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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-14, Page 17owngs AWARD TWO 'Exeter Guides, Joan Dettmer and Linda Johnston, were presented with gold eoids, the highest award of the organ- ization, at the mother-daughter banquet Jun 7 at Bxeter Legion Halt, From left, above, ore Mrs. B, D, Sturrock, Miss Pat Canna., Galt, international trainer, who made the presentations; Miss Dettmer and Miss Johnston, photo Guide-Brownie banquet Two receive gold cords The Tinrm4-Ailvo.coto, 14," 1942 P.49, 111•': tome last Wednesday !Alt. noon. Tours of the home were ROW:' ducted during the aftgrnOcalt and the work of the residents; was 04 display and intich it was sold. Pouring lea during the after;. noon were Mrs. C. S. Mac, Naughton, Exeter, Mrs. Georgo McCutcheon, Brussels, Rum warden's wife; Mrs, May lemon juice to fruit and iWX Mooney, of Coderich well, Place over heat, bring to and Mrs, Livermore, a mi• it full rolling ,boil and boil hard dent of the home, who, with - for I minute, stirring constant- her husband, who is also in, the ly. Remove from heal and at home, was celebrating her .once stir in fruit pectin. Stir 62nd wedding anniversary. and skim off foam by turns for Attending from Exeter were 5 minutes, to cool slightly to Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs. Roy prevent floating fruit. Ladle Webber, Mrs, Lavirra Bowden, quickly into glasses and cover Mrs. William Pybus, Airs. Wes with paraffin. Johns and Mrs. Sam .gory. Tea marks. anniversary A large crowd attended the anniversary tea of the Ladies Auxiliary to Iluronview at the Protect the finish of Snell Bros. Ltd. 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Let stand -2.1 ..beau's, Then store in freezer or if jam is to he best berries you can 'nod And used within or 3 weeks it may be stored in refrigerator, just do the one (Part At , Also included is a recipe for Cover with boiling water and strawberry pineapple conserve. allow to stand about a minute cups crushed strawberries g until the water becomes slightly (about 1 quart) pink. Drain and Add cons 24 c ups m-04, .cyan) crushed sugar, Let g minutes. Add . • • Cold cords, the highest a. wards in Guiding, were present- ed to Linda Johnston and Joan Dettmer at the Guide and Brownie mother and daughter banquet held in the Legion Hall last Wednesday evening. Teachers elect new executive The Exeter unit 'of FWTA0 held a banquet in James Street church .on Wednesday evening at which officers were elected for 1962-63. President elected is Mrs. Don Aloussean; vice-president, Mrs, 11,, D, Jermyn, and secretary, 3liss Marie Salmon, Mrs. M. C. Fletcher spoke on hand-painted china, display. Mg several pieces to illustrate her talk, Mrs, Tohn Goman contributed a solo. Mrs. R. Batten's. unit of the UCW catered for the banquet. SHH ladies buy desks At the meeting of the Wont PO'S Auxiliary to South Huron Hospital on Tuesday afternoon it was voted in order desks for the Certified Nurses' Aid class which is to commence in Feb- ruary 1963. Tag Day is to be held the last Saturday in September, the 29th. Mrs, Glen Mickle, Mrs. E. W. Brady, Mrs, R, E. Rus- sell and Mrs. E. D, Bell are in charge of this project. During the previous month 32 visits were made by the Vol- unteer service in the hospital, Membership committee reports there are 122 members in the auxiliary, For the next meeting in Sep- tember reminders are to he sent to each member and a cup of lea served. The presentations were made by Miss Pat. Conned, Galt, Conestoga area international trainer, who said "Very few realize the. amount of work in- volved in attaining this award." All-round cords were present- eci to Shirley Gond:net.% Terri :Laugh ton anC Ca.rolynne mons and golden hands to Beth Guinan and Mary Wilson by Miss Una MacDonald, Goderieh, division commissioner, B e t h. Doman is the youngest Brownie to receive this badge in the Exeter Company, Miss Mary McMillan, (lode- rich, deputy division commis- sioner presented golden bars to Miriam Hiltz, Ruth Whiting, Libby Aliekte, Katherine Bent- ley, Katherine Cann, Janice Loader. Doris .Ferguson, Janet Davis, Penny Schroeder, Sherry Ford and Marion ilern. Carolynne Simmons proposed a toast to the mothers and Miss Lauretta. Siepner to the Guides and Brownies in which she said to the girls " Your uniform is Main St. UCW hears NS lady Mrs. B, W. Tuckey, UCW president, welcomed members and guests at,the meeting held. Thursday afternoon at the sum- mer home of. Mrs. R. E. Russell at Blake. Mrs. Harold .Murray gave an interesting talk on her church and community in 'Berwick, N.S, Mrs. Lorne Porter gave a chapter of the study book. Mrs. Eugene liowey led in the devotional period and was as- sisted by Mrs. William Wright and Mrs. Glen McKnigl.t. A re- port on the regional meeting held at Grand Bend United Church May 31 was given by Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Tuckey announced that plans were ready for making the gowns for the. junior choir. A successful hake sale was held on the lawn at the close of the meeting. a' ....no V MRS, ,I.M.S. Nothing can quite .equal our homegrown strawberries for flavor and down..riglit goodness. The season is all too short so let's Make tire most of it. It is a fairly sure guess that inure strawberries than any other fruit go into home .freezers for use during the year as des- serts or in desserts. The goodness of these frozen berries and the satisfaction they give depends a great deal on their. selection, care in handling and