The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-05-13, Page 15r•
Strawberriesare coming!
Make
Here is a pie as glorious and
regal asp the tulips of Spring. A'
smooth filling of Imported
Holland Baby Gouda cheese,
flavored with sugar and spice, is
topped with fresh fruits . or
"topNquality canned fruits.
Fillings •
1 10 oz. 'imported Holland
Baby Gouda, , at . room
ten iperature
1/2 cup icing sugar
ti Legg •
2 tablespaons.lemo>ii juice
„: " r.•� ,,. „y; .= Z aspoon cinnamon -,M. - .
1 /4 teaspoon salt
One baked 9 inch pie ,shell,
flaky pastry or crumb crust OR
„ 18-14 tart. shells, baked, AND
Mesh, frozen or canned fruits.-_
Shred imported Holland Baby
Gouda with fine vegetable
shredder. Cream with, other
ingredients until smooth. Beat at
high speed 3 minutes. Spread in
cooled pie shell, or use' as tilling
for , tarts. Arrange pineapple
hunks, well -drained mandarin
orange sections, halved seedless
grapes, strawberry slices, 'or any
desired fruits iwthe filling. Brush
with glaze. Chill, until serving
time:
' Glaze:
1/2 cup apple jelly (use ,pale
for light colored fruits; red for
darker. -fruits), -
1 teaspoon water
as
Melt ,jelly in small sauce an
on tow heat. Stir in water. Brush
glaze on fruit.
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Here is a pie as 'glorious and regal the tulips of Spring. 'A
smooth filling of imported Holland Baby Gouda cheese
flavored with sugar and 'spice is topped with fresh fruits or
top-quality canned fruits. You'll want to file this recipe with
P . your snecial.desserts, the .ones.thatadd d a jjlamoraus finale to
your luncheons or,dinners.
Peter's. Parish
Council t� redecorate
Th_e-. regular monthly meeting
of St. Peter's Parish Advisory
Board was held on Monday
evening, May 3, in ' the Parish
Hall, with the -Chairman, John
Buchanan, " presiding. r Father
Moynahan opened the meeting
• with a brief prayer.
Mrs. Stimson read the
-minutes of the last meeting,
after which a discussion
followed.
The Chairman presented and
read a letter from the Liturgical
Commission of the Diocese of
London regarding the
introduction of the Sunday
Etteh'aist . on Saturday evening.
This matter was discussed
previously from the pulpit with
a request that parishioners voice
• their wishes to members -=of the•-.'
i Advisory Board. ,The results of
this were almost unanimously in
favour of Sundays. Therefore
the Secretary Wa§ requested to
'complete the Report on Parish
Consensus and return it to the
Liturgical Commission as being
Is not in favour of the introduction
of this in our Diocese.
Also a ,letter was read
announcing a meeting of the
London . Diocesan Council. We
will be advised of the date:
Regarding carpeting• for the
- church aisles, since Pete
"McCauley, the Chairman of the
Temporal Committee, was,
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Benmiller UCW
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to pack
missioinary bale
• Benmiller ' UCW ', rnet
Wednesday, May 5. , President
Mrs. Ralph Jewel opened the
meeting ' and Mrs. Dan Willis
conducted the worship period. -
Tfie Irish Group was inkcharge
of the skit on making good use
of time. Helpers' were Mrs. Bessie
Moore, Mrs. Evelyn Treble' and
Joan McPhee., These skits have a
great moral value and are
enjoyed -by everyone.
Mrs. Maudie .McBride 'has set
May • 13 for packing the
Missionary bale ,at ' the church.
Any good usable clothing 'would
be' appreciated. frpm all
members.•
Thankoffering is on,
• Wednesday, May 19, and Miss
Campbell has consented to show
pictures and speak oil` he world
trip.
,. 'June 2.is.i he chosen date for
the "Luncheon is Served"
featuring salads at 12:30 noon.
•, Tickets may be ordered from
..group leaders. This event was t
tremendous success last year.
