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By MRS.
It seems that each year we
.4re urged to plan for Christmas
pat a little earlier than the year
joefere. So to fail in line we are
going to tell you how to enjoy a
real'eldeashioned Christmas this
year by making some yule logs
put of old newspapers. The logs
take About a month to dry so bet.
ter start now if they Are to be
ready for the holiday.
Chemicals are the secret of
these brightly - burning lags.
When newspapers are rolled
tightly, tied and soaked in saki -
tints of different chemicals, they
burn, slowly and produce a rain.
bow of colored flames.
Put 2 pounds coarse salt into
a — preferably a polythene
or wooden one, since the chem-
icals will corrode metal — 2
pounds bluest one and 2 gallons
of boiling water. Now acid one
ounce of any of the following
chemicals, depending on the
flame color desired: strontium
nitrate which burns with a red
flame; bismuth nitrate which
burns crimson; antimony ehlor.
ide which burns blue; barium -
chloride or borax, both of which
burns with a green flame; or po-
tassiuni chloride, which burns a
purple color.
"DOUBTS ARE MORE
CRUEL THAN THE
WORST OF TRUTHS"
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'hysicians have long
knowh that mental atti-
tude often affects sick-
ness. When people are
sick, treatment can be
more effective if the pa-
tient has complete confi-
dence in the ableness of
the physician to accomp-
lish cure.
Never have any doubts
about the ability of a
• physician to help you.
Gone are the days when
little was known 'about
the causes of . sickness,
Medicines now can be de-
pended upon to accomp-
lish a desired result.
When you walk into a
'physician's office leave
. all doubts outside, for'
your trouble will soon be
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,Put the rolled up newspapers
into the solution and let them.
soak until the liquid is absorbed.
Don't use slick peper magazines
because they won't absorb liquid
easily.
Dry the logs on .a reek until
they are completely dry. When
they are put on a fire, they'll
burn with. AU array of glowing
1 colors,
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Ingredients for making your
Christmas cake have been dis-
played on your grocer's shelves
for several weeks and how at-
tractively they are packaged or
packed in glasses to please the
eye !
Here is the recipe for dark
fruit cake with which the Luean
Women's institute won a prize at
the Western Fair.
Dark Fruit Cake
6 eggs
2 cups brown sugar
;, 3 lb. butter and shorten,
ing (equal parts)
1. cup molasses
1'4 cup sour milk
3 cups currants
3 cups seeded raising
1:4 lb. mixed peel
8 maraschino cherries,
chopped
1 tsp. each soda, cinna-
mon, cloves, nutmeg,
salt and allspice
1:4 tsp. pepper
1 2 tsp. mace
I. 4 lb. almonds, blanched
and slivered
2 cup flour •
Wash fruit, dry well; dredge
with flour.
t Cream sugar with shortening;
beat eggs and add; then mai.
asses and sour milk and soda
dissolved in a tsp. hot water.
Sift spices and salt with flour.
, Add fruit and flour, beating well.
' Batter should be stiff enough to
hold a spoon upright.
Line tins with waxed paper,
grease well and bake 3 hours at
300 degrees.
This will fill 3 standard wed-
ding cake tins and will keep for
many weeks.
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When sending packages of
perishable food through the mail,
pack them with popcorn or pea.
nuts in the shell. These are light
in weight, will prevent rattling
and can be eaten by the recipi-
ent.
'You know about fitting thin
slices' of bread into muffin tins
and toasting in a slow oven until
crisp and crackly? 'Use as cases
for creamed things — chicken,
ham, fish, vegetables or what-
ever.
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MASQUERADE WINNERS —Among the prizewinners at! of Exeter, Gordon Block, Ernie Laidlaw and
the masquerade dance Friday night at the Bluewater I Block, all of Zurich. A packed crowd filled
Danceland, near St. Joseph, were, from left, Bill Musser, the last dance of the season.
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13 ans ar onini nity
Enjoys Masqtiera e
The annual liallowee.n social ,Personal Herne
was held at Metropolitan schoolt mr, and Mrs, Fred- Thomson
on Friday evening with a fair attended Eirkten anniversary on
attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sunday and were guests of Mr.