preparation for freezing. So when selecting strawberries for freezing select one: that brave a full .red color as this indi- cates ripeness. Look for bright green caps and a lustrous skin as these mean fresh berries. Try to select strawberries that have a fine grained flesh, few seeds and •red centers, ideally strawberries should he frozen as soon as they are Pick• ed or' at least the day they are picked. Berries kept sitting in warm temperatures rapidly be. conic overripe, bruised or mold- ed. To prepare the berries give them a quick dip in cold water', Lift out with fingers letting dirt and sand sink to the bottom of the basin. Drip dry in absorbent paper or clean towel. (Do not let the berries soak in water— they swell rip, lose flavor and vitamins.) Leave berries whole, cut into quarters or slice. The most favored method of freezing is the dry sugar pack using 4 pounds prepared straw- berries (about 12 cups} to 1 pound sugar (2 'cups), Mix ber- ries and sugar gently in a howl. FM container's. Seal, label and freeze, Strawberry Jam Here is a recipe for• straiv- berry jam which was given us by Mrs. Arthur Page, a former resident here. lt makes a de. licious jam—not too thick, with whole berries suspended through it. Wash and hull 1 quart of the Airs, 13. D, Sturrock, Carling St„ is the Guide Captain. A film on. Ottawa was shown by K. 3, Lampman, an indication to the public that you are a Guide or' Brownie and are willing to he of service to your community." She hinted that considerable interest was being shown in the formation of a Ranger troop in Exeter for girls 16 years or over. Mrs. Robert Grassick of the Local Association presented gifts to Darlene Parsons of the Guides and to Miriam Buda and Joan Campbell of the Brownies for selling the most tickets for the Associaton tea held in February, Mrs, William Huntley, district commissioner, presided for (lie evening. Mrs, J. Wooden, Brown Owl of the First Brownie Pack, introduced the head table. Mrs. R. S. Hiltz asked the blessing and Linda Johnston was at the piano. Mrs. G. L, Diller, Guide lieutenant expressed apprecia- lion to the Ladies Legion Auxil- iary for the banquet. FOR Transportation To The Polls PHONE 235-0711 Your Progressive Conservative Headquarters EXETER POLLING STATIONS No. 1—Allan Fraser's No, 3—Roy Webber's No, 2—Town Hall No. 4—Mrs. G. Webster's Nothing enhances the, looks of your car or keeps its value up more than a good sparkling finish, Let us give it a thorough cleaning and a real polish. your car F Complete cleaning fig. wax job $15.00 THIS 'N THAT pmeapp4e 2 more cups of sugar and boil 6 cups three minutes longer, Stir just .cup finely -chopped almonds to the 1tttle. 2 thl lemon juice ;Remove from stove -and skim. I bottle liquid fruit pectin. Allow to stand, preferably in a Prepare fruit by crushing shallow dish overnight. In stand- strawberries And measuring 2 in;, the truit comes to the top cu ps into a Very large sauce- but stirring the cold mixture pan. Add pineapple. causes fruit to "stay put"in the Add sugar, nuts, raisins and juice. Put cold jam into ster- ilized jars and cover with wax. Then "keep it if you can." Strawberry Jam In a release fronttest kitchens of General Ii'oods who have pre. settled a trophy and spoon at the Exeter Fair for the past two or three years there is an- other recipe for strawberry jam made with uncooked fruit—, the less doling of jams gives better color, fresher flavor and more jam. 2 cups prepared fruit (abou 1 quart fully ripe berries) 4 cups CO, lbs,) sugar cup water • 1 box powdered fruit pectin. Prepare fruit by crushing thoroughly about 1 quart straw- berries, Measure 2 cups into a large pan, Measure sugar, acid to fruit, stir and let stand, Mix water and powdered fruit pectin in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil and boil hard 1 minute, stirring enough to k eep from burning 1 cu p seeded raisins Queen's HOTEL Seaforth Dining facilities for banquets and weddings Attractive haunts OUR BEAUTIFUL HURON LOUNGE Licenced Under' LQI30 PHONE 433 SEAFORTH Learn of help to immigrants At the meeting of the Gordon Auxiliary of Cav n church on Monday evening President Mrs. Alex Meikle presented the study on how the Church helps im- migrants to get settled in Can- ada, She said it helped them to find places to live, find employ- ment and helps with language difficulties and occasionally sup- plies funds, She also told how the new Canadians hplp in re- turn by promoting new indus- tries. . Miss Carolyn Simpson con-. ducted a proverbial contest, The annual picnic is to be held Local laymen will participate in a panel discussion on church union, which will be held in Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church Wednesday evening, June 20. The panel will consider Va- rious aspects of the discussions taking place between laymen of the United and Anglican churches in regard to union, About five .key questions will he handled by the group. Participating will be Joseph Wooden, t o iv ii, representing 'Jrivitt; Frank Hallett, London, on July 4 at 6.30 at Mrs. Andy. a member of the Anglican Miller's and it was decided to union committee; Gordon Hale, St. .Marys, and Robert South- colt, town, a member of the (IC union committee. The meeting, open to the public, will be. held in the Tri- vitt parish hall. ask Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, :Presbyterial visitor, to be speak- er at the November meeting, Hostesses were Mrs. Ken Campbell and Miss Bonnie llogarth. 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