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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-06-18, Page 8Is Your Loan Protected By Life Insurance? If you borrow froin Credit Union it to. Loan protection means "Cr e (lit Union debts die with the debtor", Pogo Tirne.,-Advocate, _4Jile 14, 1964 June dotes still popular with area .brtides. J. M. enjoys trip Owen Sound. Thirty nine m Penttere.and Wends of lierpadele WI took bps trip to. Qweh. SPUN laat Wednesday leaVing Bleeter ,l am. Highlights Of the tour in Owen Sound was visit to the rest home of Mrs, Etta iipplgert, formerly of Exeter, who, has 0. lovely 20eyoprn home and well- kept grounds, She served the 1.4dieS a cup of tee, The lediee saw the canning of asparagus .#,Seneet'seatieing factory, They alSo make pie fillings, jams and fruits and operate ail year,. At the geom-, fan Chinas the process of pnttinO, patterns pn china, was watched, and many beautiful dishes ternp.4 ted the lediee, The gepup were given the facilities 9f. the cap, tee% for their noon lunch with free coffee. The making of Sipe Mountain pottery was another process which was interesting and ene jpyed by the Wipe, pinner.at the Edgwatee lea climaxed the day in Owen Sound. mrs. T.,orne ()Ice, Mrs. Almer passrnore and Mrs. garnet Hicks arranged the trip. PrnieotenaPzeil;earai rlecael,1 evert he Pour immediately into constantly. Stir into ftnit mix- four tall glasses, lure, Continue stirring .about minutes. Ladle quickly into glasses. Cover et once with tight Ude. When jam is set (may take up to 24 honrs), store in freezer. If jam will be used within g or 3 weeks it Meer be stored in refrigerator. strawberry jam has been added to the 0444 recipes this year, 1 1/2 cups PrePerea straWbere ties (a494 1 1/2 pint; ripe Plate, pour ounces (helf a cup), dash of salt bowlP3llrr4tl:Qc)::: pan.i')1;r: rleYiG rindres ripe. ‘;'') 4ss strawberries,. about ,r pe el) :lee/s1 a; • , •, 1/2 cal) PP:Tared rhubarb 4 cups(/, 3/4 10.s.) Ptiger Sin and rtholleR and low in strawberry lee ereatn try 99ttagq pheese,-rich in prge refreshing: drinks made with 1 box pPsYdereCI frgit pectin fat, makes a_ refreshing centre 1 cups hulled strawberries of interest log Et summer salad 3 to 4 tbl sugar Measure I. l/$ cups tutc/sIsrge an average serving, SupplieS 1 tp le11194 juice deny protein requirement end 1/2 pint strawberry ice ,creambasel'ibrrPtiell/e/2.?11)14.ndAsthlrhtbtatir:.PrqaaWr" about one-third of the body's 3 cups milk gents, Alternate cottage cheese costs only approximately six oalt, ,I,ip.r 030 lemon. juice, Mix mix Well 40 w stand; mik, crush strawberries and add Measure sugar, add to fruits, cf(t)91?srtli rtpY: Dalgygiltil Is* 7c:PielntyI June. ;t:r rYs:111:ai ; thoroughly fsr)1Aatkhciedy C 'C 19 'ldb. ' and milk a t 4P PP-IltniilCil4141;rctr:raer111;s boil and boil 1 minute, stirring water and powdered fruit pectin in a email sancepan, Bring to a made STRAWBERRY SODAS pint strawberries -g tbl sugar 2 12-04 bottles soda water or ginger ale 1 pint strawberry ice creep?. Crush berries; add suear and mix thoroughly. Divide mixture among four tall glasses, Add a scoop of Ice cream and a little soda water to each glees. Mix well. Add remaining soda water and top each glass with a scoop of ice cream. Potted Roses in bloom $1,65 each Variety of Colours Reder's Florist 235-1673 RHUBARB STRAWBERRY JAM Many of you last year tried the "no cook" type of jam and were quite pleased with the re- sults. We found it kept well, too for we still have a small jar of raspberry jam which has kept almost the year in the regrigerator and not frozen. A new recipe for rhubarb COTTAGE CHEESE MOLD 1 pkg flavored gelatin (lemon, lime or pineapple) g tbl lemon juice or vinegar 1/2 tp salt 1 tbl minced onion 1 tbl minced green pepper 2 tbl chopped celery 1 cup cottage cheepe Prepare gelatin according to package directions, adding salt and lemon juice. When partially set, fold in onion, green pepper, celery and cottage cheese. Pour into moistened mold and chill until firm. Unmold on lettuce and serve with mayonnaise or sour cream dressing. Serves six to eight. When buying cottage cheese food speci all et sreconameed purchasing only what can be used in one week as it is quite perishable. STRAWBERRY MILKSHAKES Strawberry ice cream, a.spe- cial feature durieg "Dairy Month" in June, is delicious in cones, sundaes or sodas. For To reside in Exeter