The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-10-28, Page 912
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We're very proud of our new building. Now, in
conjunction with ATLAS FUR TANNING &
DYEING LTD. (processors) and COUNTRY
SHEEPSKINS (manufacturers), we are able to offer a
most unique wool and leather showroom. Come and
join us at our annual Factory Outlet Sale. Our new
building has been constructed for your shopping
pleasure — a country atmosphere with lots of
beautiful scenery and huge parking area. Because of
our new facilities, we are able to offer you prices
direct from our own processing and manufacturing
plant.
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BAKE SALE SALE AT LUCAN — The ladies of Lucan United church held a bake sale Saturday and their
produce disappeared in record time. Shown with some goodies are Mrs. Harvey Langford, Mrs, Robert
Patterson and Mrs. W. C. Tupling. T-A photo
Hensall team installs new
officers for Rebekah lodge
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A reader called in last week
and asked fora recipe for, peanut
brittle. A plea to another reader
produced the following recipe
and she suggested walnuts or
mixed nuts could be used in the
place of peanuts if preferred,
NUT BRITTLE
11 2 cups granulated sugar
1 2 tsp. cream of tartar
' 2 cup cold water
11 2 cups of nuts
In large sauce pan or electric
fry pan place sugar, cream of
tartar and water. Without
stirring cook over high heat,
shaking pan occasionally until
mixture becomes a syrup the
color of molasses, Quickly stir in
nuts; then pour onto a well
buttered, thoroughly clean cookie
sheet.
NEVER-FAIL CHOCOLATE
FUDGE
2 tbsps. butter
2/3 c, (small can) evap, milk
undiluted
1 2/3 c, white sugar
1 2 tsp. salt
2 c. miniature marshmallows
1 1 2 c, semi sweet chocolatechips
1 tsp. vanilla
1 2 c. chopped walnuts
Mix butter, evap. milk, sugar
and salt in saucepan over
medium heat, Bring to boil. Cook
five minutes stirring constantly.
Remove from, heat, Stir in
marshmallows, chocolate chips,
vanilla and nuts, Stir for one-two
minutes or until marshmallows
melt. Pour into buttered 8-inch
square pan and let cool. Cut in-
squares. Makes about two
pounds.
Speaker talks
on doll history
The regular meeting of the
A.C.W. was held at the home of
Mrs. T. Doige with Mrs. Ann
Doidge presiding.
Mrs. A. Carter opened the
meeting with devotions on
Thanksgiving. Reports were
given by all committees.
Mrs. G. Anderson gave an
interesting report on how some of
our money is spent in various
mission fields as well as in
Canada.
Conveners were appointed for
the bazaar to be held at the
Parish Hall afternoon and
evening of December 3 rd.
Donations were given to the
blind and the budget of the
church.
Mrs. E. Schillender then gave
an interesting talk on the
"History of Dolls"from the time
of the cave men right up to
present day dolls showing some
of her collection over 100 years
old up to the present dolls.
Lunch was served by Mrs. A.
Elston, Mrs. G. AnderSon and
Mrs. F, Bierling,
Times Advocate, October 28, 1971. Page 9
AUCTIONE.E.RS
AUCTION SERVICE
"Get the Highest Rate of Interest on Your Next Sale"
We pay 100% Human Interest.
Watch for Opening of the
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for men and women
26 Main Street
Grand Bend
Opening Thurs., Nov, 4
Open Evenings — opening Specials
For Appointment, Phone 238-2918
Pride of Huron Rebekah
Lodge met in the lodge rooms,
October 20 with the Noble Grand,
Gladys Skinner presiding.
Guests were present from
Hensall, London andThamesford
and Mrs. Leona Park read DDP
Ruby Bell's commission to the
assembled members.
P.D.D.P. Lois McFalls in-
troduced Howard Robbins, the
Grand Encampment of Ontario
and P.N.G. Jean Johns in-
troduced Mrs. Ruby Bell of
Hensall, D.D.P. of District 23,
who was presented with a cor-
Over 75 members of the south
Regional United Church
registered for their annual
meeting at Zion West United
Church, October 20.
The theme for the evening was
"The more fully we love, the
more we have to give others."
Mrs. Lorne Hern with Mrs.
Philip Johns at the piano opened
the meeting with a spirited sing-
song of old hymns with new tunes
and encouraged the ladies to try
and use them in their
congregations.
Mrs. Robert Ratcliffe presided
over the meeting, calling on Mrs.
John Eedy to introduce the
speaker, Dr. Ruth Tatham, from
the London Psychiatric Hospital.
