Times Advocate, 1993-07-21, Page 8Page 8
Times•AdvotilSte, July 21,1993 _ _ EAMil Y
1 From our kitchen to yours
By T.A. ghost writer Heavenly Devine
"Tomatoes and oregano
make it Italian; wine and tar-
ragon make it French. Sour
cream makes it Russian;
1e:ewn and cinnamon make it
Greek. Soy sauce makes it
Chinese; garlic makes it
good."
- Alice Mary Brock in tier
. Alice's Restaurant Cookbook
Garlic is a plant which is grown for its pungent bulb, a very
close kin to onions, scallions and leeks. It iwvery easy to grow, „•,
simply dig a•trtench 3-4 inches deep in your garden, anti plant the
cloyes, blunt end down about five inches apart. There is usually
some discussion as to whether or not garlic should be planted in
the spring or fall, but I think that the garlic I planted last fall is
better than that which I planted this spring. If the plants produce
flower heads, be sure to snip them off, or the bulbs will not be as
good. One tip to remember, do not grow garlic near peas or
beans as these plants do not do well if planted near garlic.
For centuries, garlic has been held in high regard. It has been
believed to ward off witches, cum baldness and backaches,
soothe dog bites and scorpion stings, relieve symptoms of hay
fever and the common cold and make a sure-fire aphrodisiac.
As far back as 1500 B.C., the Egypuans were feeding garlic to
their slaves to keep up their strength. In ancient India, it was
used to treat heart disease. The Greeks, fathers of our present
medicines; recommended garlic for many things, including tu-
mors. It has -always been .important to fdlkmedicines. It is anef-
fective antibiotic, but onlyif you eatit raw, cooking not only
makes garlic milder tothe'tttate,ibut also diminishes it santibiotic
properties. It can also worklike commercial decongestants, help-
ing to clear the lungs and sinuses.
Normal garlic while it is still covered with its paper -like coat-
ing.is very:niild.1lis aroma is set loose as it is exposed to the air
lfinnugh crushing, slicing or dicing.
:Garlic should be stored in a cool•dryplace, and when youare
cboosifgtitin'the store, select -a bud°whiah:is hard with a'white
pyekin.
I lam- aiecipetforggaaeic soup which I wantalto'try,'but bulimic
to fortfaear{that lvmuld ihave ito :lathe from ibe human ince for a
day orsoidter,thosieirer, lime •heard that a ating some parsley
afterrthe gailic=willtbelp.
Thisasaystheyfor those of you who enjoy something spicy
canbmsde•wlthpork, chicken or shrimp. Stirfry the necessary
amount and remove from the pan.
Sandi:
2 trap. chopped scallions
2 ttrsp• chopped fresh ginger
2 cloves;gar1ic
Stir}in:
1 stp.sherry (or dry .white wine if you happen to be drinking that
1 lbsp. soy sauce
l Isp• sugar
1 clap. ketchup
1 tbsp (or less depending on your preference) hot sauce
1/4 tsp. crushed chili peppers.
Mix all together with meat and serve with rice.
i6AM 9 - John -Duchou grad-
uated {fmm ,Toronto School of
Business ,on June .18, 1993.
lie received his diploma in
Micro :Electronic Computer
Teohni Ian. Congratulations
John. hove -Dianne
8ntduate - Glenn Fokd, con'of
Jack :and Jean Ford . of ash -
wood graduated ,from The .De
Vry institute of Technology,
Toronto, 'on June 18, .1993
with a :diploma in 'the Moo -
bo eohnktien
'Congratulations Glenn,fmm
your family
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Baptismal seryice at Thames Road
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - Rev. Jim Allsop conducted the
church service on Sunday morning.
The Responsive Reading "The Inescapable Pres-
ence" was the 139 Psalm.
The choir sang a Baptismal Anthem accompanied
by the organist Agnes Bray and the creed was.rvad by
everyone.
The congregation and choir sang the Baptismal
Hymn "Father of the Human Family" and Rev. Allsop
baptized Hayden James, son of Brad and Jane Cann
and Kristen Brianne, daughter of Brent and Sharen
Dawson.
Rev. Allsop told the children's story about baptism.
The Scripture readings were taken from Genesis
28:10-19a, and Gospel of Mauhew 13:24-30, 36-43.
The title of Rev. Allsop's sermon was "Leave the
Weeds". The service closed with the singing of "Walls
that Divide".
Life and work (Attie congregation
Vacation Bible School is on this week, July 19-23 at
Elimville Church. The cost is $1.00 per child pernjght
and will nun from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
The service next Sunday, July 23 will be held at
10:00 a.m. at the Elimville Church. The service will
showcase the activities of thr 'articipants at Bible
School. Barbecued hot dogs for lunch and pot luck
dessert. This is the 'picnic and the last church service
until September 5. Each family are to bring dishes,
cups and cutlery and potluck desert.
On Sunday, August 22 the Thames Road Board of
Managers Pork Barbecue will be held from 5 to 7 pm.
The cost for adults, $7.00, children 12 and under are
$4.00. Preschoolers'are free.
Get your tickets from Board members Don Bray,
Brent Dawson, Alan Hodgert, John Miner, Scot Mor-
gan, Bill Rohde and Margaret Stewart.
Personals
Many people from this community attended the
wedding of Marj Atmore and Steve Kerslake on Satur-
day evening at Thames Road Church and South Huron
Rec Centre, Exeter. Congratulations Steve and Marj.
Norman, Lynn, Steven and David Salt of Abu Dhabi
spent the weekend with their cousin Rev. Jim Allsop.
Larry, Melissa, Jamie and Brenda Dawson of Aylm-
er, Dalton and Gladys Skinner of Exeter, Mike and
Shelley Bedard of Zurich and Murray and Beatrice
Dawson attended the baptizing of Kristen Brianne,
daughter of Brent and Sharen Dawson on Sunday at
the church service and then they were guests with
Brent and Sharen.
Kay Hodgert returned home on Friday from Univer-
sity Hospital where she had undergone surgery two
weeks ago.
Gerald and Carolyn Johns, Matthew, Evelyn and
Richard of Elimville, Arnold and Marion Cann, Ray
and Alice Cann, Rick and Judith Parker, Tim, Erin,
Ryan and Megan attended the baptizing of Hayden
James, son of Brad and Jane Cann at the church ser-
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and Jane.
Floyd and Margaret Stewart ...id her sister Dorothy
Potter returned home lite last Thursday atter having
driven to Alberta recentry for a holiday.
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