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" U,C,W. genera/ meeting
Facts N • Fan cies
By .Gwyn
and humorous experiences during
a year's hitchhiking through
south east Asia,.
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A group of ladies from Coen
Presbyterian Church visited the
Exeter Nursing Home Monday
afternoon and entertained the
residents with .a Robbie Burns
program and presented them with
treats.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock,
Exeter, spent the weekend with
Mr, .and Mrs. Burton Morgan and
family of Kitchener.
The General Meetin of the
Exeter United Church LJCW Was.
held Monday night..
The president, Mrs. Beth
Batten, chaired the meeting and.
reports were given by the various
committees, and recommenda-
tions for activities for the
ensuring year presented for
approval,
Mrs, Arnold Lindeofieid
explained the 1971 budget. The
devotional "Knock at the Door"
was given by Mrs. Wes Witmer,
The AOTS joined the group to
hear Roy Stevenson, teacher at
the SHDHS tell of his interesting
BIKE ,ATHON PAYS OFF: Xi Gamma Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi presented a cheque of $569.70 to
Joseph Bolon, regional director of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society. The money was
raised from a bike-athon the members held last fall. Mrs. Joe Wooden, president , and. Mrs, Bill Essery,
treasurer, make the presentation. T-A photo
Rebekahs perform
initiation ceremonies
essentials. Never the practical
type, my trousseau consisted of an
ornamental cork screw, a bud
vase, and an egg beater I'd won in
a draw, We were so hard pushed
that when my husband's
toothbrush fell apart we both
used mine for six months.
But, we survived, like
thousands of others who started
out with next to nothing. The
young may find it hard to believe
that elaborate trousseaus and
elegant church weddings have
only been in fashion, and
financially possible, since the last
war.
Twenty five years leave their
deposits of joy and sorrow;
satisfaction and regret.
We remember times of
serenity and times of deep
concern; times when we were
brave and times when we were
weak; times of being loving and
times when we were unkind,
And, of course, there were
times of anger and battle, but
while murder was often on our
minds, we never considered
anything as serious as divorce.
Lodge members gre providing
the program for -the next senior
citizens meeting.
An afternoon and evening
dessert euchre will be held
February 10 in the lodge rooms.
Sometimes, when we look
back in the mirror we tend to
reproach ourselves with what
have you done with your lives?
Still, it is with deep gratitude we
recall beautiful happenings that
warmed our hearts and spirits,
end wonderful friends and
relatives who helped us through
difficult, experiences.
A eker,( anniversary is an
imagni /milestone in our
man ilgrimage for reflection
of st. But it is also a starting
pla or the new things ahead.
we drove home from the
part given in our honor by
relatives, my husband asked,
"Care to try for another 25?"
"Why not?" I answered.
The gay-abandon,
devil-take-the-hindmost spirit of
25 years ago was missing. Still,
there was a feeling of a fresh start;
a second wind, a kind of reprieve
to go on and finish the race.
And, after all, things did get
better in the last 25
years. . .we've got two tooth
brushes to prove it!
Onward and Upward.
aiet 'eeed
The Exeter Times
Advocate extends hearty
congratulations to the
following people
celebrating birthdays:
MRS'., ALFRED
DUCHARME, Zurich, 87,
January 28,
MRS. FLORA
RAPSON, Hensall, 80,
February 5.
If you have a friend or
relative who would like to
have their birthday
acknowledged let us know.
We are happy to extend this
service free of charge.
Pride 'of Huron Rebekah
Lodge No. 338 lOOF Exeter
met in the lodge rooms last
Wednesday evening with the
Noble Grand, Gladys Skinner
presiding. Initiation ceremonies
were carried out.
The vice-grand, Loretta Ball
gave her report on sick, shut-ins,
anniversary and dance.
The program and lunch
conveners for February are
Emma Campbell and Mary
Gardiner.
Thermos-bottle corks become
compressed and too small from
repeated use. Bring them back to
normal by boiling them in a
covered pan. This sterilizes them
too.
