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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-11-20, Page 13B. & D. Jig Saw Kit Makes straight, curved. or fancy tuts Pt wood. plastic, metal and tile Includes power rig saw, table. and 4 spoyelitod blades. Capacity 1" hardwood. 11/2" softwood. uear you There's a "W. /0.0 10,401 to it,t et/00141 en oil mil Nell` lana Hand Mixer Mashes, whips, and Mixes. Features 3..Spood control, detachable boaters for easy claanirigl' powerful lightweight muter, Sunbeam Steam and Dry Iron An established Canadian favoorife! Faster, owner ironing. Custom grip atay.coot Negri Mile guide and heat control torte Quart Stainless Steel Sauce Pan Constructed of triplo•ply stainiess Wei that's easy to dean yet maintains its kitchen beauty, Complete with Cover. HOUSEHOLD GIFTS OR THE RIOHT SIZE, COLOR OR STYLE? 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Features drill, 3 twist drill bits. 3" wire wheel brush and buffing wheel, chuck key holder, &' rub. ber backing pad, three 5" send. mg discs. and 11' wheel arbor Arese MRS. F4,DOIDGE ' clieV, Str4t torn owniitir '?" by Arthur Geiser. Mrs. Doidge brought with her many lovely antiques and furnishings she has acquired over the years. Her home is beautiful and decorated tastefully and with a touch of elegance. Outdoor Floodlights Outdoor Extension Cords Red thermoplastic coy. °red ;cede with rod Paralleled blade cap and connector body. 26 ft WAS 16 ft,' $1.69 Last spring the provincial government finalized plans to establish an Ontario Regional Veterinary Services Laboratory on the campus of the Centralia College of Agriculture Technology, Huron Park, At the same time, it was decided to move the Animal Health Technicians Course from the college at Ridgetown to the one at Huron Park where the facilities of the new laboratory would be available, Three key men were appointed to fill the positions opened by these moves. They were Dr. Thomas Pridham, head of the Veterinary Laboratory; Dr. R. Doidge, co-ordinator of the A.H.T,C. and Dr. Gary Balsdon, assistant to Dr. Doidge. All three purchased homes in Exeter and moved their families here during the summer. I spent .a most pleasant afternoon speaking with their lovely, talented wives. I feel sure, they as well as their husbands, will contribute much to our community. Interested in Antiques A vivacious brunette, Donna Pridham is the mother of five lively children whose ages range from thirteen years to five years old. Busy as she is she still finds time for many other interests and hobbies. Mrs. Pridham loves music, plays the piano herself and oversees the practising of three children who are taking lessons. She has an avid interest in antiques and owns a fine collection of shaving mugs and mustache cups. When I visited her she was in the throes of restoring several MRS. THOMAS PRIDHAM old frames and mounting in them some quaint old prints. Several pieces of furniture are in different stages of refinishing in the garage of her home. "It's great therapy ” , she exclaimed, "when I feel like letting off steam and maybe saying something I'd be sorry for later, I go out and sand the old paint off a chair!" With two of her children she collects stamps and they possess a world wide collection, The Pridhams purchased a lovely, new red brick residence on the corner of Edward and Huron Streets, Mrs. Pridham, a lover of flowers, is already planning. the flower garden she will start next spring, Raised on a small fruit farm near Guelph, she was working in that city when she met her husband on a blind date while he was a student at the university. They have moved eight times since they were married in 1955. While Mrs. Pridham still thinks of Guelph as home she is hoping the family will put down roots here for many years. Designs own Clothes Mrs. Gary Baldson is a chic, pretty blond Home Economist who graduated from Guelph eat the University, She majored in Clothing and Textiles and has the know-how and talent to design and sew many of her own clothes, A fine cook, .she likes to branch away from ordinary recipes on special occasions. When entertaining she will sometimes select a theme and a country and plan her whole menu around this. She possesses an impressive coqk book library. Th is w inter Dorothy is enrolled in a pottery course which she says, she "thoroughly enjoys." Before moving with her husband to Ridgetown in 1968, where he taught at the MRS, BALDSON Agriculture College, she, herself taught the Home Economics course at Arthur High School and Welland Centennial Secondary School. When they came to Exeter last summer they purchased the stately old home on4" Albert Street, which was owned by Mr. & Mrs. Claude Farrow. Since moving in they have both been busy painting and papering and making plans for further renovations in the future. Mrs. Balsdon finds the restoration plans exciting and hopes to keep the decor in keeping with the age and character of the house. They have one child, a little boy David, who is one year old, Members of the Anglican church, Mrs. Balsdon says she" and her husband like Exeter very much, In the summer they were captivated by the tree lined streets and the facilities of our lovely Riverview Park. Dorothy Balsdon was raised Misses Gladys and Minnie Kestle had the pleasure of a visit from their niece Shirley and her husband Keith Colby recently. It has been twenty-four years since the Colby's left Canada to make their home in Mr. Colby's native land, Australia. Eleven years ago they visited Canada and stayed with Mrs. Colby's father, Luther Penhale. Their daughter Susan and son 'Peter were with them at that time. Susan is now an occupational therapist and is married. Peter is studying electronics and workin in a TV station for the Australian Broadcasting Co. in Melbourne. Friends and