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Early summer wedding "inns-Advocata, May :20„. 190 No.
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SHOWERS FOR BRIDE-ELECTS
Miss Thelma Weber of London
Was hostess for a miscellaneous
shower for Phyllis Schade and
Carolyn Brubacher, bride-elects
of June,
Thirty-four relatives attended
from London, St. Jacob's, Niag-
ara Falls, Crediton, Exeter, Hay-
field, and Zurich, They were
recipients of many lovely gifts
for which they thanked all.
PERSONALS
A surprise birthday party for
Miss Emma Bassovv of Zurich
and Mrs, Harry McAdams of Lon-
don was held Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Marie Pask in Zurich,
Present were Mr. & Mrs. Harry
McAdams and David, Mr. &Mrs.
Henry Bas sow, Mr. & Mrs. Milton
McAdams and Durward, Mrs.
Matilda Tetreau, Mr. & Mrs. Bill
McAdam, Donald and Murray,
Mr. & Mrs. Ferd Miller of Dash-
wood and Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Annan and family of Pickering.
Mrs. Lloyd Howe and girls of
London spent several days with
Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Gamble
and family visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Rader and
family.
EVIN RADER
Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader and
family; they all spent Sunday at
Waterloo with Mr. & Mrs, garnet
Weiberg and family.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Ross Love were Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Hardy of Lucan, Mr.
Mansell and Miss Mae Hudgins
of Parkhill.
Mr. Allan Kieinstiver of Au-
rora, Ill, spent last week with
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Rader,
Mrs, Wilbur Stewart of London
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Gaiser and Kim.
Miss Melvina Schade of London
spent the weekend here with rela-
tives,
Mr, & Mrs. Robert Stormes
and family of St. Thomas and
Miss Lynda Tiernan of Sarnia
were holiday visitors with Mr.
& Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan,
Mr, & Mrs. Aaron Restemayer
and Mr. & Mrs, Leeland Reste-
mayer and Robert spent the week-
end at Chesley Lake.
Did you know that on an aver-
age, Canadians buy over 1,000,-
000 pints of ice cream every day
of the year?
Ice cream has a universal
appeal for people of all ages and
the fact that it is served in more
than 90% of Canadian homes
proves its popularity. Owing to
increased facilities for storage
through larger freezing units in
refrigerators and home freezers
it is possible to store ice cream
in greater variety and larger
containers than ever before.
The speed and simplicity with
which it may be served are a
boon to busy homemakers. Not
only is it a delicious dessert
and between meal treat but it
is a nutritious food as well. It
comes in such a variety of de-
licious flavors that it is just
as acceptable served "as is" or
dressed up with sauces or other
toppings. Vanilla ice cream is
still the favorite and probably
the one everyone keeps on hand.
York the bride wore a pink wool
suit with black accessories.
The couple will, reside in Lon-
don, where the groom is employed
by the Department of Highways,
Trousseau tea
Prior to marriage the bride
was feted at several functions
held in her honor. Mrs. McBride
entertained at a trousseau tea in
honor of her daughter Gwendolyn
who, with her mother and the
groom's mother, Mrs. Pearl
Shaddick, received guests,
From a tea table covered with
a lace cloth with a floral center-
piece of white mums and snap-
dragons, flanked with white and
pink tapers, Mrs. Orval Rapson
of Hensall, grandmother of the
bride and Mrs. Rae Shaddick,
Clinton, poured tea in the after-
noon, and Mrs. A. Shaddick,
Clinton and Mrs. Bert McBride,
Zurich, in the evening,
Displaying the trousseau were
Mrs. Murray Milton, Toronto,
and Mrs. Wayne Muck, Goderich,
assisted by Miss Gail McBride,
Zurich, Mrs. George Parker,
Hensall, Mrs. Don James, Lon-
don and Miss Barbara Moore,
Goderich. Serving were Mrs.
Ross McBeatti K ipp en, Miss
Sandra Desjardine and Miss Judy
McBride, Zurich.
Also entertaining were Mrs.
