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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-02-03, Page 9Grease a piece of foil,, and put the bacon roll on it,Roll up loosely so water does not get into the pudding, Put pudding into boiling water in a. big pan, and steam for Pk hours. Keep water boiling con- tinuously. 00 et ire; eet4 We are happy to extend birthday greetings to senior citizens who will soon be eelebrating their A birth dates, Mrs, Henry Volland, Hensel!, 89, February 7, Ansley Neil, Exeter, 88, February 8, The Times-Advocate is pleased to publish the birthdays of our senior citizens. VitarVd WEDDING FIPWE41,1's /Wet). 0,e w aircravice eill'InALLOtil3W9R;r9554, MARGARETJEAN Mawr= , TEL433-6011 0. o 0 photo by Film Production MR. AND MRS. STEVEN D. JOHNS District man weds girl from Woodstock Whiting Auctioneer* and Appraisal Service Profit by ExpetiOnc0 We give complete sale service Book your sale early to avoid conflicting dates Free service for charitable organizations NORM WHIlING, LICENSED AUCtIONgER Aerie coned 236.1964 Exeter Want to Redecorate? WE'LL HELP You ITIZO Miallrli P=1 -I Frr 14-"--r) nu 111 11161E1 1111Paillf rIIIMB At Hopper-Hockey, we like to think of ourselves as more than just "salesmen". We feel it's our task to help customers plan their decor, whether it be in adding a lamp or a picture, or running through a complete redecorating job from wall to wall — ceiling to floor. That's why we have expanded our services to include most of the materials you require to do whatever project you have in mind. You'll find a wide array of carpets, furniture and drapes and the "little things" that add the finishing touches to your room. We'll help you match your new carpet to your existing furniture or pick out new drapes that will complement your present carpet. There's really nothing magical about decorating. But it does entail some work and having the materials on hand to mix and match so that you know BEFORE you start exactly what your room is going to look like when you finish. We can bring the samples to your home, or sit down with you in our store and help you choose your requirements. That's the way we enjoy selling, because we know our customers are going to ,,be satisfied and more appreciative of our assistance, ONE STOP DOES IT ALL .... • Drapes • Carpets • Paintin9s • Lamps • Furniture • Accessories • Drapery Hardware by Kirsch JUST ADDED Our spacious warehouse showroom is nearing completion. New stock is arriving daily and to assist customers we are going to set up room settings to help them with their decorating needs. We think you'll find it exciting. MAIN 81' HOME DECORATING CENTRE 2354990 Times-Advpcate, F r ruairy 3, 1972 Prior,,, MIMAAI,HWAIAA;AAAIAMAAMIAIA;;;;AAA 4 0.01.;;WIAAAIA11,0;10411101AllOAMOIAMAI.A14. 4 HAAAA1 01;;PAAJIIAIAIIMA;$1;;;0 01AAAWAMIA01140;;A.0.01.0;;;g q;;;;;;;11101;;AM ll l V.1111 ;1411!;AV.H.AM;;; 41t FO.Ct$ N 1 FCifiCie$ By Gwyn q 1,4 W11111I111I1141pU14111I ll ;011$11;;;0010;41;;;;;;; ;An; ll A A;;;;411MAAA10,1AAAAAAAAAIIMAAAIAAAAAAAAA5i1;;Affitml;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;A;;Ati;A;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;p10;m11;;;;;;;;;;;;;;O; k Daft? Oat wer4 Ever feel tempted to cheat on your age? Or switch your name because you didn't like the one you'd been given. Some people have, and found themselves in a mess of trouble when it carne to collecting their pensions, With more and more red tape, the time may come when, in order to die, we must produce our driving licenses, or if we're lucky, a flying license. As it stands now, just to collect the pension we need proof of our correct name, age and birth place; proof of marriage with names and ages matching those above. Women, especially, are notorious for fooling around with their ages. 1 heard of a 62 year-old lady recently who said, "It may cost me $2,000 to get out of a mess I'm in because of lying about my age." She had cut five years off her age to get a job several years before. She went into a pension plan at her company, paying premiums five years lower than she would have on her honest age, Then she bought a life in- surance annuity, again with the premiums five years too low. At 62, when she was really 67, she wanted to retire and the fat was in the fire. Yes, those little white lies can cause a heap of trouble. A man is now wrestling with a life insurance policy of his wife who died. When she took out the policy she wanted-to hide the fact her father and mother had both died of a disease that she could have inherited so she listed Linda Anne Aube and Steven Douglas Johns were united in marriage at a ceremony per- formed at St. Rita's Church in Woodstock, by Rev. H. Roche, January 22, 1972. The bride is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. Ernest Aube, Wood- pneumonia instead. It's not uncommon, apparently, for a girl, not liking her Christian name, to switch it „ . say from Myrtle (which is on her birth certificate) to Angela. But she doesn't bother to make the change legal. So, Myrtle gets her first job as Angela, goes on the Social Security rolls, pension rolls and income tax rolls as Angela. She marries as Angela, goes on her husband's life in- surance policies as Angela and forgets completely that she is legally Myrtle. So how is she going to prove she is the Myrtle on the birth certificate when she comes up to collect insurance, pensions, etc. Authorities who hand out the goodies of retirement don't mind paying. They only want to know that you're the person you say you are. And you're the one who has to prove it. Healing Power of Love Doctors say that many older people, especially bachelors, spinsters or persons who have lost their spouses suffer from distressing aches and pains that have no organic cause, but are due to the lonely, boring existences