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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-03-26, Page 8.j.eeeee ARE YOU THE EASTER BUNNY? Kathy Patterson asks the huge plush rabbit who visited her home one day this week while her sister, Susan looks on, The girls are the daughters of Mr, & Mrs. Hugh Patterson, Andrew Street, Exeter. * 1 and 2-Pound Boxed Candy * Fancy Decorated Boxes HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT MIDDLETON anly5 --crtarl4 PHONE 235-1570 EXETER helps you plan your,e,%„, • EASTER FEAST \T N \.* 17 Dial 235-0212' Monarch ' DESSERT TOPPING WHIP 91/2 oz. tin 43 CHUNK TUNA 6 1/2 oz. tin 37 Kitchener Packers or Colemans Ready To Eat Fully Defatted, Skinless and `Sugar Cured ft HAM S ib.0 Whole or Half Center Sikes 11).99c Clover Leaf • • Bacon Butt Pork Chops Schneiders Minced Ham lb. 49 ° 1 lb. Vac Pack lb. 89 i or Roast lb. 6T 1 lb. 69 ° 1 McCormicks 1 lb. Pkges. SODAS Plain, Salted, Saltines 3/$1" Nabob COFFEE 1 lb. bag Reg. 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Ind-ed not!" they scoffed, They did believe that God, who was the master and maker of their history would send them a Messiah, but he would arrive in `clouds of glory' and would bring them political restoration and national sovereignty under a Davidic king. But this man, hanging above them now had not come in a cataclysmic opening of the heavens. His followers, once a Multitude, had fled and left him to die alone. And had he not been a friend of sinners and a breaker of the words of the law? And by allowing himself to be called 'the Christ' hadn't he mocked their ancient hope of a Messiah? Him, the Messiah? Impossible. But, at least, the meaning of the words, `King of the Jews', was unquestionably clear and challenging to those men and women on the slopes of a windswept hill that spring afternoon. The issues of Easter are foreign to contemporary man. The words on the placard over the head of the dying man on the cross bring no cries of denunciation, but neither do they bring accolades of affirmation. Manes reaction, for the most part, is one of indifference and unconcern. In spite of their short sightedness the people who witnessed the crucifixion of Jesus were closer to a genuine affirmation of faith than many modern men, even those who are members of our churches. At least, they believed with no doubts, that God was active in the history of their nation. - Modern society, with its scientific view of reality, leaves little room for the view of a God who acts in history. It is much easier for us to translate the word 'God' into terms like `ultimate truth', 'the guiding principles of creation', or the basis of all matter'. The greatest commandment Jesus gave us was, "This I command you, to love one another as I have loved you." Yet two thousand years later a desperate cry for that love is still heard from every corner of the human sphere. The recurrent theme of so many of the successful novelists Ideal For People With Big Feet Look In Our Window Today HOPPER-HOCKEY Furniture Ltd. Main St. Exeter ,z A and playwrights is loneliness and separation. Love is needed in our foreign policies, our political arenas, in the wheeling and dealing of the business world, in the working out international problems of the Canadian Indian, the poor, the mentally sick, yes, and it is needed in our churches, too. Young people are grasping out for love and perhaps are closer than most of us to achieving some essence of what Christ meant. You and I do not always understand these young ones with their placards of 'Love In', 'Make Love, Not War', and with their long unruly hair, strange dress and stranger ways. Perhaps these mannerisms are just a means to show their revulsion of our generation's hypocrisy and the lack of love we show toward each other. - In the past, we may have given lip service to God, but we believed that we could carve out our own salvation with the help of education, and improve society through progressively better government. We also believed that the evils of life such as ignorance, crime, poverty, selfishness, hatred and greed could be cured by reforming human institutions and bettering environmental conditions. We believed further that with MAPLE CRUMBLE 8 to 10 graham crackers 1/2 cup butter 4 apples, cored, pared and sliced 1/2 cup maple syrup Roll graham crackers until crumbly, Soften butter and mix thoroughly with graham crumbs. Butter an oven dish and place sliced apples on bottom of dish. Pour maple syrup over apples. Add crumb mixture. Bake at 325 degrees for 25 minutes. Serve with ice cream or cream. EASTER EGG NESTS Something that will appeal to any child having a birthday during the Easter season is individual Easter Egg Nests. They make an easy and gay dessert for the birthday party or for the family dinner, according to the Poultry Products Institute of Canada. Use individual Mary Ann shells (shortcake shells( from the baker or cut two 2" rounds from plain cake per serving. Cut centre out of one round and stick the doughnut shape piece to the uncut round every technological development man rose to greater heights and, would ultimately become perfect. But, regardless of the immensity of our scientific gains and technology advancement we need only read the morning paper with its