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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-11-03, Page 7000 MARKET it 110 41l m 3 0 3 in A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARK A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET get to know us... WE CAN HELP YOU SAVE ON YOUR FOOD BILL! 0 Open 6 Days A Week Op•ri Friday till 9:PO Nivea Parking At Roar of Store 2354212' FRESK.PORK Red Rose Orange Pekoe BUTT CHOPS OR ROASTS 99 4 0 a 3 rn rn 011 C Vi O xi 0 O Burns Pride of Canada TEA BAGS o0,$1.69 Dinner Hams O. 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Two hundred and twenty-eight ladies from some thirty con- gregations from an area encom- passing Owen Sound, St. Agatha, Tavistock, and Port Elgin registered for the all day session at St. Peter's Church in Zurich last Tuesday. Mrs, Jack Turkheifn, Presi- dent of the local LCW in Zurich gave warm words of welcome to the visitors and referred to the alphabetical order which gave Zurich a special privilege in be- ing host to the Assembly which met last year in Brodhagen. William Miskie of Chesley presided over the session with Mrs. Barry Boeckner of Elmwood serving as Secretary- Treasurer. Special guests were Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall, The Rev, Henry Van Essen of Bethel Reformed Church of Exeter and Mrs. Richard Tubbe of Pem- broke. The Rev. Martin Stockman, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in Ayton and Dean of the Western District of Eastern Canada Synod expressed the ap- preciation of the Synod for the faithful work carried on by the Lutheran Church Women's organization. Rev. Mr. Van Essen gave the key-noth address on the theme of Christian witness when he spoke in a challenging way about the process known by the title "Church Growth." He spoke of things that promote growth of a congregation such as evangelism, discipline and nur- turing. He said that new members, especially people new- ly initiated to Christian faith need to be nurtured. The Church must be a loving and supportive "Mother" to its new members. Each individual in the congrega- tion is responsible for showing this support socially, financially and spiritually. Mrs. Richard Tubbe, President of the Eastern Canada Synodical Unit of LCW reported on the many aspects of the auxiliary's work such as compassion and social concerns, Bible study, out- reach and awareness of world mission and home mission con- cerns. Mrs. Miskie was elected to continue as Chairperson of the Assembly and was installed in that office by Mrs. Tubbe. The 1978 meeting of the District Assembly is due to be held in Chesley. Robert S. Pile, vice-president of Hough's Bakery, Cleveland, and president of the firm's catering division was guest speaker at Women Together Thursday morning. The event, held in the new recreational centre, was attended by over 100 women. "Holiday Entertaining" was his theme and he stressed entertaining should be a joy and an act of love, Quoting from Proverbs he said, "Better is a dinner of herbs where love is, than roast beef where hatred is." The speaker said everyone (all ages) should entertain more than they do. "Even if your rheumatism is acting up it will do you good to ask a friend in and prepare some simple food for them." He stressed the point: "entertaining should be simple and it should be fun. It's not the fancy food that •makes for a happy time, it's the good com- pany, hostesses would be wise to plan their meals so they can be made ahead of time to free them to spend as much time as possible with their guests rather than fussing in the kitchen." Mr. Pile, who has the reputation of being one of the best caterers in the United States told of some of his experiences, in the catering business including preparing the city of Cleveland's banquet for Prince Charles' recent visit to that place. He said the Prince was charming and "ate everything on his plate." The author of a book "Menu Planning for Every "Occasion", Mr. Pile said he is not a cook but a planner of menus. He delighted his women's 'audience by saying all his cooks are ladies. "Men," he declared, "are much too tempera mental !" His company caters for every occasion, for as small a group as six up to three or four thousand people, During the holiday season they may make up as many as 80,000 canapes in one day. A committed Christian, Mr. Pile, worked in his Christian philosophy along with his talk on the preparation of food and en. tertaining, He gave out several recipes, one being for Reuben Pie which he said "is terrific...a great dish for New Year's Day." Mr. Piles Reuben Pie 1 egg beaten 1/3 cup evaporated milk 3/4 cup soft rye bread crumbs (about 1 slice) 1/4 cup chopped onion 1/4 teaspoon salt dash pepper 112 teaspoon prepared mustard 1 can (8 oz) sauerkraut, drained and snipped 1/2 lb. ground chuck 1 can (12 oz) corned beef!, flaked 4 oz. Swiss Cheese, grated 1 deep dish pie crust shell In mixing bowl, combine egg, milk, bread crumbs, onions, salt, pepper and mustard, Add sauerkraut, ground chuck and corned beef. Mix well. Place half of meal mixture intk) shell. Sprinkle 1/2 of chee6 over mixture, Cover with remaining meat mixture. Top with cheese, Bake on cookie sheet at 400 degrees until cheese is bubbly, about 25 to 30 minutes. Can be made ahead, stored and reheated, • Be Sure To Visit Our HOME MAKING CENTRE *Zippers *Thread *Buttons *Wool *Embroidery Cotton *Patterns, etc. BUTLER'S Dept. 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