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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-11-07, Page 1212 The TIMOSAtivstgets, NOvirbliter 1, 1857 • • ' •14A1-3, • • ' . N FAIN1C11 4 , LegionAuxiliaries Publisher Tells 0 Enjoy Party Here W . Exeter Ladies Legion Auxiliary lit OM a Ilalloween masquerade b party l On Tuesday evening when . members from Brussels, Clinton, i4 Birtll and Hensall auxiliaries 1 were guests. 64 The prize given for the best 1 Halloween costume were won by Mrs., Kay Duncan in a witch's vil 00,.lit; best dressed was a Bo - v, .. Pkelt costume worn by Mrs. Nan f ; , Proctor, Clinton; best comic was 'LI ' wertv,vby Mrs. Pat Shew, Clinton, c; dt, ' Sped as a pig. la t•,grpeSeille stunt which cans, .,. nuch hilarity, arranged by s" 1 Itterti- Max Harness, was the i passing of parts of a dead man's b 4 dientembered body from person 0 , to person. No one fainted. ti 4 , File draw for the blanket was " 4., WIM by Mrs. Howard Smale, Hpnsall. The evening was spent g 1Agames and a buffet lunch was o , srved, convened by Mrs, Gerald cimpbell, i "4. C^ _________ 11 i f I IF A COLD MAKES ) i OREATHING DIFFICULT,— f MERE'S AN ANSWER — ✓ -V *hen you suffer from all the ci 0neying discomforts Of clogged ostrils,, running eyes, catarrh dis- arta due toa cold—remember atarrh-O.Zone. The Seething I. I. i pour released from Catarrh -Q -Zone 4 . riekly helps clear the nasal tratt- O R rings fast relief. Just sprinkle a. few .,,, A. _roidiskeerfchiCeiitoarrch-ronen.on iyour ifitalner. A fewigropes '4 clytaixT-O°. 0 , zer =ohs pillow at night bele you T.day—at yobur d?Aftgeat. 11- -7.61,57; , 4e ni Et I" E District History Mre. Mac Hodgert and Mrs. Alnler Passmore gave reports of the W,I. area convention held in Londonrecently at the Oc. tober meeting of linrondale Wo- men's Institute in Trivitt Memo- riai Parish Hall. last Wednesday. evening. . J. M„ Southcott gave the his- tory of Francistown now known as Exeter Nerth. Mrs. Carman Cann discussed the motto "Or. der and method make all things. easy' and Mrs. William Sillery contributed a solo. Mrs. Ernie Pym presided for the program. The business period was elm, ducted by the president, Mrs. E�ylance Westeott. A donation was voted to the Canadian Men- tal Health Association, A 'bale for Unitarian service is to be packed under the supervision of the president, MrS. Mac Hodgert and Mrs. Jaines Kirkland. The Connty W.I._rally will be held in Londesbore, November 12. Hostesses were Mrs. Bier - ling .and Mrs. Eirkland. Assist- ing were Mrs. Harry Snell, Mrs. S. Mitchell, Mr. Albert Keys and Mrs. Les Gibson. Modern Beauty Salon 314 Main St. Phone 341 • HIGH STYLING PERMANENTS HAIR TREATMENTS Pearl Henderson, Prop. • S.. ••-s f • CANADA Taste Tells... it's always BETTER with CLOVER CREAM BUTTER Made Fresh Daily In Exeter By PACKERS ockey ayers Need eter Dairy Milk or Energy . om "squee gees to veterans, hockey players get tra vitamins and proteins from Exeter Dairy Milk. gives them the stamina and drive they need on the EXETER DAIRY PHONE 3314. FREE DELIVERY Auxilia.ry.Atten.ds. Mission Service. members Of James Street Eve - fling Auxiliary met in the church parlors and attended the Iliisaion. to t110 Nation service in the church in a body on Monday evening, After the service -they returned. to the parlors. for the regular meeting. Mrs. H. Jones pre- sided for the program in which Mrs. C, Wellington presented the third study on ...Innen on "The Women of Japan," Musical con- tributions included a solo by Miss Maxine Reeder and a vocal duet by Mrs. Percy McFaUs and Mrs, 1. C, Mrs, William Thomson, Mrs. Jenes, and Mrs, Wes Witmer gave reports of the W.M.S. sectional nteeting held in Hensel]. reeently. MS. Witmer and Mrs. Harvey Pollen were named to convene the men's supper in the church on Thursday evening, with Mrs. H, H. CoWen.. and Mrs. Otto Brown assisting. The president,: Mrs. Witmer, conducted the business period. • Friends Compile Book For Bride. A miscellaneous shower was held on Tuesday evening, Octo- ber 29 at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Broderick in honor of her granddaughter, Miss Joan Broderick, bride -elect of this week. The evening was spent