HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-09-19, Page 7,
N ANCIES
Exchange Vows
At• Parsonage
The marriage of Olive Hath
leen Vail, formerly of Charlotte!,
town, P.E.I., and l roost G. j ar-
vey was solemnised by Rev. 11.
Z. Snell at the James :St. Uni-
ted Church parsonage an Tues-
day evening, September 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor i(estle
were attendants .at the care-
' many.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey will re-
' aide in Exeter:,
a
federation Group
.,Mars tri'. Outdo
Masa Margaret Sanders wait
aatoe'atFdaoty
t WmsFederation ine
.Ja.ines Street United. Chttrelt an
Monday .evening. Margaret told
of her experiences at theA world
.catnp for Girl G'iiides at 1)00
rake in August,
. Mrs.. Williem ''Thomsen, .0f the
-Gi tsDemonstrate SI> 'dden: Pastor
Evening Atitxaliary introduced the
study h; on japan til en frnt
Making (f Salads WMS Speaker the hank "Crow yard 1/3
t
fron
�iapaa.'* Mrs, Douglas instey
Misses Margaret Brock and Guest preacher at the W.M,S, conducted tha wt' Soothe* isted
and
.Ruth 1Viiller of the 4-H Garden anniversary servi a in morning by rs,s. nol.d rt Soottco lifts.
Club -demonstrated; ""L is '.toss Street Church, Sunday g
•WAS Ii.ev. Brie M Currey B.A., Gerald Godbolt presided for the
a Salad" at the Citizenship and .B,}I,, of Shedden, program which she and; her group
I!;duiat'on xneettng of the Ehmµ The theme of her discourse ;arranged..
vine Women's Institute held Inst was "Christian. Missions
President Mrs. Carfrey Cann
'ship of
tinder the eoivener- Why,,,, The missioi ry enter- presided for the business when,
strip of Mrs. J -U ward Pym. prise is at the heart of the Chris- ;Plans were made to eater for two
Mrs. liarold Taylor ,gave a iiia ehureh," she said. "If we weddings in the near. future .and
talk on Ceylon, The xnatto' ""I.'he 'reel we have a Rood thing, we for the sector Plan men's,.aupper
fate of the Empire depends ow shouidxl.'t wait to pass it., on, to on September 26y"
the education .of its Youth .was others, Wltsat is spent on Chris- ,
discussed by Mrs, Jackson Woods. flan niissiont is rile merest
Shirley Jaques favored with ttrickle compared to. what is
1 f t Auxiliary B,�gIIDS
1_ pleno'solos, Mrs, Pym an Mrs. spent on other things less pro i
Mar K
YOUR HAIRDRESSER.
iorle t� e5 Harry Castes conducted a radio able -- seine evert harmful to
and television program evalua- us?,
Study Japan
tion survey. 'Mrs. John Goman sang a solo. The study of Japan was intro»
Permanent . Waving , President Mrs. Delmer 'Skin.- W,M.S; members , and C.G,I,T.duced at the September meet-
hair Styling'and Shaping ner eonducted'the business. Mrs. attended in a body, ing of the Afternoon of
James street United churc
Tinting and Cold Wavin; Philip lliei'n and Mrs. 'William Rev. H. J. Smell took anniver church held
Phone 144 Thomson were appointed dole- sary services at F.roxne for Rev. on Thur'g4ay taken by Mrs. Her'
gates to the W. L convention 'n Currey. man Powe. Mrs, Bert . Andrew
London in ,November, 'and Mrs. Mary Hannigan.
