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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-05-06, Page 7Give Mother a gift that will let her know she's been special from the beginning .. . A book will last a lifetime as will our love for HER. Penny Farthing 407 Main St. Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S0 "Books & Things" Penelope B. Dinney Telephone 235-1731 First the Infant in Its Mother's Jrats Ca ivinettes and Cadets get awards On Friday, April 30, a com- bined banquet of Calvinette and Cadet clubs of the Exeter Christian Reformed ChTtrett was held. A pot-luck supper was enjoyed by both parents and club members. Highlights of the program included 'badges and trophy presentation, displays, speeches, followed by an auction of baked goods, crafts, and potted plants. Winners of trophies for out- standing Calvinettes in their respective groups were: Joanne De Ilann, Brenda Riddell, Marian De Weerd and Annette Branderhorst, Brenda Riddell also won a trophy at the Rally held on April 24 for her speech on this year's theme "Reach Another Person." Winners of outstanding Cadet awards were: Donald Boersma, Times-Advocate, May 6, 1976 Page 7 Swiday May 9th and crafts was enjoyed with Mr. J. Riddell as as auctioneer. Proceeds of the baked goods went towards club funds. Proceeds of the craft sale helped towards the sponsorship of a 9-year-old girl from Taiwan, a program which the Calvinettes started in con- nection with their theme for the year "Reach Another Person." Ken Van Wieren, Michael Len- ling and Andrew De Boer. Ken Van Wieren received a $15 award for top salesman in the chocolate bar drive. Mr. S. De .Boer presented the Big p Drainage Co. trophy for the outstanding cadet of the year for the whole club to Ken Van Wieren. A lively auction of baked goods Send money to West Indies Delicious and easy Morble Chiffon Cake lemon juice. Sift flour over egg mixture in 4 portions, folding gently after each addition until thoroughly combined. Fold in meringue, Turn into an ungreased 10-inch tube pan. Bake in preheated 325 degree oven for 45 to 50 minutes, or until cake springs back when lightly touched,Invert and cool in pan. When cool, loosen edges and remove from pan. Split cooled cake into 3 layers, dividing top 2 layers in half. Fill with pie filling, raising top 2 layers at opposite sides to give butterfly effect. Dust with icing sugar. The April W.M.C. meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Mabel Jeffery the laSt Thursday of the month. Mrs. Ruth McLaren presided over the service and the hymn "Christ Arose" was sung. Mrs. Leila Finkbeiner played the piano. A solo was sung by Mrs. Susan Cann, the title being "No other song but that of Jesus." The Roll Call was taken by Mrs. Mary Blanchard and an- swered by scripture verses on Resurrection, There were 16 ladies present. The Business was then tran- sacted. It was decided to send money to Rev, & Mrs. Larry Ulseth of the West Indies. Other gifts to workers were designated also. Mrs. Hilda Bodaly gave a Missionary reading. We sang the chorus Jesus Use Me. Mrs. Shirley Prouty gave the message of the afternoon. Her theme was ""The Lively Hope" taken from the text I Peter Chapter 1: 1-5. WALNUT ROLL The Walnut Roll is always a spectacular dessert. The moist airy sponge cake, with a nutty texture and flavour, bakes in a jelly roll pan. Lavishly fill with whipped cream, roll up,dust with icing sugar, and it's complete. lemony. Blend flour, nuts and baking powder togethr and fold into egg yolk mixture. Beat egg whites to form stiff but moist peaks. Graduallyeat in '4 cup sugar, heating until very stiff and shiny. Fold into nut mixture. Turn into prepared pan. Bake in preheated 350 degree oven for 15 to 20 minutes, or until cake springs back when lightly touched. Turn out immediately on towel liberally dusted with icing sugar. Remove wax paper and any crisp edges. Roll up in towel, starting at narrow edge. Cool. Whip cream until stiff. Blend in icing sugar. Unroll jelly roll and spread with whipped cream, Using towel to guide the cake, re- roll, Roll right onto serving plate with seam side down. Dust top with icing sugar if desired. Makes 8 to 10 servings. High, light and moist, the Marble Chiffon Cake is fun to make, pretty to serve, and your family will love you for doing so. Alternate plain and chocolate batters give a novel appearance and pleasing flavour to this melt- in-your mouth delicacy. 