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For your support at the polls.
I will endeavor to work for the betterment
of Exeter.
Sincerely.
C. Morley Hall
Town Council
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Favourite recipes
submitted by
our readers
Whole Wheat Popovers
Extra popovers may be frozen. Reheat frozen
popovers by placing uncovered on baking sheet in 350
deg. about 15 min.
3 eggs
1 c. milk
3 tbsp. oil
1/2 c. whOle wheat flour
c. all purpose flour
1/2 tsp. salt
Preheat oven to 325 deg. F.
Beat eggs till frothy then beat in milk and oil. Add
flours and salt beating till smooth. Pour batter into 12
well greased muffin cups, filling each 3/4 full. Bake
about 35 min. or till puffed and brown. Serve at once
with butter and jam or honey.
Mrs.Hilda Vanderhoek
R.R. 3, Zurich
Apple Crumble Dessert
6 large apples
6 tbsp. sugar
3 tbsp. butter
1 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 cup rolled oats
1/2 cup flour
3/4 cup brown sugar
4 tbsp. butter
Slice apples. Mix cinnamon with white sugar and
sprinkle over apples. Dot with 3 tbsp. butter. Mix
flour, brown sugar, rolled oats with butter to
crumbles. Spread over apples. Bake at 350 deg. for 15
min. covered and remove cover and bake for about 35
min. to a nice golden brown topping or until apples are
cooked.
Mrs. Nola Lewis
Ailsa Craig, Ont.
Cherry Mounds
1/3 c. butter
11/2 c. fine coconut
11/2 c. icing sugar
1 tbsp. milk
Almond flavoring
(maraschino cherries)
Mix in order given and roll into balls. Push a
maraschino cherryinto the centre and roll in Graham
Cracker Crumbs.
Joyce Binnington
London
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Ain OFFICIAL OFFICIAL CUP OF TEA —.Ellen Forsythe pours a cup of
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Exeter United Church Women, T-A photo
OPEN tiOUSE • NOV. 19-22 •10Ain - 8 P14
404 EDWARD 51.
Peace was the theme of
the November meeting of
Exeter United Church
Women. Ann Brodie opened
the meeting by reading part
of president. Lincoln's in-
augural address.
Alma Langford read the,
scripture and commen4d
that there is much strife in
the world and much in our
own neighbourhood with
racial discrimination.
Countries have large
stores of weapons; there is
division within the church or
Jesus and people keep old
rivalries alive. Great
miracles for peace could be
done by individuals, She con-
cluded with the prayer "Let
there be peace on, earth and.
let it begin with me"-.
Dorothy Einkbeiner led in
prayer.
in her reading Marzetta
Earl said "God gave control
of the earth to man and gave
man a soul. But man, still
cultivates a spirit of disco-
tent, greed and envy
between nations, with a
lack of love and peace. If
nations would live the golden
rule we would have peace.
Myrtle Brock pointed out
that we need to find a sanc-
tuary from world strife and
that can be found in God's
presence.
Alma Langford and Ellen
Forsythe sang a duet accom-
panied by Ann Brodie,
Dorothy Bern gave a very
interesting account of the
passion Play which she had
seen recently.
Marilyn Johnson con-
ducted the, business and
Making ornamental
candles is a simple and
rewarding family activity.
Here is.advice from crafts
specialists at the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food:,
You'll need wax, wicks,
dyes, thermometer,
saucepans, molds, water and
lots of newspapers.
Candle-making wax is
available' in large blocks or
small packages. Adding a
small amount of beeswax or
stearic acid gives candles a
better floss and longer life.
Choose a wick of the correct
thickness for the diameter of
the mould you select. Dyes
are available in cake. or li-
quid form. These supplies
can be purchased from craft
and hobby stores.
Always cover your work
area completely with
newspapers and wear an
apron to protect your
clothing.
To heat wax, use a double
boiler. Do not place wax
over direct heat. Check the
temperature of the wax with
a candy thermometer once it
is heated. For plastic
moulds pour at 75 degrees
Celsius (170 degrees
Fahrenheit), for metal
moulds at 95 C (20 degrees
F). Don't splash water into
the melted wax. If the wax
catches fire, cover with the
lid or 'smother with baking
soda.
Simple moulds can be
found around the house —
glasses, plastic cartons and
paper cups, for example.
They will give you practice
in positioning wicks, pouring
the wax and perhaps chang-
ing colors.
To decorate your candles,
you can apply dried flowers
to, the surface in interesting
designs. For another effect,
use glue or clear nailpolish
to make designs and then
sprinkle with glitter. Rib-
boris and braids can be glued
to the surface to give added
decoration.
An experienced married
man is one who can tell when
his wife comes to the end of
one argument and begins
another.
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reminded the members of
the executive meeting to be
held on Friday, November 23,
at 9:30 a.m. and the General
meeting on Monday,
November 24 at 8 p,rn.
To give moulded candles a
shiny, protective coating and
to help prevent dripping, dip
candles, in hot wax con-
taining .up. to 30 percent
stearic acid, This finish, is,
good for undecorated sur-
faces.
From simple moulds, you
can progress to rolling or
dipping candles. A sheet of
beeswax cut to size and roll-
ed around a wick makes a
simple and attractive can-
dle. More intricate decora-
tion can be printed into the
surface with metal tools.
The possibilities for
candle-making are limited
only by your imagination.
Peace is theme of OCW meeting
Candle making
family activity
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High School. T-A photo
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