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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-09-14, Page 15• • 111, KRA. 4M,S, Once -again :Me time :has roll. arnudtu -determine thel r "amnion cook for tills eoni-J enmity at the jxeter F11 Fa'. 'entember 20, And 31. A an The Titt.s Ad .offering. $15 cash ,a -Ward for to .eonkestagt the best group of five articles 1.1irling six home-mad,e roll; chocolate cakeberry Pie: eiht oatmeal cookies and six t utter tarts. Tn be eligible' .ar- ii,•les must be entered in reg* nlar or .special competitions of the .domestic .departniont. The entries in this competi- be ;judged .on the :point stem on the 'basis: flavor, 40, texture., 30, appearance, 20. Ladies from Exeter,. Hensel', Usborne, Stephen, Hay, McGillivray and Biddulph are eligible -to enter. Anyone who has Wen this competition be- fore, may 'nol, win -again. t Last year Mrs. Frank Glan- vUle, eempeling for the first time, won the chem.,' plonshio, with one point more than Mrs. Walter Weber, Dash- wood, and twopoints more than Miss Margaret Cook, Un- tralia, Canadian Canners are also offering goods to the value of $2 each for the best raisin pie, spiee layer cake, iate and loaf, bran muffins and me-rnade rolls. Eliniville WI is donating a prize of 82.50 and. the Exeter Agricultural Society 75 cents for •the best birthday eaka. Named brands of baking powder, shortening and yeast are -offering specie' prizes for white eakes, pies, bread and rolls ' using :their products. A jam and jelly trophy for first prize and an engraved silver jam spoon as second prize from General Foods Ltd. is offered to the winner of most points in jams and jellies and the Exeter Fair Board will give 525 in special prizes for the hest display of home - Canned producls. So, ladies, there ls ample scope for your specially and here's hoping next Wednesday, is your lucky day. We have been advised that, the peach crop is both plentiful Rild of good quality but a per- centage of it will go to waste because there is Pot enough de. mand, So, how about canning or freezing an extra supply and using as much of the fruit as possible in our daily meals while the season is on? You have likely proven for yourself in fruit combination dishes that peaches and pine- apple are delic -is together, The one fruit is soft and deli- cate, the other tends to be crisp and a little bit tangy. They set each •other off per - "telly when they are combined deooked and a little pine- apple juice with baked peaches is effective. Baked Peaches We take baked apples for granted but baked peaches are good • 6 medium peaches skinned and cut in quarters 1/2 cup granulated sugar V,7 cup pineapple ;juice few grains nutmeg. Preheat oven to 350'. Ar- range peaches in baking dish. Sprinkle sugar over fruit. Pour in pineapple juice and sprinkle with nutmeg. Cover and bake about 20 minutes; remove cover and bake about 10 min- tites longer. Serve pcach,es warm or chilled with pouring cream or custard sauce. Pickled Peaches Plated petiehes are a good ACCOMParliMent for meats in the winter season, liere is •recipe recommended by the Consumer section or 114.0 Pa‘ nadian Depattumit of Agricul- ture. 8 cups sugar 4 cops vinegar 1 cup water 1 ounce stick of cinnamon ounce 1o1 cloves 4 quarts small p e a oh e (8 'N.J. Boll sugar, vinegar, water and stick cinnamon, uncovered, for 10 minides. Peel peaches. Stick 2 whole doves in each peach. Acid peaches to syrup and cook slowly until tender, alma 5 to 8 minutes, Let stand M syrup 10 to 12 hours, Remove peaches and strain syrup to remove cinnamon. Bring syrup to boil and boil rapidly, uncovered for 5 min- utes. Pock peaches in hot sealers, cover completely with hot syrup and seal. Store sev- eral weeks before using. Makes about 8 pints sealers. If peach- es are very juicy, emit the water, • Injures back in barn fall By MRS, WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Mr. William Passmore of Exeter fell from the top of the granary to the barn Boor on his hack at, tile farm of his son, Alvin, on Friday. He is in South Huron Hospital. Mr, and Mrs, Donald Ker - nick attended the funeral of i their nephew, Luke Irwin Cas- tle, at the Needham Memorial Chapel, London, on Friday, Mrs. William Elford and Doris attended a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Garnet Harris, near Fullerton on Sat- urday evening, IMr, and Mrs, Frayne Pat -- sons, Murray and Margaret 1 visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Almer Pass 1 