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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-01-20, Page 6• Page 6 Times -Advocate, Jetwary 20, 1942 Inexpensive and interesting hobby A friend introduced me to a hobby that apparently is more common than I realiz- ed - decorating eggs. Her hobby is not.the Easter egg variety that calls for hard boiling an egg before dipping it into dye or painting it. Her decorations pretty up an egg inside and out. Requirements include a steady hand, the ability' to think small and patience. Tools can be sophisticated specialties or items (round around the kitchen: First the shell's contents must he removed without cracking the exterioir. My friend uses a dremel - a hand -motorized drill, much like a dentist's drill - to cut a hole in the side of the egg. But. scissors will do the trick. Some people put a nee- dle hole in the top and bot- tom of the egg and "blow out ' the yolk and white. Some use their own blow power. while others use aids, such as a bicycle pump. Eggs provide a 'natural variety in colour and size. The duck egg. for example, is blue on the inside and Odds'n ends Then the egg is dipped in food colouring. If two different colours are re- quired - one on the inside, the other on the outside - the egg can be painted with water colours. A few drops of cooking oil in the food dye results in a mottled effect. Some people use a lacquer to create a more brilliant colour and shiny finish. By Elaine Townshend • FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE - Wendy Clarke daughter of Donna and the late Ross Clarke of Crediton and Ross Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Long of Lambeth wish to an- nounce their forthcoming marriage. The wedding to take place at 7 p.m. on February 27; 1982 at the Exeter United Chureff.Jleception•dance to follow in Exeter. Photo by Jack Doerr IOW FIND THEM IN CHURCH `TL Dock%oom " UNISEX HAIRSTYLINGS By Jo Anne Simmons 423 Main St., Exeter Ont. ' 235-0451 JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Reductions of 20% to 50% on Clothing, Furniture and other selected items Sugar Bush, Fishing for Redfin and Symphony in Steam Reduced by $10.00 each Plate Frames - 10% off in stock or orders Paper backs small 4/'1 large 3/'1 over 500 to choose from Prices in effect Jan. 21, 22 & 23 and also Jan. 28, 29 & 30 Winter hours - Thurs., _ Fri. & Sat. 10 until 5 During the sale we will be open Friday until 9. (Shady Deet, Antique 8 Collectables 506 Main St., Exeter 235-0299 • • • •041 • • • • •• • • • :IR1.VOT: • , • ••••••••• ••. EVERYTHING (except 371 OFF IN THE STORE patterns) Main St. Exeter • • • • • i : • • •••••••••••••• white on the outside, while the turkey egg is speckled. Sizes vary from a banty or pullet egg to a goose egg. Next a scene is created in- side the shell. Tiny figues of people and pictures of birds, animals. trees, stars, buildings. flowers or whatever the imagination requires can be found on greeting cards. Magazine pictures are usually too sy. The pictures can be daub- ed with a clear glue and stuck inside the egg with tweezers. toothpaste- or' fingers. A three-dimensional effect is achieved by placing smaller pictures at the back and larger ones at the front. Pictdres. paint or sequins can decorate the outside of the shell. while yarn or rib- bon can cover the edge of the hole. If a door is Wanted, a notch is made in the piece of shell that is removed and in the side of the shell..A tiny hinge. that can be found at craft shops. is than glued onto the -door and the shell. My friend. Joan, glued loops of invisible thread to several of her eggs and hung them on a piece of driftwood to make a unique ornament. My favourites are a Nativity scene complete with a door. a spring scene with a little girl gathering tulips and daffodils in a basket. and a forest scene with cardinals and bluebirds perched on tree branches. Joan claims her hobby doesn't require any more patience than other hobbies. I thought itwasquitea coin- cidence. when 1 learned her lather is one of those people who builds ships in bottles. How he does it is,a well -kept secret.. Egg decorating is an inex- pensive and interesting hob- by. Tomorrow morning don't crack that egg discrimenately think of its potential and think small. Grantonwomen plan to pack bale By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON The ladies of St. Thomas Anglican Church met in the church hall on January 7. This was the second meeting of the -newly organized group. with Mrs. Marlene' French as co-ordinator and Mrs. Lois Herbert as sec. treas. The Rector Rev. Greg Smith opened the meeting. Several items of business were discussed, plans were also made for the fall bazaar. The Rev. Smith gave a brief talk on mission work pertaining to "Operation Haiti'', Dr. Graham's home in India and school hospital for handicapped children. The members also dis- cussed preparing a bale of clothing to be sent to northern Canada. The services of both the Anglican and United Church ' had to be cancelled on Sun- day owing to the snow storm. C.G.I.T. news Chris Jones was in charge of the meeting held at the United Church on January 13. The roll call was answered by "The goal the group would like to achieve this year." ' • For the study on "The A.B.C.'s of Proverbs" Chris based her lesson on Prov. 4:27 "Avoid evil and walk straight ahead. Don't go one step off the right way. Jennie Anderson was the guest speaker and based her talk on Prov. 11:24 "B" Be generous and you will be prosperous, help others -and you will be helped. Both of these presentations were very informative, and will be remembered by the ac- companying drawings. The • Gospel Music Night was discussed and it was decided to call it, "Gospel Night - C.G.I.T. (Communi- ty of Granton in Tune)". Adults, children or families are being urged, to par- ticipate in this evening of gospel music to be held March 7 in the Granton United Church. The meeting ended with, games. one of which was "Funny Bones". Superior Quality Meats Fesh Pork W at 0 0 CC Whole PORKLN lb 2 12-14 Ib 4 4 SPARE RIBS ..1.28 !Y iI tIL ljjoi:i 1- or End Cut t` 1.55 avg. Cut & Wrapped for your freezer Flowers replace fears Thelma Russell. chaired the first meeting of Exeter U.C.W. for 1982. The meeting opened with prayer and a word of welcome. Members were reminded of the following meetings. The executive at 9:30 a.m., January 19: the con• gregat.onal meeting, follow- ing church service, January 31; and the U.C.W. General meeting on Feb. 15 at 2 p.m. The group plans to cater for a 50th wedding anniversary in March. Alma Langford, in charge of the program. read the first verse of "All the way my Saviour leads me." Olive Pleas turn to page 7 DOUBLE COUPON O MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH MORS Marlene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Vermunt, RR 5, Parkhill, became the bride of Joseph Kelders, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelders, RR 2, Grand Bend. Father Charrette per-. formed the ceremony in Sacred Heart Church, Parkhill. The soloists were Debbie Kelders and Mary Vandenbogaard. The bride, given in marriage by her father was attended by Caroline Vermunt as maid of honour and bridesmaids Mary Ella Meadows, Cindy Thompson and Connie Vermunt. Michelle Vermunt was the flower girl. Lambert Baltessen was best man and ushers were Martin Kelders, Frank Verrnunt,. Bernie Kelders. Daniel Davidson was ringbearer. After the reception at Taxondria, Arkona, the couple travelled to Cove Haven in the Poconos, Lakeville, Pennsylvania. They are now. residing at RR 2, Grond Bend. • Pix by Peake MR AND. MRS. MARK REGIER Deborah Francis and Mark Wayne Regier were married at Zurich Roman Catholic Church November 7. The bride is daughter' of Wilfred and Martha Overholt, Zurich and the groom's pare 1's are Clement and Theresa Regier RR 2, Zurich. Officiating dtt��.gtceremoney was Father Mooney. The maid of honour' was CH{fIlene Hartman, and bridesmaids were Vicki Geoffrey and atti Regier. Flower girls were Pamela Geof- frey; Kimberly Geoffrey and Tabitho Overholt, nieces of the bride. Bestman was Michael Overholt. Guests were ushered by Joey Overholt and Gary Regier. The ringbearer was Tom Regier. After a wedding trip to Chatham, the coupleare residing in Zurich. Photo by Engel • Cod e, Sands Reope � pttuckyrie 7e CM A rANAOIAN COMPANY :11/- 24:-E•2171:1142)5 mss'? l liteM a REG. $4.70 T Isf S !, 227 Main St. North Exeter 1 K finedkC�. :btfaZI and a large salad with medium french fries crity167 REG. $8.60 TWYI1VS With This Coupon Each Thrifty Dinner contains two pieces of tender and juicy chicken; french fries, cole slaw and Grecian bread. 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