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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-06-26, Page 14Pepe 1k The Tinies.AtlYsgete, Arun* 26 TM ,E. Friday Wedding At Mensal' UC White gladioli and snapdrag- Dna formed the setting in Hen- sall United church on Friday, June 20 at 6:30 for the marriage of Carole Anne Richardson, Hensall, and Robert john Doug- las Cooper, son of Mr. and Mra. Duncan Coeper, Kippen. Rev, Charles Daniel was the officiating clergyman and Miss Greta Lammie, church organist, played the wedding music. Given M marriage by her father the bride chose a Door- ' length gown of silk and nylon • net over taffeta featuring a sa. brine neckline and long tapered sleeves. A crown of seed pearls and sequins held her floor -length veil and she carried red roses. • Wearing identicaliy-styled bal. lerina-length gowns of yellow GRADUATE AT WOODSTOCK—Three from this district were among the graduates of the 'Woodstock General Hospital school of nursing who received their R.N. degrees in a ceremony Wednesday. From' left, are Marla Jean Howse, RCAF Station Cen- tralia; Anna Hodgins. Parkhill, and May Schroeder, Centralia. All are graduates of South Huron District High School. —Barrett Photos Society At Caven Area Girls Rebekah Soc;a1 At Guelph Ends Activities Honors Member At the meeting of Caren Wom- an's Missionary Society at the Home of the president, Mrs. Al - yin Moir, last Wednesday Mrs. Wifliarn Siliery was presented with an honorary rnembership, the presentation being made by Mrs. Nelson Stanlake. The topic "Light in Darkness" was taken by Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Arthur Whilsmith showing bow the Presbyterian church in Canada is working with the church In Korea. Mrs. Harold Simpson sang a solo. Assisting Xrs. Moir as hostess were Mrs. a. Kydd and Mrs. Sanders. The next meeting will be held ern Thursday, August 21. Ether SEAU'rY ALON PHONE 18, GRAND BEND For Latest Styling Elinor Wasnidge Darol Tuckey ETHEL DESJARDINE Proprietress Singing, humorous contests and Mary Skinner of the Elimville asuccessful penny sale high - club and Carolyn Oke of the saillighted the final meeting of the for rride of Huron Re- 1 Hurondale Jolly Jilts are two of bekah Lodge Wednesday night, the six girls from Huron county June 18. s who are attending the Girls Gordon and Eunice Smith Conference for 4-H Honaemaking rendered several duets, with t club girls at Ontario Agricultural nlenGordonproviding accornpani- 1 oi ti, his guitar. College, Guelph this week. Mrs. Ruth Cole directed a s They left by bus Tuesday ar- humorous contest, won by Mi s Ss riving at Macdonald Hall for Betty Coates. Mrs. Garnet Hicks registration and a get-together won the mystery gift. s and sapphire blue nylon chiffon over net and tafetta fashioned with floating panels at the back the bridal attendants were Mrs. Gerald Flynn, Hensall, as ma- tron of honor with Miss Judy Wil- lert, Zurich, and Aliss Blanche Rollings, Clandeboye, as brides- maids. They carried bouquets of Yellow roses and blue carnatips. The groom was attended by Gerald Flynn, Hensel! and Wayne McBride and Keinneth Richard- son ushered. A reception followed for 70 guests at the New Commercial Hotel. The bride's mother wore a black and white sheath dress accessories in ‘thite. The groom's mother chose orange ice heath with beige accessories. For travelling to Northern On. ario the bride changed to a ight green sheath dress with matching duster, white acees. ories and pink carnation cora. age. The couple will reside in Hen- an. party that evening. Two visitors were. Mrs. G. The 200 .girls from all over Warburton, P. N. G., Oakville, Mission Grate .ul Ontario will be billeted at Mac- and Mrs. C. Saigics, St. Thomas. donald Hall and on Wednesday A summersocial will be held morning will make a tour of the at Mary Gardiner's c.ottage, Pop- For Group's Gift lake