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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. & Mrs. George Joseph Blake, 78 Allen St., E., Waterloo, announce
the engagement of their daughter Vicki Teresa to Daniel George
Cameron, Waterloo, son of Mr. &1`.1rs, William John Cameron, Hensall.
The marriage will take place August 22, 1970 at St, Louis Roman
Catholic Church, 53 Allen St., E. Waterloo, at 4:00 p.m.
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This homemade ice cream
boasts the creamy smoothness of
old-fashioned crank-style ice
cream, with none of the work.
HOMEMADE REFRIGERATOR
ICE CREAM
2 3-oz. packages cream
cheese, softened
2/3 cup sugar
2 tsp. vanilla
1 cup 32% cream
1 cup 10% cream
1, Cream together the cream
cheese, sugar and vanilla.
2. Slowly add the cream,
mixing thoroughly. Freeze in a
refrigerator tray until partially
frozen to a soft mush.
3. Break up mixture into a
chilled bowl and beat until
smooth. Do not allow the
mixture to melt completely.
4. Return to tray; freeze firm.
Makes 6 servings.
into the house.
"Look," he exclaimed
proudly and happily, as he began
to tour her through the house.
"Look what we've done. This is
new . . . and this is new . . . and
that's been painted - . - and this
furniture's old but the cover
new, and over there we . , ."
In less than two minutes the
whole secret was out.
I tried to shush him, but then I
saw the delighted look on our
cousin's face and I threw up my
hands and enjoyed the*
joke.
* *
In my mind I have already
composed a letter inviting her
back next year.
We didn't have time to touch
the bathroom, and the livingroom
drapes are looking rather shabby,
and maybe we could even get that
patio built I've been nagging
about for the last ten years!
SIMMONS
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The Exeter Times
Advocate takes pleasure in
wishing 'HAPPY
BIRTHDAY to the
following persona,.
MILS. f$AAQ. COWER,.
Orediton, who was 84,
.July gi,
We.are happy to give this
service to our senior
citizens and if y'ou know of
anyone celebrating an over
80 birthday we would be
pleased to -hear from you.
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Although fresh strawberries
are over you can make this
refreshing summer desert using
frozen fruit.
STRAWBERRY ICE SHERBET
1.3-oz. pkg. strawberry
flavored gelatin
1 envelope unflavored gelatin
1 cup boiling water
1 6-oz. can frozen orange
juice concentrate, thawed
1/2 cup cold water
1 pint vanilla ice cream
1 pint frozen strawberries
1. Blend flavored and
unfavored gelatin and boiling
water until dissolved.
2. Add thawed concentrate
and cold water.
3. Add ice cream, blend until
smooth.
4. Chop strawberries finely
into ice cream-gelatin mixture,
and mix through.
5. Pour into mold or bowl and
chill until firm. Serve in sherbet
glaccPs. Serves 6 to 8.
ALMA COLLLEGE GRAD
Barbara Jayne Attfield, daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Art Attfield, Exeter
graduated recently from Alma
College, St. Thomas: She will
enter the 1970 class of the south
Waterloo School of Nursing in
Galt,
Keep fruit fresh
in freezer bags
With warm weather now with
us, mouth-watering, fresh
in-season vegetables and fruits
are beginning to adorn the
produce counters.
According to the Ontario
Food Council, among
home-grown goods on the
market are asparagus, beets,
spinach, sweet cherries and
strawberries.
A handy way for the
homemaker to keep them fresh
for summer salads is preservation
of them in freezer bags.
Beets must be topped,
washed, scalded and cooked
until tender then peeled, diced,
chilled and packaged.
The method for storing sweet
cherries is by washing, chilling
and pitting. Then sprinkle one
clip of sugar with five cups of
the fruit and package and store
as above. The same process is
used for sour cherries.
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EXETER
In her book Please Don't Eat
the Daisies, Jean Kerr states there
are three situations when it is
advisable for a woman to decide
to decorate a room: (1) when you
have the money; (2) when you
don't have the money but expect
to win a sweepstake, and (3)
when you don't have the money
and know there's no possible
chance of your gettingit, but you
know if you look at that spotted
blue wall paper one more day you
will go smack out of your mind,
Well, I recently discovered
another advantageous time to get
on with one's decorating and I
glad to share this knowledge with
Mrs. Kerr and anyone else who is
interested.
It's an especially good plan if
your husband has been dragging
his feet everytime you've
suggested, in the past dozen
years, that a little new paint and
paper wouldn't be amiss in your
humble and crumbling abode.
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And it's very simple.
You invite one of his relatives
for a visit . . . preferably one he
hasn't seen for two or three
decades and whom he would
quite frankly like to impress.
