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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-31, Page 14P.ege. 14. The 1'hhe4.Advecate, May 31., 1962 MR. AND MRS. JOHN MURRAY TAYLOR sifts lase paces) Honeymoon in Florida Shasta daisies, white snap- Maid of honor was Kathy d ragon and f erns forme d th e Thiel. Zurich, wearing a trench in Hensai/ -en d blue brocade sheath with over- setting " skirt and headdress to match Church for the marriage of She carried a basket of shas- Florence Ellen Whitt ake r, to daisies. Flower girl was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gar- Ronnie Pullman in white or- net Whittaker, He nsall, and ganza with blue sash. She also John Murray Taylor, son of carried a basket of shasta 'Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Taylor, daisies. London, on Saturday, May 19 at Larry Janus. London. was p.m. hest man and Lorne Whittaker :fise.v. Currie Winlaw officiated and Wilfred Taylor Jr. ushered. als:sthe ceremony and Miss A reception was held at the Greta Lammie furnished the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. where wedding music. the bride's mother received Given in marriage by her guests in a navy and white en- father the bride wore a floor- semble and the ,2room's mo- length gown of silk peau de Hier chose ivory doeskin flan- faille styled on princess lines gel two-piece sheath with ro- with, interesting back detail. mance pink accessories. The. was finished with For a honeymoon in Florida petals of same material. A the bride donned. for travel, scoop neckline and lily point ling. a moss green wool 'two- sheath sleeves were features of piece dress with white aeces- the bodice. She carried a white sories, Bible crested with a red rose The couple will make their akt„, Lily of the valley. home in London. Plan June wedding 'edding plans for Saturday, June 30. have been an- nounced by Heather Ann MacNaughton and William Tantum Howitt, The ceremony will take place in James Street United Church, Exeter. The bride-elect is the daughter of the Hon, Charles Steel MacNaughton and Mrs. MacNaughton, Exeter, and the groom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lancelot Howitt of La- salle, Ontario. Miss MacNaughton is a graduate of Huron College, University of Western Ontario and Mr. Howitt is a graduate of Ryerson Institute of Technology, (Photo of Miss MacNaughton by 13ll Barrett and photo of Mr. Howitt by Ray Zetner). ••'• • ,',4si-•••.• • .• 'S. • 235,151I Decorating Ideas SUMMER LIVING INDOORS sass-n:1W .....risssssS'Ssssr,ssssssSsS:isS' -.FS:P.sfsisssSSISS..1.S.s.Assts.Snssts.Sss.siss HONOR THE BRIDE'---With a light and lovely three, tiered br'ide's cake baked in three sizes of pans and put together with butter frosting and trimmed with pink roses. ALL YOU DO IS THE Smiling! HAIR STYLING Ron and Evelyn Pratley VirkEATHA SHOLD10E SANDRA GREEN .GRAND DENO 18 Opp Wily Monday Satur rclay EXETElt 235.20D2 TO ELGIN COUNTY — Miss Marie Hodgson of the food and nutrition staff of the home eco- nomics service, Toronto, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hodgson, Exeter, is being transferred to Elgin County as home economist, with head- quarters at St. Thomas, effec- tive in July, We specialize in hair cutting and styling.... NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY BEEF Before The Cattle Go Out To Grass rent an economical FOOD LOCKER and eat better while you stretch your food budget With a handy storage locker to suit your family needs, it's easy to save by buying foods in quantity at seasonal low prices. We'll freeze them at the peak of their :flavor. You pick them up as you need them, Exeter Frozen Foods PHONE 235.0400 MAIN STREET 11.110.01,4MISMCNO Elizabeth Arden. Blue Grass The special fragrance of Summer whAi mold be more void than Blue. Grass at this time! Glue Grass summer's special Ousting Powder, What more refreshing idea after the bath'. Regularly 2.50, neu 2,00 (Luxury 5,50), Blue Grass is summer's special Firmer Mist. What more lavishly cooling gesture all the days of surnmerl 1 oz. regularly 2,50, now 2,00 (with atomizer, 2.30); 5 oz, regularly 1.00, now 3,25. Blue Gi'ass is summer's special Fragrance Set. What malt exquisitely fragrant surroundings in' which to spend your Summer! The itt combines rerfuitie Mist, an enchantingly light translation from the great Preneh Perfume, itith a pose flacon of this precious