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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-02-22, Page 12An other UC unit names Officers. Monday evehing Unit 7 of James Si, CC'W :elected Mrs. Andrew Hamilton,. secretary: Mrs. Arnold Lindenfield, treas- urer; social functions, more McBride; eosin tint friendship, Mrs. Gerald God - belt; pianist, Mrs. .Robert Alc Donald and press, Mrs. George Vriese, Mrs. Ralph Batten is leader, of the group and led in .the Bible study .on the Chttren of Jerusalem. It VAS decided to form groups ,with each group being responsible for two meetings of the year. Names officers in guild euchre In spite of he inclement weather Thursday evening 12 tables were in play at the in- vitation Valentine Deasvrt Euchre sponsored by the La- dies child of Trivial, Memorial Church, Prize winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. Gordon Smith; lone hands, Mrs. Archie Ryck- Mani eellSOlAtion, Mrs. V, StrAtter and birthday nearest Valentine Day, Mrs, Gerald we nn. DAP.E. Aliae Cornelia Verkerls„ Crests Rona Miss Verne 'StihWartZen. truber. RR 2 hunch, and Miss Jane Syrier, Mt 1 Kirkton, of .a group of 27 young Wanton. who entered Stratford General. Hospital School of Nursing last fall, received their caps Friday afternoon. THE MAN WHO THINKS'N ligt A GREAT WIT/ IS/ nUALI.V OMIT HALF RIGHT AT TWAT POD 'IVE17.501.1 5.,. 1 pkg lemon pie fill 3 4 cup whipping cream Letter from. Make up lemon fill. Cool, Add whipped cream and stir 'till smooth. Fill the same as with strawberry fill. Chocolate filling Crediton By MRS, M. FAIST (Mrs, H. L. Sturgis) 3 4 cup butler 1 cup sifted icing sugar eggs separated 4 oz. unsweetened choco- late 1 tp vanilla Cream butter. add sugar gradually. Add egg yolks one at a time stirring lightly: add melted chocolate and vanilla. Fold in egg whites. Chill and fill same as above fillings. The story in Saintsbury By MRS, HEBER DAVIS. V'A. plan euchre The Ineetm; of the was held al the home of Airs. Har- ry Carroll with 10 members and three visitors present, Airs. Tom Kooy acted as president. Wein reunion The \Vein family get-together met at the home of Air, Lloyd Wein on Saturday evening, February 17. The evening was spent playing euchre. Those present. were Mr, and airs. Roy Goulding, aiarylin and friend of London, airs. \Ves Wein and Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wein and fam- ily and Air, Lawrence \Vein of Exeter, Mr. and Airs. S. S. Wuerth, Kenny and Peter air, and airs. Emerson \Vein and family, Mr, and Mrs. Aa- ron Wein and Air, and Mrs. Wil- mer Wein and Barbara of town after which a feed of oysters was enjoyed. Creditors Cut-outs The first meeting of the Cre- ditors 4-11 Homemaking Club for the project Separates for Summer as held in the Com- munity Centre with 11 mem- bers present. It was detided to name the club "'Pile Crediton Cut-outs." Correct styles and materials to be used was discussed. The next meeting will be held, Saturday. Feb. 24 at the hall, Club leeders are Airs. Lorne Mrs. Jack Dickens read the Hodge and Mrs. Alfred Smith. Scripture Airs. Tom Kooy :President elected was Joan- gave the stud' hook. A St, Pa- ne Martine, vice- president, trick's dessert euchre was Ruth Hodge; sec etary, Jean planned for March 1-I. Mystery England; press reporter, Ma• prize donated by Mrs. Earl rilyn Galloway. Atkinson was won by Airs. Charles Weiburg. Weekend guests with air. and Mrs. Hilt Johnson and boys were Mr. and. Mrs. Don Fair- bairn. Miss Gail Fairbairn London, and Mr. Arnold Firby: St. Thomas. Women all over Ontario in• eluding this district attended the ,651.11 .anniversary eclebett• tips of the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario in Toron• to on Monday. "When we began to make Plans for Hale celebration