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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-03-10, Page 6' `'111119O411191111M119,41NOth 10, 1993 ''RaiRRevi8.rt Luxton Pastor Patricia Dobbs B.B.M. M. DIV. B.A. M. DIV. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. of Saubleside Farms, Centralia are pleased to announce the engagement of their only daugh- ter, Pastor Patricia Dobbs to the Reverend Robert Luxton, son of Mrs. Muriel Luxton of Toronto. The Celebration and Bless- ing of Marriage will be held at Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church, Exeter on Saturday, April 24, 1993 Poortinga - King Mrs. Jean Osterloo, Exeter, Ont. and Mr. Ron King, Brampton, Ont. are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter . Cheryl .Col- leen to :faeprgeJames,:sonrof Mr. tend,. Mrs. Weary.-P.odrtin- ga, Kirkton, Ont. The .wedding will take place Saturday, Marclff27, 1993 at 3 p.m. at the Christian Reformed Church, Main Street, Exeter, Ontario Exeter UCW tthfnk of signs Df'spring EXETER - Leader, Grace Drum- mond opened the UCW evening unit of Exeter United Church with a reading 'Spring Cleaning". 34 la- dies answered the roll call with "a sign of spring." Gladys Talbot reported on the profits from two recent funeral luncheons and a banquet. Marie Brunzlow reminded everyone of the weekly Lenten series being conducted by Rev. Parsons and Grace announced that Mary Fisher would help convene the Friendship Tea in June. Everyone was reminded to bring craft or. household articles to the next meeting for Camps Bimini and Menesetung. Devotions based on the Lenten hems were taken by Alma God - bolt's group. She introduced Rev. Cordell Parsons who through soothing music spoke on slowing down and listening to one another during the period of Lent. Dashwood WI learn all about fabrics DASH WOOD - Dashwood Women's Institute on March 2 the Canadian Industries meeting opened with St. Patrick's meaning of a shamrock and a soldier's Bib- lical uses of a Deck of cards. The Ode and Mary Stewart Collect were repeated. Valentine cards and colourful magnetic hearts from the "First Grand Bend Guides' were distrib- uted to the members. Fashion Con- sultant Mrs. Lois White from For- est gave a demonstration on fabrics ,and colours and showed many lovely spring fashions. The next meeting is April 6 with Secret Pal LaiwiOgge,,and the col- lects Okirallaileiliktitcs. VARNA - In thence of pres- ident Anna Keys, Charles Reid chaired the meeting of Stan -Lee Club on March 3. He extended a warm welcome to everyone. At this time an elimina- tion draw took place. Names were drawn from a basket. Lucky people were Marg Hayter who won a can of soup. No. 10 was Ruth Johnston who won a pot of mums. Last name to be drawn was Marj Varley the winner of a bag of apples. Margaret Hayter gave two read- ings "A Busy Friend" and reminded everyone of bygone days with a poem entitled "Our Outside Plumb- ing„ They were treated to some toe tapping music presented by Elgin Nott and Bill and Wonetta Holland. Several games of euchre were played. Prize winners were Marga- ret Elliot, Leona McBride, Bill Hol- land and Hugh McBride. From our k• Itch en to yrs By T.A. ghost writeiy Devine Fish ranks.among the most nourishing of foods. It is high in protein and low in calories and fat. There is little waste from r_ bones or shrinkage, and it can be served at breakfast, lunch, dinner, or as a snack. It can be cooked in .the oven, on top of.the stove, in a -microwave andhottdhetarbecue. Some of the best fish I have ever had was prepared on the barbecue! Fish fin- gers have always been a favourite breakfast food around here. (Kippers would be, but you have to be prepared to open all of the windows if you enjoyahose!) Perfectly cooked seafood is moist and has a delicate flavour. Don't overcook it. -The "10minute rule" is still the best guide to cooking seafood by the conventional method. Measure the fillet, stuffed fish or steak at the thickest part. Allow 10 -min- utes cooking time per inch.of;thickness at 450°F. (Add five minutes if the fish is wrapped in foil and double the time if it is. frozen.) The fish is cooked when the flesh is opaque.andllakes easily. When defthiniingtfrozen fish, try: not to just throwtheblock on the counter and hope for the best. Keep the defrosting fish cold so the outside fillets don't deteriorate while the middle is still:fmzen..Either defrost it in the refrigerator or immerse it in cr`1ri water. Try to separate the fillets if the fish has been fro- zenin a block, it is much more attractive when it is served that • .way. "The _Canadian Seafood Advisory Council have announced the 1993 "Great Canadian Seafood Recipe Contest", an oppor- tunity for you to present your favouriteseafood recipe. The prizes include trips to Vancouver or Halifax, microwave ovens and Coming cooking sets. The recipe must be original and use either seafood fillets, fresh or salt water varieties, or processed seafood that is breaded or battered. The contest began March 1, 1993 and closes May 15, 1993. For more information on how to enter or to send an entry write: The Canadian Seafood Advisory Council, #443 Durham Road 21, RR #4, Uxbridge, Ontario. L9P 1R4 A favourite recipe and a winner with us, calls for sole.fillets, however, ocean perch, snapper or cod can be substituted with delicious results. The source is Anne Lindsay's -Smart Cooking cookbook and it is quick and easy to prepare. Place in a lightly oiled baking dish just,large enough to hold them in a single layer: 1 lb. sole fillets. Sprinkle them with salt and freshly ground pepper to taste. Combine and drizzle over fish: 2 tsp. melted butter 2 tbsp. chopped fresh parsley 1 tbsp. lemon juice. Bake uncovered 400° for 8-10 minutes (remember the rule) or until the fish is opaque and flakes easily. To microwave, cover with plastic wrap, tum back confer to vent and microwave on high 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 minutes. Seniors enjoy music EXETER - The March nieeting of Exeter Seniors was held at the Legion with a good auendance. Exeter is to host the Zone Rally on April 22. Guest speaker .will be Gwen Whilsmith. A 50/50 draw was held and win- ners were Olive Essery, Ray Smith, Luella Taylor and Harry Beaver. Helpers with bingo at the Villa this month arc Ted and Shirley Wright and Mildred Thomson. President Alva Heywood read a poem "Signs of the Times". Alice Bowen, program convener, read a poem "Friends". Max Ducharme and the town liners played several musical numbers. Eric Kints and Marlene Mothers sang. ladies who wish to arc to wear their Eager bonnets to next meeting at the Lc- gion April 6. at 7:00. FRIEE/ t Exeter store only One package of hot cross buns (Value $2.49) With purchase of 1 package Valid until closing Sat., March 13th >tMsiiary &lassie .[house • Their talented visitors returned to favour there with more musical numbers. Several members enjoyed dancing to the music popular in their younger days. A potluck lunch brought the meeting to a close. • Family fun The Family Fun Night sponsored by the Stanley Recreational Com- mittee proved successful once again. Children and parents both en- joyed dancing and spot dances were won by Amanda Elliot twice, Pam Crete twice, Stacey Consitt, Cara Stephenson, Vicki Carter, Mi- chael LePortc, Heather Beierling, Melonie Crete, Traci Taylor, Marg Smith and Brian Glen. To top the night off hot dogs were served along with desserts. Canoe rally The recreational committee. are now making final plans for the an- nual Canoe Rally to be held April 4 so get your canoes polished up and all set to go. The Fiddlers Jamboree will be Sunday, April 25. On Thursday, March 11 the World Day of Prayer Meeting will be held in Varna at 8 p.m. for both Varna and Goshen U.C.W.'s. Thursday, March 18 the Trends Group (ages 10-13) will meet at Brucefield at 7 p.m. A combined meeting of both Var- na and Goshen congregations - Pas- toral Charge will be held Sunday, March 21 in Varna following a joint church service to start at 10:30 a.m. A meeting is to follow at.ap- proximately 11:30. a.m. Congratulations -to John:and Gail Dowson on the arrival of their baby boy. DYEABLE SATIN SHOES Low and high heel styles Perfect for any formal occasion Main 51. 235.1933 Exeter Quality Footwear... 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