in collecting recipes, compiling a bride's book and contests. An address was read by Mrs. Don Bell and baskets of gifts were presented by Jane Brode- rick, Mrs. Itoy Dykeman and Mrs. Lee Armstrong. HI LINE Beauty Salon • AIR CONDITIONED DRYERS PHONE 750 -W -I EXETER Marg Cowarc!, Prop. Located in Cook's Hotel, Centralia mikr\ • 0% . • tender yoUngi green peas . . dainty and delicious 0AwADA 400 Hensel 116444,terehie • • AREA HEALTH NURSE—Miss Sally Goertzeh, who re- cently moved here to take over the district office of Huron County Health Unit, says she enjoys her busy life helping to keep people healthy. Baby care is an important part of her work. —T -A Photo District Health Nurse Enjoys Busy Schedule A busy person in the commu- nity and yet a happy one be- cause she is doing what She has always wanted to do is the pub- lic health nurse for Exeter dis- trict, Miss Sally Goertzen. As a girl, Miss. Gpertzen hoped some day to be a nurse and as she finished her academic edu-. cation at Eden Christian College, a private school near Niagara Falls, she was encouraged to enroll as a student nurse by a friend who was already in train- ing. Ironically, this friend did not finith her course. Miss Goertzen trained at Tor- onto General Hospital and took another year's course for pub- lic nurse at the University of Toronto, graduating in 1955. She spent the next year in "VVingham as one of the six nurses of the Huron County Health Unit under the supervision of Miss Jean Fal- coner. Miss Goertzen has been in Exe- ter a little more than a month but she is already well esta- blished and busy with clinics, prenatal classes, home : and school visiting. The public health nurse visits the babies born in the hospital and follows up wth visits in the home. "Many people think that we just call on the baby, in the home but in reality we check all the members of the family," ex- - Please Turn •to Page 13 llllllllllllllllll 11111111 lll 11 ll 1111111 ll 1 ll 11 llllll 1 l llll 1 lllllll 11111111111 lllllll 11111111111111111311 ll llll 11 ll 1 lll 111111111110 • THIS 'N THAT' By MRS. J. M. S. The nippy, busy days of autumn accent the importance of sustaining and nutritious sup- per main dishes. Homemakera realize that an ideal way to make sure the family gets all the nutrients it needs for energy to carry on in school and at the office, is to put them all in a steaming savory stew. ' Reinforcing the protein of meat with vital vitamins provided by fresh vegetables,the lowly stew is 'really a meal i itself. To cite a few of the vegetables often found in stew, tomatoesare triply generous with. .vitamins; carrots contribute a bounty of vitamin A cup of carrots yield twice the daily bodily re- ,quirement), potatoes provide phosphorous, calcium; iron and vitamins A and C; the popular onion is rich in food energy' and vitamins. Just the combining of several vegetables with meat in a stew means a mutual strengthening of their food value. Happily, a stew is one of the easiest main dishes to, preiiare and to serve, and, there are so many -varia- tions on the basic stew theme that stew once a week is a practical habit for clever cooks. The Canadian Fruit and Vege- table Associdtion offers a recipe for Fresh Vegetable and Chicken Stew and we feel that the com- paratively low price of chickens warrants us using them in this way. Fresh Vegetable and Chicken Stew 3 to 4 pound chicken 2 to 3 tbsp. shortening 1 tbsp. salt 2 cups hot water tsp. black pepper 12 small whole onions 1 cup sliced carrots 1 cup peas, 'lima beans or Snap beans 1 cup diced potatoes cup flour cup water Cut chicken in serving pieces and brown on all sides in hot shortening, Place in saucepan with next three ingredients. Cover and cOok 1 honk or until chicken is tender. Add vegetables about 30 minutes ,before cooking time is up. Combine flour with the water and stir into the stew. until it thickens to desired con- sisteney, As we mentioned befere, this is only a basic recipe and you on substitute vegetables that you have en hand or that your family prefers, Th talking to one house. wife, she said, "Oh, I make stew Out Of theleftovers in the re- Itigerator, and .We call it !refrig- enter stew'." To add flavor