HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-19, Page 16CLEOPATRAS HAIR
ENHANCED HER
afAUTY, WE DOME
SAME FOR YOU-
THATi" OUR DUTY
Rev. C. W. Down who of-
ficiated al the marriage cere-
mony of the groom's parents in
1939 performed the rites unit-
ing in marriage Barbara Hope,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Roth, Exeter, and Grant. E,
Bertrand, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bertrand, RR I. St, Marys
on. Saturday, April 14.
For her wedding the bride
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?age. 1.4 The Times.AOPYilit, Aptql 19, 1962
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MR, AND MRS. GRANT BERTRAND
rhom by Doerr
Honeymoon in Florida
chose A cream wool suit with
matching hat and carried pink
roses,
Her maid of honor, Miss
Elizabeth Roth, Exeter, wore
a rose wool suit with white ar•
cessories and carried white
carnations.
Glen laousworth, Gait. attend-
ed the groom..
Following a reception in Lon-
don Mr. and Ws, Bertrand
left for a honeymoon in Flor-
ida.
The proportion of Canadian
households equipped with auto-
mobiles increased from 37 per
cent in 1941 to 4,3 per cent in
1951. In 69 per cent in 1961.
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The trouble with the chronic
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keeps everything but his word.
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Gordon Etherington, son of Mr. and Mrs, Archie Ether-
ington, RR, I Hensall, exchanged marriage vows in
Rowntree United Church, London, They will make their
home in Kingston where the groom is on the staff of.
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cumulated. instead of '..break-
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morning scramble or for .cake
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hole in. the large end of the
egg about ,the size of a quar-
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egg carefully into a . bowl and
the yolk will slip out whole.
Rinse inside of shell thorough-
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When ready to use. oll the
inside with salad oil and with
a small funnel fill shells with
jelly. Finely shredded cabbage
and carrot and a little onion
juice may be added to lime or
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making a dessert the jelly may
he left plain or finely diced
fruit may be added.
Set filled shells in empty' egg
cartons and refrigerate until
set, Carefully crack shells and
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-.7.- ley-1,1140A HUNTER,-PQYAR
t Linda represented Exeter
Goides at a rally of 4,500 for
Lady Baden Powell. world
ChM Guide, in C'NIi Queen
Elizabeth Building, Toronto,.
last Wednesday. Mary Wilson
and Susan Page of the Brown-
ies also attended. They went
with a busload from the dist-
rict.)
The bus left Exeter at 2 p.m.
We stopped at Kitchener for re•
lreshments and then proceeded
to gallon airport. Here we ate
our box luoches. We went up.
above the terminal and watch
ed several airplanes land and
take-off. The bus then went
towards Toronto.
We arrived at the Exhibition.
grounds and stopped at the
Exhibition Building where we
waited in the bus for about 20
minutes before joining the
steady stream of Guides.
Brownies and Rangers going
into it.
On entering the building and
seeing all the chairs, 1 couldn't
imagine that many people
gathered at one spot. i am
sure I've never seen such a
multitude at one place before,
Guides, Brownies, Rangers and
Guides kept coming in and
many weren't able In find
seats, so they stood at the
hack.
A speaker told us that Lady
Baden-Powell would enter
through the side door. She told
us she would tour the aisles in
a golf cart and asked us not
to take pictures when she was
doing this, We were, told that
she didn't like to have pictures
taken when she wasn't aware
that they were going to be
taken.
As she completed her speech,
the door, through which Lady
Baden-Powell was to enter,
opened. lmm.edialely everyone
began to cheer, The girls were
all jumping and straining to
see het'. Since the building was
so large only a few girls at the
front could see the door. Then
the Girl Guide choir leader
told us that it hadn't been Lady
Baden-Powell hut that the exe-
cutive had appreciated our
welcome.
The Girl Guide choir sang
some songs, The leader taught
us several rounds to sing, We
were taught the welcoming
song of Burma which we were
to sing when Lady Baden-
Powell went op onto the stage.
The door opened again and
everyone began clapping, cheer-
ing and jumping up and down,
trying to get a glimpse of the
Chief Guide. She got into the
golf cart and it was driven up
and down the aisle. I have
never seen anyone who looked
more radiant than she did.
She was smiling and waving as
she went down the aisle.
When she was seated we all
started to sing the Burmese
welcoming song, If you were
Juniors host
to mothers
Miss Isabelle Gilchrist, Huron
home eonomist, was guest
speaker at the South Huron
Junior institute mother and
daughter banquet held in
Thames Road church last Wed-
nesday evening. She discussed
the qualities of a good leader
in any group,
Miss Barbara Ann Morley
was mistress of ceremonies
and proposed a toast to the
mothers to which Mrs. Ross
Marshall replied. Mrs. Theron
Creery toasted the daughters
and Miss Helen Frayne
aponded.