Orago- And Mr. and Mrs. George and Airs, Berman PaYnter„ of
Wilson Were the judges for those Kirkton,
thT'srsizeg: pro-schoolMrs. spent the Lottie weekend Jones, of
.of Rannoch I
children, Jeanette Hooper; best Mrs.Lloy:1 ThOrnson,
dressed girl, Helen Harlton: best
couple, Veryl Hooper end. Sharon an4`dir.4.4anolty,MrA$1-rs14.101.,yodttirreheiloloeltli
onscv):"0%IbIcestit;,'b-derestsse,gorobot)0', B4r,: I were Sunday guests of Airs. Ale
• vada fiopkins of Mitchell,
'G11.,e9n'teTILSI:pr.nesnceoeflitl bestdressedadult, and .4111‘diriallatinlyd oAfirZsiPnincitegia•er laker
Sunday
Elaine Spence; comic adults, guests of Mr. and Mrs. jock
Mrs. Claire .Sisson and Mrs. Wil- iThemson,,,
mer Halton; lucky spot, Jeanette Mr, and Airs. Kenneth Lang,
Hooper; lucky chair, Mrs, T. A. ford and family spent Sunday
Crago; farthest distance, Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs, E, Trewartha
Walter SPeuce of Toronto; neer. of leolinesville.
est birthday to liAllowe'en, Glad. weAelseendOrviri;lethThheeerkebuenple.,0the1,viis
"Aillr.lfraPreOrl O'Brien was hair, Carlene Smith, of St. Marys.
omraolgir4onfithAncihasitiniciletii•daedtet saoniods the3, ipnlgeAtiersiihe.ajdr 6,0%ilniosimonilont9 hi cdorinvi:
Mr. And Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
Attended the journel-Areus ban-
quet At Brown's United church
Elizabeth and Linda Thacker, oplaip::rivdleayn,t.afterneon add later
Lumuneehonyivogysedsebrroa,ed A social toured' the Hinde and Deitch
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper,
Veryl and Jeanette were Sunday
evenin„,e visitors with Mr. And
Aire, Kenneth Langford.
Mr. and Airs. Harvey Robert-
son and Elaine, Mrs. Herbert
Sisson, of Sutton were Saturday
evening guests of Mr. and Mrs,
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Miss Thomson and Miss
Marie Sisson dOMMIStralAti a
salad, plate at the Middlesex In,
stitute rally held • at. Masonic
Temple in London on Wednesday
With a large number in cos-, last,
tume, the dancers had A gay 1 Mr. ..and Mrs. Malcolm Spence
time at the last dance of theand family were Sunday guests
season at, the converted R.C.A,F.t of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Sisson,
building where Desjardines or -1 Quite a number of ladies at.
chestra has been playing ,this 1 tended the brush demonstration
summer. I at the home of Miss Norma Car.
Mrs. Gordon Bloch, Zurich, I ter on Wednesday evening.
, I and Bill Musser, Exeter, wool Mrs. Florence Chittiek, of
Mrs. Goraon, prizes for the best dressed 10elyj Granton, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
the hall for and gentleman, ' tParkinson and family attended
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Mae Coleman, Stanley, AndjKirkto.n anniversary on Sunday
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Doug Harness, Exeter, were, and were guests of Mr. Hervey
\'eryl Hooper, Sharon Thomson,
Anne Thomson, Mrs. Claire Sis-
son, Hazel Hanel; reeding by
Mrs. Wilmer Harlton, duet by
Masquerade
Packs Hall
A crowd estimated at 500 —
one of the biggest of the season
— packed the Bitiewater Dance.
land, near St. Joeeph, for the
HallOwe'en Maseitierade dance
Friday, night.
Exchange Rings
At St. Peter's
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Pe
rsonal
Items
Veronica Dorothy Dueharme,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul — Continued From Page 8 Arthur visiting with Mr. and,
Ducharme, Zurich, and James Mr. Wilfred Turner spent the Mrs. Ernest Waters' and family.
Leon Bedard, son of Mr. and weekend with his wife and lam. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yungblut
Mrs. Percy Bedard, Zurich, ex- ily at the home of her parents, and sons were visitors at the
changed marriage vows in a Mr. and Mrs. John Turner. home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
double ring ceremony performed Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grainger Klopp in London,
and Mrs. Alexieder Den-
by Rev. I. J. Poisson, in St. and children. spent Sunday with
Peter's Roman Catholic Church ,Mr. omme and Miss Delores Denom-
r. and Mrs. Ardell Grainger me all of Detroit were guests
on Saturday 'morning, October and family at Waliaceburg
25. Yvonne Denomme furnisher) Mr. and Airs. Keith Gingerich with rel"csin Drysdale dis-
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the wedding music. ; and Harold have returned home [net, They motored with Mr.
Given in marriageby her from their trip to northern and Airs. Oliver Cantio, whosent a few day,s at the home of
father, the bride wore a floor- 1 points. Airs N Cantin at Joseph.
f hit lace. Her Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffery . • N.
length gown o w e
Mr. Samuel Ropp Cl,.t progress -
shoulder -length veil was held by Blake, returned home from a ing.