relatives found it very interesting to hear news, views and customs of Australia told with such a delightful accent. The Colby's enjoyed a trip to Kentucky with Mr. and Mrs, Wm Ellerington, the latter being a sister of Mrs. Colby. Foci's .N' Fancies By .Gwyn at' Fort Erie where her parents still reside. Active in Clubs Mrs, R. Doidge is the charming and graeious lady who moved with her husband and family from RidgetoWn. They had resided in that town for sixteen years and during that time Mrs. Doidge was a very active club woman. She is Past-Regent of the and Past President of the Home and School Association. Mrs. Doidge is also an active worker in her church and when she left Ridgetown she was the president of the Anglican Church Women. Since moving to Exeter she has not affiliated with any organizations except Trivitt Memorial. Church. She says she is enjoying being less busy and spending more time at home. Mrs. Doidge, who is a native of New Brunswick is an enthusiastic bridge player, and loves to cook. She usually finds time to bake her own bread, much to the delight of her family. There are five Doidge children; Brian at Windsor University, Brenda at Windsor University; Donna and Dennis who attend SHDHS and Ian, a student in the Exeter Public School. Dr. and Mrs. Doidge purchased the large home on They also made trips to Toronto, Windsor, Elmira, Orillia, Port Severn. , During these trips their movie camera was busy taking pictures of Ontario landscapes, Last week the Colbys left by train for the west coast. There they will visit relatives before boarding a jet for home. Exeter UCW hear speaker Unit 2 of the United Church UCW marked Remembrance Day at their meeting Thursday, November 13. Reverend George Anderson of Trivitt Memorial Church gave a very interesting and relevant address. Mrs. Margaret Coates contributed a special vocal number. Couple mark anniversary Sy MRS, STAN Pligsgc.ATPFl CREM7iTON EAST Mr. and Mrs. John .jesney,. were honored by a dinner party in the Dufferin Hotel, Centralia, Saturday November 15, It was their 40th wedding anniversary, Mrs. Jesney was presented with a corsage of pink roses by her family,- - Dinner was followed by a dance at the Community Centre in Crediton, where .abOut 1.00 friends, relatives and neighbors were present. Friends came from as far as Kitchener and London. John Jesney and Wilhelmina Flynn were married by Rev. McTavish. They moved to Crediton then, and still reside in the same house. PERSONALS Mr. Marvin Wein fractured his leg Saturday evening after slipping on his front steps. He is in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mrs. Stan Preszcator, David Glanville and girls spent Tuesday with the fortier's daughter, Mrs. Ron Foran and daughter Karen of Blyth. Mr. & Mrs, Stan Preszcator spent Thursday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Edward Regele of Walton. Miss Tammy Preszcator spent Tuesday with Miss Laura Beck of RR 1 Exeter. Murray Glanville of Exeter and Rodger McKnight of Goderich visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator, Mini Light Set 20 Canadian G.E. bulbs In now "push•in" type sockets. Colourful, assorted sparkle lamps. LEMON BREAD-Mrs. R. Doidge Mix together 1 cup white sugar 1/2 cup butter 1 tsp. salt Add: 2 eggs, one at a time and beat well after each addition. Add: grated rind of 1 lemon 11/2 cups sifted all,purpose flour 1 tsp, baking powder 1/2 cup milk 1/2 cup chopped walnuts or maraschino cherries Line loaf tin with wax paper and bake 1 hour at 350'. Take from oven and let stand in tin about ten minutes. Then turn out and brush top and sides with the following: the juice of the lemon, in which has been melted 1/4 cup white sugar, PORK HOCKS AND CABBAGE Mrs. T. Pridham 8 pork hocks 1 large onion, chopped 1 tsp. Caraway seed 1 tsp. salt Place in dutch oven or large kettle and add enough water to cover the hocks. Boil until the hocks are tender and practically fall apart. Remove hocks from water and add one large cabbage finely shredded. Cook until tender. While the cabbage is cooking melt 1/2 lb. of good quality shortening in fry pan. Add blending flour to make a paste. Stir until golden brown color. Add the flour-shortening mixture to the cabbage and mix well. Then add 1 20-ounce tin of tomato juice and simmer for about 10.15 Minutes. Pot hocks back into the cabbage mixture and serve. CHRISTMAS CAKE Mrs. G. Balsdon Preheat oven to 276'. Grease, line with brown paper and grease again an 8" x 8" x 3" fruit cake pan. Combine and allow to stand 2 hours or overnight: 2 pkges {2 oz. each) slivered blanched almonds 2 pkges {8 oz. each) candied cherries cpukpgs (r8moszin.ischopped mixed peel 1 cup currants 1 cup chopped dates 1/2 cup brandy Dredge fruit with 1/2 cup all-purpose flour. Sift together: 2 cups all-purpose flour 1/2 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp, cloves lspi tsp.1 alce 1 tsp. cinnamon 1/2 tsp. salt Cream: 1 cup butter Gradually blend in: 2 cups lightly packed brown 6 eggs Mix together 3/g cup molasses cup apple juice Add sifted dry ingredients alternately with liquid, Make 4 dry and 3 liquid additions, combining lightly after each addition. Fold in flavoured fruit. Turn into prepared pan. Bake in 275' oven for 3 to 31/2 hours. u YOU CAN CHARGEX sHop HElIE witH ammis YOUI:1 CHAkGEX Home of the Beautiful Bridal-Knot Diamonds Couple from Australia enjoy Canadian visit oPMe.UmoNro e;;:lXiiz•eas•Nir4,47; •OXirt.A2r,kr3 WO•140 NO ;434X04irie.;*1sgesssessciessvaississsaisivaseisiessiesisisa xsasssastssossastss:, .* Wilson's Jewellery Opposite Exeter Post Office Insured FREE for a Lifetime PLEASING YOU PLEASES US C.G.E. Floodlight Bulbs Holiday bulbs with famous Canadian General Electric quality. Completely weatherproof. Medium base 100 watts. 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