The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-08-27, Page 9•
LOCAL POTTER TURNS OUT OBJECTS OF ART — Mrs. Jack Doerr, who has been potting for several
years is shown working at her wheel with samples of her work in the background. She has just returned from
a two week course at the Rozinska School of Pottery at Way's M ills, Quebec, where she studied all phases of
pottery making, T-A photo
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Beautiful,fresh, blue, blueberries have traveled far .and wide. since
Indian women dried them for seasoning in soups and. with meats,
Rated as now one of America's favorite fruits, you'll. find them
stimulating dawn to (NO, ',Spoon them out for breakfast as a change of
pace, They love to go to lunch in salads and fruit c4p4, Fresh
blueberries take over the oven in cobblers, tarts, pies and cakes,
Blueberry nibblers enjoy them any hour of the day,
Here's a quickie pie with large and luscious blueberries. It's also
bound for cheers if you elect to use raspberrries or honey-sweet
blackberries as a switch from blueberries, Try it all three ways!
4-H LEADERS TRAINING COURSE — Focus on Fitness is the name of the fall project for 4-H girls'clubs
and is a new course which has not been taught before. Three volunteer leaders from three different areas
who attended the leaders training session this week are Mrs. Lorne Horn, Elimville, Mrs. Maurice Love,
Exeter, and Mrs. Bill Jennison, Grand Bend. T-A photo ELEGANT BLUEBERRY PIE
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Pottery making requires
knowledge of science
When one of our girls was
spending several weeks in the
hospital a few years ago someone
brought her a Snoopy nightgown
with these words printed on it,
`Happiness is Sleeping in Your
Own Bed.'
Lonely, sick, and tired of
hospital routine this was exactly
what she felt . . if only she could
get home and sleep in her own
bed she would be happy again.
But, for awhile, at least, it was
not possible.
So, it is with most of us who
seek happiness. It often seems
just beyond our reach.
To the Poor, happiness is
having more money; to the
Lonely, it is companionship; to
the Businessman, it may be
having more leisure.
The Uneducated might say,
"Happiness is having a degree and
a career to go with it, while the
Educated may feel it is being a
native of some uncivilized area
away from the fear of nuclear
warfare and the constant grind of
committees and other pressures.
To the Old, happiness is being
young again, and to the Young it
is doing your own thing with no
responsibilities to anyone.
*
While happiness means
different things to many people
we all strive for it. Indeed, we
must have it if we are to be
healthy, well balanced human
beings.
Two famous doctors writing a
book, How to Live 100 Years
Happily, state that 35% to 50% of
ill people are sick, principally,
because they are unhappy.
Jesus urged his followers to be
happy.
"Rejoice . . . and again I say
rejoice," he told them.
His purpose is to teach people
how to be alive, how to make the
most of all the faculties with
which they have been endowed ..
, how to be relaxed and freed
from conflicts and enter into a
state of harmony necessary to a
well ordered person.
* * *
How can this state of mind be
achieved?
Many of us rush about
pursuing it only to have it evade
us every time we think we are
getting close.
Now that they've been to the
moon and taken pictures of Mars,
scientists are looking for signs of
intelligent life on earth.
It's something like chasing a
beautiful Monarch butterfly that
flies away everytime we,are about
to drop the net,
Perhaps, if we were to sit down
quietly it might come and light on
us.
Or, it's like children who run
after the pot of gold at the end of
the rainbow not knowing that to
get real gold it must be dug out of
rock or panned laboriously in a
stream.
*
It seems that Happiness
cannot be sought and found for
its own sake nor for its own end,
Charles Kingsley said, "We act
as if comfort and luxury were the
chief requirements . . . when all
we need to make us really happy
is something to be enthusiastic
about.".
The late King George VI wrote
to a friend, "Happiness doesn't
come from doing what you like
but learning to like what you do."
