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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-04, Page 17WILL LIVE AT RR 2 cREpiToN—Joanne Mary Kester, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Kester, Delft, Holland, and Arnold Gerard Martens, son of Mrs. Martina Mar- tens and. the late Henricus Martens, Deurne, Holland, were married in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church on Saturday, September 29. —Photo by Jack Doerr r.taVII'anIIT::IZI'gMf'I'''•%;.:ffMCIMIBNStttka:4VWEFXMlgrnSiXV.ra Report on Thames Road 2 AWAKE NIGHTS --ASLEEP DAYS Many people never seem to get a good Healthy kidneys filter poisons and night's rest. They toss and turn in excess acids from the blood. If they bed—and then are dull and listless slow down and impurities stay in throughout the day. system, disturbed rest, tired feeling MI of which may be and backache often follow. If you due to a temporary don't rest well at night—if you toxic condition which haven't that sprightly step of health calls for the use of in the daytime —use Dodd's Kidney Dodd's Kidney Pills. Pills. You can depend on Dodd's! 62 The Big Slanty Front Dryer with direct air folw, top lint trap, temp, and time controls. • •<, PARISTENNT • • PARISIENNE SPORT COU.1 E LAURENTIAN FOUR DOOR SEDAN ay MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE VrAWFraw,REn . !';g:T;2%ralltM:mitOraff Personal items service at Avonbank United Mr, Fred Dawson has recent- Church, ly returned home after having On Sunday morning, October spent ten days visiting with his 7 at the church service the daughter and son-in-law, Mr, sacrament of the Lord's Supper and Mrs. James McBride of will be observed and the rite Winnipeg, Manitoba. of baptism will be administer- Most SHDHS grads continue education Mr. and Mrs, Merlin McLean, of Goderich, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Alex- ander. Mr. and Mrs. Almer Pass- more and family were guests on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Harris of London, Several from this community attended Kirkton Fair on Fri- day. Mr. r-nd Mrs, Milton Slcamon of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. John Selves were last Tuesday eve- ning guests with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller of Exeter. Mrs. Horton McDougall, Mrs. Annie Thomson, Mrs. William Lamport spent a few days the first of the week with Mr, and Mrs. John Critz of. Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fass- more and Beverley attended a. shower for Bob Baynham at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Tuckey, Exeter, on Tues- day evening last. Rev. Hugh and. Mrs, Wilson visited with the latter's sister, Mrs. T. K. Howse of Aylmer on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. William Snow attended parents' night at the Clinton Collegiate Institute on Tuesday evening last, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Bissett of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Jeffery called at the museum at Grand Bend on Sunday. Mrs, Ernest Pym visited with Mrs. Ruth Knight of Seaforth on Monday. Messrs, William Snow and Billy visited on Sunday with Mrs, Lorne Luker of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight and Linda visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Morley of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Gertsen- korn of Exeter visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs, William Johns. Mr. Douglas Statesbury of the Motherwell charge was the guest speaker on Sunday morn- ing at the church service. Rev. Hugh. Wilson was the guest Speaker at the anniversary ed, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wise- man, of Burlington, visited with Mrs, Gertie Wiseman on Thurs- day, This 'n that — Continued from page 14 t tp vanilla 1 lb. icing sugar 3 tbl cream 1/2 cup chopped walnuts 42 cup coconut cherries If desired Drop on cookie sheet and allow to set, Ice with this ic- in g: 1.,:t cup butter 1/i; cup brown sugar, packed 2 tbl milk Boil 1 minute and' remove from heat and thicken with ic- ing sugar. Flavor with vanilla. Rice Crispie Squares Mrs. William Rohde brought rice crispie squares and here is the. recipe:' I. cup brown sugar 1/2 cup butter 1,Z cup corn suyrup I tp cocoa 1 tp vanilla to salt to 6 cups rice crispies. Put sugar, butter, syrup, cocoa and salt in sauce pan. AFRICA —Continued from page 11 ed ourselves l.tt their great social,, .economic,. political, in- deed, human revolution. There, those are some of the reasons. But how will they sound two months later?' People have begun to arrive, and the group clusters around. a 'white woman, :the American ambassador's wife. Her hos, band, she says, is temporarily out of the country, but she wanted to be here to welcome the .Crossroaders, and to assure us that they were always ready to help whenever neces- sary, and that there would be a party at their home on July 4. Converse in French Standing to one side are three Africans, who leek as though they might be students, Some of us approach them, somewhat shyly, and introduce ourselves, At least, the French which we'd studied in high school is of some use in every- day life, for without it, we would not be able to talk to them. The conversation is at first slow and awkward. We ask them about school, about the climate, and answer their questions about our trip, and our first impressions. All little things. And little by little, the awkwardness melts into at least a partial ease. The bags are loaded on the airport bus. I clamber aboard, wedging myself in between two other students, and the bus lurches off towards Dakar, Next article: Dakar—city of contrasts, Cook until it threads. Add vanilla and rice crispies. Put in buttered dish and cool. Cut in squares, Mrs. Rohde says the crispies should be fresh and crisp—it's a good idea to crisp them in the oven before using. She also warns anyone trying this rec- ipe to