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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-03-20, Page 12Pa 12 'Th a 111rnots-Alivoceto, March 20, 193$ POLITICAL TEA — A. new type of political camliaigning was inaugurated in Exeter Friday afternoon when the local Liberal organization sponsored an afternoon tea which was attended by about 75 ladies..Guet speaker was Mrs, W, L. Whyte, Scaforth. Above, the candidate, Bill Cochrane, is seen with his wife, left, Mrs. B. W. Tuckey, and Mrs: Russell Tiernan, right. —T -A Photo Donit forget to have Easter Clothes cleaned in time ... r tio Let our Sanitone Dry Cleaning help you look your best hi the Easter Perode. Don't worry about garments that won't be new for Easter. Let us have them for Sanitone Dry CI e a nin g right NOW. They'll come back absolutely immacula.te—spot-free, perspir- ation free ,perfectly pressed looking as fresh as new. And April 6 is closer than you /tidy. realize. Get these clothes to us now so you won't get caught in the annual last- minute rush. dy CVaners & LALJNDETERIA LTD. Phone 106 For Pickup & Dedivery Exeter OES Aids Residence Exeter Chapter O.E.S. voted lt250 toward furilishing a room in the new nurses' residence at their meeting in the chapter rooms on Wednesday evening. Thirteen dollars was contri- buted to the gift cupboard of the Exeter branch of the Can- cer Society. A tea was planned to be held in .the Public Library basement on Saturday., April 19, the proceeds to be used for benevolent :purposes. Mrs. William Bell, worthy matron, and Mr. W. Bell, wor- thy patron, presided for the meeting. Euchrc was played following the meeting. Japan Missions Auxiliary Topic The -concluding study on Japan was discussed by Mrs, Lloyd Taylor at the March meeting of the W.M.S. Afternoon Auxiliary of dames Street United church on Thursday afternoon. lo the subject "Japan Past, Present and Future" Mrs. Tay- lor said "Long before Christo- pher Columbus discovered Am- erica Roman Catholic mission- aries under Francis Xavier were at work in Japan :with consider- able success. The persecution wiped out the Roman Catholics and closed Japan's doors to Western religion, commerce trade and civilization." "In 1853 Perry sailed into Japan and was accepted, The Japanese quickly absorbed, West- ern culture and .metheds. As Western counties did, so Japan annexed more territory: For- mosa, Malaya Peninaulai• parts of China and Manchuria. Dur- ing wars Japan lost them -again. In 1859 first christian mission- aries went to Japan and in the first 13 years there were only 10 converts. Most missionaries bad to leave during the war and were not accepted again 1111 1046. Today the doors of op- portunity are wide open for the missionary effort." Mrs. Percy Passmore presid- ed for the devotional and pro- gram. Mrs. Mary Hannigan and — Please Turn to Page 13 311,114, lelimminnosenevec * LEMON FLAVQRIR. justrigh( CONSISTENCY... All you could wish for in a lemon pie! 2) tinier° -&vyloy,,,, Pie Illitin 1(445 JELL,* II RESISTERSO TRADE MAIM OWNS!" IH OANAD4 BY GENERAL. FOODS, LIMIT "Triple Action" HOOVER Works• • 3 Ways! 1. 5 do spring cleaning , your HOOVER 09 ae at&O I/ it baatt at it *Ittefitt ol.ts idetim. Gtt6 an the deep -down dirt. Priessi dude e areesteriee fee suction defining. ' M*tito 112 i "It Walks On AirIf 5 • ;•.N IMilb16-8 lilt eh hem, and swivel top let dean (rem teem- to- ttiotri wit/LuL encs moving the cleaner. pleat mg aecessenes Included. ....SURMAIiit'UVZ.V.e.0.4seAVS.e.a,Sze Your Best Spring Buy! , YOUR. HOulEHOLtoiliPPLIANCE IVALEfi FOR SALES wirti SERVICE, „ P14614E110 5XETEk Filming :Of Movies, TV Feature Holt wood 'V44 A two-week vacation among the stars of screen and television thrilled two yOung Exeter ladies who returned home from Holly - California, over the week- eed. really had a wonderful