As her topic she chose human
communications, noting there
has been a great break-through in
communications, by the teletype,
Atlantic cable, telephone, T.V.
She spoke of Alexander Graham
Bell with his creative mind and
his work with the deaf. Dr.
Tatham said she felt to-day's
generation are not com-
municating with one another. We
have eyes to see, ears to hear,
and hands to feel but we are not
communicating and said, it's who
you are that counts, it is what you
do that matters".
St. Marys U.C.W. followed up
the speaker's theme with a
timely play, directed by Mrs.
Crosby and Mrs. Rae Porter
dealing with mental illnesss,
communication and our attitudes
towards this. A discussion period
followed, which enlightened
thoses present how to use plain
common sense toward our
fellowmen.
Mrs. Ken Parkinson of
Woodham U.C.W. dedicated the
offering, which was followed by a
quartette consisting of Mrs. G.
Copeland,Mrs.Wm. Spence, Mrs.
John Rodd, and Mrs. Lloyd
Cowdrey, accompanied by Mrs.
Nelson Baker on the piano.
Mrs. Gilbank, Listowel
provided the literature reviews of
the United Church. The 1971-1972
study is on Africa.
Zion West ladies were
sage by Mrs, Iva Idle P.N.G.
Twenty year jewels were
presented to Mrs. Mary Fisher by
Mrs. Ella Fisher and to Mrs.
Stella Dixon by Mrs. Gladys
Skinner.
D.D.P. Ruby Bell and her in-
stalling team then installed the
1971-72 officers in an impressive
ceremony. They are Noble
Grand, Mrs. Loretta Ball; Vice
Grand, Mrs. Vi Coates; Chaplain,
Mrs. Helen Bell; Junior Past
Noble Grand, Mrs, Gladys
Skinner.
Musician, Mrs. Lena Willard;
hostesses and Mrs. Wm, Morley,
president, welcomed the regional
ladies to the church.
Mrs. Stewart Shier, 1st vice-
president of the Huron-Perth
Presbyterial, brought greetings
and thanked Mrs. Ratcliffe for
her two years as south regional
president.
Mrs. Walter MacDonald,
treasurer, talked on stewardship.
Kirkton U.C.W., under the
leadership of Mrs'. Jack
Urquhart assisted by Mrs. T.
Elliott, Mrs. F. Sweitzer and Mrs.
Cross, presented a closing
worship in keeping with the
theme.
Coven ladies see
African pictures
The ladies of the Caven
Presbyterian Church entertained
ladies from Cromarty Gordon
Auxiliary, and other friends at
their regular meeting last week.
Miss Hazel Macdonald of
Goderich spoke and showed
pictures of Africa which she took
while teaching there.
Special music was provided by
Mrs. Daniel McLeod.
Devotions, based on the 23rd
psalm, were given by Mrs. H.
Strang and Mrs. Carman Cann.
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We are pleased to wish
Happy Birthday to the
following persons this
week:
Mrs. Edna Passmore,
John Street, Exeter, 82,
November 1,
Arthur Baker, Grand
Bend, 87, October 26,
Mrs. Arthur Baker,
Grand Bend, 86, November
6.
Mrs. Rega Borland, 87
Elm St., Apt. 3, Timmins,
98, November 3.
If You Are Planning
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South regional UCW
meet at Zion West
Write or
Phone Collect Today Doug Riddell Jack Riddell
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Conductor, Mrs. Mavis Atthill;
color bearer, Mrs. Mildred
Fulton; warden, Mrs. Mildred
Thomson, Secretary, Mrs.
Gladys Skinner; treasurer, Mrs.
Olive Hicks; financial secretary,
Mrs. Lena Kirkland.
R,S.N.G., Miss Ruth Skinner;
L.S.N.G., Mrs. Bernice Ford;
R.S.V.G., Mrs. Lila Smith;
L.S.V,G., Mrs. Margaret
McBride.
Outside guardian, Mrs. Audrey
MacGregor; inside guardian,
Mrs. Evaleen Whiting; Rebekah,
Mrs. Elaine Pinder;
R.S,J.P.N.G., Mrs, Cora Smith;
L.S.J.P.N.G., Mrs. Mary Hern;
R.S. chaplain, Mrs. Frieda
Bierling; L.S. chaplain, Mrs.
Ruby Beaver.
During the installation Mrs.
Belva Fuss sang several solos.
Corsages were presented to N.G.
Loretta Ball and V.G. Vi Coates.
D.D.P. Ruby Bell, J.P.N.G.
Gladys Skinner, N.G. Loretta
Ball were presented with gifts.
Mrs. Jean Hodgert entertained
with piano solos and refresh-
ments completed the evening.
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