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THE WEEKLY ACADIAN PAGE SEVEN.V ually add sugar, beating until meringue will stand in peaks. I Swirl over top of pudding and bread pan 9 3 4Vfe which has been greased well with shortening, then sprinkle with crumbs on both bottom and sides. Set in one inch of water and bake at 350 degrees one hour or until knife inserted in center comes out clean. Unmold on hot platter, garnish with parsley and serve with Creole tomato snure I. Creole Tomato Sauce Ingredients: 3 Tablespoons bacon fat 2 Tablespoons flour 1 sliced onion Jt 1 teaspoon salt dash black pepper 1 sprig thyme L3 2 green Creole peppers 2V2 cups canned tomatoes (or fresh-cooked) 1 teaspoon Worcestershire saucfe Vi bay leaf I its if '2.

lb. ground beef I I i j- Method: Melt fat over low flame and fry sliced onion until Blend flour with fat, then add sliced peppers and other ingredients. Cook about 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove thyme" and bay leaf and pour around mblded' rice rera, along with local leaders, Miss Laura Bea Harvey and B. C.

Meaux. At the meeting, an election was held to select officers to serve for the ensuing year. Shown above, they are' (left to right): first row, Donald Daigle, president; Kenneth Comeaux, vice-president; and Albert Roy Wimberly, treasurer. Back row, Russell Harmon, secretary; and Brenda Wimberly, reporter. I1 Iii 7n 1 4 CHEESE-RICE LOAF, CREOLE TOMATO SAUCE MRS.

C. A. KENNEDY Cheese-Rice Loaf Ingredients: Vz lb. ground beef cup rice V2. lb.

cheese, grated 3 eggs cup evaporated milk 1 teaspoon salt Few dashes Tabasco cup dry breadcrumbs 2 Tablespoons shortening Method: Wash rice and drop into 2 quarts boiling salted water. Cook rapidly about 15 minutes or until done. Rinse under hot water, drain in colander. Beat egs well, blend with milk, salt and Tabasco. Add rice, meat, cheese and turn into ELEMENTARY 4-H CLUB EL-ECTS OFFICERS IN CHURCH.

POINT 4-H Clubbers of the Elementary Department at Church Point High School met last week with Parish directors, Lewis Hill and Miss Mary Ann Seg- Bride-Elect Honored With Shower In Cove Tuesday Afternoon Misses Marcella Leonards, Jane Zaunbrecher and Cynthia LeBlanc were co-hostesses at a bridal shower Tuesday afternoon at St. Leo's hall in Roberts Cove honor ing Miss Theresa Zaunbrecher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F.

Zaunbrecher, formerly of Roberts Cove now residing near Crowley whose marriage to Jean Edwin Broussard, son of Mrs. Raoul Broussard and the late Mr. Broussard of Youngsville, will be solemnized on Thanksgiving Day at 10:00 o'clock in the morning in St. Michael's. Catholic church in Crowley.

The hall was decorated with white and blue crepe paper streamers forming arches with a decorated chair for the honoree. The chair was decorated with huge crepe paper bows. Arrange ments of assorted colored mums were used in the hall. The honoree, Miss Zaunbrecher, green striped design with black accessories. She wore a pearl necklace as her only jewelry.

Her corsage, in shoulder arrangement, was fashioned of tiny gold and bronze mums. Mrs. Zaunbrecher, mother of the bride-elect, wore a crepe dress of a deep plum with black accessories and a corsage of purple and orchid mums. Mrs. Broussard, mother of the groom to be, wore a fashionable gown of grey crepe with grey accessories, and a shoulder corsage repainted and new ads painted or.

The cans were to be returned to the sidawalk before the various business places in town Monday afternoon. In picture, left to right behind some of the cans. up in the wine packaging department. About a dozen firemen worked for two hours to extinguish the blaze. The fire set off a sprinkler 'system and a fire slice.

Add wafer, butter, sugar to taste (not included in ingredients), salt. Simmer until tender. Add cooked rice to milk and heat to scalding point in top of double boiler. Beat egg yolks with sugar. Add rice and milk mixture slowly to egg yolks and sugar, beating vigorously until thick.

