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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-12-10, Page 6Hospital staff fete Auxiliary members of the Hospital Aux- iliary were guests of the Hos- pital staff for their December meeting Tuesday afternoon. Following a brief business session conducted by the new president, Mrs. Harold Taylor, Administrator Miss Alice Clay- pole announced a short program in which Mrs. William Pollen sang two selections and led in the singing of carols with Mrs. A. Willard at the piano. New director of nursing, Mrs. Frances Loughead was intro- duced to the ladies. The ladies were invited to the board room where a salad plate, Christmas cake and a cup of tea were served from attractively decorated tables. Mrs. Mildred Holtzman and Mrs. George Davis poured tea. Over 50 were in attendance. The things that come to the man who waits are seldom the things he waited for. ,Nnighl. took home the Christmas Huron Park: party __ COP. Convenors Mr.P, Ph9fiTcl, and mr, Q. Lefleur were very had many winners „..1='..cyh's..g' 11119anC41:L17et; 4aatify Christ The King chap, Thursday; Dec. 0, a very M. A. Guthrie:1 were the crib- successful social evening was bage champions. held at the community centre Following the card party five at RCAF geatralia when the games of bingo were played. WorsensCatholic Worsens League, Holy Winners were Ron Violett p, Name Society andCatholic Teen Chris Lefleur, MTS. J. Audit, Club combined their efforts to Ken Moon and Mrs. P. W. sponsor a card party ead bingo. Forester. Lunch was served while cards The evening came to a close were being played. Prize win- with a bake sale featuring ners for euchre were J. U. Christmas goodies, This pop- Tremblay and E, J. Lesnick. lar table was convened by Mrs. Winners for bridge were Mrs. C. Lefleur. The winner of the A. Dodd and Ron Violette, Mrs. 18 pound turkey door prize was A. L. Hinson and Father R, mr. E. S. Bengston. Mrs. V. el. Cath y Beauty Lounge 244 Main St. S. Exeter 235-1533 Perms * Cuts * Sets * Tints Monday to Friday 9-6 Thursday Evening Only Closed Saturday Cathy Robbins, Prop. n.ctrin.comfgccommtimm.c.ccincortgovimmonc.% Marriage vows were spoken by Marion Eleanor Bentley and James Walter Jones both of Exeter, in Trivitt Memorial Church Saturday, November 21. Rev. J. P. Gandon officiated. A recep- tion was held at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. Jack Doerr IICE CREAM CLOVER LL C ONS REAM 1/2 GA 79 -Swanson's Libby's Junior TV Dinner ChickeirriurlillY'ox 594 POLY PEAS 2/39 `N FANCIES rilgeletft=2.Z=VIS=MMOSAION:."'"eir'Magat'ZIIMZMIMMINUSerlefeSela. litiOk**4 04 >4 HI-FASHION BEAUTY SALON ZURICH announces the appointment of Mrs. Helen Horner Helen is a graduate of Bruno's and is an expert in hair coloring and permanent wav- ing. We also have the new hair pieces to add glamour to any hair style. Call 236-4982 Zurich and make your appointment with Helen or Delores. Hours: Tues., Wed., Thurs., 9-9; Fri 9-6; Sat. 9-12. ttlaggirifAlfggiikitfdritfRia141.11ALOUgg'Att0141,CCOlgiagifSALCO Greet your guests with the traditional favourite for holiday festivities. Order your supply of our rich, wholesome, Teady.fo-serve eggnog. 10 LB. BAG 99c REDPATH GRANULATED SUGAR ROBIN HOOD QUICK OR INSTANT 4 OFF 1 LB. BAG MIRACLE WHIP COFFEE APPLE JUICE SODAS GRAHAM WAFERS WESTON'S PLAIN OR SALTED 1 LB. SALAD 32 OZ. QT. .1 cgc DRESSING JAR CHASE & SAN BORN ALLEN'S VITAMINIZED 79' 48 OZ. TIN 3ic 3/5 1 mccoRmicK.s 35C 13y2 OZ. BOX 100z. 3/33c HEINZ 24 OFF TIN TOMATO SOUP OATS 32 OZ. BAG 27c YORK WAX OR GREEN CHOICE BEANS 2 /354 20 OZ. TIN CRISCO SHORTENING FOR ALL YOUR AMILY BAKING 2 4 OFF 1 F LB. PKG. LBS. 69t BAKERY SPECIAL TULIP 4 OFF 3 LB. PKG, COLORED MARSHMALLOWS MARGARINE 69t For children, much of the fun of any holiday is the anticipa- tion. The fun of getting ready lives in their memory far longer than any of the well-chosen presents. It may be more work for mother, but work that is ever so rewarding. Let the children help decor- ate the house, trim the tree, and putter in the kitchen. A real fun project is a. decoration that is good to eat, Who Cares if in stringing popcorn or making popcorn balls, more popcorn is eaten than not. POPCORN BALL 'TREE An easy decoration that chil- dren can help make is a pop- corn ball tree with miniature pop corn packages tied with bright red bows. To make the tree and pack- ages as pichlred, you will need 4 quarts of popcorn. Pop it 111 two batches following the basic directions for popcorn given below. Then make two batches of the candied popcorn mixture (recipe given) leaving one batch uncolored and tinting one batch a light green. You'll also need gumdrops and other candy rings and de- corations for the tree. You may want to use tiny birds