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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-10-21, Page 7Graduate - Maureen Leyser (nee Masse) daughter of Louis and Catherine Masse of Zurich graduated in June from Conestoga College in Stratford with a diploma in Nursing. Maureen was the re- cipient of the bedside nursing award. She has been suc- cessful in obtaining her regis- tration. Maureen is presently employed at Cedar Craft Re- tirement Home in Stratford, Ontario. Graduate - Michael Francis Regier received his diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Mohawk Col- lege, Hamilton at Convoca- tion ceremonies held on Sep- tember 26, 1992. He graduated on the Dean's Honour Roll and is employed at Westinghouse in Burling- ton. Mike is the son of War- ren and Helen Regier, Zurich. From our kitchen to yours Exeter Christian Reformed Church By T.A. ghost writer Heavenly Devine Times -Advocate, October 21, 1992 11 11.1\41 i��, i ow ii d J are available almost all year. With so many choices, tart varieties are used mainly for cooking and baking, and the less acidic, sweeter varieties are generally used for salads and fresh eating. The apple types grown in Ontario include: Cortland - These have a red -orange striped skin and a white flesh. They are mildly sweet, crisp and resist browning. They are usually available October u> February. Empire - These have a dark red striped skin and creamy flesh. They are slightly tart and firth. They are usually availa- ble October to May. Golden Delicious - These have yellow skin, an elongated shape and five bumps on the bottom. They have a yellowish flesh, a tart to sweet taste, are firm and keep their shape when cooked. They are usually available October to January. Ida Red - These have bright red skin with greenish -yellow patches and white flesh. They are tart, very firm and are usual- ly available December to May. McIntosh - These have a deep red skin with a green splash on one side, and firm white flesh. They are mildly tart to sweet and are usually available mid-September to May. Mutsu (Crispin) - These have a greenish -yellow skin with an orange blush. They have a firm white flesh and are tan to sweet. They are usually available October to April. Northern Spy - these have red striped skin with yellow col- our. Their firm yellow flesh is tart to the taste. They are usually available October to March. Red Delicious - These have deep red skin, and'elongated shape and five bumps on the bottom. Their creamy white flesh is crisp and sweet. They are usually available October to April. Spartan - These have a dark red skin and crisp white flesh. They are fairly tan to sweet when ripened. They are usually available from October to January. Foodland Ontario recommends the following recipe as an ex- cellent accompaniment for chicken, duck, pork curries, or spooned on top of cheddar cheese on a cracker. Apple -Pepper Chutney Peel, core, cut into 112 inch pieces and place in a heavy bot- tomed saucepan over medium heat: 4 apples. Add and stir until sugar is dissolved: 1/2 cup granulated sugar I large, finely chopped onion 1 large, diced red sweet pepper 1/2 cup coarsely chopped raisins 2 tbsp. white vinegar 1/4 tsp. each cinnamon, ginger, mac; and salt Cook covered over medium -low heat stirring oftetruntil apples are very tender, about 30 minutes. Continue cooking over low heat for 15-20 minutes until thickened. Spoon into sterilized jars and store in refrigerator for up to one month. There are many varieties of apples available in Onta- rio, and the.apple season is one of the longest fruit sea- sons, beginning In July with the earliest types and con- tinuing into November. Controlled temperature stor- age means Ontario apples October is UNICEF -1 _month $\INES ME1 IMIMI INN. SAVE S ='% ■ Seniors must 1 present this coupon 1 for 5% off 1 Specicdt for �nyors BFGoodrich T/BTires i 1 1 1 1 1 1 Services and New Tires Call for an appointment 1 Haugh Tire Inc. 265 Thames Road E. I Exeter 1 .SAVE Otter expires Oct. 31/92 1• _ _ _ _ _ _ .1 HAUGH TIRE INC. EXETER 285 Thames Rd. Fast Off Hwy. 83 East 2364782 Emergency Service 1.800.265.9255 pager 1672 or 3640 Busrrese Hours: Mon - Fn 8 - 5 Sat 8 - 12 noon TR IAN G LE DISCCIUNetto 