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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-06-06, Page 15Realize $45 From Auction An :auction sale of n>iseellan- .eaus articles .donated: :by the Members of Main Street Eve- ning Auxiliary was a feature of the ,pine meeting• on Monday night from which the sung, of s45. •was. realized. Mrs, R. E'. Russell Was the apetioneer. .airs, A, Bowen .arranged the meeting and was assisted in the .devotional by Mrs Clarence MacDonald and Mrs. Ed. •Wurni, Mrs. Cecil Wilson, president, conducted the business. It was • -decided to commence the fait reason with a pot luck supper in September-, A sale of baking, canned goods: and aprons is to be held on September 28, Each tinenrber brought a visit, or to the meeting. Ethers. • Beauty Salon PHONE 18, GRAND BEND OPEN Monday to Saturday, 9 to 6 Priddy Evening until 9 Chooses ,Birthday For Wedding ;Day Baskets of white .mums, Urn* atnd. lighted candelabra decorated JAMes 'St, United ,ehureh for the wedding on Saturday at higtr moot of Marion Avis Crossman,, .daughter of Mrs. crossman..anit' the late Ta.ecil t, Crossman, Exe- ter, ito James Tokarx, Exeter son of 4r. And Mrs, William To- karz, Alymer.. The occasion 'W3* also the hirthday Qfthe bride. Rev. kl J. Snell performed the -ceremony and Mr. Lawrence Wein. organist of the church, played wedding music and ac- companied the .soloist, Miss. •Con, Ole iQstiand. (liven in marriage by Mr. Donald Ralph, the bride wore * floorlength gown of white nylon chiffon rind Valencia lace over slipper satin featuring, a molded lace bodice outlined in shirred nylon, petite , sleeves and bouf- fant skirt. A pill box headdress Of lace held her fingertip veil of aiylork chiffon. She carried a white flible crested with pink roses and stephanotis, SibY1 Crossman, rii.ald of honor for her sister and Miss Rena Murray Exeter and Miss Jane Batkin, Clint o n, bridesmaids were gowned in waltzlength dres- ses of nylon chiffon with fitted, bodices and bouffant skirts is Frances Greene, Elinor Wasnidge yelw,Pink and blue respectve- ly. They wore small sailor bats Also *lib 4 Years' Experience, in matching colors and carried. Mrs. Shelia Teevin, nosegays of white baby rnums. recently krithWallace Tokarz, . Alymer,. was his brother's groomsman and Lisa Beauty Salon, London ushers were Eugene Maclaren Ether Proprietress arsine, piss Pro and Dennis .Steppe of Moo. i P A -wedding reception and ,din- .� er was held at Armstrong's res- taurant. For travelling to points on Lake Erie the bride donned a box suit of pale blue linen with white accessories and a corsage of white roses, On their return Mr. and Mrs. Tokarz will reside in Exeter. 14 "IN DOING WE LEARN" ..+..*(Antiler's name below).•1� Before a physician re- ceives his license to prac- tice medicine he must learn how • to do every- thing necessary to diag- nose and treat disease. Before we pharmacists receive our license to practice pharmacy we must compound prescrip- tions under the watchful, eyes of our instructors, and prove that we know how to properly com- ' poundand protect the potency of medicines. Therefore, your future health, is always better served when you go to your physician for advice on what to do and what to take, and get any need- ed medicine from your pharmacist. e YOUR PHYSICIAN ,CAN PHONE Exeter 447 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE • Pick up your prescrip- "'tion if shopping near us, or let us deliver prompt- ly without extra 1oharge. A great many people en- trust us with the respons- ibility of filling their pre- scrpitions. May we com- pound yours? • 'Andrew - Johnston Drugs Main St., Exeter •. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS *Quotation by George Herbert (1595-1633) Copyright 1967 (6W4) Modern Beauty Salon 314 Main St. Phone 3 HIGH STYLING PERMANENTS HAIR TREATMENTS TINTING Open Tuesday to Saturday Pearl Henderson, Prop. • COUSINS WIN BABY SHOW--Prgof that beauty runs, . in the family Was provided on prizes inIHensall .spring fair's baby ,show. Friday when cousins won three of the six: pr_ e p James Earl Ferguson, centre, son 'bf Mr. AdMrs, Russell Ferguson, R,E.. Hensall, wonfirst prize" in the under -six months el ass. His cousin, John Ross Kinsman, left, son of Mr, and Mrs. Bob Kinsman, R.R. 2 ippon, came second in the same competi- tion, arid' another cousin, Jane Mary Ostler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ostler, xeter, placed second in rite over six months class. •.T -A. Photo Visit NOW York On l oneyrnoon Alm To Prevent 'Y G Pink caraatlanal ferric rndocer . B. r candelabra decorated Thom** O' ! - .