we thought a wee party .of about. SOO at the Park Plaza Hotel would be fine until we hoard many thongs, directly and Indi- rectly, that Many would want to attend and so we changed. our plans more than once instal today I welcome some 1400 la- dies. I'm happy because it shows you are concerned, and i are interested n your organi- zation" said provincial presi- dent, Mrs. L. Cr. Lymburner as she welcomed the ladles at a luncheon at the Queen Elizabeth building, CNE grounds. Make living a good job Quest speaker for the Occasion was Mrs. Havers Smith of Chap, poll, Nebraska, vice • president of the Asseeiated Country Wo- men of the World (A.CWW) who many of the FW10 executive heard at the convention in Van- couver last year. In her address airs. Smith told the WI members that, no- VVoodham fetes bride garten, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Stire and family spent Sunday at In- gersoll with Mr. and Airs. Don Bucknell. Beverly and Larry Stire remained with their grandmother, Mrs, Florence Bucknell, Mr. and Airs. Lorne Genttner Spell the weekend at Capreol with the latter's sister and family, Mr, and Mrs, George Fulcher, Silhouette Hair Fashions Specializing in . . . • HAIR. 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Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Cooper and Kathy, Mr, and Mrs, Al- Mrs. Emma Dietrich is a Pa- yin' Cooper visited on Sunday tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, with Mr. and Mrs, Russell London, with a fractured hip. Morley and family of Exeter, The YPU meeting was can- celled on Sunday evening clue to the roads and sternly condi- tions in the weather. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton and Larry spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Don Bell and .family of Shakespeare, Modern Beauty Salon 429 MAIN ST. PH 235.1663 Haircuts • Styling Perms Treatments Monday to Saturday, 9-6 Tuesday & Thursday Evenings BRENDA BRENNER, Prop. Barbara Roth, Operator Mart triiAr bmkiCs-, b.5 Mate aim t4,1.0 P,14 Poo.ider P+8, ntsta,it khk,- Off tow tAIRY PAR Pritn9 of bANAbA; 141tuivihAmpi1041,140,414 , makes luscious desserts and toppings,! EM:IMI:=11111=11=7 Special Savings for ALL February ENOS FRUIT SALT Save 210 $1.19 Size for 98c POLYMULSION 16•oz. 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Grand Bend Cleaners 1 We're Back(' FROM OUR ADVANCED STYLING • COURSE IN MONTREAL WITH The Latest IN HAIR STYLING TECHNIQUES AND HAIR CUTTING HAIR STYLING EXETER . 235.2992 GRAND BEND t IQ stir. and airs, Oliver Baker and Elton were guests at the home of her father, Air. Herb Beer of Munro when three members of his family cele• brated their birthday Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Docking of Dublin visited with Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Baker Monday of last week, Guests with Mr, and Mrs. Nelson. Baker on Thursday eve- mng were Rev, and Mrs. J. Wareham, air. and Mrs. Fred Doupe and Mr. Chas. Brine, Caren. society At the request of the corn. mother rceeived guests in a mittee $8.00 of the proceeds was donated to the Heart Fund, Committee for next month is Mr. and airs. William Spence and Mr. and Mrs. Auetin 'Timms. Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Lucas of St. ,Marys were guests with Mr. and Mrs. David Holland. The stork, who has a very reside in busy schedule, look time off 10 deliver a baby girl, Janet .Dor• een, on Thursday, Feb. 