Bert McBride at a miscellaneous
shower; the ladies of Goshen
United Church for a community
s hower, Mrs. Murray Baker,
Hensall, when the bride elect was
presented with a magazine rack
and smoking stand.
A public reception was held for
them at Zurich Community
Centre Saturday evening follow-
ing the reception and dinner in
the church, where they were pre-
sented with a purse of money.
SHADDICK—MeEtRIDE
A lovely early summer wed-
ding took place at Goshen United
Chtirch Saturday, May 21 at 3;30
pm when Gwendolyn Grace Mc-
Bride, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
ciare McBride
'
RR 1 Zurich,
became the bride of William
Thomas Shaddick of London, son
of Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, Hensall,
and the late Ernest Shaddick.
The Rev. Donald Stuart of Bruce-
field performed the double ring
ceremony amid a floral back-
ground of yellow mums.
Given in marriage by her fath-
er the bride chose a gown of
white peau de sole in empire style
featuring pearls and crystal
beaded bodice with elbow length
sleeves. Her veil was caught by
a pearl and crystal crown and
she carried an allwhite crescent
bouquet of gardenias, roses, ste-
phanotis and ivy.
Matron of honor, Mrs, Helen
Horner, Zurich, was gowned in
jade green shan charm featuring
empire waist line, sleeveless
bodice accented with white lace.
She wore a wedding ring head-
piece. Bridemaids Mrs. George
Parker, Hensall, sister of the
groom, and Miss Gail McBride,
Zurich, cousin of the bride, were
gowned identically to the matron
of honor. The trio carried bou-
quets of shasta daisies. Flower
girl Julie James, London, was
frocked similar to the brides-
maids,
Bob Clark, Hensall, was
groomsman, and Bob McBride
and George Parker ushered
guests.
Miss Donna Peck, Zurich, pro-
vided bridal music and accom-
panied the soloist, Mrs. Joanne
Muck, Goderich, who sang the
"Wedding Prayer" and "The
Lord's Prayer".
For the wedding reception for
60 guests held in Goshen United
Church parlors the bride's moth-
er received in a blue lace duster
and dress with accessories in
white. The groom's mother chose
blue green brocade with black
accessories. Each wore a cor-
sage of pink and white carnations.
For their wedding trip to New
1 box powdered fruit pectin
Prepare fruit. Pare medium-
sized, fully ripe pineapple; re-
move eyes and core. Grind or
chop very fine. Measure 2 1/2
cups into a large saucepan. Add
orange rind.
Measure sugar, add to fruit
and stir, then let stand. Mix
water and powdered fruit pectin
in a small saucepan. Bring to a
boil and boil hard 1 minute, stir-
ring constantly. Stir into fruit
mixture. Continue stirring about
3 minutes.
Ladle quickly into glasses.
Cover jam at once with tight lids,
Let Stand at room temperature
24 hours. Then store in refriger-
ator.
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Graduates
Miss Joan Francis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Francis,
Kirk ton, graduated from the
Stratford General Hospital School
of Nursing Saturday May 21. She
plans to nurse at the Kitchener-
Waterloo Hospital.
STRAWBERRY SAUCE
Try strawberry sauce on van-
illa ice cream for a tasty treat.
2 cups washed, hulled straw-
berries, (1 pint box)
1 tbl cornstarch
1/3 cup sugar
dash salt
1/2 cup water
1 tp lemon juice
Mash 1 cup strawberries and
slice remainder. Mix cornstarch,
sugar, and salt. Gradually blend
in water and add mashed straw-
berries. Cook, stirring constant-
ly until thickened and clear, about
10 minutes. Remove from heat
and add lemon juice. Chill. Add
sliced strawberries just before
serving. Serve on vanilla ice
cream.
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
Miss Kaye Worden has com-
pleted her second year at the
University of Western Ontario
and is visiting with her parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Worden and
Marg, prior to leaving for Banff,
Alberta in June where she has
been employed for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Miller has been
visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Raymond
Miller and family, Munro.
