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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-04-10, Page 140 14 Thi TimePAtavQcate, April 10, 1951E 01441 01.011111114104111111014111111111114111111111100111111111111111111111111111111NNONI1111144411411411111141111! D. THIS 'N THAT By MRS. J. M. S. From every direction requests have come to the Canadian As- sociation of Consumers to take aetion to get nnanufatturers of packaged cereals, soap and soap Powders to discontinue the prate Ike .of Issuing premiums. prizes and coupons. Consumers do not like and do not want this type of sales promotion. They want 'able for their dollars in the product itself --- net in prizes and prem- iums. As a result of a resolution at the annual meeting, the national president sent a letter to over 200 manufacturers of cereals,. soaps and soap powders in Can-: ada informing therm of the oppo- sition of the consumers to their present policy of issuing prem- iums and coupons. and (AC urges shoppers to get full value eor their dollar and avoid Prod- ucts whose prices are kept up by coupons and premiums which increase the cost of the products and keep up the price to the consumer. * * How about that Easter ham? Is there still some of it to be used? flow about using it in a souffle? A souffle is a light. nutritious dish with which there is one precaution wince must be :remembered - it must never he kept waiting. so make sure the family is assembled armed the table before the dish comes out of the oven. The base of a souffle is usually a cream sauce. but in this recipe, a can of soup is Ham Souffle , 1 can mildewed cream of celery, asparagne. nitrsin- rootn or any other cream of vegetable soup cup grated chee:.e 1 to 16 cups diced cooked haul 4 este, yolks 4 (seas %bite's Heat the soup and cheeee tn.. gether. tool. Add 1 egg a olk at a tune. beating well after each addition. Beat the egg whites until stiff but not dry awl folri them into the mixture. Pour into -Please Turn to Page 15 IIII IIIUI,1111111111111111IIIIi III I,IU,11ii111111111,1I,,,r111111,11,1,1,1111111„1„,1111/4,1,1,11,111„11r11r„,1,1„111111111111'.,, - Ethers Beauty Salon Announcing the Return of Elinor -.w. Wasnidge Let 4w5 give your hair new beauty FOR LATEST STYLINGS Ethel Dcsiareline, Prop. PHONE 18 GRAND BEND �',1111uu14uuwn,nnluuu11111gnu,uu111❑unuuuuuunnwnuu11unn,munuun11uuun1111uuuuuuuu, EXETER FALL FAIR Home D.op't Prize List LADIES' WEAR 1. buster Style Housecoat, 3. cotton or nylon (sample . attached) 2. Evening Dress, short or long ( sample attached) Pyjamas (baby doll) (eample attached) 4. Apron, mother and daughter, cotton with bib 5. Apron. fancy or tea 6. Slip, princess style MEN'S WEAR 1. Cardigan. made from Mary Maxine Wool 2. Pullover Sweater (sleeveless) 3, Pyjamas (sample- attached) INFANTS' AND CH 1. Sun Sud, any age 2. Baby Set (bonnet. bootees. jacket) ,. 3. Footed Sleeper 4. Party Dress, 3-6 tears LIVING 1. Needlepoint for chair or stool 2. Tatted Doily DINING 1. Lunch Cloth (cut work) 2. Centre Piece Crochet (over 10 inches) 3. Floral Ceeteepiece for table (artificial) 4. Fancy Socks 5. Work Socks 6. Work Shirt (sample attached) 1LDREN'S WEAR 5. Crinoline, 3.6 years 6. Carriage Cover and P(1low 7. Child's Overalls (sample attached) ROOM 3. Cushion (corduroy) 4. Chair Set (crochet) ROOM 4. Table Favors (3 different designs) 5. Buffet Set. 3 pieces. crochet BEDROOM AND BATHROOM 1. Pillow Slips (colored crochet) 2. Pillow Slips (cut work. white) 3, Pillow Slins, embroidered. cross stitch, in color 4. Pillow Shp and Sheet to Match (monogrammed) 5. Towel Set, bath towel. hand towel and face cloth KITCHEN 1. Plastic Articles for kitchen 2, (four) 3. 