Fold in raisins and apples. Place in buttered casserole. Cover with meringue and bake in 350 degree oven until meringue is lightly browned. MERINGUE 2 egg whites BY- TTT i I ll IfJlillllliffllJ iillfl.lt III II 11 iimji'iwMMymi mat 111 iwmm iimii iii rs sprinkle with cocoanut. Serves four.

Janie Spaetgens Honoree At Party-Saturday Night Mrs. H. Joseph Spaetgens was hostess at a party honoring her daughter, Janie, on her twelfth birthday at the Community Center on Saturday, November 1C at 6:00 p. m. Several entertaining games were played before the cake wos brought out.

It was trimmed with white and blue frosting and topped with twelve blue candles. Refreshments of cake, candy, and cold drinks were served to the guests. Classmates present were: LeRoy Falcon. Kenneth Picard, ray liar bara Judice, John L. Monceaux, Camile Mi r.

Barbara Arce- neaux, Peggy Sonnier, Annette Larriviere, Michael Perrodin, Mona Fav LeBlanc, Dianna Gary, Johnny Mouton, Sylvia Zaunbrecher, Sandra A. Bourque, Patricia Hoffpauir, Butch Bercier, Frederick Gossen, Dianne Leger, Donald Gossen, Martin Leonards, Alfred LeBlanc, Reno LeBlanc, Carlton Prevost, and Kath leen Dischler. Others were: August LeBlanc, Barbara A. LeBlanc, Deanna Hanks, Alberta A. Huva, Patrick Bordes, Julianna Ohlenforst, Bea trice and Louis Nugent, Delores Perrodin, Charles and Theresa Leonards, Jesse Leger, Barbara Ann, Kathy, and Henry J.

Spaetgens, Karen and Romona Spaetgens. Boobie Ducrest, Faye and Betty Broussard were guests from Lafayette. Adults at the event were: Mrs. Joe Constantin, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Huval, Mr. and Mrs. Alcee Caillier, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lau-rents, Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Caillier, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Broussard, Mr.

and Mrs. Tony Spaetgens, Mr. and Mrs. II. Leo Spaetgens, and Mr.

Lawrence Spaetgens. Mrs. R. Bradbury Succumbs In Balon Rouge RAYNE, La. Mrs.

R. N. Bradbury, nee Laura Turner, mother of Mrs. Hugh Craig of Baton Rouge, both former residents of Rayne, died Wednesday morning at the Lady of the Lake hospital in Baton Rouge following illness of about six weeks. The body was scheduled to be brought to Rayne by Gossen Funeral home some time Thursday morning.

Funeral services will be held at a time to be announced later. Mrs. Bradbury resided in Rayne a number of years. She was recently house mother at the Home the Blind in Baton Rouge. Survivors in addition to Mrs.

CraigJ are another daughter, Mrs. Alex Cox, Houston, two stepsons, Milton Bradbury of Kil-gore, and Charles Bradbury Jackson, seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Star In the Hat of the Stars inspired by The Paramount Picture "THOSE REDHEADS FROM SEATTLE" starring Rhonda Fleming Teresa Brewer Guy Mitchell NAME Shoppe 1H are August Baronet, President W. P. Oevillier, Forrest Arce-neaux, secretary; Fred Darby, first vice-president; and Paul Lasseigne, chairman of the trash can committee.

alarm system. Roy Horecky, manager of the concern, is also the fire chief of th Church Point Volunteer fire department. 4 Tbsp. sugar Beat egg whites until stiff. Grad- You'll A.

