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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-11-27, Page 13PUBLISHES BOOKS ON SEWING — Arm Romaniuk is shown with three 'How To" books on pattern design and sewing. Mrs, Romaniuk collaborating with Ellen Knight prepared the books which have been published by the Copp Clark Publishing Company. The books are on sale in Canada and the United States with rights pending for sale in other countries. T-A photo Dress designer publishes three sewing books vrogagirr-.4'' HEARING TESTS No Obligation t. EXETER PHARMACY Thurs., Dec. 4 1 to 3 p.m. Batteries, accessories, repairs to most makes E. A. THEDE Hearing Aid Service Ltd. HEARING AIDS 88 Queen St., S. Kitchener Begone' CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 0, Hem celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary November 9, 1975. They were honored by their family with a dinner for close relatives at Kirkton Community centre with open house afterwards. imes call for timepieces Earl Campbell's Christmas selection is guaranteed to please the most discriminating shopper We believe there is a great difference between a timepiece and an ordinary clock. Once you've seen our merchandise you'll appreciate the distinction too. • Classic clocks to decorate your home. • Beautiful watches for him and her. Let us show you the beautiful way of telling time. You Can depend on us for expert service and repairs because Earl Campbell is a certified watchmaker. The Store Where Gift Shopping Is Easy ANOTHER WINNER in our popular Championship Golf Game Ron and Art Cottrell of the Junction present a voucher for $50.00 to a happy Mrs. Marcel Vanneste, RR2, Kippen. She is one of the many winners in the Junction's popular Championship Golf Game. SHOP AT THE JUNCTION—THE STORE WHERE EVERYBODY WINS---OVER $500 ALREADY WON 'Use Your Chargex or Mastercharge FLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER FAMILY CLOTHING • DRAPES • FABRICS EXETER'S LARGEST DEPARtMEN1 STORE Where Quality Merchandise And Fair Prices Meet _ 111.111411001110 — Or the Junction NOW OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT 410 Gwyn's Ceokery Corner 904 co044 eft a 41, Ann Romaniuk has ac- complished something which very few persons achieve. With Ellen Knight as collaborator, she has published three books on the 'how-to-do-it' of sewing. Copp Mr. Jarvis pointed out Christians celebrate the realization of that dream each' year on December 25, but Christians also remember and celebrate Christ's living presence every day of the year. He continued by saying to dream is necessary to our sur- vival but dreaming is not enough. He pointed out that many blessings enjoyed today have come because people dared to dream but were also prepared to take action to make their dreams a reality. Rev. Jarvis concluded by quoting from the book of Revelations, "There shall be no more death, neither sorrow nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain, for the former things are passed away," He stated Christians hope and dream for the day of the perfect kingdom of God. Caven plays host to Lebanon Masonic lodge Much as there is to be said for baking something right from scratch, some of us just don't always have the time to do this, I find myself continually loeoking for short-cut methods and if one uses a little ingenuity it's amazing what tasty fare you can come up with, Creamy Chocolate Pie is quick to make and still tastes super, Even your mast discriminating guest will think you've apent hours, preparing it. Crea my Chocolate Pie Prepare 1 pkg (41 oz) jello chocolate instant pudding as directed on pkg. using only 1 cup of milk. Blend in 11/2 cups thawed cool whip and 1/4 cup of chopped nuts, Spoon into a cooled baked 8-inch pie shell (The store-bought ones aren't bad) Garnish with 1/2 cup cool whip. Sprinkle with nuts if desired, Chill at least one hour. I've often thrown these Easy Macaroons together just a few minutes before I expected friends for tea. They're great for holiday cookies, too. 'Just divide the batter and drop a few drops of coloring into each to make a variety of rainbow cookies. Easy Macaroons 2 - 8 oz. pkgs shredded coconut 1 can sweetened . condensed milk (1: 11,3 cups)` 2 tsp vanilla Seniors enjoy euchre party The Welcome Inn Club held a euchre Friday night. There were six tables of play. Winners were Mrs. Bulloch, high men's; Mrs. Idle, high ladies; Mrs. Bailey, lone hands; Mrs. Mercer, low score. Mrs., McKee won the draw. A tupperware demonstration will be held Friday night. The club now has carpet bowling and billiards added to their en- tertainment itinerary. In honour of Jack's birthday, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickins en- tertained friends and relatives, at a dinner party, Sunday evening. Those attending were Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Noels and family, Mr. & Mrs. Peter DeRyk and family, London, Mr, & Mrs. Harry Noels, Forest, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Howard MacDonald and family, Mr, & Mrs. Peter Sovereign, Lucan. Rev. Ray Miller, minister of Exeter Baptist Church, is taking up residence at 122 Huron StreCt, East. Mix ingredients, drop from teaspoon onto well greased cookie sheet, Bake. in moderate oven (350 degrees) 12 to 14 minutes. Cool slightly before removing from pan. This week, I tried this Casserole Onion Bread, It turned out sur- prisingly well. We had it warm with meat loaf, baked squash and a tossed salad, The next day I brought it to work and made corned beef sandwiches for three young starving reporters who grabbed it up and asked for more. Don't do as I did though. In my usual haste I grabbed a package of mushroom soup instead of onion and had it thrown into the liquids before I noticed it. However, I was able to scoop most of it off and the little bit that did go into the mix didn't seem to matter. Casserole Onion Bread 1 cup milk 3 tblsp sugar 11/2 tblsp butter or margarine 3/4 cup warm water 2 pkgs active dry yeast 1 envelope Lipton onion soup mix 4 cups unsifted all purpose flour Heat together the milk, sugar and butter or margarine. Coal to lukewarm, In water in measuring cup sprinkle in yeast; stir until dissolved, Add yeast mixture to milk mixture, then soup mix and flour; stir and blend about 2 minutes. Cover bowl, let rise in warm place, free from draft until doubled