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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-02-15, Page 14MR. AND MRS. A MBROSE KORICINA -Worirr photo New York honeymoon d , L e"sessta , Were just completing AA advanced styling dOtitrsd in Montreal where we learned the latest techniques from Canada's leading artists. We'll he pleased to give your hale a fresh, new look. Call today foe an appointment. fiAlk STYLING Exeter Istiond .356 Otani! lurid Phone 14. BERNINA, with lifetime guarantee can be yours for as little as S2.00 per week. TALK TO ANYONE WHO HAS ONE! Then Try It! — You'll Buy It! BERNINA, the masterpiece of Swiss precision does all your sewing completely automatic- ally, and only BERNINA has every part necessary for any sewing lob built right in. Garments Cleaned FOR The Price of Only. 15th Anniversary Sp will continue until the end of February DON'T M:SS THIS BIG SAV1 G BRADY CLEANERS PHONE. 106 AND LAUNDETERIA LTD: EXETER We're as close as your new DIAL . TELEPHONE 23 5•11 32 OUR NEW TELEPHONE NUMRER Is Ntirsang as a career etas dis- cussed At the qUarterts sueial meeting of the Womee'sAuxils ivy to South Huron Hospital Tuesday aftet noon. SliDIIS students interested in nursing accompanied by guid- ance .teaelier, Miss Elizabeth !rier.avish were guests. Alter alsaeing a film 'The Student 2Ntirsc" a panel of registered ii -raes in the community' dis- cussed the different oppor- thlatiea open, to a trained nurse and answered any qoestiona. Inciaded in the panel were Airs. J. G.. Dunlop, Mrs. Larry Snider, Mrs. Alvin linkbeiner, Miss A, Claypule, Mrs, M. Learn, Mrs. Mel .Gaizer, Mrs. J. W. Corbett and Miss Norma Westgate. Mrs. Harold Taylor introduced the film and Mrs, Allen Fraser was projectionist and convener of the program. Miss Ann Marie Kraft favored with a solo. In the business meeting held Previously with President Mrs. Gerald Godbolt in the chair. plans were made to raffle a painting donated by Miss Ella Guild at Trivitt plans activities Arrangements were made to cater to two organisations and also plans for the Valentine Dessert Euchre at the meet- ing of Trivitt Memorial Guild in the parish hall on Thursday. The business included ap- pointments for the Nursery School, President Alis. Cecil Gibbons was in the chair, Hostess Mrs. Charles Ache- son was assisted by Mrs. H. Sisson, Mrs, C, Poore and Mrs. T, Ellerington. A penny sale was held during (he social hour, Junior Institute views careers Choosing a Career was the theme of the meeting of South Huron Junior Institute held at SHDHS last Wednesday eve- ning, Mrs. Robert Down discussed the career of nursing, The roll call was answered by naming "Your Chosen Career-. Sacred moments were read by Ann Creery and Shirley Reynolds commented on cur- rent events. President Darlene Frayne was in the chair. Guide corner Sy LINDA JOHNSTON The meeting opened as usual but the proceedings were quite different. A rigid inspection taken by the leaders followed. The Guides were noted on their appearance, and their faults must be corrected by next meeting or the Patrol will lose points. The uniform must be in A-i condition as they are worn to school on February 22, Thinking Day, and to the church parade on Feb. 25, Link to the Auxiliary to raise funds. Thy proceeds of the card par- ty are 518L13. The spring rum- mage sale mil he held April 28 Membership now totals 114 members. From the report of the volute. leer visiting service Nana Las ben functioning for the past \ e Mondays it was question- able which receited the most benefit, the hospital patients or the visitors. The meeting concluded with a social half-hour convened by the social committee under Mrs, B. C. Dinncy. Describes north to CGIT group Guest speaker at the mee Mg of LINT last Wednesda, evening was public heatt, nurse, Miss Norma Westgate who talked and showed slide of her seven-years work in t h e Canadian North, She was introduced by Kathy Smith and thanked by Eliza. both Gosar who gave her a crib quill to be given to a needy family in the area. The worship service waa con- ducted by Shirley Herm Jane Soutlicott. Darlene