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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-07-10, Page 10ungreased 11x15-inch jelly roll Cool in jelly roll pan. Break into pan. Bake in preheated oven 22 to irregular pieces. Serve with ice 25 minutes or until golden brown. cream, SUMMERTIME TREAT — Calling all the youngsters, luscious vanilla ice cream sandwiched between mocha fudge bars make mighty good party food for summer time celebrations. Schneiders 2-3 lb. Average Corned Beef Brisket Schneiders Onion, Cheese or Beef Beefburgers Schneiders Mini Sizzlers Schneiders Red Hot Wieners Libby's Deep Brown BEANS 19 oz. tin 2/88' FROZEN Old South Odds n' Ends By ELAINE TOWNSHENP FLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER FAMILY CLOTHING • DRAPES 4. FABRICS VORMeitt, GOULD SORY exerers LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE the junction ONE STOP SHOPPING Fashions For Everyone In The Family Your Chargex or Mastercharge NOW OMEN 6 DAYS A *tit A FRIDAY t•tiOnt Air Conditioner WE ACCEPT TRADES WHITING'S • Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unlimited (New and Used) Sales and Service MAIN ST. 235-1964 EXETER Side Bacon Schneiders lb $1.19 Meat Pies Schneiders Fresh 89' Ground Beef Sliced 99' Cooked Ham 1.69 9.05 lb 69( 1.99 lb. 1.23 6 per carton lb. 1/4 lb. each lb. lb. lb. 85' Skillet Strips Schneiders Phone 235-0212 Times-Advocate, July 10, 1.975 ..EK-anitiran-0 Looking about at the bright one must agree that this will be doors and navy blue carpeted the scene of happy times for hallways, the paved paths and Exeter's senior citizens and their benches under the apple trees, friends. Former Exeter couple mark 50 years wed KINSMEN HELP SENIORS — The current project of the Exeter Kinsmen club is to help residents move into the new senior citizens home on Sanders Street East in Exeter. Above, Kin Ken Sneddon and Bill Dinney move a buffet for Mrs, Charlie Mason. T-A photo Ice cream still a good bet Stokely Fancy Cut SUPERIOR FRESH PRODUCE Chiquito Golden Ripe BANANAS 2 lbs, 43c Ontario Canada No, 1 HEAD LETTUCE 2/49s Ontario CARROTS bunch ORANGE JUICE 2/89' Now in reuseable plastic pails Clover Cream ICE CRAM 12 oz. $2.69 Four Litre Pail Scott Soft 'n Pretty BATHROOM TISSUE s Witit*.?: PO. 10 oz. box Dempsters 100% Whole Wheat Page. IQ Some sisters look alike, dress alike, talk alike and act alike; sortie share similar interests and Minions; others are as different as day and night. Nevertheless a bond exists between most sisters that's hard to break. If you had a kid sister when you were young,you probably became annoyed with her. The little one always tagged along, tried to imitate you, got in your way and ruined everything. In your opinion, she was a nuisance and a spoiled brat. Eventually, though, she .stopped following you. Whether Or not you admitted it, you missed her. Perhaps you were flattered when the little girl asked for your advice and tried to follow in your footsteps. On the other hand, if you were the kid sister. you probably claimed you older sister was bossy. She was allowed to do things that you couldn't do, and you felt she was lording it over you. But you had to admit she was nice to you sometimes. She took you to shows and bought you presents. As you matured, she understood your feeling because she had been through it. When she gave advice, it was usually sound. Now, when you need someone to talk to, vou often turn to your Area couple are married The marriage of Kate Annie Lively of RR 1 Kinmount, Ontario and S. Victor Peter of RR 3 Exeter was solemnized by Rev. E.A. Pulker in St. James Anglican Church, Gravenhurst on June 28. 1975. The attendants were Mrs. Edward Culloden of Gravenhurst and Mr. Wayne V. Peter of London. A wedding reception followed in Gravenhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Peter are residing at RR 3 Exeter. sister. You trust her with secrets you wouldn't dare to tell anyone else. Sisters are honest with each other. If your sister warns you that the dress in the store window isn't for you, it probably isn't, She isn't being malicious; she's just trying to save you a few dollars. You might doubt her goad in- tentions, though, if she bought the dress for herself, Some sisters borrow each other's clothes. If their clothes don't fit, they find something else to borrow, such as wigs or earrings, purses or perfume, coffee pots, cups or bowls. Your sister has excellent taste, if it's similar to yours, Sisters argue now and again — sometimes the bickering is all in fun, other times it's dead serious. Most sisters forgive and forget, though. They give and take jokes without insult. Occasionally your sister un- derstands you better than you understand yourself. She breaks your ego balloon without shat- tering your confidence. She also curbs your impulsiveness without destroying your dream. Your sister cheers you up when you're down, prods you when you're lazy, corrects you when you're wrong and defends you when you're right. When she asks for your advice, she's sincere, and she makes you feel wise. Your sister may not share your interests, but she recognizes your right to enjoy them. She doesn't give up on you, even though she thinks you're crazy. Your sister can be many things — a friend or a tease, a boss or a supporter, a teacher or a com- petitor. She's an important member of your family. Some people have several sisters, some have only one and others have none. We lucky girls have sisters who understand us and support us all the way. We realize that a sister is someone special. When the chips are down, she's a friend who's more than a friend. Party time for the lollipop set? Move the festivities outside under sunny skies, Mom. You'll have no mass clean-up in the house af- terwards, and if you take ad- vantage of the gay paper plates and cups available now, there's barely any washing up either. Just sweep everything into a waste container and that's it! That still leaves you the food to plan for, but that's no great problem. If there's one favorite that goes with sunshine and kiddies it's definitely ice cream. Plan the refreshments around this luscious dairy food and you'll charm every kid