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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-02-08, Page 10Fobr.vary 13, 1942 T;ie Times-Advoc t Page, 10. 'N. FANCIES, BRINSLEY UC WOMEN—Rev. Kenneth installed the officers of Brinsley Unit, eel Church Women during a special ceremony. They include, front row from left, Mrs, Earl Morley, second vice-president; Mrs. William Fenton, president; Mrs, Jim Trevithick, first vice-president; back row, Mrs. George Lee, Mrs, Jack Trevithic.k, secretary, and Mrs. Karl Pickering, treasurer. TO LIVE IN KIppp‘i_ Kathryn Elizabeth Anderson, RR 2 Roma and Lloyd Douglas Mann, Clinton, .exchanged. wedding vows before Rev, H. Johnston in St. Andrew's. United. Church, Kippen, on .Saturday, December 10. —Photo by Phillips ka:a:aaeaaaaaaaaaaaaa1q: • ..t1,7"aataaaa.... ....,.ikaaaaaa.tEaaaakriEWti THIS 'N THAT By MRS, 4, M. S. • • James St, groups names officers At the first and organization- al meeting of unit I United Church Women of James Street church on Thursday afternoon, Mrs. W, H. Hodgson was elect- ed secretary and Mrs. R. E. Pooley, treasurer. Mrs, James Smith is leader of the unit. Other appointments included: assistant leader, Mrs, Rufus Kestle; program convener, Mrs. H, H. Cowen; representa- tive to community friendship and visitation committee, Mrs. Samson McFalls; representa- tive to social functions com- mittee, Mrs. Laura Harvey. Mrs. H. Powe took the Bible study on "The Church of Christ — Its Nature" dealing with the "Church in Jerusa- lem'' and the "Church in Canada". Plans were made to cater for the AOTS supper on Mon- day, February 12. The 'allocation for 'each of the units is $268 for the year. Unit organizes Unit 5, United Church Women, at its inaugural meet- ing in James Street church Monday evening, named Sirs. Clarence Down. secretary and Mrs. Garnet Shipman, treas- urer, Other appointments w e r program convenor, Mrs. Har- ry Dougall, social convenor, Mrs. Ray Mills, community friendship convener, Mrs, Gor- don Koch; press, Mrs. Gor- don McTavish, Mrs. Stanley .Frayne. Mrs. William Thomson in- troduced the Bible study on the Church of Christ in Jeru- salem. Mrs. Garnet Shipman discussed the study and Mrs. Ed Johns led in the 'devotional. Mrs. Robert Southcott is leader of the unit and presided at the meeting, MALCOLM THE MILKMAN By, EXETER DAIRY chket-4444 beettft tifttk rite Marie FrAce.s two new recipe booklets— "Main bisk Magilrwith Skim Milk Powder" and "Tandy b6siiatts with Evaporated Mdk," Write today] A Division of 'DAIRY FARMERS OF OANAOA '147 tiaatieeorf stoae,1''omnt6 YAkITY YAKiTY YAK YAK ON MY ,1 THE TALKATIVE PHIPPS MAID, YAkITY YAK YAKITY YAKITy . YAKITY YAKITY YAK YAK YAK/ FALTERING RUNNING DOWN LIKE A CLOCK ! THAT COOL, DELICIOUS REFRESHING MILK WILL SOOTHE, LULL AND PLACATE HER,/ EXETER DAIRY Na hnin Joko's. on Maitelm, Women (bless 'ern) muvir PHONE 10)60 Oldie strength Up i , and our miller the peefect perkemippert Former resident wed in Ingersoll Marriage Vows Nk ore ex. changed by Jeanette Louise Soden and Robert Frederick Marriage at a quiet ceremony performed by Rev. Ralph E. King of Trinity United Church, Ingersoll. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson F. Soden, Ingersoll. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marriage, Charles St. E.. In- gersoll, formerly of Exeter. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a floor-length gown of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle over satin. The elongated lace bodice featured a portrait neckline framed by pleated nylon tulle yoke and the billowing skirt was fashioned with deep polo- naise of lace. Her waist-length French illusion veil was held by a tiara of pearls and rhine- stones and she carried a bouquet of red roses and white poms knotted with white satin ribbon, Mrs. Eleanor Fick, Ingersoll. attended the bride wearing a street-length dress of white nylon watermelon and match- ing accessories. She carried a bouquet of yellow poms. Roger Fick was best man. A reception was held at 108 Cherry St. The bride's mother chose a blue silk print dress and a corsage of white poms, The groom's mother assisted wearing a dress of royal blue silk crepe with matching ac- cessories and a corsage of white poms. For travelling to Detroit and points west, the bride chose a mauve shag suit with black