Kenneth •Hem were named lead- Anglican Group nearly 90 million and she needs
irl�tOn immigrants and more Opportunity
Mrs. Harold Bell and Mrs. • The population of Japan is
Eth
eiPs- ars for the nest 4-11 Hoineanaroom in
other countries for her
mg Club project `"Working withNoxi A'. K
Wool." lifts Ross Skinner Mrs.
d BVI' , William e v e'n. in g, St. Paul's per month Is $35. She is strong
.. named a comma . Routley were Anglican Church W.A, entertain- for peace, thinking the stout
tee to look after a penny auction, ed their own congregation and bomb is the greatest datastrophy
PHONE 113r GRAND BEND at the NOvember meeting, Mrs. members of the United Church that .could happen to away eaun-
Beauty Salon
dick Hera,
an is friday
for trade. The average income
Kenneth Johns was appointed and W.M.S. and. their husbands, try, She is sending letters to
fatldne'r :ache aiaa4l. S e 'ba4ke `t
woo type of ;pie :with pear*,
peaehela .„or • berries.
Here is :a .different salad reeipe
but "it is good" says Mrs, Glenn
Jeffery.
1 cup •eoaked rice
i, clzp chapped radishes
1 .hap. sli•t;+sd green Atilon
3 cup claop:pod green pepper
1l cups diced celery
cup peanuts
4 filap i ayonn.aise
Z tsp-. lemon juice
fr tsp salt'
• few grains pepper
Combine rice, vegetables .and
nuts- About one '.hour before serv-
ing combine mayonnaise, lemon
juice and seasonings and flu
welt,. Add to vegetable anixture
and serve Qn lettuce.
RECOVERS AFTER NTHS COMA•- t7?lconsciotts for
� N1Q
six months, Shirley Cotham, of Pembroke, Ont., has made
an almost miraculous recovery and now is, well enough to
play with her .doll:s,. She is shown with.. W, J'- Montaigne,
who helped a committee raise 54,000 from the people of
Pembroke to help pay the little girl's hospital bilis. She-
was
hewas seriously injured in a car crash last March.
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15y MRS. J, M. S.
We have come to expect grapes spread over top -of the apples.
at our grocer's on Exeter Bair Measure 1 eup brown sugar,
day. They can be used an so 'loosely packed and completely
cover the apples. It ix►ay.require
a little more than the cupful to
do this, Dat generously with but-
ter. Add 1/2 cup of .cream so that
all the brown sugar is moistened,
This forms a crusty, gooy top
whenbaked which. makes it So
"yuniniy", Mrs, Morenz says,
many Ways and .are so 'colorful
T T STYLING representative tot the Exeter . Rev P h 1'111 p s of Milverton countries in North America ask. Grape stains are easily zemoved
brill C ., _•.ereif soaked in __e
FOR LA, ES ch of the anter Society,
A donation of $10 w voted too IA some of his experiences as a ing'testa •.ot. bombs and nuclear as possible,
. attonal Itistititte � a5 a irecaution to peo<
- Bev. 1 's hues and health. .' a es re-
1vlrs, Kenneth Johns and her Phillips to forward to the mix. The worship service well a fres}ting drink when active y
as vo a es
the Canadian N nissionary there. A collection weaponsl • • Equal pairs of chilled grape.
Ethel Des'ardine of the Blind. was taken.up and given to p e 1 i 1 Ith juice and ginger ale ink A.
i 1 ken die
Proprietress committee were hostesses, sign field. by Miss Pearl. Keyes .assisted by eoid• •
h m nt of the ri ut d, a lino e a ed U. Si.
church. The Ladies Quartette of solo.' Mrs, I•f, .Powe reported for Catharines when a 'monster par -
the United Church favoured with the United States.. telling of the ode —one of the best in Canada
r Black i t' and India e r t queen
members .served lunch.. words when 14ashartis was sewed be featured everywhere.
Personal Items • last February "We are not bound Hid you know that grapes
Mr, Howard Ross of Cottain is by resolutions which are'against .grew wild in this country as far
visiting this vti;eelc with his Sias ons country and interests," back as history records? Leif
ter, Mr. and Mrs, Everett Doupe. President' Mrs- 0. E. Zurbrigg We Lucky, according to legend,
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Smith conducted the business. She an was so impressed with the nuns-
:attended a County Nome eon- nouneed the "Mission to.•The.Na- her of grapevines gwrowing where
vention' in Hamilton' three days tion which is to be
held in he was shill to have' touched that
this past week. , James Street church November he. called the region,. Vineland.
