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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-02-08, Page 12. ' !Ix •M1, •••• • SAifigit EXPOSIT:OL. E-013,RIAARY Naturally si,eaking by Steve Cook Cooking in a fireplace BY STEVE COokB4 . Mort iool more PeoPle ge eilioYing fireplaces in their hotnes. ftlel Oats anti the :energy moat have fostered: The re-activatien of "fireplace* in old home!, and orders for new, improved . effident ones hi aew :houses. It is being realized again that a cheery fire can - be very uplifting to the SM•11 on a snappy winter ,niglit.• •+•.• • Something, that has not generally caught on, however, is fireplafe cookery. Not many years ago, the pioneers in this epuntry did, all their cooking in an open fireplace and turned out wholesome meals - A full meal would be rather difficult for the neginner to turn out, but there are lots of little things that cap be experimented with Amt. Popeorn is an easy Rent to, try in your fireplace, and remember that song; alma "chestnutS roasting by an open fire," Hot dogs and roasted marshmallows bring summer campfire, fun intloots in the wintertime. If you're having company over for a roast beef supper, why not try wrapping your potatoes in tin fpil and baking them in the coals ender the grate,. Once you've started experimenting, I'm sure yeti'll get the urge to try a complete meal, „ " A friend of mine regularly amazes his , guests: by cooking up a full meal. in his , fireplace while he sits there, chats with ! them, and keeps hi* eye on the meal's ProgreSs at the same tone, The secret to his suetess is a little gizmo he had made up at the local Welding shop. .10 AU it consists of is a simple' angle iren tram, designed to 11941, the rotisserie 'frOm his horhenue. while chicken (his choiee) Oaks on the 'spit, carrots and potatees,sVrapped in tinfoil roost slowly in the • ee41-$* grovvning achievement; however, is the big cast iron frying pan full of banneek (tinleaveaed 1144 conntry bread) Which IS: served up with lets ' butter. Actually, epokirig in a, fireplace isiast easy as cooking over an open fire while camping. The same principleS Must be aPPlied, however, never try to eook on an open flame. A bed of coals produces an even heasi., keepS the pots from turning black aridis a let easier to work around. Steaks are a gclod choice Or the neophyte M try- After you hove established an even bed Of coals, the grill from your barbe'que or one of the racks from your oven is balanced over thorn. Sometimes the rack gan be balanced OA your grate, but often, a ceuple pieces of carefuilly placed wood are required to give the grill a firm footing. I have even seen bricks used for this purpose hut cle not advise it, Moisture m tbe brieks is liable to turn to steam causing them to explode. Blocks of wood may burn as you cook, but they will. allow you plenty of time to fleish your steak before they collapse. • - The next time you want to try something different, . or give the kidS a homespun treat, try some fireplace cookery. Who knows, maybe it will become a• family , tradition in your home. • ,; • rlo• REBOUND--Seaforth Golden Bear'S' player Robert Thompson calls the rebound off the board as two St. Mary's players try to -get the ball in Tuesday's game at Seaforth District High School.. The Seaforth teeth won the matqh, by an 85-4Q score, ' * (Expositdr Photo) • . NY PAUL, ELLIS' ' . The S.D.H.S. Golden Rears snowed their home +garts what basketball was all .• abciut when they downed' St . Mary's by a" score of 85-40 Tuesday afternoon. - The gaMe started oufelose; with first quarter scoring • • • • arnounfing to 15-10 in favour, of Seaforth. The Bears then opened up a big lead, so that the half-time score was 40-21. The thir-d quarter clinched the game for the varsity team as they out -scored, the St'. Mary's senior team 24-4. ' Despitethe 39 point lesd going into the last fourth of the game, Seaforth didn't let up. They scored 21 more points to•give the tinal 85-40 - 'score. Johnny Nielsen was a -big asset to the Bears as he scored thirtv-seven points, including nine put of ten foul • shots, Dave Ellis added 17. Last Thursday, Seaforth lost 81-67 to Stratford Central, who have yet to be beaten this season.. Seaforth's high point -getter was again Johnny Nielsen with 13, The Bears now have three wins and three losses for the season. Their next game is today in Listowel. Keeping with basketball. 