�.Tit; Th TinstniAsinnalti Road. _United Church •Mt 'Salto. Miss Lorna Taylor showed My'rloret Mildred Claire 13ellantyne slides with' y Easter trip to Urmuda and A ' f Mr. d M Lloyd � Allison. on her 'winter trip .014S �' d Y, June 1,for the wedding of lid comments on lutr ureilvittats i . bt e e Ira. Hiur �1r daughter ii r, firs xs.::: I. rax*a. Ballantyne, Rat. '3, Exeter, .and. W.' MaKIe I. Gerold' Douglas Bell, son of.Mr. to Florida• at the June meeting t. and Mrs. 0-1004 Bell, R.R. 1, of the 'Willing. Workers Evening ..... 400411 '•1V FANCIES Rev. W. 3. Moores Officiated at the g o'clock :cere mony, miss church on Monday .evelirng'« Agnes BOY, Thea a R , , »wring the business period flayed wedding oiusie, and ac. ,conducted by the president, Mrs: ompan the soloist, Mrs. W'es Witmer a petition too, William Cann, who sang 9'11 Walla Beside Y_Qil" ,and "O Per, &muting the sale of beer in oro, feet Love," eery stores was circulated. This of London •Confe Aso- fathertee inth inbarnarria a*lovelyyher :petition Pn stemmed. from a renes • Auxiliary held. iii ;1'anres St.` Marjorie D111(44. YOlu06,t1M11,D1,l$$: . errnatnent Waiving Haig Stylingand Shaping Tinttflg and Cold, Waving Phsntt 1.46 A floorlength gown of Chantilly Braneh and is being circulated lace and nylon toile over duets- throughout the. Pres yterials. rr ess :satin ;fashioned with lace It was, decided to donate 31.8 bodice with sabrita neckline to the C,G,T,T„. to send a girl dotted with seed pearls. ,and se- to Camp. The study hook for q}ains, lace lily-pgbtt sleeves} the fall and winter<is to be or , .tl!'nl'�' - bouffant skirt banded wikh :Chan- tiered again and the fall season tikly lace and deep nylon tu11e Will open September 3 with a flounce. Her headdress of Sher- ,supper' meeting. Spirella Corsetier�e has red nylon tulle with lace tip- :Mrs. Hector Murray reported" some excellent ideas 'in sum, 49 Urge Women SupportCT CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTON" HOTSON -Phone 156 Grind 'Bend.: pique held her finger-tip illusion. On the recent cancer meeting. mer -weight garment*. See bt v.. ell. The evening's program wasnal her14W fax eltpereBo' Miss Wilma Harper, Cromarty preceded by a pot luck supper. ed uilatiAn, cousin crof the bride, as iueid of . bailor, and Mrs. Fleming $imp- Labour income in Canada is son, Exeter, and Miss Marion Mfrs V. A.rrnstl'fln Bell, sister of the groom, as 1956 exceeded .314 billion, com- g bridesmaids were gowned alike tired to $9;6 billion in 1851 and PHONE 126 2 5 billion in 1938 ballerina - length dresses with pH, • ooU1u0,114rr/NA,}I}f}nnP}pp}it}q}1,UU,U,NP,I•tP}tN}P} matching picture hats. They carried bouquets of pink carna- tions ' and Pinocchio palms. Linda Hackney, cousin .of the bride; as flower girl, wore pink nylon, and her flowers were blue carnations with white Sweet- heart weet _ heart roses, s. Lorne Ballantyne, brother of T.T. the bride, was groomsman. , Ushers . were Robert Bell and =, Donald Ballantyne. Powder blue nylon trieetine EXETER in The wedding reception was 1. held in the church parlors, de - orated in a. color scheme of pink and white. Receiving guests, the bride's mother chose a gown of brocaded aqua crystalette with corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother wore blue crys- s tolette with pink rose .corsage. p„,,,,,1 Assisting in serving the wed- ding edding dinner were Miss Margaret Bray,; . Miss Marion Lamport, l Miss Grace . Johns and Miss ee KarenOn 'Television For a honeymoon in New York, Iap Drinking the bride donned a powder blue French crepe suit, black and white accessories and pink f Addressing the convention of is Huron County Women's Chris- tian Temperance Union