HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-09-26, Page 7' Ft-DtttST . 'Mrs. Luther Rey
golds, Exeter, was one of the
top. :prizewinners in flowers at
the local fair. She and. Mrs. A.
E. Whiting, I.R.18 Parkhill, won
10 firsts each, ---T-A„ Photo
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Tile Suspense is over. We know
.now that Mrs. Miner Passmore
has won the champion cook
eonipetiton again ,and retains.
the Tithes -Advocate trophy
the r'osebowi -- for another year.
More than that site wan the
ddonestic number
epartmenf t at the fade
We offer congratulations and
are glad she will not miss the
rose. bowl in her .home.
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Before the autumn frvits .are
gone we would like to give some
recipes for our diabetic readers.
These were givrwri. us by Mrs,
Erma Lowery of town who in
turn received them from a
friend,
This friend said she used pint
,iar;s for storing the Janis to be
sure they are airtight, These
Jams are not as thick as those
Made with sugar.
Poach Jam
Jam
4 cups well packed peaetics
chopped fine p
i0 sucaryl•tablets ►rel flielCl Church
4 oz. glycerin
Sim er peaches over low heat Setting For Rtes
for 30 minutes. Then- add sucaryl
and glycerine 'and simmer 10, Baskets of white and. pink
minutes longer, Stir often, to pre- gladioli formed an attractive
vent sticking, : floral background at. Brucefield
United Church when Gladys
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Phil ,hear
Sis cups Lombard or Brune
plums, c.ut un and palet Ertel.' boil
over low heat 35 minutes, Md rr�
tbs g1y.Ferin and -36 suraryl.
tablets, Boa gently tai minutes
longer and seal.
Grape Jam
3 chips pulp' from grapes
to sucaryl tablets.
13 tbsp, :glycerin
Put the 3 ,cups pulp over .low
heat and simmer 0 or 8 minutes
until seeds separate from pulp
and float on top. Put• through
strainer; add skins to strained
Add •s
pulp and ucaryt boil tablets gently .ant5 d minutesglycer-
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in; simmer gently until .thick-
ened, Jam should cook slowly
for 35 minutes stirring Often.
,Seal
• We also have the recipes for
strawberry, raspberry, cherry
and 'black .currant jams and will
he glad to give thein to any one.
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Irene Chapman and William Roy,
Talbot exchanged marriage vows
before the Rev, S. Davison. The.
bride: is the 'daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Boss Chapman, R•IL 3
,Kipperi and the groom's parents •
are Mr. and Mrs. William Tal-
bot of Bayfield,
Miss Margery. Webster of Var-
na played traditional wedding
music and accompanied the solo-
ists, ,Miss Marion Triebner and
Mrs; Don Jolly, E eter.
Given in marriage by her fath•
er the bride was lovely in a
formal gown of white nylon and
lace fashioned with a Peter Tan
collar, *lily point sleeves, fitted.
bodice ,and tiered floor length
skirt. A Juliette headdress of ny-
lon sprinkled with pearls and
irrideseent sequins held her ap-
pliqued finger tip veil and she
carried a cascade bouquet of
red Better Time roses showered
with French carnations.
Her attendants were . Mrs.
Tames Chapman, of Brampton,
as bridesmaid, and Miss Julie
Telford of Simeoe, niece of the
groom, as flower girl. Mrs.
Chapman those a waltz length
gown of corhh flowerr bloe'crystal-
ette with. matching; Xnittens, pie-
-tare hat, and carried a colonial
bouquet of pink Delight roses
with white baby -mums. Miss Tel-
ford was (rocked in pink nylon
with '-accessories in -white and
carrieda nosegay of blue and
white baby mums,
Dewar Talbot 'of Bayfield at-
tended his brother as grooms-
man and Clifford Greer of Hay-
field
ayfield and. James Chapman of
Brampton ushered.
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HOME DEPARTMENT• PRIZEWINNERS—Two district ladies who captured a number
of prizes in women's work competition are shown with Mrs. Samuel Aquilina, left, a
newcomer to Exeter whose display of Maltese lace Caused considerable comment.
Mrs. Delmer Skinner, R.R. 1 Centralia, centre, and Mrs.. Hugh Love, R.R. 3 Exeter,
display some of their award: -winning entries. —T -A Photo
Champ Proves She's Tops,
Wins T -A Rose Bowl Again
14Irs. Almer'P assmore, R.R. 1 ing how to put them together to
Woodham, has proven again get top quality resoles.,
she's the best cook in the dis- Although it's nbt amotlg the
tract. items in the rose bowl eompeti-
"3.`he Iiurondale farm wife won tions, angel cake is her special-
for the second time Gram's Tro• ll . h item n i ve rid ribbon
ib on en -
for
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fry,theechampion deookte award at Exe; tered it in local fairs,
ter Fall Fair: She captured the
silver rose bowl last.ye4hen Chep Cook
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it was first put up for comped k
. "WHAT A MAN
KNOWS SHOULD FIND
ITS EXPRESSION IN
WHAT HE DOES"
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The sale of medicines
takes special training
and knowledge. That is
why, a pharmacist is re-
quired by law to study in
a college of pharmacy
and to prove his know-
ledge by •passing a,- tate
examination.
