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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-12-19, Page 9Looking For Christmas Gifts For The Family . . . Drive • North Over The Bridge Snowmobile Accessories Suits, Mitts, Helmets, Boots, Belts, Oil, Gas Cans Tools Socket Sets (1/4 ", 3/s", 1/2 " & 3/4 " Drives) 14-piece wrench sets (3/8 " to 1 1/4 ") Vice Grips, Pliers, Screwdrivers, Metric Wrenches, Vices ( 4", 5", 6") Adjustable Wrenches, Tool Boxes (All Sizes). Sportsmen Golf Clubs; carts; balls; bags; packsacks, Tennis sets, picnic coolers, basketball sets, soccer balls, 3-man tents, Adidas, Sweat- suits, gym bags. Stereo Centre Home Units; Car Units; Tape Cases; Headphones; Head Cleaner Kits; Portable Radios (AM and FM); Clock Radios. Farmer Battery Chargers; Ear Protectors; Booster Cables; Jack-All Jacks; Electric Fencers; Air Compressors, -- HUNDREDS OF OTHER IDEAS — DROP IN AND SEE This Week's Specials Commodore Minuteman Electronic Calculator • 6 Digit • 4 Function With 2 Decimal Setting • Powered by Standard 9- Volt Transistorized Battery • Instantly Dissolves Ad- ding, Subtracting, Multiplying and Dividing Problems For The Farmer, Businessman, Housewife or Student Fits In Your $39 95 Pocket * * Adidas GYM BAGS r .$266 Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 235-0800 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS . . BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY MR. ANDMRS. FRED WELLS 6 CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT MR. AND MRS. LEN PURDY Photo by Engel Pecernher 19, . Page &tam eas ee ewes Hensall pair celebrate G. L. SLAGHT • PLUMBING • HEATING • ELECTRICAL Crediton 234-6381 • Specialty Gifts • Digital Clocks • Billfolds • Cosmetics and Toiletries For Men and Ladies • Philishave Razors For Men and Ladies • Chocolates • Candies • Pipes • Christmas Stockings • Decorative Glassware and Candles 0: .cs and flowers, gifts and cards, oigtIverto.to;:wcammizq.4seergq:Att*,trgtiocrtrirtocrigt,tcrttalxmlcox A Great Place For Last-Minute Gift Shopping Don Taylor MOTORS EXETER I Jack's Peanuts R4e9g4 2 FOR' Eict Head & Shoulders Shampoo Jar 2.4 oz, Tube - 2.5 oz. Your Lotion - 3.7 oz, Choice 994 While You're Shopping SAVE on These EXTRA SPECIALS This Week Ci-G DISCOUNT 433 MAIN ST. x. wiq•s4c4 V;:',AWso;V.isa Wer). EXETER 235-1661 0,4,4p,e4,44a;;;!comt.4.,istmatommovAm0000vitl.Nowo. NOW AVAILABLE Fresh Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks and Geese AT COMPETITIVE PRICES Poinsettia and Mums In Stock BOYLE'S LUCKY DOLLAR Open Friday Til 9:00 p.m. CLOSED SATURDAY and MONDAY AT 6:00 P.M. DASHWOOD TIEMAN'S HARDWARE & FURNITURE Phone 237 3681 Doshwood Potted Whitp. mums. poinsettias and candlebra decorated Brinsley United Church for the wedding of Jacqueline Ann Lewis. and Fred Wells, December 1, 1973. Rev. Nelson. Ernst, Exeter officiated at the ceremony with Bob McIntosh, supplying the music. Sally Stock, Prince Couple exchange vows in Brinsley Brinslev ceremony DISCOUNT PRICES George, B.C. was the guest soloist, The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Doug Lewis, RR 2, Ailsa Craig and the groom is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Wells, Exeter. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a French sculptured white velvet gown and temperature, be sure to puncture the bag and place the bird on a tray, tilting it in such a way as to let the juices run off. As soon as the turkey is thawed, it should be cooked, or refrigerated. You can allow, at the most, one day's delay in cooking, but the bird will have to be refrigerated. To assure a tasty, juicy, tender turkey, cooking time is most important, Take the turkey from the refrigerator only one hour before putting in the oven. This allows enough time to stuff the turkey. Poultry should not be stuffed ahead of time. Roasting at 325 degrees is most satisfactory.Whether you stuff or not, the total cooking time will be the sameRoastwith thermometer in thigh to 185 degrees or ther- mometer in stuffing to 165 degrees. If you don't have a thermometer you will have to rely on a clock and, calculate the time according to the size of the bird. Cooking time for a whole turkey at 325 degrees will take an eight eviscerated weight 33/4 to 41/2 hours, 12 lbs., 43/4 to 51/2 hours, 16 lbs 5I/4 to 6 hours, 20 lbs. 53/4 to 61/2 hours, 24 lbs. 61/4 to 7 hours. matching hood. Her.dress fell into a chapel train and was accented with white mariboo fur around the hoed, sleeves and edge of skirt. Her bouquet was red car- nations with holly and ivy and red velvet streamers, Barb Reinhart, Prince George, B.C., was maid of honour. Bridesmaids were Debbie Lewis, Barb Lewis, sisters of the birde, and Cathy