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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-01-08, Page 6' • . ,.„...staserss saes, ea sa RUNNER -VP — Wendy Gail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Beaver, Dashwood, carne second in the New Year's baby contest at South Huron Hospital this year. She was born at 3,15 a.m., leSs than two hours after the 'winner was declared. —T -A Photo Budget From Baseline By MRS, ARCHIL DEWAR . : . Pergonal Iteme The Festive season must. not pass without mention of the love- ly yuletide decorations in the windows of the many homes on the Base Lisle, denoting the Modern. Beauty Salon 429 Main S. Phone LATEST STYLING PERMANENTS HAIR TREATMENTS Shirley Coe Pearl Henderson, Prop. happy Christmas spirit within. Special mention was a high tree at the home of Mr. and Mr, Nelson Baker which was beauti- fully decorated with color e lights, which could be seen for a great distance. Here's hoping that every home. on the line will be lighted foe Christmas 1959. New Year'sa'suests With Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brine were Ted's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Brine and Miss Pearl Brine, froa New Canaan, 341, Connecticut, With Mr. and aim Nel- son Baker were Mrs. Baker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Johnson, Kirkton, and Mr. and Mrs. Mat Allen, St. Marys. Marjorie. Dilkes Beauty Shop will be dosed Jan, 12 to 15 Mrs. Dilkes will take an advanced course in hair styling in Toronto dur- ing this time. Will Re -Open Fri., Jan. 16 HI -LINE Beauty Salon LoCated in Cook's Hotels, Centralia Air Conditioned Dryers Full Line of Revlon PrOducts PHONE AC 8.6661 Marg Coward, Prop. let us give your hair new beauty HONt $22 Y.00.88, BEAUTY BAR jouleSfeevottk Exec' Couple To Work At .Belli 'Coola rather of the bride. Rev. John T. Clarae, assisted by her brother, Rev, J. lawart Clarke, New Lowell,. officiated at the marriage of Margaret lalizaheth. Isa.bel Clarke, daughter of Bev. and Airs. John T. Clarke, Cen- tralia, and John Riehard -Chattels elark, jr.. of Bella ,Coela, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rich. era Challen Clark, Penal:Ions B C. on Saturday, January 3. at 130 p.m. Centro ha itd Church decorated with white 'mums, fern and ,candelabea, WAa the scene of the :ceremony'. The laride's sister, Miss Allison Clarae, played traditional weds dine musie, and accompanied the soloist, alrs. Ewart Clarke, New Lowell, who sang "Wedding Prayer" and "0. Perfect Love." Given in marriage by Dr. W. Denali! Walt, administrator of the Bella Coale Hospital, the bride wore a gown of white faille trimmed with self-rusching and Swiss Guipure lace. The full skirt extended- to a chapel 'train. A headdress of Guipure lace and seed pearls held her fingertip veil of nylon illusion net and she carried a cascade: of red rnses. The gift of the groom was a pearl necklace and earrings. Three sisters of the 'bride were her attendants gowned alike in poinsettia red velvet with white feather headdress and white ae. cessories. Miss Frances Clarke, Brantford, was maid of honor, .carrying a cascade of white earnatians, and Miss Florence Clarke. Sault Ste. Marie, and Miss Odestne Clarke, Brantford, Avere bridesmaids. They carried nosegays of white pom pains with red streamers. E. E. C. (Ted) Clark, Va.ncou. ver, was best man for his. brother, and another brother, Tom -Clark, Penticton, B.C., ushered, with Nen Greb, Cen- tralia. A reception was held In the church reception hall where the bride's mother received in ‘a. Dior hlue crepe dress with pink accessories, and the groorn'N mother chose moonstone grey brocaded, taffeta with white accessories. The bride's table -was centred with a three-tier wedding cake, topped with a silver lily contain- ing tiny 'mums. This lily adorned her mother's cake on her wed- ding day. Rev. 13. Laite, D,D., chaplain of Westminster Hospital, London, .was master of cere- monle for the toasts. For traveling to places of interest in Southwestern Ontario, the bride wore a blue tweed cos- tume under a mat