel 'Service,
Menthere of Bgeter Chapter
945. attendedlunclay. evening
serelee at •Grad Rend Unitext
'Mire Mre. 'Garnet PAttertion,
Worthy matron, assst4 h the
lervice, reading.the scripture.
B. Holley„ pastor of
the Church,gave, the meesege'
On 4The.Star p the Bast." M.
1.4loyd Hodgson, Centralia, sang
a solo aeeornponied be Mrs.
Robert Pryde. Both are 0,E.S.
eMbers.
After the service the mem,
• bets were 'entertained at • the
•homeof Mr, an 'Ivire. G. Pat -
term, worthy -patron and worthy
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• Matron of the, cbopter,
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Closi ng June 5
Legion Auxiliary
Hears Travelog
At the May meeting' of 'the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian
Legion held on Monday evening
Mrs. M. C. Fletcher was guest
speaker and told of her rtrip to
Mexico illustrating her talk with
a display of soevenirs.
The group finalized plane' for
ea:tering for the men's bowie
banquet on Wednesday 'evening.
Mrs, Norman Norry won the
mystery prize.'
Plane were made for the June
meeting to take the form- of
wether roast at; the farm of Mr.
:and Ws,WflhIarn Chambers,
Clinton,
There will be no meetings dur-
ing July and August but will re,
surne in September commencing
with a pot leek eupper,
Ethers
Beauty Salon
PHONE 18, GRAND BEND
OPEN
Monday to Seturday, 9 to 4
Friday Evening Until
Frances Greene, Elinor Wasnidge
Also With 4 Years' ExPeriencer
Mrs, Shelia Tepvin,
• recently with
Lisa Beauty Salon, London
Ethel Oesjardine, Proprietress
I 1
We will be closed Wednesday morning, June 5th,
• for renovations.
Ersman's- qpkery
Phone588 Exeter
•
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Meat goes 'further if it is cut Well
11.1St to Suit your amily. If you'happen
•
Round Steak sliced for mock .duck
• —Minute Steaks—a few larger roasts—
well trimmed stewing beef cut in cubes
..-Plenty of Minced be-ef (or, very little)
Minced beef ready made in patties—
' :.011e Sliced shank pieces,.
• WHATEVER -YOU LIKE —
• THAT IS THE WAY WE WILL CUT IT
We put a piece of polythene be-
tween steaks and chops for easy separa-
tion Without defrosting.
PROCESSING MEAT IS OUR BUSINESS
WE THINK YOU WILL LIKE- OUR WORK
'PUT slaughter house is open every
, Monday and any time in case of emer-
gency or accident.
Exeter Frozen Foods
oncern Fire To 11
Expressed -By inititutes
Camera over the •appalling She announced that the or-
lon of fires, particularly those( fixer's •conference at Guelp,h A04
in which yqung children have 'eeer would be for district dt-
died, was exprosed in a resew,. rectors; that open house for
Vonpresented at the district an- Institutes'at GueiPii was Alb' 15
real aSouth Heron Women's to July ,I.9; that the r•W•I•O• was
institutes Wednesday in Dash. sponsoring a booth at the Winter
wood. re• Fair and the provincial plowing
The resolution asked that the „match at Simeoe and that the
firstro al e ve tio would
search into the cause of fires octabeer a31, aw41` ° er
beh incia national
otit b t
government conduet more re -
and promote fire prevention ed- Mrs, Hossack said that the
ucation, Institutes of Ontario had eontrie
Guest speaker, Miss Grace buted over $1,000 to Hungarian
Hamilton of thC health eection relief besides used clothing and.
of home extension ServiCes, Go- food. Progress was being made
tario Department of .Agriculture, in regard to the training of re*
said work was being done by the tarried children and the Institut
government in -an effort to cut are sponsoring selective educe
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down the iumber of fires. She lion for the bright •child.
urged Institutes to. contact fire "The best preparation for to-
chiefS in them
ir unr"cipalities be- morrow is the wise use of today;
eause they were most anxious let us make our branches worth -
to co-operate in any fire pre- while, useful ant suitable to the
vention program. community, then we can let
Miss Hamilton _outlined the Inture developinents come when
new course for leaders which j occasl°n ar4es. Keep your eyes
being sponsored by the depart- toward the spishine,. the shadows
ill fall behind " said the speak -
anent. One will be scheduled for
Mrs....„)Iarolcl Wainer, chairman
6vor ion ineinbers from. both. of the London area. stressed
Lutes at Crediton, Dashwood, that the reason for the flourish-
Elimville, Kippen, Ifurondale, ing of Institutes through 60 years
Seaforth and Zurich registered was the friendliness of its mein -
for the annual. bers,
Two officers who retired last She announced the W,I, con- Crediton third. Dashwood s lay-
year—Mrs. Kenneth Johns and vention this year would be held ette will be entered in cernpeti-
Mrs. Will JOhnS, president and in Masonic Temple, London, on Lion at Toronto.
secretary of the district for two October
15 and 16, with the The Crediton ladies will hold a
tea on October 4 when Mrs
this area, er.
