Bush dance Bites

The Bushdance was lots of fun and a resounding success with lots of dancing and a swag of supper delights. Many thanks to Bakers Delight for providing a fine selection and also to the local Ladies who cooked up a storm. One of the favourites on the night was the Muesli biscuits.
Mmmm Muesli Biscuits- from Barbara
1 cup muesli
1 tablespoon golden syrup
1 cup sugar
3 tablespoons boiling water
1 cup plain flour
1 ½ teaspoons bicarbonate of soda
125g butter
Set oven temperature at slow (300degF -150degC). Combine muesli, sugar and sifted flour in a bowl. Melt butter with golden syrup over a very low heat. Mix boiling water and bicarbonate of soda and combine with butter mixture. Stir into the dry ingredients in bowl.
Place teaspoons of mixture on to greased baking trays and bake in a slow oven for about 20 minutes until golden brown.
Leave on baking trays for a couple of minutes before removing to a cake rack to cool. Makes 4 dozen.

Bushfire Bushdance Saturday 29th August 7.30pm at Progress Hall

It’s almost here, The Bushfire Bushdance, the first of many family friendly social extravaganzas that the Progress Association will be providing over the coming months.

The doors swing open at 7pm and the dancing starts at 7.30pm at 197 Skye Point Road Coal Point, Progress Hall. Admission is $15pp, $12 conc and children under 16 are free.

Kent Daniel’s Bushfire Band are a treat to behold and if bush-dancing isn’t your cup of tea, maybe listening to some amazing musicians, watching fleet footed folk polish the floorboards, sipping some soup and dipping the dampa is.

The Bushdance is an opportunity to get out locally and meet some other locals, you may find you have something in common and end up being able to put a name to a familiar face.

There are still tickets available and there will be some held at the door if you decide to change your mind at the last minute. To book phone Jean 4959 4019 or Barbara 4959 1259