as in the picture but other ornaments could be used as well. Don't forget the ribbon for the pack- ages. Prepare the uncoloured batch of candied popcorn and press part of it Into a lightly greased pan (8 x 8 x 2-inch), filling the pan to the top. (Shape the remaining part Into balls for eating.) Cool, Remove from pan. Cut off two sides leaving a square 6 x 6 inches. Reserve the pieces for making the pack- ages. stand a 14-inch long I/2-inch dowel stick upright in the 6-inch square of candied popcorn. Pre- pare 1 batch of green candied popcorn Mixture. Perm into three balls of graduated sizes of five, three and one and one half inches in diameter. Press balls firmly, then run end of dowel stick through each ball to make a hole. Remove balls from stick, let cool and harden. To assemble tree, drop two gumdrop rings over dowel onto popcorn square; add large pop- corn ball. Add two more gum- drop rings, 'then a Medium size ball, two more rings and then the smallest ball. Top stick with rounded gumdrops. Westinghouse Dryers Featured at $138.47 oua up Now of BEAVERS HARDWARE 475 MoTh S. Exeter 235403 Place your order now for TURKEYS! ALL LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES . Maple Leaf . Fresh Turkeys . Swift's Premium Butterballs Also Geese and Ducks-- Frozen Onl FOR .FREE DELIVERY CALL 235' 0212 Page 6 Times-Advocate, December 10, 1964 Mrs. Hugh Patterson was re- elected president of the Gordon Evening Auxiliary Of Caven church at its annual meeting at the home of Mrs. J. C. Boyne Monday evening. Vim-president is Mrs. Bill Perry; secretary and press, Mrs. Alex Meikle; treasurer, Mrs. Murray Keys; pianists, Mrs. Murray KeYs, Mrs, John Boyne; Secretaries: Glad Tidings and welcome welfare, Miss Carolyn Simpson; literature and library, Mrs. Bert Wilcox; supply and life membership, Mrs. Andy Miller. Mrs. Patterson conducted the meeting and Mrs. Bill Perry led in devotions. All secre- taries gave their annual re- ports. I I I I I UNDER THE POPCORN BALL TREE ARE POPCORN PACKAGES TIED WITH RED BOWS Caven ladies _choose slote Middleton PHARMACY L I I I ••••••1 1.•••••“ A.MI• NIMMI WITH THIS COUPON ONLY I Good to Dec. 19 DOUBLE BED AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKET REG. 15.95 12.95 mal ••• mow mem. Owls NOE Amu mow •••• ma/ I Boneless 2.3 lb. average 89t Hams 2 S Ready to Eat lb. PORK Loin Head Cheese nYt% 99c CHOPS 59C lb. Chicken Loaf or Mac & Cheese reaave49c,,,. GRAPEFRUIT ryahmiteouosr I Pr) ni akn, 4R8i ,vse r 5 tar 39 ( CAULIFLOWER Maple Leaf or Lucas Arthur's APPLES F Sa pn yc 2 .49 b. Snow White Cello 39` Wrapped, Large ea. GREEN PEPPERS ea. 9c Here's a decorating job for mom and the children YORK 20 OZ. HOMOGENIZED WESTON'S 1 LB. PKG. HOW TO POP CORN 1/4 CUP CORN OIL 1/2 CUP POPCORN Heat corn oil in a large (4- quart) heavy skillet or kettle over medium heat about three minutes. Add popcorn. Cover, leaving small air space at edge Of cover. Shake frequently over medium heat until popping stops. Turn popcorn into a large bowl; pick out any unpopped kernels. Makes 2 quarts popped COM. DO not double recipe. CANDIED POPCORN 1/2 cup light corn syrup 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla (optional) FeW drops vegetable coloring (optional) 2 quarts popped corn Mix together in a heavy saucepan corn syrup, sugar and salt and bring to a boil. Cook 2 Minutes over medium heat, stirring constantly. Stir invan- illa and food coloring, if de- sired, Pour over popped corn in large bowl and stir until corn is evenly coated with mixture. Spread margarine on hands and press popcorn Mixture into balls or other desired fornis. 494 3 LBS. $1 PEANUT BUTTER FACELLE ROYALLE FACE TISSUE WHITE oft COLORED 2 /594 INEW DAWN All Colors Hair Color Shampoo $1 891 Rebekahs find baking popular Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge realized $112 from their bake sale Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Rose Maguire, London, donated a dressed doll on which tickets were sold. Kathy Mc- Carthy, RR 8 Parkhill) was the lucky winner. The Christmaa party will be held in the Lodge rooms Dedem- ber 16. All very .special at SPECIAL Full Line SEWING MACHINES BY HUSOVARNA $349.00 390 Main' South EXETER Hoppers- :Hockey Furniture 55Main -235.1090. ,V"Alivi,.0104'S.ACC.100W.OtOVVVit40.W0 ilekt*OW.0.10441 ?.* ETER DAIRY 1744 noilo.otoiwtorkic.*corov.,.*colowp.o.tool1.0,*motot CWL hamper was profitable At the meeting of the Pre- cious Blood CWL held the school Monday evening it was announced that jim Or egus had the 'Well ticket on the Christ- :net hamper Sponsored by the group. IVIrS. D, Ward, convener of the pretect„ reported that $174 had been realized from the hamper. PreSident Mrs. 'Hinton chaired the meeting and all thernbett enjoyed tarols and games: