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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-01-27, Page 7ate - Marilyn, daughter :ofjaverne and Marj Hamil- ton, RR3 Exeter and grand - .daughter of Jessie Boyd, Sea - 'forth, has graduated in the Fall. Convocation from the. Uni- versity of Western- Ontario with a honours degree in Physical Education in the fa- culty of Kinesiology. Current- ly, Marilyn is attending Teach- -ars College at -the University of .Maine. Congratulations ' fiotn,yourfrtends and family. 411111011111.111111111.11.11.1111e ••MMINO Thames Road by Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - Rev. Jim All- sop conducted the • regular einn h service on Sunday egg. 'rhe re- sponsive reading was taken `horn f'aalm 27: 1, 4-9. The choir sang "I Believe" at' - companiedf`by the otganist Erin Kraftcheck. The -congregation sang the chil- dren's hymn "Can a Little Child Like Me" and Rev. Allsop told the children's story "Trust". Coining events •'-On January 31 after the church service, a potluck dinner will be held. followed by the annual meet- ing at Thames Road Church. On February 7 after the church . sexvice, a potluck dinner followed by- the annual meeting will be held . at Elimville church. On Monday, February 1 the Unit- ed•Church Womeri will hold their February meeting at 8 p.m. The roll call is to be answered by "Naming a Movie you Love to Watch Again and Again". Lunch Group U. Personals Jack and Ferne Stewart of Exet- er, Floyd land Margaret Stewart .and Bill and Rhoda Rohde were Saturday evening dinner guests withArnold and Marion Cann. ,Mrs. Joyce Elston of St. Marys 'fished with Bill and Rhoda Rohde -:ion Saturday afternoon. `There were seven . elders, their spouses and Rev. Jim Allsop that were at a Smorgasbord pot luck supper at the home of Phil and Marjorie Johns recently. After sup- per the elders held their meeting. From our kitchen thours BY-TA4ishost writer -Heavenly Devine The year 4691.mn nt he Chinese calendar, a .new year the year of the rooster. The Chinese New Years festival is regulated by the lunar calendar and is We - :boated as early as .January :21i; or as late .as February '21 -In 'North likatimica, most Chinese will cele- brate with gongs, parades, fireworks and lion dancers. Red is a traditional colour of luck, and many Chinese children will be given red envelopes containing money during the celebrations. New Year's day is considered the birthday of all Chinese Tradition says that a Chinese is .considered one year old on the day he is bom. and another year is added each New Year's Day. Each year of the Chinese calendar is named;forsnittmimal which on a rotational basis will influence your life. '-Those of you bom in the years of the Snakes, RataatndDrag- ons are in for a great year. "Gung hay fa Choy" a traditional wish for Cantonese New Year for good luck and prosperity and here is a Cantonese rec- ipe for Empress Lemon Chicken. Empress Lemon Chicken 2 tbsp. corn starch 4 tbsp. naturally brewed Kikkoman soy sauce, divided 1 lb. boneless, skinless, chicken, cut into 1 inch pieces 1/2 cup sugar 2 1/2 tsp. corn starcli� 3/4 tsp. grated lemon peel 2 tbsp. lemon juice 2 tbsp. vegetable oil 1 bunch green onions. cut into 1 inch pieces Combine 2 tbsp. oom starch and 1 tbsp. of the soy sauce in small bowl. stirin chicken. Let stand 30 minutes. Meanwhile, combine sugar, 2 112 tsp. cont starch, lemon peel, lemon juice, remaining 3 tbsp. soy sauce and 1/4 cup water; set aside. Heat oil in hot wok or large skillet over high heat. Add chicken and green onions, stir -fry 3 minutes or until chicken is cooked. Re- move, reduce heat to mediwn-high. Pour soy sauce mixture into..wok, bring to boil. Cook, stirring constantly 1 minute. Add ielticken and green onions, stirring to coat 11 pieces well •-geith sauce. Serve immediately. Makes 4 servingL. Capallier011111Bent.S Die MiSidie This week's column is devoted to the six warning signs of a stroke which can moan there is something wrong with the blood flow to the brain: - Sudden weakness or numbness in face, arm or leg lasting a (e seconds but not longer than 24 hours. - Sudden, temporary dimness or loss of vision, particularly ite one aye. - Sudden and temporary double vision. -- Temporary difficulty in speaking or loss of speech, due to problems in moving tongue or jaw. - Temporary dizziness or unsteadiness. - Unexplained headaches or in pattern. of -,your headaches. 1 headaches have been mit my get , very painful possibly alonp,.rrrith (bMMpiIMAldui< be a warns sign of stroke. If these wANii medical attention is obtains many, many fit► f * selves from being victims of stroke At Huron Apothecary we are concerned about your good health. s, nag apintatillea CLISTION - oe'ul!e11ti;'rllitrt! chat is tyle message lielag,M111011140v the/tette tte 11MR Nutbn y o in i. #itt#rx► i lnty 4i411th Unit. Starting inliktbniary, 67ilitron Canny restaurants will be pecticipatln Gln a program, exclusive to Huron County,-ealled Take Dining to Heart. Take Dining to Heart will infomi consumers about the availability of healthy eating choices in our local restau- rants. "Huron County residents are becoming more aware of the impact of nutrition on their health. When dining out, they want to be able to make the same healthy eating choices that they make at home. Take Dining to Heart will educate consumers about the healthyitating choic- es their local restaurant can offer. Following Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating and -reducing the amount of fat in your diet is a sensible way to lower your risk of developing heart disease," says Take Heart Huron Dietitian Debra Stewart_. Restaurants participating in Take Dining to Heart will have table tents that outline the healthy eating -choices available to their patrons. These choices include: lower fat milk (2 percent, 1 percent, or skim); whole grain breads and -rolls; gravies, sauces or dressings on the side; broiled, roasted or steamed foods; salad, rice or potatoes instead of fries; and fresh fruit, fruit salad or sherbet for desser.. According to Stewart, many Huron County restaurants already offer several healthy eating choices. Consumers may just forget to ask for the lower fat items. The table tents will serve as a reminder to custom- ers about these healthy eating choices. 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