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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-10-24, Page 12Area. Officer Installs Slatei. Mrs.• Ada Frietzley and staff , District p ey u t y President from Goderich installed the new 'N FANCIIES officers of Pride o Hum Re bekah Lodge No. 338 Exeter last Wednesday evening. Noble Grand is Mrs. Gilbert Tohns; Vice -Grand, Mrs. Ross ivu e ecre s• Taylor; Past Noble Grand, Miss g •Ruth Skinner; financial secre- tary, Mrs, James Kirkland; treasurer, Mrs. George Vriese; corr, secretary, Mrs. Margaret Fletcher; chaplain, Mrs, Del. liter Skinner; warden, Mrs, Glenn Fisher; COnduetor, Mrs, Garnet Hicks, Color -bearer, Mrs, Tom Smith; assist., Mrs, Gerald McFalls; musician, Mrs, Amiel Willard; • f Cr‘adenog In Winter 13y MRS. 4. M. SOUTHCOTT Last week on this page we wrote abent planting bulbs for flowers in early spring but we do not have to wait until next Spring to have daffodils, tulips, hyancintlist crocuses and grape - hyacinths in bloom, Bulbs plant- ed now will Nem in mid -winter to bring •color and fragrance in- doors just when they are most welcome. When I called Mrs. Luther Reynolds, William Street, last Claire Hoffman Wed In London week on the phone she was busy in the basement planting bulbs for indoor flowering. She said she would put them, already planted, in pots, in the hotbed outside; cover them well with leaves and leave them until after Christmas anyway. By this time they have developed a good root system which can be told by the roots growing through the drainage hole in the bottom or by upending the pot and not- ing the masses. of roots, At this stage, too, the flower bud can be seen pushing its way up out of the bulb. •• Then Mrs. Reynolds brings the bulbs that she wants to flower first into the house, giv- t.. ing the growing bulbs partial 4._ light for a few days and then putting them in a sunny window givingplenty of moisture and watching the flower or flowers reach the blooming stage. The bulbs may be planted singly or ' in twos, threes or even more. White mums, ferns and ligh ed candelabra formed the se ting in the Church of Christ Dis ciples, London, on Saturday, Oc tober 19 for the maviage o Winona Ada Coxen, daughte of Mr. Charles William Coxen London, and the late Mrs. Coxe wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Kenneth, Albion, London, who sang the "Lord's Prayer" and "Because." Given in marriage by ber fa- ther the bride chose for her wedding a floor length dress of chantilly lace and tulle with matching lace headdress • and fingertip veil of French illusion. She carried a bouquet of red roses and white baby mums. Mr. James Kenney, London, attended her sister as matron of honor and Miss Joyce Hoffman, Barrie, sister of the groom was bridesmaid. They Wore similar waltz length gowns. of niint green crystal charm and carried bouquets o f yellow, roses arid yellow baby mums. Miss Judy Coxen, London, as junior bridesmaid wore' yellow crystal charm and carried yel- low roses and green tinted mums. Miss Wendy Coxen, niece of the bride as flower girl were a cos- tume indentical with the junior bridesmaid and carried a basket of green and yellow newel's, Claire Schwartz, Crediton, at- tended the groom and ushers were James Kenney and Glenn Coxen. The reception was held at Knotty Pine Inn where the bride's mother received in navy dress with navy accessories and red rose rsage. The groom's mother chose a rose dress with navy accessories and pink rose Corsage, rose dress with navy accesso- ries and pink rose corsage. For a 'honeymoon spent in the Southern States the . bride changed to a brown sheath with matching jacket, beige and brown accessories and yellow rose corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman will re- side in Exeter. Mrs. Reynolds advises buying bulbs •especially advertised for • forcing indoors and it pay $ to buy the exhibition size in her " opinion. Almost any type of con- tainer can be used if drainage : LS provided by meant of broken pieces of pottery or stones placed In the bottom although florists advise using the ordinary red clay pots. I asked Mrs. Reynolds if the bulbs were any good for future use and she said she always threw them out as it took two or three years for them to pro- duce worthwhile flowers again when planted outdoors. Another bulb gardener tells us that all her outdoor hyacinth blodm in the spring are from bulbs which have bloomed in the house dur- ing the winter. "Even if it does take a year or two it is worth it and they bloom each spring frim then on," this gardener said. • Last winter at a supper at the church