Minister ItEt:turns
for Anniversa:ry
4 iecongregation filled
James St. United iturcis., :00. Sun.
d* ,moraing to bear the Bev.
A. IL Irwin, Brantford,. for -
Mer. soiter, who returned., ;a
guest speaker for the smelter,
nary service ,of4he Woman's As-
sociation. Bev. Irwin. took as his
text "Sanctified Service."
.A ladles' choir, (1.irected by
Lawrence Wein, sang two in.
theins. john Vornari WAS
sOloist, Gordon Koch, at the I
piano, ,accorrionnied the organ,
1.St,
Mrs, B. Desjardln of Grand The spedal collection for the
Bend, was re-eleeta preStdent, 4""1"Unted to "SQ.
Past president is Mrs. Kenneth
J I f dh
inns, o 't/too am and vice-
preskieets ere Mrs,' John
Clean, Seaforth, and Mrs.
Strang, Ifensall; seeretarY,
treasurer, Mrs, A. Iienxilton,
Grand Bend; assistant, Mrs,
•Gordon IVIackenzie. of Seaforth;
federal representative, Mrs. Gor.
don r apple, Seaforth; alternate,
Mrs. Newell Geiger, ef Zurich;
auditors, Mrs, K. Kellerman and
Mrs. L. Taylor,. Dashwood.
Conveners of standing com-
mittees: Agriculture and Canad-
ian Industries, Mrs. Harry Hor-
ton, Heesall; community activi-
ties and public relations, Mrs. A,
Orr, Benson; historical research.
and current events, Mrs. W. D.
Maek, Crediton; home economics
ma nodn diraliCtili,1;peMn iliaznIenesshipprlat
education, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman,
•Seaforth; resolutions, Mrs. as.J
Scott, Seaforth. Mrs. llossack
conducted the election.,
Dashwood, Grand Bend and
Crediton branches entered a cont.
pieta baby layette in the 'Salada
Tea competition. The .judges,
Mrs. N. Ness and Mrs, E. Klein-
stiver, Dashwood, egave the '• de.
cislon in favor of Dashwood,
with Grand Bend second and
d t ne •
years—were honored. with gifts •
for their services. • Who realizes that no nation lives George Wilson, St. Marys, and
District President Mrs. Emery to itself alone." The aim Will be Mrs. Gordon Maynard, liuion-
Desjardine, Grand Bend, urged to establish a scholarship for a yille, delegates to the eighth tri -
WI members to exercise their girl in the Londbn area to attend ennial meeting of the Associated
franchise during the coming Macdonald Institute, Guelph, ' Country Women of the World to
election. "Women's Institute Mrs. Raymond Ending, Grand be held in Colombo, Ceylon., front
rriembers," she f aid, "are think-
Bend, Mrs. Sid Baker, Dash- July 3 to 13, will tell their
wood, •and Mrs. Ed Lainport, experiences.
ing women of our community
Crediton, reported on the ninth Mrs, Charles Reeves of Grand
and -the quality oour Institute,s .
s
is Judged by individual mem- annuel°facers* conVention held Bend contributed a piano selee-
bers. Remember it is not who is in Guelph reeentTY• tion.
right but' what is right,";
Delegates were welcomed by • •W
the Dashwood branch. Mrs. Arth- L
ur Rundle, Huroridale, replied. ives Lay own aw
D
Mrs, Arnold Kuntz, president0of
Mrs. J....- D. Hossack, Embro, • •
district directors, Atter Trea' ling Kinsmen
provincial director ratified the
An invitation was accepted to
hold the annual in Crediton next Exeter Kinettes treated their estates are • distributed when
year. husbands to dinner Monday night there is no will etc.