But, perhaps the Apostle Paul
held the real secret. He said, "I
have learned to be content
(happy) in whatsoever state I find
myself."
In other words, he looked for
happiness wherever he was and
ma de the best of the
circumstances no matter what
they were.
A more contemporary writer,
Dale Carnegie, urged his readers,
"When you have lemons ... make
lemonade."
Pull happiness out from the
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condition you find yourself and
the things surrounding you.
A little girl once wrote in her
essay, "My Twelve Loveliest
Things, People Not Counted:
"The scrunch of dry leaves as
you walk through them; the feel
of clean clothes; water running in
the tub; the cool of ice cream; a
cool wind on a hot day; climbing
up and looking back; honey in
your mouth; smell of a drugstore;
hot water bottle in bed; babies
smiling; the feeling inside when
you sing; baby kittens."
Renowned preacher Dr.
Norman Vincent Peale urges us to
"think happiness, talk happiness,
practice happiness, share
happiness, saturate your mind
with happiness and you will have
the time of your life."
To do this there are things
we must quit.
We must quit being mad at
people and critical of them; quit
doing wrong; quit being fearful;
quit thinking of ourselves and go
out and do something for others,
loving them and looking for their
good points.
In short, Happiness comes
from forgetting ourselves . . . to
see beyond our daily incidents
and shift our gaze to the needs
and innermost feelings of others.
I can be about as happy
As I make up my mind to be;
For it's not so much what happens
As what's in the heart of me!
Stu dents attended from
Ontario and Quebec and from as
far away as Halifax, British
Columbia and New York.
At the school Mrs. Doerr
studied all phases of
pottery-making, which included
potting on the wheel, the
chemistry of glazing and the
geology of clay bodies, under the
direction of Mrs. Wanda
Rozinska, one of Canada's
leading potters.
From the knowledge gain at
this course she feels she will
be better equipped to develop her
own skills and hopes to produce
pottery with a distinctive 'Doerr'
design and technique.
The chemistry of glazing is a
science, and potters often spend
years experimenting with
different minerals to achieve a
color or effect that is original.
Once they strike on a formula that
is unique they guard it with
extreme care.
The local potter has taken
several other courses in ceramics
and last year installed a potters
wheel and an electric kiln in the
basement of her home.
Mrs. Doerr taught two potting
classes in her home last winter
and plans to have a small class
again this fall.
Mrs. Jack Doerr has returned
from a two week course,
`Techniques de Ceramiques' at
the Rozinska School of Pottery,
Way's Mills, Quebec, which is
situated in the Eastern Townships
near the Vermont border.
FRESH BLUEBERRY
CHEESE PIE
1 packaged 9-inch pastry shell
1 pint fresh blueberries"
Sugar
1 package (8-ounces) cream
cheese, softened
1 cup milk
1 package (3-3/4 ounces) instant
vanilla pudding mix
1/4 teaspoon grated lemon rind
2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
Bake pie shell according to
directions on package; cool.
Reserve 2/3 cup blueberries.
Sweeten remaining blueberries to
taste; spread evenly over bottom
of pastry shell, Beat cream cheese
until smooth and fluffy;
gradually mix in milk. Add
pudding mix, lemon rind and
juice. Mix to blend thoroughly
(about 2 minutes), Spread over
blueberries in pastry shell. Chill 1
hour. Before serving, arrange
reserved blueberries over surface
of pie, Makes .1 9-inch pie,
*Fresh raspberries or blackberries
may be substituted, as desired.
HOMEMAKING HINTS
If your butter is too hard to
cream, a quick solution, say
home economists at Macdonald
Institute, University of Guelph,
is to shred the butter into a
warmed bowl and then to cream,
Cutting a cake into layers is
simple using this method
suggested by home economists
at Macdonald Institute,
University of Guelph. Mark the
height of the cut with
toothpicks. Circle the cake at
this level with a piece of thread.
Cross the ends and pull the
thread toward you.
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