of moonstone grey orlon borg with white eeessories. The couple will 'make their home at Bella Cocain., B.C. The bride k a graduate of Chatham General Hospital, and. has been a member of the staff of the United Church Hospital at Bella Coola since, August, 1956. With Mr, and Mrs. Ellis Stra- han were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Straiten and family from Eighth Line. With Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Baker and Elton 'were Mr. and Aire. Harry 13utson and family, Mr. Herb Beer and Miss Anna Beer of Munro. With Mr. anti Mrs. Robert 'Els son were. Mr. and Mrs. Hum- phrey Arthur and family and Donald, Airs. Ida Knox and Joyce, Mr. At Ruby of St, Marys, Messrs. William and Jesse Els- ton. With Mr, and Mrs, Fred Parkinson were Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Lemieux and Rosemary, af Capreol, who are remaining for a few days holiday. With Mr, and Mrs. David Hol- land and family were Mr. and Mrs, L]oyd Holland of Greens - Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Hol- land and family, of Denfield, Miss Ella Holland, of Hamilton, who is remaining for a holiday, and Mr. and Mrs, Eric West - man and David of London. With Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker were Mr, and Mrs. George Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Harald Carter and faintly, Eighth Line. With Mr, and Mrs. George Wilson were Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Knox, ' Eighth Line, Mr. Jack Wilson, Miss Noreen Wal- kom, Messrs. William and How- ard Rinn. Due to the hazardous conditions of the road other guests were absent. Miss Patsy Clayburn, of St. Marys, with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Tom Coward. Mr. and Mr. A. Rundle with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rundle, Woodham. Mr. and Mrs, A. Dewar .with Mr. and Mrs. S. lalarriett, St. Marys. Mr. John Rinn, Messrs. Wil - ham and Rower Rem and Miss Noreen Walk= with Noreen's mother, Mrs. Walkout; Russel - dale. Willi Mr. And airs. A us t Timms were Mr. and Mrs. Res - sell Timms, Mr. and. Mrs. Denzil Eacey, St. Marys, With Mr, and Mrs, David Spence was her sister, Mrs. Oligny, St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. David Spence were guest s with their daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johns; Centralia. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Miller, of Cromarty, visited on Friday with Mr. John Pieta Mr. aiid Mrs. Jaek Pirkle, and nobert, St. Marys, and Mr. Wil - bell McNeight wereSaturday' guests with air. and Mrs. Fred Paekinsoe. Mrs. Robert Elston spent last week with Mrs. Humphry Ar- thur and family, Fourth Line, Mr. gird MrS. Harold OlBriee and Owen with Mrand Mrs. Mervyn Baker and Marion, of Grariton. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred 'Wilkie visited on Friday with Miss Ethel WHAOn in St. Marys, on Tuesday evetung, Mrs, Devitt Heliand entertained her aiaters. Mts. :HMO MeNaugh- ton, Mrs, tmerson Paton and their husbands And f amines aed Mr. and Mrs, Harry Sheppard, Shipka, 10 -s Christmas Mehra - Lion. Mr. Vred Parkinson arid Ur, bayid linlItund have been named beta trusts fOr the BASO Line School. Home Economist Speaks To. Jilts Mrs. Shirley McAllister, home economist for Huron County, was a guest. at the fifth meeting of the jolly This 4-H Homemaking Club, held at the home of Mrs. Alvin Moir last Tuesday. Mrs. McAllister told the girls what was expected of them on Achievement Day, to he held in Hensel'. on February 28. Mrs. Moir reviewed the prod. ucts of oats, corn, wheat and bread, and Mrs. Bruce Tuckey told of the different Boer lures. The girls • divided into two groups with one group ma.kieg macaroni with white sauce and with tomato sauce, while the others made oatmeal squares. The next meeting will'be held at the Morley home on Jan- uary 14. The :Dear Allgtia TO. Macdonald bride joining Halifax and Deets hionah 1 the Sed bridge ,ares the harbor; an old Micmac Indiatir legend hss it that three bridges would be bulity and all would fall, • •••.