HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-11-09, Page 7MARK EVENT — Mr. and Mrs. Ted Chaffe were honored at
a family dinner and a reception and dance that followed Fri
day night at the South Huron Rec Centre to mark their 50th
wedding anniversary. The residents of Albert St., Exeter, were
married in Toronto on December 8, 1928, and resided there
until 1950 when they moved to this area to operate a service
centre at the junction of Highway 4 and the Crediton Road.
They moved-to Exeter in 1969 and Mr. Chaffe was employed
at Gould & Jory before retiring two years ago. They have two
sons, George and Robert. The couple received greetings and
scrolls from the Prime Minister, Governor General and area
politicians. * Staff photo
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Organ meats give
needed iron supply
PW7
The Nutrition Canada sur
vey revealed that a large
percentage of the Canadian
population, both male and
female, are deficient in iron.
But, what is iron and what
are its food sources?
Lina Robichon, food con
sultant, Food advisory Divi
sion, Agriculture Canada ex
plains, '‘Iron is an essential
mineral, forming the major
constituent of red blood
cells. This constituent,
hemoglobin, is responsible
for carrying oxygen from
the lungs to all cells of the
body.”
Although everyone needs
only a small amount of iron
a day, even that small
amount is often forgotten.
‘‘Organ meats are rich
sources - especially liver
and kidney,” Robichon
states. “Three ounces of
pork liver supplies more
than a daily, requirement of
iron for an adult.”
What’s more - organ
meats are economical as
there is little or no waste.
If prepared and seasoned
properly they can be
delicious. Liver is a tender
meat but it varies in
tenderness and flavor.
Calve’s liver is the mildest
and most tender as com
pared to the much stronger
flavored pork liver. Beef
liver is probably the most
widely sold.
Liver should never be over
cooked as it toughens quick
ly. The most popular way to
cook it is panfried or broiled
with bacon or onion.
Kidney is another rich
source of iron - beef and
pork kidneys are quite
strong in flavor and are best
covered and braised or stew
ed. Lamb and veal kidneys
however, are more tender
and milder and can be quick
ly broiled or panfried.
Honeymoon
in north
Times-Advocate, November 9, 1978
Lena Kirkland, Jean Hodgert, Olive Hicks, Reta Morley, Joyce Morgan, No
ble Grand Shirley Cooper, Vice Grand Marg Cook, Che-yl Edwards, Marj
Arthur and Alice Bowen.
T-A photo
REBEKAH EXECUTIVE — The new executive for the Pride of Huron Rebekah
Lodge was named recently. Back, left, Lena Willard, Myrtle Orr, Gloria
McFalls, Norma Meikle, Rose Broderick, Audrey MacGregor, Leone Brock,
Cara Smith, Kathy Heywood, Mavis Atthill, Helen Jory and Iva Blair. Front,
Pearl Williams, Seaforth
and Eric Campbell, Exeter
were united in marriage Oc
tober 21, 1978 at St. James
Roman Catholic Church,
Seaforth by Father
McDonald.
The maid of honour was
Olive Bettles and the best
man was John Johns. Ron
Williamson was the usher
and Maureen Hutchinson
was the organist.
A dinner was served at the
Queen’s Hotel, Seaforth and
a reception followed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Bettles.
After a honeymoon in
northern Ontario, the couple
will be spending the winter
at Daytona Beach, Florida.
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The Pride of Huron Shirley Cooper presided with
Rebekah Lodge held their . VG Margaret Cook assisting
regular meeting Wednesday
evening with 56 present. NG
There are three instances
where supply usually ex
ceeds demand; taxes,
trouble and advice.
MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL ENGLEHART
Alida Carla Bruls and Jesse Michael Engelhart were united in
marriage October 17, 1978 at Bethel Reformed Church, Ex
eter by Rev. Henry Van Essen. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Bruls, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Englehart, Burlington are parents of the groom.
Photo by Engel
McCormicks Graham
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Mr. & Mrs. David Millar
and Mr. Robert Turnbull
visited Friday with their
sister-in-law and nephew.
Mrs. Janice Turnbull and
Earl of Aylmer.
Mr. & Mr?. Robert Ross ot
London visited with her
sister Mrs. Mary Thomson,
Andrew Street, Wednesday.
Miss Lauren Webb,
Ridgetown College spent the
weekend with her grand
mother Mrs. Betty
Johnston. Also Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Johnston
were Mrs. Alec Mustard and
Mrs. Verna Mustard, Lon
don.
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Thank you
who reported sending cards
and flowers to several sick
and bereaved.
JPNG Joyce Morgan
reported for the CPT com
mittee. A donation has been
given to CNIB also there will
be an euchre in the Lodge
Hall on Wednesday
November 22. Several cards
of thanks were read.
It was decided to send
sunshine boxes and all gifts
to be brought in to the next
meeting.
The Christmas party will
be held on Wednesday
December 6 with an ex
change of gifts not to exceed
$2.00. The Lodge will also
cater to the PNG’s Christ
mas party December 14.
The evening concluded
with a penny sale followed by
lunch.
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