Parsons and Brenda Dinney. President Ann Fairbairn conducted the busi- ness. About 30 gala were in at• tenclanee at dames .St. United James St. unit elects officer At the initial meeting of unit 2, United Church Women of James Street Church Thurs- day afternoon Mrs, Jack Carr was named assistant leader; Mrs. Harvey Pollen, secretary' and Mrs, Wellington .Heen, treasurer. Elected as program conven- er is Miss Pearl Keyes; visit- ing, Mrs. C. E. Zurbrigg; so- cial functions, Mrs. Alfred Hunkin and pianist, Mrs. An- drew Dougal! Sr. Mrs. Warren Brock, who is the leader, discussed the func- tioning ca the new units and also gave a resume of the in- augural meeting of Huron Presbyterial in Clinton, Mrs. Pollen led in the de- votional and Mrs. Brock took the Bible study on tl'e first church in j er us; ale m. Unit 6 UCW Program committee is Airs. Clarence Boyle and Mrs. Lou Bailey; social functions com- mittee, Mrs, Wes Witmer; community friendship, Mrs. Garnet Hicks; press, .Mrs. Mu- riel Sweet, Mrs, Little discussed the Bible study on "The Church of Christ'' and Mrs. Aubrey Ten- nant led in the devotional pe- riod. Mrs. Beverley Skinner pre• sided at the piano. Yellow and white mums formed the setting in Our Lady of Mount, Carmel church for the .marriage of Martha Pearl Helen Amos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. oe Amos, RR 2 Ail- sa Craig and Ambrose, Michael Koricina, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Koricina St„ RR 1 Clandeboye on Saturday, Feb- ruary 10 at 11 a.m. Father .1, E. Kelly offi• elated at the ceremony. Paul Deitrich played the wedding ir USie. Given its marriage by her la- ther the bride wore a gown of white Italian lace and net over slipper satin styled. with fitted bodice with sabrina neck- line with pearl and sequin trim, lily point sleeves and bouffant skirt accented with panels of lace. A crown of iri- descent sequins and pearls held her French illusion veil and she carried red roses and white hyacinths. The maid of honor was the groom's sister, Miss Magde- line Korieina, wearing yellow French lace with fitted waist- line, square neck, tiny puffed sleeves and skirt of tiers of .French scalloped lace, She the bride's mother received in blue silk with black accesso- ries and corsage of yellow mums, the groom's mother as- sisted in light blue silk with Week accessories and pink mum corsage. Fo a honeymoon to be spent in New York the bride trav- elled in red velvet with black and blue accessories and cor- sage of white carnations. They will r e s i d c on the groom's farm, HR 2, Ailsa Craig, 'Country Pals' alter patterns The second meeting of Elm- ville 4-H Homemaking Club "Country Pals" was held Mon- day evening at the home of Airs. Norman Jaques. Mrs. 'Allen Johns discussed. the selection of a pattern and showed how to make altera- tions on a pattern for shorts, Mrs. Jaques told of the prepa- ration of material and pinning on the pattern to material. Recently at a meeting of .;rand Bend Women's Institute Airs, lim Love was to have de- monstrated making a couple of kinds of cookies. Illness in the family prevented her from being at the meeting but she has given us the recipes she intended to use. strip o' Chocolate Bars 6 cups puffed rice Cris pies 1;4 cup butter 1/3 cup peanut butler 32 marshmallows I pkg,, chocolate chipits I.2 cup peanuts Heat puffed rice at 350 de- gree oven for 10 minutes, Pour into greased bowl. Melt butter, peanut butter and marshmallows 'in double boiler. Pour over puffed rice and stir well. la ck half of puffed rice mixture in greased 7x11" pan, Cover with chiPits. Place in 330 degree oven for 2-3 min, until chipits are soft., Remove frem oven and spread chipits with spatula. Sprinkle with peanuts. Cover with remaining puffed rice mixture. Cool and cut in bars, "These are very nice for the children's lunch box" said Mrs, Love, Nanaimo Bars The other recipe was for Nanaimo Bars the recipe for which airs. Love says appeared in this column a couple of years ago but "We really like it and I use this recipe a lot," 1/2 cup butter 1/4 cup white sugar 5 tbl. cocoa 1 tsp vanilla. 