Committee reports highlighted and then laid down the law to
lie warned wives they can ex -
the celebration of the sixtieth them. . pect none of their husband's
anniversary of the Institute The neat feat caught the realty if they leave home.
movement. Branches marked the spouses completely off guard. The former reayer emphasized
occasion in various ways—sPe- On the excuse of Celebrating the need for legal advice in
cial trips, entertaining grand- the Kinette Club's fifth birthday, property matters and pointed out
mothers, family nights etc, the wives 'wined and dined King- that the profession was encoor-
Those who i presented' reports men in grand style at Arm, aging persons to consult lawyers
on standing • committees were strong's Restaurant. more frequently, regardless of
ad -
ter; Mrs. Wilfred Celeman, R.R. the person. of W. G. Cochrane, vise' •i
Then came the cOrrimercial in their ability to pay for (Re Mrs. R. Westcott, R.R.3 Exe-
4 Seaforth; Mrs J. M. Tiernan, town lawyer who was instructed Mr. Cochrane was introduced
Dashwood; Mrs. Wilfred Mack, by the Kinettes -to tell their hus- 13y Mrs, Sheldon Wein and thank -
Crediton; • Mrs. James Drum. bands •just where they stood in ed by Mrs. Les Parker., XI's.
mond, R.R. 2 Kippen;‘ Mrs. regard to the, legalaspects of Ralph Genttner, Kinette presi.
James Scott, R.R. 2 Seaforth marriage. , _ dent, presided.-Finemistresslinwas
and Marion Hemingway,. Brus- FOa
rtuntely for the Kinsmen, Mrs. Jack Cough
sels,
Tells History
Of Landmark
The history of an old home
and landmark at Corbett was
giveft by Mrs. Art Lightfoot at
Historical Research and Cur-
rent Events meeting of MeGil-
livrey Institute held in West Mc,
Gillivray Hall, She accompanied
the talk with a poem "Yester.
day and Today,"
The motto ,,A wise country
preserves its reeortis" was dis-
cussed by Mrs, Wes Lewis • whe
presided for the program, Mrs.
Fraser Dixon gave an account
f the life of Pauline Johnson"
A skit "The Gossipers" was
presented. by Mrs. Earl Dixon,
Mrs. Art Lightfoot, Mrs. nos,
Kooy and Mrs. Hiram Dixon.
Mrs, Lewis favored with a
Mouth -organ selection, aeon -wan-
ted by Whs. Earl Dixon.
Mrs. Garnet. Hodgins and Mrs.
Earl. Morley were appointed
leader and assistant for the local
leadertrainingschool. Mrs.
Cecil Ellwood and Mrs. Earl
Dixon. were pained delegates to
the. district annual. Several new
members joined the Instittite.
• Phone 70 Main St.
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he also told the wives where Mr. and Mrs. DougGrayer
Following the dinner served
thetood. conducted square dancing fol.
sladies of the W.S.W.S. of the
church aitd ,the opening devo. The lawyer described how the lowing the banquet.
tions by Rev. W. Krotz, Mrs. .i. properties of both man and wife Kinsmen Deputy Govereme
D. Hossack, provincial director, are affected when, they exchange elect Les Parker expreded ap-
spoke on the expansion of the vows (the wife gets approxi- predation to Exeter Kinettes,.
Federated Women's- Institute of mately one-third of the hus- Kinsmen and to members of the
Ontirio and urged each member band's but the husband doesn't itedsall clubs • who supported
he continue to develop mentally, get any of the wife's); how him in his successful campaign
morally, intellectually and spirit- charitable gift tax and seem- for office. A number of Hensall
sion duties are applied; noW Kt/Isl.-nen and xinetles, were pro..
iiaul, tttttt tttt '
• ,
ent.
• . . . : . Mrs. Harold 'Preszeator 'was
in charge of the program. Draws
1 were won by Ray Wtierth and
Irvine Armstrong.
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Modern.
Gram Says: /
Another
TV Debate
By MARJORIE. STEINER
' Lowe ce ver
st We are always proud when
• Beauty Salon Phone 349
I 314 Main St.
gtr6;ta- ianLme7PwCP'alh:fefri3fs:' Centralia)scrrutshed
weoeokht tohfissoamreea ofdenithoent
RIGIDAI ing their ability on -C,K,11.1C,—. 1 cup white sugar ,
cu butter
1HIGH STYLING
PERMANENTS
HAIR TRt ATMENTS
TINTING
vw Open Tuesday. to Saturday
FOOD PRIEZER0REFIRIGERATOR TV. Making her debut two weeks 2. eggs separated- Pearl Henderson, Prop.
i I Combine yolks of eggs 1,
ago was 1VIrs. RoY Morenz bf 1 can crushed pineapple.
pashwood. For several years, •crearo together sugar and
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. This 10.1 en. ft, low-C�t Super Model is the big
"bonus baby' of '57! And these towcoality Frigidaire
fetturesprove it beyond a doubt:
• Real Zero Zone Freezer m- holds 44 lbs.