part in discussion grOtips, 16, with. members meeting at Mrs. '1'. jolly presented the demonstrations, exhibits and the hall at 2 p.m. First meeting message at the •meeting of the recreation with the theme "The in September will feature a pot Pentecostal Challengers held at Club Giri in Today's World." luck supper. the home of Mrs. Milford Prouty. Thursday evening will he high. A enmmunication was read lighted by a banquet with Dr. Ginge- C. D. Graham, deputy minister Teachers Hear from R0V. and Mrs, V. rich, Japan, acknowledging the of Agriculture as guest speaker arrival with thanks of the par. and special guests from Trini. T A, Columnist eel sent by the Challengers. campus of the 0.A.C. and will tar Beach, on Vi'ednesday„Tuly dad, Formosa, Bahamas and In- dia The devotional takenbv - Marilyn Hamilton and Mrs, Rob. days returning home on Friday. in interviewing television stars ducted the -meeting. Mrs. Stuart The girls will spend three busy chette described her experiences ert Ostler. Mrs. Prouty c013. ... EAZ', Should A WOMAN Know About Home • Insurance? Definitely YES! We think1 the housewife should be, fully aware of the cover- . age on her home and the benefits provided by the policy. We're always ready to answer quest- ions or give advice. Ask us for assistance. W. H. Hodgson "The Insurance Man" pHoNE 24 EXETER to the Exeter Unit, FWTAO, at Triebner gave a missionary &AALLOkLWL1 its banquet Wednesday night; at reading, She also outlined some of the work which goes into production of TV shows and incidents be. hind the scenes at CBC studios, which she visits frequently to get materia] for her column and magazine articles. Mrs. Cliff jory presided for the banquet, during which a dona- tion was approved to the Helen :Keefer Memorial. Velma Baikal, and Betty Gowdy sang vpcal selections. Donalda Adams and Mrs. Ron Heimrich assisted with the pro• gram, Sing While You Drive — At 45 mph; "Highways Are Happy Ways." At 55 inph: "[in But A Stran- ger Here, Heaven is My Home." At 65 mph: "Nearer, My God, To Thee!" At 75 mph: "When The Roll is Called Up Yonder, I'll Be There." At 85 mph: "Lord, I'm Coming Home!" HI -LINE Beauty Salon Located in Cook's Centralia AIR CONDITIONED DRYERS PHONE 750-W-1 EXETER Marg Coward, Prop. 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J, M, S. The Health League of Caned has just issued its annual war ing on summer health hazard We quote, "Summer is a wot e ands muld enjoyed, However, summertim is full ot dangers which cab b a v ' d " Aiming these dairers a recipe, especially when they 1- try a new one and like it. Mrs. s. .Archie Morgan has. given us a , 1- recipe for Ritz Pie, which was e sent her by her daughter, Mrs. e Carey Joynt, in Boston, She has e served it to some friends who were quite enthusiastic over it. Idduiph pasteurized milk, :Aost Cana - Ritz Pi • diens assume. that all milk hi (Mrs. Archie Morgan) fay MRS. M. H. ELSTON Canada is pasteurized. Only 14 Ritz crackers wo provinces Ontario and Sas- katehewan, have province -wide Personal Items laws forbidding the sale of un- pasteurized milk. ln. rural areas Mrs. (Rev.) R. J.. Merriam the unwary holidayer will let his of Toronto spent a few days with whole family drink unpastcur- Mr. and Airs. George McFalls ized milk in the belief that "just and visited 'with other friends a little bit won't hurt." in the community, Unpasteurized milk can carry Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ford of undulant fever, diphtheria, ty. Detroit, Mich. accompanied by phoid fever, bone tuberculosis, Messrs. Allan. and Bill Hicks of dysentery and many other Cho, Mich spent the weekend crippling and fatal diseases. One with Mr, and Mrs. George Me- drink of unpasteurized milk Falls and attended the funeral which carries any of these on Monday of Mr, Ford's sister, germs is enough, if you are in Mrs. John Pollard. Visitors