The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 10, 1947, Page 7

TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1947 ROTARIANG 7iCHC £ IN GOOD WEATHER WITH EATS, SBORTS The Rotar had their picnic Sunday the Bathing Beach and the w time is reported by their families. “The ideal, the food ¥ the entertainment provided b sports committee was top n reported Stan Grummett, the eral chairman for the affair Almost all of the Rotarians were there, with the excepticn of a few who had to work. It was one of the y housewi famil petites during warm wea- nd asked me to suggest will appeal to the taste menus bt plies g had ever i he nutritious as well. I've planned, Grummett admitted cheer- % . 4 4hat my family prefers soup fully. or light salad for warm weather Aside irom dinners they're particularly lowing committees fend of one dessert which I serve the affair = big success use packed ' full of Food Committee: Milt Daniels, Chairman, with the help of Jim McNaughton, Jack Fletcher, €ecil Casler, Ellis Reynolds, and Carson Lawrence; transportation commit- tee: Hank Green as chairman, and Harcld Foss and Henry Hogue as his partners. The sports committee was headed by Jimmy Ryan, with Claude Carnegie, Tom Morgan, George Schmidt, Dr. W. P. Blanton and Ralph Mize as his able assist- ants. have my recipe for this dessert . . . called “Noodle Meringue Pudding. NOODLE MERINGUE PUDDING k 21 cups alt : noodles extract alade or jam 5a Scald milk in top of double boiler. Add % cup sugar, salt, and noodles. Cook over boiling water 20 minutes. Beat egg yol to noodle mixture while Cook 2 minutes, stirring stant- ly. Add vanilla extract and pour into one-quart casserole. Spread with marmalade or jam. Beat egg chites stiff. Gradually add % cup beating it in to make a gue. Spread on pudding. ake in moderate oven (350°F.) 15 minutes. Serve warm or cold. Yield: 4 servings. Perhaps using noodles in a pud- ounds unusual, but this re- cipe is merely an extension of the rice and bread puddings—favorites in every family . . . and served cither hot or cold it's really deli- cious and hizh i ition value, as well. Try it — I'm sure your family, like mine, will ask for seconds! Kleerex and ONLY 49 URO DRUG CO. res everywhere. notsatisy, you get d your money back. Ask for Kieerex coday, s DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP JULY 4TH GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETS THURSDAY EVENING The F th of July General Committee meeting originally sched- uled for tomorrow night has been postponed until the following night, Thursday, General Chairman Hen- drickson announced. 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