Times-Advocate, 1982-03-17, Page 6outline on Mother Theresa of
Calcutta and what she does
out 'of the goodness of her
heart. She believes Love one
another. •
Audrey McDonald read
quotations of Mother Theresa.
Song 0 Let us spread the
pollen of peace throughout
our land was sung.
Everyone. enjoyed the
Filmstrip Making a Living.
We have two worlds, those
who have, those who have not.
A contest, followed Need,
Want and -Have.
A delicious lunch followed
served by Norma Hooper's
group.
Pose 4 Times -Advocate, March 17, 1912
Spring signs are appearing
Sunday March M. Ainq com-
mon
it's too early for spring. We're
eligible for at least one more
wintry blast before those skiis
are packed away.
But, people are noticing
changes, and people are
beginning to talk.
First, we noticed cold
splashes on our hair when we
walked beneath the icicles
hanging from the eaves. Next
we noticed the snowdrifts,
that had towered higher than
our heads since January,
were shrinking. If we stretch,
we can now see over the tops.
A few cars spent their
winter retreats under
snowbanks, and now they're
beginning to emerge. I even
have hopes of someday soon
seeing the garbage can that I
forgot to retrieve from the
back yard.
Lake Huron has become
One day last week a lady
phoned a radio station to
report she saw six geese fly-
ing north. Maybe they were
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By Elaine Townshend
striped with deep patches\
amid the ice. On land, the ice
is giving way to mud. Heavy
rains combined with mild
temperatures in the last few
days have warned people to
beware of possible flooding.
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six rebels venturing away
from the rest of the flock to
return north early. Or, maybe
Crediton 4-H
make bread
March 5, the Crediton
Dough -nuts met at the
Crediton Community Centre
for their third meeting. The
club opened the meeting with
the 4-H pledge and answered
the roll call, which was,
"Show a sample of the bread
that you made at home. Are
there any improvements you
would make if you made it
again?"
The members made deli
rye bread, Zuni cornbread,
and sampled these two plus
the health bread from last
week: The title page was pick-
ed by Secret ballot.. The next
meeting will be on March 19,
at Kim Galloway's.
'When altering a hem,
reuse the sewing thread.
After releasing it in one
piece, wrap it around a
magazine. Press the thread
until it's straight and
manageable. You know the
color is perfect.
they were lost. Still, it's a pro-
phetic sign.
Someone else heard crows
cawing from the woods. Cer-
tainly some crows stay here
all winter, but these sounded
different. They could be
southern cousins, couldn't
they?
Another lady was rewarded
for her efforts of feeding the
birds by seeing a pair of blue
jays at the back yard feeder.
A few explorations around
fiowerbeds close to houses
have revealed tulip and
crocus sprouts. We can only
hope they're hardy enough to
survive the final wintry blast
that we still expect.
It's good to see sidewalks
again and to be able to drive
over dry pavement. Even the
potholes are bearable. At
least, most are bearable.
Evergreens seem much
taller and straighter now that
they've lost their weight of
snow. Any day now we expect
to see those new green puff-
balls on the bare branches of
the other trees.
Days are noticeably longer,
and even though a cold wind.
may still blow, there's a cer-
tain something in the air that
tells all optimists spring will
soon be here.
Perhaps the most dramatic
change, though, shows in peo-
ple. Anyone caught acting `a
little strangely can always
chalk it up to "spring fever".
Canadians are hardy winter
souls; we've discovered we
have to be. We've also learn-
ed from experience that we
can't let down our guard, no
matter.how hard this early
springfever hits us. We're
prepared for one more winter
blast, even though most of us
are secretly hoping it doesn't
come til next January.
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CELEBRATE 30th YEAR - Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Larry)
Taylor, Huron Street Exeter will celebrate their 50th
Wedding Anniversary March 16. An Open House is be-
ing held in their honour at Exeter. United Church, Satur-
day March 20th. Friends and relatives are cordially in-
vited to attend between 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor hove a son Jack of Exeter, a daughter Beth
of London and five grandchildren.
Women at Exeter
told to write letter
The Evening U.C.W.
meetingwas held March 1 in
the ladies parlour with 25
members present. Unit
Leader Sharon Kirkby
welcomed all and read
U.C.W. Purpose and a poem
Everyday a Joy to Live.
The proposed budget for the
U.C.W. 1982 was presented by
Ann Cann. Coming Events
are U.C.W. anniversary Sun-
day May 2, with Rev. Francis
Clark from Toronto as guest
speaker. Mr, and Mrs. Lary
Taylor are celebrating their
50th. anniversary March 20.
