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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-08-18, Page 88 Exeter Times -Advocate Wednesday, August 18, 2004 POLICE BRIEFS Property damage and thefts at schools LUCAN BIDDULPH — Over the weekend three area schools were vic- tims of thefts and proper- ty damage. An eight centimetre hole was smashed into the custodian's door win- dow at Biddulph Central School. No entry was gained. The storage barn behind Medway High School in Middlesex Centre was entered. The deadbolt lock was dam- aged to gain entry. A rid- ing lawnmower and two snow blowers were taken. A locked shed at Valleyview School in Middlesex Centre was entered. Two air condi- tioners and a weed eater were stolen. Staff at South Huron Town Hall got some early trick or treaters Aug. 5 when kids and staff from the Exeter Playground visited. Back L -R: Leader -Chad Swance,Ty Bilcke, Jess Baynham, Josh DenOtter, Morgan Perry,Volunteer-Matt Ellis, Jarrett Delbridge, Ashley Toornstra, Leader -Casey Cyr. Second row: Leader - Jessica Bickell, Zachary Kadey,Amber Cooper, Jake DenOtter,Tyler Glenn, Evan Hayter, Carson Cooper, Leader- Kelli Fulton Third row: Jordan Woodburn, Kaitlin Fisher, Mackenzie Fulton, Micaela Sutton, Brett Woodburn, Lucas Toornstra,Araya Grisdale, Dan Allen. Front row: Ally Hayter, Fraser Fulton, Jared DenOtter, Devon Lush and Raymond Delbridge. (photo/PatBolen) cooking with memories BY DEBBY WAGLER IN KEEPING WITH LAST WEEK'S EASY, NO BAKE RECIPE I WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST TRYING THIS LIGHT TASTING LEMONY DESSERT! THIS IS ANOTHER SIMPLE TO ASSEMBLE DESSERT MUCH LIKE THE BROWNIE TRIFLE FROM WEEKS BACK. You COULD PURCHASE THE ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX AND BAKE AS DIRECTED. BETTER YET BUY AN ANGEL FOOD CAKE ALREADY MADE. DON'T FORGET TO TRY THE SUBSTITUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS TO TAILOR THE RECIPE TO YOUR TASTES AND NEEDS! THIS RECIPE HAS EVOLVED FROM EXPERIMENTS IN THE KITCHEN WHEN I HAVE HAD LEFT OVERS AND WANTED SOMETHING A BIT LESS FATTENING BUT SWEET JUST THE SAME. I LOVE TO EXPERIMENT WITH MIXING A BIT OF THIS AND ENDING WITH A NEW CREATION! LEMONYTRIFLE 1/2 angel food cake broken into small bite -sized pieces 1 lemon pudding pie filling made as directed on box and chilled I tub of whipped cream the zest of one lemon Mix all ingredients together in a bowl and chill thoroughly. If you want more cake feel free to add some more to the mix, l like just a bit more lemon flavour. Serve up to your guests and enjoy a refreshing and light dessert! Substitution ideas: use real whipped cream (whipped as directed with sugar and vanilla), use nutriwhip (beaten as directed), make a homemade lemon pie filling try a chocolate pie filling and put crumbled Crispy Crunch or Skor Bar in instead of lemon zest. "A•►Q:+rt ted %e rite qeevet Q4 q t `%'iiZ:{,ra* f• ALBERT STREET DENTURE CIINIC Denture Specialist Dean R. McTaggart D.D. Complete and Partial Dentures Denture Repairs Relines - Additions 482-1195 50 ALBERT STREET CLINTON FloorsFirs Innovative Flooring * Armstrong Vinyl * Ceramics * Pergo * Carpet * Hardwood * Area Carpets PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS 235-4401 457 MAIN ST. S. EXETER www,floorfirst.com/innovativeflooring Large quantity of "in stock" Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Paint - Sundries - Giftware Exeter Decor Centre 15 Gidley St. Exeter 235-1010 (behind Bank of Nova Scotia) BRAD MOUSSEAi CONSTRUCTION R.R.#2 Hensall, Ont. 236-4558 - Agriculture Buildings - New Homes - Additions - Renovations - Replacement Windows - Siding - Decks - Roofing} TME fIOME OF TME WEEK... ROME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS MAIN FLOOR PLAN 692 54. FT. (64.3 M') ALL DESIGNS, PLANS AND RENDERINGS 0 COPYRIDHT JEMS R HORSE DESIGN LIMITED SECOND FLOOR PLAN 681 30. FT. (83.3 M') TOTAL EACH UNIT 1373 SC,1. FT. 1127.8 M') WIDTH - 64•- 1- (19.SM) DEPTH -41'-0" (12.5M) r PLAN NO. H 8.3-239, TOTAL 2746 50. FT. (255.2 M=) Plan H8-3-239 Double Family Home This functional duplex saves on property costs while providing two well -separated family homes. The single car garages are situated in the middle of the design, creating a buffer zone between the residences. A strip of landscaped garden effectively divides the wide driveway. Each home has a welcoming porch with plenty of room for a garden bench and pots of flowers. The front door opens into a small foyer with a half -wall dividing it from the living room. Beyond the staircase leading to the second floor, the back half of the main level is devoted to the kitchen, dining area, laundry and bathroom. The kitchen has a window over its dual sinks and is efficiently designed for cooking family meals. This airy room is made brighter by the natural light streaming through sliding glass doors in the adjoining dining area. Here, a recessed wall easily accommodates a free-standing china cabinet or a built-in buffet. Outside, a raised patio is the ideal spot for summer meals. Just off the dining area, the laundry room has a door leading to the garage. It also has access to a two-piece powder room and a utility closet that houses the furnace and hot water tank. An open railing accents the staircase leading to the second floor. The master suite, at the front of the house, has a three-piece ensuite with a corner shower. Two secondary bedrooms overlooking the backyard share a three-piece bathroom with a tub. A hallway linking the bedrooms is fitted with a display shelf and a linen closet. Wood siding and decorative shingles give a farmhouse look to the exterior. Each home has a total 1,373 square feet of living space with a combined total of 2,746 square feet. The design measures 64 feet, 1 inch wide by 41 feet deep, Plans for design H8-3-239 are available for $652 (set of 5), $748 (set of 8) and $809 for a super set of 10. B.C. residents add 7.5% Prov. Sales Tax. 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