•••• •., 4 • tt, 4 • MARRIED, 57 YEARS • Mr, and Mrs. Gus Latta, Grand Bend, recently .celebrated their fifty-seventh wedding. anniversary at a family dinner in Exeter on New Year's Day. The couple farmed in Stephen until•retiring to Grand Bend about a year ago. Installs Officers For Association Officers for 1959 for the Woman's Association of James Street 'United Church were in- stalled by Rev. H. J. Snell at the January meeting, held on Tues- day afternooa instead of the regular meeting date, which fell on New Year's Day. Annual reports of the year's work were given for which the retiring president, Mrs, Earl Shanton, pressided. The oowly.elected president, Mrs. William Kernlek, conducted the new business. Mrs. Wes Wit. mer led in the devotineal, assist - tai by Mrs. W. C. Allison. Linda Walper favored with piano solos. 'rd FANC.1E5 Au,iIiry.:Reports. Successful Year Waitress of the. Willing Work- rrs AUXiii0r$ 04 J01110 Street Visited Unwell altended tn a body the prayer Servtee in the eberch, and .afterwards held their regular meeting' .with president, Mrs. Wes Warners 4:1 -charge. Annual reports were given, showing each:department has beets active tatting 'the year, anti the allocation of $500 :had been Met. There has been 3'45 calls ,on sick and shut-ins mule in the Year. Airs. IL J. Snell conducted .installation of officers. The studs' on the health and welfare of Canada -was presented by Airs. Andrew Dixon, and a New Year's message was ,given by Mrs. Snell. The 'worship 'servs ice was led by Airs, Leslie Thom- son, assisted by Mrs. James Smith. Mr. William Thomson presided for the program. The members voted $10.00 to CKNX-TV for the Story Time program, Launches Series 9n Bible History mrs. .Clara Wellington pre - seined. the first of a series of talks on the history of the Bible - at the January 'meeting. of Alain St, Evening Auxiliary on Monday evening. The speaker told of the begin- ning of the Bible, the diffeeent editions, the translations into English and the first printed edi- tion, Mrs, Thomas Walker.aave the study on Canada, its maturel di- vision and national unity,Mrs. Eugene. Howey gave a reading in keeping with the New Year, Mrs. Wayne Tuckeat conducted eimmetaatteastalaseetatesteateseasseateaseasessatattatteacestalatancest - the devotions assisted by Mrs. THIS 'N THAT By MRS. .A Happy New Year to you all, Janus, the Roman God of the gateway, for whom the first month of the, year is named, was a twoefaced creature. The last thing in the world anyone ad- mires is a person who is two- faced about anything, but, in this ease, the Romans were clever. One face: of She god looked out upon life passing the door, le:tes.nther looked upon the pm - ate life of the family inside the g As we begin a New 'Year we. might well. imitate Janus and take a little time to look out at the world about us and what is going, on. At the same time let us think about what is happen- ing to Ourselves and our own private world. R. doesn't do any harm to take stock, particularly of ourselves. There's something so hopeful about a new year stretching out ahead. We are always quite sure we will do better, not repeat the old mistakes, There is al- ways the possibility that some- thing wonderful might happen. There, too, is something sed about looking back at the year just gone. it ran never be. re- peated and the opportunities lost can never come again, Let us make sure that when Couple Wed 57 Years Mr. and Mrs. Gus Latta. Grand Bend, were guests of honor at a family dinner at the home. of their daughter, Mr. and. Mrs. William , Parsons, Exeter south, on New Year's Day, en the occa- sion of their 57th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Latta are both natives of Stephen Township, Mrs, Latta tieing the former Ethel Adair. They were married January 3, 1902, and farmed in Stephen until retiring to Green Acres, Creed Bend, about a year ago. They have a family of five sons, Ervin. Waterloo: George, Grand Bend; Alex, William and Garfield, London, and two daugh- ters, Tartly, of London. and (Helen) Mrs. Pareons, Exeter. Two sort, Lloyd and Robert, pre- deraeeed