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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-12-10, Page 14Nile 14 The Times -,Advocate, December 10, 1959 • THIS 'N THAT By MRS, Here is a colorful salad which • tan be made ahead of time to ovoid the last minute rush. Layered Holiday Salad 1 pkg. lime flavored gelatin 2 cups hot water • 1 cup seedless white grapes or ,well -drained crushed pine- . apple x2 cup chopped celery • These four ingredients make up the first layer. Make gelatin ; in usual fashion and when par- tially set add fruit and celery. Chill this layer until firm. • For the second layer soften 1 • pgk, unflavored gelatin and le `, cup cold watre. Dissolve in 1 ,. cup boiling water, Add 'e cup r ee small tin) frozen lemonade concentrate. Beat in 32 cup nnayonaise or other salad dress- ing. 4 For the thirdlayer dissolve ', 1 pkg. cherry -flavored gelatin in hot water. .Add 1 can (16 oz.) fruit cocktail including syrup. This salad is very nice made in a ring mold. When turned out it has green layer on top, then white layer, then red fruit layer on bottom. Cottage cheese is nice served in centre of this ring salad. Serve dressing withthis, using the balance of the tin of lemon- ade concentrate ('a cu.p), blend with le cup salad dressing and 3/2 cup whipped cream folded in. It's time to plan for Christ- mas cookies and candy. Mrs. L. Holland gives us a recipe for fudge which she says is good and easy to make. Perfect Fudge li cups white sugar i11 cups brown sugar 1 cup butter and pinch of salt 2 generous tbl of corn syrup / cup of milk. Put on stove and stir until all sugar is dissolved, Boil for 71 minutes from start of boiling; remove from fire and let cool, Add vanilla, nuts, cherries, or whatever combination you pre- fer and beat until smooth. Nothing .is so attractive as a well -arranged plate of assorted cookies and Mrs. C. V. Pickard Nurses treat SH auxiliary Member's of the Ladies Aux- iliary to South Huron Hospital .were guests of the hospital staff at the December meeting held Tuesday afternoon in the Aux- iliary room. In a short business period con- ducted by the newly elected president, Mrs. Fred Dobbs, it was voted to accept responsibi- lity for organization for the 'TB clinic in May. It was noted that plans were underway for Christ- mas decorations and favors for the hospital, staff' and patients. Miss A Claypole, hospital su- perintendent, presidedfor a program. including a medley of carols played by Mrs. Ken Otte - well, who also accompaniedfor the singing of carols led by Miss Maxine Reeder. Misses Doris and Margaret Johns entertained with duets accompanied by their mother, Mrs. Fred Johns. Lunch was served by the staff to a large attendance with a good representation from sur- rounding districts. Bulletins ztumbering 110, edited by Mrs. C. S. MacNaughton, public re- lations convener, had been sent out prior to the meeting. Cloverdale WI hears area MP W. A. Thomas, MP for Mid- dlesex West„ was guest speaker set. the December meeting of. Clo- verdale Women's Institute on Thursday evening. He spoke on the subject of pensions. He was introduced by Mrs, Fred Hea- en an. Citizenship was the theme of the meeting. Mrs. Bruce Vernon discussed the motto "No one is rich enough to be without a reigh'bor." Roll call was ans- wered with ",Something money can't buy." Mrs. Clifford Ritchie, conve- ner of the program committee presided and conducteda ilis- +cussion of Christmas ideas. Mrs. Fred Heaman and Mrs. Clay- ton Dixon favored with a piano duet. During the business period. conducted by president, Mrs. Carmen Woodburn members planned to visit Green Gables Nursing Home, Parkhill, on Tuesday evening, 'December 8. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. W. Ritchie. Spain is noted for olives and wine, but it is also one of the greatest sources of cork in the world. World Book Encyclopedia reports that Spain and Portugal together produce three-fourths Of the world's cork supply. Modern Beauty Salon 421 MAIN ST. PHONE 349 Monday to Friday a • s Tates. & Thurs, Evenings Only Closed Saturday `r BRENDA BRENNER PEARL HFNDERSON, Peso. 4. Ni. 5. has given us some different re- cipes to add to your collection. Her favorite shortbread re- cipe is for: Oatmee$ Shortbread. 1-3,4 cups butter 1 cup brown sugar sifted 2 cups all-purpose flour 2 cups fine oatmeal 174 tsp. salt Make into two rolls, Chill. Cut in slices and bake in slow oven until lightly browned. For unbaked cookies she sug- gests: Chocolate Marshmallow Cookies 21 marshmallows, cut in small pieces 1 cup icing sugar 1i 4 cup walnuts 1'2 cup coconut - 1 egg well beaten 3 squares chocolate (un- sweetened) melted 1 tsp. vanilla Mix and form small balls and roll in coconut. When baking holiday cookies remember to keep crisp and soft varieties separate. They may be stored in the same tin if each variety is separately packed in small plastic bags. Even chocolate squares will keep moist if stored in this man- ner, These busy days when the elec- tric beater is in frequent use cat a slot in a paper napkin or pa- per plate and place over the beater of your mixed to help cut down on the splatter. James St. WA elects officers Mrs. Arthur Rundle was elect- ed president for 1960 of the Woman's Association of James Street United Church at the meeting on Thursday afternoon. She succeeds Mrs. William Ker - nick. Vice-presidents are Mrs. Har- vey Pollen, Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Hector Murray; record- ing secretary, Mrs. Charles Mac - Naughton, assistant, Mrs. Rufus Kestle; treasurer, Mrs. R. E. Pooley, assistant, Mrs. Laura Harvey; corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. C. Rivers, assistant, Mrs. T. Dinney; l tera,ture secre- tary, Mrs. A. Idle; press report- er, Mrs. James Smith; auditors, Mrs. H. Jones, Mrs. H. Sturgis, Committees are: floral, Mrs. Ralph Bailey, Miss Verna Coates, Mrs. Victor Kestle4 membership, Mrs. H. Cowen, Mrs. 'Les Rich- ard, Mrs. H. Hodgson, Mrs. P. Passmore, Mrs. F. A. May; church, Mrs. S. B. Taylor, Mrs, C. MacNaughton; parsonage, Mrs. Whitney Coates, Mrs. E. D. Bell; nominating, Mrs. W. Kernick, Mrs. Stan Love, Mrs. E. Cerson; emergency, Mrs. A. Rundle, Mrs. H. Pollen, Mrs. R. E. Pooley, Mrs. C. Mac - Naughton; visiting, Mrs. E. Lin. denfield, Mrs, Laura Harvey, Mrs. Ed Johns; contact, Mrs. A. Rundle, Mrs. H. Pollen, Mrs, J. Smith; group leaders, Mrs. H. Murray, Mrs. W. Allison, Mrs. W. Kernick. , Mrs. E. Lewis presented the slate of officers. A candle lighting service was part of the program presided over by Mrs, Hector Murray. Taking part were Mrs. H. Pollen, Mrs. W. Coates, Mrs. E. D. Bell, Mrs. A, Hunkin, Mrs. J. H. Jones, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. S, Mc - Falls and Mrs. H. Hunter. Mrs. A. Rundle assisted in the devotional and Mrs. H. L. Sturgis contributed a solo. Mrs. Earl Shapton and her group arranged the program. Y'Go-By Beauty Bar OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY Evenings: Tues., Thurs. & Fri. By Appointment PHONE 522 EXETER 409 Main St. A great new . milk discovery! Multi - Milk the first, all-purpose concen- trate that gives you fresh milk, and cereal and coffee cream, all from one carton. Makes approx. 21/2 Qts. of whole milk at approx. 181iz¢ a qt. MULTI -SKIM Also Available • Purchased only at your local grocer. 