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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-11-25, Page 13Can you just smell those mince pies baking ? Main St. UCW had a bee Tuesday afternoon to make mincemeat for Tuckey, Mrs. Oscar Tuckey, Mrs. Glen McKnight, Mrs. Percy sale at the bazaar in the church Saturday afternoon. They are using Merkley, Mrs. Jim Paisley and Mrs. Roy Webber. T-A photo an old "tried and true" Tuckey recipe. Left to right are Mrs. B. W. By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE KODAK I nstamatic 104 COMPLETE $21.95 ORDER NOW! Photo Greetin BLACK AND WHITE g Cards 25 FOR $ 3.00 25 FOR $10.50 lower for s. COLOR Prices proportionately larger quantitie Wiz) Fiia0,;a &Us Wgz 0•; 474:4 Oi-19xiz Pho:,Pha 5p -a 042 NZ Isa• 541.= 7i • e, Colognes and Per- fumes by Faberge, world famous for perfumes. BEAUTIFULLY GIFT WRAPPED SETS Assorted Colognes . . . . $2.75, $3.75 Perfume and Cologne $3.75 Creme Perfume $2 50 Body Powder, Perfume & Cologne $13.75 Hair Dryers . Cameras Bill Folds • Men's Sets Bahamas Draw Tickets Too MIDDLETON Drugs it PHONE 235-1570 EXETER w L.:,4::,;,..3,k4.,4.,,:gi.vg.,,g,wi..,:,.pi,,,;,.,:.,,,,,,,:.,421 .47a1;,y •Vea om=9?..,atza:vsiacalli.,,=)Nol A I brighten your Christmas scene el il • • • with FLOWERS and GREENS A Artificial g Arrangements :4 Poinsettias Please order '2" early from Fresh Potted Mums $150 up it Order Early For Best Selection on hand or made to your choice Viewmaster Reels & Viewers UNTLET , H DRUG STORE -1 :-....------- I .1 EXETER Telephone Onfaria ..... 235.1070 ..100TIMI•••••••• .....z.,j,..au.,......, Elmvlle UCW elect officers for season Couple wed at Centralia Miss Judith Marlene Gridzak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gridzak, Kippen, became the bride of LAC Ron Cann of Sid- ney, Nova Scotia, Saturday, No- vember 20 at 11 am. padre J. H. McAvany of Cen- tralia RCAF Station performed the ceremony in the chapel at the Station. Baskets of yellow mums and candelabra formed the setting for the occasion. Mrs. Amiel Willard of Exeter played the wedding music, playing c 4 0 Perfect Love". The bride chose for her wed- ding a waltz-length gown of point- de-sole over taffeta, with lace bodice, lily point sleeves and full skirt with matching chapel train of point-de-soie. Her head- piece was of rhinestones and held her shoulder-length veil. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations crested with trailing ivy. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Peter The General meeting of Grand Bend United Church women was held last Tuesday evening with a good attendance. Mrs. Wm. Stur- devant opened the meeting with hymn, scripture and prayer. Mrs. Clarke Kennedy, pre- sident presided for the business. Mrs. Lloyd Walper presented the slate of officers for 1966. Past president is Mrs. Clarke Kennedy; president, Mrs. Well- wood Gill; vice-presidents, Mrs. Wm. Sturdevant, and Mrs. Wm. Blewet t; recording secretary, Mrs. Raymond Kading; corres- ponding secretary, Mrs. Leroy Bariteau; treasurer, Mrs. Lorne Wright; pianist, Mrs. Mansel Ma- son; ass't pianist, Mrs. Verne Sharpe; Conveners, finance, Mrs. Doug- las Shepherd; nomination, Mrs. Lloyd Walper; communityfriend- ship, visiting, Mrs. Ray Patter- son; Christian citizenship and social action, Mrs. Carmon Lo- vie; periodicals, press and pub- licity, Mrs. Elgin Webb; program committee, Mrs. Ed Gill; Christ- Gridzak. Miss Kathy Cook of London, as maid of honor wore a floor- length blue taffeta gown, long gloves and carried pink and white carnations with trailing ivy. LAC Tom Crossman of Cen- tralia was best man. A reception was held at RCAF social centre, Centralia, where the bride's mother r eceived guests in a royal blue jersey sheath with black accessories and a white carnation corsage. The groom's mother chose a jade green chiffon dress, feather hat, and corsage of white car- nations. For travelling the bride wore an olive green suit, black ac- cessories and pink carnation cor- sage. The couple will reside in Cen- tralia. Guests were present from Nova Scotia, Toronto, London, Park- hill, Exeter and Centralia. ian stewardship and recruiting, Mrs. Alex Hamilton; card, Mrs. Fred Willert; flower, Mrs. Colin Love; social, Mrs. Art Finkbein- er. All conveners' presented their annual reports, also all units re- ported their activities for the year. Treasurer's report after all bills paid showed a balance of over $400 of which $150 was voted to over and above gift fund. Mrs. Leroy B ar 1 t e au had aprons on display for sale left over from summer bazaar. Lunch was served. Too much salt in soup can be eliminated by putting slices of raw potato into the pot. The potatoes will soak up