0 the S.D.H.S.. staff basketball team will play ,host to the Harlem Diplomats • •cin Monday. This comedy team. (the Diplomats,. not the teachers)is Canada*s answer to the GlobetrOtters. , 'This mateh promises. to be both exciting and amOsing. It's open to the public and tickets are available at the high school. The game starts at 1:39 p.M. Don't miss it. SHOOTING—Johnny Nielsen of the $eaforth Golden Bears jumps for the net as team mates JUMP SHOT—Johnny Ni lsen t `es f the `imp shot as one 'of the Ron Scott and Dave Ellis prepa e f the e ri or j r or St.Mary's .team Members attempts a block during Tuesday's Golden rebound in Tuesday's basketball match at Bear's game at SDHS. The. Bears won the match by an 85-40 score. Seaforth District High School. (Expositor' Photo) (ExpositOr Photo) Keep beans dry r" Food specialists at the Ontario Ministry of Agri- culture and Food suggest you keep dry. white Ontario beans handy in your cup- • board. Stored ,in a tightly ' V S ceverecl container in a cool. 4., . dry place. they'll keep - So:north Centenaires indefinitely FR1,.. FEB 9th . . 8:30 PM Seaforth Arena .•OHA.,j..i.1010,•"0•'•• ..T•04.1Sto.c.k.'BrayeS•• • • Lions BINGO Every Saturday Myth Meteoric!! Hall 12 reg. - 10 each 3 share the wooith SI5Diatkpot.60 oik, • every Sat at 8 p.M. Lucan Irish Six vs Seaforth Centenaires TUES. FEB.13 - '8:30 PM Staforth Arena . . This -p•d sporisot6d.b. • . .•!PA'Utj.N.EtS . ctire••. ", ROO • The Seaforth Bantams en- ipyed a nusY schedele last week winning 3 successive games -a fourth garne, was cancelled due to: inclement weather. Game 1-$eaferth Vs. Clinton, at Seaforth. Mark 14cl:twain hoosterl bis teammates to- a trinmO over Clinteit eshihTtion play scoring 3: goals and assisting en fourth, so.afOrth took an early 2 -goal lead and continued to d6minate the play throagh- .out, Singles were scored by Gary Malone, Rob Lane, John Hicknell -and Jim Campbell, Receiving assiSt* on the goals were Brendon, Lane, Gary: Malone, Bill Gar- rick, Dan Wesenberg, Rob Cort,, MaTty Bedard, Mike Kelly, TonfTurner and John Dale. Play was agressive and ( linton picked up 9 of the 17 penalties handed out by ref- erees. Seaforth goalie Keith McClure turned away 17 of the 18 shots hy Clinton while Clinton goalie was faced with 33 shots. ' Game 2-Seaforth. vs. Brus- sels at: Brussels. A 3 -goal .performance bY Kevin Deitner of 13russels was not enough as'Seaforth outskat- ed and outplayed their op- ponents tp take 4,6-3 victory. in exhibition play. Seaforth opened the scoring in the latter part of the first period after hammering several shoti at Brussels goalie and kept control for the 'remain- der of the game. Scoring for Seaforth were: • John Hicknell-(Tom Turner) Jim Carnpnell4john Dal; David ?,lurray) Mike Kelly -(Tom Turner) Mark. Methvain-(Marty Bed-• ard, Gary Malone) ' Brendon Lane -(John Hick- , nell) • ••• -John Dale-(3im Campbell) Seaforth otitshot Brussels 34-25. Each team had 8 1.iRmimMir Asodatio. . . Federal and .11,rovincial Annual MEETING Sat. Feb. 10th at 2 p.m. Stratford Legion Hall St Patrick's St. GUEST sPEAKER DR- FRANK 'MAINE MP far Ouei011 Social hour to folloW , EVERYONE WELCOME DRYWALL KNOWN . FOR H1G H QUALITY Peter Bokos Drywall* COMPLETE DRYWALL SE1RVICE 527'4398 • or , 527-0606, Onuths in penalties. Game 3-Sealorth vs. Clinton at Clinton. Mark Mel -twain socred his 20th and 21st goals of the seaseeto lift . Seaforth Civet Clinton hi n• close 4-2 game in W.O.A.A. play, Reb Core opened the scoring for Seaforth una*•,, sisted as a shot frorn the blue line deflected past Clinton goalie SeanYan Dengen and Jeff Mettler retnilied for Clinton to take a 2-I lead after one period. Of play. There was no scoring in the second period. The third period saw lets of action with tempers.' flaring and tight, - checking as Seaforth toek the lead on 3 straight goal*. Mark MeLlwain tied the score for Seafortn and then John Dale gave Seaforth •a• 3-2 lead when he beat Clint- on goalie on a pass set up,by David Murray, In the dying minutes of play Clinton put - led. their goalie in favour Of a sixth attacker brit couldn't control the puck and Mark McLlwain shot his seciand goal of the game into the unattended net to give Sea - forth a final 4-2 decision. Penalties cost each team 19. minutes in the penalty box, clinton. goalie turned in a good performance as he stop- ped 36 of the 40 shots driven at him. Seaforth goalie Keith , McClure stopped 17 of the ' shots en net. , Seaforth Bantams were supposed to host Clinton in Seaforth last Monday , bit game. was cancelled due to • inekment weather. They will Meet Goderich here Tuesday , evening. . • wit YO1FLL TAKING A BREATHER—Connie McClure: and Tracy Bosman of Winthrop relax at the 'ticket — taker's table at the SeafOrth Atroen4an:agsnrclars, broomball tournament came POKER RALLY Sun., .,Feb, 11 —.Registration ' 11:30 - 14.00 Free: beans RefreshMents available . • CaSh Prizes • Donated Prizes • Trophy BRING THE FAMILY. • . ' .„ . ' SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER SO YEARS . • alinon-Seaforth Ariewlibpresentstive MICHAEL FALCONER ' 153 High Street Clinton 482-9441 *Ow DAMN AWARDED . . ' . • ' :.• -41 •011 '4111!"... V 'With; Speciot Gue$t. • . • . SAGA ' th S 9 19.79 AT SOO P.M.' 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