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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-02-21, Page 9Have a Personal Problem? Arrange For A Confidential Appointment With An Experienced Counsellor THE FOLLOWING COUNSELLING SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE • Financial • Marriage • Personal • Medical • Legal • Alcoholism • Family Drug Problems • Rehabilitation • Emotional Crisis Phone 235-2715 INFORMATION SOUTH HURON The people who can help you with your problems A SERVICE THAT CARES SMALLER PRINCIPAL or LOWER MORTGAGE here 's a hOUSelUi ul savings during Beaver's winter work "own-it-now" bonus time, b", oil for cosh buyci.s or .3% CII5- COM7i vn INOINtige .5010. Either way . the savings may be just what you need to help you own the home you've always wan- ted! But investigate soon . . savings are for early orders and for a limited time only. Visit your nearest Bea- ver Store or mail coupon below, _Phone.. 0 no Ne me - Sorel- - - I CtO I 10.'1.1 101 C:1 iLpl.in to b rr lild 11-1. vror L7 sr, linu ii BEAVER MES Helping to make home ownership easier! air or no a For FREE voloured BEAVER? HOME CATALOGUE fill in and mall to: BEAVER LUMBER CO. LTD., Planned Buildings Division, 570 iiarrop Dme, Milton, Ontario. MRS. MARYANN TOPP Enjoy Weekly Savings Where Your Dollar Goes Farther Bread 3 FOR 994 Rolaids Bonus Bottle 100's 99 Dristan • 24 Decongestant Tablets OR 15 cc. Nasal Mist $ 1 19 For the Best Selection ... Shop Early Welcome P09419 Thres.,44vocute, February 21, -1974 neighbor "My husband and I like working with wood and we're certainly getting our fill here," says Maryann Topp, as she ruefully views ail .the footage of oak trim and thew* plank floor boards Of the home they are. refurnishing and. renovating. Late last year, Maryann and Ralph Topp moved into the large sedate 'house, set on expansive grounds on Main Stieet; which Was formerly owned by the late Mrs. William May. In a few short Months they've already ac- complished the mammoth job of scraping and staining most of the downstairs trim and have the f ()ors of several rooms down to the natural wood, Beta .$i 9 mo. Phi make dance .picin5 Alpha Pi Chapter Alpha Pt held their second meeting of the month at the home of Evelyn Josephson with 14 members and one guest present, Tuesday evening. The dance committee reported tickets for the April danCe will cost VOA per couple. Jay Skilender presented the program entitled 'Language'. She conducted several lively games on communication, A social visit with the sister chapter Xi Gamma Nu is planned for March 5. APPLESAUCE RAISN PIE and good. A great combination Canned applesauce makes this interesting Applesauce Raisin Pie especially easy Xi Gamma Nu Tuesday evening, the members of Xi Gamma Nu met at the home of Mrs. Bev Delbridge, Roll call was answered with 'Your cure for the blues'. The program topic, 'How To Get What You Want' was led by Rollande Duffy and Bev. Delbridge. Related questions discussed included, 'Flow much effort are you willing to put forth to get what you want out of Life?' and 'What will you sacrifice in order to live your life the way you want to live it?' Refreshments were served by Carol Arthur and Beth Jamieson, Try apple sauce-raisin pie "It's our first crack at an old house", Maryann says. "We've alWayslived in new houses before this. We like the character and roominess of this old place." , The Tepps came here from Guelph where Dr. Topp, veterinarian, worked for six years in a. diagnostic laboratory, Previotisly they lived in Grim- sby, and in North Carolina where they met and married. Dr. Topp presently teaches at the Animal Health school at Centralia College of Agriculture. Mrs. Topp, an attractive, bouncy young woman, is en- thusiastic about living in Exeter, much preferring it to a large city. One of the things she likes most is being able to walk every place she wants to go. "When we were in Guelph I had to jump in the car just to get a loaf of bread," She loves tennis, likes to sew, has done some ceramics and taught crafts at the elementary school level. She says she en- joyed teaching and may get back into it some day when the children are grown, The Topp children include Cathy 8, Brian 6 and Rick 2. The Topps have joined Exeter United Church but have not as yet got involved in any community affairs. "But after the house is finished I'd love to start a presehool story- hour with reading, music and fun . , a time for children to be away from mothers , . and visa versa!" Summers are spent at Miller Lake in the Bruce Penisula where the Topps have 'a shell of a cottage up'. Their summer project will be to get some more work done on it, "It's a good family experience," says Maryann. - Canada's two favorite pies, apple and raisin, are combined into one delicious Applesauce Raisin Pie. Applesauce Dessert Squares have sweetened ap- plesauce spread over a rich shortbread base and the top is sprinkled with coconut,' Applesauce Raisin Pie 2 14-ounce cans thick ap- plesauce (3 cups) 11/2 cups golden seedless raisins 1/3 cup brown sugar 1 tablespoon quick-cooking tapioca 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon melted butter 1 teaspoon finely grated orange rind Pastry for 2-crust 9-inch pie Thames Road couple feted for anniversary Friday evening. The occasion being Gordon's birthday. Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley Exeter. Tom Nunn, John Miner, Port Rowan, spent, the weekend with Robert Bray. Mrs. Barry Robinson took charge of the Sunday church services at Elimville and Thames. Road Sunday morning in the absence of her husband who is ill with the chicken pox. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Passmore and Robbie were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. David Passmore. qaTattolati Zeetta Mrs. Gladys Van Egmund and Stewart McEwen visited the Home Monday afternoon and helped to provide the Old Tyme music along with Norman Speir and Jerry Collins. A new Monday volunteer, Terry Gibbs, helped with the music, the wheelchairs and the games. During the program three new residents were welcomed. Mrs, Mousseau of Hensall, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Parker of Goderich. The Kinette Club of Clinton treated the residents of ground floor north and centre with a Valentine tea Thursday morning. The girls served cheese cake made in the shape of a heart and presented a bouquet of flowers for the dining room, A group of young people from the Clinton area with Jim Burgess as leader and teacher provided the Family Night program. Miss Pearl Gidley thanked the entertainers on behalf of the Residents. Combine first 8 ingredients and let stand 15 minutes, Line pie plate with half the pastry. Fill with applesauce mixture and top with remaining pastry or make a lattice top. Seal edges. Brush pastry with milk or melted butter, Bake 10 minutes at 450 degrees, reduce heat to 350 degrees and bake 25 to 30 minutes longer. 6 servings. Applesauce Dessert Squares 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour 1 2 cup brown sugar 1 2 cup softened butter 1 14-ounce can applesauce (11/2 cups) 2 tablespoons brown sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch 14 teaspoon cinnamon 1 4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon lemon juice 1 cup shredded coconut 1 beaten egg Combine first 2 ingredients, cut in butter until mixture resembles fine bread crumbs. Press into 8- inch square pan and bake 10 minutes at 350 degrees. Combine next 5 ingredients and stir and cook until thick (about 15 minutes) Add lemon juice, Cool slightly and spread over base. Combine coconut and egg. Sprinkle over applesauce mix- ture. Bake 25 minutes at 350 degrees F. Cool. 6 servings. Presbyterian kids enjoy family fun Students of Caven Presbyterian Sunday School and their families held a family fun night, February 15. The school room was decorated by the children in a Valentine theme, and the tables were at- tractively laid by the senior girls and teacher Mrs. Ann Kennedy. Following a smorgasbord- supper a film BlackCreekPioneer Village, was screened after which the senior boys conducted a ping-pong tournament, The beginners class was won by Bonnie Keys while Art Whilsmith copped the more experiences player's award. Winners of the crokinole tournament were Mrs. Norma Meickle and Kevin Glasgow. The 'cake walk' was won by Suzanne Patterson. t By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Mrs. Susie Link, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Jeffery, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie were Monday noon guests with Mrs, Harold Jeffery, Exeter, The occasion being Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Jeffery's 46th wedding an- niversary. Mrs. Jack Borland entertained on Friday night in honour of his son Jeffrey's ninth birthday. Those present were Jeff and Wendy Coward, Greg Hem, Peter Dearing,Pat Hodgert, Alan Hodgert, Scott Hodgert and Bradley Borland. Mr. & Mrs. Bev Morgan returned home recently after holidaying in Florida: Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, ,Mr, & Mit:. Reg Hodgert, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Rowe were supper guests recently with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde. Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, Mrs. Arnold Cann, Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Mrs. Alvin Passmore,'Mrs. Lorne Passmore attended the dessert euchre at Russel dale Hall, Tuesday. Mr. & Mrs. Grant Thomson and Graham of the 8th line of Blan- shard visited .with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rohde, Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd of Woodham. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cun- nington, David, Joyce, Gerald and Barry were Friday evening supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. William. Rohde. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Stone en- tertained a number of friends Inventory Clearance Phone or Write 'Brian Veale, Beaver Lumber, 227 Main St., Exeter, 235- 1582 or visit your nearest Beaver Store for new home selector catalogue. SALE Women teacher disculss bill 275 F.W.T.A,O. Huron ,County Association sponsored a meeting for all Huron County teachers at South Huron District High School on Wednesday, Miss Florence Henderson, executive secretary for F.W.T.A.O. was guest speaker. She spoke on amendments to Bill 275. She very capably in- formed the teachers on the im- plications of compulsory ar- bitration and legislating working conditions, etc. at the provincial level. She explained the dual route to agreements proposed by O.T.F. - voluntary arbitration and im- posing sanctions in case of an impasse in negotiations. Miss Henderson said this route is both acceptable and necessary if teachers are to retain the dignity and responsibility whichis their right." • Patterns • Shags • Twists • Low Level Loops Feb. 21 to 28 HARDING Reg, Up $50 To $7.95 SQ. YD. Colonial Patterns Reg $1150 $9 95 WV SQ YD .10111•MIIMEMIIIIIPW LIMITED QUANTITIES 2 COLORS ONLY Cushion Floor $350 Sculptured Shag SQ. YD. Rubber Pad and Installation $111 775 Included Reg. Value $20.95 SQ. 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