more, I Rev. T. J. Pitt of the Varna charge wasthe speaker at church on Sunday while Rcv. Hugh Wilson took the anniver- sary service at Goshen church for Mr. Pitt, Rev. Pitt of Varna, Mr. and Mrs. Laird and boys of Thed- 1 ford spent Sunday with Rev, Hugh and Mrs. Wilson. Mission d will be hcld on Sunday morning, Sept. 17 I, during the church hour, Anniversary at Brinsley • By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY A large congregation attend- ed the morning anniversary service at Brinsley United Church, The guest minister for the evening service was Rev, W. C. Parrott of Richard's Me- Morial Church, London. Duets by Miss Patsy Hodg- 1 son and Miss Bonnie Watson were rendered at both services. Miss Lorraine Neil of Ailsa Craig was guest soloist for the occasion. Personal items Mrs, Craven and Mrs, Wat- son, of Parkhill, visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Watson and family, Farmers in the district are taking advantage of excellent weather conditions to harvest late grain and hay crops. Trusses • Surgical Supports Expertly fitted in Our private room. SUPP-HOSE „„.„. 4.50 P. DRUG STORE .01 EXETER ram 164 Phone 50 Ph�rn 252. • .-ioriaaritiort*,,,ri.,*40,-J,*****,,,****,4.4riariry Five oa 5 WA topic At ,the keg/veiling meeting of, James- 'Street •WIN)14.W.S. ASS.0el* ,ation :on .Thursday ,ONTOing. LIkilfon of Time", do- j$cttng the program of Five.. 0alcs Christian 'Workers centre itear Paris was shown, iz womenrorrien « .r.ne entireh And neighboring. eh.nrelies bad been invited to attend. TWct .of the workers at Fill Oaks, Miss Irene Little and Miss Eunice Pyfroin, presented. the filin and gave ioforlowtion and answered clue:WOOS .con- eerning t,tie, activities at ,the venter., They .$410, Five ..0alcs is one of four such centers across Canada connected with the United Church and exists to help lay people make a better witness in the .church, ip the home and in. their work. They indicated there were sessions to :suit everyone ..at Uie center, either weekend, midweek,week or month- long. Any group of men, women or farnilies can arrange for weekend or session at the yeti. Ire With a program stream- lined Lp oil; their particular need. A retreat for women only is being .held Tuesday, Oc- tober 17 .and Wednesday, Oc- tober 18 and one for men and women, Friday, Nov. 17 to Sunday, November 19. The speakers were intro.-: ducecl by Mrs. S. E. Lewis and thanked by Mrs, Rufus Kestle, Two voealduets were C0n,,. tributed by Misses Linda Wal - per and Annmarie Kraft, ac- companied by Mrs. Sturgis. Airs, Hedley Aiay read the scripture and • gave the meditation, mrs, Earl Shapton, whose group arranged: the meeting, presided and President Mrs. W, IL Pollen extended a wel- collie to those present. .Following the program a cup of tea was served in the church rooms. comotzatimmitaztt,italz:a4,:a Topics from Mt. Carmel Personal itemS Mrs. Michael Ryan Sr„ her son and daughter, Toni Ryan and Mrs, Gerard McCarthy and Vincent Ryan visited Sister Mary Michael at Alexandria and bad the honor to attend the ce- remony of the Sister vows in the Order of the Precious Blood Convent there. Mrs. Gerard McCarthy and family of Maidstone spent a couple days last week with her mother, Mrs. Mike 'Ryan Si. Miss Mary McKeever and Pauline O'Rourke and Eleanor Dietrich left Sunday to begin studies at the Motherhouse Aca- demy in London. The store opened here M our village Wednesday last. Mrs. Ray Glavin was plea- santly surprised by a visit from her sister from the east coast. Many ladies from here en- joyed an invitation from the St. Patrick's ladies of the CWL Lu - can and attended a pot -luck sup- per in Legion Hall last Monday evening. Entertainment w a s supplied after banquet by Miss Angela Armitt of London and it was very interesting and enjoy- able. Some of Mt. Carmel parish- ioners attended the blessing of the new bell at St. Peters Church, Biddulph, last Sunday and heard Very Rev. V. H. Grespan of London preach the sermon and perform the hies - sing. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Dignan of London are visiting the Int- ter's sister, Miss Bernie Mad- den this week. The Times -Advocate Sopfemher 14,. 1961 Page 1$ VYri craft prizes Crediton Comment s at Western fair By MR. L. PRESZCATQR In the women's section or Western !rail' Mrs Igar4arett4 _lid Mrs. William Priestley of lyron, Mr, and Mrs. Ed .Cham- ers and „Gloria or Exeter. Dr. and.Mrs. Frederick Mot.