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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-18, Page 17Will organize. Ranger group On Thursday Afternoon Mrs, R. F. Smith, area RAnger ads visor and trainer, accompanied by MISS Koren Robinson of Fergus met in the Scout House with Guide and ;Brownie lead- ers and members of the Local Association to discuss the form- ing of a Ranger Cempeny, Airs, Smith' told. about the organizing and. conduct of such a troop for girls 10 years of age and over. Mrs, Si, Al, Wh. son, Exeter, was appointed lead- er of the company and an orga- nization meeting will be held at; the Scout House tonight (Thursday), News from North Bosanquet Mr, and Mrs. Mae Melville and family visited Mrs. Elsie Romphl. at St, Marys last Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs, George Waring have rented the house of MPS, Elsie Romnhf as Air, and Mrs, Z. Stapler moved to their new home on B eon. west. Messrs, Mac Melville, Clar- ence Hawkins and Mr, and Mrs, Fred. Burley -attended the re- cant plowing match at Owen Sound, Mrs. Burley visited her brother, Mr, and Mrs, Chris Darel. Mr. and Airs, Leonard Zinn of Alma, Mich. visited their cousins, Air, and Mrs. H, France on Sunday. Little David Gotelaer, son of Mr, and Mrs, G. Gotelaer, Thed- ford, is visiting his grandpar- ents, Mr, and Mrs. H. Prance. Mr, Gordon Gotelaer Jr, won. the go-cart trophy of the year at Bothwell and 15 other tro- phies from other races during the season. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hansen of Morpeth visited their daughter, Mrs, Fred Burley, and Mrs. Burley Sr. last Sunday. Also Air', and Mrs. Orval Brown of Acton were Sunday visitors and Mrs, Burley Sr. returned with them. Peter Lech recently located on his farm, lot r, con. B, two cottage houses purchased in the Bluewater Subdivision, Sar- nia. They were moved by James Abra of Corunna. !Fred Derby- shire of Port Frank, a former member of the police in Thed- ford, is assisting in repairing and relocating these houses. Air, and Mrs, William David- son attended a Thanksgiving dinner with relatives in Colling- wood. realized $26 and the sale of hats brought $30. Mrs. E. D, Howes, and Mrs, Robert Southcott were co- conveners for the project and other members of the commit- tee were Airs. W. G, Seldon, Mrs. Harold. Taylor, Mrs, N. Staniake and Airs. Allan Fraser. ' The Times-Advocate, October 18, 1962 Page 17' family of Kippen. visited Sat- Mrs, a m Walters ands urtiey afternoon with Mr. and Danny. No. 1 for INTERNAL PILES No, 2 for EXTERNAL PILES =M0 Snell Bros. Ltd. MUFFLER CHECK We'll Thoroughly Inspect Your Muffler For Leaks + Rust Spots + Dents:. If it is defective we'll replace it with a genuine . GM uffier installed while you wait by expert mechanics for as low as vx 10. 511.85 '14 A SAVING $3.10 FOR SAFETY'S SAKE DRIVE IN FOR YOUR FREE MUFFLER CHECK Snell Br.s. Ltd. Phone 235-0660 Exeter Cic '7 lb BEST VALUES ! IGA's Own Brand Canned Milk 3,..,39c Campbell's Tomato Sou White, Chocolate, botch, Oranet or Pineapple Agein we emphasize that 0e- (ober is Nationel Cheese Festis val Month,. Last yesm we -Cell- edifies ate 100 million pounds of it—smelly nine pounds per Person, Nothing is bendier to have in the house or lends itself to sup- per dishes better than cheese. Because it's such a -concentrated food--dour ounces of cheese equivalent to one quart of milk —it is cost eombined in a meal with bulky foods like fruit sled leafy vegetables a n d with starchy foods such :as bread, potatoes or cereals to help in digesting the fat that cheese contains, Cheese Hashed Potatoes 0 medium potatoes, cooked and chilled tbl, minced onion 1 tsp. salt tp. :pepper lt(' cup bullet` 1 cup shredded Canadian cheese. Grate potatoes coarsely; mix In onion, salt and pepper, Melt butter in fry pan; spoon potato mixture evenly on pan bottom leaving 1.2 inch space around edge. Fry over low heat until bottom crust is browned. Sprinkle cheese over top; place wider broiler until cheese melts, Mark through centre, omelet style. With' lifter flip one half over the other, Serves 6. • Letter from Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY :.•:tm-:•f•Ii • • Celebrate birthday • Air, and Mrs. Rayburn Steep- er entertained iseently in honor of their son Ronnie's fifth birth- day, Those who attended the turkey dinner were Mr. and Airs, Gordon McNair of lilder- ton, Mr, and Airs. 