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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-11-11, Page 11threshing machine and was a licensed auctioneer for many years. Mrs. Smith was well known as a seamstress, They have one son, Gerald' a barber in Exeter. Congratulations were extended by telephone and mail. Greetings were received from Ontario Premier William Davis, Huron- Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeatt. Relatives attending from .a distance were from Elkton, Bay City, Michigan, Walkerton and Kitchener. Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Smith Sorority members see Africa slides The first November meeting of Xi Gamma Nu Sorority was held at the home of Mrs, Elsie Tuckey. The roll call was "Do TV and radio affect your conversation around the dinner table?" Guest Mr. Benson Tuc key then told, in words and slides, of his African Safari to Kenya and Tanzania, After the closing ritual, lunch was served by Mrs. June Essery and Mrs. Yvonne Reynolds. Give your home a Christmas, 9 ift that will last for years and years • tit Y. Double Curio Cabinet This is a truly classic piece of fine furniture. One touch will tell you that beauty is more than skin deep; quality workmanship is reflected in every:area. The finest materials availpl41100ye been selected by experts to make this piece something more than ordinary furniture. A beautiful Mozambique veneer finish covers a framework of solid Honduras mahogany. Isn't it about time you spoiled yourself a little and bought that ex-. quisite piece of furniture you've always wanted, See the beauty and feel the quality today. Priced now at only $777 FEATURING: • Color Glo Lighted Keyboards • 1 Finger Chords & Bass • Play a Melody in 30 Minutes or Less, Come In and Let George Show You How A Model and Price to Suit Every Need 5 Year Warranty Free Delivery Bench & Music A Full Line of Speed Music Now In Stock MR. AND MRS. ROBERT The Crediton United Church was the setting for the November 6, 1976 wedding of Dianne Hodge and Robert Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roezler, Crediton are parents of the bride and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harald Finkbeiner, RR 2, Dashwood. Rev. Bruce Guy of- ficiated. Matron of honour was Mrs. Mary Hadgins and bridesmaids were Sandra Munn, Joan Finkbeiner and Joan and Karen Hodge. The best man was Dave Finkbeiner, and guests were ushered by Bill Finkbeiner, Bill and Bruce Hodge and Scott Miller. A reception follow- ed at the Crediton Community Centre and the couple will reside in Crediton following a honeymoon in Florida. Pix by Peake FURNITURE LTD. ,235-1990 Exeter rdh0441,0S4V:ifiCC044**CCEOZOWSSSZCOMMOURCIff Warm and Wonderful The Junction has everything it takes to keep you warm and in style this winter. HUNDREDS OF COATS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY The most important part of your winter wardrobe is your coat. The Junction has everything you need to keep warm and in style this winter. Men, women, boys and girls will get the warmest buys in town right now Use Your Chargex or Mastercharge FLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER FAMILY CLOTHING. * DRAPES FABRICS The best looking boy irl town chooses rug. ged outerwear, casual shirts, and cotton jeans, dress suits, We have them alit NOW OPEN 6 DAYS, A WEEK & FRIDAY NIGHT tilt 4r) t(16 Jam ion EXETER'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE .:'.u' ..... Mr, & Mrs. Wm H. Smith, Crediton, celebrated their diamond (60th) wedding an- niversary at their home, November 7, 1976, s# family luncheon was held in their honour with the immediate family present. Mrs. Smith was the former Ida Welker. The couple were married November 8, 1916 in Pigeon, Michigan by Rev, C. Rodersellar. The attendants were Mrs. Della Sims, sister of the groom and the late Clayton Sims. Mr. Smith operated a custom Crediton couple wed 60 years Times-Advocate,-November 11, 1976 Pogo 11 fiCCIfrilfatfiCigfiWACOrW4.CCCOROZMPROZROZACCOICCOM6 i1 The marriage of Cindy Ann Parker and Marvin Brian Taylor was solemnized at Hensall United Church by Rev, Don Beck. Cindy is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George Parker, Hensall and Mr. and Mrs, John Taylor, Brucefield are the parents of the groom. Miss Patti Rowcliffe was maid of honour, bridesmaids were Judith Parker, Joanne Dodkin and Jackie Taylor. Julie McBride was flower girl and Roddy Porker was ring-bearer, Best man was Steve Taylor and ushers were Rick Parker, Murray Taylor and Allan Taylor. t7eZ.;2M ;•415 ;t42 t14 *r=z T.0 ;)dt5 ;!?eA 5.a4 P>&s Sh V;,4S 1,4:4 ;4,0 9,4t• CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE The Country Spire - Russelldale Wed., Nov. 17 - 20 g. Watch for Next Weeks Ad 15;,,a,mezphsot,,,z,r ,s4zthg:4,41;phiml:),,g,ou,3;s. Take Home A Thomas Organ... And Take The Good Times indoors For The Winter! THOMAS ORGANS 429 Main St., Exeter Phone 235-2522 EASY TERMS Closed Wednesdays, Open Friday Till 9 p.m. (?) PIONEER PL -112D BELT-DRIVE TURNTABLE MUSIC'S PRICE 1 25 RETAIL 129.95 The PL-112D is the latest refinement of the most popular Pioneer turntable. Improved perfor- mance and a practical price, Smooth cueing device, hinged free-stop dust cover and un- beatable reliability. Come in for a listen. • Signal to noise ratio • 63dB • Wow & flutter 0.07% • Warranty one year MIMIC 116 Ontario Street, Stratford 211.1900 Those onions should crackle The quality of Ontario cooking onions is just great this year. "You'll want to serve them often, as a vegetable," say food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Check them out carefully. They should be very dry. Listen to the crackle of the skins when you shake the bag. This is a sign of quality, This year's onions are a. bit smallerthan those in previous years, but this does not affect the quality in any way. . Store the onions in a cupboard in a cool room. Onions kept in cold temperatures (like that in the refrigerator) will soak up moisture from the air which will Cause them to rot. To cook onions as a vegetable, first peel them. Insert a toothpick right through the sides of each one. Why the toothpicks? To keep the onion 'together' as it cooks. Otherwise the layers could 'pop out' during boiling, Have a pot of boiling water, to which a pinch of sugar has been added, on the stove. Drop the onions in. Let boil, uncovered, for about 15 to 20 minutes until just tender. Meanwhile, prepare a light cream sauce, using part of the cooking liquid and milk. Transfer the onions to a serving dish, remove the toothpicks. Pour the sauce over. Cream soups can be easy With a few leftover vegetables )1, and milk, you can create a delicious cream soup. "Just make a perfect thin cream sauce, add finely diced or cooked pureed vegetables and season to tasts," say food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Cream soups should be smooth . . . not too thick. For eachcup of milk to be used, melt one tablespoon of butter in a saucepan. Mix in one tablespoon of flour. Cook for a minute or so to eliminate any raw starch flavor. Stir in the milk and cook, stirring constantly, until the boiling point has been reached. Take the sauce off the element and add the vegetables. . .about two to four tablespoons per cup of milk used. The vegetables can be pureed (as in the traditional cream soup) or just finely diced, Finely diced vegetables will give a contrast in texture. Season the soup with salt and pepper, reheat.