they live. Most of these people would feel better if they could find some work or activity that would take them out of their homes into the company of other people. The feeling of being needed by other people is the best medicine in the world. Dr. John A. O'Brien, research professor at the University of Notre Dame tells about a retired druggist in an article he has published. stock, and the groom's parents are Mr. & Mrs. Howard Johns, of Woodham, The church choir, accompanied by organist, Mrs. Mary Roach, sang `Joy is Like the Rain' and 'Ode of Joy', Given in marriage by her father the bride was charming in a champagne colored gown of polyester satin with mink and jewel trim. She carried a cascade of pink and white roses. Maid of honor, Mrs. Jamie Robb, London, wore a brown polyester satin gown with beige lace trim and carried pink roses, Standing up with the groom was David Wood, of Burlington, and the ushers were Jim Sweitzer, London, and Wayne Shannon, Sarnia. Mothers of the bridal couple received at the reception held at the Copa Cabana in Woodstock. For a wedding trip to the Southern States the bride chose a going-away grey pant suit with black accessories, The young couple will reside in Windsor, Guests were present from Windsor, London , Sarnia, Toronto, New Brunswick, Niagara Falls, Exeter and Woodstock, This man made his' senior years rich and rewarding by devoting his time and some of his money on a sports program for children in an orphange near his home. Because he first showed con- cern for the kids, they took this lonely man to their hearts and his face shines. ith a new happiness. How wonderful if the hundreds of lonely people could learn the healing power of love. There are so many organizations and people crying out for help. Many of the lonely, bored persons could give this help and receive the reward of feeling useful, needed and maybe even loved and perhaps be relieved of their aches and pains, too. Smoking During Pregnancy A Swedish article confirms previous studies showing the dangers of a woman's smoking while she is pregnant. Compared with the babies of mothers who do not smoke, the babies of women who smoked during pregnancy have 50 percent more chance of being born prematurely, thus having a 1.6 . percent higher tendency to die in infancy. It is always more of a risk to an infant's health to be born before, he has gone through the full period of growth in his mother's womb. Obviously, the wise woman will not smoke during pregnancy. Newlyweds to live in Barrie The marriage of Mrs. Marjorie Helen George, of Ailsa Craig, to James Alexander Goldie, of Barrie, was solemnized in Ailsa Craig Presbyterian Church, January 26, 1972 with Rev. Alex J. Simpson officiating, The attendants were Mr. & • Mrs, Robert T. Brush, daughter and son-in-law of the bride. Wedding music was provided by Mrs. Walter Douglas of Ilderton. For her wedding, the bride chose a dress of turquoise fortrel accented by an orchid corsage. Mrs. Brush wore a dress of aqua fortrel with a corsage of pink rosebuds. An informal reception was held in the Christian education room which was tastefully decorated with flowers and candelabra. On their return from a wedding trip to Florida, Mr. & Mrs. Goldie will reside in Barrie. Prior to the wedding the bride was honored by her fellow workers of the Oxford Book Shop, London, at a dinner party. Showers were held at the homes of Mrs. Gordon McNaughton and Mrs, Harman Morton. A presentation was also made by the former employees of the local telephone company. Panel discuss mental health The general meeting of the Exeter United Church Women was held Monday evening in the church parlour, Business was conducted by the president, Mrs, Robert Coates and recommendations were presented for the ensuing year, A smorgasbord luncheon in May and bazaar in November are among the activities planned, Mrs. Olive Harvey presented the 1972 budget. Devotionals were lead by Mrs. Hector Murray assisted by Mrs. Elmer Bell, A duet by Mrs, Don Hooper and Mrs, Clare Hoffman ac- companied by Mrs. Mervyn Cudmore was appreciated. Rev. Glen Wright lead a panel consisting of Mrs. Norma Hemingway, chairman of family services for the association of the Mentally Retarded and John Greg, field worker for special care homes for the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital, An in- teresting and informative discussion followed on the subject of how the church relates to mental health and mental retardation. George Grace, a big wheel in the T-A press room, is recipe- sharer this week. A native of England he contributes two recipes from his home country. T-A staffers can vouch for George's Coconut Cake which made Tuesday's coffee break a delight. The self raising flour (Brodies) is available in a local store. Pour into a well greased seven inch cake tin, making the top level with a knife• Bake in a moderate oven, 3g5 degrees for about 30 minutes, Icing Mix three tablespoons icing sugar to .a smooth paste with cold water, When the cake is cool, spread with icing and cover with coconut. Bacon and Onion Pudding Roll 6 ozs. self-raising flour 3 ozs suet la teaspoon salt 1 lb. bacon (cut in small strips) 1 medium onion (cut up fine) Mix flour, salt and suet, and make a stiff dough with cold water. Roll it out to about 1.4 inch thick. Put cut bacon all over the dough . . . then the cut up onion joerilltyoprot the bacon. Roll up like ENGLISH FARE: George Grace, cook of the week, cuts into his bacon and onion pudding roll, a tasty, inexpensive English dish. Coconut Cake 4 ozs, Self-Raising Flour „ 2 ozs, sugar 2 ozs, margarine one egg, beaten with ap- proximately two tablespoons of milk oz. coconut (fine) Beat margarine and sugar to a cream, Stir in flour and beaten egg and milk, alternately, a little at a time, and thoroughly, The mixture should be soft.