to stews, try substituting chicken or beef bouillon for the water called for in the recipe. To give a rich brown O• W in meat and vegetable stews add a Mw drops of kitchen bouquet. Tf3 give stews that "punnet" look, add some fresh mushroom halvet, sauteed in butter te• your next chicken, beef Or letth stew. • Ethers BEAUTY SALON' 011014k1L GOND WO Fe, 'Waif Sliellett MEL blISABDINO Proprietress To stretch a stew to serve un- expected company, mix up some dumplings, drop from spoon into boiling stew; cover tightly and steam without lifting cover 12 to 15 minutes, •'1' GO BY' Beauty Bar. Myrland Smith, Prop, Hair Treatments, Tinting Individual Styling, Permanents Manicures, 409 Main St. Phone 522 Elizabeth Arden Hand lotion Wie 6/444 P. Seeaddlaii, $125 with b4ilt.in dispenser Charming luxury touch that MAO; this silky lotion still more a delight te usel lust touch your fingertip to this magic action dispenser, and the slender "faucet" releases exactly the right amount, the Elisabeth Arden Hand Lotion freely, from head to toe to smooth your skin iti.lovaliness with the fresh, sweet enchantment of blue Cress or lune Geranium. 4 oz. dispenser bottle 61.25 UTLY' ow mu suctrEN 111A Phorto111 Eileen Fraser Wed. Saturday Elleen Margaret Bose Fraser. daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Ar - thin Fraser, Exeter, *.and .Gerald Sidney ParrettSydney, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Barratt -Sydney, London, were united in marriage on Saturday, November g at a 4 e'clock ceremony performed by Rev, M. A. Hunt at the home .of the groom's parents, Orchard Park, decorated with, baskets_ ,of pink and white chrysanthemums. and carnations. Given in marriage by her fa- ther the brid$ chose for her wedding a waltz length gown :of white Peal; de sole embroidered in seed pearls. A Juliette cap embroidered in. seed Pearls held her short illusion veil, She ear-. :leda bouquet of orchids; Her attendants; Miss Joan Bat- ten, ggeter, as maid of honor and Miss Sharon Barrett.Sydney, sister of the groom, as brides-. maid wore similar waltz -length gowns of crystal charm and bro- cade in copper tones and carried bouquets of chrysanthemums in autumn shades, Ronald Downs, London, was groomsman, - Following a reception in the home the bridal couple left On a honeymoon to be spent in United States. For travelling the bride donned a bittersweet ensemble with cinnamon accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett -Sydney • will make their home in wind- sor, Recognize Debt Speaker Urges The devotional period at the November meeting of Main St. Evening Auxiliary, held in. the church on Monday night, was taken by. Mrs. Ross Tuekey as- sisted by, Mrs. Don Gravett, Mrs, Clarence McDonald and Mrs, Harold Smith. Mrs. Smith in a talk on 'Stew- ardship said "As stewards we are responsible to the Lord for the use or abuse of what he has given us. Stewardship is three Marjorie Dilkes YOUR HAIRDRESSER Permanent Waving Ilair Styling and Shaping Tinting and Cold Waving Phone 146 dimensional for It 'Involves. Cod, Ourselves and others. , is !matter of recognizing .our debt' to God., Let us put first things first for who knows- how long these privileges be ours." A piano solo was contributed by Grace McKenzie. A report of the W.M.S. sectional meeting held. at Hensel was given by Mrs. William Haigh. Mrs, Cecil Wilson, president, conducted the business. A nom- inating conunittee of Mrs. McKenzie,, Mrs. Percy' Merkley, Mrs. Arthur Frayne. and Mrs. Wilson was named to. bring in a slate of Officers at the- next meeting. It was decided. to .entertain the Afternoon Auxil, iary gt the December meeting, A report on the bazaar held October 25, showed it had been a success. Borg.. ,peep•pile 'Coats. More Fur -Like Than Ever . .*. Alt the 'warmth, wear and glamour of genuine fur at only a fraction of the cost . new styles, shades. Jackets $59.95 0 3/4 -Length $79.95 Full-Cength $89.95 Irwin's LADIES' WEAR Phone 474 Exeter e — • Maple Leaf Pure Pork Sausage LE. 47c Skinless Maple Leaf gerieless Tendersvieet (Crytivac) Hams, 79c naives 3 -lb, Ave. Headcheese Schneider's 3 L.. Frozen Foods Maple Leaf. 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