the ex- cess salt and you can remove them before serving the soup. Make marvellous looking miniature meat loaves by spreading your meat into an ice-cube tray and pressing the divider clown to separate the meat into squares. Fiesta Flash COMPLETE Out fiti $11.25 Brownie Starmite Outfit $1COMPLETE 5.95 Mrs. Jack Hern and Miss Jean Copeland attended the Annual meeting of the district Horti- cultural Society in Grace United Church, St. Thomas, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia and Ellen visited Satur- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Levy & girls of Russel- dale. Mrs. Robert Rundle & Jack visited Wednesday with Jim Run- dle of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Rundle & Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, Terri and Scott & Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hern attended the 50th wedding anniversary din- ner given by Mrs. Rundle's par- Happy Doubles view slides The Happy Doubles Club met Wednesday evening with a fair attendance. Mr. Ross Hodgert was chairman for the program of which the theme was "Fa- ther Forgive Them For They Know Not What They Do." Mrs. Ross Hodgert assisted with the worship service. Mrs. Ray Cann sang a solo accompanied by Mrs. Reg Hodgert. Mrs. Jack Stewart gave a reading. Mr. ,and Mrs. Edwin Miller showed pictures of their recent trip out West which were much enjoyed. Murray Dawson president took charge of the business when it was decided to have the Christ- mas banquet Friday December 3. The election of officers for 1966 took place. Presidents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller; vice presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart, sec-treas, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cann. Several games were •enjoyed. Lunch was served by the commit- tee in charge Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Passmore. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott of Exeter at the Legion Hall Tuesday evening and also atten- ded the open house Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Solomon & family of Glencoe visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Beckett & girls. The UCW catered to the Lions' Club banquet Tuesday evening when they entertained guests from Woodham & district. Brenda & Larry McCurdy of Kirkton spent Sunday afternoon with their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Ira McCurdy. Mr. and Mrs. Reg McCurdy were Sunday even- ing guests. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Clarke of Exeter visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawson & Eddie. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keizer & family of Embro were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Beckett & girls. Mr. Oliver Hazelwood returned home from Toronto Hospital Sun- day. Several from the community attended the open house held in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott of Exeter on Wednesday when Mr. and Mrs. Scott were celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Allan McLean of Exeter vis- ited Saturday evening with Doug- las Smith. Mr. and Mrs. JohnRodd, Pam- ela •& Calvin visited Friday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tay- lor of London. Pamela & Calvin stayed over until Saturday and enjoyed seeing the Santa Claus parade, Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Rodd & family were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Rosen- berg and family of Tavistock. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Selves of Science Hill visited Sunday with Mrs. Mary Jaques. Mrs. J. Jaques visited Fri- day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Selves of Exeter. The Elimville UCW met at the church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. John Batten vice president in the chair. Roll call was a "Written Suggestion for 1966 Programs". Mrs. Philip Johns and Mrs. Allen Johns had charge of the program. Rev. Hugh Wilson showed the pictures of their recent trip to the British Isles taken this paSt summer. Mrs. Wilson was pre- sented with a pot of mauve mums. The slate of officers were pre- Films shown Crediton WI The Crediton WI met Wednes- day November 17 at the Com- munity Centre, with Mrs. Harold Fahner showing films on sec- tionized fruits and canning of fruit juices. Roll call was answered with "Your favourite juice for break- fast" followed by a group song: The motto "The peace of the World depends on Food" was given by Mrs. Earl Neil. Dianne and Sandra Shapton favoured with a piano duet, Current Events was given by Mrs. Earl Haist followed by a vocal duet by Sandra and Dianne Shapton. President Mrs. Lorne Hodge