an attractive bowl of four white hyacinths centered. the table. By inquiry we found that they had .been grown by Mr, and Mrs. C. V, Pickard, John street. To the , question as to how four bulbs came to bloom simultaneously, Mrs. Pickard said the answer was to plant bulbs of the same kind and ecu - or together. If different bulbs were grouped together they would flower at different times, A friend on William Street has success in growing ` paper - white narcissi in water, anchored by stones. When Asked why she preferred growing them in water she said she liked to watch the roots develop and it was clean- er than using earth. She makes a succession of plantings start - and Claire Leroy Hoffman, Cre diton, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles B. Hoffman, Bluevale, Rev, Dr. .B,. C. Eckhardt per formed the 3 o'clock. ceremon and Prof, E. George provided Ethel's BEAUTY SALON PHONE 18, GRAND BEND For Latest Styling ETHEL. DESJARDINE Proprietress 'Y GO BY' Beauty Bar Myrland Smith, Prop. Bair Treatments, Tinting Individual Styling, Perntanenta ilinnleurea, 409 Main St. Phone 522 t iftgo 12 The Times,Advocate, October 24, 1957 OiStriCt WI President Presides At 'Mr& Harold Weiner, RR 3, Parkhill, a member of Grand Rend Women's Institute, was re- eoeted chairman of London Area WeiUrea Institutes at the con - chiding sessions of the conven- tiOn held in Mamie Temple last wek. MM. Waiver recalls that the addresses at the banquet on Tuesday evening by Rev, FM - by Stewart, of Kitchener, past Inederator of the General As- SeMbly -of the Presbyterian Church of Canada, and also the iiddress by the new provincial president, Mrs. F. L. Haggarty, were outstanding. Mrs. George Wilson, St. Marys, related her experiences, at the ACWw eon- ,v,,ention in Colombo, Ceylon. $200 bursary was estab- IfShed for a girl entering her second term at Macdonald Hall, HI -LINE Beauty Salon Located in Cooks Hotel, Centralia 4kIR CONDITIONED DRYERS SPECIAL THIS MONTH :Free Revelon Lipstick With :Every $10 Permanent Wave 2.PHONE 750-W-1 EXETER • Marg Coward, Prop. "7 - Convention GlieMIL 411 Homemaking Club girls and their activities were a part of Wednesday afternoon's program but owing to the flu epidemic only a few were pres- ent, The abbreviated resolutions recommended; 1. Manufacturers to make seal- er rings and rubbers thicker so jars, would seal properly and avoid fruit spoilage. 2. Compulsory public liability and property damage insurance for all car owners. 3. No re -assessments or addi- tional assessments by the De - pertinent of National Revenue after three years from the day of original assessment. 4. Paint and varnish manu- facturers put their products in pint cans for household use. 5. Government action to lower the priee of insulin and diabetic foods, 6. Opposing sale of beer in grocery stores as being too ac- cessible to minors. 7. The Attorney General of On- tario to "act at once" to rid the province of trading stamps. S. Pensions for all blind per- f sons in Canada without a means test, 9. A law by the Federal Gov- ernment barring from the wet 11 canteen young men serving in A any branch of the armed serv- ( ices under legal age of 21. a 10. Increase in the old age o pension to at least $60 a month. Club Lea.clers Plan: Project Leaders: cif 4IHomemaking clubs in this district attended a two-waY training school in Clinton on Tuesday and Wednes day of this week,. Miss L. Rowe of the Extension Service •of the Department of Agriculture, was the instructor assisted by Miss Shirley Patterson, home econ0 mist for Huron and Bruce counties, On Wednesday, the leaders were, guests of the ag- ricultural department at Hotel Clinton, The fall project for the 4-1I ciub is "Working With Wool", Each girl makes a wool skirt or juniper during the term and ex- hibits it at Achievement Day next spring. As well as learning how to make the skirt, she will learn the different types of wool- len fabrics, the care and press- ing of woollen garments and how to choose styles to suit the individual. The eight club meetings which are required to complete the project *ill get underway as soon as possible. Leaders attending the course include 1\Irs, llarold Dell and 111r8. Kenneth Hern from Elim- ville Women's Institute; Mrs. Ed Gill and Mrs. Willis Gill rom Grand Bend W.I.; Mrs. Sid Baker and Mrs, E. Devine from Dashwood W.I.•, and Mrs. Ed Lamport and Mrs, Robert Reid, Irs. Jack Morrissey and Mrs. Smith from Crediton W.I. two clubs); Mrs. Arthur Rundle nd Mrs. Alvin Moir from Hur- ndale W.I. Modern Beauty Salon 314 Main St, Phone 349 HIGH STYLING PERMANENTS HAIR TREATMENTS Pearl Henderson, Prop. Corduroy SLIMS We're offering the prettiest, fittingest, taperingest slims you can find anywhere. Choose from leopard skins, tweeds, plains or stripes. Glitter Slippers Glamorous afoot, by Lyons of , London ........ ....... $1.95 to $2.95 Irwin's LADIES' WEAR Phone 474 Exeter 1411111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 . 1 .... 11111111111111 Love that Exeter Dairy MILK! It Young and old, everyone loves Exeter Dairy milk! If 1E111** so goodi served plain or flavored . . gives you a reel lift. And milk Is rich In the food values You need to keep fit end on the go, tool Serve it with meals, with smocks use if for cocking arid baking. .Exeter Dairy Phone 3314 Deily toor ritotoi nog oroirt intim WW1 nom Hitt atiatiti ritmoutio "THE WISE ARE INSTRUCTED BY REASON" ...'(,litithor's Name Below) There is no good reason why anyone should en- trust their health to un- trained people. Yet some unthinkilg persons thoughtlessly purchase vitamins from door -to - doer salesmen, usually opportunists who are here today and gone to- morrow. The prices they charge offer no savings, and the firm they represent are, not the dependable phar- maceutical manufactur- ers respected by the medical world. Before getting any vita- mins elsewhere let us proye to you that a phar- macy is the best and even the most economic- al place to obtain any vitamins. • YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE Exeler 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 *Quotation by Cicero (106-43 B.C.) Copyright 1957 (9W3) "Out of my way— we're having lemon pie tonight" • You can't blame the man, if Ws pie made with Lemon Pie Filling a the fresh -tasting, satin. smooth nit filling that's sum to be wonderful every time, So easy — no few:ma to squeeze . , no double. boiler needed , fakes only minutes to make, (lell-O fi a registered trade Mark owned in Canada:by derieral Foods, Limited.) ELLIO LEMON ME MUNI; Ii • ing about November 1 and every two or three weeks after so that She has‘ the bulbs in flower by. Christmas and continuous bloom right supporter to NobT0 Cratut ‘rs. .Stewart DiPiq left support. •e, Mrs, 'William Gann; right supporter tp vice -grand, Mrs. Allan 'Westcott; left supporter, Mrs.'llarold Bell; inside guard Ian, Miss Margaret Coolq. out side guardian, 111rs. Philip Tient. The.retiring Noble Grand was. Presented with. a gift from :of.: facers and members and the visiting District Deputy Prest., dent was presented with a gift by Junior Past Noble Grand, Afrs. Stewart ,Y.111.111,91I1,y1 Marione Mikes • YOUR HAIRDRESSER , Permanent Waving Hair Styling and Shaping Tinting and Cold Waving Phone 146 for some weeks after, ... . 111111 . 1 .. 1111111 ..... 111111111111 ... 1 lll 1 l 11 l 1 llll 1 l 1111 l 11111111111111111111111111 She does one thing that most "green-thumbers" are afraid to attempt. When the flower buds appear she carefully groups the ones that Will flower at the same time together in' a suitable con- tainer for the dining table or living room window. "I am very careful not to injure the roots in moving them," she advised. Potted bulbs make ideal Christmas gifts and it is a pleas- ure to share flowering bulbs with sick or shut-in 'friends dur- ing the winter, QUIET YOUR NERVES and relieve MONTHLY 11,1„/, PAIN ts-N fillti Il e modern—don't suffer needlessly. Try the medicine that was made by a woman for women's troubles, New Formula Pinkham Tabletswith added Iron, and Pinkham Compound with Vitamin B1, are more effective than ever. Clinical tests show they bring striking relief to the majority of women. If had nerves, pains, cramps, backache make you dread monthly periods—won't you just try New ForMula Pialtam's? We'll return your money if you are not greatly helped ... simply send the empty carton to Pinkham's, Cobourg, Ont, Buy Pinkliam's from your druggist today. PINICHAM Tablets or Compound Fast Frozen • Exeter Beef Perhaps we are the first in Western Ontario to sell .fast frozen beef in retail quantities. From the number of repeating customers, IT IS HERE TO 'STAY. Try some EXETER BEEF this weekend—WE GUARANTEE THE QUALITY. ALL EXETER BEEF is properly Matured from 10 days to two weeks before cutting and freezing: IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE. Baby Beef Heart, Liver, Tongue, 39¢ Lb. , Exeter Frozen Foods PHONE 70 EXETER %111 lllllllllll llllll l llllllllllll ttttttttttttt t llllll t l lllllllllllll lllllllllllll ll llllll lllll inemmittirtentmlititim acktaat to catk ()CT oe ER nESTIVA • Free! Marie Fraser's new Cheese Casserole Recipes. Send today! 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