1eadwater• Distributed by forth Cheese t Foods Ltd., Stratford: Local assin assists girls The Local Association met at thw home of Mrs. Gerald God - bolt Thursday evening with Di- vision Commissioner, Miss Lau- retta Seigner, and leaders of local Brownies and. Guides in at- tendance. Mrs. G. Shipman was ap- pointed to represent the Associa- tion on the Huron Division Camp committee. She will keep the group and community informed about Camp Kewaydin, Airs. G. Alickde and Mrs, R. Snell volun- teered for the sewing commit- tee. The proceeds of the Scout Leaders tea and dinner amounted to $169 which was shared equally by the Local As- sociation s.sociation and the Group Com- mittee. The Association decided to: Give Captain Mrs. Tomlinson money to purchase a Christmas tree stand for all the groups at the Scout Hall to use, Revise the phoning lists. Mrs, R. Grassick volunteered to as- sist in phoning. Get patrol boxes for Guides and Brownies similar to the ones used by the Scouts. Provide new drapes for, the stain room at the Scout Hall. Donate $15 to the building fund of Provincial headquarters. Give two dollars to the badge secretary, Mrs, W. Sanders for expenses. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. J. A. Wilson and Mrs, El- mer Jones. The next meeting will be held in the Scout Hall, January 14 at 8:30 p,m. Two share office in Caven circle Mrs, N, Stanlake and. Mrs. J. Burke were named co -presidents of Caven Congregational Circle at the meeting Tuesday eve- ning, Honorary president is Mrs. Fred Simmons; vice-president, Mrs. A, Whilsmith; secretary, Mrs. J, Corbett; treasurer, 'Mrs. W. G. Cochrane; pianist, Mrs. W. Sillery; gift committee, Mrs. L. Kirk, Airs. H. Simpson; manse, Mrs. A. Moir, Mrs. G. Mason, Mrs. L, Holland; flower convener, Mrs. J. Wilson, and flower committee for church, Mrs. A. • Johnston, Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs. W. Seldon. Mrs. A. R. Johnston showed slides of her recent trip to Holland. Mrs. W. G. Cochrane, Mrs. Stewart and Miss L. Ballantyne served lunch. The meeting was held in the church schoolroom with Mrs. Hilton Laing as hos- tess. Rebekahs donate toys and clothing The members of Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge contributed new toys and new clothing at the Meeting last Wednesday eve- ning, These will be- sent to the Children's Aid, Goclerich for distribution at Christmas, On the previous evening .of- ficers of the lodge visited Park- hill Lodge and took charge of the opening ceremonies, The Christmas party will be held Wednesday, December 16 when members will being a 50 - cent gift for lexchange, Mrs. J. Smith heads auxiliary Mrs, James Smith was elected president of the Evening Aux- iliary of James Street United Church at the Christmas meet- ing on Monday night, Honorary president is Mrs, S. E. Lewis; vice-presidents, Mrs. William Thomson and Mrs. Hec- tor Murray; secretary, Mrs, Mu- riel Sweet; ass't, Mrs, H. H. Cowen; treasurer, Airs, S, B. Taylor; ass't, Mrs. W. C. Alli- son; corresponding sec., Miss May Jones; pianists, Mrs. H. L. Sturgis, Airs. William Kernick; press reporter, Mrs. Andrew Ha- milton, Secretaries: stewardship, Mrs. Garnet Hicks, asst, Mrs, Hugh Love; supply, Mrs. Ed, Johns; citizenship, Mrs. Ralph Bailey; community friendship, Mrs. Ed. Johns; mite box, Mrs. Len Mc- Knight; literature, Miss Stella Southcott; missionary monthly, W. H. Hodgson; lunch, Mrs. Lloyd Henderson. Emergency committee, Mrs. J, Smith, Miss May Jones and Mrs. W. Witmer; nominating, Mrs. W. Hern, Mrs. Ross Taylor and Miss Verna Coates; group leaders, Mrs, Clara Wellington,. Mrs, Les- lie