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Orono Weekiy 'rimes, Wednesday, March 17, 1982, 9 ýà-orts (Continued framý page 8) cond gaine along with a lot of beads up hockey had taken tbemn into the final gaine against a strong Port Hope teamr that Orono had not beaten this seasoni. Orono was really en- thusiastic from the first face off as tbey stunned Port Hope witb a quick goal only two minutes into the gaine. A super tbree way passing play started by Greg Hooper to Trevor Lomax ta David Sbmnyr dazzled the crowd. Part Hape tried in vain tà score. Fine defensive work by Ryan Rock, Sbane Jones, Branden Overden, Sean McKenzie, Scott Williams and Brent Gates stopped the Port Hope boys. Botb Utephien and Jarret stopped uhots from cloe range keep- ing the rest of the team flying with their great saves. The forwarcis pressed the attack keeping Port Hope in their own end a lot of the turne. Christopher Yeo had been playîng well ail day, as hiad the other boys, but Chrîstopher was saving the best for the last game. He broke out scoring three goals assisted by Scott Hall, David Sbmyr and Sean McKenzie. These goals gave Orono a 4-0 lead. 4-3-2-1 the crowd cbeered as time ran'out and Orono won the "A" Chami- pionship 4-0. over a tough Port Hope team. Congratulations Orono Tykes for playing three ex-' cellent gaines sbowing that hard work, desire and sport- smansbip really do pay off. Thanks ta the Port Hope Tournaînent Committee for inviting the boys to your ex- cellent tournament. Shamrock shenonigans We might be accused of being up to shenanigans be- cause -we've taken one of aid Ireiand's finest exports - Irish whiskey -- and one of Canada's favorite drinks - Irish coffee -- arnd turned it into a dessrt. We've caiied it 'Luck of the Irish Dessert', and it's the perfect end toaa meal, St. Patrick's Day celebratian or ather., 'LuckQf the irish Dessert' is a combinatian af ail the traditionavors of Irish coffee -- strong coffee, rich dairy cream, sue and af course, Irish whiskey -- blended in an unflavored gelatine base. Knox Unflavored Gelatine miakes caoking unnecessary. Preparation is quick and easy in a blender or food proces- sor. Serve in Irish caffee glasses wmith a doilop of whipped cream and chocolate shavings on top. If yau're feeling particularly creative cut smal i shamracks from chocolate candy bars. Dan't wait for St. Patrick's Day ta rail around ta get inta some- shamrock shenanigans. Enjay the 'Luck of the Irish Dessert' at the end of any meal any time af the year. LUCK OFITHE IRISH DESSERT 2 envelapes (7 g each) Knox Unfiavored Gelatine 2 cups (500 mL> whipping or heavy cream 2 cups miik, heated ta boiling 2/3 cup brown sugar 2 tabiespoons regular instant coffee powder 1 tablespoan cacaa powder 1 /4 cup Irish whiskey 1/2 cup ice cubes <3 to 4) ln 5-cup biender or food processor, sprinkle unfiavored gelatine over 1/2 cup cream; let stand 3 ta 4 minutes. Add hot milk and process at low speed until gelatine is corn- pletely dissoivedi, about 2 minutes. Add sugar, coffee and comoa powders, whiskey and 1 cup iéream; process at high speed until blended. Add ice cubes, one at a time; process at high speed until ice is meIted. Pour inta Irish coffee mugs or dessert dishes and chili uintil set. Garnish with re- maining cream, whipped, and, if desired, chocolate. M' aýbout 10 servi ngs. Orono Credit Union holds annual meeting The 28tb. Annual Meeting of the Orono District Credit Union Ltd. was beld at the Newcastle United Cburch on Friday, March 5tb. President P. Loucks welcomed all 78 members and guests and C. Martin said Grace - The Un- ited Cburcb Women served a delicious roast beef dinner and H. Browes thanked them for a job well donc. P. Loucks introduced the head table guests, Muriel Crago, Mr. and