The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-10-23, Page 14P4100 14 Thi Times,Ativacete, October 23,
:Students Of Teacher
Thirty-six pupils of Drayton
achool attended the marriage in
the Christian Reform church.
s Exeter,. of Betty Petrusma of
Ottawa. to their teacher. William
V.anWeiren„ on Saturday, Oeto-
i bet' IL
The bride's parents are Mr.
= And Mrs. E. H. Petrusma re-
siding in Heron, Groningen, Hol-
land, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
VanWeiren,11 are parents
of the groom.
• The Rev, A. T. Vanden roe.
• I;;traYton., performed the cere-
• mony at 2.30 p.m. and Mrs. C,
Van Daaler, Zurich, played the
wedding music.
The bride wore a floor -length
;Sewn of silver brocade in prin.
▪ cess style with lily point sleeves
and :matching headdress. She
carried a bouquet of rust colored
mums and stephanotis.
Mrs. W. W.eatherly. Ottawa.
was the bride's attendant and
Clarence VanWeiren, liensall,
was groomsman for his brother.
• A reception was held in the
-.church parlors following 'the cer-
emony and in the evening a
family dinner was served at the
:home of the groom's parents.
Guests attending from a dis-
lance were Ken VanWeiren. St.
John's Nfld., and others from
Ottawa, Hamilton, Galt, Bramp-
ton, Drayton and Brantford.
Three Officiate
Yellow mums decorated $t.
Patrick's Roman Catholic church.
Lucan, for the. wedding of Mary
Cecelia McIlhargey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mc-
Ilhargey, Lucan. to John Joseph
Keogh, son of Mr. and. Mrs. An-
drew Keogh, Ailsa Craig. in a
double ring ceremony on Satur-
day. October 18 at 10 a.m.
.Rev. Fr. J. A. Moekesy of-
ficiated assisted by Rev. Fr. J.
Kelly. Mount Carmel and the
Rev. Fr. J. Oraham of Hesson.
cousin of the bride.
(liven in marriage by her fa-
ther the bride chose a floor -
length gown of chiffon taffeta
with empire waistline and lily
point sleeves. The full skirt ex-
tended into a short train. tier
finger-tip veil was held by a
crown of seed pearls and ir:-
descent sequins and she carried
a white prayer hook crested with
American Beauty roses.
Her sister, Miss Kathleen Me-
llhargey, was maid of honor and
another sister. Helen of Dela-
ware and Miss Rose Heenan,
Lucan, were bridesmaids and
were gowned alike in peacock
blue velvet. They carried white
mums.
James Carey, cousin of the
groom, was best man and ushers
were William Heenan, Luean and
Robert Blue, Detroit.
A reception was held in the
Luean arena decorated with yel-
low mums.
For a wedding trip to St.
Anne's, Quebec. Ottawa and
Petawawa the bride changed to
a teal blue dress lopped with a
grey Persian lamb jacket, black
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CWL Hears
Area Author
Father R. Buliard, chaplain at
Wuisley Barracks, London. was
guest speaker at the October
meeting of the Catholic Women's
League at RCAF Station :Cen-
tralia.
Prior to his present duties
Father Buliard spent 13 years as
a missionary to the Eskimo in
the extreme north. Father Buts
iard who is the author of the
book -Wel" fascinated his
audience with his description of
the Eskimo, their customs and
his life in the Arctic. For his
work France decorated him as
"Knight of the Legion of Honor."
.The speaker was introduced by
Father F. Proulx. •
President Mrs. L. Howard con-
ducted the meeting and intro -
(Weed the new treasurer, Mrs.
W. McLaughlin. -
First ticepresident. Mrs. J.
Thompson. briefly discussed the
articles in the Catholic Press
and urged the members to write
letters of appreciation or eriti.
casco where necessary to those
who supply their reading and
listening pleasure.
Second vice. Mrs. R. Freeman
spoke in appreciation of the gen-
erous rosponse to her recent ap-
peal for clothing for Mercy Shel-
ter Guild, She asked for used
magazines to be sent to the Sis-
ters of Service. Mrs. P. Kendrick
announced that she had member-
ship cards and pins on hand.
Mrs. E. Dempster, spiritual
convener, announced that Sun-
day would he the CWL commun-
ion Sunday and also reminded
the members that Sunday. Oc-
tober 26 is the Feast of Christ
the King to whom the Centralia
chapel is dedicated. Plans were
made for Perpetual Adoration to
precede afternoon benediction
on that day.
An important feature of her
talk was a discussion of the Blue
Army, an organization dedicated
'to achieving peace by prayer
rather than by an accumulation
of arms.
Mrs. M. Ananny reported that
she had collected eight pounds
or 220 articles which were sent
as Christmas gifts for children
at a mission in India.