'Eldon Steep- er, Bob and Muriel of Corbett. Ronnie was the recipient of many birthday presents. Personal items Mrs. Frank McDonald and family, of Clinton, visited Mr. and Airs, Douglas Lewis and family on Sunday. Miss Shirley Simpson, of Ailsa Craig, was a weekend guest of Miss Barbara Glenn. Many from this vicinity at- tended the international plow- ing match at Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott, Mr, Bill liodgins and Airs. Ham- ilton motored to the western. provinces, With good prices being real- ized for cattle Mr. Earl Lewis has a Hereford cow he is well proud of having given birth In healthy twin calves, Cheese Nuggets Golden cheese nuggets. are ideal to serve with fruit juice, soups, salads or for snacks. Remove crusts from a loaf of unsliced breed. Cut bread into inch cubes. Cream together. oz, sharp cheddar cheese with .pom•KJ of butter. When the mixture is blended, spread it generously on top of bread cubes, Place the cubes on a greased baking sheet and bake in hot oven, 425', for 8 to 10 minutes or until .cubes are golden brown. Serve piping hot. *. Autumn's cool days spur the. appetite, The spicy aroma of sausages seems to compliment the tang of the fall atmosphere. My neighbor at the cottage recommer,ds cooking them in this way; Add a little water to them, cover tightly and parboil about 3 minutes, drain off water,. say- ing it for gr'avey, then brown sausages. Remove ..from pan, Add 1 cup sliced onions, brown gently. Slake a creamy gravy over the onions spicing with salt, pepper and a little sage using the saved stock, and milk for the liquid. Reheat sausages in this gravy and serve hot, Pigs it. Blanket Wrap cooked sausages in pastry squares; spread with mustard. Bake in oven till pastry is brown. Pigs•in-a-Hole Core a small baking potato lengthwise and insert a sausage before baking. Sausage Souffle 4 eggs yolks cups Very (hick white sauce 2 cups cooked, drained sau- sage meat 12 tp. salt season to taste with pepper, sage, or paprika 4 egg whites. Beat egg yolks and combine with hot white sauce beating furiously. Add meat and season- ings. Cool. Fold into stiffly beaten egg whites, Put into greased easse'ole set in pan of water and bake in a 350' oven 60 minutes. Serve at once, • Rummage nets $804 Buyers were numerous and. keen at the fall rummage sale sponsored by the Women's Hospital Auxiliary in the Le- gion Hall Saturday afternoon.. Proceeds were $804. Hallowe'en costumes were one of the most popular items. The auction sale with Wil- liam Smith, Crediton, as auc- tioneer, brought in the hulk of the proceeds, A silent auction Accident on farm Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham. met with an aceideot on Sun- day while driving the cows near the barn, She was struck in the back awl knocked over by one of the other cattle. Tier niece and husband, Air. and. Airs. Don Lankin, Ltlenti, passing by, came in and help- ed her, Dr. Patterson was called. She was bruised .encl shook up but no bones were broken, She was lucky, as the animal had large horns which went each side of her shoulders, Personal items Mr, and Airs. lierry se Naughton, Robert, jimmie and Jeffrey of London were guests of the former's uncle and aunt, Air. and Mrs. Almer Hendrie, on. Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. Reginald Schultz of Blyth and Mr, and Airs, Norman Vincent. and fam- ily of Londesboro were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rea Neil Sunday, Mr. and Airs, Bruce Karr of Chatham were guests with the tatter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Alex Macintosh over the week- end. Air, and Airs, Leroy Parker, Kim and Tommy were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Airs, Clarence Carter and faintly. Friends who visited the Sigs- worth family on Saturday were Mrs. Evan liodgins, Lucan; on Sunday, Air, and Mrs. Cordon Davis of London and Mr, and Airs. Ed Flynn. Mr. and Airs, Stanley Under- wood of Los Angeles and Mrs, Henry Pearson, Plymouth, call- ed on their cousin, Mrs, Wil- fred Cunningham, on Monday, Mr, Earl Paton, London, visited his brother and family on Saturday. On Sunday evening, Mr, and. Mrs. Wilfred Logan and Myrna. of Thorndale were guests of the Paton family, Dr. George, 'MOH of Bid- dulph, was at Clandeboye school on Monday morning to give the pupils from the other' schools too the immunization for small pox. Cotton topic for Institute At the agriculture and Can- adian industries meeting of Clandeboye WI, held in Clande- boye school with Mrs. Rupert Williams ss hostess and con- vener of lie program, a