"" tunch was enjoyed by all 'and
served by Hazel McMichael' and
Helen Straughan.
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unable to " be present, he
reported to John, Buchanan that
he -had contacted_ a disinterested
party- specializing in such work
and ` his recommendations were
submitted with samples and
prices previously received. This
matter is to be decided on by
the committee in charge.
Some recommendations and
suggestions were presented by
the Ushers Clod ` and certain
changes would be implemented,
which was felt would be an
improvement.
Mrs. Muriel, Murphy reported
for •the Spiritual Committee on
various matters and , plans
.suggested for the future. •
Clern Steffler made ,a motion
that we write to Novalis, who
palish the Missalette, that it
was the desire of our . Parish;.
Council.that none of the prayers Blessed Sacrament altar.
should be withdrawn. The • It was noted that the C.V.L.
Secretary was instructed to write ' had held a very successful 50th
a'letter accordingly. anniversary.
•Mrs. Moyra Evans submitted The next and last meeting of
the financial statement ..to date,. , the board before summer recess
With regard to the forming of was set for Monday, June 1, at
a Cub Pack, to be spar -1 by --•--8÷0 -p na at the hall-.
'the Parish- Council, Mrs. Murphy -
reported that Ron Bushell had
met with the committee and,
explained -what metas involved in
getting started. The group would
be sponsored by St.' Peter's and
to get it started Ed Redman had
agreed to act as Leader, Don
Denomme , "' Assistant and ' A.
Markson,. Activity: Since it was
felt they would require . „one
hundred-dol.lars-to--get--started..---., •
motion., w -as made, and seconded
that we' give•the' newly .organized
group $100.00. Mrs. Murphy is
to 'notify Rom Bushell, who
kindly offered to meet 'with
them again and ' it was 'hoped to
get it organized arid in operation
byJune if possible. .
A' motion was made to carry
out the, repainting of the ceiling
tt) match the walls over -the'
Kingsbridge Vocation
Week. is success
the Sisters had built one of their
•first, convents.' _
Two Holy Ghost Fathers
spoke to all the students -in the
school.
Vocation Week concluded
with a program conducted by
the senior students and included'
songs, recitations -.and a play
with'iat�" Christian message to the
youth 'of today',
The .guest speaker, Father M.
Prieur from St. Peter's Seminary,
spoke about the ordination of a
priest by the Bishop. He
mentioned the four young men
to be ordained in the Diocese
this week.
He said a man who wants to
be a priest should' live a lot, love
a lot', and laugh a Ipt.
Monsignor L. J. Phelan
presented the awards .to the
Children for both their writing
and -acting ability -shown' in this
memorable Vocation Week.
Winners of displays were:
Holy Ghost Father's Display by,
Anita Doherty_ and BrendwaA.ulea_.
St. Joseph's Sister's Display by
Lucille Frayne,- and,. 'Rita
Hendricks; C.W.L. Display by
Joanne Doherty ands Nellie
Knoop; and Missionary Fathers
of St, Paul b
Ann Boyle and
y y
Janice Tigert.
Best actors were: Mary' Ann
Frayiie Pei4r Vo t, . Kathy
O'Keefe and Brenda•oran.
Sunday, May 2, Vocation
Week began as • a Day of
Adoration, with Solemn.
Exposition of • the ,Blessed
Sacrament after Holy Mass.
A 'holy hour ,was conducted
in 'thee -evening by the parish
priest, Father Cassano, S.S.P., '
and some' of the youth of the
,parish.
During -the week, a Vocation
Exhibition took place in the
form of a display of the various
Religious Communities in the
'Diocese of London. It was the
result of the work done by the
many interested students in the
schoot:;r,'
Two Sisters from St. Joseph'sm
Community delighted- the senior
girls with a very interesting
question arid answer period. The
children were , given the history
of the Si. Joseph's Community-
and
ommunityand were impressed with the
knowledge that at Kingsbridge
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