time. The days passed much too , reported both Miss Kathleen flay and Miss Helen wesieott, whose bolts entertained them royally in the film capital. They were the .guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dennis, wta planned every day La give their visitors as much sightseeing and as inuch pleasure as possible. "They just couldn't do enough for us," Said Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis have three small -children, Jon, Lisa and Julie. Mrs. Dennis is the former Norma Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs; C. L. Wflson, Exeter, .and former post 0fiee,emplOyee here. She assistsher husband, who is a script writer. The ladies. saw on television one of Alfred Hitelicock's productions, "Guest for Breakfast," for which their .hest had written the script. Other .shows which use Mr. r Dennis' scripts, are Meet McGraw, and those .of :Perry Mason, And others. "The weather was just like June here," said Kay. "It only rained one night and part ,or'ene day." The temperature averaged 7S degrees in.the .daytime and is cooler at night — about 53 degrees. The young ladies were fortun- ate in seeing three lire TV shows — "This Is Your Life," "Queen for a Day," and Tenoessee Ernie. Mr. Dermis ,was able to secure admission to the Twentieth Cen- tury fax studios for Kay and. Mu HI I kU IlImusuon ttttt mis • us no Imo( omuk THIS 'N THAT By MRS. Two or three weeks ago in this column we advocated eating a good breakfast to start the day off right. In a recent issue of The Ottawa Evening Journal, a man who has taken interest in his food for several decades and who has ex- perimented systematically and logically still believes that the deterioration of the social order began when folks stopped eating pie for breakfast. He says a return to the custom of pie to conclude breakfast would work incalcuable benefit to the country. It all citizens woul set alarm clocks half an hour earlier, dress without hurry. ing and eat a substantial first meal of the day, tensions, frus- trations and irritations would dis- appear. Naturally, there is opportunity for disagreemeet as to the best pie for the first meal. Possibly mince is a trifle heavy, but apple, cherry, pumpkin, prune or apri- cot pie is a fitting ending to the meal. What do our readers think of this advice — pie for breakfast? We invite your comments. We were very pleased to re- ceive a cheery note .from Mrs, Gordon Harding, of Gardena, California, enclosing a recipe for a salad which she says is appro- priate for the month of March, but she writes "I love it any .month. 1 hope your readers try it.' Molded Jade Salad (Mrs. Gordon Harding) 1 pkg. lime gelatine • 1i cups hat water 1 tbsp. vinegar 11 cups finely sliced fruit (pears, pineapple) 2 oz. roquefort cream or cottage cheese 11 tbsp. cream pimento, cut fine Dissolve gelatine in het water. Add vinegar. Chill until slightly thickened. Fold well -drained fruit into hall of mixture and turn into a well-oiled mold. Chill until firm. Place remaining gelatin mix- ture111 a bowl of ice water. Whip until thick and fluffy. Blend cheese with cream and stir into whipped gelatin mixture. Add pimento. Pour over the firM gelatin layer. Chill until firm. Unmold on crisp dettuce. gen- District Teachers Hear WI Official The March meeting of the Exeter Unit of the Fideratiott of Women Teachers Association of Ontario was held in the Exe- ter Public School last Wednes- day, The guest speaker was Mrs. George Wilson, Woodham, who made a world tour as a dele- gate to the Ceylon conference of the Federated Women of the Worldlast autumn. She showed pictures of the different coun- tries she had visited, including Hawaiian Islands, New Zealand, Australia, Ceylon Syria, Italy, Prance, Ireland and the British Islet. President Mrs. Cliff Jory con- ducted. the meeting and Mrs, Ituseell Mills and the Usborne teachers arranged the program and refreshments. A proposed Phone trip to New York was discussed. .