The husbands of the Legion Auxiliary members were the perfect hosts lastSaturda.y eve- ping when they catered to their wives at a banquet in the Leglee Hall. Max Hareess convened the "social highlight of the yeer", and the men turned out in great forge to prepare the roast beef dinner, serve the ladies and do all the dishes and clean-up work after. The ladies were highly amuse ed when the vegetables were served in suitable bowls but lacking suitable silverware and. the beef was served on platters in large thick slabs, A near catastrophe was discovered when the saladmakers made a delicious salad consisting of cabbage plus all the food intend- ed for the relish trays. Nevertheless, 1VIrs, Harold Wurm, president of the Legion Auxiliary thanked the Legion gentlemen on behalf of all the ladies, for a very delicious and well served meal and there was considerable app 1 au se when Mrs. Wurm suggested that this be an annual event. After the workers bad rested from their ordeal, they danced with their wives to the records of disc-jockey Max Harness. ... photo by Jack Doerr MR. AND MRS. GERALD J. GACKSTETTER Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cecil Dawson, who were married in Evangelical UB Church, Credi- ton, Saturday June 13 at 3 pm, will make their home in Exeter. The bride, the former Nancy Ann Fahner, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fahner, RR 2 Crediton, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dowson, RR 1 Varna, are parents of the groom. The church was decorated with baskets of pink snapdrag- ons with white pompoms edged in blue for the ceremony at which Rev. A. M. Schlenker officiated. Mrs. Emmery Fah- ner, Crediton, played the wed- ding music and accompanied the soloists, Mrs. Russell Lee and Mrs. Ross Mathers, who sang 'Travel to United States with blue flower bodice and white accessories. For travelling to Detroit and other points in USA the bride changed to a blue nylon under lace dress with matching walk- ing coat, white accessories and white orchid corsage. The couple will reside in Exeter. burn, niece of the bride, wore white nylon with lace top, rhinestone tiara with shoulder- length veil. She carried a cro- cheted basket of yellow shasta daisies. John Smithers, brother of the bride, was ringbearer carrying two rings on a white pillow trimmed with gold rib- bon. John Oke, Exeter, was best man and Earl Gackstetter and Gerald Glousher ushered the guests. A reception was held in the church rooms decorated in gold and white. Receiving guests were the bride's mother in pink nylon and lace sheath with matching coat and the groom's mother in blue nylon sheath Exchange vows at Kippen O Perfect Love, Wedding Pray- er and Walk Beside You. Given in marriage by tier father the bride wore an orig- inal floor-length gown of white nylon peau de sole styled with long lily point sleeves, semi- scoop neckline, fitted bodice with large, roselike bow at the back and full skirt with large rose clustered applique in front. A crown of pearls held her shoulder-length veil of nylon tulle, She carried 25 pink De- light roses with ivy and white ribbons. Her sister, Miss Margaret Fahner was maid of honor in a street-length dress of vivid pink chiffon. She carried a cas- cade of light blue carnations. Miss Sharon Dowson, RR 1 Varna, sister of the groom, and Miss Jean Anderson, RR 3 Exeter, as bridesmaids, were gowned in seablue chiffon and wore matching wedding ring headpieces with tiny veils. They carried cascades of light pink carnations. Peter Beach was best man and ushering guests were John Erb and Wayne Steeper. A reception was held in the church where the mother of the bride wore a royal blue sheath with white accessories and corsage of pink carnations and white carnations, The groom's mother chose a pink sheath with white accessories and pink rose corsage. For travelling the bride changed to a powder blue linen suit with white accessories. Susan Mae O'Brien Lostell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Lostell, RR 3 Kippen, and Harold Wayne Prldham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Prld- ham, RR 1 Cromarty, exchang- ed marriage vows in St. An- drew's United Church, Kippen, before Rev. Howard Plant Sat- Huron Guides erect building Huron County Girl Guides and Brownies are taking a big step which will provide them with better camping facilities in the near future. With