Wells sister of the groom. They were attired alike in red velvet and matching hoods trimmed with white mariboo porn pours. The girls carried white mariboo fur muffs with holly and ivy trimmings. Flower girls were Tracy MacDonald and Joanne Case. They were dressed similar to the bridesmaids with mariboo ac- centing their hoods. The groom was attended by Case Zeehuisen and ushers were Doug Heywood, Don Heywood and Dan Lewis. Ring bearers were Tod Hayter and Tony Andrews. The reception was held at the Crediton Hall and the dance followed at Exeter Legion Hall. After the dinner the bride and groom and wedding party visited the residents of the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich, For travelling to Niagara Falls the bride wore black palaza plants with black and white jacket. The ensemble was ac- cented by red accessories, The couple are residing at 103 Main St. Exeter. The bride is employed at the Blue Water Rest home, Zurich and the groom at Custom Trailors Ltd, Exeter. Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured at showers given by Mrs. Don Hubert, Greta Luther and Doris Hicks, Linda Hayter, Brinsley Community, and nurses from St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Len Purdy, Hensall, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home, December 9. Len Purdy and the former Susan Dalrymple were married December 5, 1923 by Rev, R,A. Lundy of Kippen. Standing up with them were Mrs. Minnie Lundy and William Green of Exeter. After their marriage they farmed in Tuckersmith Township until 1936 when they moved to Hensall. They have one daughter, Mrs. Lorne (Maxine) Weiberg, RR 1, Zurich. A daughter, Mildred Laurine, died in 1941. The couple also have 5 grand- children and 6 great- grandchildren. Mr. & Mrs. Purdy received many congratulatory messages Octa ee.e The Times-AdvOcate would like to extend bir- thday greetings and best wishes to those members of the Over 80 Club celebrating birthdays this week or in the near future. Among them are: Mrs. Leah Baechler, Zurich, Ontario, 80, December 22, Moist and tender, browned to perfection, the Christmas turkey should be thawed carefully and cooked slowly, say food specialists of the Ontario Food Council, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. There are two ways to thaw the bird. If your refrigerator can accommodate the turkey, all you have to do is set the bird on a large tray to catch the drippings, puncture the bag, and wait. Allow 4 to 5 hours per pound. Thawing in this manner will keep the bird cold at all times. Keeping the bird co is important — bacteria can't grow at cold temperatures. If your refrigerator is stocked with other 'goodies' and can't take the turkey, an alternate thawing method is acceptable. Leave the bird in its original unopened wrapper. Place the turkey under cool running water. This process will take about one hour per pound. Remember, however, to keep the water cold. Running warm water will thaw the bird faster; but it will also effect the quality of the turkey and allow bacteria to grow and multiply. Defrosting at room tem- perature is not recommended. At room temperatures (68 to 72 degrees) the surface of the bird thaws quickly, while the inside is still frozen. The surface tem- perature of the meatwill be above 40 degrees for some time (40 degrees is the temperature at which bacteria start to multiply). If you still choose to thaw at room By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein and Mrs. Aaron Wein visited Wednesday with Cameron Wein and. Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner Huron VieW, Clinton. Mr, & Mrs. Fred Sims and Mrs. Bonnie Carey visited with Mrs. Sim's brother-in-law, Chief Engineer Tom Mitchell aboard City of Guildford in Hamilton Harbour last Wednesday. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator spent Monday with the latter's parents Mr. & Mrs, Ed Regele, Walton. vfttro?,teccwort4tvit41-4:mmAtiomocf•tog Don't Miss The Savings on • GIFT •: WRAF Gifts for EVERY Name On Your List Cook turkey slowly to get better results Stock Up For The Holiday . . . GETS LEADERSHIP AWARD — Mrs. David Kestle leader of Clandeboye 4-H clubs received a special award at Saturday's Middlesex 4-H Achievement Day held at Parkhill. Above Middlesex Home Economist Betty Obokata, left, presents a five year leadership award to Mrs. Kestle. Parkhill Gazette photo ...4.wgroilto*tt reotge43;:mizmilwom tv.t With Our MONEY SAVING 12th Anniversary t. SPECIALS 0 Here's A Few. . . Many More In The Store Hugh and Bernice take this opportunity to wish their friends and customers the happiest of festive seasons and good wishes for the new year. 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