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Times-Advocate, 1985-07-17, Page 28(s) MR. AND MRS. VERNON SCHATZ Crediton United Church was the setting of a quiet and pretty wed- ding when Greta Schade and Vernon Schatz were united in marriage by Rev. Brian Elder on Saturday', July 29. They were attended by Carole Park and Ruth Witherspoon, daughters of the bride and Jack and William Schade, sons of the bride. The happy couple now reside in Dashwood. Photo by Bart DeVries WEAT HIC Sidewalk Sale Specials Canvas Shoes valued up to $ 15°O 599. only Up iOto 50off all Summer Stock! 399 Main St. S. 235-1290 Exeter, Ontario Ladies Wool Sweaters Buy now for Christmas Mon. - Thurs. & Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 Fri. 9:30 - 9:00 We're Moving Our Summer Sole Outside For Exeter's SALE This Thursday, Friday and Saturday COME CHECK THE SUPER SAVINGS ,► Here are a Few Examples STORE Smyth's SHOE LTD. MAIN ST. EXETER �s "4-- PHONE 235-1933 ■■VISA NOW OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Get out those old favorites Remember those blueberry pies that grandma used to make to feed the threshing gangs at harvest time'' Or what about that corn relish that was stored in the cellar in old glass jars with a seal of paraffin wax? Maybe your grandmother made Rus- sian borscht or German potato pan- cakes? Or was her specialty French tortiere'' Well, it's time to dig out those o1(1 handwritten recipes, which may have long been tucked behind the microwave cookbook and instant cake mixes' In celebration of our Canadian heritage in 1985. Parks Canada and Blue Mountain Pottery Limited of Collingwood. Ontario have joined together to sponsor a heritage Cooking Contest at fairs across Canada this summer. To date. more than 200 fair boards. including Exeter, Kirkton and Zurich. have enthusiastically agreed to par- ticipate. All judging and awarding of prizes will be made in conjunction with cooking contests at the kcal fairs. First and second prizes have been donated by Blue Mountain Pot- tery Ltd. and will be made in conjunc- tion with cooking contests at the local fairs. First and second prizes have been donated by Blue Mountain Pot- tery Ltd. and will be selected from the company's newest line of oven-to- tableware-- The Georgian Collection. The Heritage Cooking contest is just one of the thousands of events planned this year in recognition of the 100th anniversary of the founding of Canada's first national park at Banff. Alberta. Members of the National Parks Citizens Centennial Committee are working together with Parks Canada on the cooking contest, an idea which started as' a centennial project of the Ontario Region of Parks Canada and has grown to a national event. From Prince Edward Island to British Columbia. cooks are dusting off their recipes as they prepare to meet the challenge of cooking and presenting food as their ancestors did. If you don't have your own treasure of family recipes, other reliable sources are Canadian cookbooks. household manuals. newspapers. periodicals and almanacs. Any recipe .for foodstuffs used provid d1t e i Ty pe acs from before 1900 -and is from a Canadian source. A copy of the original recipe and notation about its source zinc! history must be attached to the entry. Other covering notes about the recipe or product are also welcome. and a modern equivalent of the original recipe must be attached. It is proposed that judging be bas- ed on a possible total of 11)0 points: 30 points for the recipe, 20 for the pro- duct. 30 for presentation. and 211 for the modern equivalent recipe. Judges will be looking for such characteristics as whether a recipe relates in some way to the history oI Canada. whether the exhibitor has us- ed ingredients that were available at the time the recipe was used, whether the serving dish reflects the period and style of the recipe. and whether the modern equivalent recipe has been suitable adapted for use in to- day's kitchens. Participants are being asked to test their originality, not only in their -selected cif recipes, but also in an in- novative presentation. such as ban - nock bread in a willow basket or tea scones on an antique carie dish. R. Benson Lilly, president of Blue Mountain Pottery Limited. says his company's Georgian Bay collection is appropriate as prizes in this Heritage Cooking Contest. since the products combine the old and the new. •In the rich, warm colours of the terra-cotta clays that are mined in and around Blue Mountain. each item is decorated with a fired -on decal reminiscent of late nineteenth cen- tury printing styles. They are glazed on the inside and safe for use in con- ventional and n►icntwave ovens and ' dishwashers. Blue Mountain Pottery will also cover the costs 01 shipping the prizes. which will arrive well in advance so that the • can be (lis laved al the fair. Times -Advocate, July 17, 1985 Page 5A gal • GRADUATES . Margaret G. Stiller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meine Eizenga of Exeter, graduated in Diploma Nursing on June 27, 1985 from Kelsey In- stitute "Science at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. She will become o Registered Nurse in August. Margaret will be working of the University Hospital in Saskatoon. 3 Days Only Thurs., Fri. and Sat. While stock lasts • Our entire selection of Summer Stock up to 50% off dnire7 r "Looking Young and In Sly/e" VISA 360 Main St., Exeter -1 } St Open Thurs. Fri. until 4:.p.m, 235-0442 i /it;THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Thursday is Scratch 'n Win pay Look for your Scratch 'n Win card in the mail S°/° o44 our Store r thing ' 1e `t ems • �Y EV a 11d og sate qday or trctu • Ibis ;s Note ; Plus you can save 25% on. selected spring and summer merchandise • MAIN STREET EXETER Open Thurs, & Fri. until 9 p.m.