HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-25, Page 14'gage 14. The. Tirne4-Advocate, Octo cr 2.$, 1902.
MARRIED IN LONDON—Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas
Brock will make their home in London following their
marriage in Hyatt Ave, United Church, The bride is
the former Mary Ann King of Tilbury and the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brock, Kippen.
—Photo by Roy Kumano Studio
—Photo by Jack 1)0,1 r
MR. AND MRS. WAYNE MOORE
Will reside in Dutton
Junior likes Indian garb
LUCAN LODGE
HOME FOR THE AGED
PRIVATE ROOM. •S20Q. PER MONTH
SEMI-PRIVATE, $150 PER .MQNTH
4.BgD WARP, $135 PER MONTH
For further infermatien, phone
W, 5. RippicK, I,VPAN. 227.4473
Women
Curlers
New Curling Jackets
Smart red laminated jackets with white knitted
collar and Inside vest. bight as a feather, warm
as toast ..„„,„„.„,„,„, , ,,,, $23.95
New Stretch Slims
Sporty shades, from $7.93 up
at IRWIN'S
We handle
FRESH
Meats
Too !
CHANGE
OF
ADDRESS
STARTING
Mon., Oct, 29
Cathy's
Beauty Lourig6
WILL• BE LOCATED AT
244 Main Street
i*A4Ck'ciSs FROM BEAVER
'LUMBER)
PHONE 2154533
Petrttis .W Cuts Sets . Tiiits
OPEN
Mitinday 16 Friday, 4).6
Thurs. Eventrins Only
Closed Saturday
CATHY ROBBINSi Prop.
l, icnut rtitutoi lett World tilt
'What iii0111 teat illy P1116411 air
INIFORMAITIN
Ewen a make-believe :Indian
chief can he pretty rough on
clothing when warring with the
neighboring cowboys;
It's a practical and popular
mother who makes a big con•
tribution to the family budget
while adding adventure to Jun-
ior's play hours by converting
a pair of old. slacks into A COS-
tune worthy of the proudest
Indian chief,
To perform this homemaker
magic, local sewing center ex-
perts suggest: making a felt
fringe which is stitched down
the outside seam of the • slacks,
and sitched to a simple felt
vest to produce a suitable
bolero top,
The fringe may he easily
made by slashing two inch
wide strips of felt. The sleeve-
less bolero may he cut from
•
October brings us pumpkins Tutti Fruit' Candy
and goblins, and since Hal-
lowe'en will soon be upon us,
you will be trying to figure out
how to dress Katie to look like
a one legged pirate, and at the
came time what you can whip
up for all the little witches a-
knocking on your door.
Peanut Butter Candy
Popcorn Balls
Popcorn Balls arc always a
popular treat and easy to make
too. The children will help you
shape the balls— if they can
keep their fingers nut of their
mouths long enough.
In a sery large bowl put 12
cups of popped corn it cup of
kernels will give you this a-
mount). Sprinkle lightly with
salt,
In a heavy skillet, heat 1 cup
granulated sugar, stirring until
melted an; golden. Very care-
fully, to avoid spattering, stir
in a4 cup hot water until the
sugar dissolves, Add 1 2 cup
light brown sugar packed. Cook
tit 228' on the candy therniom-
cite ..or until the mixture forms
a soft ball in cold water. Pour
aver the poPeorn. Toss until.
well Coated and form into halls
at once,
Marie Fraser, director of
Dairy Fond Features, recOnl-
menda making your own candy
and using butter that makes
randy smoother and wonderful
in flavor,
": • -a - saaaattra• • aaa.: • •as
la 4 cup chopped glace cher-
ries
1;4 cup chopped glace pine-
apple
1 '2 cup chopped walnuts
Butter an 8.inch, square pan.
Combine sugar, milk and but-
ter in a large saucepan, Bring
to a full rolling boil over me-
dium heat, stirring until sugar
dissolves. Boil without stirring
until mixture reaches soft ball
stage (238' on a candy thermo-
meter or when a little of the
syrup dropped into cold water
forms a soft ball),
Cool to lukewarm, add van-
illa and beat until mixture just
begins to lose its gloss. Beat in
fruits and nuts. Quickly spread
in prepared pan. When cool cut
in. squares,
2 cups sugar
1 cup milk
3 tbl butter
1 tp vanilla
1 2 cup chopped raisins,
1s2 cup chopped dates
Now
comfort
is the
fashion!
Girts form
.five ,groups.