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HENSALL COUPLE CELEBRATES—Mr. and Mrs. Robin.
son Dick, liensall, marked their fiftieth wedding annivers-
ary over 'the weekend at the the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Cudmore, Exeter. The couple farmed in Hay for
25 years before moving to Hensall. They met. on a %blind
date 54 years ago. Photo
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Area Wrs
Plan Rally
Hurondale Women's Institute
will be hostess for the county
rally for the three districts of
Huron County — East Huron,
West Huron and South Huron —
in :Cam Presbyterian church,
Exeter onWednesday, November
5 in morning and afternoon ses-
sions.
The theme of the rally will
be "Education" and Mrs. Doug-
las Hart, Woodstock, will be
guest speaker using as her sub-
ject ."Remedial Methods for Re-
tarded children." She will be
assisted by Hassack,
Em-
bro. Mrs, E. DesJardlns, :dis-
trict president, will preside.
Menbers will bring .their own
lunch and beverage will be sup-
plied by the hostess institute. Re-
gistration will commence at
9:30 a.m. and the meeting gets.
underway at 10 a.m. E.S.T.
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By MRS.
•
This is the time of year when
the family seem to develop huge
appetites and we welcome rec-
ipes for supper dishes that are
filling and nourishing.
Here are some suggestions that
were given in answer to the roll
call at Lucan Women's Institute:
Cheese Souffle
3 tbsp. butter
4 tbsp, butter
1/2 tsp. salt,
1 cup milk
274 cup grated cheese
1/2 tsp. mustard
3 eggs
Make a cream sauce of the but-
ter. flour, milk and seasonings;
MCI cheese and, stir until melted,
Remove from the heat and stir
In the unbeaten egg yolks; fold
in the stiffly beaten whites.
Pour all into a buttered baking
dish and bake in a moderate
oven. 350 degrees, for 40 minutes.
Serves 4 to 6 people. Tomato
juice may be used in place of
milk.
Delicious Supper Dish
Slice potatoes as for scallop-
ing. Fry hamburg • nice and
brown with an onion. Place a
layer of potatoes layer for layer
with the hamburg until the de-
sired serving is obtained.
Pour a tin of tomato soup with
milk added to cover the potatoes.
salt and pepper to taste, Bake
until well done.
Sausage Upside-down Pie
1. lb. pork sausage
2 cups chopped tart apples
2 tbsps. lightly packed
brown sugar
1/2 tsp. dry mustard
Tomato biscuit dough
Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
Brush an 8 -inch square cake pan
with shortening.
Place unpricked sausages in a
cold frying pan and fry until all
surfaces are nicely browned.
Arrange the cooked sausages
in prepared pan, Combine the
chopped apple, brown sugar and
mustard and sprinkle over sau-
sages, '
Make a biscuit dough using to-
tnafo juiceinstead of milk and
spread evenly over the sausages.
Bake in oven until dough is
cooked and nicely 'browned.
about 35 minutes. Serves 6.
Biscuit Dough
2 cups sifted pastry flour
4 tbsps. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
tbsps, chilled shortening
1 cup tomato juice mixed
with
1 tbsp. finely chopped
onion
Serve with brown sauce or
gravy.
.Stuffed Cabbage Leaves
J. M. S.
Mix rice, hamburg and season-
ings together well; add just the
whole tomatoes, save the juice
for later,. Place a spoonful of
meat mixture on each cabbage
leaf and roll up, secure with a
toothpick if needed.
Pack the stuffed cabbage rolls
in a large kettle, pour over the
remaining tomato juice, cover
tightly and cook very slowly for
1 to 2 hours.
These rolls can also be placed
in a greased baking dish and
baked in a moderate oven, 350
degrees, for about an hour.
Education Topic
For Kippen WI'
Guest speaker' for the October
meeting of Kippen East Women's
Institute on Wednesday evening
was Mrs. W. L. Whyte, of Sea -
forth. She spoke on education
and 'was introduced by Mrs.
Wilmer Broadfoot and' thanked
by Mrs. Robert Upshall.
Current events were reviewed
by Mrs. Arthur Varley and Mrs.
William Broadfoot gave a read-
ing. Roll call was answered by
"What service can I promise to
do for the W.I. this year?"
Mrs. W. J. F. Bell. Mrs.
Campbell Eyre, Mrs. Arthur
Finlayson, Mrs. Russell Brock,
Mrs. William Kyle were appoint-
ed delegates to the Institute
rally in C a v e nPresbyterian
church, November 5. The group
voted $10 for Canadian Mental
Health.
Family night will be observed
Friday, November 7, in Hensall
Legion Hall. President MrS.
Campbell Eyre conducted the
business and Mrs. James Druin-
mond led in a contest.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Robert Bell with
Mrs. Verne Alderdice as en -
hostess.
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1 cup cooked rice
large tin of tomatoes
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1/2 tsp. pepper
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sired.
Core cabbage while whole and
place in very hot water for 10 to
15 minutes until leaves peel off
easily,
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