Any medicine can be•
harmful if improperly
taken. Please do not ,hesi-
tate to ask us any ques-
tions about them that we
can ethically answer. A
five grain aspirin tablet
may be a .poisonous dose
for an infant. Cert a.iri:
cautions must be observ-
ed even when taking
simple laxatives. That is
why you, are safer when
you get any medicines
from a pharmacist:
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YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
Exeter 447
WHEN YU NEED
A MEDICINE
e
Pick. uta your preatrip-
tion if shopping near" us,
or let us de1ivar prompt-
ly without extra charge,
A great ixaarty people en-
trust us with the respons-
abflity of filling their pre,
scriptions. May we' Coin-
pound yours?
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PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
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', s:'iur4 t"a"i -14 K I.W .'Xi I lea""''
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oar. Winner
Mrs. Roy Morenz, Aashwood, Top .
who placed third in the tom -
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petition last year, was runner- Besides winning The *Times -
up for the award..Mrs. Pass Advocate's champion cook com-
more's sister, Mrs, Lloyd Jones, petition forl the second year in- a
Centralia, placed 'third. row, Mrs. Almer Passrore of
Poliowing Mrs. Passmore's R.R. 3 Exeter also captured the
repeat ,win, .The Times -Advocate greatest number of prises in the
announced it would donate the domestic department 0f the fir.
rose bowl trophy to any per • She received 15 firsts and nine
son who captures it three years seconds to lead the district home -
in succession. If Mrs. Passmore
wins again in 1958, she'll get ggiinkeh•s by a ,comfortable mar”
permanent possession of the Mrs. Il. A. .Fuss, Zurich, placed
bowl and another will be pro second with sight firsts and four
vided foe the competition. , seconds. Tn ace came
The 'Hurondale winner has Mrs, it, Morenzthird, place with seven
bee.i a top competitor in the firsts and 10 seconds, followed
cooking contests at Exeter Fair closely by Mrs, Wiliian� McKen-
•for tthe. past four years! Besides zie, 'Exeter, With eight firsts' and
winning the trophy, she cap- four seconds. .
stall, 444 04040 Percival Korner
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Canapb I., of Exeter exchanged
marria:gavows before the Pi.ev.
A. A' MacMillan Of 'Louden, in
a eeremony in St. Andrtsw's Uni-
fer Churc' 1Cippen1 on .Saturday.
September 2t at Z p.m. The
bride is'the ,daughter of Mr, and
Mrs Emerson Anderson, of
I1.R..3 Renee% and, the .groom's
parents ;axe Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Campbell, Exeter. Standards et
pink and white gladioli formed
a.n attractive setting for the ce-
reniany
The bride wore a ballerina
length gown of white iChautillY
lace And *net over taffeta, with
matching bolero.. A beaded hews?
dress held her finger- tip veil
and her bridal baupuet 'was of
red and white roses.
Mrs. Larry Cronyn of,Centra•
lea, sister of the groom, was
Matron ,of honor gowned in. tor-
(uoise lace and net; ballerina
length, with matching ,heads
dress and. carried pipk carna-
tions and white roses,
Ron .Anderson of Ilensail, bro.
th " of the bride, was grooms-
man.
For the reception held at the
home "ot the bride's parents,
Mrs. Anderson received wear-
ing a dress of dove blue, with
corsage of pink rosebuds, Mrs.
.Campbell chose a gown in shades
of brown with which she wore
a .corsage of yellow- rosebuds,
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YOUR $AIS:C4014R°R
Permanent Wm
Hair Styling triad
Tinting mod Cold 'NW
11o11a, Mrs. Pa.ssrnore, Airs, Itoy
Ivlorenz, 3 Dashwoott,
Buns, Mrs. 1'assmor a :Mrs. Voss.
Short bread, Mrs, Wm. Me1Cew-
zee, Exeter, Mrs. Morenz,
Cup cakes, Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs.
Mavens,
Date squares, Mrs. Morens, Mrs,
Passmore,
Johnny calve, Mrs, A1vin' M1sir,
Heiman, Mus. Morenz.
Raisin bread, Mrs louse.
Doughnuts, mars Puss, mfrs.
Passmore,
11a.nan4 layer cake, Mrs. Morenz,
Mrs. Passmore.
Oatalest roc))rtes, Sirs, ?ass -
more, Met. NtciaenzII.
Anbor site, Mr9, 1'as$more,
Mrs. Morena.
Chocolate cake, Mrs, Passmore,
Mrs, Tioren%.
J3irthdav cake, Mrs. Morcnz,
Mrs. J'ass'more.
Whole w he a.t nrutfins, 14Trr3,
SonesMrs. Paaamor'e.
Raisin pie, Mrs. McKenzie, Airs.
More nz,'
Raspberry pie, Mrs, T. Arrn-
strong, Exeter; Mrs. McKenzie.