the assistance of volun- teer labor from neighboring communities, they have started construction of a 24' x 30' building at Glen Mac Scout camp near Seaforth, The building will serve three- fold; c am ping facilities for Brownies during their pack holiday house week; supply shelter for Girl Guides during wet weather; and a very useful storage for camping equipment when not in use. Former resident assists hospital South Huron Hospital has been notified by the executors of the estate of the late Mrs. Frank Sweet that she has given them a bequest of $3,000. Mr. and Mrs. Sweet lived in Exeter for some years, where he worked as a mason. She was the former Ida Mitchell. Their last residence was Sarnia. They had no children and the money is to be used for an addition or improvement to the hospital or to the equipment or furnishings as the board sees fit. Of Canada's $4.9 billion worth of exports in 1962, two-thirds of the total was accounted for by nine commodities -- newsprint, wheat, lumber, wood pulp, nick- el, aluminum, petroleum, iron ore and copper. Squire reunion held at Exeter The Squire reunion was held Saturday June 13 at Riverview Park, Exeter with a fair at- tendance. A picnic dinner was enjoyed. The afternoon was spent in sports in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Don Meyers, London. Following the evening meal there was election of officers for 1965. President is Nelson S quire; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Norman Hodgins; table committee, Mrs. E. Squir e, Mrs. Albert Scott and Mrs. New Refrigerators GIVE MORE SPACE — CONVENIENCE AND FLEXIBILITY urday, June 6, at 7:30 pm. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a Street- length dress of white nylon organza over pure silk with lace bodice, long sleeves, and scoop neckline. Her bouffant veil of silk organza was held by a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a white Bible crested with deep pink carnations with white streamers and trailing ivy. Matron of honor was Mrs. Glen Sturgeon, Hayfield, sister of the bride wearing a sheath dress of white lace over blue taffeta with white accessories and carrying a crescent of deep pink carnations. Groomsman was Glen Stur- geon, Hayfield. A reception was held at the home of the bride's brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons, Seaforth. The bride's mother received guests wearing beige flowered organza over brown taffeta, brown ac- cessories and carnation cor- sage. The groom's mother chose a blue lace sheath, white accessories and corsage of pink carnations. For travelling to North Bay and point s north the bride changed to a peach colored suit with white accessories and car- nation corsage. The couple will live on the groom's farm, RR 1 Cromarty. Rebekahs mark 16th celebration Pride of Huron Re be k ah Lodge marked its 16th birthday last Wednesday evening by en- tertaining Seaforth Edelweiss Lodge, whose members put on the opening and closing exer- cises. Mr. and Mrs. Carfrey Cann showed pictures of their trip to Florida and also displayed sou- venirs. Mrs. Ross Skinner and Mrs. Howard Pym sang a duet and Mrs. Amiel Willard favored with an instrumental. The Past Noble Grands lit the candles on the birthday cake. The annual picnic will be held June 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Skinner. Winners in the winter euchre marathon were: high, Mrs. Ar- chie Ryckman; lone hands, Mrs. Roy Pepper; and consolation, Mrs. Amiel Willard and in the couple's marathon Mrs. Harold Bell was high; Mrs. Roy Pepper, most 1 o ne hands, and Mrs. Douglas Wedlake, consolation. Friends shower Saturday bride Miss Sylvia Johns, London, whose marriage takes place at Elimville United Church on June 20, has been honored at several pre-nuptial events. Hostesses included Mrs. Harry Bishop and her daughter Eleanor and Mrs. Martin Hendel at the former's home on St. Andrew St., Mrs. Raymond Mc- Kay and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell Jr. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell Sr. onHigh- bury Ave., Mrs. Thomas Keyes and Mrs. Arthur Roberts at Mrs. Keyes' home on Giles St., and Miss Mary Alice Settering- ton at her apartment on Western Rd. A community shower was held in the Elimville IJC basement with Miss Carol Johns and Mrs. Hans Gerstenkorn as hostesses. The bride was also presented with a gift from the office and technical staff of the Depart- ment of Pathology, Victoria Hospital, following a barbecue. Following the rehearsal Fri- day evening, Mr. and Mrs. Bul- las will entertain at their home on Ford Cresc., London. Ethel Squire; Tea committee, Albert Scott and Edgar Squire; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Nor- man Hodgins and Mr. & Mrs. Don Meyers. It was decided to have the picnic next year at Riverview Park, Exeter the second Sun- day in June. 17emed,-,14044te ,4,eden4 a. ale,i4;le&ve v°9644;if Let us assist you with your plans for that all important wedding day. COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OP • INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENTS • INFORM"( LS • ACCESSOEIES LIBERAL TRADE IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR DROP IN AND SEE THE '64 GE APPLIANCES RUSSELL ELECTRIC PHONE 235-0505 EXETER .. '''''''''' • '' .. . . photo by Jack Doerr DOUGLAS C. DOWSON MR. AND MRS. Mothers! Every Day Can Be Father's Day If He Is Wearing A Pair of HUSH PUPPIES nip-on and laced styles in pig skin in colours, Houndawg, lagebrush and Brown. Smooth leather in Black or Brown. PS if he already has a pair of these fine shoes we have (Hush Puppy" hats to match. Like the shoes the hats ire made from genuine pig skin that resists soiling and mly $9.95. SEE THEM SOON AT Smyth's Shoe Store Ltd. "SAVAGE" FOR CHILDREN "NA TURALIZER" FOR WOMEN A GOOD SELECTION OF "McBRINE" LUGGAGE ALWAYS IN STOCK Summertime Is Sunburn Time Q. T. "TAN" TANS WITH OR WITHOUT TAN.. $1.85 NOSKOTE FOR NOSE AND LIPS ETC. . . .89C COPPER TONE SUN TAN OIL, SUN TAN LOTION $1.'75 STRAW HATS, TANNING JELLY .. . . . $2.00 INSECT REPELLENTS . „ . . . .980 BATHING CAPS Ferns, peonies and candel- abra formed the setting in Greenway United Church for the ceremony uniting in marriage Barbara Anne Glousher,daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. CecilSmith- ers, RR 3 Parkhill, and Gerald John Gackstetter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Gackstetter, Exeter, on Saturday, June 13 at 2:30 pm. Rev. Clinton A. Brittain was the officiating mini st e r and Miss Evelyn Curts, organist of the church, played the wedding music and R obe r t Johnston, Parkhill, was soloist. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a sleeve- less, floor-length, gown with bell-shaped skirt of nylon over peau de sole appliqued with pearls and lace, a detachable train was fastened with match- ing rosettes. A removable jack- et with lily point sleeves was worn over the bodice. A pastel beaded crown held her bouffant veil of nylon tulle. She carried a white Bible crested with red roses centred with a gardenia and with stephanotis, fern and white streamers. Miss Joan England, Exeter, was maid of honor wearing a gold peau de sole form-fitting sheath with detachable train. A matching wedding ring head- piece with gold net veil and bouquet of white mums com- pleted her ensemble. Flower girl, Sandra Wood- Mr. Ted Wainer is a patient in South Huron Hospital. His sister, of Romeo, Mich, visited him over the weekend. Mr. Charles Coward, HUron St. E. fell from a flagpole and fractured a vertebra in his back Thursday. lie is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Allen and Craig of Montreal visited last week with Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Allen, Exeter, and Mr: & Mrs. William Allen of Winchelsea. Mr. & Mrs. Lee Learn and Fred and Mrs. Norah Taylor flew from Malton airport Thursday for a ten-day visit in England and on to Germany to Visit with the formers' son, Mr. & Mrs: Max Learn and family. Mrs. Lettie Carr of Detroit spent Sunday with Miss May Jones, Miss Margaret Jones of Cal- gary is visiting with Mr. &Mrs. Cecil Jones and Other relatives. Bob Johnston of Oshawa spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Johnston. "Personally, care for these horrot movies," MODEL 13'7L41 13 Cu. Ft. FROST GUARD REFRIGERATOR FREEZER • No defrosting in refrigerator or freezer • Slide out shelves • 105 pounds capacity freezer • Swing out porcelain enamel vegetable crisper photo by Phillips MR. AND MRS. HAROLD WAYNE PRIDHAM Your choice 1101ti paper stocks, type ityiei and sizes, able fir Select yder wedding inAtationa l announcements and accessories with complete confidence as to quality and correotneas of toren, • ), WE ALSO HAVE PERSONALIZED *EDDING, NAPItINS, MATCHES AND CAKE SORES