held Friday afternoon at James St. United Church, Exeter, Mrs. George Mitchell of Arva chose for her theme "Concerns.” "One of Abe deepest concerns As about • Temperance, " Canada places sixth in the drinking countries of the world. We must have sympathy and understand- ing for the victims of the drink traffic. Churches should not be a museum' for old saints but a Come To Avon's 71ST ANNIVERSARY Open House EXETER LIBRAP Y • BASEMENT Thurs., June 13 afternoon and evening Check your Avon needs and come and see our display. '*TEA WILL BE SERVED DOOR PRIZE . MRS. JUNE .1IEINBUCK MRS. MARION .ELLIOTT, Exeter South Exeter North. • Newest Cooking Mit cie PARAGON' 30" ELECTRIC RANGE hospital for sinsick souls," she the purchase of two i1 from rom late Miss Jean the bequest of the corsage. said.On their return, the sou?le Mrs. E. Geigel. of London, a Murray of Hensel], . to .be pre- kill live at Hensall. past president, who presided for sented to the W.C.T.U. at the i Guests were present at the the convention, introduced the Provincial Conventipn at Osha- wedding from Detroit, Toronto,• guest speaker. • The devotional wa June 11, 12 and 13. Sarnia, London, Mitchell, Zurich, period was in charge of Mrs- L Soloist was Mrs. T. Coates of Hensall, Exeter and Woodham. - Jewell, assisted by'Mrs. G. •iiensall. A vocal duet was ren - Johnston and Mrs, J. B. Craps- dered by Mrs, It. Shapton and ton, all of Goderich. Mrs, 0. Andrew of Exeter, Re- helps educate toward the farm• See our #etching cottons. in A memorial service for Mrs. ports Po the 'various depart- ing of the habit, as an inevitable brilliant, sun -kissed colors. MARIANNE'S Beau#y Parlor HENSALL Located Behind. Post Office PHONE 223 POR APPOINTMENT ti ,n}i}4Mi 'T, Trevethick was conducted by nients were read and adopted. partof life, and, whereas ad• Dainty and fresh, they wash Mrs. W, J. Pybus and Mrs. C. Mrs. T. Jewell, Goderieb, .was Vertisements in our. magazines with eases W. Down, erected president. Vice-president and periodicals educate our A letter from Mrs, Ambrose in is Mrs. J, Cranston Goderich Youth to use alcoholic bever- was read announcing corresponding secretary, Mrs. J�. ages, we would petition the gov- Hamilton •ernment to ban till.:- such pro- 1sonoo,uuu„e},putivo,11(1 11, or,i1"�go,}IUWn.......pl:', antel.on,.,t'(xaderiehT; ',record-. e a.,rot oflH111/Hu}u+nlq.Hn}IquP111UPW11} 11Uun.}}Inl} !ng ;l Secretary, Mrs. i1, Powe, Exeter:.: treasurer; Mrs. ,G. Johns - tont Goderich; evangelism and christian stewardship, Mrs, W. Pybus, Exeter; drugs and nar- cotics, 1VIrs. W. C. Pearce, Exe- ter; soldiers and sailors, Salva- tion .Army Office. Goderich; Gr}lim Says: Try These In YQur Qven BY MARJORIE STEINER Medal contest, Mrs. H. Powe, Exeter; flower and fruit; Mrs. S. MCFai's, Exeter; temperance in Sunday Sehools, Mrs. E. Raith- by, Goderich; press, Mrs, Maude We had an interesting conver- and has used many of the res-- Hedden, Hensall. sation with Miss 'Marie Hodgson ipes, We hope toknow later who Resolutions passed at the Ion- one day recently. Marie has she is Meantime we'll just say vention included: Whereas,, un - grams an o censor a picture shows which show social, drink- ing • favorably, thereby educat- ing the young toward drinking. We resolve to urge all' women to refrain from, social drinking or serving liquor in. their homes making `an effective protest against the socially undesirable custom. Whereas there has been an ur- gent appeal to legalize the sale of beer and wine in grocery stores, we hereby protest any • future action on the part of the Retail Merchant's Association to legalize the .sale of beer and . wine in grocery stores. Whereas, hi spite' of m any protests, certain provinces have issued licences to. serve bever- age alcohol for consumption on transcontinental trains where ab- stainers. and :minors ` must sit with those who consume it, and must travel in cars where il- legal drinking is a disturbing in- fluence, be. it resolved that we call upon our federal ministers that they do not allow such con - completed two years at McDgn- "thanks, der thee Act, aid Institute and at the end of "The recipe, for white cake the salCanada Tempere of. liquor is iteg le her fourth year, plans to be- mix, is easy to make and can be if come a home economics teach- used to quickly whip up a cake," the C County, nt ' were ' repealed whereas, by er. She is so enthusiastic about our friend says, vote and the ligi4or control ac her course that she'.surely will White Cape Mix carne' into force the way would be able' to create interest in the (A Faithful Reader) be opened for the establishment subject in others. 