Cherry pie, Mrs. Passmore, Mrs.
I.enrurr pie, bfrs.. T, Armstron%',
chtrro'n cake, Dlrs. z'alismore.
Mrs. Moren%."
Single -layer cake (Magic), Mrs.
McKenzie, Mrs. Morena.
Domestic akes, Mrs. McKenzie,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Morenz.
Domestic pies, , Mr's, Tones, Mrs.
Mckenzie, Mrs. Passmore.
H the hoses rakes, bars. Morenz,
Mrs, Passmore.
Five Roses pies, Mrs. Morenz.
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tared the largest number of Mrs Lloyd ' Jones Centralia
rithe division this year d, Mrs Irvine Armstrong Exe-
p The rose bowl is awarded for ter, both won five first prizes.
the best group of five articles Mrs. Jones captured five seconds
including rolls, chocolate cake, while Mrs. , Armstrong' received
zes in an r , r ,
cherry pie, oatmeal cookie:;, and three,
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whole wheat muffins. The :num Dread. si•1r1re, Arr 1, S.inyd .To,iew,
ber of articles is limited to C'entr'dlia, 1tra, lnier J;'assuror'e.
stress quality -rather than quan- i «'uolah.rnr.
tity.
Mrs. Passmore's win was a
welcome, one for ladies in the
Ilurondale' district who have
found the rose bowl convenient
for table decoration at commu-
nity banquets and dinners. Hu-
rondale has used it on a number
of such occasions.
Mrs. • Pasfrnore, mother of
three young children, credits the
training of her .mother, Mrs,
Wellington • Haist, Crediton, and
her mother-in-law Mrs. Percy
Passmore, Exeter, for her spe
cial talent in the kitchen. Both
'ladies are kx.eelient • cooks, too.
Her 'main theory" .for good
cooking, is: "Never skimp on the
ingredients," She always buys
the,best baking products 'and she
has the special knack- of know
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F-Iowet Show
The September meeting of the
McGillivray Women's Institute
including the Flower Show was
held at West McGillivray Hall
on Wednesday afternoon, Sep.
tember 38, with about fel ladies
attending:
Members from Riverview. and
Cloverdale Institutes were en-
tertained by the local ladies.
During the business period, a
contribution was voted for the
C.N.f.ti. and delegates to the
area convention appointed Were
Mts, Thos. Kooy, Mrs. Earl
:Pickering and Mrs. Albert ATM.
strong.
The motto, "those who garden.
must' have faith, hope anti vi•
siert" was explained by Mtas,
Thos, 1Cooy, The scripture lesson
'vas read by Mrs, Fraser 1'iixort.
The roll call "A flower I would
like to grow that isn't in trey
garden" ryas answered by 23
members.
Headings were given by Mrs,
L. Hindmarsh of Itiverview
W. L; Mrs. C, Woodburn ofCloy.
erdale W, I. and Mrs. Parry
1hompsottr A sing -song was eon•
ducted by Mrs,. The. Xeoy and
a contest by Mrs. Xarl Picker-
log,was won by Mrs, Geo, Glen-
denning,
Judges for the flowers were
appointed: Mrs. ,toy Morton,
Mrs. Herold Ilrophey and 'Mrs,.
D. G. Wadsworth, Winners were:
best basket of gladioli, 1►'lrs. 1V1'iel•
vin Allison; 3 spikes, Mrs. Thos,
ICaoy; best house plant, Mrs.
A,. Steeper; atrium violet,
Mrs. A. Shildlce, petunias, Mt s
Parry Thompson: dining room
bouquet, Mrs. Geo. Glendenning;
wild Rowers, Mrs. Clari`nee Neil;
sisters, Mrs. Hart Piekering;
zinnias, Mrs. Karl Pickering;
any other varieties, Mrs.. La.
vette Allison .jdahllss)
Btttfht 1tlnt h•enn was served at
the• erose of the meeting And
lsdtia!t1 time was ettjoyed,
Stage Convention
In Hensall Church
The WW.M.S. Sectional Conven-
tion for the south section of
Flurot Presbyterial of the 'United
"I Church of Canada will be held
:'. in Hensell. United Church on
i Tuesday, .October 8 with morn-
ing sessions commencing at
9.30 a:m. and afternoon at 1.30.
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
° Jack 'Thomson of Trinidad, Mrs.
W. IL Love, Grand Bend, sobth
section vice president, will pre-
side and Mrs, W. aittit of
Blyth, presbyterial president,
will ' bring a message. Dinner
will be served by ,the Hensel'
Auxiliary.
RETAINS TITLE — Mrs. Almer
Passmore, It.H. 1 Woodham,
captured The Tunes-Advoeate's
champion cook trophy for the
second year at Exeter Fair on
Thursday. She also won the
most mires in the home baking
competition. •15--T'A Photo
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void tension, irritability, weak.
neaa, 1otsn of rappetitet• Sebes toil
peahen. Mimr1E enenetk• doting
change of nig Remember, itt.
C:linieal 'Teets, the r'naliorit•y of
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