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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-06-06, Page 1810 TOW 71019$44411/00144 JUMP 16, 1957 rt Clande boye Comments NY MRS.. J. H. PATON Mra..:ire :illk. Funeral services a vices were conduct-' ... ped on Monday, JIM S, for Mrs. Ira. Bice. former Elizabeth Ann Sheardown, widow of the late Ira -Bice, by the Rev. J, P. ('rest,. et :the Haskett funeral home, Litean. • Mrs. Bice, daughter of the late Mr. and Airs. Henry Shear - down, was born at Port 4epe June 27, 180. She had been in Wing health, for some time, and died on the old home farm, con. 3 McGillivray township on Saturday. June 1, at the home of her .daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and hlrs, Heber McFalls. She is survived by her daugh- ter, (radii) Mrs. Heber McFalls RR. 1 Clandeboye and one son, Dr, Ernold Bice of London; one sister, Mrs. Ada Canes, Hami- ota, Manitoba; one brother, El. mer Sheardown, Goderich, and one granddaughter, Mrs. Clayton 1 askett of Lucan. She was pre- deceasedby her husband in 1930 end by a daughter, Ina in 1922. Pallbearers were .Carl Bice, Austin Bice, Jim Cunningham, Lloyd Lynn, Harold Lynn and Charlie Cochrane. Interment took place in St. ,Tames Church .cemetery, Clan- deboye. Fenton Ross Carter Fenton Ross Garter, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Carter, died on Monday after- noon, June 3 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. . Funeral service was conducted by' Rev, J. P. Prest, rector of St. Rev. J. P, Prest, rector of St. James Church, Clandeboye at the Murdy funeral home on Wed- nesday, June 5 at 2 p.m, with interment in St. James Church cemetery„ Clandeboye. Mr. Carter was born in Clan- deboye February 3, 1890 and is survived by one brother, Albert, of London; one sister, Jessie. of Toronto. { W.A. And Guild Meeting Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham was hostess for the May meeting on Thursday of the W.A. and Guild of. St. James church. President Mrs. Andy Carter presided. Mrs. Ed. Flynn read the scrip- ture, The Litany was taken by the rector, the• Rev. J. P'. Prest. Mrs. Ernie Lewis gave a pap-; er on Time Plans were laid for Ed. Flynn, Mrs. Andy Carter and Mrs. E. Tomes attended the West Middlesex Deanery meet- ing :held in. St. Anne's :Church, Byron on Monday. Following the service of holy .communion' the Rev. Canon A. H. Davis, B.A, B.D,, gave an illustrated ad- dress on .his recent visit to. the Canadian church in Jordan, In- dia, Pakistan, Hong Kong and Japan. Personal Items Sgt. Bloye, formerly of Moisse and Centralia RCAF stations, left on Sunday for North Bay. Mrs. Max Bloye, Cheryl and Susan. wilt spend some trine in the vil- lage with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. H. Murless. Miss Anne McKenzie, R.N. of the Chatham Hospital visited with Mr. and Mrs. Abner Hend- rie for a few days, On Sunday they attended St. George's church at Belmont, then were guests of Mr. Falls and Mrs, Emily Neale. Later they visited the new church, St. Martins in the field, Oakridge Acres in London. Miss Gwenneth McGowan of Toronto visited Mrs. J. If. Paton on Thursday. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGowan, have taken up residence in Hamilton. They were former residents of Lucan. Bruce Henry and Clare Paton attended the annual Middlesex County Junior Farmer livestock judging competition at Byron on Saturday. It was the largest turn- out for many years, Miss Elaine Grainger and pu- pils of Clandeboye School No. 4 and 12 won the trophy given by Riverview W. I. for top unison chorus, at North Middlesex Music Festival. The Clandeboye W.I. trophy was won by Marjorie Donaldson of the Clandeboye School for best girl soloist. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Roberts of Hamilton and the latter's neph- ew and his bride, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Frost who have arrived from England and taken up res- idence in Hamilton, visited with Mrs. E. Tomes and family on Sunday,. Mrs. E. Tomes and family visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Laughton in Strath- roy. Mr. Laughton recently re- turned from hospital. Friends, Honor ,Almarie Davis )(lisp Almarie Davis, bride - elect of 'Saturday, was hanore4 by ,friends .and relatives. in. St. Patrick's Parish )fall on Satur- day .evening when she was, .given a miscellaneous shower .of ;gifts. A short program was given consistingof a vocal solo by Wendy Kiston,: piano .duet by Sheila and David Elston, 'a, vocal trio by Ileattcer Davis, .Joan' Barker and Leslie