2 squares unsweetened chocolate cup hot water cup granulated sugar 13,, cups cake and pastry flour 1 tablespoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 3 4 cup granulated sugar 1 2 cup oil 6 egg yolks 3 4 cup water 2 teaspoons vanilla 6 egg whites 1 2 teaspoon cream of tartar 1,4 cup granulated sugar . Preheat oven to 350 degree F. Melt chocolate in a saucepan. Add 1 1 cup hot water and '4 cup sugar, stirring until dissolved, Set aside to cool, Sift flour, baking powder, salt and 3 4 cup sugar together. Add oil, egg yolks, 3 4 cup water and vanilla. Beal until smooth. (1 2 minute with mixer). Beat egg whites and cream of tartar to form stiff but moist peaks. Gradually beat in 3 4 cup sugar, beating until very stiff and shiny, Thoroughly fold egg yolk mixture into meringue. Add chocolate mixture tot/3 of batter. Turn into an ungreased 10-inch tube pan, alternating white and chocolate batters. Cut through batter with a knife to zigzag colour. Bake in preheated 350 degree oven for 55 to 60 minutes, r" until cake springs back when oghtly touched. Invert and cool in pan, When cool, loosen edges and remove cake. SAVINGS Baptismal 6 egg yolks 1 2 cup granulated sugar I I cup cake and pastry flour 1, , cups ground or finely grated walnuts 1 teaspoon baking powder 6 egg whites '4 cup granulated sugar 1 1 2 cups heavy cream ; cup sifted icing sugar Preheat oven to 350 degree F. 'Grease a 10 x 15 x 2 - inch jelly roll pan and line with wax paper. Beat egg yolks and '2 cup sugar together until very thick and On Sunday evening, May 2nd, five people were baptised by immersion at the Emmanuel Baptist Church. Mr. Roily Williams, Mr. Emerson Johns, -Mr. Bill Wells, Mr. David Marquardt, and Miss Janet Marquardt were baptised. Pastor Ray Miller conducted the ser- vice. Guest speaker for the service was Pastor Rick Hayden from Jemseg, New Brunswick. Don't Stop Her! She's Off to Get the Savings at Our Fantastic Carter danced solo and duet numbers. Mrs. Elsie Henderson who gave piano lessons for several years expressed the appreciation of the residents.. Mr. Ed Stiles of Goderich played organ favourites on Thursday afternoon and ac- companied Mrs. Betty Rogers with vocal solos. BUTTERFLY CAKE Transform a sponge cake into a Butterfly Cake for your next party. Fill the delicate sponge layers with your favourite pie filling, accentuating the amount at two opposite points on the edge to give a butertly effect. A dusting of icing sugar adds the finishing touch to a real con- versation piece. p. 5 egg whites '2 teaspoon cream of tartar '2 cup granulated sugar 5 egg yolks, ' a cup cold water 34 cup granulated sugar 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 cup cake and pastry flour. The Junction is a family business and to 'help celebrate a great family occasion (Mother's Day) we are bringing special savings in our Ladies Wear department. Everything has been reduced 10%. Come see for yourself and get in on the savings. Touring Holland, Ger- many, Austria, Liechtenstein, Switzerland & France. You require the follow- ing. Valid passport. Visas. Vaccination against Smallpox. True or false? Preheat oven to 325 degree F, Beat egg whites and cream of tartar to form stiff but moist peaks. Gradually beat in 12 cup sugar, beating until very stiff and shiny. Beat egg yolks until thick and lemony. Gradually beat in cold water, 11 4 cup sugar and Mr. Dick Roorda of Brucefield led the song service on Sunday evening with several musical numbers by the Clinton Christian Reformed Youth Choir. Marie Flynn and Norman Speir provided the old tyme music for the Monday program. Morgan Dalton sang two solo numbers for the sing-song and the Clinton Christian Reformed volunteers assisted with activities. The "Family Night" program was arranged by Louise Lovett of Summerhill. She assists with music in some of the schools as well as giving individual piano lessons, The pupils playing piano solos were Kathryn MacDonald, Judy Wise, Susan Van Egmond, Wesley Delve, Kathy Penfound, Elizabeth Reid, Mary Gibson, Jackie Norman, Brenda Harris, Anita Hallam and Barbara Gross. Karen McGregor, of Brucefield, entertained with two Scottish dances and played a medleyof songs on the accordion. Karen is a teacher of Scottish dancing and two of her students, Stella Wilson and Joe Anne ANSWER You Can Participate in the Exeter and District Heritage Foundation's First Annual CRAFT SHOW & SALE Fri. & Sat., May 21 and 22 If you are proud of your work and want the opportunity to sell it, this show may be just what you've been waiting for. The timing is right because the campers will be in town and there should be plenty of people around to see your products. for additional information contact GWYN WHILSMITH 235.,2473 QUESTION :tinsuo) .D.1.3 sloop Iskomanad 'ioaolo Isatuoa A so sia4.0.1ada tians Aq ado.ing ja SJOO4 and 't4a5p!4. lano44 A.J OSS9DOU alit annbaJ osjo as4no3 pooh', noA lopouco u! 6up!saJ X1 suo!pouoD pa,i!nbai s! 40111 lip sl 42aclssoti op\ v .astio4 Everything in Our LADIES WEAR DEPT. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only FLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER FAMILY CLOTHING • DRAPES • FABRICS EXETER'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE the junction Where Oucilly Merchandise and Pair Prices Meet Exeter Travel Centre Main at Huron Sts. EXETER 235.0571 Open 9:60 ami. -5:30 p.m. Monday to Fticiay ..