stories of wars, revolts, demonstrations, strikes and murderous crimes to realize that humanism has failed, We have need of a greater power than our own. This power, yet untapped and untried is love, and the focal point of this power is Jesus Christ. The men who stood by watching on the hill of Golgotha failed to recognize the new ethic of loge that redeems man to God and establishes friendships between men. They were also denied the vision of the empty tomb and the glory of the resurrection. Contemporary man still fails to recognize the great truth. Only as the events of Easter call us to seek out God who acts in history, and only as we realize that He shows his divine love for us in the giving of His Son, and gives us hope, joy and strength through the Resurrection, can we look at the Man on the Cross and say, "This is indeed the King of the Jews and of All Mankind." FONDUE HAZARDS Take care when using your fondue dish e warn • home economists, Macdonald Institute, University of Guelph. One fondue gourmet came close to having his house burned to the ground when a fondue crock broke open while filled with boiling oil that ignited when it hit the open flame. The flames flowed across the table, onto the floor and ignited the drapes. So, take heed: be sure to use only a metal fondue pot and that the type of fuel used will not explode or flow. An alcohol burner is implied in most instructions, but this is not spelled out. Also be careful when removing the forks from the pot, as there is the chance that oil or cheese will flow down the outside and ignite. Engagement announced Ira Graham of Xexia. Ohio and Mrs. Mildred Graham of Fairborn, Ohio announcing the engagement of their daughter, Shirley, to Jim Tuckey, son of Mr. & Mrs. (nee Wanda Tuckey) Jim 'Dickey of Case City, Michigan, Shirley graduated from Xenia High School and is new attending Bethel College as a sophomore. Jim graduated from Cass City High School, attended Bethel. College for two years, and is now employed et Marlette Homes Inc., in Marlette, Michigan. July 18 has been set as the wedding date. Mrs. Gordon Heywood, Andrew Street reported seeing a robin Tuesday evening. Spring must be here! Mrs. Charles Harris and Debbi of London are spending a few days with Mrs. Milton Pfaff. Mrs. Milo Snell of Don Mills is visiting with Mrs. C. Zurbrigg and other friends in Exeter for Easter. Mrs. C. E. Zurbrigg, Mrs. Winston Shapton, Carol Lynn and Patti Lou Shapton attended a shower for Janet Marie Zurbrigg in London Saturday, See Our Extensive Selection of SPRING HATS — AND — HANDBAGS MAIN ST; Boyle's LADIES WEAR EXETER t . eeeeee eeleee'e..e.:4ee 11111 00000000 1 ttttttttttt 1 ttttt 111111 ttttt 11111 tttttt ttttt 11111011”11 tttttt ttttttttttttt 111 ttttttttttt 11111111111#1111/11 tttttttttt Recipe Box MAPLE SYRUP TIME Nothing could be a surer sign of spring than maple syrup time. If you get some fresh syrup this year (it's usually available at maple syrup festivals, public markets or specialty shops) home economists, Macdonald Institute, University of Guelph, give these pointers for storing it properly to retain the true maple flavor: 1. If you are buying maple syrup in large quantities, divide with jam or icing to form the it into smaller containers• for base of the nest. storing. Heat the syrup to 180 Ice shells generously with degrees F; fill sterilized jars to Fluffy Icing maintaining the nest overflowing; seal tightly and shape. Sprinkle with plain or store in a cool place. If you wish tinted coconut, let dry a few to store the syrup for some time, minutes and fill with coloured it may be frozen, but leave a small candy Easter eggs or jelly headspace in the container. beans or store in a lightly 2, Once the container is covered container in a cool place opened, keep it in the until ready to serve, then fill refrigerator. with the Easter eggs. 3. If a sugary crust forms, heat gently until the crystals dissolve. 4.1f a mold develops, skim the surface to a depth that is free from tainted flavor. 5. To freshen syrup that has been stored for some time, add a little water and reheat to the boiling point. ALL, DR mgp UP — McGillivray Central school students presentation of Cinderella last week included a group of lords end ladies. They are from left, Eric Bullock, Brenda Lee, John .Smithers, Cindy Hicks, Kevin Hodgins, Judy Scott, Ann DeWeerd and John Jongoneel. T-A photo Catholic teachers study first aid During the latter part of 1969 and the early months of 1970, eleven teachers from the Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School and six parents from Dublin and Mitchell took a course in Standard First Aid. These teachers are now qualified to teach Preliminary First Aid to Grade 8 students in their schools. The teachers from this district are as follows: Ecole Ste. Marie School, St. Joseph — Sister Jean Marie Audette, Mrs. Bernadette Alice Perron, Mrs. Lilliane Marie Ann Laporte, St, Boniface School, Zurich — Miss Helena Ann Skinn, Miss Elaine Marie Murray and Mrs. Norma Eugene Siebert; Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, Mount Carmel, Sister Colleen Mary Ellen O'Neill; Precious Blood School, Exeter — Mrs. Esther Sarah Rau. illimproN1011•41M.M.111•04011461••••111.11.1011101s4,01.11.0111.101.001101.0 Candles AND Decorated Novelties EASTER •