1. Quilt (fancy quilting) 2. Quilt (pieced cotton) 2. Quilt (group quilting) 4. Quilt (original Canadian design) 3, Crib Quilt (45x54 approx.). original nursery design 6. Quilt Blocks (five) (a) appliqued, plain hem edge 1. Floor Mat (cotton string) 2. Floor Mat (hooked rags) 3. Floor Mat (hooked yarn) QUILTS Hot Plate Mats (two) Tea Towels (two) appliqued (b) appliqued, embroidered edge (c) original design ( embroidery work) (d) crazy patch (fancy outline stitch) (e) patchwvork leenventional) (cotton) :Blocks to be mounted on cardboard. RUGS 4. Floor Mat (braided rags) 5. Floor Mat (any other kind not listed) MISCELLANEOUS 1. Dressed Doll 2, Stuffed Toy 3. Novelty (plastic foam) 4. Any article made from felt. 5. Faney Candles made erote old ones LADIES OVER 70 YEARS bisplay of Overt Hasid work (new) There will be a hobby Display. There will be no Canned Vegetables in the Domestic De- ppa�rtnlent. N.$. -Prizes will not be awarded exhibits which have previously taken prizes in the Horne Department,• 17. AID FIGHT AGAINST CANCER -Work of the .women's service committee is one of the vital phases of the pro- gram of the local branch of the Canadian Cancer Society. Lathes provide various kinds of assistance far patients in the arca. Above, members of the Kippen East Women's Institute help the local committee make dressings which are provided free of charge. Funds for the financing of welfare work, as well as research and education, are being sought this month in the April campaign conducted by the branch throughout the district. --T-A Photo ge Dashwood Rites Ruth ,Iulcne Schade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schade, Dashwood, and Carl Lewis With- erspoon, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Witherspoon, Ailsa (rain. exchanged marriage vows in Calvary Evangelical 17 n i t (eel Brethren church, Dashwood on Saturday, April 5 at 1 o'clock. Rev. W. F. Krotz was the of- ficiating clergyman for the dou- ble ring ceremony and Mrs. hen McCrae played traditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mr. Ilarry Hoffman who sang the "Lord's Prayer" and "Wedding Prayer." Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a drew of white net over taffeta with bolero jacket of french lace. A headdress of pearls held ' her fingertip veil of illusion with satin applique. She carried a bouquet of red roses and white chrysanthemums. Her attendants were her sister, Carole, a5 maid of honor and her Cousin, Helen Horner, Zurich, and Donna Harather, as brides- maids. They were ;,owned alike in aqua velvet with matching accessories and bouquets of yel- low onus. Gerald Witherspoon was grnnm:Inan for his hrnther and ushers were Jack Scheele, broth- er of the bride, and Robert IIamather, Dashwood. A reception was held at the heine of the bride when the bride's mother received wearing an aquamarine dress with white accessories and pink carnation corsage. Assisting in receiving the groom's mother 'hose a blue two-piece dress with snatching accessories and corsage of pink carnations. Assisting in serving were Elaine Schade and elergarct Schack, Zurich. and Joyce Haugh, Toronto. For travelling in the U.S.A. the bride changed to an orange ice chemise with black and orange ice accessories. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Witherspoon will reside on the groom's farm near Crediton, Webb -Becker In. Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, on Saturday, March 2e, at 3 o'clock, Marian Eleanor Bucker, daughter of Mr. and 141r5. Valentine L. Becker. Dash- wood, became the bride of Mil- ton Edward Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Webb, Dash- wood. Bev. K. L. Zorn performed the ceremony. The bride wore a black and white checked suit with black and blue accessories, and a cor- sage of blue carnations and white roses. She was attended by Nancy Fahrier, London, wearing a cardinal red suit with white ac - HI LINE Beavis Salon 1. ocated In Cock's Hotel, Centralia MR tOND)TIDNED DRYERS PHONE 73004, EXETER Marg Coward, Prop. Datitivilf '1trwtitiilitlthlt OroetilMA DA 1i62'Huten btl`e'et,'t'OPOOto rtldel Maris l`rsser's tow 14111k'recipss, Wril4 todalt ows At Easler Ceremonies o c, 17 N FANC1 cessorics and all