in bulk about 45 minutes, Preheat oven 'to 375 degrees. Stir down batter. Beat or knead vigorously about 1/2 minute; turn into greased 11/2 quart casserole, Bake uncovered 1 hour, + + + Practicing for Christmas, I made a quick Cinnamon Christmas Tree for coffee break. It was attractive and good to eat tool Cinnamon Christmas Tree Using two packages of refrigerated cinnamon rolls build a pyramid with them on a well greased cookie sheet, leaving one or two for the trunk 'of the tree. Bake according to directions on package. Cool slightly and decorate with icing from the packages and with red and green cherries. Members of the Lebanon Forest Masonic Lodge attended service at Caven Presbyterian Church, Sunday. The Huronia Choir were also in attendance to contribute music in their distinctive style under the leadership of Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey. Rev. Wilfred Jarvis entitled his sermon, "A Dream Come True". He said human beings have always dreamed dreams. The Jews dreamed of a day when they would no longer be a wandering people but would live in a per- manent community. This dream was realized when David united the kingdom of Judah and Israel and made Jerusalem the capital. A dream was also realized when under Solomon the first temple was built. But the greatest dream of the Jewish people was the dream of the Messiah. Women in politics -- Continued from Page 1Z firmer grasp on. the whole situation and be better equipped to make a .contribution to the town."' grs. said she felt she should have, started earlier, '41 believe it takes a long time to work youself up to where you can do a .good job as mayor. Neither are strong women libbers, at least not of the militant kind. Roth expreolo their pleasure of men's company and neither had. any desire to put men down. "But I do feel boys should be trained the home much the same as girls and be able to cook and clean so as not to expect their future wives to do all those jobs," said Mrs. Fuller. Mrs, Bell is disturbed that women's salaries, in many cases, are still below these of men, and they often didn't hold the same tenure as their male cohorts. "I admit men and women are different, each has their own qualities but I believe there are Very few positions that a capable woman can't handle just as well as a man!" She said she was delighted when Mrs.Pauline McGibbonlwas. appointed to the post of lieutenant governor of Ontario. "If a woman has the accomplishments to do the job why shouldn't she?. Why not, indeed? Equal play meet scheduled for ladies Do women have equal play? will be the subject under discussion at a public meeting called for women by Exeter's recreational director Jim McKinlay next Wednesday evening in the Exeter Public School staff lounge at 7 p.m. Women's groups have been campaigning for 'equal pay for equal work' but so far there has been little concern about the leisure time of women. In a study prepared by the Ontario Recreational Society, it is pointed out that recreation for women falls sadly short of that provided for men. In a recent recreation survey it was established that both men and women have approximately 35 hours free time a week but the facilities and programs available for men far outstrips those available for women, Mr. McKinlay, says he is calling the meeting for Exeter women in order to examine what recreational opportunities there are for females and to determine if there are some inadequacies and what can be done about them. He says, "I think in the past we've been prone to just go along with what we did last year at- titude and it's time to take a good look at our program for women and girls." MR. AND MRS, KEITH $NYDER Nancy Louise Truemner, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Orville Truemner, exchanged wedding vows with Keith Allen Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fernon Snyder of Dashwood at Grace Bible Chapel in Parkhill, On- tario, on October 25, 1975. Miss Sandra Thompson of Grand Bend, Miss Esther Snyder of Illinois and Miss Beverly Denomme of Arva attended the bride. The best man was Mr. James Snyder of Dashwood, ushers were Jeffery Truemner of Parkhill arid Edwin Snyder of Dashwood. Mr, J. Campbell performed the service. After a trip to Northern Ontario, the couple plan to live at RR3, Parkhill, photo by Peake ST PETER'S CHURCH, St. Joseph's, was the setting for the wedding of Debbie O'Brien and Ken Regier, November 8, 1975. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs. Clement Regier. Betty Jean Maclean, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor while Walter Vermunt was best man. Other attendants were Mary Anne Regier, Marlene Regier, Patti Regier, Jodi Brokenshire, the bride's cousin was flower girl and Dean Regier, nephew of the groom, was ring bearer. Rick O'Brien, Jim Regier, Roger O'Brien, Dennis Regier and Jack Cleave were ushers. The young couple will reside at RR 2, Zurich. Clark is the publishing company whjich is now promoting the books in the United States and Canada. Negotiations are now underway to obtain the rights to publish the books in other countries as well. Mrs. Romaniuk's books are more than just a compilation of sewing tips. Because, she, her- self, is an expert at pattern designing, she hat been able to share a great deal of her knowledge with home sewers on how to take a basic pattern and with a few alterations come up with an exciting design for a perfectly-fitting custom made garment. The books, one.on Pants, one on Tops, and the other on Skirts. come complete with drafting instructions, layout and cutting procedures right through to the finishing. If you have a difficult figure to fit, the books will tell you how you can, with a few little tricks, make any pattern suit your need. Ann, who many years con- ducted a successful Huron School of Fashion along with her husband Walter, and partner Ellen Knight, is a graduate of the First S'chool of Fashion, Utrecht, Holland. The publication of these books is the result of many years of combined experience in designing, pattern drafting, sewing, tailoring and teaching. Local sewers may acquire these useful books by contacting Mrs. Romaniuk. The price is $2 98 per book. SALE ENDS SATURDAY Infants - Children's Men's - Women's Clothing & Footwear vst-16e, &ell I '40€ 0111.0111133 $A50010 1.:1611T CAUL 140 MAIN STREET GRAND BEND PHONE 238-2154 111