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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-07-18, Page 7Closed For Holidays July to • wuEu t Marjorie Dilkes Your Hairdresser Phone 140: "NECESSITY IS VIE MOTHER! OF INVENTION" - "(Author's .nazn9 below).. Pharmaceutical ,chemists are not only, creating new man-made ,synthetic medicines,but are also perfecting better ways of improving their action. We now have "delayed action" drugs, Special coatings that dissolve at exactly timed intervals permit part of the medi- cine to act first and the rest of it at later hours.. This gives us divided medication in one dose.. - Your physician is .entire- ly familiar with the pro- gress beixl,g .made and knows that as soon as each new discovery is available we stock it in our prescription depart- ment, 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 charge. A great many people en- trust us with the respons- ibility of filling their pre- scriptions. May we com- pound yours? . Andrew Johnston Drugs Main St., Exeter PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS -Ouota.tion by George Farquhar (16.75-1707) Copyright 1557 (7W2) Describes Trip To EIimvil a 1�1/ Mrs. Norman Athos/ Kirkton was guest speaker at the July e ng l,limville Women'rs. Institute last Wednesday, She �. told of :her trip through the West -r s ern provinces, N.►►� Mrs. Alvin Cooper gave a . deznanstration ori ironing teff sleeves with an electric: 11ght bulb, Mrs. Ross Skinner .conducted the meeting arranged by the community activities and public. relations committee, Miss Ruth 'Skinner 'discussed the motto "Happiness isn't per- fect until you have shared it." Mrs. Delmer Skinner gave .a report of the officers' conven- tion held at Guelph. Miss Ruth Skinner and Mrs, Ward Hern were presented with gifts from the Institute :after serving as president and secre- tary for the past two years, Travel between Canada and the United States by rail, through bus, boat and plane in the first 11 months of 1955 showed an in. crease of three per cent over 1954. 'Y -GO-BY' ,,Beauty Bar Myrland Smith, Prop. Inlibrielrinl SOiInq, >!'ernalnenjn jlnlr 7`rPfrtmente, 7Nnil oe cion fen rem, Tondoln 409 Malin St. Phone 522 Modern Beauty Salon 314 Main St, Phone 349 HIGH STYLING PERMANENTS / HAIR TREATMENTS CLOSING SATURDAYS • AT NOON DURING JULY AND AUGUST Pearl Henderson, Prop. Hi -Line Beauty Salon Cook's Hotel CENTRALIA Phone 750-W-1 Exeter For Appointments Tuesday through Saturday Air Conditioned Dryers MARG COWARD, PRO!. NEW HOME ECONOMIST Shirle Institute il h y Patterson, right, a 1957 graduate of Macdonald ph, began this week herlduties as home economist for Huron County. She is seere discussing g the garden club project with. Miss Jean Scott Perth, su er visor of co y and district home economists # p in charge of the large enhomemakingclub or the province. Miss ,Patterson will be it in arg future. program in the county and hopes to extend —T -A Photo Home Economist Forg e Program Huron HOpes To Enlar When. 'Shirley -Patterson, 1957 member of the club near Lind- First With Single County graduate of MacDonald Institute, say, my home town." The new economist takes over Guelph, took over as home econo- As Huron County's first full- Huron County clubs from Shirley mist in Huron County this week,time economist employed by the Bullock, of Walkerton, who was she reached an objective she. set Ontario Department of Agricul- in charge of the program in both for herself many years ago. Lure Shirley will supervise the 24 Huron and Bruce. Miss Bullock u garden clubs containing 275. mem- now has Bruce only. She and Miss I always wanted to work with bers already active in the county. Patterson are the first provincial homemaking clubs," she said in She'll offer help and guidance to economists not to have duties an interview this week. "That's club leaders in connection with covering more than a single coun- why I attended Macdonald Insti- the present project and lay ty tute. • I became .quite interested groundwork"Under the new organization, in the, program when 1 was ,a in tbe,,.fall., we hope to be able to give clubs .' "great'er s rvite"than before; '.says +'Y f Miss Patterson. "There is a large. program operating in Huron now and we will attempt to develop itsy. further." The new economist hails from . a dairy farm near Lindsay. Pre- mier Frost's home town. Her father keeps Holstein cattle, al- most all of which are purebreds. She attended a rural public school and Lindsay Collegiate be- fore going to Guelph. A member of the 4-H dairy calf club for three years, she also completed five projects in the homemaking program and served on the executive of the junior farmers for several years. She spent four years at Mac- donald Institute and during her finalclass.year was president of her The slim 5'7t' brunette says her main hobby is sewing and she enjoys making most of