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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-03-16, Page 8Page 8 Tunes-A4ypic e, March 16, 1972 Facts N Fancies By QWyn 70, 4440e art Noe to 44,04.7 Nowhere does he indicate what the exact length of a man's hair should be. Rather he seems to be saying, to me at least, that the 'shame' lies in a man looking like a woman. Well, that's one thing I can't accuse the editor of as long as he has his beard. But perhaps, if we cut it off. he'd be su cute there'd be some danger. Best to leave well enough alone and let him keep his bush. I'll just keep turning the other cheek against his slanderous remarks. OLD IRISH PROJ'ERB: May you he in heaven a half hour bePre the devil knows that you're dead. Top 0' the mornin' to all you _Irish readers! Healtho DOG FOOD.26.z 2/35 Kraft CHEESE SLICES 16oz 93 Jolly Chocolate, Butterscotch, PUDDING Vanilla CUPS 5.z 4/59 0 Kraif oz, i r DINNERS 142 photo by Mudge Studio MR. AND MRS, PAUL R. HODGSON Nabisco 18 oz. A. SHREDDIES 49 IF Fresh From The Oven ANGEL CAKES 49 0 Superior BREAD 3/6 90 PALMOLIVE LIQUID 630 8c off 24 oz. VEGETABLES Wax Beans, Cream Corn, Peas etc. 5/89 0 10 oz. F t tlq imitullimottOttl I! IA 14 J 110 I! 1.1. 1) OIJIMI!!!!10 ,t 1 11110011W 1. II . S! 110.111 11 IJ 1111A kt) II i,411.111 tl 1 W11111n11111111onli0114111,1111o111 14u1111 4mo1ii.11 111111411111111111 I,, Cooks Qt The Week, Gentlemen. Alit Hats off. to our nine cooks of the week who made this series such a success. A more good natured, better group of people we have yet to work with, Special thanks to Ross Haugh, Howie Wright, George Grace, Herm Dettmer, .Riff Jarvis, Ted Day, Sid Daley, Adrian Bayley and Bill Smith. Famous western barbecued beef steak 4-6 "Calgary Cut" sirloin 11/2 inch steaks 1 crushed garlic clove 1 cup Canadian dry red wine 1 2 cup melted butter 1 tbsp, dry mustard 1 2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce dash of pepper few drops of Tabasco sauce 2 tbsp, marinade Place steaks in a shallow glass baking dish. Add garlic and pour wine over steaks. Cover and let stand in the refrigerator g hours, turning once, Combine butter, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, and 2 tbsp. of the marinade in a sauce pan and heat over low heat. Barbecue steaks on each side for 9-10 minutes for medium. Pour sauce over steaks for serving. Wine to serve-St. Emillion & Pomerol 1, Chateau Cheval Blanc 2. Chateau Ausone We wind up The Cook of the Week scrim -th, a cook par excellence, '''lliam Smith of Lucan, Mr. S. 'it's cooking experience includes 5 years as a chef in the navy during World War II. Interestingly, he was at that time, superior to Marcel Reedier who is now the head chef at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto, Mr. Smith gives us three recipes for meat, fish and fowl with his suggestions as to the proper wine to serve with each. AN OLD NAVY CHEF is our final cook of the week, He is William Smith of Lucan who spent five years cooking in the navy during World War H. Above, Mr. Smith shows his expertise in preparing a fowl for the oven. T-A photo There is no ideal 'Scriptural' length of a man's hair; this trivial detail is left to the society in which the man lives. Absalom cut his hair only once a year. and the Nazirites k including Samson never cut it at all. For the Nazirite, uncut hair was a. distinction, along with his teetotaling, that marked him out as a man of God, Admittedly, I Corinthians 11, arouses some difficulty. However, many competent ex- positors disagree in interpreting it. The ancient Romans dyed and decorated their hair to indicate rank and perhaps Paul was not so much worried at the `length' of the hair as he was about the danger of believers becoming obsessed with its care. Roast Duck 1 5 to 6 pound duck 1 2 tsp. salt tsp. curry powder rind 1 orange 2 apples, peeled and sliced 3 tbsp. butter 2 oranges, unpeeled and sliced 1 cup orange juice 1 4 cup cognac Wash duck inside and out, then dry. Mix salt, curry, rind, and apples together, stuff the bird with this mixture. Place duck in a pan. Cover the duck with a soft butter and arrange orange slices over it. Roast at 325 degrees for approx. 