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The Huron Expositor, 1964-05-07, Page 18
!1; '!:IRON E ''O goRR, SEAFQRRTIt ONT., MAY 1•4; 4904 rco 1 $eeatoa 4aNepX piece 8. Night before 12. High card. 13. Cofnmunton table 14. Light beam 16. StAging plant°` 17. Part of mouth 19( Whole 21. Affirmative word 22. Cook slowly 24. !talent 26. Relate 29. Tweed 31. Incline the head 33. River in Scotland 34. Either 35. Bring back 38. Rough lava 50. Corded fabric 41. St ging inset 42. Measurea of length 44. Animal flesh 46. Craft 48. Try 49. Batter 51. Famous 53. Kind of vegetable ,56. Wall openios 59. Fuss 80. Writing material 62. Female sheep 63. Wager 64. Unfresh 65. Compass point DOWN 1. Light brown 2. Frost 3. Epiatie -4:-A-seasonwg 6. Apparent 6. By 7. Hit sharply 8. Nolay quarrel 9. Rubbed out.. 11. OrganOantub ofsight 16. Castle part► 18. Allow 20. Portable light'' 22.' Tempest E3. A number 25. Also 27. Guides 28. Smallest amount 30. Spider's home 32. Arid 36 Ocean 37 Consumed 40. Talking bird 43. flacons,' red 45. Black sticky substance 47 Drying cloth 50. wipe. up 62. 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It was moved from. the henhouse, while' using the lower street where it has stood since as a pig pen. 1914, to behind the barn of Manuel Beuerman, Mr, Muel- ler's son•rfa•laty, Fireside Group well as serving the commiin- ity as a robblershop, -it has al - .so been used as a bank and as a post office. as well as a bar- ber shop. Dating from the 1890's, as Mr. Mueller, who came to Brodhagen at. the age. of 26 in 1888, first worked with the Iate, George Leonhardt before setting out in t.business for him- self on the site to which the Nionsonmormamorsier PROMPT WATCH . REPAIR SERVICE at SAVAUGE JEWELLERS Certified 'Watchmakers OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Holds Meeting At Grovel Pet • The Fireside Fellowship Group of First Church attended a special tour of the gravel pit of Frank Kling Ltd. Wednesday evening. The tour •was arrang- ed by .the men of the group, who played host to the ladies and interested friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kling ex- plained, each step in the opera- tion of the processing of certi- fied sand, gravel and -ready -mix- ed concrete. All equipment was in full operation, which enabled the group to become more aware of the power involved in this modern business. Following a brief business meeting, the men served a' de- licious barbecue lunch. Mrs. Harry Curring expressed appre- ciation to Mr. and Mrs. Kling and to the Fireside Group for an enjoyable evening. RECIPE OF THE MONTH • By the Ontario Tender Fruit institute "Buy Canada Choice Canned. Fruit" �•'c= ,,IJi Cl'erry Create Squares - (Makes 9 Servings) ` A 2 cups fine graham wafer crumbs • 1 tablespoon brown sugar '✓4 cup butter, melted • 11/2 teaspoons gelatine ' 3 tablesjoonswater 1 (8 -ounce) package cream cheese, 1 cujl sifted icing sugar 1 `teaspoon lemon rind 2 teaspoons lemon juice '12 pint (It14 cups), whf:.` ping cream 1, 0 oz.) \can, "Oanai9a ' , Choice" Cherry ` Pie Filing. Combine crumbs, brown sugar and butter. Press half mixture in bottom of buttered .9 -inch square cake pan. Sprinkle gela. „• tine over water; let stand • 5 minutes to 'soften and dissolve over hot, .water. Cool. Cream cheese; gra- dually beat in icing sugar, lemon rind and juice. Blend gelatine into stiff- ly -whipped .cream; fold into cheese mixture. Spread half cheese mix- ture over crumbs in cake pan, Carefully spread cherry filling on top. Add remaining cheese/ xnixture and sprinkles with remain- , gr mb .mif<tiire shill • anti ;Bette out .in' squares. •TIits recipe / prepared es- pecially 'for tbi'rser-1es by "• hairy Foods 'S e r v ice , Bureau. PJ rJ 1963 RAMBLA CLASSIC 660 -4 -Door 1962 FORD GALAXIE 2 -DOOR V -8 --Auto-' magic; Radio 1961 'RAMBLER CLASSIC 4 -DOOR 1961 CHEV., BISCAYN.E--6 Cylinder 1957 CHEV,---6 Cylinder See 'the, New 1964 Ramblers - fit MILLER. MOTORS prom 149 stnFoxms CHELA MATTHISON, young Vancouver actress who re- cently completed studies at Canada's National Theatre School in Montreal, has her first television role -a star- ring' one -in ' More Joy `in Heaven, a five -episode dram- atization . qf'' the Morley Cal- laghan novel, on CBC -TV's The Serial. St. James' CWL Names .. es Convenors, Delegcaes Tile regular meeting of St. James' Cat h o'l i c Women's League