Times Advocate, 1992-09-30, Page 6Page 6
Times -Advocate, September 30, 1992
Forthcoming marralge - Dale
Armstrong and Lance Living-
ston
ivingston wish to announce their
forthcoming marriage. The ex-
changing of vows will take
place at Exeter United
Church, October 3, 1992 at
7:00 p.m.
Forthcoming marriage - Mr.
Robert Johns of Exeter is
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of his
daughter Tracy Lee to Richard
Herman Leslie, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Gower of
Centralia on October 10,
1992 at 6 p.m. in Centralia
at Centralia United Church.
Open reception to follow.
Forthcoming marriage - Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Snider, Ex-
eter are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter Brenda Verona
to David Andrew, son of Don-
ald and Geraldine MacDon-
ald, London. The wedding will
take place on Saturday, Octo-
ber 3, 1992 at 3:00 p.m. at
the Exeter Pentecostal Taber-
nacle. Open reception to fol-
low at the Exeter Recreation
Centre.
Spots available
in calligraphy
course
EXETER - The upcoming callig-
raphy course offered through the
South Huron Recreation Centre
still has plenty of openings availa-
ble for those wishing to learn the
art of beautiful writing.
Instructor Ruthann Dean will be
teaching the class the italic style of
writing. The calligraphy program
will run on Thursday nights at the
High School starting Thursday. Oc-
tober 8. Cost is $40 and this in-
cludes supplies.
If interested, please call the Rec
Centre at 235-2833 a.s.a.p. Pre-
registration is required as supplies
need to be ordered in advance.
From our
kitchen to yours
By T.A. ghost writer Heavenly Devine
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My compliments to the
Exeter Agricultural Society
for once again producing a
wonderfully successful
fair here in Exeter!
Fairs date back a long
way. They are mentioned
in the Old Testament and
were common occurrences
during Greek and Roman
times. The fairs which were held by the Greeks in Delphi and
Thgermopylac were connected to religious observances, and
this for the most pan kept them peaceful and honest. In some
places, a truce was called for the duration of the fair, and, the
carrying of arms was forbidden while the fair was in progress.
The early Christian Church sponsored fairs as a pan of its -
observance of religious holidays and seasons. However, for
people who had difficulty travelling any distance, the fairs
soon became more important as trading centres, where many
people bought and sold their goods for the year. There were
often tents set out in orderly rows, offering items of glassware,
china, food and clothing as well as almost anything else imag-
inable. The area where the clothes were sold was called the
"Duddery". Does that suggest one of our slang terms for
clothes to you?
Fairs were also places of entertainment. The grounds were
crowded with magicians, clowns, stilt -walkers, acrobats and
animal trainers. Puppets were very popular. There were all
sons of curiosities for people to see and often horse racing.
Cruel sports such as bull -and bear -baiting became part of some
fairs.
Our Exeter Fair is very similar to the old ones, amusements,
in the form of rides and games of chance, animal displays and
contests, and of course all of the displays of handiwork and
craftsmanship which are so enjoyable. Thanks again to every-
one who had anything to do with the 1992 fair.
Parmesan Chicken (compliments of Campbell's Soup)
(Easy to prepare and tasty after a day at the fair if you still
have room after the candy apples, candy floss, hot dogs smoth-
ered in fried onions...)
Combine and coat 2 pounds of chicken in
1/4 cup fine dry bread crumbs
2 tbsp. Parmesan cheese
1/4 tsp. oregano
dash garlic powder and pepper
Arrange in shallow baking pan and bake at 400 degrees for
20 minutes.
Turn chicken and bake for 20 minutes more. Pour off most
of the grease which may have accumulated during the baking.
Blend and pour over chicken
1 can cream of mushroom soup
1R cup milk
Sprinkle with
2 tbsp. Parmesan cheese
Paprika
Bake 20 minutes more or until done. Arrange chicken on .a
platter, stir saucer. and pour over before serving. Delicious
with noodles truce.
Friendship Circle
meets in
HENSALL - Members were wel-
comed to the September meeting of
Hensall United Church's Friendship
Circle as meetings resumed Sep-
tember 14.
Devotions were led by Mary
Brintnell with the theme "You live
as you think".
Progress of the Ethiopian devel-
opment project in the Ethiopian vil-
lage of Wake Qujo in -Ethiopia was
reported by Shirley McAllister.