DUTCH DIAMONDS - Here's a tasty gem which will add variety to
your cookie tray when guests are expected. Apples, raisins and Edam
cheese combine in this delightful - and nutritious - recipe. They are
also welcome as a dessert, or an anytime treat with milk or coffee.
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apple-raisin filling. Crumble
remaining cheese mixture on top
and bake in 350 degree oven for
30 minutes. Cut in diamonds,
Serve warm or cold. Makes 4 to 5
dozen.
Here's a tasty gem which will
add variety to your cookie tray
when guests are expected.
Apples, raisins and Edam cheese
combine in this delightful and
nutritious -recipe.
They are also welcome as a
dessert, or an anytime treat with
milk or coffee.
1/2 cup butter
2 cups shredded Edam cheese.
11/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
2 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
Cream together butter and
cheese. Sift dry ingredients and
rub into the creamed mixture.
Press half into a greased 8 inch x 8
inch cake pan. Top with
In the past, wedding
anniversaries e dates we've
chosen to ignore, Each year
they've come And gooe with no
fanfare and I suppose we were
trying to fool ourselves into
believing that if we completely
overlooked them, the years
wouldn't count up so quickly.
Recently, however, there
appeared to be something
blowing in ,the wind as the family
whisprexed consultations and
Y.iraISe secretive ph one calls,
After viewing this perplexing
situation for awhile It suddenly
hit me that we were about to
celebrate our 25th wedding
anniversary.
I mentioned this to my spouse.
He was totally abashed. "No,"
he protested, "it can't be. Why,
I'm much too young to be
married that long," (Ha)
But, there it was. A quarter of
a century gone in a wink.
Suddenly, memories started to
flood back on us.
Whei can guess the number of
gallons that have flowed under
the bridge since we, all
dewey-eyed, innocent and so very
young, took the pledge "for
better or for worse,"
With youthful optimism we
were sure things could only get
better, and looking back,' it
doesn't appear they could have
got much worse.
The war was just over and my
young man, out of the merchant
navy, was still recovering from a
lung ailment and could only
maintain a part-time position. I
had a job, but wages, back in
those days, were almost
'laughable.
The one thing we had going for
us was that heady, irresponsible,
idealistic approach of the
young. . ,we could lick anything,
providing we did it together.
Lucky didn't know then
how often e e would be the ones
who were aln ost licked!
If we had we might have given
more thou t to our sudden
decision to elope (with $20.00
between e,u6) and take our
wedding vt. s in front of Rev.
Charles Ten pleton in the Stone
Church on Avenue Road in
Toronto.
If you've seen Charles
Temple n now turned
inventor) r, on T.V. lately you
know he's a very handsome man,
but you should have seen him 25
years ago. WOW! My mind kept
slipping from the seriousness of
the ceremony every time I looked
at his beautiful blue eyes.
Actually, f was quite gorgeous
myself, decked out in a 'fairly'
--mew blue wool dress, a three year
old hat, and shoes that had seen
better days. My groom was
resplendent in a pin striped suit
handed down to him by an older
brother.
Well, anyway, the deed was
done and we took off on our
honeymoon, which was a
picturesque trip across the city in
a romantic, rattling, dirty old
street car to our new home. This
was one small room in a boarding
house, the decor of which was
dull-drab.
The yellow, cracked, floral
wallpaper was ghastly and the
rugs were an i• sidious green. One
kora-I-Ahem each morning and
you, . t put it nicely, we
never had to b y laxatives.
Eventually we were lucky
enough to get ail unfurnished two
room apartment. Then, came the
struggle to equip it with the bare
Filling
4 apples, peeled
1/2 cup raisins
1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
1/3 cup sugar
1 cup water
Cut apples into wedges.
Simmer with remaining
ingredients until raisins are plump
and sauce thickens, about 12
minutes. Yield - about 1 cup
filling.
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