white corsage. Wilfred R. Becker, Dashwood, was groomsman. A. reception was held at Arm- strong's Restaurant, Exeter, when the bride's mother wore a navy ensemble with beige acces- sories, and the groom's mother chose a brown and blue suit with black and white accessories. The pride and groom left for a honeymoon in Kentucky and Virginia. Morgan -Rundle At an impressive double ring ceremony at Centralia United Church, decorated with beskets of snapdragons and white 'mums, Blanche Irene Morgan, daughter of Mr. anct Mrs. Lloyd Morgan. R.R. 1, Centralia, was united in marriage to Hugh Ar- thur Rundle, son of Air. and Mrs. Arthur Rundle, ILR, 3, Exeter, on Saturday, April 5, at 3 o'clock. Rev. J. T. Clarke performed the ceremony, and Mrs, Kenneth Hodgins players traditional wed- ding music and accompanied the. soloist, Mr. Harry Here, Gran- ton, who sang the "Wedding Prayer" and "Because," Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a dress of embroidered Swiss eye- let over white taffeta, fashioned with Masque bodice, lily -point sleeves and scalloped sabrina neckline. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was held by a scal- loped. bandeau edged with seers pearls. She carried a bouquet of Easter lilies and red roses. Her attendants were her sister, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Highgate, as matron of honor, Miss Fran- ces Morgan, Ridgetown, as bridesmaid, and Miss Marilyn Morgan, as junior bridesmaid, were gowned in fioordength dresses of mere mist in pink, coral and blue shades respective- ly. Beth Wilson, niece of the bride, as flower girl, wore a. gown of nylon over French blue mere mist, and carried pink and while carnations. Allan Rundle was groomsman for his hrother, and ushers were Bunten Morgan and John Pym. A reception was held in the church parlors when the bride's mother wore romance blue crepe with pink accessories and pink rose corsage. The groom's mother chose Peruvian blue saille With pink accessories and match- ing corsage. For traveling in the 'United States, the bride changed to a slate grey suit with. pink and navy accessories, On their return, they will take up residence on the groom's farm near Exeter. Tur-ner'Lavender In a double ring.ceremony at 51. Paul's Church, Hensall, on Saturday afternoon, April 5, the Rev. H. D. Knox, B.D., united in marriage Barbara Jcae, only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thom- as homas G. Lavender, and Alexander Stanway 'Turner, of Hamilton, only son of 11Yr. and Mrs. Hugh King Turner, of Glasgow Scot- land. The bride, who was given. in marriage by her father, was lovely in a floor length gown of hand clipped Chantilly lace avid nylon tulle with A fitted bodice, sabrina neckline, and lily point sleeves. The wide sweeping skirt had front and back peels and deep flounces of alternate tulle and lace. The double French il- lusiorn fingor tip veil was held with a head piece of luIle appli• quell with lace onedallions em- broidered in pearls. She carried a Bible crested with rod roeea. She was Attended by Miss Mar. garet Gordon of Loiido.n wearing en ankle length powder blue ny. lata dress with full skirt and 'shirred bodice, She worta snatching hat and elbow length gloves and .tarried a bouquet of yellow shasia daisies .and nnurns, nit groafTiantan was ;leek Murray, of Hamilton, arid usher. ing were Tom and Dill Lavender, twin brothers o.f the bride, ltob- ert Cameron, of flensalt, peevid'• ed 'traditional wedding music. .For travelling the bride donned a smart black tailored suit with jar a -whits hat And black and white accessories. The young couple will reside in 1`Iantiltot . Aletee this -tweets, wise were fromScotland, Toronto Hamil- ton,Guelph, a:�alpnerst6nr VVood� haai, Vt'kton, Exeter, Clinton and l Insall, were members of the first llensali Guide Company and Brownie Tack in which Jean had been both a member and a leader before. going to Hamilton where she