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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-11-14, Page 8p 1 7ht a.AdVOCat r Navtrnbt r 14, 15"57 11AMAiM.liiltilii4AUMALkitlifhMM,5415544411 /11.I1WAIM M11M1444441,14tI1A11411114 M1111141/1At115a1.1 11M1101AlAtAf/ T91$. 'N THAT By MRS. 4. M.. S. .have you noticed the items in ► tt a F"s"0 Years Ago" recently? avti. weeks aga this local 5np- peared: - "Between Mr. Cottle's 1;. eider nail, the levaporator and the panning factory the .apple «,crop is rapidly being put into - Flondition for winter." This week at stern reads. "A local fanner said "These are the •best industries that Oould • have been established in Exe- ' • ter from the farmer's. stand- point. Apples that we used to sell for 10 -to 15 cents a bag now bring from 25 to 50 cents," ,, We thought this was interest- ., 'Y GO' .BYT Beauty Bar fi ing in view of the tact that two weeks ago in this column it was stated that new varieties of apples have been developed, new sprays for controlling in - :sects perfected and, storage me- thods have been improved." Are you farniliar with the Cort- land apple? in a calender of Canadian apples it is listed as a good cooker and good for.eat-, ing and available from October to February. We had heard this variety -of apples mentioned on TV as being the only kind of apple .that does not discolor when peeled for a length of time in fact the cook on the 3 p.m. program was using ap pies that she had peeled in the morning and they remained their white eolor -- a good va- riety to use in salads. We checked with a local dealer y r and he said he ordered them fez ••. stair 'Errntruents, Trutlug special requests but was going 1ridiviecini styling. Permanents to buy some for sale in the manicures, i,•114•tai,, • store. We hope to try them. Phone 522 --Please Tura. to Page 9 - 409• Main St. s • LOOK AT ALL THE CLOSET ROOM WE HAVE NOW THAT OUR SANITONE MAN CLEANS AND STORES OUR SUMMER CLOTHES! a.72 4.7 Why stuff closets • with summer clothes? Let us. Sanitone Dry Clean and store there for you. They'll. not only be out of your way but they'll be safe from moths, thieves and dirt . . ready to wear whenever needed. Phone 1O. Brady Cleaners 'AND LAUNDETERlA LTD. SORORITY PICKS SWEETHEART .Mrs. John Ooman was crowned sweetheart of the Exeter chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the sorority's annual dance last week. She was crowned by last year's winner, Mrs. Robert Dinney, right. Taking part in the cere- mony were, left to right, President Jean Taylor, Mrs. Ted Jones, past president, and Mrs. M, C. Fletcher, sponsor. —Noseworthy Photo Local. Hospital ,Auxiliary Raises $2,459 In Year. Mrs. C. S. MacNaughton was re-elected president of the Ladies' Auxiliary to South Huron Hospital at the meeting in the auxiliary rooms on Tuesday afternoon. Past president is Mrs. R. E. Russell, and honorary president is Mrs. E. Irwin, The vice-presidents are. Mrs. Elmer Bell, ' Mrs, Fred Dobbs and Mrs, J. G. Dunlop; record- ing secretary, Mrs, Lawrence Wein; assistant, Mrs. G. L. Mickle;' corresponding secretary, Miss Margaret Brown; assistant, Mrs. W. Martin; treasurer, Mrs. R. E. Pooley; assistant, Mrs. Merlin Mode. Historian, Mrs. Gordon Koch; • auditors, Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Merlin Mode; staff repre- sentative, Miss Alice Claypole; board representative, Mrs, J. G. Dunlop; cancer society rep., Mrs. Gordon Koch. 'Conveners of committees 'are: Nurses, Mrs. M. Svendsen; so - 'dal, Mrs. Harvey Pollen; ways and means, Mrs. Gerald Godbolt and Mrs. Benson Tuckey; tray, Mrs. Fred Dobbs; sewing, Mrs, Vernon Heywood; cutting, Mrs. Arthur Fraser; buying, Mrs. Ralph Hicks; membership, Mrs. Ulric Snell; pianist, Mrs. M. C. Fletcher; public relations, Mrs. R. E. Russell; nominating, Mrs. M. C. Fletcher, Mrs.' S. B. Tay- lor and Mrs. Richard Dickins, The nominating cominittee, Mrs. T. C. Smith, Mrs. M. H. Mode and Mrs. Wes Witmer pre- sented the slate of officers and X it's True! Automatic asher 6i. Dryer ONLY FOR THE PAIR!• G.E AUTOMATIC WASHER With Parlous Activator washing, Simple' control lets year stop, skip or repeat any cycle, 3 -Zone washing ' action cleans thoroughly and gently. Choice of 1 to 15 minutes actual wash time. Water temperature selector, 5 -year warranty, 04 AUTOMATIC DRYER ' New high speid air flow system dries clothes fast at safe, low temperatures. Smooth porcelain enamel basket cannot drag or wear delicate fabrics. Drying tilts selector gives you i e lathy right" drying every time, RUSSELL ELECTRIC YOUR. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE DEALER FOR SALES WITH SERVICE r_ g 'TEP•. PHONE 109 Marjorie Dilkes YOUR HAIRDRESSER Permanent ` Waving Hair Styling and Shaping Tinting and Cold Waving Phone 146 Ethel's BEAUTY SALON PHONE 18, GRAND BEND For Latest Styling • ETHEL DESJARDINE Proprietress they were installed by Rev. S. Kerr, The annual reports for 11 months were given -by secreta- ries aifd conveners. Mrs. R. E. Pooley, treas. re- ported that $2,459.00 had., been raised during the year, Mrs. E. R. Hopper gave the amounts raised by various projects as, bridge and euchre party in Feb- ruar, $111.50; bakeless bake sale in March, $104.75; rummage sale in May; $806.83; tag day in September, $700.01 rummage sale in October, $338.60 with a minumum total expense of $34.69. Convener of the sewing com- mittee, Mrs: Witmer, for Mrs. V. Heywood, reported 402 articles had been made and had been cut by Mrs. Arthur Fraser and her committee. Tray committee, Mrs. Alien Fraser, had provided favors for patients' trays on spe- cial days and also table .centres fok,nurses' dining table. Mrs. H. Pollen reported a membership of 108. Mrs. T. G. ]iunlop spoke for the hospital Board and also gave an outline of the organiza- tion and management of hospi- tals in general. Miss Alice Claypole, reporting for the staff, spoke of the fine co-operation between the auxili- ary and the hospital, and invited the auxiliary members to be guests of the nursing staff at the regular auxiliary meeting in December. Mrs. G. Koch, representative of the cancer society, gave the main features of the November meeting of that unit. ode"in•'Pea ,mma„unnnnnnq �1���►Nlii,, i�i���li. uu4w,,,�wA tIC1 /71 ri. •:: t vi rye j tender young greens peas , *ha delicious y Hurondale J ills He:nsa11 Manse Highlights of the Hospital Auxiliaries convention held in conjunction with the Ontario Hos- pital Association convention which they attended recently in Toronto as delegates of the« auxiliary, were given by Mrs. MacNaughton and Mrs. Dobbs, The Hospital Auxiliaries have the largest membership of any women's organization in. Ontario, and 150 hospitals were represent- ed at the convention, The dele- gates felt the local auxiliary compared favorably with others in the same category. Hi -LINE Beauty Sal on Scene ,Of Vows Gladys Isabelle Baker of Ilen• - sell, and Grant Wilkens I eGre- or p1 I�ippen ex;ehanged itiar- riage vows before the Bev. Don- ald MacDonald at the Presbyte• Tian manse, ltensall. Saturday. November 7 at 3 p.m—The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker of Hensall, and the, groom's parents are Mr. and Airs. Robert McGregor of Iippen. Given in marriage by her fa- ther the bride was lovely in a ballerina length gown 'of Chan- tilly lace and net over satin, fashioned with strapless lace bo- diee with pleatednylon inset, full three tiered skirt of net with front panel of lace over satin. A matching bolero was styled with rounded collar and lily point sleeves. A headdress of seed pearls and opalescent se - mans held her finger tip veil and her bridal bouquet were red ro- ses, white mums and ivy. Miss Ruth Soldan of Han ll - tan, attended the bride as maid of honor, wearing a gown of pale blue_taffeta in waltz length with full bouffant skirt, A matching velvet headdress and bouquet of white and yellow mums and ivy completed her en- semble. Jim McGregor of Kippen, bro- ther of the groom, was best man. For the reception held at Armstrong's Restaurant, Exeter, the bride's mother received wear- ing an afternoon dress in blue and grey taffeta with. accessor- ies in black and corsage of pink carnations and white stephanotis. The groom's mother chose a sheath dress 1n dusty rose with black and red. and wearing a knack aecessories, and a white corsage .of redcarnations and carnation i:orsage. white stephauptis. FM* travelling no: their hooey- Mr. and Alrs. McGreger will Mon the bride :chose a red and reside in Remit. white taffeta dress. over which Out—of—town guests attended. was worn a black and ,white from Toronto. Kitchener. Sea, tweed coat, with, accessories in forth, Clinton and Bensa , morowfortro Launch Project The first meeting of the Huron - dale Jolly Jills in the club "Working with Wool" was held on Saturday at the home of the leader, Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Mrs. Alvin Moir is assistant leader. Barbara Kernick 'was named president for this club; Kathryn Hicks, vice president; Shirley Morley secretary and Carole Westcoit, press reporter, The girls are required to make a skirt or skirt and waistcoat and keep a record book during this project. Mrs. Rundle dis- cussed the requirements of each girl's sewing kit and enlarged on the qualities and -varieties of wool. Each member was given six samples of wool and Mrs. Moir demonstrated three tests for proving. the materials were wool; by, touch, by burning and by using water and lye, • Pamphlets were distributed, 1E.A COLD MAKES BREATHING DIFFICULT HERE'S AN ANSWER -2 Located in Cook's Hotel, Centralia AIR CO.NDiTIONED DRYERS PHONE 754-W-1 EXETER Marg Coward, Prop. When you euf£er.froin all the annoying disOonfforts of dogged noattil4, running eyes Catarrh dis- charge due to a cold -remember Cetarrh-0-2one. 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