Mr, Dennis Leitchfield. of Vie- 3 to 10 when Dr. B. V. Farris,. Hundreds of years later—around
visited Saturday New York, Director' of the'De- 1636, Jesuit Fathers were cult'•
twith�Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Shier. partment of .Evangelism of the.vat'ng Canadian grapes and mak-
Miss Marion Biackloek, Little National Connell • of ,the United iii; from thein a sacramental
N MissM d i• Nations will be the guest wtae By igll a th.riving vineyard
lockoc or r. r ac - vide and from then on Ontario.
lock of Toronto were Saturday grape culture spread aeross the
guests with Mr, and M.S. G. H, This . Week 1n' rich land of the Niagara Penin-
Mrs. Hiram Hanna spent.the • sola arid,, its surroutrdm trank
After the slides, everyone was ,by
SpecialTwin. e' •r
by MAX FACTOR
AND GET.THIS a
$1.,00
KI.FI
LIPSTICK
$32Q VALUE
FOR
$22
TWO TOGETHER FOR THE PRiCE OF ONE
Max Factor's Hi-Fi Fluid Make -Up and lii-Fi Lipstick
—the perfect beauty duet. And buying them together
means big savings too ! Take this chance to get acquainted
with their charms. The smooth way they go on, the way
they stay put. The way they give you true-to:life Hi-Fi
coloring. You'll love -them, "
Jos Darman. Mrs. rank Next weekend the grape: les-
invited tote basement Wildfong cont b e p t•
wat will be cel ba
two numbers. Mrs. Garth petition of Fak s an n w.ili be held. The grape
ler sang, two solos and the W,A. quoting Prime Minister Nehru will be crowned and grapes will
Shemogue, B., a e ane preacher. had been established at Cooks-
TheRobert
Burgin, r i
weekend in Toronto with. with V1 inche sea tory. today, Ontario grapes
Mr, and Mrs. Don Hewitt and among the finest for delicious*
family. By MRS. HORNE flavor, quality and produbtive-
Rev, a.. _ nd Mrs.' Phillips sof . F'cress.
* a *
1VIil t n were Friday evening d M Cl renee Ford
ver 0
guests with.rMr. and Mrs. Alex of Mr.
itchener, Mr, and Mrs, Wil- Every,housewife seems .to have
Irvine a a nd f milt' liam Armstrong an A t d Joyce of a favorite way of making Dutch
,No Fowl Supper This Year
Exeter, Mr. Clarence .Armstrong Apple Pie. Mrs., Roy Morenz, of
Mrs. Stuart Shier was hostess of Detroit,"Mrs. Carrie Cullen Dashwood, demonstrated her
for the September • meeting of of Windsor. and Mr. and Mrs. method over M'Lady program on
the W,A. and ..W.M.S. of the Leland Armstrong and Steven of CKNX Wingh,.last shares it.
United Church: Tuesday
Exeter were Sunday guests of and she g',a
The worship service was con-,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon Ford. with you through this column. .
ducted by Mrs. F. Switzer. Miss Wilma Walters' of Lon- • Dutch Apple Pie
Twenty members answered the don spent Sunday at the home of (Mr's. ,toy Morenz) ,
'roll call. Mrs. Bickell gave a her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred bine a deep ,9 .inch pie plate
Christian Stewardship reading. Walters.
pie is baked at 450 degrees
for the first 15 minutes and 375
degrees for 45 minutes longer.
Serve with cheese or ice cream..
Mrs. Morenz says this pie will
freeze well. She omits the butter
•} ad
re n n
and cream when f ex g
adds them when baking the pie
and allows 20 minutes at 450 de -
have ones e (in hand Istead of n the freezer.
