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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-11-14, Page 8s of beau by BOLOGNA Sliced or Piece LB. 294 Blue Grass Solid Cologne in golden Christmas tree carton. $1.50 PHONE 235-1313 EXETER Pogq, 111119S-AcIvoCatP4 November 144 190 Hospital auxiliary elects new officers heat and dissolve lemon jello in this and add remaining I/2 cup cold water and chili till syrupy. Mix crumbs and butter and press in pan. Whip cream er Carnation milk and fold in le- mon flavored jello. Cut the other jellies in small ..cubes and fold these into whipped cream inizdure. Chill 8 hours, ,T,„4):Pg.41? FLUFF Melt lig pound ma rsim al- 10Ws or 4 cups miniature fnal- Please turn to, page 9 410:11PMIMS.Wis. also an invitation to be guests of the hospital staff at the pc- cOraber meeting. Tr easiir er Mrs, Charles Smith reported $1593,64 had been raised in the qo ring and fail rummage sales; 5'798,3.2 on tag day and S186.'75 frenit he card party, making a total of 53022.10 receipts for the year, Mrs, pelmer Skinner in re- porting for the tray committee noted that 60 favors were Made for each holiday occasioa. Visi- ting convener Mrs. Hector Murray announced 338 velmi- teer hospital visits had been made. The Auxiliary voted to assist the Exeter Kinettes with the visiting cart at the hospital. Auxiliary members will take the cart around to the patients while the kinettes will stock it. Mrs, Harold Taylor gave a comprehensive rep ort o f the Hospital and Auxiliary conven- tion held recently in Toronto to which she and Mrs. Delmer Skinner were delegates. Two provincial honor certificates and a leader's award were presented at the 4-H Homemaking Clubs' Achievement Day at HSDHS Saturday. Ann Creery of the Elimville club and Shirley Rey- nolds of Hurondale receive their certificates from Mrs. James Drummond, RR 2 Kippen, pre- sident of South Huron WI. Mrs. Jaques, right, won her award for completing five years as a leader. --T-A photo Mix crumbS and butter to- gether, Place half the crumb mixture In 8-inch square pan, Arrange peer halves over crumbs, Mix lemon juice and, pear juice and sprinkle over pears, Qombine sugar, spices and salt and sprinKle over pears, Tpp with remaining crumbs and bake 45 minutes at 350 degrees, Vanilla wafer crumbs and canned peaches also make a nice dessert made in this man- ner. PRISM CAKE 3 jelly powders, 1 each of orange, cherry and lime. 3 cups hot water 1 1/2 cup cold water 1 cup pineapple juice 1/4 cup sugar 1 pkg lemon jello 1/2 cup cold water 1 cup graham cracker crumbs 1/4 cup melted butter 1 can Carnation milk or 2 cups cream Prepare the first 3 pkg jello using 1 cup hot water and 1/2 cup cold water in each. Then pour each into separate pans 8"x2". Chill until firm. Combine pineapple juice and sugar and heat; remove from FINK'S Meat Market Week-End SPECIAL Tree lomp "alight" with six. Petal Wafers. $1.00 Bobbin: tree ornament with Blue Grass Flower Mist inside, $1.25 BURNS Groups of Institute :members here and there in Heath Huron for the past several weeks have been discussing the .question "What's ,for dessert?" and. a. Summary Day Is being held In Heasall Legion Hall Friday, November 22, to sum up all that was learned about desserts. Mrs, Hugh Love and ,Mrs, Abner Passmore of the Baron, dale branch were the leaders for that group and have held. three sessions demonstrating the making of desserts and "Swapping" ideas, These des- serts are not. necessarily borate — in fact fresh fruit in season and cheese were fa- vorites and ways to lower the calories were discussed such as making milk puddings with skim milk in place of whole milk or dispensing with the trimmings. Here are some of the recipes used; APPLE CRUNCH PUDDING 1 172 to 2 cups cornflakes slightly crushed 1/2 cup chopped walnuts (optional) 1/2 cup brown sugar 1 tsp cinnamon 2 tbl melted butter 1/2 cup raisins 2 cups slightly stewed apple slices Mix the first 5 ingredients together and spread half the mixture in a buttered baking dish, Cover