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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 22, 1985 Welcome home Virginia Don't forget the Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Welcome nome Beth and Virginia Wilson from Uxbridge Hospital. So many called to see the wee Virginia that it would be hard to name them all but every visit was appreciated. Ear] Taylor called on Howard and Ruth Ashton to tell them of the highlights of their trip to Europe. Sunday guests with the Ashtons were Mr. and Mrs. John Lehane of Columbus. Our deepest sympathy to the Kerry and Ashton family in the loss of their uncle and cousin, Mr. Herb VOTE SCUGOG ISLAND RESIDENTS! We cordially invite you to RANDY J. SCOTT FOR COUNCILLOR on November 12 at the Island Centre R.S.V.P. at the ballot box 1 for Ashton of Ashburn who was laid to rest last week. Choir practice starts this Wednes- day evening. New members welcome. Utica Church 8 p.m. On Friday night, October 28, at 7 p.m. at Utica, there will be a Hallowe'en party at Utica Church for all the children whom we hope will come in costume and bring their mothers and some finger food. Everyone welcome. The Epsom-Utica Church beef supper will be November 7 at Utica Hall. Tickets available from - members. That same day there will be a Bazaar in the Auditorium of the Hall opening at 2:30 p.m. Par- ticulars in 'Coming Events.' The teachers of our school have decided not to have the children go- ing from door to door selling something. This year the children will try other projects for fund rais- ing. The first being a bake sale and tea to be held in the original school October 29 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. There will be door prizes and a raffle . Bring small children for there will be babysitting available. There will be other projects dur- ing the year but come and meet your neighbours and have a "fun" time "with the children. YER'S CHOICE Halloween party Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Please be reminded of the Hallo- ween party to be held in Utica Sun- day. School rooms this Friday at 7 p.m. Old and young alike are invited to join in this activity and the adults are asked to please bring finger desserts. Refreshments will be supplied. There will also be a euchre in Utica Hall on Friday at 8 p.m. Epsom Public School is having a Tea and Bake Sale on Tuesday Oc- tober 29th from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. in the Old Epsom School. This is the first of the student's events plann- ed to raise money instead of selling products door to door, so please sup- port your community school and have a nice afternoon break at the same time. There will be a raffle and door prizes and baby sitting is available. The Church is having a beef sup- per on Thursday, November 7th from 6-7 p.m. in Utica Hall. For tickets and more information please note the ad in the papers. The U.C.W. are also holding a bazaar and bake sale which starts at 2:30 p.m. Anyone wishing to donate to this event please contact Lil Lindsay or Irene Fielding. Mrs. Crosier spent Thanksgiving week with Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott in London. Mrs. Jean Scott visited her mother on Thursday and Friday. Susan Hughes of Toronto and Charlie Brown of Kingston were Sunday supper guests at the William Brown home. Mildred Thompson was a Satur- day supper guest with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clarke of Marsh Hill to celebrate their son Ryan's birthday. Sunday dinner guests with Mildred were Mr. Bob Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. William Kirton of Mount Albert. Lorne and Eileen Slute spent Thanksgiving Day with son Brian and family at Cookstown. On Thurs- day Eileen was at Jackson's Point for a re-union with those attending Teacher's College 1943-44. - BRKitchen A Kapers Well, I'm not chicken about writing this column anymore. I haven't heard any fowl remarks about the first article, except by Ron Larkin one of my colleagues, brought to my attention an error in the oven temperatures. For all of you who don't have ovens that go to 800°F, what read 200F (400°) should have read 400°F (220°C). Sorry folks! This week's feathered feature is chicken. The sweet curry sauce suggested in this recipe is excellent with boneless chicken breast. The term 'curry,' originating from East India is not a mixture ¢ of spices and herbs (as we think), but has a number of meanings, 3 WAYS TO SAVE! CHOICE #2 CHOICE "1 NEW, LOWER FINANCING RATES ON ALL NEW FINANCE" one of hich is a highly seasoned Siew with plenty of wr I . 'Indian families maintain great pride in their own recipes for AND USED SPERRY NEW HOLLAND EQUIP UNTIL 1986 the right mixture of spices and herbs which is passed down through | MENT except combines which carry their USE-SEASON generations. I've found that supermarkets will also pass down to own low financing rate. Rates effective untill December 31, 1985. 0 Financing for 24 months on all hay equipment, forage % equipment. grinder-mixers, manure spreaders and tub grinders if you buy before December 31 1985 (monthly anyone (for a small fee) a mixture of herbs and spices which is quite good. This recipe calls for 3 teaspoons of curry powder. Adjusting this to your own taste is easy to do, if you follow Ron's Rule of Thumb (R.O.T.) - "You can always add more, but you cannot take it out." ASK US ABOUT THE NEW FREE FINANCE DATES FOR 1986. Quarterty or semi-annual payments required) Financing for 18 months if you buy between January 1 and January 31 1986 (monthly quarterly or semi-annual payments required) * In Alber ta, Canada: Deferred Payment Financing Terms CHOICE "3 BASIC CURRY SAUCE -- SERVES 4 Heat in a heavy 2-quart saucepan: '» cup butter. Saute: '4 cup coarsely chopped onion, V4 cup coarsely chopped celery, 4 cup diced apple, '4 cup diced carrot, 1 banana, cut up, 12 whole peppercorns, 1 Bay leaf. Season with: 3 teaspoons curry powder, pinch of nutmeg, '4 teas- poon brown sugar. Financing for 12 months on skid-steer loaders if you buy before December 31 1985 (monthly payments required) % financing for 18 financing for 36 PURCHASER DOLLAR Bind with: 15 cup flour 0 a On % Sa mo™ | DIVIDEND FOR CASH Add: 3 cups boiling chicken stock PY payments required) semi-annual PURCHASES OF NEW Simmer the sauce at least '; hour. Strain and set aside. APR AP : payments required EQUIPMENT. CHOOSE In a saucepan, melt 2 tablespoons butter. Qu . Saute: '4 cup finely chopped shallots or green onions; '2 cup CASH FROM SPERRY finely chopped mango chutney; ', cup medium sized apple, finely 0/ Pnanang for 24 0; franong for 8 NEW HOLLAND OR A chopped. 's cup unsweetened shredded coconut; '4 cup raisins. y months (monthly % MONS (Monthly Deglaze with 3 ounces of dry white wine. Simmer. Add the curry y his Bd Guhl Des oF Ay ab TE sauce Finish with 15 cup cream Serve sauce over 4 skinned, debon- : ® Enfs 9 ® tS PRICE OF HAY AN ed, panfried chicken breasts. APR Pre E ApR feQuirec FORAGE EQUIPMENT, PS Why did the chicken breast fly to India" Because it was in a curr | GRAIN WINDROWERS, ' ASK FOR COMPLETE DETAIL SKID-STEER LOADERS. GRINDER-MIXERS, MANURE SPREADERS Patrick G. Deegan OR TUB GRINDERS. n~ = WHS OLAS t=." MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. | 1-705-357-3121 DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 305 Queen Street -- Port Perry BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Phone: 985-2916 or 623-4473 couircr Sunderland. Ontario