212 hrs. Remove the roasted duck from the oven and place in a serving dish to keep warm, Remove excess fat from the pan. Add orange juice and cognac, blend well, scraping the bottom of the pan. Cook the sauce slowly for 5 minutes. Pour a ladleful of sauce over the duck; present the rest in a sauce boat. Yield 6 servings. Wine to Serve-St. Emilion & Pomerol, Bordeaux, 1. Chateau Cheval Blanc 2. Chateau Ausone Wedding bells for happy couples West Coast baked salmon 4-6 lbs. salmon 1 large onion, sliced 2 stocks of celery and leaves coarsely chopped 3 sprigs finely chopped fresh parsley powdered oregano salt and pepper 1 2 cup melted butter or margarine 1.1 cup green onions tsp, ground thyme 1/3 cup finely chopped parsley Remove head, fins and tail of the salmon and wipe inside and out, Stuff fish with the sliced onion, celery and parsley and sprinkle well with oregano, salt and pepper. Bake 15 minutes per pound, uncovered in a 350 degree oven. Combine the remaining ingredients in a small sauce pan and pour over fish during the last 15 minutes of cooking. Remove to a hot serving platter and garnish with sprigs of fresh parsley, baked tomatoes and parsley parisienne potatoes. Serves 8. Wine to serve-German Rhine, (Liebfraumilch) (Blue Nun) The maid of honor was Allana Chipps while Bertha Ens, Karen Seltzer were bridesmaids and John's Lutheran Church, Aylmer, March 4, 1972, with Rev. Greibling officiating. Shirley is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Nick Ens, R.R. 2, Aylmer, and Paul is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hodgson, R,R. 2, Ailsa Craig!' Given in marriage by both her parents, the bride was gowned in an empire styled dress of peau de sole with net overlay and a fitted bodice of wide crocheted lace, The A-line skirt and train were bordered with delicate lace, and the elbow length scalloped veil was attached to a lace tierra headpiece accented with seed pearls and crystals. She carried a bouquet of peach sweetheart roses with trailing ivy. sister of the groom and Cathy Miller, niece of the hride, wore deep purple hooded dresses styled in empire lines. They carried bouquets of yellow and purple carnations and daisies. Frank Miller, brother of the bride, was best man, while Floyd Westlake, the groom's brother, and Jim Woods ushered the guests. Following a reception in the church parlors, the bride donned a two piece blue and white pant suit for a honeymoon at Niagara Falls and St. Catharines. The future home of Mr. & Mrs. Westlake will be at R.R, I,' Exeter. Octet SO eefe6 This week the Exeter- Times Advocate is happy to wish Happy Birthday to. Mrs. Lillie McFa Ils, R.R. 2, Lucan, 92, March 22. Mrs. Fred Wilson, Grand Bend, 83, March 17. We are always pleased to honor the birthdays of our senior citizens, If you know someone who would like their birthday to appear in this column please let us know. Debbie Hodgson was flower girl. They wore gowns of peach taffeta with flowered overlay of chiffon and carried mums and peach roses intertwined with ivy. Ronald Scott was best man, Larry Scott and Ed. Ens, brother of the bride ushered the guests, The ring bearer was another brother of the bride, Mark Ens, Helmut Tinnes provided the wedding music at the organ. A wedding reception for 250 guests was held at the Lucan arena after which the bride changed to a spice-red hot pant essemble with black accessories. Following a honeymoon in Northern Ontario the young couple will reside at 1132 Adelaide St,, London, 70e4da4e,?I1 Welt Rev. Glen Wright united in marriage Ruth Ann Miller, daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Anton Miller, and Harold Edward Westlake, son of Mr. & Mrs. William Westlake, Exeter, at Exeter United Church, March 4, 1972, Baskets of