with the apples and raisins. Spread remaining crumb mixture on top. Bake in a moderate oven 350 degrees for 25 min. Serve warm. Makes six servings. GINGER PEAR. CRUMBLE 1 1/2 cups gingersnap crumbs 1/4 cup butter 1-28 oz tin pear halves 1 tbl lemon juice 1/4 cup pear juice 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/2 tp salt 1/2 tp cinnamon 1/4 tp nutmeg A review of the year's work and the election of officers for 1964 featured the meeting of the WoMen's Auxiliary S outh Huron Hospital Tuesday after- MOIL President elected Is Mrs. C, D i sine y; vice-presidenta, Mrs, Harold Taylor, Mrs. Del- mer Skinner and Mrs. M. j. Gaiser; recording see'y, Mrs. R. E. Pooley; ass't sec., Mrs, C, Coates; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Valeria. Arm- strong; ass't., Mrs. Ar thur Fraser; treasurer, Mrs, Char- les Smith; ass't., Mrs. Glen Mickle; historian, Mrs. Gordon Koch; staffrepresentative, Miss Alice Claypole; board rep- resentative, Mrs. J. G, Dunlop; cancer representative, Mrs. Richard Van Farowe; Committee conveners: staff, Mrs, Gera ld Godbolt; tray, Mrs, Delmer Skinaer; visiting, Mrs, Hector Murray; social, Mrs. R, W. Read; buying, Mrs. Delmer Skinner; cutting and sewing, Mrs. Edward Johns; membership, Mrs. Elmer Bell; ways and means-card party, Mrs, Andrew Johnston andMrs. Benson Tuckey; tag day, Mrs. Robert Southcott and Mrs. Ken McLaughlin; spring rummage sale, Mrs. M. Gaiser; fall rum- mage sale, Mrs. W. G. Seldon and Mrs. E. Howey; program, Mrs, Harold Taylor; nomina- ting, Mrs. J. G. Dunlop; public relations, Mrs. M. C. Fletcher; bursary, Mrs. R, C. Dinney; finance, Mrs, Charles Smith; pianists, Mrs. R. R. Balkwill, Mrs. H. L, Snider and Mrs. M. C. Fletcher. Mrs. F. R. Dobbs presented the slate for the nominating committee and Rev. S. E. Lewis installed the new officers. Mr. Lewis remarked as he listened to the yearly reports, especially to MiSs Claypole's, that he had a glimpse of her efficiency and oversight. Miss Claypole extended an invitation for all Auxiliary members to attend the gradua- tion of the registered nurses assistants on November 22 and AUXILIARY PRESIDENT . . . Mrs. R. C, Dinney Nine area. girls received their county honor certificates from Patricia Damude, the county home economist. Above, front row, Kathy Buxton, Dianne Weber, Miss Damude, Joyce Mayer; back row, Nancy Willert, Marilyn Galloway, Josephine Westlake, Margaret Brock, Kathy Herr: and Sharon Fletcher. --T-A photo District Wis on TV show Travel Twins: Dusting Powder and Hand Soap. Blue Grass, June Geranium. $2.25 Twelve receive awards at 4-H achievement day Showcase displays Blue Grass Fluffy Milk Bath and Hand Soaps. $2.50 HUNTLEY DRUG STORE EXETER Telephone Ontario E? 225-1070 NO W hilliV7NGS ON (Re2ca11) SUPER PLENAMINS! 18 extra tablets with 72 all for $4.98 , .. you save $1.49 36 extra tablets with 144 all for $7.98 .... you save $2.89 72 extra tablets with 288 a II for $1.3.98... „ you save $4.98 Special offers fora limited time only. Big savings on the 8 oz. and 16 oz. Rexall Super Plena- mins Jr. Liquid too! MIDDLETON DRUGS Rexall Prescriptions PHONE 235-1570 EXETER WI members fromSouthHur- on appeared on M'Lady pro- gram, CKNX-TV Friday after- noon at 2:30 pm and were inter- viewed by MC Johnnie Brent concerning their work. Mrs. Harry Strang, vice- chairman of the area, spoke on the area convention held the same week; Secretary Mrs. Harry Caldwell gave statistical facts; Mrs. Wilfred Mack, Cre- cliton, spoke of the Tweedsmuir history and had it on display. Mrs. Ken Johns told of the WI bursary for the Children's Aid, Goder i ch. President Mrs. Earl Neil, Crediton WI, President Mrs. Gerald McFalls of Hurondale WI, Vice-president Mrs. Franklin Skinner, Elimville WI and President Mrs. W. J. F. Bell of Kippen East gave inter- esting highlights of their branch's activities. The latter received compliments on her hat which she had made herself as a result of a WI millinery course. Home Sweet Centre We now have Bible and Christian Books in stock SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF BIBLES, TESTAMENTS For pocket or purse — for pew or pulpit For study or daily reading Look over these titles of paperbacks in stock DOES GOD EXIST? A.E. Taylor; THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS, J. M. Allegro; THE AUTHORITY OF THE BIBLE, C. H. Dodd; PLAIN CHRISTIANITY, J, B. Phillips; CHRIS- TIANITY AND HISTORY, Herbert Butterfield. AND MANY MORE! See our Plaques too! And our Christmas Cards! All kinds, sizes and prices Every home should have some plaques. ALSO ASK ABOUT OUR PROMPT MAIL ORDER PLAN FOR BIBLE HELPS -- BOOKS FOR ALL AGES —GOSPEL RECORDS — etc. etc. etc. Home Sweet Rugs see our supply of new and different scatter rugs Bring your custom weaving here. Home Sweet Centre Stanley Saucier Andrew St. N. Exeter Phone 235-2877 Add Excitement To Living by cooking with ENTERPRISE Misses Ann Creery of Elim- ville 4-H Homemaking Club and Shirley Reynolds of the Huron- dale Club were presented with provincial honors at Achieve- ment Day held in HSDHS Satur- day. 'These awards are won by successfully completing 16 club projects. Receiving county honors for completing six projects were Sharon Fletcher, Kathy Bern, Margaret Brock, Nancy Willert, Dianne Weber, Kathy Buxtin, Marilyn Galloway, Joyce Mayer and Josephine Westlake, These were presented by Mrs. James Drummond, RR 2 Kippen, president of SouthHur- on District WI, who reminded the 4-11 girls that "success comes only with work." Mrs. Norman Jaques was presented with a five-year leader's cer- tificate by Miss Patricia Da- muds, Huron home economist, who was in charge of the day. Achievement Day marked the conclusion of the project "The Milky Way." Participating were clubs of Hurondale, Dashwood, Crediton, Kippen East, Elim- ville (two clubs) Zurich (2) and Molesworth (2). A record book, recipe file and a baked custard made by each girl were on display. The morn- ing session was taken up by .er judging custards and a class of menus giving reasons. The af- ternoon program, which was open to the public, included skits, demonstrations and ex- hibits. Geraldine Blair was a com- mentator for the exhibit of Elim- \dile Club 1 "The Magic Milk Bottle" showing all the pro- ducts obtained from milk. Margaret Merner discussed the Dashwood club exhibit "Milk on the Invalid's Tray" showing the many ways milk may be in- corporated in the invalid's diet. Ruth Hodge pointed out from the Crediton club exhibit that milk may be included in the diet through desserts such as Custards, pumpkin pie, banana split and blanc mange. Karen McKinley enlarged on the exhibit of Zurich Club 1 "The Milk Bar" pointing out the uses of milk in beverages and Soups. A skit "What Milk Did for Molly" was presented by the Kipper) East girls: Marian Ro- berts, Karen Sararas, Donna Stoll, Donna Whitehouse, Ruth Ann Coleman and Doris Riley with Grace Riley introducing the cast. Elimville club 2 pointed out by means of a skit that "The Whole Family Needs Milk" from baby to grandparents. Taking part in costume were Anne Johns, Margaret Brock, Marilyn Johns, Margaret Johns, Lynn Otis, Janet Skinner, Elaine Johns, Carol Bell, Ava Elford, Helen Campbell, and Kathy Bern with Susan Allen present- ing the participants. Zurich and Molesworth clubs each gave a demonstration of pasteurizing milk. Visiting home economists who commented on the program were Miss Lois Smith, Middle- sex County, and Mrs, Nancy Buchanan, London. Leaders of the clubs were: Elimville 1, Mrs. Norman Ja- ques, Miss Shirley Jaques; Elimville 2, Mrs. Ross Skinner and Miss Frances Skinner; Dashwood, Mrs, Eben Weigand, Mrs. Rudolph Miller; Crediton, Mrs. Lorne Hodge, Mrs. Alf Smith; Kippen East, Mrs. Ro- bert Gemmell, Mrs. Stewart Pepper; Zurich 1, Mrs. Bob McKinley, Mrs. Doug Robinson; Zurich 2, Mrs. Reg. Black, Mrs. John Dunham; Hurondale, Mrs. John Pym, Mrs. William Dou- gall. Three other achievement days will be held in Hur on County at Seaforth, Auburn and Wroxeter. 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