make sure the syrup is really cooked long enough but still not too long—tricky ! ! ! I We have a few more cookie recipes which we will give you a gain. • TINTING SETTING • STYLING Tues., Wed. & Sat., 9 to 6 Thurs. & Fri., 9 to 9 WE FEATURE School Girl Perms—$6.00 Regular $8.50 Be-N-Jay BEAUTY SALON A total of 11 members of last year's graduating class at SHPI-IS are continuing their education at the University of Western Ontario, while two others are attending University of Toronto and two, are at .0Ag,..Quel.p.h. Sandra Snider, Betty Dixon anid John Etherington are talc. ing science at Western, while Mary Shaw, Judy Tennant and Ronald Marshall are enrolled in languages. Taking general art courses Urges more aid in food The United Church of Canada has urged the government of Canada to enlarge greatly its support of the Food and Agri- cultural Organization of the United Nations and the World Food Bank, by financial and technical help. In the report on international affairs presented at the gene- ral council meeting in London, the government was further urged to embark on a peace corps plan similar to that of the United. States, The report also asked Unit- ed. Church members to contri- bute more money for direct contribution to relief from hunger. ", . More than half the world's total. population suffers from lack of food, adequate in quality and quantity to sus- tain their health, growth or physical vigor," the report said, are Barbara MacDonald and Ross Rowe, and Bob. Schroeder is :enrolled in journalism. :Cont. meting the list of Western stu- dents are Sandi Morrow in honors music and Joan West. cott in honors math, The two students studying at Toronto are Ann Grayer and Barbara lidagson, both taking physiotherapy, while the two final university students are James Rader and Glen Sharpe who are enrolled at OAC. Eight. other graduates of the class are attending teachers' college with Ruth Horne, Bar. ry Grainger, Ron Truemner, Jack Yungblut, -Pet Rowe and Reg Finkbeiner at London and. Sandra and Shirley Reid in Ottawa. Helen Zimmer, Betty Ste- phen, Roberta Johnston are in training in. London hospital nursing schools and-Bryan Bon- thron. is enrolled in a business administration course at the Ryerson Institute of Technol- ogy, Toronto, Helen Etimphreys and jack Zondag have accepted posi- tions with the London Life In- surance Company and Dave O'Reilly is working with the London. Free Press, MARK 45TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Richard La. mond, London, entertained at their home with a turkey din- ner on Sunday honoring the 45th wedding anniversary of the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Squire, Exeter. Others present were Mr. and Mrs, Harold Chittick„Toan, Gordon and Clare, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Squire, Douglas and William, all of Granton, auxi lary .H.ms.ab Mrs. Harold ThleI,. Zurich, Was installed as a new mem- ber and Mrs. Jim Clark was proposed. as a member at the meeting of Legion Ladies Aux' diary in the Legion Hall Tues. day evening. It was announced that the Exettkr Bowling Tournament would be held Wednesday, Nov- ember 7. Contact Mrs. Harold Campbell for a chance to parti- cipate. Plans were made for the an- nual birthday party of the Auxiliary Tuesday, October 9, Mrs, E. R. Davis gave a re- port of the Legion Auxiliary convention held in Niagara Falls last week. Mrs. Bryan Kyle. won the mystery prize and. President Mrs. William Smale, who con- ducted the meeting, won the guessing prize. Bingo was played. WMS entertain with film The ladies of the United Church, St. Paul's Anglican, Arnold Circle and cGirr were guests of Carmel WATS at its thankoffering meeting held in the church auditorium Tuesday evening, October 2. The highlight of the program was the viewing of a film shown by Rev. Ross MacDon- ald on Martin Luther — The Great Reformer with commen- tary on the origin of the Refor- mation in the Rith century and the beginning of the Protestant Church. President Mrs. Earl Camp- bell was in charge of the meet- inTr, attended by over 70. A brief program with social hour was presented. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Ross MacDonald formed the reception committee. Personal items Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Jinks and Town topics Mr, and Mrs, Edgar Cud- more attended the South West- ern Ontario Gideon convention rally and banquet held in Strat- ford at St. John's United church on. Saturday. Airs. Myrtle Brown and friend, Mrs, Gertrude Thom- son, St. Marys, returned Thurs- family accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weaver of Exe, ter, visited Sunday with rela- tives in .Sarnia, attending the and Mr. Weaver's grandmother, birthday party of Mrs. Jinks Mrs. Frank Robbins, Moore Line, with 80 attending. day from visiting Mr. andr Mrs. E. L. Peavers, Biptimelano, Mich. Larry Bolder accompanied by Gordon Lavin,. Walton,. City, wasstriann,. .Grand 13end. loYd Wassinann, Mitchell, and Ar- chie gtherington left by plane. from. Goderich on FZ'idaST and spent the day at ,Springfield, Ohio, plowing match. Mr. .and Mrs. Don Wilien at- tended the Toronto giftZshow the first part of the weeic'. Mr. R. W. B. jackSon of Thornhill spent last weekend. with, his aunt, Mrs..Franic Brierley. Mr. and Mrs. Norval. :lanes,: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, Borne and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Southeott attended the .fiZilett- Kerr wedding Saturday eve- ning in Chatham. New members The Times-Advocate, October 4, 190 PAO 14 The New Styles Here's what the other '6 Dining by Candle Light and the Warmth of a Fire Place , . , wish they le • I. • akit • • ••'• Thanksgiving Dinner at the lovely GREEN FOREST Sherwood Room Grand Bend Pontiac's come up with another beauty !It's your year to go UP with Pontiac! am }Olt ',Off/6 Performs With h a. plus! 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