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DOUBLE CELEBRATION - About two hundred friends and
relatives from the Sarnia, Grand Bend and Exeter areas
gathered at the Camlachie Optimists' Centre to honour Gor-
don and. Frances Eagleson on their twenty-fifth wedding an-
niversary and Frances' recent graduation from the University
of Windsor. Frances received her Sachlor of Arts Degree with
a major in Religious Studies at the Fall Convocation held
October 4 in Windsor. Those attending the ,graduation
ceremony were her husband, two sons Erin and Peter. Miss
Grace Eagleson of Sarnia; Mrs. Alma Casten, Mrs. Maryanne
Statton and Michael of London. Frances, a graduate of Exeter
District High School and London Teachers' college is on the
staff of Lakeroad School in Sarnia.
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MR, AND MRS. JAMES ROCK
Janet Diane Bullock and James Glen Rock were married at
Grepnway United Church on October 4., The bride is the
daughter of Fred and Isabel Bullock, RR 3, Parkhill, and the
groom's parents are Glen and Donna Rock of RR 1, Penfield.
Rev. Harley Moore officiated at the ceremogyMaid of honour
was Marlene Bullock of Parkhill, Bridesmaids were Ann
Bullock, Parkhill and Peggy Green, Strathroy, Glen Bullock of
Parkhill was best man, Groomsmen were Randy Romphf,
Walkerton, and Tom Parkin, Ilderton. Guests were ushered by
Earl Bullock and Robert Rock, After a wedding trip to
Niagara Falls, the couple is living at RR 1, Penfield.
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VI 0 1Clm as.Adv itor Novombst 12, 900 .
Ladies .hear about
Goodwill' Industries
The UCW Evening Unit
met November 3in the ladies
parlour with. Mrs. Alma
Godboit's vonp in charge. A
reading. Take Time was read
by Mrs. Marion , Kerslake,
Mrs. Melva Eckpr in-
troduced guest speaker Mrs.
Dorothy Griffin,
*Administrator of the London.
Goodwill Industries.
Assyciation. The London
Goodwill Industries helps
people grow.
It ls a nOn-profit people
place dedicated to providing
opportunities for training
and rehabilitating the
handicapped. The many
things put in their collection
boxes are restored by
handicapped workers and
sold in the Goodwill Thrift
Shops,
This money generated by
the sales, helps write pay.
cheques for the handicapped
people. There are 10 such
shops in London.
A film was seen showing
the work Goodwill does, and
about two people each with
their own handicap and how
they became involved -with
Goodwill, Mrs, Griffin
closed with question "What
other organization works on
the faith of people to employ
135 handicapped and keep
the supply coming?"
Question and answer period
followed.
• Mrs. *Barbara McLellan
thanked Mrs. Griffin on
behalf of the UCW and she
was presented with a plant,
November 15. top 22 is
Children's Book Festival.
The Exeter Branch Library
is celebrating this week in a
very special way.
The Canadian author
Monica Hughes will appear
at'the Exeter Town Hall Fri-
day, November 21, 1980 at
1:30 p.m. The question that
Monica Hughes enjoys ask-
ing and answering most in
her adventure and science
fiction novels is "whapif?' .
Speculation and adventure
have played an important
part in her own life too.
Monica Hughes ,was .born
in Liverpool, England but
she spent her early years in
Cairo, Egypt. She
„remembers childhood as a
lonely time when books were
her best friends and she was
a voracious reader.
By the time she had
graduated from school and
finished one year of
mathematics at the Univer-
sity of Edinburgh, the Se-
cond World War had started.
Hughes enlisted in the
WRNS and served in
England, Scotland and
Ireland. After the war she
spent two years in Rhodesia.
She came to Canada front
there en route to Australia,
and she has been here ever
since, Today, she lives in
Edmonton with her husband
and four children. When she
isn't 'writing, she works as a
weaver and instructor of
weaving.
Since 1974, she has had
A delicious lunch was seried
by Mrs, Irene Dunn's grottp.
Unit leader, Elsie Turkey
thanked, the guest speaker
for her very informative talk
and the business followed,
Roll call "I-low many visits
to shut in did you Make."
WAS answered by 34 ladies.
Elsie Tuckey reported on
the Regional held at
Greenway. All the 'ladies
were thanked that helped ,
with the tea at Rev, & Mrs.
Forsythis, Mrs. Marion
Dougall reported on all
Bazaar committees, Theme
for tea room is An Old
Fashion Christmas.
Coming events: Bazaar
November 15, UCW general
meeting November 24 with
Evening Unit in charge of
program and lunch. Mrs.
Finkbeiner is guest speaker,
with Mrs. Lois Ottewell
playing piano. Executive
meeting November 21, at
9:30 a.m.
Alma Godboles group
presided for worship opening
with Hymn 394 Happy the
home when God is there. A
very interesting bookPrime
Rib and Apple, was in-
troduced by Alma Godbolt,
and it was from this that we
heard about the women of
the Bible.
The prime rib is woman,
rib which was taken from
man, not part of head which
is above, or feet which is
below but rib meaning equal
near, heart to be loved.
seven novels published, most
of them for ten to fourteen
year olds, and several more
are on the way. In "The Gold
Fever Trail", Sarah and
Harry Thorpe find
themselves part ol a
dan'gerous adventure as they
journey along the banks of.
the Yukon River in search of.
their father who is missing.
A computer, programmed to
control the lives of a.
futuristic city is the topic for
another book entitled "The
Tomorrow City".
You are invited to hear
and meet Monica Hughes.
'there is free admission to=
this program sponsored by
Huron County Library and
Outreach Ontario.
Rabbit
wins fans
People around the world
have been enjoying rabbit
meat for generations. As it
becomes popular in Canada,
marketing specialists at the
Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food say
Ontario is producing more
top-quality rabbits.
Most weigh between 1 and
1.4 kilograms (2 to 3 pounds)'
dressed 'for market as
fryers. Their meat is very
tender, suitable for braising,
broiling, baking, frying and
barbecuing. Heavier
animals are sold as roasters.
Raw rabbit meat is a fresh
pink. It has no skin covering
and no fat layer when
packaged for retail sale. The
choked meat is fine-grained,
delicately flavored and light
in color, making it suitable
for use in many recipes,
Rabbit meat is available
from specialty meat stores
and some supermarkets. If
your butcher doesn't carry it
regularly, ask him to order it
for you about a weeka in
advance.
Rabbit in tomato sauce
i fryer rabbit, cut in pieces
1/4 tsp. salt
Ye tsp. cayenne pepper
2 tbsp. vegetable oil
2 large yellow cooking
onions, chopped
1 cup shopped parsley
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 can (13 oz.) tomato paste
1 can (10 oz.) consomme
Season rabbit with salt and
cayenne pepper. In a heavy,
deep saucepan, brown rabbit
in hot oil, about 10 minutes,
Add onion, parsley and
garlic. Cover and cook for 10
minutes. Combine tomato•
paste and consomme. Add to
rabbit mixture. Cover.
Simmer for 11/2 to 2 hours.
Serve with noodles or
wild rice. Makes 4
servings.
TO BE MARRIED -- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Irvine, Exeter are
pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Gail Elizabeth to Timothy tennis O'Brien, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Pat O'Brien, Hensall. The wedding ceremony will.
take place on November 29, 1980 at 4:30 o'clock at Hensall
United Church. Open reception to follow.
Photo by Barry Tiernan
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Over
80 club
Muriel Mack of London,
formerly of crediton will
celebrate her 80th bir-
thday on November 14.