conducted the business. M r s. Earl Neil reported on plans for the Plowing Match for 1966 to be held at Seaforth. The Hos- pital Auxiliary report was given and all members were invited to the Christmas meeting to be held Dec. 14. The date for the Senior Citizens' Banquet was set for Dec. 6. A donation of $10 was voted for the work of the Blind. Mrs. Lorne Hodge gave a full and interesting report on the London Area Conference held at Stratford. The Crediton WI Christmas meeting will be held Dec. 1 at which they will entertain the other eight local branches with the highlight of the meeting being on hair styling. Two ferns were dedicated at the service in the United Church Sunday. They were presented by Mrs. Arthur Brophey and her family in memory of the late Mr. Arthur Brophey and by Mrs. Joseph Eagleson in memory of the late Mr. Joseph Eagleson. Joey Thomson of East Williams spent the weekend with his grand- parents, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Horner. A presentation was held in the Corbett Community Centre Fri- day evening for Mr. & Mrs. Ger- ald Glousher, newly weds. Miss Alice Brown visited last week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Rufus Turnbull of Grand Bend. Mrs. Arthur Brophey of Park- hill spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Elton Curts. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Hodge of De- troit spent the weekend with Mrs. Albert Pollock. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Glousher of Galt spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Smithers. sented and installed by Rev. An- drew Boa. Jionorary, President is Mrs. Philip. Hern; president, Mrs. John Batten; vice presi- dents, Mrs. Gilbert Johns, Mrs. Howard Pym; secretary, Mrs. Howard Johns; assistant secre- tary, Mrs. Philip Johns; treasur- er, Miss Ruth Skinner; assistant, Mrs. Harold Kerslake; pianist, Grand Bend WI hear reports Grand Bend WI met Thursday afternoon in town hail with 27 ladies present and Mrs. Roy Morenz, president in the chair. An invitation was read from Crediton and accepted. Mrs. Ray- mond Kading gave a report on fall board meeting. Mrs. R. Mor- enz reported on Area Convention. Group 2 with Mrs. Ed. Gill con- vener will hold a bake sale at December meeting. Mrs. R. Mor- enz, Mrs. R. Kading and Mrs. W. Gill to plan bus trip. Mrs. T. MacMillan of Exeter was guest speaker and was intro- duced by Mrs. Morenz. She gave an interesting demonstration on Christmas Wrappings and bows. Mrs. Raymond Kading thanked Mrs. MacMillan. Lunch was served by Mrs. Leroy Bariteau. Mrs. Max Turn- bull and Mrs. Mansel Mason. At a Sunday School executive meeting at Grand Bend United Church dates were set for the annual Sunday School meeting Friday Nov. 26 at 8 pm, annual Christmas tree concert Decem- ber 17 at 8 o'clock and White Gifts Sunday December 12 at 11 am. Citizenship theme UCM meet The Crediton UCW met in the Sunday School rooms Wednesday evening, November 17. Mrs. Gar- field Hill led the worship period assisted by Mrs. Sam King. Mrs. Robert Hiltz led a discussion on Christian Citzenship. President Mrs. Robert Reid conducted the business. Various reports were given including the report from the nominating com- mittee. It was decided to send the UCW White Gift to the UNICEF Milk Fund and to continue with the mystery sisters for another year. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Wilfred Mack and Mrs. Elmer Lawson. Mrs. Freeman Herne, Mrs. New- ton Clarke, singing leaders, Mrs. Harold Bell, Mrs. Philip Johns; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Franklin Bkinner; Supply committee, Mrs. Lewis Johns, Mrs. Lorne Word, Miss Verda Kellett, Mrs. 0 r v ill e Campbell; manse committee re- presentative, Mrs. Ross Skinner; Christian Stewardship, Mrs, Wm. Rout ly; Christian Education, Mrs. Gilbert Johns, Mrs. Jack- son Woods; community friend- ship, Mrs. Lewis Johns„ Mrs. John Coward; Christian citizen- ship, Mrs. Horace Delbridge, Mrs. Howard Johns; auditors, Mrs. Delmer Skinner, Mrs. C har le s Stephen; nominating committee, Mrs. Murray QPW- MI, Mrs. Emerson Penhal e, Mrs. Lorne. Hlford, Mrs. squire. lierdman; flower committee, Mrs. Harold Hell, Mrs. Alvin Cooper; Puying committee, Mrs. Philip Hem, Mrs. Lloyd Johns, Mrs. Freeman Horne, Mrs. John Hern; press secretary, Mrs. Ross Skinner,. Following the program Group H served lunch with Miss Verde. Kellett and Mrs. Lloyd Johns as hostesses. The December meeting will be Saturday afternoon Dec. 4 at 2pm when they entertain the Messeng- ers, Cradle Roll and mothersfor a Christmas party with a visit from Santa Claus. Times, Advocate, November 25, 1905 Page 13 Mrs. W. 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