her own , clothes. Her first major undertaking in her new position will be inspect-' ing the gardens of club members. She,.and Shirley Bullock and Dougas Keys, part-time fieldman, will visit all the girls' homes dur- ing the next few weeks. In the meantime, she's prepay. ing for the achievement day late in August when the girls will completetheir projects and she's starting work on the fall pro- gram "Working With Wool." Stresses Development • "Developmperson- silty of the ,individual ggirl is the objectiveent of of 'the htheomemak- ing program," says Miss Patter - main son. Other objectives include the 3 learning of sewing, cooking and other homemaking skills, meal planning, good nutrition, dress - OFF making and other practical en- deavours, The girls also learn • : . parliamentary procedure by con- ducting their own club meetings. iUuinlYlnultttntununntniingtrvHilnunnnnuiluinnultninnwuuururrinunnluhtilutrntnninnoun •. In addition to the 4 -It program, Miss Patterson will assist with the Junior Institute and Junior Pannier programs in the county and help with Women's Institute $3.19 work wherever she can. She invites II ti r 0 11 Bounty , � �--- women to bring their homemak- ^Y M ing problems to her. "I'll be glad to help out," she sans. "1 r1^'1't say 1 can answer all the quos- tions about homemaking but, 1 can try to find them out from those who do know," Anoffice has been provided for her in the department building in Clinton and she'll make her home in that town, IRWIN'S LADIES WEAR Exeter Hensall Clinton • 101t11tlrttllt11tttlllnttrtllMit tllttt111,11011lt1tlllntnll Ittltllt11111tllnelltllln11111lrinlllnl11111111111111111111111SIM llllllhintlllnnIlntltlllllntlttnittrtllrltlintll11111111nlllllllllltlltnlrttllt lltltllnitl/tlllttlullnitt/1111141tirntt, 25To OFF = OiieRack Our Entire Stock re es Dresses of Rayons Nylons Terylenes Cottons.. Shorts Pedal Pusher, Baby Doll Pyjamas , Catalina Swimming Suits 5./111/1111111"1011111itl1ltttlilllll41110110111Mitt llilllrtittlnlnllottnlflllltltn111n1111tllftlitllllt11111111111nt111lllittl11 0 Summer Skirts VAL:LICs TO l55.95 Summer Blouse ALL $3.98 NOW $2.9B - ALL $3.98 NOW $2.39 ALL $1.98 NOW $1.39 TShirfs ALL $x4,95 NOW 3.79 ALL! 912.99 NOW 2739. 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July 13 for the wed- ding of Pere Ethel Sawyer and William .'tames Dolton The hrtde is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sawyer, Science :1lili, and Mr. arid; Mrs, Andrew Deu- gall 11.R. 3 Exeter are parents of. the groom, The 2 o'eleek double ring cer- emony was performed by Rev. W. IL Pike. Miss Aileen Selves, Mtge of the bride, played tra- riitional wedding triuste and ac- eotrinetttetl the aoleict, "loin Sawyer, brother of the bride, 'iteSt: Turri to T cgs 10 . This That Gram Says EY MRS. i;14 We received a note from "Wain" at the end of .the week and she sand they were getting rested again after their strenu- ous days' before leaving Exeter, We quote "our limes Advocate reached us last Saturday and what a welcome sight it was." She enclosed a recipe which had become .quite popular with. her the daysr whendn aPplesern were ds rnino in season. Several said they had served it -to guests and were con-. plirnented •on the "delicious apple pie though there is no apple in it, .Grant hadn't tried it but plans to do so, APP.L,ELESS APpt-E PiE 2 cups boiling; water 1r/4 cups sugar added 2 tsp. cream, of tartar 24 Rita crackers dropped- in Boil alt together for 2 zein. u.tes, Make your favorite pie crust. Wbaiutrs lapour crust. Dot with buter and sprinkle with cinnamon. Bake at 375 degrees until crust is done and brown, May be used in graham wafer crust and topped with whipped cream. Gram further said she hoped the recipe column would continue, socome on, girls, with those recipes. TSI C-c-rryun of the mist enjoyable,. informal the nicest things- about i snthat the housewife should be able to sit back and relax. The men .us- ually look alter the cooking • especially if .there ..are steaks ont the menu. They never taste bet- ter than when cooked over , iii open fire where they can absorb that unforgettable charcoal flav- or Knowing Mrs, Xrvi,ee Arnt- strong had been at the cottage, for some !life, we contacted Iter and asked her for some hints. the Weebarcerta becinlyue," made saigoodd."useSteaks of and chops certainly tasted pretty good." .She said she had been experimenting but hadn't invent- ed any special recipes: ry ghnshe. wasone to wrap coldood cooikted potatoegaves (left .over from previous dinner) in a double .thickness .of foil after seasoning and adding butter, Place around the edge of the coals while the meat is cooking, When the meat is ready the po- tatoes will pe hot and "taste just like baked potatoes." Moreover they can be served. right in the foil — a saving Len dish washing. Any more suggestions? 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