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THIS
'N THAT
y MRS. 4. M. S.
Canada's climate is especially fresh. •canned, frozen and dried.
/Mated to the ;relying of apples- It behooves us to use apples Isobel Wats
their natienat fruit. For genuine we eau,
and to Canadians the apple is as often and M as inanY ways as
Nam s )iate
Wed in fiensaf
'N FAN CIES
Friends Shower
0.5. Chapter Margaret 'EYre
Mrs. Tom Smith and Mrs. e a e White mums, Pink carnations
Some recipes for apples which at the fernier's home last Wed. Mr. And Mrs. William Belt, ferns and lighted candelabra
Wing pleasure no Veit can Mrs. ton Harris has given ue Gerald Maas were t
iclual the aPtile.
)1.
Through constant study and
eeientific development g r e a t
4
4 atricles have been made in the Y. , . . . Tr. an Mrs.
,
apple industry. New Varieties 1 !Vert or 4 cups Reeled and hits Ge'rald Glenn read in ad.
.yre,
ChUpter 0 E S Is d lvn Margaret Elizabeth E
only -dam hter of Mr and M•s
son and Linda Edwards present- thanked
ed. the guest et honor with gifts. hers for their co-operation during the officers and mem. altiPholl BYre, Ktypen, and
Norman Roy Lee, Galt, son of
the past year, Mrs. Berton Muir, Seaforth.
About 43 friends and relatives
were present. . Other officers lecluded: Assoc, it". 0. D, Daniel performed
we are passing on to you. lb:used:1,3,1s setivi)ewoTrg fgrueo4bereweat Kipper, were elected worthy farmed' the setting Ileosall
leaked Apple Pudding son brid 1 t rpeacternont inanedet'riloyf MtallinriE -at a tUotlietreci86aflogrrethheCINftveladtinlirgclartIVICArP-
have been develeped, neW sgraYs a.,PPlea' Place in 'baking elreas after which Th/ets,n wat, Garnet Patterson presided and .
tor controlling Insects perfected u•sa ane add:
and storage inethods have been -aup brown sugar
1411)1'01,w:1 extending the apple 1 eup water
I season by inanY months. Topping
i Apples have a wider variety of 1
1
01 Monday evening friends matren, /vers.. sten jeleyciraey. the double ring cerentoeY anti
usee than any other fruit, TheY cup Drown sugarpatron, Mr. Elgin McKin. Miss Greta Larnmie provided •
Can be served with any course,
raw or cooked hot or cold. and,'
4 Mix these together -until
7 ibl. melted butter
eruni- home of Miss Amy Fisher and di t. M.
and co.workers gathered at the faa”"
ley; secretary, Mrs. Wm Mid_ wedding muA e andaccoMPan ed
e on; ieasurer, rs. R. —0,4;
the soloist, Miss Mary Goodwin,
cup flour
are available in many forms — b pinriessceenlitaendeotulise bride -elect withguis a
SOC. conductress, 1VIrs. Howard
conductress, Mrs. Earl Burr as. who sang,the "Wedding Prayer'
ly. Spread over apples form-
e spent con. and I 11 Walk Beside You.
Ethers
Beauty Salon
PHONE 18, GRAND BEND
FOR LATEST STYLING
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Proprietress
"THE SHORTEST
WAY TO DO MANY
THINGS IS TO DO ONE
THING AT A TIME"
......*(Authoes Name Below) mum
Prescription $ cannot be
mass produced on. assem-
bly lines. Each one must
be compounded individu-
ally because it is specific-
• ally written for one per-
son. For that reason *it
usually shortens sickness
time.
Invariably the medi-
• cines in a prescription
give. relief much more
•quickly than patent
medicines or home treat-
ments. Your physician's
skilled diagnosis usually
prevents serious sickness
—if you consult him at
the first sign of trouble.
The shortest way to Con-
tinued better health is
to do this one thing first
—consult your physician
Wheni sick.
YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
Exeter 447
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
Pick up your prescrip-
tion if shopping rear 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
,,t4tietatiOn by Ale/lard Cell
(1748-1117)
CbpyrIght 1SS7 (9W2)
Mg a thin coating. Bake until The bride chose for her wed•
Tie ev ning was see 1,
tests, Music and dancing, -Trumner; trustees: Mr. Stanley
apples are tender and the top is
Love, Mr. Allan Fraser and Mrs. ding a floor -length gown of Chan -
to
golden brown. R takes about 30 Garnet Patterson; auditors, M. Tilly lace and net over duchess
Z.5 min. in 375 degree even. Stanley Love, Mrs. Marie zer. satin fashioned with strapless
brigg, Mrs, W. 1 -ern. lace bodice dotted with rhine-
Quarter apples and place in D Reports of the year were my_ stones over :which was worn a
uncooked pie shell, till filled. Receives Gifts en. the benevolent -committee, bolero with sabrina neckline and
Miss 3/,re hon. Perted raising $193,94 aria sever. fent skirt of nylon chiffon had a
Sour Cream Pie
Popular Bride
Add: beaded by Mrs. P. Dobbs, re. lily -point sleeves. The full bout -
1 cup sour cream MarlYn was
1 cup brown sugar ored at several pre.nuptial al gine were presented to South front panel of thee over satin.
1 tbl. flour . events prior to her marriage on Huronliospital, • Her headdress was a crown of
Cinnamon to taste Saturday, seed pearls and opalescent se- t
Pour over apples A number of friends met at the • quins which held her fingertip
•
Bake in hot oven 400 degrees
home of Mrs. Cecil Pullman and veil of silk illusion. She carried d
for 10 mire then lower tbe tem- presented her with a iniscellan- MCGitlliVraY WI a bouquet of pink roses and
eous shower.iA social evening white baby. 'mums,
perature to 330 degrees and bake
until apples are tender, about 40 was spoit n contests and games, Tr
the evening.
(Mrs. Don Harris) The staff of the Bank of Mont- served by the maGiaivray we. and Mrs. Jack Boyd as brides- s
Society At INoodha.m' .
Host To Pretbylery
. .
The WoodhaM Evening had arrangecLa :display of pro-
lary 'was host for 'the annual jeca that the Baby 13and could
fall rally of -the South Section,achleve successfully.
of Perth Presbyterial held it Mrs. alsonlas Read of Gran -
Woodham United Church on Fri- ton, literature e r AA a r y for
Perth, -commented on the new
books and at the dinner hoer
was available at the literature
:display she had arranged. MA -
Arthur Robinson of Mitchell,.
Presbyterial treasurer, gave her
reportment preanyeeir: 717 :Mrs, Fred
Doupe of Weedhain Afternoon
Auxiliary offered. the adjmirri-
Rev.' J. 1L Slade of Woodbani
Ivelcemed all to the .church
during the (Winer hoer. Mrs.
Pipe') Turn, to Page 7
day. The theme of the meeting
was "This is Our Father's
World," and Mrs. George Wil-
son, president, commented brief-
ly on the theme after opening
the xneeting.
rahig wars up service
was presented by Zion West
Auxiliary with Mrs. Gerald Hern
and Mrs, Warren Brock taking
part. Mrs. Verna Towle sang a
solo, accempanied by Mrs, Nor-
man B • .1e, An, c1-
eome was extended by Mrs.
Leonard Thacker of Woodhain
Evening Auxiliary, and a rely
given by Miss Jennie Hotson of
St Marys,
The president conducted a
brief busine so session after
which Mrs. H. L. Griffith of
Stratford, candidate secretary of
Perth Presbyterial, urged that
each of her listeners become a
"candidate secretary" to en-
ceurage others to engage in
church work. Mrs, Thomas Head
and Mrs. Robert' Hardie of
Granton Auxiliary sang a duet
accompanied by Mra. T. Gun-
ning.
Mrs., Rea Stephen and Mrs.
Fred Bertrand gave a report of
he week they had spent at
Alma College, St. Thomas, as
elegates from Anderson Auxil-
ary to the School for Leaders.
n 1958, leirkton and St. Marys'
fternoon Auxiliaries will send
elegates.