Thomson, Mrs. W. H. Pollen; auditors, Miss Greta Harness and Mrs. H. Hodgson. Mrs. R. D. Jermyn told the Christmas story "Why the Chimes Rang" and Alfred Aqui- lina contributed' selections on the piano accordion. Taking part in a candle -light- ing service were Mrs. Andrew Hamilton, Mrs. Hector Murray, Mrs. Howard Truemner, Mrs. R. E. Pooley and. Miss May -Tones. Miss Verna Coates presided for the program arranged by her group. The first Canadian patent was issued to Noah Cushing of Que- bec, in 1829, for a washing machine, Now there are about 14,000 patent applications a year, and about half are grant- ed. New group at Main St. The Evening Auxiliary of Main Street United Chureh at the meeting Monday night decided, to organize as a Woman's. Fed• oration. Mrs. Eugene Howey read the constitution of the new group. Mrs. Clarence McDonald was. elected president for 1960 with Mrs. :George Layton and Mrs, R. S, .Hiltz as honorary presi- dents and Mrs. Cecil Wilson as advisory president, Remediate Past president is Airs. Ross 'Tuckey. Vice-presidents are Airs, Wil- liam Higgins, Airs, Wayne Tuck- ey and Mrs. Ralph Sweitzer; re- cording secretary, Mrs, Don Hooper; ass's, Mrs. ;leek Doerr; corresponding secretary, Mrs, Gerald Northcott; treasurer, Mrs. Earl Carroll; ass't, Mrs, William Marshall; pianists, Mrs. A. Hansen, Mrs. T. Walker and Mrs. Frank Wildfong.; Secretaries: Christian steward- ship, Mrs, E. Howey; Mission Band, Mrs. W. Higgins; ass't, Mrs, Douglas Harrison; Baby Band, Mrs. Lorne Porter; ass's, Mrs, W. 11°1121:an; CGIT, Mrs. R. Hiltz; ass'ts, Mrs. Harold Skinner, Mrs, Jack Doerr; Chris- tian citizenship, Mrs. Morley Sanders; group leaders, Mrs. Don Gravett, Mrs. Murray Neil and Mrs. Cecil Wilson, The officers were installed by Rev. R. S. Hiltz, Mrs. A. E. Holley, Grand Bend, told the Christmas story "The Black Madonna". Mrs. S. G. Klatt contributed a solo and also accompanied for the sing- ing of Christmas carols, The wor- ship service was conducted by Mrs. Hiltz, Mrs. McDonald and Airs. Wayne Tuckey. Mrs, Beth Snaith reported for the Ilission Band. The group voted'$100 toward renovating the parsonage, Main St ladies choose ,officers Mrs, R, E. Russell was elected president of the Afternoon Aux- iliary of Main Street United Church at the December meet- ing Thursday afternoon. Honorary presidents are Mrs. George Layton and Mrs. R. S. Hiltz; vice-presidents, Mrs. B. Tuckey, Mrs. Reg. Beavers; re- cording secretary, Mrs. R. Hop- per; WA treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Hawkins; ass't Mrs. R. Beavers; WMS treasurer, Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers; corresponding secre- tary,, Mrs. Geo. Jaques; litera- ture secretary, Mrs. W. Martin; Christian Stewardship secretary, Mrs, H. Ince; assistants, Mrs. C. Murray, Mrs. Hume, Mrs. C. Skinner; benevolent fund, Mrs. 13. Tuckey, Mrs. F. Wright; sac- rament; Mrs. G. McKnight.; press reporter, Mrs. M. Grain- • All the women who've tried it say .. , . 'WE LIKE IT!' Mrs. Stan Frayne, Mrs. Gerald Campbell and Mrs. L. V. Hogarth were three of the many ladies who tried our new service during our "Get -Acquainted" Trial Days this week. Note their happy smiles I 1 1 Brady's New Coin -Operated Self -Serve Laundry "It's so fast!" "It's so easy and convenient!" "It costs so little!" "And we can use it any time during the night or day!" These are typical comments we've heard since we opened our new automatic do-it-yourself laundry service in' Exeter. It's no wonder they're enthusiastic because this wonderful new ser. vice has Why tremendously popular in hundreds of cities acrossalready Canada the itself don't you bring your dirty clothes to our plant to