them. The mole has 16 grandchil- dren and 11. great-grandchildren. J. M. $. we pause again at this time next year there will be fewer re- grets. * * e * The girls of the 4-11 Home- making clubs in Huron County are taking the project "The Cereal Shelf" this term and have almost completed their course and are preparing for Achieve- ment Day on February 28. In the course they have been cooking .dishes which use cereals of some kind. One that is a favorite is Apple Oatmeal Squares 1 cup flour 1 sup oatmeal a tsp. sada a tsp. salt to a cup shortening a cup brown sugar Mix thoroughly. Spread half the mixture in a greased pan. Cover with 2i sups sliced ap- ples, Dot with 2 tbsps. butter and a to 1 cup brown sugar. Spread remainder of the mix- ture on top, Bake in a moderat oven for 40 to 45 minutes. Use as cookies or hot with lemon sauce is a dessert. Another favorite dessert recipe is Peach Oats Crumble 2 cups canned peaches, - coarsely cut 2 tbsps. lemon juice tsp. cinnamon 1 lamp. butter a cam melted shortening cup hrown sugar a cup flour tsp, salt lei). soda a cup quiek-cooking oats a tsp. vanilla Arrange the peaches in a but- tered baking dish and sprinkle with lemon juice and cinnamon. Dot with butter. Combine dry ingredients, add melted shortening, mixing until crumbly. Add vanilla. Spread mixture on peaches. Bake at 375 degrees about 45 minutes. Serve warm with fruit sauce made from the thickened peach juice or cream, if you thirsk. women never do anything on time, you've never gone shopping, with them. aaxpayer: net have to examination government, Someone who dote pass a civil service. to work for the '77 ALL IN NEW 'YEWS RAE—Thest three children, held by their Tallathos, were calla tenders for the it baby trown, Vrem the left art Mrs, Tem Xyle. Hewett, with Xatbrine Lynn wbo was born at 10.25 December 31; Mrs. Harold Maim, lgIceter, with Joseph Alexander, who artMd 14.30 pa., -January 1; arid Mrs. Albert targets, 11.n. 1 Shakespeare, with Charles, who made his appearance at 2,30January 1, Jack Smith with Miss Sandra \Yelper at the plan. The newly elected president, Mrs. Ross Tuckey, opened the meeting and conducted the busis neas session. Beta Sigma Phi Topic Oratory Mrs. Art Whilsreith discussed the topic "Oratory" at the meets ing of Alpha Pi chapter of Bela Sigma Phi at the home of Mrs. Hal Hooke. on Tuesday evening. Program conveners were Airs, :Ross Tuckey, Mrs. Jack Doerr and Mrs. Grill Thomas. Hos- tesses were Mrs, R. Roelofson, Mrs. Norman Amos and Mrs. Lloyd Smith. Message From Centralia By MRS. FRED li;OWDEN Personal Hems Mr. and Mrs. Robert Law- rence and daughters of Wash. D.C., were guests from Saturday until the following Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Lawrence's parents, Air. and Mrs. R, B. Gates. New Year's visitors with Mr. and Airs. George Dunn were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunn of 'Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laminie, Robert and Jean. Mr. Jini Cook and Miss Mar- garet Cook visited with Mr. Lorne Dalgleish and Miss Joyce Dalgleish at, Science Hill on Fri- day evenieg. Mr. John Clark and Mr. Tom Clark of Penticton, 13,C.,- and Mr. E. E. Clark of Vancouver. 11,C, were guests with Mr. and Airs. la, Greb. Mr and Mrs. K. Hodgins and family spent New Yearns with Mr: and Mrs. C. Morley at Lieury. Mr, K. Greb and Wayne were New Year's guests with Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Greb in Zurich. Jim Huxtable of Exeter was a Weekend visitor with his cousin, Bilile Huxtable. Mr. and Airs. Ken Greh were co -host aod „hostess with Mr. and Mrs. ,T. R. C. Clark of Pen - fiction, 13.C., at a rehearsal party at the former's home on Friday night following rehearsal in the church for the Clark. Clarke weddieg. Guests at the Clark -Clarke eaddine on. Saturday included Mr. and Mrs, J. 11. (a, Clark and a-ir. Tom Clark of Penticton, B,C., Mr. E. E. Clark of Van. crewel., B.C.. Dr, and Mrs, D. Watt 'of Bella Nola, 13.C., and Mrs. 11., Pilo. Mrs. Lea Pike, 'Rev, Dr, tT. and Mrs. Laite of Landon. Misses Marian Dune and Beth