was held in the school auditorium Tuesday. The new president, Mrs., Frank Nigh, op- ened the meeting with prayer and reports were given, Mrs. Mel Cooper, correspond ing secretary, read the resolu tions to be brought in at the annual diocesan convention. So- cial convener Mrs. John Aubin reported 60 bags and 50 boxes of clothing had 'he -en sent to the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Parish visitors for May will be Mrs. James Nash and Mrs. Jo- seph Lane. The following conveners were appointed for the new year: Spiritual, Mrs, James Kelly, Mrs. Gerald Van Den }lenge], Mrs. Martin Heynsbergen; Lib- rary, Mrs. James '.Devereaux; Magazine, Mrs, Gordon Rey - olds; press, .Mrs. Art Dever- eaux; entertainment,+ Mrs. John O'Brien, Mrs. Harry Hak, Mrs, Frank Reynolds; lunch, Mrs.. J. R. Huard, Mrs. Jack. Bedard', Mrs. Roger Hoornaert; deppxat- ing, Mrs. Jack Case, Mrs' bert Maloney,,, Delegates to the •diocesan! convention, to be held.'in Sar-' nia, May 19 and 20, will be Mrs. Frank Nigh and Mrs. Clar= ence Malone. It was decided to ' give framed certificates to the First Communion class, and to have a tea and bake sale in the rectory on Wednesday, June 17th. The meeting closed with prayer. Mrs. John O'Brien, entertain- ment convener, introduced the guests of the evening, Rev. and We. J. Ure Stewart. Their Col- orful pictures., capturing the beauty of each season in the community, delighted t h e group. Pictures, depicting life among the Ojibway Indians while in charge of the mission on the Saugeen Reserve, near - I Southampton, were shown 'by Rev. Stewart, Mrs. Stewart gave an interesting history of the Canadian 'Indians, saying' that ,since they are a minority group, they need very much our sympathy and mutual under- standing. ,Mrs. Frank' Reynolds express- ed the thanks of the members 'present to Rev. and Mrs. Stew- art and gave them a gift. 1 Mrs. 'Huard, Mrs. Bedard and Mrs. Alvin Smale• served a de Iicious lunch. Mrs. Josephine Morris won the mystery prize. BLACK EVERGREEN j An evergreen tree of the cashew family found in the ,,cashew mountains of the East Indies 1 is commonly called the "mark- ing nut tree." The tree, which grows to a height of 50 feet, bears a fruit whose acrid black juice is mixed with lime by the natives and then used for printing and marking cotton cloth. But the finished mater- ial should not be put in a laun- dry machine with other clothes. The markings of the marking nut are not water -proof. Canadian social worker Doris' Clark invites you to write her about your problem. She answers letters of general interest in this column but can't undertake personal replies. DEAR DORIS-A few months ago I started dating; this boy I like very much. At the Easter exams my marks weren't high enough. So I was cut off all my activities. We see each other at school but. I'm not allowed to date un- til- after the June exams. I'm afraid he's Iosing interest in me and I can't say as I blame him. How can 'I keep him until June? He is 18 and I am 16. • PUZZLED DEAR• PUZZLED -If he's as right for you as you think he is, he'll keep. Real friendliness means sharing a friend's con- cerns as well as joys. If he's encouraging you to make' the grade, he's worth . hanging 43n to.. Thank him for it. If he walks' off on you, let him go, a: * DEAR DORIS-Arty there ex- ercises for improving the bust - line? How long does , it take for any, improvement at all? I've been trying to lose some weight and I have but I've also lost some off my bust, and it wasn't too large to start with. GRACE DEAR GRACE - When you are trying to rearrange the curves, diet plus exercise is the only answer. Take off weight without exercise and .you have sagging flesh left. Improvement must be gradual. Separately I have .sent you: (1) "Be Figure Perfect" (a set of ` exercises); and (2) "Dieter's Five -Day Meal Plan" (which includes low cal- orie menus and._recipes). (Note for others:' If, yours is a similar problem, write to me in care of this newspaper, en- closing 10 cents for each leaf- let and a large, five -cent -stamp- ed, self-addressed envelope." DEAR DORIS-I am a widow. At, a discussion at work the other day some of the girls seemed to feel I am wrong in wearing my rings on my left hand still, One of the argu- ments was that a ' gentleman would not be too keen on ask- ing a lady out who was wear- ing rings. What de you