Greenlee and a reading by Mrs. Melvin Gard, finer. Airs. Earl Atkinson and Mrs. Richard Dickins imide arrange. ments for the evening, Kitchen Shower Mrs. .Graham Alfreds, London entertained at her home to .a kitchen shower for Miss Davis. on Tuesday evening, May 28. Guests were former members of the 1956 graduating class of Victoria Hospital school of nurs- ing of which the bride -elect was also a graduate, Nurses. Present Miss Davis was presented with a pottery breakfast set on Thurs- day evening byher fellow nurses at Victoria Hospital. London, Janice Neil Honored Mrs. Gerald Northcott and Mrs. Stan Frayne were joint hostesses at the latter's home on Friday evening for friends of Miss Janice ,Neil, bride -elect of Saturday. Janice was the recipient :of a miscellaneous shower, of gifts presented in a flower -decorated basket by Marlene Harness and David Frayne, Shower Nola Perkins Friends and neighbours of Miss Nola Perkins, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Jeffrey on Monday evening to honor her on her approaching marriage. Mrs. Garnet Hicks read an address and Mrs. Milton Luther, presented Nola with a tri -light lamp. Kathryn Hicks favoured with a piano solo and several con- tests were tried. Relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Perkins on Tuesday evening to honor their daughter Nola, bride -elect of Saturday. A miscellaneous shower of gifts was presented to Nola in a basket by Frances Skinner and Marilyn Johns. , a group of six members to at- t7— tend the deanery Meeting in 1 CanadaByron 'on June 3. Mrs. Rae Hodgins presided ; Needs for the Guild meeting. An in- vitation was received from the guild of St. Patrick's Church, Saintsbury, toattend their ba- sear on June 12. 1 It was decided to purchase a diocesan church flag to be used on' Flag Raising 'Day, Sunday, June 9. ' Attend Deanery Meeting Mrs, Karl O'Neil, Mrs. J. Hew- iitt,, Ars.. Fred Simpson, Mrs. Kippen Continued from Page B Mr, Elzar Mousseau has been confined to his bed in the in- terests of his health. Mr. and Mrs. E. Dowson vis- ited an afternoon last week with Mr. Lloyd Dowson and his sister, Miss Ella Dowson of near Var- na. Miss Judy Gridzak visited re- cently with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,Cliff Watson, Cen- tralia, . Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Morton of near Seaforth were Friday after- noon visitors of Mr and Mrs. Norman Long, Mrs. N. Dickert and Merle spent Monday in London. Mrs. Norman Long received word on Sunday that a cousin, Kenneth Long of Owen Sound, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Long, 'was killed Saturday night in a head-on collision near Owen Sound. His wife and baby 'are hospitalised in Owen Sound. Gram Says • --Continued from Page 7 Cut in shortening using a pastry blender or finger tips, until prix , has consistency of corn meal. Store in 'covered containers at room temperature. Makes 20 cups. To measure cake mix, pile it lightly into a measuring cup and level off witha spatula. White Cake • 4! egg whites 0 cup sugar sr cup milk 3 cups white cake mix 1 tsp. vanilla, Beat egg whites until nearly stiff enough to hold peaks. Con, tinue beating while adding sugar gradually. Beat until meringue is very stiff. Add 0 the milk to the mix.. Stir 100 strokes. Add remaining milk and vanilla and beat 200 strokes. (11 an electric beater is used, allow 3 minutes on high for making the mer- ingue then 1 minute on low speed after each addition of .niilk.) Fold in meringue until complete- ly blended. Four into two 8 -inch layer cake pans lined with wax. ed paper. Bake in moderate E75:° F. oven 20.26 minutes. For two 9 inch layers, use 6 egg Whites, % cup sugar, 1 cup milk, 43 cups 'white cake mix and II tsp. vanilla. Bake at 3750 1bo t 25 Minutes, . * . . tor tit different kind of cake 'OAT give ybli Mrs. E. L, Chaffers i.recipe 'for ` (eluate Soup Celt* (Mrs. V. L. Chaffer 1 cup .brown sugar g tbsps, butter 1 egg well beaten 2 cups flour S taps. baking' powder 1 tsp, baking soda 1 tap. cinnamon Vi tsp. nutmeg 1 bit Initiate soup • 1 COO raisins` dredged in flour. lint in usual wily'. Bake in 350° etatt for 0 of are flour, P' S you have, alivatYa in. to send .us * recipe, liut' fa get around to it,. bet. urry. for we won't ;lyeWrit. t,. col'udln much longer. triIia Comm e is Or MRS. PROD SQIMD.IEN • Family Reunion The Gates fancily :experienced a thrill over the weekend when they were :guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Gates. They included; Flet J. T. Gates,, Mrs. Gates and family. of Camp Borden; Mr. Jack Gates, .of