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12-Orono Weekly Times, Wedncsday, February 28, 1990 Coconut Cream Pie 1 baked 9 inch pie shel 1/ tsp. sait 1/ cup granuiated sugar 8 tbsp. flour or 4 tbsp. corn starch 2 cups milk 2 egg yolks 1 tbsp. butter 1 tsp. vanilia '/ cup coconut Combine 1/ cup sugar, flour and sait in top of double boiler. Str in miik gradualiy. Cook stir- ring over boiiing water until thick and smooth. Cover and cook 10 minutes longer - stirring occasionaiiy. Beat egg yolks sightiy with 1/4 cup sugar. Add a littie of hot mixture to eggs so it doesn't curdie, then add egg mixture to the mixture in double boiler and cook until it mounds when dropped from a spoon. Remove from hea t. Add butter and vanilia, let cool. Add 1/ cup coconut. Pour into baked pie sheli. Cover with meringue. Meringue 2 egg wbites, V2 tsp. vanilia ¼11 tsp. c ream of tartar ¼/ cup fine fruit sugar Sprinkie a littie coconut on meringue. Brown meringue in a 3500 over -12-15 min. Melting Moments 1/ cup cornstarcb 1/ cup icing sugar 1 cup ail purpose flour 1/ cup butter maraschino cherries Mix dry ingredients, add but- ter. Mix until smooth. Roll into bails on ungreased cookie sheet, flatten. Cut maraschino cherries in haif, place on top'. Bake at 300' for 20-25 minutes. Makes 3 dozen. Moderator Visits OshawaPresbytery The Moderator of the United from tbese people and Rev. Lee is Church of Canada, Right Reverend optimiisic about victory f'or, as be Sang Chut Lee paid a visit to four says, "God is on the side of the peo- churches in tbe Oshawa Pfesbytery pie". on Tuesday, February 13,' 1990. Jacqutin Guthrie, President of Rev. Brian Gee wbo is Chairman of Oshiawa Presbyteriai U.C.W. and Oshawa Presbytery was bost and guide for the Moderator., At each of the four cburcbes ývisited. - Port, Perry at 8 a.mi., Greenwood at 10 a.m., Kedron at 12 noon, Newcastle- at 2 p.rn.- cburcb members in- Oshawa Presbytery were there to â greet Rev. Lee and chat with hirn. At Kedron Cburch wbere Oshawa Presbyteriai U.C.W. ex- ecutive mnembers were holding an ail-day meeting, a ight lunch was c provided for Rev. Lee, Rev. Gee, and Rev. Hughes, minister of Kedron, by Presbyterial U.C.W. A substantial crowd arrived at noon to meet The Moderator, each per- son bringing their brown-bag lunch and enjoying a brief tirne of felowship. Later, everyone rnoved upsrairs to tbe sanctulary for a brief address by Rev. Lee. He referred to tbe Churcb as a large ail-inclusive fami- iy. Throughout bis visits across Canada be hears maàny voices and opinions from representatives to Conferences and Presbyteries and fron members of congregations. Rev. Lee stressed the importance of' our unity and diversity in the past upon 'which Churchi Union was 3 ACRES - WOODS & STRI established in 1925. He encouraged Spaclous raised bungalow, dini us to be more receptive to multi- walkout to deck, finished rec. r( culturaiisrn in our country for we ail fireplace. Lots of potential for have corne frorn the samle source, with small barn and fences. Orc Adamn and Eve. In a brief positive ...... .... remark about the politicat changes in Europe, Rev. Lee dlaimis "the winds of God are blowing strong". He sees the direction of history as a positive one and lie remnains' very optimistic about the future Of Our Church. Rev,. Lee shared sorne conents about a two wýeek visit whicbh le made late last fali to Latin Amnerica countries. He spoke of the terrible tortures, kiltings, and kdapnsI u u whicbi occur evçry day. While on a visît to a poor area in San Salvador, ~ ~ n Rev,. Lee and bis comipanions were surrounded by ten soliiers who BRIGHT AIRY and 0FI pushed machine guns at then and 11/2 storey with lots of natu rai dernanded to see their passports. In beroom loft, riew roof, new w spite of the oppression he sensed a vinlaig, nsllotwii feeling of hope and determination Vlaelt Fire catis for Town of Newcastle The foliowing fire cails were received by the Town of Newcastle Fire Departments during the month of February 1990. Tuesday, February 6th at 9:12 a.m. a chemical reaction at Goodyear; 10:07 a.mn. EMI Plastics, Edwards Alarm. Friday, February 9th at 8:50 a. m. Heavy Hauler vehicle fire and 7:43 p.m. a chimney fire at Tooley's Road. Saturday, Febriiary lOth at 11:51 a.m. Bob's Towing vehicle fire, at 8:58 p.m. at Beaver Lumber alarm activated.* Sunday, February IIth at 10:40 a.m. Yorkville Drive a flooded basement and at 7:35 p.m. chimney fire at Haydon. Rev. 'Hughes both expressed ap- preciation to Rev. Lee for visiting Oshawa Presbytery and for bis message of bope for our Cburcb. Presbyteriai U.C.W. Remi nders 1) Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. Annual Meeting is on Marcb 7, 1990 at Trinity Cburcb in Bowman- ville beginning witb registration at 9 a.m. Lunch cost is $5.00. Guest speaker is Juditb Snow wbose topic is "Life in its Fullness". 2)Tbe Bay of Quinte Conference *U.C.W. Annuai Meeting wiil be at St. Jobn's United Churcb, Camp- belîford on Aprîl 3 and 4, 1990. The Very Rev. Lois Wilson, Past Moderator of the United Cburcb will be.speaking on "The Promise of tbe Holy Spirit". NIonday, February I9th at 8:45 arn. Anne Street, Bowmianviiie a check eall; at 4:59 p.m. Nelson Street a cbeck cali: at 6:17 pi.r. a rubbisbý fire at St. Mary's Cernent. Tuesday,, February 2th at 8:52 a.m. a faise aiarm Bowmanviiie Hospital. Thursday, February 22nd at 10:53 a.m. a faise alarm at Bowmanviiie Hospital; at 5:56 p.m. a furnace fire Nash Road; at 8:35 p.m. a fiooded basement, Conces- sion 8 Leskayrd Road and at 10:58 p.m. a fiooded basement at Belwood Dr. Friday, February 23 at 2:16 p.m. a bus sbeiter on fire Hwy. 2, Bowmanville. Saturday, February 24th at 6:14 a.m. a' chimney fire, Townine -MMx sally staples saies representative tree. elle 3 SALLY STAPLES ;EAM Eixcellent Northi-East Oshawa Location ning room, 3 bedroom semi with finished rec.,room noom with near to schools and shopping $1 50,900 I livestock- rono area. .$191,000 WeII cared for Century Home, west Bowmanville location $153,100 3 bedroom upgraded bungalow, large lot, Village of Newcastle $1 74,900 1 acre building lot, view of the lake $1 06,900 3 bedroom semi with separate in- law apartment and garage, Bowmanville $1 55,900 Road North and at 9:31 a.m. at Reid Road, Newtonvilie a first aid cati. Sunday, February 25 at 2:28 p.m. a-cbimney fire, 8th Concession East of Mospor t and at 4:14 p.m. a flooded basement Townline Road North. Exercise an attraction at Northumberland Mal Starting on February Ist, the first day of Heart and Stroke montb, ex- ercise classes continue at the Nor- thumberland Mail in Cobourg. 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