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson— a sister for Brenda and Marg- aret. aliee Heather Danis spent Personal items the weekend at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Aire Geo.ge McFalls. chopped Sue Ann and Paul Squire of Whalen were weekend guests Milt their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs., Jack Dickies, re- Drain beans and add to to. turned home on Sunday eve' matoes. Cut bacon in small 'ling and the Dickies were pieces and fry 'till crisp. Re- guests with. Alta and Mrs, move and stir flour, butter taratt-en Squire. into bacon fat.. Add milk and Jeffrey Young, Lucan, and excess tomato juice to make 1 Michael Davis spent a toy cup, Cook 'till t h i c k a it d days with their grandiathee, smooth, Mr. Heber Davis. Michael was Muriel end Wesley Abbott The dessert was an gel eak s. a spell the weekend wilh Mr. London and Air, Berton Chain , with a choice of three fillings: and -s irs. Ronald carroli. hers Of. Terento visited o n strawberry, lemon and choco- „ ' , y r I ant,. Squire, 0 Thursday with Me. and Aire, late, with the ehole iced with "r' and 'rs' '..sr--- '''''*-'Lorne Presztator and family, whipped cream and dotted Grantor), were Thuredayguests with red cherry pi, cinnamon wills Mr. and airs. Jackfie- Mt. Ross .Wein Of his kills. spent the weekend with ni8 Ni- bmtg. Airs, cart Greenlee and Miss rents. Air, and alt's. E. Wein ,,, Strawberry filling Annie Zubal were guests Sun- and family. ., (Mrs, It C. Diaineal day evening with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. :Ferd liArbeett 1 ettp SWeeteded straw- Mrs. Don u I e h, due to or Zurich spent Sunday with berries, fresh or I IO. blocked roads, Earl Greeniec Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Geiser, or.. pkg. friezen straw- and Frank ZubaI walked home. s' — " " - - . ---- "'''' berries. Boyd of Management meet- attended the reception held at 1/2 'cup hot water ing will be held Friday, 1 obi the home of Mt, and Mrs,, I, pkg atrawberry 'MI6 amii y 23, at the home of Mr, Charles Cron yn, ClatidebtiM 1 ctn.) heavy cream and Mrs. Tom Kooy al 4:00' in honor of Mr. AM Alta. Pat Thaw strawberries lo rootri p.m. Cronyn, follownt their' .wodoingo. temperature, Add hot water CO Mr, .and Mrs, Ilitgh Davis Saturday, Visitors on Sunday with Airs. Margaret Clark were Mr.. and M rs, Roy Clark and .family of Zurich,. Mr. and airs, Bruce Hutchinson and aBreeda of Park- hill, Mr, and Airs. Joe McCann of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Disney and • family of town. Rev. A, Al. Schlenker is this week attending the Minister's Institute of the KGB ehurch eonference at Hemitton Linden Peek Church.. Mrs, Arnold f ew of London spent a few days with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. 'Ed Beaver last week. Mr, and Mesa Ilobt Whorls And Cathy of Hanover . visited over the weekend with Mr's, Ezra PAiSt and Nola. Airs, Margeurite. Chambers nl Page 12 The Time§,A0veeate, February 2.2, 11,62 MR. AND MRS, STANLEY FRANCIS .inre4 ore', Kirkton ceremony with matching lace jacket and carried a cascade of mums in matching shAde„Margaret. Earl was nuitor bridesmaid for her sister wearing blue organza Earl, daughter of Mr, and over taffeta with matching lace Aire. Stanley Earl. Kirkton, jacket and her flower's were and Stanley Ross Francis, arm matching mums. of Air. and Mrs. Ross Francis. Gerald Francis was best man RR 1 Kirkton, for his brother and ushers were Rev, T. Elliott offitealed at Torn Earl, brother of the bride, the ceremony and Aire. Fred and Ken Clarke, Kirkton. Switaer furnished the wedding A reception was held in the Mtrsie, clurreh rooms where the bride's Given in marriage by her fa , ther the bride wore a gown of Chantilly Inc. styled with hell- ,shaped skirt trimmed with sa• tin bows, scooped neckline and three • quarter sleeves, Her short veil of double illusion was held by a matching head- dress and she carried pink ro- ses, Joan Francis. sister of the groom w as bridesmaid dressed The couple will m pink organza over taffeta. Kirkton. THIS 'N THAT By MRS, J. M. S. pease'. On