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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-03-18, Page 8Sun Shop GRAND BEND Opening . • Sat., March 20 10 a.m. — 5 p.m. Weekdays NEW SPRING THINGS! • Denims • Pants, Knickers, Jackets & Sets • Suede Belts with Matching Bags • Pant Suits • Swim Suits! Mothers Huron County Health Unit invites you to attend the Exeter Child Health Clinic, Health Unit Office, basement entrance off Anne Street, South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on the second and fourth Monday of each month from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. WHY? To reduce dental decay by application of Fluoride to all children, ages 3 to 5. You can earn this KODAK hutment camera FREE with a purchase of 9" or more of quality Retail products listed here. DON'T MISS THIS SPECIAL OFFER AT MIDDLETON Orbs :FriirT.c.-1—.91 PHONE 235-1570 EXETER I FREE • Aft art,v Ail 11I/ /e. " CAMERA OFFER FROM (iag-q) CAPRI&EA Cei /eve irtt *Oro lov fr.., yob! t,414 D,4 bid.e b1.,4 rolkettnl aroled000nt4 le.AY IY1 CI's,. 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CARNATION MILK 16 oz, tins Open Friday Until Nine Page $. Times-Advocate, March, 18, 1971 XEMMTME21 uar7;4631217MMRTMat.7.1 Facts Ni Fancies BY Gwyn .80y faster Seals Still, the Prime Minister's wife is lovely . . . and my husband did say . . , Mairrunmm, I wonder what it would be like to be a red head? VOLDI WOOLLEYS . . In An Array of D elightful Colors $11.95 to 14.95 sit" Smyth ' S STORE MAIN ST. EXETER Consumer and Corporate Affairs Minister Ron I3asford has named five ex-policemen as special investigators in the department's five regions. Their function is to investigate offences under the Combines Investigation Act related to deceptive advertising. In our region the man to call regarding phony advertising is Julius Arvay, 480 University Avenue, Toronto; telephone 369- 3344. OVEN-FRIED CHICKEN WITH CHEESE SAUCE — Ever tried chicken with cheese sauce? It makes a highly nutritious dish of unusual flavor. The chicken parts are first browned on top of the stove then baked in a shallow pan. Fasting them with a blend of milk and butter makes them delightfully crisp, I lllllll .III,I111111111111111111081,1 llllllll ll lllll 0.Ii lllll I 1111111Illl14111111l11111111I111l11l1111111111111F llllll F1111111111 M1111 Recipe Box 1111111111 111111111 l IIII$IIII llll llll llllll lllll l l $ That big wind of two weeks ago was nothing mere than the collective wishful sighs of all married men over 45 when they heard the news that our Prime Minister had taken a beautiful, red-headed, 22 year-old bride. While a few women wagged their heads at the PM ehoosing a wife 30 years younger than himself, most of the men were privately thinking, "I should be so lucky!" Even my own true-blue spouse looked a little melancholy. It was sheer luck, therefore, that just at that particular time, and strictly for a joke, I tried on a blond wig. The result was electrifying . . literally. My husband's eyes lit up like neon signs and he swore that if I'd promise to keep the wig on, and take ten pounds off he wouldn't trade' me in for a new model, after. all. In other words, if I'd change, he wouldn't switch. It sounded like an ultimatum, but nevertheless, I decided to play it cagey and cast about for other reactions. Besides, being born a brunette, I had always believed that the old pundit about blonds having more fun was nothing but evil propaganda. Here, was my chance to check it out personally. The responses to my color switch were varied from the rest of the family: Need each other Christian women's council Chicken gives excellent value when compared with other meats. Combine with cheese and you have 'protein plus' dish as well as one with an unusual flavor combination. During baking, the chicken pieces are basted with butter and milk and become crispy. At serving time they are ac- companied by a smooth cheese sauce containing chopped par- sley. every small cell Thirty six women from Dash- wood, Hensall, Creditor), Exeter and district met for brunch Thursday morning at Trivitt Parish Hall. Their purpose was'to form a Christian Women's Council made up of ladies from different churches. Mrs. George Anderson, who has been instrumental in organizing a chapter here, told her audience that in church there is usually dedicated Christian "it is good for to know of women and to meet and get each /1 other. Oldest daughter agreed with her father, "Really smart, Mom . makes you lopk years younger," Sixteen year old boy said "Wig? . , what wig? . oh . s'awritagess." Eleven year old boy screamed, "I'm ashamed to death . . don't let my friends see your Thoroughly modern, hippy daughter (the one who thinks I'm as out of date as last week's newspaper) cut me down with, "Degrading, cheap and disgusting , you're not really going to wear it?" "Yes," I said, "I'm really going to wear it." So pulling up my courage as I pulled on my wig I ventured off to work. The fun started. It took five minutes for some of my fellow employees to recognize me and when they did their