teaches. Wuthrich-Kerr In a setting of white snap -dra- gons, white carnations and fern in Cavell Presbyterian manse ,n Saturday, April 5 at 12 o'clock Grace Marie Kerr, Toronto, daughter of Rev. Samuel Kerr and Mrs. Kerr, Exeter, and Paul 44'u11u'ich, Toronto, son of Mc. and Mrs. Paul Wuthrich, Bisehof- srcll. Switzerland exchanged mar- riage vows before the bride's father, Rev. Kerr. Miss Jean Torrey, Toronto, players traditional wedding mu- sic and accompanied the solo- ist, Miss Martha MacVicar, Tor- onto, who sang the "Lord's Prayer" and "Wedding Prayer." Given in marriage by her brother, Howard Kerr, the bride wore a waltz -length gown of Mlle, held her finger-tip veil of French illusion. She carried a cascade of red roses with sde- phaeotis. Maid of honor for her sister Jaynes St, WA Marks Easter Easter was the theme for the April meeting of James Street United Church W.A. on Thurs- day afternoon. Mrs. J. Hubert Jones led. in the devotional as- sisted by Mee. Ernest Cerson, Miss Maxine Reeder contri- buted two Easter solos and Mrs. Elmer Bell, an appropriate read- ing. Mrs. Jones presided for the program . President Mrs, Earl Shapton conducted the business. Tile roll call was answered with articles for the bazaar and Blossom Tea, May 14. IL was announced that the London Conference W.A. convention wattle be held in First Andrew's church, London, April 15. Mrs, Ray Frayne Kinette President Mrs. Ray Frayne was elected president of the Kinette Club at the meeting Monday night at the home of IIIc president, Mrs. Irvin Armstrong. Other officers are: vice•presi- delft, Mrs. R, Wuerth; secretary, Mrs. Don Robertson; treasurer, Mrs. Calvin Wein; bulletin edi- tor, Mrs. Jack Coughlin; regis- trar, Mrs. Lee Sherman, The names of members atteend- ing the luncheon at the conven- tion ni' Hamilton and the inter- club meting at Sirneoe iii 1,1a.y are to be sent in by the secre- tary. After the business, a silent auction was conducted by Mrs. Ray Frayne. Assisting the hos- tess were Mrs. Ward Kraft and Mrs, Los Parker, DAtAr 4L*) AWAYr> RAIN RAaIN G a DICKY AND i WANT "to PLAY OutWiSHIN1, DAISY, vol -1 "N'OU CAN -AVEtf AL4THE SUNI5F11,NEYOU WAN T BOTTLED Ri6N1 t1, 'r1 -156E t3OT TLes OF MILK FROM Hit lett ANOiWLLOAMY r' t io i1,€ M4stEaDA4X Viie4tATL, was Mary Kerr, London and bridesmaids were Alda Torrey and ;lean Wilson, both of Tor- onto. They were gowned in peri- winkle blue silk organza. balle- rina-lengtli dresses over sky blue taffeta. They' wore tiny hats of pleated. organza over the taf- feta and carried bouquets of white roses and stephanotis. Groomsman was the bride's brother and the usher was Ted Bieruszczak, Toronto. A reception at the manse; fol- lowed with the bride's mother wearing a flowered beige dress with pink accessories and pink rose corsage. Members of (haven Congregational Circle catered for the wedding dinner. For travelling the bride changed to a cinnamon -colored Italian silk suit with pink ac- cessories. The bridal couple will reside in Toronto. white satin; a ;Juliette cap of Chantilly lace, hand embroidered with iridescent setiuins and seed pearls and trimmed with pleated Marjorie 'Dilkes YOUR HAIRDRESSER Penn anent Waving Hair Styling and Shaping Tinting anct Cold Waving Phone 146 Ethel's BEAUTY SALON PHONE 18, GRAND BEND For Latest Styling ETHEL DESJARDINE Proprietress Narne Canefidate for Area Post Pride .of Fluroln Rebekah .Dodge, gxcter, nominated Mrs. William Chambers 'AS a. candidate for district deputy president at a meeting in the lodge rooms :last week. If elected.. Mrs. Chambers will succeed. Mrs. Ada F ritzley, Goderich, in the .district Bost. The lodge approved a .donation. to the Exeter branch of the C'a. radian " Caneer Society. About 40 members attended a meeting of Melanie Rebekah Lodge, Clinton, Mpnday night. The lodge will serve lunch to an Imperial Oil Co. meeting in the Legion Ball Thursday eve,. nine. 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