*eeenetimmen,,,,,,,,,,,nunnemeenuemeuemiuninmenementeuniuuntuninumuntuuniel J. M. S, • ish with cress, Cornbint half mayonnaise and half sour cream and serve. Mrs. Harding writes that she Makes it in a long pyrex dish and. cuts it into desired squares for salad, A favorite combination is pears and cream cheese and mayonnaise for dressing. Mrs. Borden Clarke, Grand Bond, shares with our readers a favorite recipe for peanut btitter cookies. Peanut Butter Cookies (Mrs. Borden Clarke) 1 cup butter 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup white sugar 1 egg cup peanut. butter 11 cups flour 1 tsp, soda k tsp, salt 1 ISP. vanilla Mix as for drop cookies, Eake at 350 degrees until golden brown, * * * Sprinkle potatoes meant for frying with a little flour before cooking and they will turn out a pleasing brown, Use your vacuum cleaner to thaw food which -has been in a deep freezer, Use the 'Newer out- let with hose attachment, direct- ing flow of warm air on food. Thawing will be accomplished quickly, .4.1.4.1•44•114 Ethel's BEAUTY SALON PHONE 18, GRAND ,BEND For Latest Styling ETHEL DESJARDINE - Proprietress Marjorie Dilkes YOUR HAIRDRESSER Permanent Waving Hair Styling and Shaping Tinting and Cold Waving Phone 146 Easter Special! Mother and daughter look your best for Easter! With every ptrmanent $.50 and up, bring in Your daughter (under 12) fora FREE SHAMPOO & SET Open Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday TUES. & THURS, EVENING Hi -Line • Beauty Salon 750-W Centralist NEW Figure Comfort NEW. Figure Beauty NEW Figure Health WITH .44.44,44,444444,0 1S% OFF FROM MARCH 20 TO APRIL 3 Mrs, Anne Sk, Exeter V, Armstrong Nitifit t.23 ,AillifritantimmiffinymbinouuThuttithatarrIffintitititifitOttfiftlifitiltiffitiThitifilittli I $5 1 Helen where 'they saw thrie. shows hI the making "Maa With a Gun," "How' to Alarry Millionaire," and. a. Perry Masen Produetion, Here they saw Mary Andrews, Barbara Edens, and .other stars at work. Hay and Helen became "lads for a day" when they visited Disneyland, .known: As the -chil- dren's paradise. They took all the boat trips to Fantasy Land, To- morrow Land and Jungle Land. They visited the lime of the Seven Dwarfs .and the village of olden days—resembling Green- field Village, near Detroit. "It was as thrilling as a da)' at a circus," said Helen. The canociion duo inspected Gramn an's Meese Thea t r 010 is built of cement Weeks in which are imprinted the foot- marks, handprints and 'lames of movie stars: Considerable time was spent in deciphering these :imprints. They visited Knott's Berry Farm — the home of the boyseh- berry, where they aro canned for pies and made into jellies and. jams, The Brown Derby And ,Schabb's PharmaeY„ favorite lunch and dining places of the stars, were other points of inter- est, and Helen, who works .in a local pharmacy, was particularly interested in the world's largest drug store. Beverly Hills, where the homes of the stars am located, looks like any other wealthy residen- tial avenue, and very little activ- ity is noticed. The stars and their families live in their baekyards, where they have patios, breeze- ways and lovely gardens to enjoy in privaey, The farmers market, was an- other scene of activity which fascinated the two Exeter tour- ists. It resembled a Canadian 1 eity market only .the booths, and shops were all outside. The fruits and flowers, -such as tlie. poin- settia. the hibuscus and so many tropical varieties. Wart In abun- dance, and -merchandise of all kinds make it a lively shopping centre. Good weather favored the nine- hoUr flight from Detroit to: Hollywood both going and :Coining—4n MAIN. 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