• favorably at the home of .bis
Husbands Guests 'She carried a bouquet of red trait, Windsor and London.
a coronet of pearls and sequins.; visit with their children in De- daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Albert
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At Kinette Party
Exeter Kinette Club held a so-
cial get-together on Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Sheldon Wein, Guests were the
f Kin et t e ' husbands and Mr. and sister of the groom, and MISS
!Mrs. Jack Drysdale, Hensel). Judy Willed, both of Zurich, as
Games and euchre were played bridesmaids, wore aqua gowns I
and a buffet lunch served. Mrs. styled similarly tp the maid of
Les Parker was program chair. honor, and carried yellow car.
man. , nations and white 'mums.
Draws were won by Airs, Ralph Peter Bedard was best man
Genttner and Mre. Jack Cough. for his brother, and George
lin. Belanger, Windsor, and Dick
Bedard, Zurich, ushered.
• This Week In A reception was held in the
Hay Township C o ni rn unit yr.
Centre, Zurich, where the bride's
mother received in royal blue
taffeta, and- the groom's mother
chose dark blue taffeta.
For travelling.. to Niagara
Falls and the United States, the
bride changed to a brown
chemise dress withaccessories
of orange ice, beige coat, and
11nw i'oae corsaee
tulips and white 're WM.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Schwart- Rev. and Mrs. Solomon Beech -
Her sister, Miss Theresa Du- j zentruber and family were Sun- ler
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.and daughter, Verdi, and
charme, was Maid of honor, ,day,
Mrs. Chester L. Smith motored
family at
wearing pink chiffon over net; EFy
n Guegerich and to Goderich on Friday.
and satin, and she carried light Ailsa Craig.
Misses Gertrude and Alelvina
blue carnations and white Mr. and Mrs. David Oesch and Schade, of. London, spent the
'minus. Miss Cecilia Bedard, Bobby, accompanied by Mr. and weekend at the home with their
Mrs. Lloyd Guenther and family brothers, the Schade families at
of Dashwood, visited the for. Zurich and Dashwood,
mer's son, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis
Desch and family at Baden. and son, of Clinton, spent Sun -
Miss Kay Costello, George day at the home of their mother,
Brunton, Miss Eleanor Sells and, Mrs. S. Witmer. ,
Ross Saint, all of London, were Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Callas
guests at the home of Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Callas,
Mrs. Hubert Schilbe, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. MacDon- Geiger of Pigeon, Mich., Mr.
aid and daughtees, of Winnipeg, and Mrs. Morris Neil and claugh-
Man., Are spending some time ter Nancy of Detroit, Mr. and
visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gladman Melick and sons
Mrs. William Hay. of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Clair
•. and s.oy, ell4,e 'c Melick of near London were Sun -
Melvin, and Mr. and Mrs. Clay- day guests at the home of Mrs.
ton Steckle were. visitors at the P. Melick.
borne of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miss Helen Herner, of London,
Ropp and family at Nairn. spent the weekend at the home
Debbie and Stewart Turner of her parents, Mn, and Mrs.
spent the weekend with their Harold Homer.
cousin, Catherine Stirling at the Melvin Melick, of London,
home of her parents, Air. and spent the weekend at the home
Airs. Fraser Stirling, in Gode. of his grandparents, Mr. and
rich township. Mrs. Melvin Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gesell° Miss Elda Calfas, of Kitchener
motored to Toronto where they was a Sunday visitor at the None
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ferris of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Can'telon. Mrs. Wes Merner,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burn, of Mr. Garfield Witmer, of Lon -
Milverton, were. visitors at the don spent the weekend at the.
home of the latter's parents, home of his mother, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs, Wes Merrier. 'anus 'Witmer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Yung- Mrs. William Finkbeiner and
blut, of London, attended the daughter, Hazel, of Stratford
banquet for the ball club held were Sunday visitors at the
home of the former's niece,. Mr.
and Mrs. .Leroy O'Brien and also
attended the anniversary held at
U.B. United Brethren church on
Sunday..
Mr. Simon Greb, of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .Greb,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love, of
Goshen
lir MRS. CLARE McBRIDE
Mr. Gordon Manning, Clinton,
was the giiest speaker at the an-
nual fowl supper .put on by the
Woman's Association of the Gosh- Mr. and Mrs. Bedard will
en United Church, There was a make their home in Zurich.
capacity crowd.
Mr. Leslie Pearson, Clinton,
and Joan Sinclair. sang 'several
solos. Airs. Clare McBride played
trumpet solos accompanied by
Mrs. Bruce Keys.
Mr. Elgin McKinley spent a
few days in Toronto last week.
Berne McKinley, Thessaloil,
spent the weekend at his home.