Young of Servile, Miss R. Cooper, Toronto, Air. And Mrs. C, Roadhouse arid Sheila of. Brantford. Rase P, 3. and Mrs, .Snell, Me, and Mrs. Gerald Genoa, Exeter, Rev, W. 11. aed Mite. Piae. Merton, Mr, and airs. 11, landastel and Kay of Waterloo, air. and Alt's. K. Orel), Centralia, and Mr, Don rof (Arson al LotiOnn, Mr. Olen Ttellit,.nn. AcCom- minie4 hv mr, Will 'Raker. of flitAild Bend. svelte in Detroit on Sunday owing tee She loath of the former's uncle, Charles Isaac, Charles Isaac Tho Time-A.00We, January itt 11.9$9, pep* ANDERSON CQUPLE CELEBRATE -- Mr. and Mrs. -0, William Arthur, now of Exeter and formerly of Anderson, marked their golden wedding recently at a dinner in Anderson church and an open house at the home of AI • son in that district. Mr. Arthur was a township councillor for 11 years and. both he and his wife were active in church work. —T -A Photo Celebrate Anniversary. At Anderson Church Mr. and Mrs. G. Wiliam Ar- thur, residents of Exeter for the past three years, celebrated their golden. wedding anniver- sary Saturday, December 27, in their home community of Ander- son. The couple were guests of honor at a dinner in Anderson United Churah attended by 65 relatives and friends. Many others extended best wishes to the couple during an open house in the afternoon and evening at the home of their son, John Ar - Our, RR, 1 SI. Marys. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur were male tied on Christmas day, 1908, at the home of the bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. john An- derson, by Rev. John Veal, of .1cirkton Methodist charge. The flower girl, now Mrs. „Fred 011en-Bittle of Whitby, was among the guests at the anni- versary celebration. Air. Arthur was born at lain - hire but moved to the Anderson community around 1903 when he secured employment, on a farm. Dies In Detroit moles lsaae, 54, .a native -Stephen, riled suddeiily at his home in Detroit, on Saturday, December 21. He was the sort of the late alhariee and Martha isatte, of Stcrthcrt Township, aftd eea young. tiii, went 'to Detroit, where- ifb had lived the past 34 years. Ile is Surviv01 by his wite, the forma lithe Wiggins, or, 11.1 oudontWO- SIASChar.leg After -their marriage, the coupl... purchased a farm on the third concession of Blanshard and. re. mained there until they moved to Exeter three years ago. - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur were both faithful members of the choir of Anderson hinted Church and they were active in' other church activities. • Mrs. Arthur was president of the -W.M.S. and W.A.. groups and Mr, Arthur was a member of the session and taught a class in the Sunday --:11ease Turn to Page ? Ethelis BEAUTY SALON • PHONE 10, GRAND BEND For Latest Styling Daryl Tuckey ETHEL DESJARDINE Proprietreaa ,111 iiiiiii muttininittmiWatlittititimutuininiulfitulitiniviniulfilnifliDifilfilulumminonlifinimmutpg 1 • NYLON. SLIPS with each made -to -measure SPIRELLA GARMENT Offer Good Until January 24 Consult 'Your Figure Stylist MRS, VALERIA ARMSTRONG a • 89 Anne St. W. Phone 125 Exeter Thank You Well, what do you know'? At - other year is done' already and 1959 is upon us! ' As we think back, it truthfully seems only yesterday that we were introdUcedto your fair town and now we pause to convey our ap- preciation to ,you. 1958 has been exceedingly pleasant and gratify. ing—gratifying in the warmth of your enthusiasm for the locker way of living, At this time we wish to re- affirm our pledge to our custom- et's ancl friends to give you the finest frozen foods locker service possible. You can depend on us to properly process your meats for storage in your loqker or home freezer, --C.S4Z;sal ••••4041,41,3,IN, araaarata'asaar.Mas ntt%-etrtii4111 WATCH'. Pak 'OA ;PIM SPeCIALS COMING SOON '1 L Iwo' sisters Melia) IVIrs, Alvin' Exeter Frozen Foods' taltimote, arid Jack. Detroit, 1,1 wry, C,entralia, aint (Leda) lkIttg, t. SOrPrift '11 gArrtitk. p , 'the Ultra:1 Wee held tie Toe- PhOne /0 Main -Proof tlay, Doterilhor30, with Noe. • mut to otttroh, Mt% AlVitt t Ssety attended the fulientl.