on the block. No matter how dear to the hearts of the small fry, ice cream does need a party-mate for these very special occasions, And it must be to quote the youngsters, "scrumptious" as well as novel enough to appeal to their imagination! When you're called into action on the party front either of these two ice cream "mates" will pull you through with flying colors. Both are based on cookie favorites, but baked in jelly roll pans, designed to give you party quantities in a hurry. Know any little chocolate brownie fans? They'll love you for these Mocha Fudge Bars. They're really brownie sand- wiches filled with whatever flavor ice cream takes your fancy. And for double chocolate flavor they can be served up with chocolate sauce. Make them up ahead, ice cream and all, then hold them in the freezer, When refreshments are called for, just dish them out with lots of milk to quench the thirst of busy party people. Mocha Fudge Bars 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour 2 tablespoons instant coffee 1 8 teaspoon salt 1 cup soft butter 2 cups sugar 4 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla 4 ounces unsweetened chocolate, melted and cooled 11a cups coarsely chopped pecans 2 (1 pint) bricks vanilla, coffee or chocolate ice cream Butter an 11x15-inch jelly roll pan. Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Sift together the flour, coffee and salt, Cream butter; gradually beat in sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating in well after each addition. Beat in vanilla and melted chocolate. Combine flour mixture and pecans. Add flour mixture, part at a time, mixing lightly after each addition. Turn into prepared pan. Bake in preheated oven 30 to 35 minutes, Cool slightly; cut into 20 rectangles (approx. 23/4 x 3- inches). Cool completely in pan. Cut ice cream into 10 even slices. Sandwich a slice of ice cream between each two rectangles of the bar, Cut each "ice cream sandwich" in half. Serve im- mediately, or wrap in foil and store in freezer. Top with chocolate sundae sauce if desired. Something new for the chipfans - giant "raggedy-jaggedy" oatmeal cookies simply loaded with butterscotch and chocolate chips. You bake them in one piece in a large pan, then break into pieces like brittle candy. They'll vanish into thin air along with the giant scoops of ice cream you serve with them. Oatmeal Chips (Makes approx. 4 dozen pieces) 1 cup butter 3 4 cup lightly packed brown sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla cups sifted all purpose flour 11/4 cups quick cooking rolled oats 1 (6 ounce) package butterscotch pieces 1 (6 ounce) package semisweet chocolate pieces 'a cup flaked or shredded cocoanut • lacup coarSelychopped pecans Preheatoven to 375 degrees F. Cream butter, gradually beat in sugar, salt and vanilla. Combine flour, rolled oats, butterscotch pieces, chocolate pieces, Cocoanut and pecans. Stir in butter mixture. Press evenly into "Happy as a skunk .at a garden party," is how William Presz- cator feels about his apartment in the recently completed Senior Citizens Housing Complex, Sanders St., east. "I think it's swell, we've got everything we need," he added. Mr. Preszeator had been living in Crediton for the past eleven years and "I'm glad to be back in town," he said. "It's rough not having a car so it's nice to be close to what's going on." The two storey structure was constructed by B.I.B, Con- struction of Hyde Park, There are 32 one bedroom units with a refrigerator and stove included. Interior decoration is left to the taste of the tenant, Facilities include a furnished lounge and craft room as well as a laundry room with coin operated washers and dryers. Applicants are housed ac- cording to their needs, Taken into consideration is the applicant's health, present living conditions and finances, At this time there are ten vacancies in the housing complex. The project is financed and operated by the Ontario Housing Corporation. There is no set rent as it is geared to individual income however it is much lower than conventional rent prices. Electric heat and all utilities are included. "Fine, I like it fine," was Ed Coombs' comment about his new surroundings, There are no complaints from the new tenants. "I just love it," says Dewey Price, "My old place was damp and cold, now I feel very good." Agnes Cutting moved in two weeks ago and couldn't be happier," she said, Entertaining friends in her new home, Mrs. Glen Irvine and Tom and Gail and Alex of 726 Main St., Exeter, Mrs. Cutting said she was looking forward to a pleasant summer, "Very happy," is how Mrs. Helen K. Holland feels about it as she surveys her beautiful livingroom and Cheerful balcony. Mrs. Eva Champion agrees, "Time's going very fast." "It's clean and nice," says Mabel Killough, "I really enjoy living here. Dr. & Mrs. E, S, Steiner of 903 S. 18th St., Chesterton, Indiana, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at the home of their son Tom, June 25. Their granddaughters assisted in serving dinner from an at- tractively arranged table, highlighted by a large decorated cake. The couple were married June 25, 1925 from the home of the bride's parents in Brockport, New York, Dr. Steiner, a retired veterinarian, lived in Bergen, New York, and Mrs. Steiner, a retired teacher, was a graduate of Brockport State Normal school. Dr. & Mrs. Steiner lived in Exeter for a number of years, where Dr. Steiner was a prac- ticing veterinarian. The couple will make their retirement home in New York state, Still have some vacancies Seniors agree: great place Help beat the heat by shopping in our newly air conditioned store Lucky Whip 4 oz. DESSERT TOPPING 'TOMATO Ala Nabisco SHREDDED WHEAT box Libbys DEEP BROWN BEANS 1 9i z. WAX or GREEN BEANS 3 14 oz tins day. IMAM r4.4040:0iV11* ORANGE or GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 48 oz 634 r••;.11,:,,ar are, sa'„: Squirrel PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb. Jolt $1.49 15 oz. tin Dr. Bollards Beef, Chicken,' Liver DOGFOOD Tz. 4/88 McLarens Bread and Butter PICKLES 15 oz. Jar 3/$ 1 Tasters Choice Freeze Dried COFFEE 8 oz. 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