on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Maas vere Mrs, Artie. McFalls, Mr, and Mrs. Alex McFalls, Mrs, Bob Liley, Barbara and Susan and 'Miss Helen McFalls of London.. Mr. and Mrs. George AleFalls and Joyce spent Sunday with Mr, Ern Hicks and Mrs. Priscilla Mack. • The members of the C.W.L. of St. Peter's Church, Biddulph presented Mrs. John Spacek with a gift since her returning home again from Czechoslovakia. Mrs. Wallace Fleet and son Wally of Belleville spent Satur- day evening with the former's uncle and aunt, Mr, and Md. Chris Fischer. Mr. and 1111;8. Lorne Hodgins and family of Luean spent Sun- day evening with Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Smith, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer were Mrs, Arnold Cunningham and joyee, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Fischer and family, Mr. and Mrs. T. Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morclush and Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake and family, all of London, also Mr, and Mrs. IA Fischer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fischer spent Tuesday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Chris Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lang- ferd and John vent Sunday with Me. and Mrs. Fred Patti - on, Woodham. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson visited with the formees mother, Mrs. Wm. Gibson, Wroxeter, on Saturday, GUESTS? It'S 6 friendly oeitture Co re. port the visit' of Weeds or relatives in The Advotete. Whenever you have lutists — or when you're gucst •sanether hbeile ak fell us about it, Phone770 THE -TIMES.AbSit1CAII EXOTER �i your. total terresoanderof an area which has no pasteurized milk, it is very simple to pas- teurize it yourself. Heat the milk iea kettle or double boiler to boiling point and immediately cool it to 45 degrees Fahr. After the milk is bottled, .ice may be used, or the refriger- ator, to accelerate the cooling. An important point to remelt - her ts that you must not put the heated milk into unsterilized bottles, or your efforts will be wasted. * * We have some very good friends who share with us their 3 cup nuts 3 egg whites tsp. baking powder 1 cup sugar 1 tsp. vanilla. Chop nuts and crackers to- gether. Beat egg whites until stiff, and slowly beat in sugar and baking powder. Fold In nut and cracker mixture with vanilla, Pour into a 9 -inch Pyrex pie plate well buttered. Bake In Modern Beauiy. Salon 314 Main St, Phone 349 HIGH STYLING PERMANENTS HAIR TREATX:NTS • TINTING Open Monday to Friday Tpesday and Friday Evenings VERA KUMPULA, Mgr, PEARL HENDER$ON, Prop. real LErno a 1323 degree oven for 1:5 minutes. -Cool and refrigerate for f.‘,4 hours. Just before serving fill with ice ,crearn and cut in wedge« :shaped pieces. One, ot the advantages of this recipe is thatis can be made •in :advance. Here is .another for a colorful jellied salad made in three layers as delicious as it looks. /fib/on Latif 2 pkgs. orange flavored gelatin, or 1 orange and, 1 lemon 2 cups hot water .cups cold water tsp. salt 2 cops chopped celery, • grated .carrots„ chopperl .olives and green pepper, mixed. together • 3 tbsp. lemon juice 1 tip. grated itraca rtad thanive gelatin in hot water*, Add cold Water .and salt. Firs/ :Layer Arrange vegetables in a Axa x 5 x 3 -inch leaf pan. Carefully pour 1 cup gelatin mixturq over it.,Chill tili firm, 5econd 1-ayer .Add lemon juice, to remaining gelatin mixture. Measure 1, cup, of this mixture and add lemon poel. Chill till partially set. Beat with rotary or ,electric beater till light and fluffy. Pour over first layer and .chill. Third Layer , Chill remaining gelatin. till thick, Pour over whipped layer. Chill until firm. Limnold platter and garnish with parsley and ,carrot _curls. Can You Knit? 1Ve need ladies whb are handy at knitting. 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