Mrs. Ewart Crago, Baby Band
ecretary of Perth Presbyterial,
poke for a few minutes on the
work of the Baby Baud, She
Mrs. Jack Boyd was in charge of eats Grandmas tended as maid of honor and Miss d
Miss Maja RoobOl, London, at-
Open Apple Pie Grandmother's Day was ob. Greta Pfaff, Miss Diane Bolton
real in Hensall of which the inen's Institute at their October maids wore similar waltz.lenith
Fill =baked pie shell 'with
quartered apple - bride has been a member pre- meeting held at West McGilli- gowns of nylon chiffon over taf- w
s. Add cup gra- sented h
nulated sugar. Bak.e until ten-, er with
an electric tea- vrayHa. feta with full bouffant skirts and
kettle prior to Miss Eyre being Prizes were given to Mrs. cape shoulders falling into ties
der. Meanwhile beat two egg transferred to the Bank. of Mont- Alex Reid, • the oldest
whites until stiff, add 1 tbl.grand- down the back to the hemline.
white sugar and nutmeg to "real' Galt. mother; to. Mrs. Karl Pickering, The gowns were in colors of blue,
taste. Spread over baked apples At Chiselhurst United Church the youngest grandmother; to pink, turquoise, and yellow re-
in pie and return to oven until Mrs. Russell Brock, Mrs. Robert Mrs, Les Shaddick, the grand-
spectively, They wore matching
slightly brown. ,feather headdresses with thine -
Bell and Mrs. Richard Taylor mother with the most grand -
This pie like other leeringue were hostesses for a miscellan- children and the youngest grand -
stones 4arid carried bouquets of
'
pies should be eaten the same eous shower in her honor. child. pink and white baby mums.
day as baked. A program including sing- The motto "Be kind to the Miss Cheryl Muir,Seaforth,
In a release from the tonsum. aged for they have come a long sister of the groomas junior
songs, readings by Mrs. Verne bridesmaid, wore powder blue
er section of the Canada Depart. Alderclice and Mrs. Robert Bell way; help the young ler they
'have a- long way to go $ P wee nylon ehiffon and net over taf-
men aAgriculture there is a and a mock wedding was staged.
recipe for Candy Apples which Mrs. Jack Brintnell played the
part of bride; Mrs, Wilmer Ad -
kin, mom; Mrs. D. Taylor, best
man; - Mrs. Harvey Jacobi,
brideSmaid; Mrs,' Alvin Coles,
mother; Mrs. Ken McKay,
bride's father; Mrs. T, Brintnell,
soloist; Mrs. Bob Kinsman, pi-
anist, and Mrs. James Drum,
mond, minister.
Marjorie Dilkes
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THE AAHTTEEDA.14 SYNDICATE.
-•EXETER,
Marlyn was escorted to a dec-
orated chair and presented with
many gifts. She invited all to
her home that evening to see her
trousseau.
comes at the last moment for
Hallowe'en but we hope. you me
use it. •
Candy Apples
9 medium. red apples
.9 wooden skewers
3 cups. granulated sugar
1/4 tp. cream of tartar
ter tp. salt
1 cup water . Serviteuts for the wedding din-
. A sewing contest conducted by"
red food eoloring din-
ner were: Alma Fpwler, Joan
Mrs. Pickering was won by Mrs.
Wash and polish' apples. Re. Parry Thompson,
Wilson, Lois, Vera and June Tin-
- nay. During the dinner a tele -
move sterns and stick wooden
gram of best wishes was re-
discussed by Mrs. Fraser Dixon. feta. She carried pink and white
Scripture was read by Mrs. baby 'mums and wore a flower
Bert Sholdice. and net headdress, Jean Cole,
cousin of the bride, was flower
Readfngs were given by 1111:s.- girl wearing pink nylon chiffon
Earl Morley and Mrs. Karl and carried a nosegay of white
Pickering. A linen apron over
70 Years old edged with hand- and pink baby 'inurns.
knitted lace was displayed, by Paul Muir, Seaforth, brother of
the groom, was ring bearer and
Mrs, Sholdice. The roll call was
answered by "A Saying of Your carried the ring on a white satin
Grandmother's". heart -shaped cushion. Ian Muir,
Reports of the area conven- Seaforth, was groomsman. Ken.'
Lion were giVen by Mrs. Fraser neth Willis, Seaforth, and Mer -
Laurence and Douglas
Dixon and Mrs. Karl Pickering vYn'
ushers.
Eyre, brothers of the bride, were
and of the county rally held in
Byron United Church by Mrs.