Mrs. Sam Norris spent the past
two weeks visiting with Mr. &
Mrs. James Norris and family,
Brampton and Mr. & Mrs. James
Lyall and family, Agincourt.
Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman
and family visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mayer and
family, Farquhar.
South Huron WI
— Continued from page 8
"Huron County has the largest
participation in 4-H Homemaking
Clubs in the province' said Home
Economist Miss Dianne Liddiard
and she said they were consider-
ing five Achievement Days for the
next project, There were four
Achievement Days for Accent on
Accessories with 51 clubs, 582
girls and 110 leaders participat-
ing in the project.
cgiats For You" is the new
short course for senior WI mem-
bers. It is estimated 2,800 wo-
men across the province will be
making their own hats in this
course.
4-H members, Norma Weig-
and, Sharon Fletcher, Margaret
Geiger and Sharon McKenzie of
South Huron are four of seven
girls in Huron chosen to attend
the 4-H Conference in Guelph
June 21-24.
Nurse grad
Marilyn Frayne, SHDHS graduate
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Frayne, Riverside Dr., gra-
duated from Victoria Hospital
School of Nursing, Friday, May
20. Along with four other gradu-
ates five families arranged a
supper party for 80 guests at the
Seven Dwarfs, London, following
the graduation ceremonies.
APPLE BUTTERSCOTCH
SAUCE
3/4 cup brown sugar
3 tbl cornstarch
1/3 tp salt
2 cups apple juice
1/4 cup butter
Mix sugar, cornstarch and salt.
Gradually blend in apple juice.
Cook, stirring constantly, until
thickened and clear, about 10
minutes. Add butter and stir until
melted. Serve warm or cold with
ice cream.
General Foods Kitchen has just
released its biennial group of
recipes for jams and jellies. So
many have enjoyed the recipes
for uncooked fruit in jams and
here is a recipe for pineapple
jam.
Kathy and Mary Jayne Boyd
of Brantford spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr. &
Mrs. Charles L. Smith.
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Ranes-
bottom of Peterboro spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Kerr.
Mr. Bob Johnston of Oshawa
spent the holiday weekend with
his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne
Johnston. Miss Leona Alderson,
also of Oshawa visited with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Alder-
son.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Johns of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Percy McFalls.
Mr. & Mrs. Percy McFalls,
Mr. & Mrs. Richard McFalls,
Mr. Peter McFalls, Mr. Garnet
McFalls and Miss Marion Bis-
sett attended the funeral of Wil-
liam L. Street in Burlington last
Wednesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Oren Winer, Ham-
ilton, visited over the weekend
with the latter's sister, Mrs.
John Luxton and other relatives.
Miss Thelma Dykstra, Guelph,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Harry DeVries and family. Mr.
DeVries is in Holland owing to
the illness of his father.
Friday Mrs. Percy McFalls
attended the reunion of her class
(1931) of Victoria Hospital of
Nursing. Sixteen members were
present.
Mrs. W. E. Fordham, Kimberly
and Lisa spent the holiday week-
end with her mother Mrs. Jean
Mair.
Gail D. Farquhar
Gail D. Farquhar, daughter of
Aub and Grace Farquhar of Ex-
eter receives her degree today,
(Thursday) at the convocation at
Thames Hall, University of West-
ern Ontario. She receives her
B.A. and will teach Latin and
French at Kitchener Collegiate
and Vocational Institute. She was
also named to the Dean's Honor
Roll.
FRESH PINEAPPLE JAM
1 fully ripe pineapple
1/4 tp grated orange rind
4 cups sugar
3/4 Cup water
Entertain at hospital
Mrs. Ed Osborne, RR 2 Monk-
ton, sponsored a program for the
patients at Ontario Hospital, God-
erich, Sunday, May 22.
Michael Hodgert, Exeter, was
MC for the program and gave
violin selections accompanied by
Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Ken
Campbell at the piano. Special
guests were the Osborne sisters
with their step dancing numbers.
Mrs. Campbell favored with ac-
cordion and piano solos
The patients at Goderich Hos-
pital are appreciative of any
entertainment on their behalf.