accessories. On their return, the couple wit reside in Ingersoll. Recently a number of show- ers have been given in honor of the couple in Detroit, Lon- don and Ingersoll. Valentine day -topic at Caven Mrs. John Pryde told of she origin and the meaning of St. Valentine Day al the meeting of Caven Congregational Cir- cle in the church Tuesday eve- ning. She SI retiSed the thought that the little things in life often mean the most In people after all. Several Valentine contests were conducted. Mrs. Frank Whilsmith led in the devotional with the theme "Prayer". Mrs. W. G. Cochrane and Mrs. Pryde arranged the program. Vice • president Mrs Arthur Whilsmith conducted the husi• Tle.. Whet) the February group were voted in charge of a new lighting sytem In he installed in the Sunday School room, A telephone to to be placed in the vestry of the church. Group studies British Guiana "The Church Yesterday and Today in British Guiana -' was the sullied of study taken lw Miss 'Bennie Hogarth al the meeting of the Gordon Evening Auxiliary of Caven church - dA y evening. Miss Edith Scott led in the devotional period. President Mrs. Alex Meikle was in the chafe, Nine members were pre- Sent. Allocation fees were paid, Hostesses were Bonnie llogarat and Cartalynna Situ riving, Valentine Day is a day for hearts and flowers and some- thing special for the man in your life, What could be more special than an edible valen- tine?? • Make a heart-shaped pie shell by placing rolled pastry dough over an inverted heart- shaped mold or layer cake tin, hake and cool. Filling i envelope unflavored gelatin 1/4 cup cold water ' 4 cups strawberries (fresh or frozen) 1 small cup sugar 2/3 cup boiling water 1. tbl lemon juice 1 cup whipped cream, Soften , the gelatin in cold water. Chop 1-1/2 cups of her. ries and puree them through a ,sieve Chill the rest of the berries, Dissolve, the. sugar in boiling water, add gelatin and stir until dissOlved. Add the pureed berries and 1 e in o n juice and cool until it begins to set. Fold in the whole her- iies Turn into the pie shell and chill until the mixture is firm. Garnish with whipped cream. For variety try folding in the whipped cream with the filling, Jell° Valentines 1 pkg jello (any .red flavor) 1 cup boiling water 1 cup cold 'water 1 cup vanilla ice cream 1/2 cup sliced green and red maraschino cher- ries • ..•1/4 cup sliced blanched almonds Dissolve jello in boiling wa- ENOS FRUIT SALT Save VC, $1.19 Size for 98 c ,POLYMULSION 16-oz. Reg. $5,26 for $3.89 NOXZEMA Giant 10-oz. . , $1.35 SUPER PLENAMINS Save $1,49 90 Tablets for $4.89 ASA, S•Grain Aspirin Special 49c 100's AIR FRESHENER Pine and Floral 89c Reg. $1.25 for ALIO , SELTZER Save 29t' 2 for 890 Guide corner By LINDA JOHNSTON Enrolment night finally came for those to be enrolled as Guides. This entitles them to wear their Guide uniform com- plete with Guide pin instead of their Brownie .uniform, The nine enrolled were: Yvonne MacNaughton, Susan Bailey, Karen. McArthur from the Canary Patrol: Eleanor Stanlake from the Scarlet Tan- ager Patrol; Judy Estey and Jill. Harness from the Bluebird Patrol; Gail Shipman, Roberta Grassick and Paulette Schroe- der from the Oriole Patrol. A few parents attended this event, Mary Cochrane was award- ed her second class; Elizabeth Snell re --passed her second class; Judy Sylvester and Elea- nor Stanlakc passed their police and doctor phone num- bers; Anne Creech was suc- cessful in passing her tender- foot knots. Campfire was conducted by PL Carolynne Simmons, Var- ious skits were presented, Taps was sung and the good night salute was taken by Captain Sturrock. Elimville girls elect officers The first meeting of the Ellin- ville 4-H Homemaking club was held at the home of Mrs. Al- len Johns Monday evening. Club leaders are Mrs. 'Del- mer Skinner and Mrs. Johns and assistant leader, Mrs. Nor- man ,Taques. Officers were elected. Presi- dent is Frances Skinner; vice.