April 7 visiting Queensway
Nursing Horne and bazaar is
November 13.
Maxine Sereda and group
have the April meeting, and
everyone is to bring
something for the pound
auction.
Audrey McGregor is the
new co -convener for the
Bazaar. Mrs: Jessie Ross
reported seg Church and'
Society that die is keeping a
scrapbook consisting of
events happening outside and
within the church. Mrs: Ellen
Forsythe reported for Chris-
tian Development that there
are new hours for the
Resource Centre in Mitchell.
Flora Doerr reported from
Womens Concerns that every
women should write a letter
concerning acid rain.
Melva Ecker and group
presided for the worship,
theme Flower and Butterfly.
The objective is spreading the
pollen of peace throughout
our land.
Mrs. Ecker read a brief
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Learn about stewardship
Madeline Witmer read an The Quitters reported they
account of Women's work in have corn pI ten
the local United Churches since the benn1n
over the years..
The March meets of Ex-
eter U.C.W. was held Thurs-
day afternoon with Vera Mills
in theme, Stewardship, is Theof the program. p-
propriate 'for the Lenten
season which should be
thought of as a time, not for
giving something up, but for
giving something.
Stewardship means giving
of our money, our talents, our
time and our caring for
others. We should be willing
to share all of these not just
one or two. Caring for others
includes caring for our en-
vironment, conserving our
resources and sharing what
we have with other countries.
North America has six per-
cent of the World's population
and uses four percent of the
world's resources.
Myrtle Brock, Mary Neil,
Margaret McKee and Olive
Harvey assisted with the pro-
gram and piano selections
were played by Anne Brodie.
The business wasconductea
by Thelma Russell who an-
nounced the Huron -Perth
• Presbyterial Meeting will be
held in Mitchell on April 13;
and the U.C.W. Anniversary
Sunday will be May 2, with
Rev. Frances Clark as
speaker.
year.
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HURON-PRIM COUNTY !OMAN CATMOUC
SIPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
K INARTII IITKAU N
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School
Mr. Gory Birmingham,
Principal
RR 3
DASHWOOD, Ontario
237-3337
6th April, 1982 - 9 o.m. - 4 p.m.
Precious Blood School
Mr. Laurie Kraftchisck,
Principal
Saunders Street, W
EXETER, Ontario
235-1691
6th April, 1982 -
1 p.m. - S p.m.
St. Boniface School
Mr. Gan tBlanchette,
Prim
P.O. ox 128
ZURICH, Ontario
236-4335
30th March, 1982 -
9 a.m. • 12 (noon)
Parents who are unable to register their
children on this date are asked to contact
the Principal for another appointment.
Kindergarten children need to be 5 years
of age on or before 31st December, 1982.
Please bring proof of age (Birth Certificate
and Baptismal Certificate).
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GRADUATES - Brenda
Gingerich, daughter of
Edgar Gingerich, Zurich
and Verna Gingerich, Ex-
eter is a recent honour
graduate of the Retail Co -
Op program at Humber
College, Toronto. Brenda
is a former graduate of
South Huron District High
School, Exeter and Fan-
shawe College, London
and is currently
employeed as a Manage-
ment Trainee with K Mart
Canada Ltd. in Brampton.
Jack Doerr Photo
Beans are
convenient
Every year, some of the
white beans harvested in
Ontario are prepared in a
variety of forms and canned
for your convenience, say
marketing specialists at the
Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
Most white beans are
canned in a tomato -based
sauce, with or without meat.
The sauce may be sweet or
spicy, and will be indicated
as such on the label. A small
number of white beans are
also tanned plain and enable
you to add your own
flavorings or sauces. •
Canned beans are an easy
product to use, providing a
real boost for today's busy
homemaker. Heat the beans
gently in a saucepan and
serve, or heat them in the
oven in a covered dish for
half an hour at 180 degrees
C (350 degrees F) or
until hot. Canned beans are a
super Convenience for winter
camping or barbecuing. Just
heat the beans in the can by
removing the label, opening
the can and setting it in a
saucepan of gently boiling
water.
If you prefer the
homemade touch, add some
mustard, ketchup, Wor-
cestershire sauce, or bar-
becue sauce. Try onion and
garlic for spicy additions,
and maple syrup or molasses
for a little sweetness. For a
heartier main dish, add
wieners, sausages or bacon
and cook thoroughly.
HOW
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residents for making our first year in business a success.
We appreciate your patronage and look
forward to serving you in the future.
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