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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-05-09, Page 9. . . photo by Jack Doerr MR. AND MRS. ERIC R. CAMPBELL Area couple married Waltham Timing The World Since taso WILSON'S JEWELLERY & 4itt5 Exeter Pleasing. You Pleases Us, All That Remain 1/3 OFF Dresses - Coats - Blouses -'Housecoats Jackets - Don't Miss These Bargains! All Marked for Quick Salt it sgpowswirrMi EXETER,, ,ONTARig, MAX 9 J.908 PAGE 'S Attractive decorations feature feature banquet Sail add titea kfrottd Rally round the kitchen, girls and boys! May 12 is Mother's Day "off". Since mother is the cook for 364 days of the year, she will be sure to enjoy food that someone else prepares es- pecially U she doesn't have to wash the dishes. Notice the hint!!! We suggest Dad and the lads be responsible for the first course- Sunday may even be warm enough to barbecue steaks or harnburgs. STRAWBERRY PINEAPPLE BOATS 1 pint fresh strawberries, hulled 1 medium-large pineapple Sugar to taste 1 cup heavy cream 1/4 cup honey Cut strawberries in half. Cut pineapple in half lengthwise. Re- move core from pineapple. Re- move pulp. Reserve shells. Dice pineapple pulp. Mix Strawberries with pineapple. We realize that strawberries are being imported and are high in price but, after all , this is a special occasion and a few goes a long way. pile fruits into pineapple shells. Whip cream until soft peaks form; add honey or fine sugar gradually. Whip until thor- oughly blended. Serve fruits with whipped treain or with dream whip. MARSHMALLOW PARFAITS tOu will enjoy making a des- sert as easy and pretty as MS one. 1 pkg (2 00 jello, any fruit flavor I cup -belling water 1 cup cold water (scant) 1 cup miniature or diced marsh-. mallows IlissolVe jell° in boiling water4 Add cold 'Water' -chill until quite thick. Whib 2/3 cup of the gel- Springtime in Japan was the theme for the decor for the. James Street CGIT mother and daughter banquet in the church hall last Wednesday evening at- tended by about 80, Guests were welcomed by Linda Bourne. A toast to the mothers was proposed by Marlene Desjardine and replied to by Mrs. Desjardine. Mrs. Carl Mills toasted the daeghters to which Gwen Mills responded; A toast to the Church was giVen by Janice Frayne with Rev. S. E. Lewis responding. Guest speaker was Mrs. a S. Warren who spoke on ''Our Goals and Purpose in Life". She was introduced by Mary Margaret Jeffery. Brenda Brintnell favor- ed with a humorous reading. Six graduates each wore a corsage. They are Julia Hey- wood, Dianne Oke, Linda Bourne, Barbara Dougall, pain Sereda. and Carol Lynn Shapton. The Mini-Gals put on a skit Spring Fantasy modeling the bathing suit of yesteryear with the bikini of today, the long skirts in' comparison with the mini skirts and even a CGIT uniform of old which resembled the pres- ent day outfit except for the skirt length. The Teeny Boppers presented the Carol Burnett show of jokes, The Exeter unit of the Feder- ated Women Teachers Assoc- iation of Ontario met Tuesday, April 30, when Main Street UCW served a smorgasbord dinner to 45 members. President Mrs. DonBrine, Ex- eter, chaired the business meet- ing which was held at 4:30 prior to the dinner. Miss Joan Dettmer, Exeter, presented a travelogue with slides of her recent trip to Her- riddles and commercials. A sing,- song concluded the program led by Mrs. G. Sereda with Mrs. Vincent Doyle at the piano. All joined in a circle and sang Taps. Big, gay flowers made by the James Street United Church is bustling with activity every other Wednesday morning. The conven- tional ladies' meeting in the church parlor has given way to something new and exciting-The Coffee flour. Concern over the fact that they felt young people were not a part of the church's activities, resulted in a new form of fellow- ship for young women and moth- ers. With tea pr coffee, these wom- en gather around the big table in the kitchen. The atmosphere is comfortable and friendly. This is a rather unique group as there is no executive. Most meetings take the form of a discussion group, with each girl taking her turn to prepare a meeting. lin, Germany, and showed con- ditions on both sides of the wall. Mrs. Floyd Stewart entertained with two readings. Usborne Cen- tral Public School was res- ponsible for the program with Mrs. Beth Batten as convener. Lucan