Albert Armstrong and Mrs. La- 'A reception was held at Arm -
Verne Allison. strong's , Restaurant, Exeter,
It was decided to hold card where'the - bride's mother re.•
parties to raise funds the. last ceived in an afternoon dress in
Wednesday e v e n i n g of each titrilio tone crepe and Chantilly
month from October to March lace with dusty rose accessories.,
omitting December — the lunch The groom's mother chose -a tur-
committee of each month to ar.4 The dress with matching ac -
range for that month's card cessoriee and' both wore cor-
party. , sages of pink roses. • '
skewers well down into stern
end of apples. Legion Auxiliary For travelling the bride chose
• • ceived from Holland.
Combine sugar, cream of tar-
• navy dress and coat with dusty*
tar, salt and water in deep
a saucepan, Add red coloring until Marks Birthday'•
rose' accessories and a corsage
of pink roses.
syrup is desired color. Mrs. Luella Hall, 13lyth, zone, On their return Mr. and Mrs
. . .
Place saucepan over direct commander, paid her annual Lee will reside in Galt.
heat and stir until sugar is dis- visit to the ,Ladies' Legion Auxil- • Ninety guests attended from
solved. Then cook rapidly with- lary meeting in the Legien Hall 'Galt, Niagara Falls, St. Mires,
out stirring to "medium erack" Monday evening. Exeter and Seaforth.
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WALPER'S
Exeter
MEATS
stage (290°) or until syrup when A birthday cake was a feature • Devon Rindless Sliced
a rather brittle thread which sixth anniversary of the Auxil- Saturday Bride
Bacon
eceives s
ea g mine ovember
dropped into cold water forms of the lunch celebrating the
piles cup in zigzag fashion. feu..
As soon as syrup reaches this Arrangements were.made fir R • •
stage remove from b t k the Le ion ba t N G ft
warm and immedi‘tely begin dip. and a donation was voted to
ping apples, one at a time. Beck Sanatorium. Miss Joan Batten was hostess
Twirl about and place, stick up, An levitation was received at bet' borne in the Jarvis Apart -
on waxed paper to cool and London, last Wednesday
from the Clinton Auxiliary to at- ment5'
harden. , tend their twenty-fifth anniver- evening - "for a miscellaneous
sgry on November 19. ° shower for Miss Eileen Fraser,
Have you a favprite apple re-
cipe that- you would share with The mystery prize Was wori by 'hr 1
ide.e ect of this Saturday.
our readers? Comrade PearI Henderson. Friends of Mist Fraser show -
president Mrs Et/ B e ere4 her with gins and the eve -
To. presided. ning was spent infornially.
be appointed to the Sen-
ate`a Canadian must be at least
30 year old,' must be a British London Church
Sweet Smoked .
1 LI3. 6.910
'render Smelted Cryovac
Cottage
Ro Ills
HI -LINE 2 - 3 LIS AVI 69c
Subjett, be worth at least $4,000,
# and be a resident of the pro-
vinee he represents. Scene Of Vows
Barbara Anise Dodd, daughter
of Archie Dodd and the late
Mrs. Dodd became the bride of
Charles Henry Wilson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Neilson,
R.R. 2, Crediton, in 'a ceremony
performed by Rev. Joseph V-.
Clarke in Trinity United Church,
London, on Saturday, October
26.
The bride chose for her wed.
ding a formal taffeta -lined gown
of crystal charm fashioned with
a terse bodite, lily point sleeve
and round neckline etched with
lace rosettes A bouffant
Real Economy
With Service
Most refrigerators hold from 30
to 60'lbs, in freezer compartment, •
A Locker Costs $10 Per Year
Tho Combination h Real Economy.
The Interest of a $200 bond will pay
your locker rent with NO DEPRECIATION, ,
NO FINANCE CHARGES, NO SERVICE COSTS
and you still have the $200,
Perhaps this is the time to practice
real teonomy.
Exeter Frozen Foods
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• an skirt
extended into a brief train. A
tnatehing pillbox headdress
sprinkled with seed pearls held
her fingertip veil of silk illu-
sion. She tarried a whit Bible
crested wth red roses, stephan-
otie and ivy.
The bridet attendant was
Miss Phyllis Walker, London,
gowned in French blue crystal
charm.
/ Clare Wright was groomsman
and Ivan Lloyd and Douglas
son were ushers,
A wedding reception was held
In the church following the cve.
many,
Pot' a wedding trip to points
in Eastern Ontario along the $t.
Lawrence the bride changed tty
a chareoal grey suit with tura
ettleise and black accessories
and corsage of yellow roses,
Mr. and .of
Wilson Will r
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sat Centralia.
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