the evening of Valentine Day members of the hospital Auxiliary entertained the staff of South Huron Hospital to a buffet supper and entertain- ment. The casseroles. salads and the desserts were lovely to look at, lovelier to eat and the secrets for making sonic of them have been given us to pass on ,to you. Beet Salad (Mrs. Ken MeLaughimi A sparkling red salad car- ried out the color scheme for Valentine Day. 1 pkg lemon jello 1 cup boiling water 24 cup beet juice :3 tbl vinegar tbl horse radish tp salt 2 tp onion juice or grated onion 3;4 cup celery diced, 1 cup beets diced Dissolve jelly powder in hot water. Add beet juice. vinegar horse radish, eat', and onion Juice. Chill and when slightly thickened add celery and beets. Let set in mold. Fruit Salad A fruit. salad by airs. A. 0. Elliott also carried out the red color scheme. 1 economy Si1.0 jell; powder 2 cups loot water Juice from truit with enough cold water to make 1 le cups I 28,oz tin fruit cocktail Drain. the fruit well. :Dissolve jelly powder in 2 cups hot water. To the fruit juice add enough water to make 1-1.3 cups and add to jelly. Chill. When slightly thickened add fruit cocktail. Put in mold and chill 'till set. Toinato and Bean Casserole It is a little more difficult to achieve the red color in Os- eeroles but Airs. Ernest Cur- son tried in her tomato and bean dish. 2 li2 cups canned green beans or fresh beans cooked 2 1, 2 cups canned tomatoes 4 strips bacon 4 thl flour t tbl butter 1 cup milk 2 Ile finely onion 2 tp sugar Salt anu pepper to taste studies Guiana ed.13ri tit shlei Gs study .onoiL y he outh of Mrs. C. a. Ersman conduct- of Cavell \VMS held at the home of Mrs, J. 0, Cochrane Thursday afternoon ,er before have Christian She told of the „r;„„oin„ „d women faced such respOnsibili, family "'"v" """ fftioaelisthlio-ef rIC'ehSoeFtli,Sgoie:,iciflal'Il/:th‘Frrtshi,t4y.„t,R14111$1, their ee'age:froiees'aisiceheto'r711141;41(i7PI:OQYib)elleil't' 515 is not the problem today crowded classrooms. Mrs. Fmk Whitsmith and if Russia should drop froni the Mrs.Mrs. Alvin Moir conducted the picture we would still liarc our greatest enemy -- ourselves., devotional and Mrs. A. Willard sNuervseirk.,c tibeavietkr ru \lk ti clly any frialcl'ioili:acti"witit a piano instru- Plans were made for the said the speaker. "All of us need to do the best World Day of Prayer to be job we can of living today ,' she held in Cam church on Fri• tcoonlition li ctei d ftlasiitd itiorget'clhethespl‘r•Oitril clay, March 9. of neighborliness that she said Characterized the development of Canada and the United Sta- This week in change the world for us. Pen- Dash wood tes -There are no supermen to pie like you and me must do what has to he done" Mrs. ngi RVIN RADEta, Smith said. M::12 Cut birthday the Nu icaka after Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid noon's program was the cutting of t h e anniversary o lio wh i ch The meeting of Zion Luthe- ran Ladies' Aid was held wed• centered the head table, by Saudi. At each inmee r \saaisIda n4oscir 4Y atteeill?dnaillI cge "cil tube veti?e' Hon of cake tied in Inetittee storm. Mrs, Mi 4Ord colors — the goodwill gesture of Presidents was In charge. The Aid is busy quilting eve- the Department of Agriculture, t 11;i:ot\igiehdtriensidab.);; Ninee"M bt Cars t towels Thhee expenses"ojfi t 11%1 s °g u easbts ostisbeead. ker. on display. One new member Bringing the greetings of .joined, Mrs. Merner read, "The re- and r i ni e Minister Diefenbaker and the Ontario Government ripe for a good club," Due to was lion. C. S. MacNaughton, the pastor's illness there was no topic. Mrs, Elwin. Rader eon. minister without portfolio rep- resenting Agriculture Minister ln ducted a d Bible quiz. Lynda Ra- tion. W. A. Stewart, who was der favored with piano setae- ROBERT RUNDLE. unable to he present, WOODIIAAI again wilt I take the Women Mrs. Albert Miller, .convener Miss Margaret Knight, a Institutes for granted since 1 of the group in charge con• bride elect of February 24 was realize what they have accost.