Mrs. D. Smith of Cumis, Mr. Sandy Lyali of Cumis, Marion Vanstone, J. Sutdiffe, Mrs. Werry and Clare Martin. The Business Meeting was called ta order by President, P. Loucks. Secretary,. J. Sutdliffe's minutes of the 1981 Annual Meeting were accepted as if read on a mo- tion by A. Loucks, secanded by H. Robinson. Carried. Treasurer-Manager, Mrs. Werry gave ber report and moved' the report be apprav- cd as printed in aur Annual report, seconded by R. Han- cock. Carried. Credit Com- mittee Chairmnan, R. AIln read the report, moved by R. A-lin that the report be ap- proved as printed, seconded by C. Martin, Carried... J. Scbell moved that the Super- visory Committee report be approved as printed, second- ed by M. Vanstone. Carried. A motionby M. Vanstone that we pay 13 percent Divi- dend on Shares, seconded by C. Martin. Carried. L. Werry moved that we transfer $740.00 to the Reserve for Financial Stability Fund, seconded by B. Gilbank. Car- ried. L. Werry made the mo- tion ta amend Paragraph 7.06 of aur by-laws, seconded by R. Allin. Carried. L. Werry made a motion ta amend Paragraph 13.01 of ur by-laws, seconded, by G. Werry. Carried. Elections were lead by Sandy Lyall of Cumis. Chairman of the Nominating Committee, G. Werry was called upon ta preserit the siate of officers. For the Board of Directors, P. Loucks, Mr. Crago, C. Martin, W. Hesson and W. Gilbank would stand as nominated. No further nominations from the floor, one ballot cast. T. Varley was nominated ta the . Credit Committee, na, further nominations, ane ballot cast. Patricia Pattersan was nominated ta the Supervisory Commrittee, no furtber nominations, anc ballot cast. P. Loucks, President, commented that the Board of Directors, The Supervisory and CreditCommittees, aur Loan Officer, aur Treasurer Manager and Assistant Manager had aIl worked very bard during the trying year of 1981. He feit that 1982 would be another trying year and tbat aIl members would con- tinue ta 'use their Credit Union, as it is trying ta keep their lending rates, below otber f'inancial institutions WAKEFIELD 1NSURNCE 983-9438 and at the sarne time give a good percentage on Shares. Also, very few Credit Unions are able, ta pay a i3 percent Dividend on Sbares in 1981. M. Crago was asked ta in- troduce aur guest speaker, Mr. D. Smith is Executive Assistant ta tbe President of Cumis and bas worked for tbe past 17 years witb Credit Unions. Mr. Smith was great- ly impressed witb aur Credit Union, he called it a Com- munity Famuly and stated tbat we sbould be proud of aur smali Credit Union ta be able ta pay 13 percent Dividends in 1981. We are "4unique" be says, and tbe Management and Officers are to be congratulated. D. Perfct introduced tbe entertaininent of the nigbt. The graup called the Ding-A- Lings witb Clara Nesbitt at piano; Anme Englisbi at Guitar; Carman White witb tbe sacs; James Lowery and bis violin; and Alvin Yeo on, drums provîded musical tunes and everyone joined witb M. Vanstone as leader for a sing sang. Draw for the door prizes closed tbe Annual Meeting. Tbe Curvply/Plydesigas prize was won by D. Loucks; J.S. Smitb prize w*as won by M. Gilbank; Mrs., V. Snider won tbe St. Mary's gift; H. Browes won the Durbama Farnxer's Co-op prize; tbe Cumis prize was won by Mrs. Allin and tbe Directors and Officers prize presented by H. BroNwes was won by Scott Yeo. 1Meeting adjourned at 9:30 P.m. JOB PRINTINGl ORONO WEEKLY TIMES TEACH ERS ARE NEEDED To help Seniors in a variety of classes from general interesi to academic REMUNERATION Contact: L.E.,Evans 668-3012. Bob Best Memorial Midget Tournament Wednesday March 24th. -6:00 p.M. ORONO ARENA Bowmanville Vs. Orono - 6 P.M. Babcaygeon Vs. Minden - 7 P.M Consulation Chamnpionship - 8:30 P.M. Tuament Championship - 9:30 P.M.