1 box (2%4 pounds) cake flour of liquor stores and the sale of houseeenr she has been keeping rs 5 cups sugar liquor. .would be made' legal, for the other members i therefore we urge' all women to of the family white her parents la cup double-acting baking use their influence in every Way are taking a trip to the west. Powder _ to create public opinion lit favor She has givers us a recipe this 1 Tbsp. salt week one fie has to 3cups'shortening (room tem- of the Canada Temperance Act t ) until such time as g y Mix dry ingredients. Sift to- 10 (" Orange Bread Exeter) gether 3 times into a large bowl b 10 rams de icting socia drinking steel recent- better legisla l• peva ore tion is placed in our statute ra range � ooks. ' Miss Marie Hodgson, or onto Ware into waxed paper. Whereas radib:and l TV ki e- 1 large orange surra tion of beverage alcohol on• e t time until such legal action can be taken the existing laws be strictly enforced. any rains, and that in the mean - 3. Turn to Page g p J. cup sugar ^��sr 1 egg �r 1 Vs. cup milk 2 cups sifted flour 3 tspss baking powder iii :tsp. salt 1 Tbsp, melted butter or short- ening. Grate rind of orange' then squeeze juice. Add the sugar to the orange. Beat egg and add milk to it. .Add this to first mix- , ture. Sift flour, baking powder and salt end add. Beet all to- gether thoroughly. Pour into wish well -greased loaf pan. Allow to EL -HEA?' rise for 20 minutesin a warm THERMAL EYE & SWITCHES Th'plis Bake 325 for 1 hour. This bread keeps moist and is even better the day after it is baked. • * * * We had such a pleasant sur- prise last week when we re- ceived a letter from H.R. Wood- ham. which contained an inter- eating recipe The only disapoint- meet was there was no "name signed, The writer said she is a faithful reader of our ' column 1 .< THERMAL EYE Left front element equipped With Theri$ %l Eye— watches cooking - . - maintains exact heat desired for frying; boiling, warming. All pots au- ,. tomatitally controlled, TEL -U -HEAT SWITCH PANEL Shows the intensity and dls• tributtonr of heat on surface elements provided by each Of the pushbutton switches, ChoicI by sight is easy and .titre', SUPERSIZE OVEN , Prfivldes edpocity for your largest (amity gather**, Como to owl soe tide brood iesw sie}stcloa'iaitira& for t'ounoti It.' the Watt to shags, CHANGE OF LIFE " HOT FLUSHES Why stiffer from flit tinabed, ;nee* ' roue tension, irritability* weak. need, lossof appetite, aehet and paint, simple abanit* during change ef, life?' Remember', lit (iliitinel TTOO, the xiiajority of women enjoyed striking relief with New Fordiule Tablets ler Compound. Most likely you wilt be helped. •too. Se we offer-. 30 GAYS #Ret TUATMENt 14 you aro not hrilped 100g6t:Lsinkbawet.fro nyourDru Stltre. Take for 30 flays as directed t+ttth}6ctiuseef,yourcotrtplahrti. ou ila, itot etpesienee etrikin* relief, Meati) to the empty canton fee We bareTrefund of thonifeilds of tie money, mens• 1'wle on Cele front satisfied users, loin then today. Try out tare, sa,rifin pla'a. Gkt but nie�t}: +to•tree NewFen'mui* lL 'dna E. JPifkliiiM xabltta wilt • wyit Vlt*1st iron, tie Ct►itrlianttri . P1'1010AINI er ONT'Aiife �4. • Dresses Sizes to 241/2 From $3.95 New Gay Shorts $1.95 Up • Sleeveless Blouses, $1,95 IRWIN'S PHONE 474 EXETER i • . We Ari Now FuIiy Air- Fonditionedt Your past patronage has realty beat appreciated and we hope that you will cdtttiflue to Came arid tie US., OPEN FOR BREAKFAST AT 7:00 A.M. We're' Giving Our Staff „ . - A,Weil=Deserved DayeOff By Closing All Day Sundays Armstrong's and' Rather's Restaurants Will Remsain Open, I EEP s ' 1ufIey Restaurant HOHR m t MAIN ORM OH''A :1 ► ' u,,`'- -w Sizzie 1his Sitimiti.