rethink', (1.31) able) 5.00, 235.1070 Exeter It Sift together the flour, bak- ing powder and salt. Beat egg whites until stiff, but not dry; gradually beat in Ss cup sugar and contnue to beat until mer- ingue will stand in stiff peaks. Cream butter: heat in vanilla and almond flavorings. Grad- ually beat in the 1 cup of sugar. Add sifted dry ingredients to creamed mixture alternately with milk, combining slightly after each addition. Gently but thoroughly fold in beaten egg whites. Turn batter into prepared pans, filling about 2 i; full. Bake in preheated oven 25 minutes for small cake, 30 minutes for medium and 40 minutes for large cake. Let cakes stand in pans on cake racks 10 min- utes. Remove from pans and cool, Put together and ice with butter icing and trim with roses either real or made of icing. This cake will give 18 to 20 servings, Lemon Tingle Salad For a delightful, refreshing salad try this one which Airs, Jack Smith brought for a wed- ding reception in the church re- cently. It is particularly nice wth fowl or fish but, good at any time, 1 can fruit cocktail 1 pkg lemon. gelatine 1. cup water 1 .4 tp salt 1 2 tp dried dill (optional) tp grated lemon rind 1 1 cup lemon juice 1 small whole lemon, June is a popular Month for wedding .testivides—a round of bridal showers and parties, luncheons and dinners usually climaxed with a 'rehearsal party and reception following the cer- emony. Julie is also. Dairy Month and the Dairy Foods Service Bureau suggest a light bride's cake baked in three tiers and put to- gether with butter frosting and trimmed with. pink roses to be used on sonic of these occa- sions. The recipe has been test- ed in the Dairy Foods Kitchen and here it is: Bride's Cake 3 cups sifted cake flour 3 tp baking powder 1 2 Li) salt 6 egg whites 1'4 cup sugar 11 1 cup son butter 2 tp vanilla tp almond flavoring 1 cup sugar 1 cup milk, 2 eggs 2 tbl mills 1?,.: cups sugar 3 thl. flour 1 2 to nutmeg 3 cups diced pink rhubarb 2 tp butler, Beat eggs slightly and add Butter an 8-inch square cake milk. Mix sugar, flour and nut- pan, a 6 - inch and a 4 - inch meg and stir into eggs. Add. square pan, Line the bottom of rhubarb and pour into an 8" each with waxed paper and pastry shell. Cover with a tat- brush the paper with butter, tice top. Bake in 100' oven Preheat oven to 350 degrees. for 50 to 60 minutes until nicely browned, THIS 'N THAT R, J, SWEITZER By MRS. sl.M.S, Slice lemon very, very thin anti fold slices and drained fruit into gelatine. Mold, For serving. unmold and serve with a "doll- up" of commercial sour cream, s s housewives are serving rhu- barb often these days. The food department of Macdonald Insti- tute. Guelph suggests Rhubarb Custard Pie. • Rhubarb Custard Pie Alr, and Mrs, Vern Mt:let-dice, Garry and Lynn spent a few days recently with Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Alderdice at Clarksburg, Airs, Alice Keen, of Stratford, Drain the ,fruit eocklail well, visited a few days with Mrs. reserving the syrup, lleat syrup E, Dowson, to boiling and dissolve lemon jello in hot syrup, Stir in cold water, salt, lemor. rind, juice and dill, if used Chill until mixture thickens slightly, Sir. and Airs. Andy Gibson and Ann. and Airs, Witham. Gib- son, of Wroxeter, were Sunday guests of the latter's daughter, Airs. Wilfred Mellis, and Mr. Mr. and. Mrs, James Arm- strong of Staffa and Miss Jessie. Hutchinson of Rodney visited .Friday evening with Mr. and - Mrs. Norman Long, Miss Alice Armstrong of SLaffa and formerly of Kippen who is a member of the Terry Singers of London accompanied the group by plane last weekend to Ottawa and. Montreal where they were on a concert tour, Mrs, W, L. Mellis visited rel- atives in Wroxeter on Monday. Miss Marie Moll Sinclair, daughter of Alt, and, Mrs, John Sinclair, lift 3 iCiPpen, was pre- sented with tbrec awards dot',. log the graduation ceremonies Saturday at Stratford General IloAsIpiLtalS17ichIPAoilr ofv onttsle nursing, Munn Award, first pdr.e for general proficiency in bed- side nursing; the Alumnae As- sociation of the Stratford Gen- eral hospital school of nursing award, for profieieney in ob- stetrical nursing; and the award to the presidmn of the student association for .051.0. Following the graduAtion, Mr. gOndg il‘ulers5ts . Sinclair reveeelti lolonst5antdo dinner in honor of their daugh- ter. Among the guests were miss hazel Sinclair, Kenneth Barry and Mrs, Kenneth English, all of Toronto, who remained at the Sinclair home over the week. end. Personal items. Kippen area .nurse wins three awards. ,4••k04,;,„,:qt • ••• Summer time is time W11011 you need a change in your decor, A change to quiet, cool colors and a change to sum- mer atmosphere inside. This can be done with very little expense. This winter we talked about accent color and using the rich, dark, warm shade in your room to give it a lift and to warm up long winter days. Now to create a cool airy atmosphere change the small accent item to shades of pastel yellows, nile green, delph blue, petal pink, orchid or apricot. Bring these colors out in your cushions, Asti trays, lamp shades Or even a lovely Meal centre-piece, Even calaureate services of Waterloo that red or bright orange. chair Lutheran Seminary on Sunday, 'can be changed in minutes Mr, and Airs. Gordon Weis with a pretty floral slip cover. berg and David, of Kitchener. NOW with' these bright but cool spent the weekend with Mr. and ncoelsbyrsairy'°!.al ndeasUrnri%l ea t Airs. Earl Weiberg, decor sn Rev. Park and Mr, and Aft's. Your room, Lloyd Weber and family, of II changing your accents Is Clinton, visited on Sunday with not enough, change your heavy Sir. and Mrs. Douglas Gill and pattern drapes and put tip coal family. looking. plain shades that lone Mr. and Mrs. Keith Charlton in With Stn' walls or rug, and Garry. of London and Ali'. por assistance in your mu, and Mrs, tawrerice"hilock, of trier decorating call Interior Greenway, visited on SWAY Sh op at 2354511. with Mrs. Lily Gill, Local.lcinettes mark birthday Exeter Kinettes celebrated 11w tenth anniversary with a birthday party with husbands as guests at the summer 11001e. of Mr. And Mrs. John Burke. At a short business meeting conducted by President Mrs. Claire Hoffman it was voted to resadopt ‘Vone, Wing Sang of kook Kong for another year. All dinettes are invited to at- tend a joint meeting with Hen- salt Kinettes at ilens.all on June 12. An ,eyening of dancing fol- lowed closing with a barbecue ,%ith birthday cake and coffee. Draws were non by Mrs. Ir- vin Armstrong and Leslie Park- er. Layman relates Corinth church CCW unit 8 of James St. VC 'ward Mr. Reg Miller, Exeter, 'peak on the Church at .Cor- nth al the meeting Monday evening with Mrs. Willia mn Johnston as leader. Airs. Robert Coates' group ,.ouvened the program. Mrs, Walter McBride. Airs. William imith, Mrs. R. D. Jermyn and Mrs, Tohn Taylor conducted the levotional. Linda Johnston and ',hide Hunter - Mixer favored ,with a piano duet. Plans were made to hold the June meeting in the form of a picnic, Mrs. Elmer Bell presided for the meeting of L'CW unit 4 Thursday afternoon when Airs. Hubert Jones discussed the study onthe church at Cor- inth. Mrs. Wes Johns led in the devotional with the theme "Christian Witness". Barry Southcott favored with a solo accompanied by Mrs. H, L. Sturgis. A film "The -Wings of the Word, telling of the work or Roger Perkins. missionary in Brazil, was show by Mrs. Al- len Fraser at the meeting of unit 3 last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Allen Richard took the devotional and Mrs. Percy and Airs. Richard AleFalls favored with a duet, The June meeting will be held at the summer home of Miss Stella Southcott. Swap bulbs at GB WI By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL GRAND BEND Grand Bend WI met in the town ball on Thursday, May 17. The hall was decorated with lilacs and tulips. Mrs. Alex. Hamilton, president, gave a reading on the trillium, On- tario's emblem, Five dollars was voted to the North. West Territories fund to help start new institutes there. Mrs, Emery Desjardine was named to write to the branch's adopted son. in West Germany. A committee, Mrs, C. Reeves and Mrs, E, Desjardine, was appointed to plant flowers at the cemetery, The June meeting will be a family picnic on June 21 at 6 o'clock at Conservation Park at the nine-mile bridge. Mrs, Carl Oestreicher of Da.shwood was guest speaker. She spoke on flowers. The roil call was naming different flow- ers and there was an exchange of plants and bulbs. A sing song led by Airs, Slansel Mason with Mrs, C. Reeves at the piano was en- joyed by all. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love, Ginger, Debbie and John spent the weekend with Air, and Airs. Glen Love and family of Sar- nia. Miss Muriel Paths and friend of Sarnia and Mr, and Airs, Lloyd Brophey of Greenway visited on Sunday with Miss Mary Yeo. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Arc- Donald and Dean of Clinton, Sir, and Mrs, Fred Rinker and Chris of. Sarnia visited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Ron Mitchell and Wayne. Air. and Mrs. Thomas M. Dodds have returned home from Florida, Rev, Park of Clinton conduct- ed the morning service at the United Church while Rev, E. Roulston was at Clinton, The Sunday School picnic . will he held June 15 at 6 o'clock on the church lawn, Air. and Mrs. Mel Lightfoot, of St, Marys, spent the weekend at their home here. Mr. and Mrs, Don 'Odbert and fondly, of Stratford. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Odbert. Airs. Frank Allister, of Ham- ilton, is spending this week with her parents, Air, and Mrs. Willis Gill and family. .Airs. Raymond English spent last weekend with relatives in Kitchener And A tWided bac- On Saturday, May .19 the Kip- pen Bast WI bold a anccessful bake sale in ifensall .realizing around. ..5.0,00. YR anniversary The ),.roung Peoples' anniver- sary service Kippen United Church Sunday was wellattend- ed by the eongregations of hip- pen and .Brueefield United churches. The service was, in charge of Braun pinnendyk and the min- islet, Rev.. A, isl, Dullard of Staffa, Margaret Elgic read the seripture, A young peoples' choir was wider the direction of its lead. Osia.Mti4r .... :altisgkkkAitsAWAig Comments about Crediton East By MRS, W, MOTZ maw., . Air. and Airs, Ed, Bay.nham, of London, spent Saturday with their aunt, Mrs, Emma Bayn- ham, Miss Laura Slathers of Cred- iton, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mc- Larty and Isabel of Parkhill and Air, Paul ;Metcalfe of Lon- don visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. gar" liaist and family. Air. and Mrs. Norman Rea- man, of Exeter, visited Thurs- day with Mrs. H. Lewis and Eber. Ni', Gordon Gates of Chica- go called on Mr. and ;ti's,. Aaron Wein recently. and Airs, Aaron Wein and Lloyd Wein called on friends in Deleware and Lam- beth last Sunday, Anniversary tea. en Wednesday The third Anniversary tea .of the Women's Auxiliary to Mitre ouview is being held ott AVW-. nesday, June Ii eommencing at p,in.„ at the home. All the ladies. of Moron .Cottn- -Ey are invited to be .present. Several ladies from Exeter and .distriet attended last year and reported a pleasant afternoon. A guided 'tour of the house will be a feature of the after- noon. A silver collection will be received. Miss Jean Jason and guest soloist was Air. Harry Lear of Blyth. ii/E ALWAYS USE THE PROPER SPRAY, TO KEEP YOUR HAIR SET ALL- THROUGH THE DAY Mrs. J. Herdman mother of seven Mrs. jam Herdman, 76, died in South Huron Hospital on Tuesday, Slay 22. She was the former Annie (Hannah) Squire, horn in Hul- lett Township at Kinburn, later moving to Usborne Township as a girl with her parents, the late Mr. and Airs, Henry Squire, On October 30, 1907, she was united in marriage to John N. Herdman of Usborne where they lived until they moved to Exeter in 1948, She is survived by her hus- band, two daughters and five sons. Mrs. William (Florence) Bradshaw, Seaforth; Mrs. Nil- son (Fula) Whiteford, Inger- soll, Squire, Amos and Herman of Usborne Township; Clayton, Toronto; Carman, Detroit, and eight grandchildren, Also sur- viving are two brothers, James, Exeter; Roland, London; three sisters, Mrs. Rhoda Westlake, Mrs. Joseph (May) Dayman and Airs. Orville (Elsie) Cann, all of Exeter, The funeral was held from the Hopper-HoCkey funeral home, Exeter, on Friday, May 25. The Rev. R. S. Hiltz of Main Street United Church, of which she was a member, conducted the funeral service with interment in Exeter ceme- tery. Pallbearers were nephews, Percy Harris, James Oke, La- verne Stone, William Westlake, Howard Dayman and Arnold • Cann, An ambulance • chasing laws 3.er picked up a lady who lied by a bus, MAKE HOME IN HENSALL--Carol Diane Smith, Ex. 14renresnoe rrkiy°d cd'anrn ef:er, and Gerald Clarence Reid, liensall, were Married sail, "VI get you damages," in Cavort Presbyterian Church,Exeter hi a double ring pta -,AitYla(?y'' eVstie!li'sted9!trept.,- ceremony performed by Rev. ;John C. Doyne. A recep. salt e off. InA " g I . do o n ed e od any da,es What I rno flan was hold at the Dominion .110104 Zurich,. repairs." MODERN BEAUTY SALON BRENDA BRENNER PROP. PH.2351663 429 MAIN ST.,