The Huron Expositor, 1964-05-07, Page 16I WAVOIMI, Q 7r, MAY 190
St. James' Bowlers
Hold Banquet, Party
Members and guests of St.
James' Bowling League attend-
ed the annual banquet and pres-
entation of trophies Saturday
night in the school auditorium.
The presentation of trophies
was made by the president,
Mrs. L. (Betty) Leonhardt, as-
sisted by the vice-president.
Mrs. J. (Dorothy). Flannery.
League champions were the
Orphans, captained by ,Jack
Bedard. Other members were
Jack Sli.ea, Mary Hart, Pauline
Huard, Betty . Salisburg and
Gordon Muir. Pity -off winners
were Strikers, captained by
Mike Malone, Other members
were George Hildebrand, Ger-
da . Nobel, Jim Scott, Wayne
Scott and Rita Duncan.
Individual- awards: ladies'
'high single, "Kiddo" Muir, 259;
high triple, Betty. Leonhardt,
663; high average, A-liee-
147. Men's high single, Ron
Rochon, 346; high .triple, Jim
Scott, 803; high average, Gor-
don Noble, 195.
A special presentation was
made to Rita Duncan by the
president for having served the
Mrs. Leonhardt extended
league as secretary 'for the
past four years.
thanks to the ladies of the CWL
for the splendid banquet, and
expressed her sincere thanks to
the executive and bowlers alike"
for their fine co-op.•ration dur-
ing the bowling season.
The new executive for the
196465 season are:. Moe Huard,
president; secretary. Mike Ma-
lone;.treasurer. •M.rs. Art ^(Bet-
ty)- Devereaux;
Following ' the b a `n q u e t,
euchre and dancing rounded out
a pleasant evening,
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Egmondville UCW Meets
The May meeting of the Eg-
mondville UCW was held in the
Sunday school room of the
ch -on W'edne'sday: -
Mrs. Emerson Coleman open-
ed the meeting with a suitable
poem, and this was followed by
the devotional period in charge
of Mrs.. William Forrest. Mrs.
'Ken Carnochan read the story
of the Good Samaritan, and
Mrs. Allister Broadfoot read the
meditation and closed with
prayer. The hymns, "From
Greenland's • Mountain" and
-Jesus Shall eign," were sung.
Mrs. D. Wallace. acting secre-
tary, read the minutes and the
roll call. Notes of appreciation
were rea4 from Mrs. Ken
Moore and Mrs. William For-
rest. Mrs. James C. McIntosh
read the,treasurer's report, and
Mrs. C. Eyre. supply secretary,
reported that the allocation of
mitts. socks. and underwear had
been sent -oto the Presbyterial
Supply secretary, Mrs. Alton.
The offering d•as received by
Mrs. N. Stinmore and Mrs. H.
Wilson and Mrs. J. Leishman
Recipes
Honey Butter Sauce
"Delicious with pancakes or
waffles"
all
eup liquid honey
2 •tablespdons butter
% to 1 teaspoon lemon
juice
1/4 teaspoon vanilla.
Mix honey and butter in a
small saucepan. Heat slowly
untilell blended. Cool slight-
ly and add flavorings. Serve
warm with pancakes or waffles.
Makes % cup sauce.
Honey Coffee Mousse
' "A' smooth, velvety 'dessert
with an unusual combination of
flavors"
1/2 teaspoon gelatin
2 tablespoons cold, water
'/z cup strong coffee or 2
teaspoons instant cof-
fee dissolved -in 1/2 cup
fielling water .
1/2 .cup liquid honey
1 cup whipping cream
Dash nutmeg.
Soak gelatin in cold' water for•
five minutes. 'Dissolve it in hot
coffee and add honey: Chill,
stirring occasionally , until mix:
ture has thickened; then beat
until foamy. Fold in 'the stiffly
beaten cream. Turn into freez-
er trays and freeze until firm,
about two hours. Six to eight
servings.
Rhubarb -Sherbet =•- Thi5-"tart
and tempting springtime dessert
will fop oft the meal .to- perfec-
tion. To save timeprepare :it
in advance. Serve it in prdtty
sherbet glasses with your fav-
orite cookies. Remember just
follow. the recipe to produce a
perfect product.,
Rhubarb Sherbet
3 cups cut rhubarb (one-
half inch pieces)
1 cup water .
1 envelope gelatin (1 table-
spoon)
1/ cup cold water
1 cup sugar
% teaspoon salt
Red ford coloring
1 egg white
2 tablespoons sugar.
Combine rhubarb and the 1
cup water in a saucepan, cover
and •ctiok until tender. Mean-
while soak gelatin in the 1/4 cup
water for 5 minutes. Press rhu-
barb through a sieve. Add soak-
ed gelatin to hot sieved rhu-
barb and -stir until, dissolved.
Stir in sugar and salt. Add
food coloring if necessary to
give,,„_a pink tint. Chill, then
turn into freezer trays and
freeze to a rather firm .'mush.
Make a meringue of the egg
white and remaining sugar.
Turn rhubarb mixture into a
chiIIed bowl, crush with a fork,
then beat for one minute with
a rotary beater and immediate-
ly fold in meringue. Quickly
return to freezer trays and
freeze until firm. Six to eight
servings.
THE LAST FIGHTING KING
The last EnkIish king to
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and Mrs. D. Wallace read two H. A. Vardy to speak about
interesting items about Com- chapter 5 of the Word and the
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UCW to Attend their meeting accepted his troubles and okept
on May 20, at 8 p,m.,, to hZar on trusting in God. We try to
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were invited to visit Westmin- evil exists. We keep on strug-
ster College ..on May 20, from gling against evil and keep our
2 p.m. to 5 p.m., for a tour of trust in God, that somehow He
the college. A petition was sign- can bring good out of it.
ed by the members, protesting The meeting closed with the
the advertising of beer for hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers"
sports programs over TV . sta- and prayer by Mr. Vardy. Lunch
tions. was served by the ladies of
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