- dueled closing devotions, guest of honor at a ieiiseella• pushed in the last 65 years" Euchre and box social neous shower when the coot said air. alacNaughton. The volunteer firemen of • munity ent e r t a i n e d in the Review WI history Dashwood held a successful church basement on Tuesday Airs. Lymburner briefly re- euchre and box social in Lorne viewed the history of the Wo- Kleinstiver's new workshop Fri- evening• Margaret was escorted to a men's Institutes from its small day evening. decorated chair and presented beginning at Stony Creek on, Winners in euchre were Mrs. . with a corsage. February 19, 1897 till today the Eisen Weigand and J1 owar Entertaining on th e program present membership is more Klumpp; consolation winners were Airs. Glenn Copeland, than 6,500,000 members in 26 were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Duch. voca l so l o accom p an ied by countries. Three of the charter acme, Alvin Wolper auctioned Jean Copeland; piano solo by members at Stoney Creek were off the boxes. Marion Thomson; Danny and unable to attend because of A hearty vote of thanks was -Weather conditions, given Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Debra Jaques favored with a Kleinstiver for the use of the tap dancing number; readings Many greeting and emigre- building by fire chief James by Gwen Lawson and Doris tulatory messages were re- Mills, Janice Webb conducted ceived from the Queen and ilaYter. several contests, prizes going from sister orga ciao flocs Personal items to Elizabeth Thacker, Clarion around the world. A colorful. AU-. and. Mrs. Lloyd Ilowe —of Thomson, El sie wi ttevcen , Ma- pageant presented in costume London spent the weekend with the progress rn and m rs. Ervin Rader and Hon Chatten and Geneva Run- depicted M I , of Wo- en's Institutes in each prov- family..?d die. r. and Mrs, Fred Mil- An address was 'cad by rice across the Dominion, ler and Miss Elsie Miller of Joanne Webb and gifts were Showing the spirit of their pio- Zion were Sunday visitors. brought in by Joanne Webb, neer ancestors the women province braved the ri v e ladies from Dashwood travellingt}le weather of the Car olin° across Barbara Chatten,WI attended a social evening Herm Gwen Lawson, Doris of Hensel). WI on Feb. 14. They At winter as bus load after bus presented 11 s, Margaret graciously presented a playlet. thanked the ladies, load and car after ear brought Euchre them to the Queen Elizabeth Funeral services for Mrs, building for this his torical Emma Haugh were held Thurs. The Black Knight Lodge event. A bus left Exeter and day, Feb. 15. Pall bearers were held a euchre in the hall Fri- picked up ladies at Kippen, Ross, Lorne, and Robert Haugh, day evening when Len tables .Brucefield, Seaforth and Strat- Don and Jack Geiser and Alike were in play, ford who had reached these Burke. Rev, Merrill James was Prizes went to; ladies high, centres from outlying points. assisted by Rev. W. J. Gets of Airs, Junior Doupe; lone hands, Attending from South Huron Kitchener, Airs. AL Powell; men's high, District were president Mrs. Sunday visitors with Air,B nd Allen Berry; lone hands, Law- if. H. Strang, district secre- Mee. Lloyd Rader and family renee Beckett; door prize, Mrs, tary Mrs. Garnet Hicks, Hu. were Mr. and Airs. Wendell George Davis; low score, Airs. rondale president Mrs. 'Harry Gamble and family of London, Dobbs, Dougall, Elimville president L. J. .Rader, and Miss Mari- airs, Harold Taylor. airs, Roy- lyn Desjardine. James St No.3 names officers At the first meeting of thitt 3 of James St. 