• Esclusive Cycla-Matic Defroeting in refrigerator
Section—you don't do a thing
6 Four Pull -Width Shelves—hold OVen the largest
caseeraeS '
• Full-MdthGlide-Out Porcelain Hydrator hwholda
over half a bushel
Exclusive Sifety-Settl Latch ,-opens ivith slighrk
presaure Meek or out yet kosiiat door tightly sealed
• Big, Deep Storageettoor with 5 removable &elves,
and Special Butter Compartment
Suitt atA d by General Motors
she has been among the top p neapp e.
Dram
at
Winners in the domestic classes W1th creamed mixtute. sin
pineapple and stir ifi with above i
at txeter fon fair. mixture. Last -- fold in stiffly i
On TV she made the fudge beaten egg whites. .•
or which. she won first prize Place 1/2 the graham wafer
crumbs in bottom of pan. Spread
at our fair for two years. She pineapple mixture over them i
was. kind enough to give us the
recipe for this week's tolumn. and top with The remaining
erumbs. Let stand for 24 hoers. t•
So if you like fudge, you are in
Serve With whipped cream and
for A special treat when yeti
decorate with cherries.
make' this
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MarNtel Chocolate Fudge Our Other newton -ler, Mrs. II
(Mrs. Rol Moretz, DashWood) Mervin Dunn, gave us a cookie
Mix iit a saucepan: recipe. You don't have to bake
2 oz, thOcolate, cat fine this kind and they earl be quick-
1i eups white sugar ly made akl will quickly disap-
1/2 cup milk pear too, we imagine. Mrs.
2 Tbep, shortening Dunn told tie she has ntade the
2 Tbsp. better '' peewit cookies from Mts. Harry
. 1 Tbsp, torn eYettP , CoateS recipe several times Arid
1/4 tsp.. salt , likes them very much,
Itring 'to rolling boil stir- Cornillike-Peanut Rutter Cookies
ring conStantly. Heil briskly for (Mrs, Mervin )unn)
a few minutes, tint)" it forms a .
1/2 cup peaput butter or nut
hard ball When dropped in Old erttheh
Water. Let a& 16 te 15'nlinutte etne broWri sugar
After addirig. ti heaping table- 1,2 too torn Ayturi
spoon of margin:la low whip, COmbine these iegredients in E.
Add 1/2 cup ebepped huts end I top of dotible Willer until Melt.
teaspoon Vanilla and beat until ed and well Mixed. ftetneve
thiek. Pour into greased pee. (rein heat eod add: S
j.
teoiting the -fudge for a shorter1 1 cupg earraiakdg
Mte„ Morotte tog;etit that by vaallia
--k Mix N,0101 and drop front soak%
time elle makes delicieue
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tell -4 or ebeeelate S mice, (The mite waxed. paper, set asido to „i
marshmallow whip ten be bought, „tool,
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Our Other IWO eontributora by our xecipe of last week Mit
to the eoltenn this week are substitute* Piheatepte
in pia sealers.)
;; tney stayed aWay 10 long.
new ebeS.,, We Wondered. WIlY powder., Rhitbarb and pineapple
• 'ne grove s fa sent tr$ two of her favourite (wog :ray powder. Mrs,
melte it hitt COMbinatiOn,
Mil. L, Chaff e Centre- And here is another hint for
reeities AtulAbis week we'114ia5a Blackwell adde s therry
• Mt to you. her reethed Makitte Uy powder At)* Met- ArVr
'41Pholia- It . Exofir• plfteapple.iteasert whish should it is :cooked, It adds flevor Whielt
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Yes, we do wedding takes with wore of a persOnal
pride. The cake we cake .is delicious to ,eat and Ls of
a very distinctive design. Let MS bake your :calre ".
you're planning a. trip: to the altar in the near future..
Ers ma nls Bakery --
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These clays most people work under
pressure, worry more, sleep less. This
strain an body and brain makes Physical
fitness easier to lose—harder to regain.
Today's tense living, lowered resistance,
overwork, worry—any of these may elect
normal kidney action. Witen 'kidneys get
out of order, excess ale sod wutee
remain in the system. hen backache,
.disturbed rest, that "tired -out"' heavy -
heeded feeling often follow. That's the
time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills., Dadd's
stimulate the kidneys to normal action.
Then you feel better—sleep better—work
better. Ask for Dodd's Kidney Pilo et
any drug counter. •53
Fl or The Lovely
June Bride
Flowers!
Flowers create a beauti-
1 ful atmosphere for the
traditional wedding cere-
1 mony . and theret00
need to worry about them if
you leave this part of your
.reparations in our hands,
i We'll take- charge of bouquets,
bontonnaires, church deeora-
tions• and reception centre -
.1 pieces add you Cad be assured
of prompt, efficient delivery.
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wedding not
today?seeus
about "lir
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