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WHITING'S WAREHOUSE Main St. Exeter 235-1964 By ELAINE TOWNSHaND You can tell a lot about a home and the people who live in it just by looking at the frig door. Some people always used the refrigerator 'door as a bulletin board, but the fad seems to have grown in recent years. Walk into a stranger's kitchen, glance at her frig door and you'll know whether she's got kids. If you study the door closely, you Might even guess their ages because it makes an ex- cellent art gallery for pre- schoolers' "abstracts," kindergarten kids' houses, cars and animals and grades one, two or three telling-time charts, numbers, printing and writing. You might even find the essay or poem of a budding author. If the family likes pets, you'll probably find a snap shot of the dog or cat, You might meet other members of the family through photos of last month's reunion, the beach party two weeks ago, sister Ann's new baby, little Tommy's second birthday party or Dad caught in a candid shot when he ac- cidentially turned the garden hose on himself. If an angel brought a message containing all wisdom, few would be im- pressed. A great speech is one that tells us what we wish to hear and already know. Kids aren't the only creative people in a family, One lady said her husband wrote a poem for her en their fourteenth wedding an, niversary "to prove the romance hadn't gone out of their marriage," Re did such a good job it was still on the frig door on their fifteenth anniversary, When you look at a frig door, you may realize someone in the family has a poor memory. Reminders may include, "Take dog to vet Thursday at four." or "Sally, dentist, Tuesday one o'clock." You may also discover a wife with a knack for subtle hints, like "Don't forget to take sue out to din- ner Saturday night." Roommates can use the door for a memo pad: "so and so called," "call so-and- so," "out of milk" or "If you can't find your blue sweater, I borrowed it," If there's a dieter in the house, the frig door is a dead give-away. The dieter or a meddlesome helper will plaster it with slogans : "dangerous curves ahead," "calorie city", "no snacking zone" or "many a round figure has been required by eating too many square meals." A popular diet aid seems to be a cow cut of felt and held on the frig door with magnets, The cow, strategically placed at eye level, says: "Holy Cow! You Again??" If the lady of the house has a sense of humour, she may use a saying, such as "Eat at your own risk" or "My kitchen doesn't always look this bad; usually it's worse." If she's smart, shecouldadd: "Nothin' beats thanks and best wishes, `cept help with the dishes." More tips on the likes and dislikes of the family are the magnets used to hold the pictures, messages and slogans. Cartoon characters may be used in a house with small children or numbers to help older .children learn. A lady may prefer fruits or bright flowers that com- plement the decor of the Married in Leduc Forrest- McCu II .ough Joan Carolyn Forrest and Edward Deuvall McCullough were married in Leduc, Alberta on July 17. The bride's parents are Edison and Elva Forrest of RR 2, Hensel', and the groom's parents are Edward and Winne red McCullough of Milwaukee, Winsconsin. The. marriage took place at the home of Wolf and Sandra Alex in Alberta. The couple will be residing in Hawthorne, Nevada, where Ed is an electrical engineer with the in- ternationally known Bechtel Construction Company. kitchen. I've seen lady hugs and frogs, and one lady said she used a tiny mouse. (I'll pass on the last one, thank you, What do I have en my refrigerator door? I bad two furry dogs with perky ears. The magnets holding the ears gave way and the ears drooped every which way until they fell off, I guess my frig door was opened and _closed too often. I could stick on a remin. der, such as "detour, curves ahead," but what I really need is a padlock, The modern frig door makes a unique belletin board, but the old ice box could tell some stories as well ,One man recalled that, in the days when milk was delivered to the house and the doors were left unlocked, he put notes for the milkman in the icebox because he would be at work when he called. The Wes might read "Leave two quarts today. How are the kids? Could you loan me five bucks til the end of the month?" Although the house owner and the milkman only talked two or three times in two years, the latter always answered the notes in the same friendly fashion. And he loaned the five bucks, tool MR. AND MRS. PETER TETLEY Adrianna Van Rao)/ and Peter Tetley were united in marriage at St, Boniface Roman Catholic Church on July 5 with Rev. Charles Gervais officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Case Van Raoy, Dashwoocl, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Grodon Tetley, Toronto, The matron of honour was Cora Whittington, sister of the bride, and maid of honour was Joan Allen, friend of the bride. The best man was David Tetley, brother of the groom. Bridesmaids were Joanne Van Raay and Teresa Van Raoy. Guests were ushered by John, Hart, Peter Heisey and David Mitsui. Flower girl was Christine Tetley and Jamie Tetley was ring bearer. After a honeymoon in the United States, the couple are residing in Toronto, Photo by Jack Doerr The regular Caven Presyterian. Church Service was held Sunday with. Rev, A.C. Young BA., Ooderich as guest minister, He took for his text the potter in Jeremiah, Organist Robert McIntosh_ ac- companied on the organ, Guest soloist was. 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