say? NEEDS ENLIGHTMENT DEAR NEEDS - That you should wear then), Until such USBORNE AND IIIBBERT• MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. HEAD OFFICE -' EXETER, Ont. Directors: Timothy B. Toohey - RR 3, Lucan President Robert G. Gardiner - RR 1 V'iee-President Cromarty Wm. • H. Chaffe • RR 4, Mitchell E. Clayton Colquhoun RR 1, Hill Martin Feeney - RR1ence 2, Dublin Milton McCurdy,- RR 1, Kirkton Agents: Hugh Benninger Dublin Harry Coates - RR 1, Centralia. Clayton Harris - Mitchell Solicitors: Mackenzie & 'Raymond' - Exeter Secretary -Treasurer: Atrthit(r Fraser - peter time asyou marry again. Whe- ther or nor you are wearing rings, a man who knows you as "Mrs." will still wonder abut your marital status until he is enlightened., CONFIDENTIAL TO WORK- ING WIFE -If your shift work job means a lonely husband who begins to prefer other pep-, ple's company, what are you working for? Have the stlerile, self-denying -routines madyou forget that life is for living - and loving? How about track- ing down a nine -to -five job? ANTED LIVE FOWL Picked up at the farm Top Prices _• Locker Service Available - Phone 751 J 12 - Seaforth or 393 J. 15 - Brussels Ronald Bennett WALTON SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERING Centre Street L. Telephone 446 FOR ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTERING We Arrange Easy Terms -- BACKACHE? ..nOt me! For ,relief from backache or that tired -out feeling I depend on- -- NOTICE -- For Co -Op Insurance N. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone Calf 193 J - John 5t. SEAFORTH Complete Coverages For: *-Auto and Truck • • Farm 'Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and 'S ckness • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op Medical' Services • Wind Insurance ITH GAR• Ems' ' lLLERS gat P make g 'dening as" ' sy'cat owing your lawn! re aSarwt illi' • ..!vale Betweeiyfiows! er bid (!Weed P,1i1 big! a firm Groind I oder, Fertilize,. Mulch! • A Se dnd`Price for Every Garden • 3, 4 end i5 HP Engines • Fald- ver lwi R s • fingertip controls • - • Adjustable wheel and handle heights TILLSMITH does tough gprden chores with power .. , in a fraction Of the time . , . deeper, better, faster tilling. "Slicer" action tines expand to work ground up to 30' .wide. Stores compactly. comet* lir a Deenowstrerlon and Pay as yoel Grow! Only $129'95 3 HP Ranger illus. Seaforth Farmers Ccs -op PHONE 9 `4 - _ f' SEAFORTH. A04,44.444,4 44445.454 V.F47i • • r 4 New 11,. Directions t. in Gas -Cooking 56, 4 Broil it eye level -with the broiler door. closed. No smoke -no warm-up time -and best of all, that true barbecue -flavour that only a clean gas flame can give. Gas range styling goes versatile with' this side -open. Ing door. Swing it right out of your way -for easier access, easier cleaning. New Directions in Gas Cooking brings you new features...new ideas:..new values! Modern gas ranges give you heat that's sensi- tive, heat t IS 'rninediate, The burners, the broiler, the oven all respond instantly to your direction -you get automation where it's most effective, personal control where you really need it. • And the manufacturers of today's gas ranges have dreamed up a dozen ways of making gas cooking -even more enjoyable! They're all on display now, We call them NEW DIRECTIONS IN GAS COOKING. UNION ASCOMPANY This is the time to trade! You've never seen value like this before- PRICES on all new automatic gas nges ARE THE LOWEST EVER -OFFERED! And you get highest trade-in allowances - now until June 13th,19641 See your Gas Appliance • Dealer, Department Store or your Gas Company SILLS'- HARDWA :wrE Phone 56 Seaforth FRANK KUNG LTDE' Phone19 -• • Seaforth G:IN.GERIcH Sales & Service Ltd. : " Phone 585, Seaforth BOB DOIG Phone 668 R 13 • Seaforth DUBLIN ELECTRIC Phone 70 a z- Dublin WANT ,ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS;-. Phone 141 The difference between hoping ...and having is a PERSONAL LOAN from CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE A new car for your. family? New appliances for your home? Get whatever you need now -with a PermLoan from the Cin Imperial Bank of • Commerce. Low interest rates. Life- insured cif .insured for your protection. Convenes %ant repalments. See your helpfisi ,CiO2nm1 ce branch manager today. r ORS Over1260 branches to serve you BUILDS • • 11 • P• • 4 0 1'. • 4