try it yourself? Brady Cleaners.y Phone 106 AND LAUNDETERIA LTD. Exclusive Sanifone Agency Exeter s Double ring rites held at Centralia Jane Louise French, daughter of Air, and Mrs. William French, Lucan RR 3, and Garry Itay- mond Parkinson, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Ray T'arkinsan, Granton, IR 1 exchanged marriage vows in a double -ring ecremony per- formed at the United Church Manse, Centralia on Saturday, December 5 at 2.30 p.ni. by the Rev. Duncan G'.iest. The bride chose for her wed- ding a dress of frosted Mug ny- lon over taffeta and net,'Phe fitted bodice 'vas styled with cap sleeves and.,, the skirt was bouf- fant. She '4 •re a tiara of se- quips and pearls and carried a white Bible ,rested with red roses and streamers of white ribbon and rose buds. • The bride's .attendant was Mrs. William Heather, St, Marys, sis- ter of the groom who wore royal blue with white accessories and carried a nosecay of pink rose- buds and baby mums, Mr, Gordon Leslie, Granton RR 3 was best man. The bride's mother wore tur- quoise wool crepe with White accessories and the groom's mother chose a printed beige sheath with white accessories. A reception was held in the church parlors of Whalen United church where waitresses were Misses ,lean Arksey, Betty Duf- field, Phyllis O'Brien and Mar- jorie Donaldson. For travelling in the United States the bride changed to a pale blue brocaded rayon sheath with jacket, black coat, white hat and corsage of red roses. ger; pianist, Mrs. F. Wildfong, Miss Ruth Wildfong; lunch, Mrs, P. Merkley, Mrs. C. Murray. Group leaders, Mrs. C. Skin- ner, Mrs. G. McKnight, Mrs. H, Skinner; visiting convenors, Mrs, W. Powell, Mrs. G. Jaques. par- sonage committee, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. A. I. Sweitzer, Mrs. B. Tuckey, Mrs. R. Beavers, Mrs, 0. Tuckey, Mrs. R. Webber, Mrs. R. Hopper. Airs. Cecil Skinner conducted a Christmas candle -lighting ser- vice with Mrs. R. E. Balkwill at the piano. Taking part were Mrs. Cecil Murray, Mrs. Harold Skinner, Mrs. G. McKnight, Mrs, M. Grainger and Mrs, Russell. Mrs. 'Frank Osborne, Centralia, contributed a Christmas solo ac- companied by Mrs. J. McAllis- ter. President Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer conducted the business. It was voted to senda donation to Dr, Whiting at Wrinch Hospital, Ha- zelton. Cath y's Beauty Lounge 147 MAIN ST. PHONE 645 Perms • Cuts • Sets • Tints OPEN, Monday to Friday, 1 • 6 •'fuss.• & Thurs. Evenings Only Closed Saturday CATHY ROBBINS, Prop. CGIT plan for services 0GIT groups everywhere in all the 10 provinces are getting ready for the annual ,Christmas Vesper service. It is a service for the rededication to the ideals and purposes of the movement, Services will be held this. Sunday, December 13, in Cen- tralia Veiled Church at 8 pint. and in ,lames Street United et 7 p.ni. Next Sunday, December 20, the CGIT wilt take the ves- per service in Main Street Unit- ed at 7 p.m. and in Cavan Presbyterian at 7:30 p.m, Dressed in the white middies and navy skirts of the CGIT uniform, the girls will sing familiar Christmas hymns and join in readings and prayers. The climax of the service comes, with the lighting of three candles to symbolize the mean- ing of CGIT purpose. Many groups are assisted by a choir with special Christmas music and some have a speaker, Canadian Girls In Training is an interdenominational move- ment under the Canadian Coun- cil of Churches, Its activities are many but its chief purpose is to present the Christian way of life to teen-age girls. The vesper service is not for members alone. 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