Gracia is the fashion
name for perfect comfort.
And there ore Gracia
stylings fOr every
Shoe wardrobe.
Select yours today.
$14.95
myth'
SHOE' STORE
Photio 2354011
Quick. Peanut Butter Candy
is just the answer to your' stall-
Mrs, .1, G. Dunlop of South er. Make, it in three minutes,
Huron Hospital Auxiliary will and keep it in the refrigerator
participate in the counselling until the big night. Then cut it
sessions on program planning in pieces and wrap it in wax,
at the annual convention of Paper squares,
Women's Hospital Auxiliaries 1 cup peanut butter
Association at the Royal York 1 cup skim milk powder
Hotel, October 29, 30 and 31. 1 cup liquid or creamed honey
The local Auxiliary will also (beaten)
have a display of the year's flakes,
Members
ready to serve cereal
activities at the convention.
Members of the hospital staff Beat the first three ingredients
will also attend the Ontario Hos- together and gradually add the
pital convention taking place at cereal, Knead until. all is blend-
the same place and time. ed and spread in an 8" x 10"
pan.
Seven Ranger s
form company
At the first meeting of the
newly' orgaiiizerl company of
Rangers Thursday evening in
the Scout House there were
seven in attendance which Mrs.
P. F. Smith, Fergus area Ran.
art. advisor. felt ti-at a good
number for a start.
The Ranger age Is from 15 to
21 :krars. The g:rls voted to be
rlii Rangers and will meet al-
ternate Alondass at 7.30 p.m.
Mrs. .1. E. Gibson is leader of
the company.
Baskets of white and bronze
mums. ferns and candelabra
formed the setting in. James
Street United. Church for the
'wedding of Doris Marlene Mc-
L, idea daughter of Mr and
Mrs Eirriere. J. McBride. Exes
ter, and Daniel Wayne Moore.
Ftni. Of Mr. and Mrs 'Oliver
Moore. Zurich,. on Saturdaa, Oc-
tober 20 at 3 pan
Rev. ta. E. Ltittis performed
the ceremony and Lawrence.
Worn furnished the wedding
Music and accompanied the so-
loist, Miss Sandra Walper. tuba
sang "The Lord's Prager and
Wa'kk Beside Yalu."
faiveti in marriage bt her fa•
alter the bride chose a HOP•
i•Origh r.,.rmn of Swiss cotton bro-
cade taOrioned vtitii sabrina
Town topics
neckline and lily- point sleeves.
A pillbox headdress of matching
material held her shoulder-
length 'veil of french
She carried a cascade of white
rosebuds and :vs.
shasta daisies and tawny old
Miss laatricia Cann. Exeter.
as maid et honor and Misses
judy Moore. Zurich. and .Luthse
McBride. Exeter, as brides-
maids were dressed identically
in gold peau de stile and carried
cascade bouquets of bronze
mums and green ivy.
Guy Moore, brother of the
room, w as best man and Gerald
;McBride, brother of the bride.
and. Wayne Zurich. ush.
A reception was held in the
church rooms where the bride's
mother received ;nests in a.
blue wool sheath with black at.
reaatiries and bronze rose cor-
sage. The groom's mother as-
sisted in a charcoal area. suit
with black accessories, and
yellow rose accessories
Per travelling in the Soutb•
ern States. the imdc: changed In
a chocolate brown double knit
suit with dark brown ateeaso•
ries and tawny gold rosebud
torsa;;,e.
'the enutdo hilt -11Nt at DUI-
ton,
Form first
CWL here
A meeting was held in the
new Preetous 4lood 110111411
Catholic drool, Exeter, to form
the first. Caalatilie Women's
League tunier the direction of
Rev. .far, J, E. Kelly, Aleuat
Carmel.
Elected were: President.. Mrs.
Aict Gaiseri vice-preaidents,
Mrs. August Gregus, Airs. liar,
old flirittni, Mrs. Donald ra.rd;
secretary, Mrs, Ben Dietrich:
treasurer. aim Jack Blair,
The meeting was chaired by
Mrs. W. J. Farrell, London,
diocesan president. Also pres-
ent from the London Council
were Mrs. R. G. Schaeffer, con-
vener of report forms, AIM j•
J. Gardiner finance convener
and Mrs. .Lawre.nce Howard,
RCAF Centralia, corresponding
secretary.