- ock and children :of Waterloo pent. Sunday with•their .grand- mother. Mrs. Carrie. Morlock„ vho. :celebrated her :89th birth- day. Many neighbors and riends :called to. extend ,con- gratulations, Among them was a former school -mate. Mrs. Riga Borland of Timmins, Ont. Mis. Alex 13 orland and. daughters :ot London. Mrs. lige Borland and :daughter Plan 'for. W$WS etre WSWS 0100tillg .0E 111011 ehtt!'eh was held in thej b Sunday School rooms l'hur.r Mrs. Hugo Shen, 01.11144' s of the stewardship committee /ed. the meeting with the theme far the month, "We shall one people be". The topic was "Ow unity in the denominations", Those tak- . evening,day September mg part were Mrs. Wilmer Wein, Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner V cal civets were given bY Marg.' net Heist and Kam Fink- beiner, An interview on the Program and advancement pt the E1JB church was given by Mrs, A. M. Schlenker and Mrs. Lloyd Lamport. The prayer period was conducted by Mrs, J. Rat. Mrs. Ed Ilendriek pre- sided over the business, 'Ven dollars was voted to the CN1113. The rally of the WSWS is to be held in this church on Sep- tember 28. Next meeting is to be ob- served as thank offering meet- ing when all boxes are to be brought in, A half hour of fel- lowship was held with lunch. Personal items and Mrs, Lloyd Lamport, o - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moir, ofr Detroit, spent last week with the latter's sister, Air, and Mrs. Lloyd Geiser. Mrs. H. A. Nichol and sister Shirley, of St. Thomas, called on Mrs. M. Feist last week. Mr, Johnny Hey, of Detrdit, spent a few days at Grand Bend and with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Hey, ' Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Fink- beiner spent a few days ,at Barrie with their son, Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Finkheiner, and family. Mr. Gerald Smith was in Goderich a few days last week on jury duty at*the fall assizes of the Ontario supreme court. Mr. Bill Armes, of Ingersoll, spen the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Finkbeinor and family. Mrs, T. J. Wilson, of London, visited on Thursday with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodall. Mr. James Brock is a pa- tient in hospital at London and doesn't show Much iniprov- ment. Mr. and IVIrs, G. E. Wenzel visited in London on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Haugh and children, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner and Reggie, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lambie and family of Hensel' spent Satur- day at Detroit visiting the zoo. Many are attending London Fair this week. Mrs. Cliff Hill, of Exeter, was a caller in town last Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert PascuzzO spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Snider at Cayuga. Mr. and Alp. Art Mitchell spent Sunday at Brussels with their son and family, Mr, and Mrs. Allen Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cholette and family of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Art Cholette of Clin- ton visited their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schenk and 'family, during last week. Miss Doreen Kenney, Mrs, Don Regier and Mrs. Art Att. field on Monday evening at. tended the opening classes at the L'Oreal De Paris School for tinting, bleaching, perms, and high styling in London. Mr. and Mrs, Art Mitchell have moved to 'Shipka in the apartment of Albert Geiser un- til they build their apartment over the store. Visitors over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Preszcator were Mr. and Mrs. Sam •Chowen and Mr. Aubrey Chambers of Woodstock, Mr, Mamie of Timmins visited on Sunday with Jos. and Sam Wein and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne ,'inkbeiner. ....... . . Message from Greenway By MRS. C. wooDauRii WMS & WA The WMS and WA of the United Church held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Selbourne English with Mrs. Elton Curls in charge of the worship and study hook, "Signals for Six- ties". The scripture was read bY Mrs. Ken Rock. Mrs. J. Gero- niette gave a reading on Chris- tian Stewardship. Prayer was offered for the prayer mission- ary. Miss Taylor, of India, Mrs, Joe Horner opened the WA meeting with a poem. Two members visited the birth- day bank. Modern Beauty Salon We are pleased to introduce our guest artist, MISS GRACE With 26 years' experience in all lines of beauty culture, Mits Grace is qualified to give yeti expert advice in styling. For a new look, corne in to tee our guest artiSt. PERM SPECIALS INTRODUCTORY OFFER SEPT, / 4 16 $1 5.00 Perlin for only 402.