'GM on Thurs- day afternoon officers were elected with the leader. Mrs. T. C. Coates, in the chair. Elected secretary was Mrs. Allan Richards; assistant, Airs. Roes Taylor; treasurer, Mrs. It. C. Rivers; Program con' vener. :fits. Earl Shaplon; visitatiOn. Airs, Arthur Iteedle: social, Miss Verna Coates; press, Aire, Herman Mitchell, Jible study on the first church was taken by Mrs. Rundle and the devotional by Airs . E. Stone and Mrs. Valeria Armstrong. Party aids heart fund By MRS, ARCHIE DEWAR B.ASELLNE The Baee Line school party for February was held in the school Friday evening. Mr. and Airs. Nelson Baker, Miss Nor. een \Valkom and Mr. Howard Rion were in charge of the eve- ning entertainment. Ten tables of euchre were in. play. The prize winners for the evening were; Ladies' high score, Mrs. Harold O'Brien; high for men, Mr. Tom. Cow- ard; lone heeds, ladies, Mrs, Jack Thompson; men, Mr. George Wilson; consolations, ladies, Airs. Duncan McNaugh- ton: men, Jose Elston, Lunch was served by the hostesses and an enjoyable eventing spent. A candlelight ceremune rn Kirklon United Church on Fri- day, February it at 8 o'clock united in marriage Joan Marie navy silk shantung sheath with pink accessories and pink rose corsage, The groom's mother assisted in blue embossed lei, feta with white accesories and corsage of pink roses. For travelling in the the bride wore a brown with green top coal and ing accessories. i'.S.A. sheath m a tell , jello and stir to dissolve. (heat if necessary). Add strawber- ries and 1 aup heavy cream, Chill till partially set, Beat over ice water 5 to 7 minutes till mixture holds shape. Cut angel cake in three layers. spread mixture between ]ay- es and chill 4 to 6 hours. Frost top and sides with whip- ped cream. Lemon filling Add onion, sugar and seas- ‘.ve,,elterld guest with MY. and ening. Put buttered baking Aids Barr} Carroll and WaYnc. dish. Top with buttered bread Mrs, Clarence Davis has re- crumbs, Bake for 30 minutes turned homy (Nen hospital, at 375 degrees in riven, This Airs. Heber Death is expected serves 8 to 10 people, home, probably before the pa- Deteera per is published. 10 marks 5th birthday By MRS, Sunday guests Air. and Mrs. Lloyd. Jaques and family with Air, and Mrs, Dewey Mills and family of Prospect Hill. Mrs, L. Copeland and alur• ray with Mr, and Mrs, Murray May and family of Byron, Air. and Airs. Phil Brine and. Nancy of St, Marys with Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Brine. and Mrs. John Selves of Thames Road with. Mrs, al. Jaques. Air, and Mee. Fred Switzer, Third line and Miss Joan Swit- zer of London with Mrs. Al. Copeland and Jean, air, Don Brine and Miss Crace Doupe with Air, and Mrs, Ross Robinson. Mr, and Mrs. George Blanch• ford, Ali, and Airs. Roy Brock of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm, gladder of Kirkton with Air, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and lam. • Rev, and Mrs, J. Wareham and Derek with Mr. and Mrs, Jeff. Robinson of Rannock. Mr, Lloyd Fletcher of Kirk• ton with Mr, and Mrs. John Witteveen and Sharon on Sun- day. Personal items Mass Sharon McBride of Kip- pen was a weekend guest with Miss Ruth Miller, Miss Betty Hern of St, 'I:ho- mes spent several days this pastweek wise her parents Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Hern, Caroline and Ralph. Mr, end Mrs, 0, Hazelwood and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ha- zeiWeed and family entertained to a turkey dinner on Saturday evening, those who helped at mink pelting time. Attending were Jint A1eNaughton, and Mesa Jack Youngson, and Mrs, Bill Spence, Mr. and Mrs,John Rodd, Mr, and -Mrs, Glenn Copeland, .Mr. and Mea, 'red Brine and Mr, And George Levy.