1 egg 1 cup coconut 1/2 cup chopped nuts 2 cups graham wafer crumbs Place butter, sugar, cocoa, vanilla and egg in pan over tow heat, Stir until melted and hike eastard. Watch closely to. avoid burning. Add crumbs, coconut and. nuts .and press in 8" square pan. Cream 114 cup butter. Add 3 tbl milk which has been coins hated with 2 tbt -enstard pew- der. Bleed in 2 -etips being stis gar. Spread over cookie mix- ture in . pan, Let stand 15 initi- ates to harden, Melt 2 or 3 squares semis sweet chocolate with 1 tbl but- ter. Spread. over icing. Cut in bars when set. Chocolate Chip Crunch Balls, I (nip chocolate chinas 1,4 cup butter 1/8 tp salt 2 cups icing sugar 1/4 cup evaporated milk 1 tp vanilla 314 cup chopped nuts, Melt chocolate chips and butter over low heat stirring constantly. Remove front heat, add salt; add sugar alternate- ly Willi milk; acid vanilla; _saes' aeas4 • "Wh ite you're at it, Set what's playing at the drive-In tonight," UCW hears missionary lers favored with a dust. Mrs. A J. .SWellaer chaired. the meeting in the absence of the president, Atm R. ) . Reports of Heron :Presbyte- rial held at Clinton were given liss Mrs. Eugeae .1losvey. Mrs. B. W. Tuekey. Mrs. Wayne Turkey and Mrs. Don ,Gravett. inch balls nod roll in chopped Cathy's Beauty Lovnge 147 MAIN ST, PHONE 645 Perms s Cuts Sets Tints OP EN Monday to Friday,, 9 6 Tics & Thurs. Evenings Only Closed Saturday CATHY ROBBINS, Prop, iNpe: l'ime;.-Adv9cote, ..February 15, 1902 SHM .auxillary panel discusses nursing THIS 'N THAT BY MRS. M. 5. We'll be back next week, • with exciting new ideas for your hair headpiece and carried carnations, w hit e ner showed how to measure for shorts. .;nit 6 of fames Street Uni- ' Allen. Amos, R B 2 Ailsa The next meeting will be red Church Women with Mrs• •'nig, brother of the bride, held Tuesday evening, Feb. Lyle Little as leader. met for, was best man and the groom's ruary 20 at the home of Mar- its organizational in e e t i n g brother, Joe Koricina, ushered.' garet jLi hn s • Monday evening and elected A reception was held at the Miss Greta Harness, secretary. Dominion Hotel, Zurich where and Mrs, D o u g I a s Insley, . treasurer. Shirley Jaques demonstrated how to make alterations on a skirt and blouse pattern and wore a matching y ellow net Marilyn Johns and Janet Skin- elects officers Call JB At 1863 :r0S,Y stalks of fresh rhubarb 0.170, appearing at our grocers now and the -Consenter Branch of the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriceitere recom- mends using it in a rhubarb crisp for dinner dessert. Rhubarb gripe. 3 cups sliced tweeted rhubarb 1- 2 cup granulated sugar 1 2 elm uncooked rolled oats 1./4 cup flour la 2 cup brown 5140,1,* (packed) 1. 4 Cup butter 1 tp cinnamon Dial Special Monday, Tuesday and Wed. Morning Only! HAMBURG At Dashwood Women's lust's st ir t h e granulated sugar titre recently a sale of baking into the rhubarb and allow to was held at the close of the sit for 10 min. Then arrange meeting, The recipe accompit- itiish,nan 8x8" greased baking rated the baking. Here is one Mix the oats, .flour, einna- o xfrvitnlie s(:rielacaleee.s used byMrs. won and brown sugar together. Cut in the butter to give a crumbly mixture. Spry a it evenly over the rhubarb. Bake in a preheated 375 degree oven until tender — about 30 min. Serve hot topped with ice cream (optional), nuts, These may be used Chill 20-30 min.; form into 1- ides or candy. The United Church Women of Main Street United Chords had as guest speaker for the meeting last Wednesday Miss Audrey Finkbeiner, mission- ary on furlough from St, Lu- Modern e'en Island, West Indies, who told of the island, its people and her work amongst them. Beauty Salon She was introduced by Rev. -13.• S. 429 MAIN ST, PHONE 34? Airs. 13, W. Tackey led in the devotional .assisted by Mrs. Wayne Tuckcy, Misses Marg- aret, Howey and Sandra Wail Monday to Saturday, 9-6 Tuesday & Thursday Evenings as coo- BRENDA BRENNER, Prop. Haircuts • Styling Perms - Treatments Barbara Roth, Operator Dinney Furniture MAIN S.T. PHONE 20 EXETER Our New Dial No, — 235-0173