$0 $12.50 Perol for only $10.00 $10.00 Perm for only $8.00 . • Sacker, of RCAF Station Cent- ralia received tirst prize fpr hot dish mats and third for crocheted vanity set. Mrs. 111. IL J.lpcJins, LUean, was awarded second, prize for metal etching and third for metal tooling. Miss Greta Lammie,, Hensel was given first for a Small kniteed article and second for hand-knit men's socks in the Wind class. In the group effort the Duran Park - Hensel'. painting group won third prize and also third in display of five hest works. The members were reminded of the WA bazaar and tea on Saturday, October 28. Mrs. El- don Steeper was appointed to be the associate member sec- retary for the east group. The October meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Rus- sell Brown. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Cecil, Smithers and Johnnie visited on. Sunday with friends in Port Lambton, Mrs, McCallum, of London, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Harold McDon- ald. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Gardner and Tom, of Newmarket, visit- ed on Saturday with his moth- er, Mrs. J. Gardner, and at- tended the funeral of his uncle, Mr. William Gardner. Airs. Bus Lagerwerf visited last week with her father, Mr. Frank Lowe, who is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, having undergone an eye oper- ation. Mrs. Albert Pollock attended a shower on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Russell Webb at. Grand Bend in honor of Miss Carol Gill, a bride - elect, of this month. 111.r.., and Mrs. Fred Rinker and son, of Sarnia, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey. Vacuum Cleaners Sales and Service Repairs and bags for all models of vacuum cleaners and polishers. Reconditioned ma- chines of an makes for sale. BOB PECK, RR 1 Zurich phone Bensall 696r2 WPQPI1AM Mrs. M. 'Copeland and: Jean And Mrs. Roy' Kirk spent Sat- urday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Pringle, of Lon- don. Misses Blanche and Rhea Milis accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills of Exeter on a trip up north. Mr. and Mrs. Vie Chatten and Barbara visited with Mr. and Mrs, Ron Chatten at Oak - vine on Sunday. Woodham To pi cs MIS. 4TI4UR Rk,t1414.E Mr. and Mrs. Lewis lielfrich, business trip Up .north lag Roobester, weN.Y.vtlisitedover r I weeko. Lhe past week with ivir a Stet$ attezdtog $ t. alary$ IVINI".rs.114;14rdyelpWilebIcl)e01.0%Collegiate f 11, .of Lon- Sharon Squire, Margaret Roso, rom Woodharn are don, visited with Mrs. Arthur Levy and Jim Randle; SHDHS0 Rundle Doris Mills and Don. Knight. doti ecOnTbilulnres44Yhalays. etbeen The public school beginners busy the past week and we, are Kolleen Squire, Deborah hope the weather wik continue Jacques, Murray Insley, Eart Arthurto be ttnn and let the farniers Thonjpson Iand finish threshing and combining. Deborah. mcciochho, Mr, and Mrs. A. Davidson, t of New Westminster, spent one! "---"-"----",",""I"-^"1"^•!""0-- day last week with Mr. and Ivirs. iiarry Webber. SILHOUETTE Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Tinning of Mitchell were Sunday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs, George Wheeler and David. Jack Sandbrook, Toronto„; visited with Misses Blanche! and Rhea Mills and Edgar on Thursday. OPEN Mr. and Mrs. John Good - Mon,& child and Angela, of Searbor- Frim - 9 a.rn. ' 6 P.m. Mrs.oug, iwiaerreryguwesetbsbewrithreMr.centlayzi,d WTueeds.. isahtu.r._,-99:man...: 3 p 9 p.m.m Messrs. Lawrence Copeland, - and Murray May were an a1 I-YNDA 1 -°WRY, PROP. Hair .Fashions Opposite Pest Office Exeter PHONE 658 Join our Kenwood krnket Christmas Club! KENWOOD Finest name in blankets Special! Poly Pack In beautiful beige, powder, $13.50 rose or green, 72x84 Special! 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School Feature LANOLIN COO WAVE FOR STUDENTS Only $6.00 To Sept. 23 ohly Our men will be visiting homes and businesses In Exeter soon • , . they'll be installing your new dial telephone sets! "Dial Day" will be in February, 962. That's when Exeter will ;et dial service ane. Direct Dis- ance Dialing -and that's when 'our new, 'l -figure numbers will Krone effective. All numbers All then start with the figures -235". Ne'll keep you posted as work on your new service progresses. W. W HANSOM, Manager. 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