You will be amazed, startled,
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in fact, how this will get the ball
rolling.
Leaking ceilings, peeling paint,
scarred and shabby furniture
which hasn't bothered him a
particle in the past will suddenly
loom into such a magnitude of
importance they will be rectified
with alacrity that defies
description.
* *
We were one of several
households who received a report
recently that an English relative
of my husband's family, hitherto
almost unknown, was making a
world tour and would visit in our
province this month.
The benefits derived from this
welcome social announcement
can scarcely be believed.
One of my sisters-in-law was
immediately given permission to
purchase the bedroom suite she
had been hounding after for
years.
In another home the taps,
dripping for weeks, and the toilet
seat that had been bucking
everyone off for a year, received
prompt attention. Then, after
finishing off those little chores
the man of the house went out
and bought a Cadillac.
Now really, that's carrying
things a bit too far, in my
opinion.
Why, in our house, we were
quite willing to settle for two
walls being knocked down,
another one put up, a new rug, a
paint job on the front of the
house, a remodelled kitchen and
new slip covers for the family
room,
The only problem was that
when my spouse ,decided to go
ahead with this massive plan of
rennovation we had exactly one
week to complete it.
"Hurry up," he poked me
awake at dawn one day, "and get
your color scheme picked out,"
"But I need more time," I
wailed.
"Time?" he snapped, "I told
you* two years ago I would paint
the kitchen some day , . . how
much more time do you need?"
After groping my way out of
bed I stumbled down to the paint
store.
I am usually a woman of snap
decisions and strong convictions
but confront me with a book of
paint colors and I'm a castaway
on the sea of indecision.
In the first place, it is
absolutely impossible to tell from
those pesky little chips what a
whole room will look like in the
same shade.
One might as well make the
choice blindfolded.
That's what I did.
Closing my eyes I made some
stabs at the chart and came up
with bright blue, paddy green and
shocking pink.
When I showed the paint to
my husband he paled as if having
an attack of kidney stones.
However, there was no time to
argue and he, stout fellow,
slapped it on whilst I sent prayers
heavenward that the effect
wouldn't be too ghastly.
By some quirk of fate the
results were quite pleasing.
Of course, anything would
have been an improvement on the
kitchen cupbooards.
Our 18 year old daughter had
ventured into the tie-dyeing
business last spring, and after
sloshing and splashing 75 shirts
through vats of dye on the stove,
the whole kitchen had come out
in a polka dotted, dripped,
speckled effect of psychedelic
colors that startled even the most
placid visitor.
Well, anyway, we worked like
demons possessed to get the job
finished.
Not wanting our guest to
know we had gone to all this work
on her behalf . .. and waiting her
to believe we were used to living
in such opulence we carefully
stashed away all the empty paint
cans, sprayed deodorizer around
to rid the place of tell-tale paint
odors, and exhausted but happy,
we drove off to fetch her home.
We neglected one thing.
We forgot to tell our little old
blabbermouth to keep his little
old trap shut.
He and our guest were instant
friends and by the time we arrived
back he was chattering like a
squirrel with a bagful of nuts.
Pulling on her hand he led her
Visit Expo 70
in Far Egst
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Neil and
Brenda returned home this week
after a 25 day tour of the far east.
While away they visited Japan,
Hong Kong, Thailand and Macau
The World's Fair in Osaka was
on their agenda and Mrs. Neil said,
"We were really proud of the
Ontario and Canadian pavilions,"
She stated the young Japanese
especially enjoy the beautiful
Canadian pavilion which features
music and dancing in one area.
Closed in, air-conditioned
sidewalks make it easy to move
around the Japanese Expo.
The Neils also visited the
ancient Japanese city of Kyoto
and spent another four days in
Tokyo, the largest, busiest city in
the world.
Through the American
Embassy they were able to
arrange passports to Thailand and
flew over Cambodia three times.
While in Thailand they stayed
in the city of Bangkok and
particularly enjoyed the temple
architecture and floating markets
on the rivers.
Mrs. Neil went on th say the
five days spent in Hong Kong was
fascinating. They took a bus trip
through the New Territories to
the Bamboo curtain.
From there they journeyed to
Macau, a two square mile
peninsula owned by Portugal
which is attached to Red China,
They viewed the closely guarded
border where the Red Chinese
soldiers kept strict guard.
Unlike some of the other
travellers in their group who
contacted dysentry, Mr. & Mrs,
Neil and Brenda were healthy for
the whole trip which they
thoroughly enjoyed from start to
finish.
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quickly; place the container in a
pan of cold, well-salted water.
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