is k. screen vogue millinery STORE Th Roxy 4 -l 1 1 I -7 0 an for for of SET "cnui At kt run jTED TRASH CANS Pic-rj are officers and of the Rayne Young Business Club admiring U1S Ills I iiaw I ir. 1 HTING FIRE Bob Votier Iriu with a pick to penetrate metal walls of the Church int Wholesale Grocery building furdty after a blaze started RAISIN, EE PUDDING RAE HOAG liium tart apples fi milk sugar sugar (for meringue) cooked rice separated isp. vanilla raisins THOD: Pare apples, core, Bil We Can Clean Your CLOTHES though, when you xpert job of cleaning ssing, always rely on Pble, experienced staff. Pick up your clothes, rn them to you fresh 'y for the Hotiday sea- men anrl unmon 111! 1 1 ft it It i I III: 1 1 UJl 1 1 1 1 i 1 no more and wear a WESTERH (f AUTO 1 ASSOCIATE) Clyde Morton and Paladin, twice winner of the National Championship Trials XX the new PURINA DOG CHOW HOLDS ANY GIFT TILL AT if'S JEWELRY STORE Rayne, Louisiana i of lavendar and purple mums.

Mary Agnes Zaunbrecher, Pauline Habetz, and Elaine Leonards assisted in serving while Mrs. Gilbert LeBlanc and Josephine Ber-ken presided at the punch service. Delicious fruit punch and home made cakes were served to approximately sixty five guests calling during the afternoon hours. EGGPLANT DRESSING LEDDIE FAULK IV2 cups mixed pork and beef ground meat 5 slices of bacon teaspoon flour IV2 teaspoons salt 4 small boiled eggplant IV2 cups seasoning (onion, sweet pepper, celery, onion tops, parsley) IV2 teaspoons black and red pepper 2V2 cups cooked rice Add breadcrumbs to taste METHOD: Melt bacon and add flour. Cook until brown.

Add seasoning and fry until brown. Add the meat and cook until done. Take the boiled eggplants and mash with a fork. Mix the rice, eggplant and other mixture together. Mix seasonings.

Put into baking dish. Spread bread crumbs on top "and bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F) until the bread crumbs are brown. Serves 6. Sim Babineaux of Rayne Tells You I I III W. IT 11 Assoc.

Store In Rayne keeps our dogs In top condition" says Clyde Morton, famous bird dog trainer Clyde Morton, of Sedgefields, Alberta, Alabama, it recognized as one of the world's leading handlers of bird dogs. Dogs under his management have won the National Championship Trials nine times, a record unequalled by any other-handler. Dogs at Sedgefields are fed the new Purina Dog Chow Kibbled MeaL "Purina Dog Chow keeps our dogs in top condition," says Mr. Morton, "and the new Purina Dog Chow is better than ever. It has all the necessary vitamins, minerals and antibiotics in exactly the right balance for our working dogs.

And the new Purina Dog Chow has extra fat for taste appeal. Sedgefields dogs really go for the new Purina Dog Chow." We Can'l Clean Your RKEY Why not follow the lead of an expert and feed your dog the new Purina Dog Chow? Come in today and let us tell you how Micro-Mixed Purina Dog Chow will help give your dog a sleek coat, pep and stamina. Just imagine haw excited your cniia wouia do ir no vv got a letter from Santa Claus in answer to his own TTTV especially if this letter would come direct from Santa's I home in Santa Claus, Indiana. Why not give your child, or any of the children on your Christmas list, the thrill of a life time, not just with The new Purina Dog Chow it Micro-Mixed. Micro-Mixing is the exclusive Purina process that assures even distribution of all ingredients for greater efficiency.

a letter from Santa Claus, but a letter that carries the official United States postmark, proving thatit actually 0mes from Santa Claus himself. We have six different styles of Santa Claus letters. Each is done in full color and contains a personal message from Santa Claus to your child, complete with its own colored envelope. Why not select a letter for your child, write his name and address on it, and mail it in our special mail box. That's all you have, to do.

We will have it mailed from the famous Santa Claus Post Office in Santa Claus, Indiana, and your child will receive his letter actually mailed from Santa's home with the proof right in the postmark. Tailor-Made suit. We make suits DIAL 3525... FEE STFOTE LADIES READY-TO-WEAR and ACCESSORIES HT SIM DHY CLEANERS and LAUNDRY Lial 4224 a a WW .0 JBja a Mrs. Polly Gilberi, Mgr.

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