teachers will be in charge of the next meeting to be held in Biddulph Central School the latter part of May when a slate of officers for the 1968- 69 year will be presented. girls and Chinese lanterns were featured in, the decor with Cut out kimonos as plate cards. may 15 the CGIT will visit the Crippled Children's Hos- pital in Victoria, Lor;don. The past year their program has beep a series on ,,Family Living and Development". The family, from its beginning with the young couple, through child- rearing, the empty nest, middle age, and old age, has been studied. These discussions encour a g e everyone in the group to par- ticipate. Film strips, tape recordings, books and speakers have added variety. The sessions are lively, frank and friendly. At one meeting, love in its many forms was studied. They discussed the various form love takes through a lifetime. The "loved" and "unloved" were compared. As a result of this meeting the women decided to adopt an orphan child from over- seas. Another project began as a re- sult of a discussion on "old age', and its problems. This group now visits some of the elderly people in the community. Two or three girls go visiting while a third babysits the children. While all this is happening the church parlour has become a nursery. Kind volunteers from the UCW units babysit the child- ren. Children range from infants to kindergarteners. Sometimes as many as 28 children are run- ning, jumping, creeping, crying and laughing all at one time. Both children and mothers are enthusiastic. iP James. Street CGIT honor mothers Springtime to Japan was the decor for the James Street CGIT Mother and daughter banquet held in the Church last Wednesday evening. Japan has been the girls' study this year. In the Upper picture viewing a Japanese lantern are Mrs. D, S, Warren, guest speaker, and her guest, Mrs. Hilton Laing and CGIT preeident Ueda. Bourne. Below, left to right are Mrs. Nelson Wells, Cathy Holtzmann, Mrs. Harold Holtzrnann and Kathy Wells. . T-A photo atine until fluffy and doubled in volume. Spoon about half of the clear gelatin into about 8 tall, slender glasses. Top with marshmallows, whipped gelatin and remaining clear gelatin-4n that order. Chill until firm. Maybe you prefer to make a frozen dessert ahead of time. Try this simple one which is quite popular. Crush 12 to 16 crisp chocolate wafers with rolling pin to make 1 1/4 cups. Cream 3 tbl butter and add some crumbs and 2 tbl confec- tioner's sugar. Cream well. Work in the rest of the crumbs. It will still be crumbly. Spread half of the crumb mix- ture on the bottom of a refrig- erator tray. Spread 1 pint of ice cream (any flavor you like) over the crumbs. (I find the brick of ice cream halved is fine to put over the crumbs.) Then sprinkle the rest of the crumbs on top. Freeze till firm, about 30 minutes or longer, even over- night. Cut in squares and lift out with spatula end serve. Teachers view German photos All Purpose Coats. A large selection of plain and patterned fabrics Values to 29,98 Princess Nylons Reg. .49 Now Wobasso Sheets and Pillow Slips Fitted Bottom and Plain Top Sheets Plain and Patterned Panties Church Coffee Hour features discussions 15th Anniversary Special All Reduded 15% Miss Elizabeth Elaine Eller- ington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ellerington, Exeter, and Eric Roy Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell, Hensall, exchanged marriage vows before Rev. S. E. Lewis in James Street United Church on Saturday, May 4 at 5 pm. , Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a street-length pastel blue shantung dress and coat with beaded roll collar and matching accessories. She wore a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Attending the bride as matron of honor was Mrs. Tom Eller- ington Jr., her sister-in-law, wearing a pale pink A-line crepe dress with nylon lace coat, matching accessories and cor- sage of white carnations and pink roses. Alvin Campbell., Hensall, was best man for his brother. A wedding dinner for the im- mediate family was held at the Dufferin Hotel, Centralia, and a reception and dance was held at the Hensall arena later in the evening. Prior to her wedding the bride was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Alvin Campbell assisted by Mrs. Murray Baker. 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