talk on cotton was given by Airs. Williams, She stated that cotton had. served many of man's needs for close to 5,000 years and it still has many uses. Mrs. Rea. Nel read a poem and told how Canadian prov- inces had chosen their flower emblem. Roll csll was answered by naming a province and givs ing its emblem. The motto 'One is never rich enough. to do without neighbors" was given in verse form And composed by Airs. Albert Ros- ser. Airs. j, H. Paton .condueted a contest which was won by Mrs. Rosser and. Mrs.. Andy .Carter won the hostess prize. President Mrs. Devitt Kestle conducted the business, She and Airs, Ernest Lewis were named delegates to the .London. Are41 convention on November 5 and 6, Juniors study plastic crafts At the meeting of Smith Duren Junior Institute last Wednesday evening at SliptiSo Airs, Delmer Skinner, Mime ville, demoestrated the making of flowers brain plastic foam and .eise other objects made from the foam. It was parents' night and many of the mothers were in attendance. The motto 'Love Your Neighbor as Thyself" was discussed by Marlene Frayne, Sacred moments were read by Margaret johns, Roll call. was answered by naming ''your birthday flower". Current events were given by Janet Skinner, Winchelsea By MRS« WILLIAM WALTERS Air. and Airs. Elson Lynn at- tended the plowing match near Owen Sound on Friday. Airs. Howard Dayman and TREAT PILES the MECCA way Relieve pile pain with antiseptic Mecca Pile Remedy No, 1 with ingredients containing herbs for shrinking and healing swollen piles. Sold at all druggists. r THIS 'N THAT .13Y MRS. M, $, News of 'Clandeboye By MRS. H. P.ATON CHURCH NEWS United Church harvest Thanksgiving ser- vice was observed at the Unit- ed Church here oil Sunday morning, October 14 with a fors tier pastor, the Rev. Edgar Rouiston. of Exeter as guest speaker and the pastor, the Bev. G. W. Sach, assisting, The choir of the Luean United Church supplied the music with the organist here, Mrs, G, W. Sach, who accom- peeled Miss Marjorie Donald- son, Clandeboye, who sang a. solo. The church was tastefully decorated with flowers and fruits. The .membership has been divided into five groups. A do- This week in nation of three dollars was voted to CNIB, Hostesses were Mrs. Alvin Cunningham, Mrs. Cecil Carter and Airs, Roy Cunningham, •t12:1541:140:ZMag..Vn Mr. and Mrs. John Coward had as their guests on Sunday, Mr, and Airs. Wth Coward and Susan of London, Air. and Airs. Bob Bibby and family of Kirk- ton, Mr. and Airs. Murray Coward and Pamela of Sun- shine Line, Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Parsons and family of near Exeter and Mr. and Airs, Phil Bern and family, cheirletibldr aa:‘t,ing Mr. :ions' Coward's Mrs. Irene Ford of Wood- ham and Air, and Mrs, Ewalt Pym. of Exeter and Airs. ,Petti- bone of St, Thomas visited on. Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Freeman Horne and family. Mr. and Airs. Roy Macdonald On Sunday, October 21, Rally of Stella visited on Sunday Sunday will, be observed, The with Mr, and Airs, Cohn Gil- guest speaker will be the Rev, 'Man. E. E, New, of Monkton, former medical missionary of Central Asia and West 'Indies. The service. will be at 9;45 a.m. In exchange, Mr. Sach will conduct anniversary mor- ning and evening services for Mr, New, St. James The congregation welcomed their rector, the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, back after his ill- ness, He took the service with holy communion when the new- MECCA PILE REMEDIES 1,y confirmed candidates in a body received their first com- munion. At the service, Ellen Whit- more, Catherine Cunningham, David Bill, David Cunningham and Jim Latta joined the junior choir, OPENING Penny's Beauty Salon IN CROMARTY ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30 For your appointment, call 14r21 Dublin Mrs. Muriel (Penny) Meikle, prop. Afternoon and Evening Appointments Grade l'An' Fr " g Chickens Cut .Chicken •in a Basket New Dress, Madam lb C Legs or Breasts. TABLE-RITE WIENERS 491 TABLE-RITE SLICED 6.0Z. PKGS. BOLOGNA 39 No, 1 Ontario South African Darling's doesn't sell dresses, of course BUT lots of our customers tell us they can have enough to boy new clothes by saving on. !GA's advertised Specials and low every day .pricesl Potatoes 25 lbs. 69c FROZEN FEATURE! SWANSON TV Dinners ORANGES bdz. 55 c ALL VARIETIES 55c Cake 1xes Pinsbl" Scotch Mints 18c OFF! Giant Surf 29` 29` 59c Above lees revoil At o ur 'Exeter 6t. HensaU Stores • —.•• • —s's•""