When we had the threshers they
were always the first DiCS to be
' Between April, 1946, and April,
1957, agricultural employment
declined from 1,190,000 to 712,000
while in the same period Manu-
facturing employment increased
from 970,000. to 1,2p0,000.
with your best pastry. Fill with
The study book for the coming Mr. and Mrs, Dale 'Armstrong, sliced apples generously. Mix
year was introduced by Mrs. Deborah and Robin of Detroit Well 1/3 cup granulated Sugar,
Gallop, are spending a few days with 1/3 cup (generous) all-purpose
The president, Mrs.,, Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ford. flour aild 1/2 tsp. cinnamon, and
Switzer presidedfor the W.A. • - ,
Message From '
meeting.. It was deckled that
there will not be a fowl supper
this year. `
,. Huntley's Drug Store• The Supreme Court' of Canada,
• established by Parliament in
HONE 50 EXETER1875, consists of a Chief Justice
andight puisine judges.
•
• CHANGE OF LiFE
HOT FLUSHES
Why suffer from hot hushes, ser.
von tension, irritability, weak-
ness, loss of appetite, aches and
pains, simple anemia during
change of life? Rcmennber, in
Clinical Teats, the majority of
women enjoyed striking relief with
plew 1 ormola Finkham Tablets
or Compound. Most likely ,you
will be helped, too: So. we O%1er
30, DAYS FRO TREATMENT
1£ you aro not h ip.d
Just get Pinkham'rfromyvurDru
Store. Take for 311 days as directed
to get at the cause 0/ your complaint.
I f you do not csperienee striking
relief, send tis the empty carton
for cheerfulrefund of your money.
We have thonspnds of testimon-,
arils on file from satisfied deers.
, Join thein today. •Try our safe;
no -risk plan. Get our ea__syy.to-use
New Formula L• �'(dia E. "'inkhorn
Tablets with added tonic irons
m Quad with Vit min $1:
or Co p
itINKHAiNPi-001,0000, OMtUM°
Harpley
By MISS M. HODGINS
Mr. "and Mrs, Joe Zavitz of
Thedford called on John and
Mrs, McGinnes on Sunday.
- Mr. and Mrs, Sam Williams of
London visited Sunday at the
home of Mr. Wm. Gibson,
Mr, and Mrs, Chester.Stone of
Blenheim called .on friends on
their way, to North Bay where
they are on vacation,
Mr, Richard England and
friend of Niagara Falls visited
a few old friends last week.
Miss- May. Hodgins returned to
Toronto last week after spending
the past two months at the- old
homestead.
Quite a number front this dist-
rict took in London •J~'air • last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hodgins
and Randy • were visitors' With
Mr, and Mrs. Newt Ilayter.
Mr.' and Mrs. Newt Ilayter
tailed on Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Statton Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence (stone
spent Sunday in London.
Letter Froth
rY
Barnsley
-OF.COUPSE tis'MILK FROM
K,INCAND!!#t MAIRY .
®7NM Ahiftl*PAld InAneNtit
i'ly MRS. CECIL ELLWOOD
Mt. and Mts. dim George of
Sarnia called on Mr, and Mrs.
'Penton on Monday whilevisiting
Mrs, George's ,lather, Mr, Wes
Dixon, of Parkhill,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim T'revethiek,
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Dorman
OfAilsa Craig spent Sunday inKitchener,
Dr, and Mrs,Norman Amosand ehildrea of Kirkton were re-
gent ,guests with :Mr. Lits. Amos.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Prest and
Billy and Wits, Ida Prost spent
Saturday evening with Mrs. Rose
Atkinson of Lunn.
Mrs, icarry 'less of 'urieh
spent Sunday with Mrs. Hess Sr.
who is staying, at ,the home= of
her daughter, Mrs,' dim Trevi.
thick.