Danville, Illinois; Mrs. Lawrence and daughter,. $ usapp, of�Washington, ton, D.C. They . ad all planned a a n to be with their parents at an earlier date when they celebrated their forty-fifth. wedding anniversary but the re- union had to be postponed until the present time, Missionary Guest Speaker Miss. Audrey Finkbeiner, * a missionary on furlough,, will be guest speaker in the United Church on Sunday morning at the anniversary service of the Woman's o mo' s Missionary Society, The following Tuesday evening Visitors with Mrs. E. Abbott dering the past week were Mr. sand, Mrs, Laverne Abbott and, faintly of Pontiac,. Mich., on. . hursda :and Mrs. Love and .r. y, son, Mr. C. Love, of Windsor, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Had- dock were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. O. Pollock and Tommy, Kincardine, were week, end visitors with Mrs. A. Marl- ton, and on Sunday Mr, and Airs. M. Marlton and family of Lobo visited with her, Mr, and Mrs. George Bayn- ham visited over the weekend with Mr, E. Carruthers in Lon - .don, Mrs, :George Baynham attend- ed the funeral .of :her aunt, the late Mrs. Bice, in, Lucan, on Monday. Topics From Harpiey By MISS M. HODGINS. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Newton, Hayter and Linda on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller, Detroit, Mr. -and Mrs. Glen Hayter and family, Sarnia, Mr. .and Mrs. Gordon Ulens, London, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hutchison and family, Miss. Gooding and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gooding and babe of Parkhill and Mr, F. Statton, Grand Bend, Mr. 'Mansell Hodgins and sis- ter and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, Shipka visited Haskett's funeral home, Lucan on Sunday to .call on the family sof tie late .Airs. Ira Bice. Lake Superior, world's largest body of fresh water, is one- quarter in Canada, three-quarters in the United States. Miss Fini:beiner will show plc- .,,, lll1Pt11111111,nunuqutl MI lilt Ili ll l t,nllt111111t1UlUllIp IIIgI RIIlIt111PU11111111111111t01. tures when the Society, meets for the June Meeting, Personal Items "It's Time For A Diefenbaker Government" Mr, and Airs, F. Foley visited for a few days with their daugh- ter, Mrs. M. Sholdice and family, Blanshard By MRS. GL,ADWYN HOOPER Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang- ford and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs. E. Trewartha of Holmesville. Mr: and Mrs, Boyd Dann Sand family, Mrs Margaret Dann of Bryanston were Sunday guests of Mr, and Ml's. Kenneth Park- ' inson. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vickers and Anne of London, Mrs. Eve- lyn Mills of Seaforth 'were 'Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs; Joe Dann, Mr. and Mrs. Jini ' 'Thomson of Granton were Sunday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey attended the funeral of Mrs. Mossey's father, Mr. Waggett,of Toronto, who died quite sudden- ly last Tuesday. 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Reduction of Income Tax by eliminating huge surplusses and by slashing costs of administration. 2. An immediate conference on taxation and fiscal policy to provide greater share of tax dollar for provinces and, municipalities. Result: more revenue for local gov't, less municipal taxes. ,3. Substantial reduction of luxury tax on automobiles. • • HIGHER PENSIONS John Diefenbaker proposes to .set pensions at a figure, high enough to meet the needs of our, older citizens and to make necessary adjustments thereafter on a cost of living basis. • • PARLIAMENTARY SUPREMACY The last liberal administration completely ignor ed the sovereignty of Parliament. John Diefen- baker pledges that under a Progressive Conservative government "the stkpremacy of the people ' in Parliament" will be restored, A FAIR SHARE FOR FARMERS ,John Diefenbaker, long-time Champion of the farmer, says: "My' objective will be equality for farmers in Canada's economy." Elston Cardiff, Huron's staunch defender of farm rights, helped r to draft this PC farm policy: 1. Flexible price -support program based on a fair price -cost relationship. f 2. Reduction or elimination of competitive imports: 3. Vigorous campaign to increase world markets for Canadian farmers: 4, Royal Cotnniissien t� study Spread between producers' returns and consumer prices. , 1. 5, easement of the present restrictive farmcredit situation,defr . • VOTE FOR DIEFENBAKER — ELECT CARDIFF Public ed by Pragressivo Cantervelivii Associatilon, Huron Riding) • s • 1 .4 1