The Leader-Post from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada • 24

C2 Lifestyles The Leader-Post Regina, Saskatchewan Thursday, August 12, 1982 Cookglgl By Claire Barriger mittcd. All surnames must be preceded by a full first name. All events must Include the name and the phone number where the author can be reached. All writeups of events that have already taken place, must be sent in within three days. The report should be typewritten or printed.

Fiftieth wedding anniversaries rate a picture, though The Leader-Post does not cover such events. If a picture is available and suitable for reproduction it may be used. Upcoming events must be submitted one week prior to the event. They will be published two days prior to the event. Upcoming Frisco Kid, a 1980 film starring Harrison Ford and Gene Wilder, Friday at 7 and 9 p.m.

in the theatre of the Regina Central Library. Albert Branch, 1401 Robinson offers Summer in the City, a program featuring a variety of activities weekly on Saturday at 10 a.m. This week will feature Sidewalk Decoration, a chance to decorate the sidewalks with chalk. Saturday The bi-annual arts and crafts sale sponsored by the Regina Beach Arts and Crafts Association will be held Saturday from 1 to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.

in the Regina Beach Community Hall. All residents of Regina Beach are invited to display their work and crafts. Doctor honored Birthday A children's puppet show, sponsored by the Regina Downtown Business Improvement District and produced by Andre Gagnon, director of Children's programs at the Regina Central Library, will be held Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Scarth Street Mall.

The shows are open to the public and in case of inclement weather the shows will be held in the Cornwall Centre. This week's shows will be Henny Penny and The Three Billy Goats. Friends and neighbors are invited to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Harold and Alba Powell at a come-and-go tea at their home, 1424 Edward Saturday from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Gifts are gratefully declined. Annie R.

Martin of Regina celebrated her 90th birthday with an afternoon tea recently. Hostesses were her daughters, Dorothy Gienow of Creston, B.C. and Kathleen Baker of Regina. Born in the Red Fox district, south of Sintaluta in 1892, she married Mervyn E. Martin in 1913.

They lived in a various towns in Saskatchewan. Her husband died in 1947. Pouring tea were granddaughters Joanne Allen of Regina and Nancy Salmon of Edmonton; Dianne Gienow of Craven and Sandra Baker of Regina, grandsons' wives. Randall Baker, grandson, read congratulatory wishes from various officials including Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Premier Grant Devine and Mayor Larry Schneider. About 70 guests signed the guest book attended by Kristin Baker, great-granddaughter.

A gift of flowers were received from Edna Harris of Vancouver. Guests came from a number of places including Regina Beach, Kelowna, Edmonton and Chicago, Illinois. Martin has two daughters, five grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Because space is limited, it is impossible to use most reports as they are sub- Regina doctor Naiyer Habib, head of the Plains Health Centre cardiology department, has been elected to the fellowship in the American College of Physicians, a medical society for specialists. A cardiology specialist, Habib Is a 1963 graduate of the Prince of Wales Medical College, Patna University, India.

He came to Regina in 1976 to head the Plains' new cardiology department. Habib is one of 642 physicians who have been elected to the national college this year, which means their colleagues have recognized their medical scholarship and achievement in internal med cine. Habib, also an associate professor of medicine at the University of Saskatchewan, said the fellowship is given to specialists involved in teaching, research, continuing education for physicians and community work in the medical field. He hopes to continue developing the cardiology field in Saskatchewan. A hike in the Great Sand Hills with naturalists from the Prairie Wildlife Centre will be held Saturday.

Interested participants should meet at the Civic Centre parking lot in Swift Current at 3 p.m. and will return by 9 p.m. and are asked to bring a picnic supper, water, insect repellent and to dress Chill evaporated milk in mixing bowl in freezer until ice crystals form at edge. Combine thawed fruit concentrates and stir in xk cup sugar until dissolved. Make a meringue from egg whites and Vt cup sugar, beating until, thick and glossy.

Whip evaporated milk until thick and. fluffy (like whipped cream). Fold fruit mixture into whipped milk, then fold in meringue and grated rind. Pour into a pan or stainless steel bowl and freeze several hours, preferably overnight. Stir once or twice during freezing to break up ice crystals and make dessert smoother (it will be softer than most homemade frozen Makes about 12 servings.

Here are recipes for a low-calorie creamy salad, a refreshing soft "ice cream" and surprising banana treats the whole family will enjoy throughout 'the summer. Creamy Cucumber Salad one 3-oz. pkg. lime jelly powder 1 cup boiling water Vi tsp. salt 2 tbsp.

vinegar 1 tsp. chopped chives 1 cup creamed cottage cheese to 6 tbsp. skim milk 1 tbsp. lemon juice 2 cups finely chopped cucumber (include peel if tender) Dissolve jelly powder in boiling water. Add salt; vinegar and chives.

Chill until partly set. Combine cottage cheese, skim milk and lemon juice in electric blender and mix until smooth. Fold into partlyset jelly. Fold in cucumber. Chill until firm.

Makes servings. (Note: Smooth cottage cheese mixture is a good low-calorie substitute for dairy sour cream to serve on vegetables or use in recipes. Frozen Orange Cream 1 cup evaporated milk one 6-oz. can frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed cup) one 6-oz. can frozen lemonade concentrate, thawed Vi cup sugar 2 egg whites cup sugar grated rind of 1 lemon or orange Library Saturday Cheapseats film series will show, The Now ...2 ways to relieve diarrhea fast New! Handy tablets to cany with you.

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