Times-Advocate, 1985-05-08, Page 9NEW MINISTER AND FAMILY
take over Exeter United Church. From left: Amy Hawley, Rev. Richard Wayne Hawley, Linda Hawley.
and Beth Hawley.
The Hawley family has just moved to Exeter, where Rev. Hawley will
New minister inducted
at Exeter United Church
Rey. Richard Wayne 1 Hick
Ifawley met his new congregation -
and the congregation of Exeter
United Church met their new minister
- at an induction service at the church
on Friday night. Hawley, his wife Lin-
da and daughters Beth. 12. and Arty.
10, had moved to Exeter the day
before.
Hawley grew up in Galt. and was a
special ed teacher in Waterloo for 12
years t the last three as a consultant
before finally yielding to the increas-
ingly strong call to the ministry.
"From the time I was a teenager 1
hought about becoming a minister.
but 1 was never a terrific student, and
the prospect of so many years of
education was too much", Hawley
revealed with refreshing candour, ad-
ding "as I worked toward my BA. I
blind university was not as much
trouble as 1 had anticipated.
Six years ago Hawley surrendered
to God's call. The tlawleys . sold their
house, and Hawley enrolled at Em-
manuel. the United Church's
theological college in Toronto. For the
next three years he attended classes
form Monday to Thursday, then spent
Friday to Sunday as a student
minister at a pastoral charge in
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After graduating with a • M.1)iv.
degree in 1982, Hawley became
minister of the 260 family congrega-
tion of Emmanuel United Church in
Sault Ste. Marie. Exeter is his second
charge.
Hawley preached his first sermon
from the Exeter pulpit on Sunday.
and admits he was nervous. This was
offset, he said, by the great deal of
warmth he has already experienced.
especially from members of the
pastoral -relations committee.
Ifawley is very impressed with the
traditional beauty of the Exeter
United Church sanctuary and, as a
music lover who enjoys both singing
and listening, he considers the pipe
-organ a real asset.
"Here you really know you're in
church". he remarked.
When asked what hopes and
dreams he has for his new charge.
Hawley replied that he wants to
develop a sense of family within the
congregation. He has a strong interest
in adult education, where people get
together in study groups and are
helped along in their journey of faith.
Hawley said often Christian education
slops at age 14, and he sees the lack
bf adult education programs as one
shortcoming of the United Church.
Hawley said that. for hint. working
with small groups such as adult
educirni)rl, oCconfirmalion classes, or
parents whose children are going to
be baptized, Is one of the most
ejoyable aspects of ministry.
Hawley said he looks forward to
getting to know the 300 families mak-
ing up the congregation of Exeter
United Church. as he also wants to
become involved in this community.
•"fhere is a tremendous heritage to
build on," he enthused.
Springtime
treat is here
April showers bring May flowers,
like crocuses, daffodils and, believe
it or not, asparagus - the delectable
member of the lily family'
Ontario asparagus is available
from late April to late June, with the
supply peaking from mid-May to mid-
June. When buying asparagus, look
for straight, bright green stalks with
tightly closed. purplish lips.
Asparagus is generally sold in 500
gran) ( one pound ) bunches, which
provide four large servings.
Ontario asparagus is generally in
the stores within a day of -harvest and
is best eaten the same day as pur-
chased. However. the fiesh flavour of
Ontario asparagus can be maintain-
ed for up to two days, if the stalk ends
are wrapped in a dampened pap.?r
towel and the spears stored in a
plastic bag in the refrigerator crisper.
When preparing for cooking, easi-
ly snap off the butt ends of the stalks
where the white turns to green. ( You
can keep the ends to add to soups).
Wash thoroughly in cold water and
remove any traces of sand from
under the scales. Take special care in
handling the tip ends as they break
easily
'['here are meny methods of cook-
ing asparagus, but the secret to a
superbly cooked product is timing.
Whether steamed, boiled or stir -fried,
asparagus should be cooked until
tender -crisp, or about 5 to 7 minutes.
To cook asparagus in a microwave
oven arrange the stalks in a circle.
with the tips facing the centre. For
two servings. add 25 ml of water and
cook at full power for 2 to 3 minutes.
For six servings, add 50 ml of water
and cook at full power for 4 to 5
minutes. Asparagus is also delicious
served cold. After cooking, im-
mediately refresh under cold water to
set the colour and stop the cooking.
[)rain and chill.
You can make the asparagus
season last longer by freezing. Simp-
ly prepare as for cooking, then group
speai-s •according to thickness of
stalks.blanch small spears 2 minutes,
medium for 3 and large for 4. Cool,
drain, and pat dry and seal spears in
freezer bags. Store up to one year at
normal freezer temperatures.
lie sure and enjoy the fresh.
delicate taste of Ontario asparagus as
often hs possible, while it's available.
FOCUS ON FOWL
The theme of the 1985 Exeter Fall
Fair is "Focus on Fowl". Throughout
the ladies' division prize list now be-
ing distributed are sections mention-
ing feathers, eggs, and a needlework
stitch called chicken scratch.
A display of chicken scratch em-
broidery can be seen in the window of
the Yic'toria and (;r'ey. Feel free to go
in and pick up an instruction sheet.
Enter an article in the Exeter Fall
Fair. which will be held September 20,
21 and 22.
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NOTHING TO BE AFRAID OF X-ray technician Yvonne Benninger
showed these children from the Toddlers' Inn nursery school the X-
ray equipment at South Huron Hospital on- Thursday. The children
were on a tour of the hospital.
Engineer
joins staff
Paul Elston. 1' Eng. has recently
joined the stall 01 the Usable
Hayfield Conservation :Authority as
Planning Resources ('o -ordinator
Elston is a gradual'. o1 lir 1 river
slty of Guelph and since 19I has been
employed with Spriel Associates born
don Limited working primarily with
municipal drainage He also has ex
perience %yith the Township 01 London
as a building inspector and drainage
commissioner and with the ('niversl-
ty of Guelph as a research assistant.
AI the Conservation Authority.
Elston will lie responsible for reviews
ing the many different types of
municipal plans. coordinating the
planning and dexelopment of conser-
vation areas and reviewing applica-
tions under the .\ 11 (' A 's new Fill.
Construction and :Alteration to Water
ways Regulation. Ile replaces John
Smithers who left the Conservation
Authority to take a job with the On-
tario 1linistry of Municipal Affairs
and Housing
Elston is married with puree
children and resides in Arva Ile says
he's looking forward to his duties al
the ('onservalion authority "par-
ticularly because it will give me a
chance to work at managing our
natur.rf entironment from the Con
servation :1uthorrty's perspective
"I think this new px•rsp ective will pre
sent an interesting c•ompanson after
my experience al the municipal level
and with the private sector -.
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MODELLING — Brenda Hern and daughter Jeanna model a crib quilt
embroidered in chicken scratch, which will be featured at this year's
Exeter fall fair to coincide with the "Focus on Fowl" theme.
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