Misses Marlene and Darlene
Frayne favored with a duet
and also led in a singsong be.
tween. the. courses at the, ban-
quet. One of the UCW units
catered for the banquet with
about 40 in attendance.
Painting Chine discussed
Mrs. M. C. Fletcher gave
talk on her hobby "Painting
China" at the meeting of South
Huron Junior Institute held at
SHDHS, April 4,
The theme of the meeting
was "China and Silver for' That
Man." Roll call answered by
the question "What is 'Your
Silver?"
Sacred moments were given
by Margaret Oke and Marlene
Frayne gave current events.
Darlene .Frayne was in charge
of the meeting,
Film on Easter
seen at Caen
At the Easter thankoffering
meeting of Cav-en IVMS Thurs-
day evening a, as-minute film
"The. Miracle . of Love" wa.a
shown, It depicted a busy min-
ister faced with family and
congegational problems who
realizes in solving them by
applying the "Miracle of Love"
he has the theme for his East-
er sermon,
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Bridges
were instrumental in. showing
the film, Mrs. William Sillery
sang "Christ at the Cross" ac-
companied by Mrs. 3. G. Coch
.rant.
President Mrs. C. E. Er
man was assisted in the deer'
tional by Miss L. 13allantYm
and Mrs. F. Whilamith.
Hostess was Mrs. Nortmar
Stanlake a s s i s to d by Mrs,
David Millar and Mrs, L. Kirk.
. Members attended as •guests.
the Arnold Circle meeting of
Carmel church, Hensel", Mon-
day night,
Thoae things that come to
the man who waits seldom turn
out to be the things he's wai(.-
ing for,
shredded lettuce or grated car.
rot or arrange dessert jelly
eggs on bed of .coconut and ton
with whipped cream. For a.
jewel-like array make up'sev.
era.1 different flavors of jelly
powders in the egg shapes.
Baked chicken. and Ham
F'or the holiday season or for
any company meal the Ontario
Department of Ag,riculltire sug-
gests baked harm and chicken.
2 slices mon- 04 inch
thick).
2 chicken .hreasts
1 ran cream of mushroom
soup
.tbl flour
I to salt
1/2 to monosodium gluta-
mate
1 tp paprika
pinch of rosemary
dash of pepper
Cut ham slices in h a I f,
Brown lightly on both sides.
Bone and halve chicken
breasts, Mix seasoning and
flour. Place in plastic bag.
Add the chicken and shake to
coat with flout'. R emav e,
rz
w
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For an elegant molded des-
sert to ade a touch of glamor
to an otherwise simple menu
Macdonald lnstitutc, Guelph,
suggests a rhubarb charlotte.
sl‘ttilpspedeasciii.yemmaidn ein
bay gelatine
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Save on
your
Easter.
wardrobe,
watching her -carefully YOU
could see her tap with her
fingers time 'with 'the music.
From the moment she began
to speak you could tell she was
a delightful person. She .opened
with "Well, well, swell, isn't
this lovely!" When .a photo7
grapher took her picture she
said. "I don't like to be photo-
graphed when i am talking be•
Mae 1 talk with my face. and
it takes many funny shapes."
She talked about how nice
it was to see so many of us
gathered together and sold,
"When I look at you 1 see not
only you but thousands of
other Guides from other .coon-
tries."
She then started to talk
alumt how far Guiding had
come in Ontario. She asked us
to say with her, "Thank you
for starting Guiding in On-
tario" as a tribute to our
leaders. She told us many
things about Guiding and she
used phrases such as some of
the above that will never
leave our minds.
She was then asked if she.
would allow those who had
cameras to take pictures of
her. When she consented it
was amazing how the flash
bulbs went oft. There were
very few moments when the
stage wasn't lit up with them.
During this time the Girl Guide
choir sang,
Lady Baden-Powell was ask-
ed to close. Before starting taps
she said, "Please take my
hest wishes to all those Guides,
Brownies and Rangers who were
not fortunate enough to be able
to come." We sang taps and
then she closed with "Good-
night and God bless you."
Rrown lightly on all sides in a A .coulemeter
little hot fat. ,meat for measuring
Place chicken on ham in the
.bottom of ; lightly greased
baking dish. Top with ,creant
of mushroom: soup, cover and
bake in _a 350" oven for 1. hour
or until the meats are tender.
Garnish with .parsley and a.
sprinkling of naprika. :Serves
four.
Rheharta Charlotte
Suddenly.
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