Mrs. Howard, organizing of-
ficer, explained to die ladies
present, the aims and objects of
the league, the advantage of
being a council of the league
and the obligations. She also
stressed that the League motto
— For God and Canada — obli-
gates all members to strive for
a better understanding with
those around us and to give as,
siatanee in all community af-
fairs.
Alfred Atnialina entertained
the group with a number of
musical selectro"s en the piano
a ccordion.
Teachers view
overseas slides
At the first meeting of the
Exeter knit o the Ontario
Teachers Federation last Wed-
nesday evening about 10 teach-
ers and ex-teachers enjoyed a
turkey banquet in Main. St.
church basement,
Dr. H. H. Cowen showed col-
ored slides depicting the high-
lights of the visit he and Airs.
Cowen made this summer to
Europe, Asia and Africa,
President Mrs. Don Mous-
scau was in the chair. The eve-
-ling 1.7CW unit catered for the
tanque l.
Dinettes plan
to visit elders
At the meeting of Exeter Kin•
ettes Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Art Clarke plans
were made to visit the shut-ins
on Sunday, November 18.
It was reported that around
$150 was realized from the re-
cent peanut canvas. The group
will serve lunch at Senior Citi-
zens on Tuesday, November 6
in the Legion Hall.
Mrs. Ross Jinks, Hensall, was
a guest, Mrs. Clare Hoffman
won the mystery prize,
To participate
in convention
Name winners
of permanents
Four winners have been de-
(dared in the draw sponsored by
Barry's Hair Styling, during its
opening this fall,
The four are Mrs. Rollandc
Turdeau, RCAF' Centralia; Mrs.
Bernice Cann, Dorothy Brint•
nell and Mrs. K, P. Ottewell,
all 01 Exeter, Each receives a
permanent.
Guides and Brownies of RCAF'
Centralia irate started the fall
season with two .Guide eompa,
ides and three Brownie packs.
Ten new leaders have been
named as all but one leader
was posted during the summer.
Leaders of .the First Guide
Company are Mrs. Walker and
Mrs, Peacciek; Second •Compa ,
oy, Mrs. CaSSiS and Mrs.
Evans.
Leaders of the first Brownie
Pack are Airs, John MacDon,
aid and Mrs. If. Smithers; see,
end peek, Mrs. T. A. Farrell.
and Airs. Quit; third Pael•;,
Mrs, Arthur Tassie and airs. W, Leach,
The Local Association is
meeting Thursday evening with
Mrs. Leonel Page as chairman,
airs, Vaughan, secretary- treas-
urer and Mrs, Bracken, badge
secretary,
Executives
takes posts
Airs. Roy Crawford, district
deputy president Huron Dist-
rict 23 of Morning Star Lodge,
Brussels, and her installation
staff installed the officers of.
Pride of Huron 'Rebekah Lodge,
Exeter, last. Wednesday night.
Officers installed were: Jr.
:11NG, Air's, Gerald 311,efalls;
Noble Grand, Mrs. Albert
Bowen; VG, Airs. Alvin Print
recording secretary, Miss Ruth
Skinner: financial secretary,
Mrs, James Kirkland; area •
surer. Airs. Gilbert johns;
warden, Mrs. Arthur Idle; con-
ductor, Mrs. Verne Smith;
chaplain, Mrs, Ward Hen);
musician, Mrs, Amid). Willard;
Color bearer, Mrs. Stanley
Whiting; laSN(1, Mrs, Delmer
Skinner; LSNG, Mrs. Glenn
Fisher; RSVG, Mrs. Thomas
Smith: LSVG, Mrs, Percy
Campbell; RSC, Mrs. Garnet
Hicks; "ILSC, Mrs. Alvin Ful-
ton; inside guardian, Mrs. Don-
ald MacGregor; outside guard-
ian, Mrs. William Parsons;
RSJPNG, Airs. Donald Harris;
LSJPNG, Mrs. Ross Skinner;
Naomi, Mrs, Walter McBride;
Ruth, Mrs. Harold Bell.
DDP Mrs, Crawford was in-
troduced by JPNG Mrs. Del-
mer Skinner arid she spoke
briefly giving her theme for
the year as "Opportunity and
Sharing". She also introduc-
ed her installing team. Miss
Jessie Little was in charge of
the ceremony. NG Mrs. Robert
Gemmell gave the commission
for the district.