- president, Janet Skinner, sec- retary - treasurer, Shirley Ja- ques; press reporter, Marga- ret Skinner, telephone conven- ers, Shirley Johns, Kathy Hero. The club was named "Elim- Ville Country Pals". Mrs. johns held a discussion on choosing styles and Mrs. Jaques on selecting materials. Next meeting will be Monday evening, Feb, 12 at the home of Mrs. Jaques. Vacuum Cleaners Satre and Service Repairs and bags for all MO• dell of vacuum cleaners and ;Polishers. Reconditioned nia. chine;; of all makes for sale. 13011 PECK, RR 1 Zurich Phone Hansa II 696r2 Surprise party honors couple On the evening of their fif- tieth w.edding anniversary, tio friends and neighbors.arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, Con. 3, lisborne, for a surprise party. Euchre was played, conclud- ing with lunch. Mrs. Whitney Coates read an address and Mrs.- william Essery presented, the cel e bra nts with a gold Kenwood blanket. Mr. Ford ex- :tressed, their appreciation.. Missionary CAS head Miss Clare McGowan. No. been appointed local director of Huron County's Children's Aid Society. Miss McGowan joined the• CAS staff in 1946 and was as- sistant director until the re- tirement of Rev, B. Ci. mem, Ian when she was appointed acting director in September 1961. She will be in complete sup• ervision of a staff of four field workers and two clerical of- fice workers. • Huron County Children's Aid Society has 30 permanent wards who remain the wards of the CAS until they are 18- years-old and 19 temporary wards who are looked after for less than two years. Last year there were 43 chil- dren placed on adoption through CAS and eight privat- ly placed. There were 65. ap- plications for adoption of which the Huron County CAS obtained 27 adoption orders for children, The CAS helped 275 children of 73 families during the year. Born in Wawanosh East, the new director is the daughter of the late Daniel McGowan and his wife the former Isabel Ross, She has one sister who is now living in London, M 1 s s McGowan graduated from Stratford Teachers Col- lege and University of Toronto school for social ivorkers. She taught missionary children for the United Church. of Canada in Chengtu, China, from 1933 to 1937, "I just got out of Shang- hai before it was bombed," she said, Chengtu is located 2,000 miles inland from Shang- hai via the Yangtse River, She later taught in the Prot- estant children's' homes in To- ronto, _Morris 'township, Guelph and in' Wawanosh township un- til she joined the staff of the Children's Aid Society in Code- rich. View leather demonstration A demonstration on leather work was given by Mrs. Har- ry Muir, St. Marys, at the meeting of 'Beta Sigma Phi So- rority held at the home of Mrs. William Schaeffer, Kir k I. o n, Tuesday evening, Mrs. Muir was introduced. by Mrs, Schaeffer and thanked by Mrs. R. C, Dinney. Plans were made for. a pro- gressive dance to take place In March and names were ex- changed for secret pals for this year. Mrs. M. C. Fletcher was presented with a gift in appreciation of her work as sponsor of the chapter. Presi- dent Mrs. Joe Wooden con- ducted the business. A white elephant sale was held with Mrs. Dinney as auc- tioneer netting $20. Draws were won by Mrs. Schaeffer and Miss Jung Reeling. Mrs. R. Roelofson and Mrs, Robert Fletcher assisted the hostess. Cheery heart-shaped salads for Valentine's Day range in color from blushing pink to ruby red when ready-to-serve cranberry sauce is used, 1 1/2 tbl. unflavored gelatin 1.14 cup cold water 1 pound can of whole cranberry sauce 1 tbl. lemon juicy. 1/4 tp salt 3/4 cup crushed • pineapple drained 3/4 pkg (8-ounce) cream cheese 1/2 cup cream whipped Place gelatin in custard cup, Add cold water. Let stand 2 min. Place cup with gelatine in pan of boiling water and heat until gelatin is dissolved. Add to whole cranberry sauce. Stir in lemon juice. and salt. Chill until mixture begins to thicken, Add pineapple and cheese and fold in whipped cream. Turn into heart-shaped mold, Tomato Aspic To make a tomato aspic in- stead of using plain gelatin, use a package of raspberry jelly powder. Use the kind with the "flavor bud" and remove and save it Make the aspic in the usual way using tomato juice instead of water, Chill in heart- shaped molds, The aspic is a lovely shade of red, Pink Icing Use the flavor bud saved from previous salad to color and flavor icing forcake. Dis- solve it in a very small amount, about at lb) boiling water until it is completely dis- MOD ESS .51C Pkgs. 2 for 89c Save 13C WRITING PAD 25c ENVELOPES 15t' 29c Both for .. HOT WATER . Reg. $1.25 for 99c BOTTLE NOXZEMA I3RUSHLESS SHAVE Reg, 890 for 75c AEROSOL BOMB a Moth Proofer VW' IC MOD ESS New Carefree Reg. Sic for MACLEAN'S TOOTH Special I-- Tubes 99c PASTE