The story of two struggling single
parents Aminal from Wake Qujo
and Linda from east London was
read. Discussion followed on the
similarities on the causes of their
problems, and the hope that the de-
velopment program funded by Lon-
don Conference of United Church
in Ethiopia and in East London's
Community Outreach program will
make a difference in the lives of
these women.
In business, Brintnell volunteered
to co-ordinate helpers for the Octo-
ber bingos at Queensway Nursing
Home.
All women of the church and
Hensall
guests arc invited to the October 5
meeting at 8 p.m. when Betty
McGregor will display the fall line
of Tops 'n' Trends clothing.
A social time was enjoyed over
lunch served by Kay Mack and
Helen McLean.
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Fresh apple cider
Apples - Macs, Spartans,
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Mother's Time meeting in Zurlch
By Carmel Sweesey
ZURICH - The next meeting for
Mothers Time will be Wednesday,
October 7 from 9-11:15 a.m. at St.
Peters Lutheran Church Hall. The
speaker will be a representative
from the Survival Through Friend-
ship house.
Ladies Auxiliary
A ladies auxiliary meeting will
be coming up at the Rest Home
Tuesday, October 6 at 7 p.m. Eve-
ryone is welcome.
Terry Fox Run
The second annual Terry Fox
Run for Zurich was a big success
thanks to'the hard work of volun-
teers such as Wendy Rowan
Life chain
Anyone interested in joining this
Stratford and area Life Chain to
protest against abortion can do so
Sunday, October 4 in Stratford
from 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Personals
Elmer Oesch is happy to an-
nounce the arrival of three new
grandchildren, Justin, Andrew and
Alicia.
The triplets were born to parents
Ken and Beverley Oesch of Ailsa
Craig.
John and Bridget Groot returned
Senior Diners
in Zurich
By Gerrie Fleischauer
ZURICH - A good auendance of
diners met Wednesday at the Com-
munity Centre. Tammy Antaya
welcomed all diners and informed
them of upcoming events.
A Thanksgiving dinner will be
served Wednesday, October 7.
Ethel Knowles read a poem Pick-
ing Apples. Jayne Hayter, Dash-
wood treated the diners with sing-
ing solos, accompanying herself at
the piano. Solo and euchre games
were enjoyed.
Anyone interested in bowling
with the Zurich Golden Agers eve-
ry Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m.
may contact Genie Fleischauer at
236.4358 for more information.
recently from a throe -week vaca-
tion in Holland visiting with her
mother andViany other relatives.
Joey and Patti Groot also enjoyed
spending two weeks in Holland
with them.
Two babies were baptized at St.
Boniface Church on Sunday by Fa-
ther Peter Hayes, Brady Matthew
Ducharme, son of Dan and Ann
and Cynthia Angelique Neilands,
daughter of Gerry and Diane.
Sincere sympathy is offered to
the family of the late Norman
Charente who passed away Septem-
ber 21.
Get well wishes to Vera Thiel a
patient at South Huron Hospital in
Exeter.
Birthday wishes to Laurent Cor-
riveau, Earl Flaxbard, Dorothy
Breakey, Dorothy Dietrich, Kathy
Steckle, Judy Morrison and espe-
cially Margaret Hess who celebrat-
ed her 91st birthday.
Beth Sweeney spent her birthday
visiting with sister Carrie and Dan
Eybergen and family in Acworth,
Georgia. Beth spent the previous
weekend in Houston with friends.
Willie and Martha Overholt were
winners of the draw made recently
at Seyler's Food Land in Zurich.
The couple travelled tD Toronto Last
Saturday by train where they re-
mained until Monday at L'Hotel
and taking in a Blue Jays' game.
Joe and Connie Risi, Fred and
Audrey Haberer, Ina Nab and Car-
mel Sweeney travelled to Toronto
attending the 73rd OANHSS annu-
al meeting from September 20-22
held at the Harbour Castle.
A retirement dinner was held at
the Dominion Tavern Thursday in
honor of Laurene Corriveau who
recently retired from the Blue Wa-
ter Rest Home after 25 years of ser-
vice as secretary and receptionist.
Among many co-workers, Corri-
veau's three sons Paul, Ron and
John and their families were in at-
tendance.
A barbecue was held at the home
of Clare and Margaret Deichert for
those who helped with the recent
Zurich Fair. Plans are now being
made for the annual district dinner
and meeting to be hosted by the Zu-
rich society at the arena on Tues-
day, October 27. The meal will be
catered by Jerry Rader and tickets
are now on sale from Margaret at
236-4130 for 510 per person.
Sale Ends Oct. 31 92
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