Mr. Anti Mrs, Rill Fenton and
children, Mr. Milt Renting and
Mr. 1 t dF .titbit visited in
Sarnia on Sunday bringing burnt
Mrs. Fred Fenton who spent the
past week. With relatives. there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph »arlitig
and children who, have. been holi-
daying the past three weeks with
Mir. and Mrs. Witliarn Darling,
left for~ their htrrne In. Toronto.
Mr, and Mr;. Ceeil L wood
spent Saturday Mrs, Linteat/ d' xtl xf'Ark ,ill. with
PHONE 331,i DAILY bELtVERY
"NATURE KNOWS NO
PAUSE IN PROGRESS
AND 'DEVELOPMENT"
,—.(Author's'Nante
• Our fight' against sick-
ness is'a•conti,nuous one.
Research workers are al-
ways seeking better
drug s.' a nd new treat-
ments. About one - third
of the ingredients in last
years prescriptions. were
unknown the year before,
We must keep well in-
formed. A newly ,dis
covered drug can almost
overnight 'change a phys-
ician's prescribing habits,
so .that there is no fur-
ther need- for the replac,
ed drug. Every prescrip-
tion• pharmacy regularly
discards these drugs that
are no longer used.
Despite all this the cost- -
per -illness of medicines
grows less each year.
You get better somuch
more quickly.
e
YOUR PHYSICIAN ,,•
CAN PHONE.
Exa1er 447' ,« '
WHEN YOU NEED'
A 'MED1CtNE
Pick:' up• your preucrip- -
tic i if shopping' near us,
or let us deliver prompt-
ly without' - extra charge.
A great many people tit -
trust its with the respons,
ibility of filling their pre-
scriptions. May we comm
pound yours?
'
Andrew
Johnston
Drugs ..
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HAIR T.RPATMlirnNTS
Feed :Hander*Ott, .Prep.
ist
New
Winter
Coats.
. Choose your eoat now
from our just -arrived
tweeds and plains.
Froxu 129.9.5
•
New
Car
Coats
Quilted -lining makes
thein warm and snug.
New styles, from 13.95
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Phone 474 Exeter
MAPLE LEAF SALMON
SWIFT'S PREM . ;z t9Z. TiN •
AYLMER KETCHUP
FANCY RED
7%a r.) Z. 71 14=4
45c
45c
2i7 oz,
g[1 3 C
TTLE5
Two -Fruit Marmatade or Red Plum Jam
BREAKFAST CLUB JAM 3 t4Raz. 1
IST PEAS CHoiCE G1UAt.11Y 4 TENS• 49c
DESK
AYLMER CREAM CORN .1 rt►►:tcisz . 2 5 c
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Mother Porker's Coffee
INSTANT, 20 00 Largo 4.Oz. Jar 791
REGULAR OR DRIP, 50 Off Lb. Can 900
ltttkreNt 4 for �� .
TOILET TiSSUE, Large Rolls ,,,,,,,.....
CRISCO, 1,Lh: Pkg. .....•.,,, ,.... 37¢
)itelr.'4 7'nNie
FLOOR WAX, 1/3 Extra FREE, 1 -Lb. Tin ...... 49e
LIBBY'S ORANGE JUICE, 48 Oz. Tin 31�
Tlofhe•r :int•{:$iwn'I4
JIFFY PIE CRUST, 5¢ Off Pkg
CHEER, Giant Site, 106 Off
Regular Size, 5¢ Off
Frai......v o, )'„Phase` $curet rout
FROZEN FISH 'N CHIPS, 24 -oz. Pkg. 630.
PILLSBURY ICE BOX COO1IE.S
Package Makes 4 dozen. They're cleliteius,
Just slice and bake. Three kinds-,:Cruemby
Peanut, Bufterteotch Hut, Cocoanut.
280
61,0
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Serving
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CI,fS' iVIER PARKING
43c
Fresh -Picked'
5 -LB. POLY RAG
OLFE RIVE
APPLES
3 Pounds
25c
49c
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