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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-01-11, Page 11Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert J. Stanley photo by Engel 540 ae 7-At ad4 1,01111116. HERE'S HOW TO Wed 50 years Family In honor of their parent'a golden wedding .anniversary,, the family of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert J. Stanley, 579 Regent St„ London held open house December 27, 1972 in the C.E, hall of Colborne St, United Church for 149 relatives and friends, Prior to the open house, a dinner was served for the members of the family by the ladies of the chnrch. The hall and tables were all decorated in gold. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley received holds op en house Auxi liary to supply new furniture and curtains • ..,Neol.f n+.41. 410111,1•011, a number of gifts, bouquets of flowers and a gold and crystal chandelier from their family. Messages of eongratUlations and best wishes were received from Queen Elizabeth; Governor General and Mrs. Roland Michener; Prime Minister Trudeau; Robert Stanfield; Ross W. MacDonald, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario; Ontario Premier Wm, Davis; Robert Nixon, leader of the provincial opposition; Judd Buchanan, MP. 1 tablespoon blanched slivered almonds 'Sugar to sprinkle Beat eggs slightly. Add salt, sugar and milk, Mix, thoroughly. Melt butter in 7-inch fry pan hot enough to make drop of water sizzle. Pour in egg mixture and reduce heat. Cook slowly, tilting pan and lifting cooked portion with spatula to allow uncooked mixture to run underneath: When eggs are just set, arrange peaches over half the omelet. Fold over, sprinkle top with almonds and sugar. Brown under broiler until top is golden brown (1 to 2 minutes). Serve im- mediately. 2 servings. Custard Sauce 3 eggs 1/4 cup sugar 1/6 teaspoon salt 2 cups hot milk 1/2 teaspoon vanilla Beat eggs, add sugar and salt and blend well. Gradually add hot milk, Cook over simmering (not boiling)water, stirring constantly until mixture begins to thicken. Immediately remove from heat. Cool and stir in vanilla. Chill. Serve with peaches. Makes about 21/2 cups. for London West; Gordon W. Walker, MPP for London north; and their former neighbors, Mr. W.A, Stewart, Minister of Agriculture and Mrs. Stewart. On December 27, 1922, Mr and Mrs. Stanley were married at the bride's home by Rev. Arthur Kellam, Thorndale, The bride, the former Jennie Fitzgerald, is the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. E.C. Fitzgerald and the groom is the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. N.J. Stanley. They went to Chattanooga, Tennessee on their wedding trip. The couple have two sons and four daughters: George, Hanover; John, Lethbridge; Mrs. Verne (Shirley) Towers, Glen- coe; Mrs. Andrew (Jean) Elder, Willowdale; Mrs. George (Maria) Adams, Birr; and Mrs. Peter (Joan) Wiseman, Agin- court, They also have 17 grand- children. Both Mr. and Mrs. Stanley were active members of Lucan United Church for 45 years and for the past five years, have been members of Colborne St. United Church, London, Sorority books now available Mice Beer was hostess for Alpha Pi chapter sorority January 9. Roll coil was an- swered by naming a voice which had made an impression on each sister. Mrs. Beer announced that the cookbooks had arrived, a com- bined effort of Alpha Pi and Zi Gamma Nu chapters, containing a collection of favorite recipes. They are available from any chapter member. New secret pals were chosen after which Debra - Newby and Jay Skillender presented their program, "voice and vocabulary." Three short im- promtu skits were done by eager volunteers, followed by a skill- testing vocabulary test. President Mrs. Walter Davis, Presided for the first meeting in the New Year of the South. Huron Hospital Ladies' Auxiliary. It was decided that the auxiliary would limit hospital tours to children at grade two level only, For several years, the auxiliary has taken .grade II children on a tour of the hospital in conjunction with one of their subjects, family health, Among other things, they are shown X- rays, and red blood cells under a microscope. There has been great demand of late, however, to increase the services to children of other ages. Last year, the auxiliary had a grade VIII career's day, and since September, have had several requests for other similar actions, Because of the amount of work Involved, however, it was decided to limit the visits to grade This. It will be some time before these can be arranged, because of the high rate of communicable diseases and the large number of patients present in the hospital, At the meeting, the auxiliary also decided to replace the curtains and furniture in the staff lounge, They also discussed the possibility of making some sort of contribution to the health guidance centre provided once per month at the hospital for senior citizens. Jantnory 1.1, 1914 P00* II THANK YOU Having sold my .business in Wopaharn, I wavid.like to thank my customers fQr their patronage during the past 54 years, It is my wish that the same consideration be shown to Dennis Richardson, the purchaser. - H. G, Webber The season for fruits has been extended over 12 months of the year thanks to the canning process. Canned fruits bring variety and color to winter meals and are a tasty commodity to have on hand at home or at the winter cottage. They are sold under three grade names: Canada Fancy, Canada Choice and Canada Standard. Canned fruits should be stored in a cool dry place where the temperature remains constant. They may be kept indefinitely as long as there is no sign of leakage or bulging which indicates that spoilage has taken place, The contents of dented cans are not usually affected, unless the dents are severe enough to cause leakage, Canned fruits stored in the winter cottage or taken along on a camping trip may be subjected to accidental freezing. If they have been frozen they are still safe to use but the texture may be slightly soft. Repeated freezing and thawing will break down the texture of the canned fruit even more. Freezing does not, however, impair the flavor or nutritive value of canned goods. Cans exposed to freezing temperatures should also be checked for signs of leakage or bulging. Bulging may occur as a result of increased pressure inside the can. As the contents freeze they increase in volume. Frozen canned foods may be thawed at room temperature or over boiling water. As these products do not keep long once they are thawed, you should plan to use them, as soon as possible. Frozen 1,canne0 fruits '-that have lost Nine firinness may be used in desserts where the texture is not as important'as flavor. The home economists, Agriculture Canada, Ottawa suggest interesting recipes for 4 tasty desserts, made from canned peaches and eggs. Eggs are plentiful now and are always economical; so buy an extra dozen and try a peach omelet for dessert or a custard sauce on canned peaches. These recipes are also tasty when made with canned fruits. Peach Omelet 2 eggs Pinch salt 1 tablespoon sugar 2 tablespoons milk 1/2 tablespoon butter 1/2 tablespoon butter 1/3 cup drained, sliced canned peaches Add variety to winter meals, use canned fruit DEMONSTRATES CERAMICS — Everyone got into the act when prospective grade nine students visited S.H.D.H,S. for a look at what they will encounter in September. 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