Slim gals have .edge Hurondate WI finds The decision of the judges all conducted the business .when was given in favor of the it was decided to hold a '1)iie negative- by a slight margin. in Sale'. la Exeter Saturday, Feb. a .debate "Resolved that a 17 with each member respons- stout woman has more advan-. ible for two dollars .either in lag"lietlan.sit v°13"Ig ioney, iian at life meeting of Hur on- AeoLittee composed of stale Women'saW.fwell,nri9Ponn'S, Institute Men. Mrs. Ballardyne, Mrs. Etber- jhaigmto..sn, and Mrs. IThiney Keller Debating, for the affirmative was named to be responsible were mrs. Wilfred littnkin and .F104rirtjtioe I.Novjluccii,eisia)lattli .lAdt s ',dxi.et:s.r,. 11\ol r".thencleligeativEet,ilegrirsg.t"Artalg Capper tooling, table arrange- Rundle and Mrs. Garnet Hicks, ment and four 8-oz, jars of Judges were mrs. Clarence Mrs. Alvin Moir and Airs. aPn°d.w"l1Irsi‘.1r‘'s\"illlaQii)14-riKe:rni"'c'ke4.tea°1CLt Roylanee Westeott are leaders was5r\"-11igeri. oLthe4-han1P41Cirg°ltb!owr5,tioydf1antyne eom- mTletSeparates for mented on the motto "The Summer'. They great essentials of happiness training ed by attended the school in Densall last are something to do, someone M on d a y an d T uesd ay , to love and something to hope The next meeting will be for." The roll awratisocanIsilweedre- family night preceded by a pot by each member this winter ,„ Hostesses for the meeting, for a display, 1\11$• William luck A ll which. C I 1 5.11 apser porsetpbor ttilae:IY;r208:n last Sillery favored with a solo ac- Wednesday on account of the companied by Mrs, W. Kerniek. were Mrs. Stewart health Bi\b ly, T.1 u. sieateal e . \pT\ r, i ,iloii committee elog inr: eelace i i economics discussed ou:ni os nmi‘rl,ei ,arrangedonse ti,‘c, trl and iIrs: weather, Assistants were Mrs, William levy, Mrs, Stanley Mitchell and 1\aR1.11°:::',ettiFe:rfrica :la; and I \d.T.1" raiNsil:srost'ls-I,I William a'l'r l ye: Snell. Sli meet- rent events, 'Mg was held in Thames Road President Mrs. Ham Doug- church, solved, add the usual mare- • He: "Whatever became of the clients for a butter icing, old-fashioned girl who fainted minute frosting just add fla- t( you want to use it in a 7- if a man kissed her?" vor bud when you are beating She: "And whatever became of the old-fashioned man whose the icing and it will dissolve. kisses made women faint?" The. icing is a pale pink with delicate raspberry flavoring, The flavor bud will keep for weeks just on the kitchen strlf, Modern Valentine Cookies Children lo v c heart - shaped cookliel2s clip soft butter or cup sugar plus 2 tbl 429 MAIN ST. PHONE 349 i 1 1/2 cups sifted flour Mix hater and sugar. Add. While we're away for the next two weeks attending an advanced styling course in Montreal . . . WREATHA SHOLDICE will be specializing in PERMANENTS and HAIRCUTTING at our Exeter Salon AND ETHEL DESJARDINE our popular predecessor will be guest stylist at our Grand Bend Salon She'll be pleased. to welcome her many friends We'll be back in two weeks with some exciting new ideas for your hair „ Ron and Eve Pratley HI-FASHION Beauty Salon — Zurich PERMS HAIR, STYLING COLORING We Have The New ZOTOS WAVES. With Exclusive Moisture Wraps Actually Helps End Dry Hair WOrries—Forever, EQUIPPED WITH AIR CONDITIONED DRYERS Delores Schilbe, Proprietress — Phone 138 Zurich OPEN DAILY 0:On a in, 9:00 p.m, SATITIMAY n:nn a,m, 6:no p.m. ter. Add cold water, Pour half of jello Into five dessert glasses. Chill. Chill remaining jell° until slightly thickened then fold in ice cream, fruit and. nuts. Pile "It's not a matter of lime or on top of clear jello in glas- money but a matter of shape ses. Chill, Top with whipped or color or sweetness — or of cream. all three together — that Cranberry Valentine makes an ordinary meal a gift for the one you love," Jellied Strawberry Pie Special Savings for ALL February 45c Hearing Aid Batteries Jenny Lind Candy for Valentines PHONE 235-1570 EXETER Beauty Salon Haircuts • Styling flour. Chill and roll out about Perms • Treatments 1/4 inch thick. Cut wit Monday to Saturday, 9-6 floured heart-shaped cooky cutter, Bake 20 to 25 min. Tuesday & Thursday Evenings Frost with cream icing and BRENDA BRENNER, Prop. decorate with colored sugar and cinnamon heart candies. Barbara Roth, Operator HAIRSTYLING Exeter ..... Phollitt 356 Grand Bend ..„ Phone 18