yellow mums and daisies decorated the church and Robert Cameron of Hensall provided the wedding music. The bride was escorted down the aisle by her brother, Andy Miller, and she wore an empire styled gown of satin figured French velvet with chapel train and a French illusion veil held by a crown. Her bridal bouquet was of miniature white roses and carnations. The maid of honor, Margaret Miller, sister of the bride, and bridesmaids, Lydia Westlake, Pt—Eet.4- Paul Robert Hodgson, R.R. 2, Ailsa Craig, took as his bride Shirley Marie Ens, Aylmer, at St. STOCK UP-SAVE MORE AT 1111 Dial 235-0212 Fresh Frying Grade A Oven Ready ChickenS chickens .45 Vac Pak l's Lee's Crushed PINEAPPLE VI Maple Leaf Wieners lb. 59 Maple Leaf Side Bacon ithvaepah ,h75 Schneider's Beef Steakettes Ib. 69 0 Tulip sh 4' 4 Jr a 2% to 3 lb. Cryovac MARGARINE 3/6,50 I'm sorry I said all those nice things about the,editor two weeks ago because as his last week's column clearly pointed out, he's nothing but a blabbermouth. Can't dream up anything horrid enough to retaliate unless it would be to catch him napping over his typewriter one day and cut off his beard. I'm obsessed by the idea that if only I could debeard the fellow, he'd be putty in my hands ... just like Samson was in Delilah's after she sheared his locks. On second thought, maybe the sight of the editor's beardless face wouldn't be such a good idea, When looking over newspapers of a few years ago I'm often confronted with pictures of his smoothly-shaven, young puss shining out of the pages with such a look of pure innocence and baby trust that I don't think I could bear that as a daily diet either. Those photos always make me want to pick him up on my knee and cuddle him, Perhapsit's just as well for the world if we let him continue to hide behind that fierce un- derbrush, pretending be's a rough, tough, mean and not-to-be- fooled -with editor instead of revealing the fact that he's really a sweet, lovable, sensitive old softie. Anyway he's in good company. As far as I can tell, all the heroes of the faith in the Old Testament were bearded gen- tlemen. There is reference to King David, feigning madness, slavering like an idiot, so that strings of spittle foamed on his beard. It is also written of Aaron that the holy annointing oil ran down his beard. Every normal male had a beard then, and they only shaved in times of extreme wild grief. In those days the beard had immense symbolic values; it stood for one's manhood. To cut another man's beard off was a supreme act of contempt, short only of murder or mutilation. When the Ammonites cut the bottoms off the garments of David's messengers and sent them slinking home 'greatly ashamed' they added insult to injury by snipping off half of each man's beard. So great was their mor- tification that they hid out for months waiting for their beards to grow. Julius Caesar ordered the conquered Gauls to be shaved; beardless their humiliation was complete. Beards could be handy . . or dangerous depending which side you were on. Joab took Amasa by the beard pretending to kiss him and disembowelled him with a sword instead. Significantly, it was the war- like Macedonians who introduced shaving. Alexander ordered his troops to shave so they had the exclusive advantage of the beard- grabbing, sword-stabbing tactic. On our own continent beards have come and gone. During George Washington's day beards were definitely out, just as they were definitely in by Lincoln's time. Many 19th century preachers wore beards . . .full blown ones, and these men were often shaggy-headed as well. Obviously those godly men grew beards and wore their hair in styles that prevailed in their generation. Delmonte .690 .650 h 590 Burns Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls Maple Leaf Breaded Sausage Home Made Head Cheese Crediton Brand Franco American SPAGHETTI ,40„ 2/390 VIIIIIIIMINE11111110•MMIIIMINNINI•01111%. 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