433 Main St., Exeter October 19 to NQvernber 1,1992 Allan's 325 GAAllan's 101 99° Hallowe'en Kisses Tingles Tablets 24s or Non -Drowsy Caplets 16s Dristan Alberto Balsam, 500 ml. Shampoos or Conditioner Maclean's, 100 ml. tubes Toothpastes Crystalaire, 100 ml. Air Fresheners 235-1661 59C Wampole Swallow 500 mg. 120 tablets Vitamin C Buckleys Mixture, 200 mi Cough Remedy 168 32 39 Swiss Formula 600 ml. Hand Lotions 28 r9 Sure 'n Natural 22s, or long 20s 399 Prima Maxi Pape 7 Entertain residents with song ZURICH - Last Tuesday evening approximately 10 members of the Christian Reformed Church, Exeter visited Blue Water Rest Home and sang to the residents their favourite hymns. The choir was accompanied by Steven Poortinga on the piano. During refreshment period, the choir mingled with the residents, quite often reacquainting them- selves with a former neighbour or friend. The Christian Reformed Church Choir also visit the residents at the Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall and Exeter Villa on alternate Tues- day evenings of the month. Al- though the church does not have a regular choir, these folk get togeth- er to form a choir group for the rest homes and freely give of their time. In the mornings, the residents en- joyed fun and fitness, newspaper reading, Bible reading and remi- niscing. The evenings were spent with games, Resident Council meetings and that good old game of Bingo. Father Peter Hayes celebrated Mass on Thursday afternoon. Pas- tor Winston Martin, Zurich Men- nonite Church was in charge of Chapel Service. Loreen Devine, of the Blue Wa- ter Rest Home apartments, spent the Thanksgiving weekend with her sister, Vcrda Lada and family at Point Clarke. On Monday Loreen and her husband Lorne. of B.W.R.H., enjoyed the company of Loreen's brother, Earl Wcibcrg and wife Kathleen of London. Our condolences to the family of the late Kathleen Ross who passed away at B.W.R.H. on Sunday, Oc- tober 11. Ross moved to the Maple - woods Apartments five years ago from the city of Waterloo and in the spring of '92 Ross moved across the mad to B.W.R.H. The residents look forward ID their Birthday Party on the Thurs- day hosted by the .U.C.W. of Bay- field United Church. A thank you to Rachel Nutt, a Grade 12 student from Dashwood who has volunteered her services to help the residents. A thank you to Annie Finkbeinet of Zurich for her pact services in selling tickets for the Meals on Wheels Program. Marilee Ayotte of Zurich at telephone number 236- 4169 will be the new ticket sales person. Please call Ayotte for your new supply of tickets. 'r 1'11'. Look out Referendum on October 26. I have been informed that the Resident Council on Thursday eve- ning discussed the Referendum Agreement reached on August 28 and the residents appear to have more understanding of what it is all about than the persons who drew up the agreement. 795' ts713Ii'v1srsY.1r`v i 1.1 Silt O IId VS .171141vr & t't'rl mtr, ring 11) 11, ME DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY BAND .t...rrl.trr! \ vt):: s: .;t r, 11011: t:' a! e.:" ;-.l "'r'rsar-. br•`. H'er•r1. nr '-o.:1 nla.rr' /Ir.. al. over again. ANSTETT JEWELLERS LIMITED - Specialists Since 1950 - b Conventerr, locations t- serve yo:: CITO`, rE{EiEE GODERICH. KINCARDINE. SEAFORTH and ST MARYS •E. ^ (Lamont: is forever. C. Haskett and San furniture In 1882 when Charles Haskett bought this business it made good sense that the person who made a cabinet would be the same individual called upon to make a cas- - ket. After 110 years of operating as a family business in the same tradition combining the furniture store and funer- al home, it has become increasingly difficult to balance the time commitment necessary to maintain the level of ser- vice we would like to provide in both areas of our opera- tion. The decision to close the furniture store has been a very difficult one. Our customers have allowed us to continue in the retail business community through four generations. We have appreciated your business, your loyal support and your friendship. CLOSING OUT SALE CONTINUES Wednesday, October 14 Monday to Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 5 188 Main Street Lucan, Ontario NOM 2J0 (519) 227-4688