Mrs. R. Stephenson and Mrs.
winnafred Edgar of Brussels
favored with a duet,
Visitors were present from
London, Clinton and Brussels,
Ca ndy Dominoes
3 cups sifted icing sugar
2 la2 cups coconut
2 egg whites slightly
1 ItIseaStt ealilailla
1 2 cup butter, melted
2 squares unsweetened
chocolate, melted
1a2 clip. chopped nuts.
Line a 1.1a58lat loaf pan with
waxed paper.
Combine sugar and coconut,
Add and mix ia egg whites, van-
illa and butter, Press half of
this mixture into pan,
To the remaining mixture add
Chocolate and nuts. press on top
of first layer, Chill until firm
and cut into squares.
Exeter Beef — Frozen & Fresh
With beef prices advancing, IT PAYS TO BUY
QUALITY. EXETER BEEF comes from the best
beef cattle we can buy, If you buy 100 - 125 lbs.
of beef, it should be better than average quality
or why buy it?
Try a roast or steak this weekend.
FOR. YOUR LOCKER OR HOME FREEZER
Schneider's AA Lamb, whole or half, 530 lb.
FROZEN FISH — VEGETABLES — FRUITS etc.
We carry a complete stock. SAVE MONEY —
BUY BULK PACKAGES two or 5 lbs.
Exeter Frozen Foods
Phone 235-0400 C. Morley Hall Main Street
Deluxe High
Speed Fully
Automatic
ryer
THESE FEATURES
SPELL THE
DIFFERENCE !
• Automatic Control —
shuts off when clothes Ore
dry • Automatic be-
Wrildcler • Pedestal
mounted controls • Three
cycle 'operation — Auto-
matic Dry Cycle, Damp
Dry Cycle and Automa•
tic Fluff Cycle 4 Magna.
tic Door latch • Interior
light — Porcelain enam•
at top , and drum • Vail.
able Timer Control — up
to 130 minutes • High
Speed Drying Systein •
Safety re,start switch a
Full wash load capacity
• Pine metal screen lint
trap • Full width wide
opening door • Counter
height (16") and depth
(25") fits like a "Burn-
in" • CGE 1 year writ•
ten warranty,
•
y Night Spocials.
RUSSELL ELE C1
YOUR Houvenolv APP0A0,0,,R
FOR SALES "Wm sum
taaaasaa "sas
THIS 'N THAT
By MRS. J. M. S.
a paper pattern, or by using
one of Junior's shirts. The felt
fringe is applied in a similar
manner around the outer edges
of the bolero. To make false
pockets, wider strips of fringe
are, cut and stitched on either
side of the bodice.
For armbands Junior will.
prize, narrow strips of felt may
be decoratively stitched on a,
sewing machine using threads
in contrasting colors.
If the local variety store
does not stock. Indian chief
hats, mother can fashion one
herself by cutting feather
shapes from strips of felt, Fea-
thers are stiffened by setting
a sewing machine for a zig-
zag stitch and sewing florists'
wire tut the center of each fea-
ther. The feathers are then at-
tached to a bead-decorated
felt band cut to size,
Mrs. Ella De6Ardine, Mr. Ian
btaiartline and Ma ,and Mrs .
Mrirton Des3ardine and famils.
4.1 of Exeter seen` Sunday blur-
t:1g Eugenia Fall-. Romer Va1-
ky, Fergua. Goelph, Watering.
Xitchener and other points ens
tol1ic.
2 CST Dou,1410.5 'Vim has re•
turned to Windsor, N S Matt
spending three weeks vacation
lth his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Lawrence Wein of town.
Mr. Wilfred Montreal.
visited with Mr. and Mts. Thoin ,
as Allen on Saturiaa; Mr Red.
ford Allen, Torento. and :Maas
Maude: Dennis, 11uraiesaille w ere
Sur,flay guests.
Me. and :tlys. Alfred inclainta.
London, Mr. and Mrs, Earl At.,
Linton, Lucan and Mr. arcs Mrs
frank Squire. Gaanton, t isiled
asaih Mr. and alra. Whitney
Coates on Sunday, Miss Wilma
Coates spent the weekend at her
home.
. Mrs. John fustian, town, and
,Alr. Ernest Luston, CromartYs
attended the SclitionefA:eiss•Lux*-
ton wedding In Owen Sound Sat-
urday.
Miss !Carol Westeott, Ilarnnih
ton, and Miss :That Westeett,
London. spent the weekend, at
the home of their parents.
and Mrs. Voylante Wosteott.
Mrs. Allen Fraser is a patient
Sto Joseph's liotpitalo Len.
tiOltr
Telephone
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