Mrs. William Hayter has been
on the sick list for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hayter
and Joyce were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. C. McBride
and family,
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TI4t NATIONAL LENt
on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ginge.
rich and family were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Heinz Bene.
dictus at Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich,
accompanied by Mr. and Mre.
Jacob Gingerich and daughter,
Gloria, were visitors at the home near Exeter were Sunday visi.
of Rev, and Mrs. Cyril Ginge- tors with their hi -other and sig.
rich at Willowdale. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Greb
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner and Mr. and Mrs, Urban Me,
accompanied by' Mrs. Turner's Mrs. Melissa Geiger, of Bay -
Sister, Miss Helen Stewart, of field, spent the weekend aL her
Clinton, spent a few days io home near Zurich.
Port Huron.
Mr. and Aim J. W. Haberer
Spent a few days in Toronto last b4"' -
1 tage Ritual
week,
Mr. •ancl Mrs. Mahlon Sauder
and family spent Sunday in
rot. Pledgeslg
Hallowe'en Party I Alpha.
Pi Chapter of Beta Sig.
, One Phi held its annual pledge
For Girl Guides !ritual dinner at Armstrong'l
ERstaurant on Tuesday evening'.
e By LIEUT. ALICE CARTER 1,1 Mrs. James Hayter proposed
A Hallowefee party was NO a toast to Beta Sigma Phi and
toyed by all the Guides on Thurs. I th f ounder, Walla' W. TOW
day night. 'rho Guides stepped ! Mrs. Cliff Russel, a toast to
into te. hell of darkness uhtil the director, Mrs. C. Wellington,
party began with the first game snd sponsor, Mr. Met'
which the Canary Petrolwon. ;cher; Airs, Mel Geiser, Wet to
Mary Killeen% Shirley Gent., the pledges, and Mrs, joseph
tiler and Margaret Wilson won 'Wooden "Plied oil behalf 'of
first, second and third prizes herself, Mrs• Henryeid and
respeetively for the best cos. Mrs. William King.
tume, There were several games! Pledge ritual was conducted
played amongst the Guides dm- by President MPS. John Gentile,
big the partyledby Kathy Pago. 'assisted by Mrs. C. Wellington
and her patrol. The last patrol Mrs. neither, Mrs. Mel
gameWfts by the Canary Gasser and Mrs. ,R. W. Ttekl,
Pairhi, The excitement, musti During a short business tiv,tt„
have aroused appetites because,
there was ee troublein golfing ling„ plans for the annual dance,
cid of the food 'prepared by notl. to he called the "Gay Paris'
Th (1.""gting of the Sent 1tlaee is to he held in th •
fie lerstilan and her patrol,idette, were distussed, The
Muse that 'Meta in a groat
'way to make the early a siieeter Legion Halt eft Thursday.
cess was dong by yAdg johils„,Newtmber 20, Id the hinge Of
ton't J0htifiy Downs' Orchestra.
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Must Appreciate
Freedom: Rector
For the citizenship and edu-
cation meeting of Hurondale
Women's Institute, Rev. Bren
De Vries, rector of Trivitt Me.
morial church, was the guest
speaker stressing the fact 'that
Canada is on the threshold of
becoming a leading nation. "We
as Canadians should appreciate
the freedom that we enjoy" said
Mr. De Vries and 'told of the
hardships endured in Holland
under the dictatorship of Ger•
in any.
Mrs. Garnet Hicks and Mrs.
Gerald AleFalls gave reports of
the area convention held in Lon-
don last week. Mrs. Lee Webber
gave a reading. Linda and. Mary
Parsons favored with a duet And
Marjorie Oke with a piano solo.
Mrs. William Elford discussed
the motto "Take time to read
it's the highway to Knowledge,"
and the roll call was answered
by naming a favorite book or
magazine.
It was voted to cater for the
Exeter Co-op ban.quet in 'the
Legion Hall on Tuesday, Nov-
ember 25, with table committee,
Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin, Mrs. Bill
Lamport and Airs. Lee 'Webber
and menu planning committee,
Mrs. Percy Passmore, Mrs.
Stanley Mitchell, Mrs. Ben Case,
Mrs, .1'. Kirkland and Mrs. M.
Dunn. '
Hostesses were Mrs, Bob Jef-
fery, Mrs. Harry Jeffery, Mrs.
A. Bierling, Mrs. William Thew-
cliffe, Mrs. Harry Snell and
Mrs. Stewart McQueen,
picked as individual comics. Parkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Regier, Zur- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Perkin.
telt, were the fanciest couple son and family attended the. 25th
and Gordon Bloch and Ernie: wedding anniversary celebration
Laidlaw, "the Toni twins,"ej of Mn, and Mrs. Gordon Bender
copped the comic couple prize.1 of Deshweed. on Monday
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