facial expressions were beyond value. The remarks that followed, however, were not always so priceless. "Didn't realize the sun had been that bright," was one caustic comment. During the men's coffee break they nicknamed me 'The blond bomb of Edward Street' and a few of the wise-acres shielded their eyes from the glare every time they passed through my office. Out on the street the first two people I chanced to meet were an elder from the church and my minister. Stout fellows, both of them kept perfect decorum and neither so much as blinked an eye. The chap behind the wicket at the Post Office had a little more trouble. He looked, then gaped, then turned to get my mail. When he faced me again he said, "There's nothing I can say!" Invited to a party, it seemed the perfect opportunity to have some fun with my friends. Expecting them to let out hoots of derision when they saw me turned out as a blond hussy it was somewhat shattering when no one even mentioned it. Well, at least I found out I have polite friends . . . if they couldn't say anything nice they weren't going to say anything at all, I guess. On the other hand, I'd often wonder why people were staring at me so strangely when I'd stop to speak to them on the street. It wouldn't occur to me until later that the blond wig, which I had completely forgotten, was the cause of their questioning looks. Well, it was interesting . . . the different reaction and ob- servations, I mean. Some critical, a few embarrassed, several amused and a handful flattering. All of them seemed to believe that because the color of my hair had changed I had changed, too. I got the distinct impression I was expected to have more zip, zap, wit and sauce. It was great fun . . too much. After a week or so I couldn't keep up the pace. So, all you blond girls, you'll just have to go on having more fun than the rest of us. I freely admit it's more than I can han- dle. I'm back to being a lazy, lackadaisical, humorless brunette again and it's mighty comfortable. Mrs. Anderson also outlined the concepts of Christian Business and Professional Women's clubs of which the Council is a branch. A harmonious hymn sing was led by Mrs. Eric Luther, of Hensall, accompanied by Mrs. Betty Smith at the piano, "We Need Each Other" was the theme of Mrs. Art Whilsmith's meditation. She stressed that next to God Himself, Christians need each other. The ladies unanimously agreed to meet again the third Thursday in April and to bring a friend. US a 2 cups diced cooked chicken 2 cups sliced mushrooms (about 1/2 pound) 2 tbsp. butter 2 tsp. lemon juice 2 tbsp, buttered bread crumbs Melt 3 tablespoons butter, blend in flour and seasonings. Gradually add combined bouillon and cream. Stir and cook until smooth and thick. Add cheese and stir until melted. -Combine sauce with chicken, Saute mushrooms in remaining 2 tablespoons butter and sprinkle with lemon juice. Add mushrooms to chicken mixture. Turn into greased baking dish, sprinkle with bread crumbs and bake at 350 degrees until lightly brown (about 30 minutes). 6 servings. Oven-fried Chicken with Cheese Sauce 1/4 cup flour 1/2 tsp. salt 1/s tsp. pepper 1/2 tsp. paprika 3 whole chicken breasts or 6 whole legs Oil 3 tbsp. melted butter 3 tbsp. milk Mix first four ingredients, coat chicken and brown in oil about 15 minutes. Arrange skin side up in a single layer in shallow baking pan. Spoon butter and milk over chicken and bake at 350 degrees until tender (45 to 60 minutes), turning once or twice to crisp evenly. Huron-Perth Presbyterial Cheese Sauce 3 tbsp. butter 3 tbsp. flour 1/2 tsp. salt 1/8 tsp. pepper Y8 tsp. paprika 1/2 tsp. dry mustard 2/3 cup skim milk powder 2 cups water 1 cup (4 ounces) grated cheddar cheese 2 tbsp. chopped parsley Melt butter, blend in flour, seasonings and skim milk powder. Gradually add water mixing thoroughly to blend all ingredients. Stir and cook until smooth and thick. Add cheese and parsley and stir until cheese melts. 6 servings. Huron-Perth Presbyterial executive met at Egmondville United Church, March 10. The theme was `Using the Tools God Has Given You,' and Mrs. Stewart Miner gave the devotions. Reports were given and plans made for the work of the presbyterial this year. The meeting was well attended. Chicken and Mushroom Scallop 3 tbsp. butter 3 tbsp flour 3/4 tsp. salt 1/8 tsp. pepper 1 tsp.prepared mustard 1 cup chicken bouillon 1/2 cup light cream 34 cup grated cheddar cheese Hurondale IV 4-H meeting The first meeting of Hurondale IV 4-H club, was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. D. McKnight. Officers were elected as follows; president: Leisa Ritchie; vice president; Darlene Porter; press reporter, Linda Ritchie. The second meeting was held at the home of assistant leader, Mrs. A. Mathers. We decided upon the nickname,Fashionettes. The leaders demonstrated how to make alterations. This club is called Separates for Summer and each girl will make a two piece outfit. The third meeting was held at Mrs. McKnight's home, March 9. Members learned how to in- terpret pattern markings, and also how to staystitch.