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Show I Ben Lomond Beacon, Sept. 14, 1978, Page 3 Hearty eating on a budget BY CAROL SHAW the Judging by long line-u- p we had all Cherry at our ITA booth, a lot of people are scone freaks. I Days cant resist diem. Nothing tastes or smells better than one of those hot, little crispy diet wreckers! Whenever I think of scones, I think of my cousin, David. He lived up the street a ways from us when we were kids. Boy, did that kid ever have a keen sense of smell! When ever would mom start to fry scones, he would show up at the door, smiling expectantly. Scones t really aren hard to make. The trick to having them turn out good is to have the dough nice and warm and fry diem at just the right temperature-37- 5 degrees. If the grease is much hotter, it will smoke and cook them on the outside leaving the inside doughy. If it is too cool, they will just sit there and soak the up grease. If the dough is too cold, they will not puff up the way they should A word of caution: some electric fry pans say they heat up to 375 degrees, but they actually never do get that hot 2 2 2 2 of flour). container Oil large Place dough in, turn to oil surface of dough. Cover with lid or plastic wrap. Put in warm place rise until a finger stuck in the middle leaves a deffinate hole more than double in bulk. down. Punch Scones may be rolled out now, or you may keep the dough for several hours by punching down periodically. To keep several days: cover tightly and refrigerate. Punch down when chilled. Use as desires, a little at a time for scones or rolls, but let the part you want to fry warm to room temperature before it is fried. To keep for several weeks chill dough, punch down. Divide into loaf sized chunks. Put individually into plastic bags. Seal tightly with tie tag and freeze. Thaw and use as desired. To make scones: Roll out dough on lightly floured surface. We like ours as thin as we can possibly stretch it, so the scones turn out to be nice and crispy. If you like them thick, roll them a little thicker, and then let them raise before frying. Super thin scones dont need to raise. degrees-draiand serve immediately. Fry in hot 5 or spread with jam or Sprinkle with sugar or cinnamon-suga- r -- oil-37- Put My folks, Ralph and Lu Ceil Gibby, of Roy, have moved to a larger home, after living in the same house for over 35 years. Dad says he is convinced, after moving stuff for two weeks, Its a blessing you cant take it with you. Can you imagine meeting St. Peter at the gate with a big van and saying, Where can I put all this stuff? Cupid finally caught up with Delose Conner, Weber View Districts bachelor Scout executive. He will marry Janice Taylor in a couple of weeks. She may not see too much of him, with all the scout meetings and camps etc., he goes to, but Im sure she will enjoy it n butter. honey 2 bowl. HONEY BUTTER pound warm honey and 4 pound soft margarine in a Whip together with an electric mixer until fluffy. This is not just any ordinary . . . Anything guns, appliances, furniture, an- tiques, to handicrafts, quilts and homemade bread will be up for bid. In addition to which the country at- mosphere will be alive with festive carnival booths ranging from dart throws to food to rides, including a spine tingling parachute drop that will let you hit the ground before your heart DR. JEFFREY KAHN Seminar scheduled on roots', all invited does. Auction items will be on display at 8 a.m. so all interested in making a good purchase can be there early. Food and game booths and rides will be open at 10 a.m. and w'ill remain that way a good share of the day. Everyone anywhere is welcome to come and share this day with Plain City at the city square (right in the heart of the downtown area). It is going to happen rain or shine. Should inclement weather crash the party, the festivities will simply go inside to the old warehouse. A "Discover Your Roots is being planned with special guest speaker, Dr. Jeffrey Kahn, manager Church the LDS of Genealogical Library. Sponsored by the Roy LDS North Stake, the how to seminar is free to the public on Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Roy North LDS Stake Center. 4900 S. 2000 W., Roy. Dr. Kahn will make a short genealogical will also answer questions. Exhibits and displays wil feature genealogical research, along with experts will be on hand to help the individual started in finding their "family roots", according to Stake President Earl Child. material Complimentary how to get started" booklet will also be available that evening. Use of the Genealogical library, which is open to the public and free, will be given at the seminar. The seminar will broaden your interest to find and trace your "roots and show you how easy it is to begin. We invite everyone to find out how easy it is to trace your own roots. President Child said. For further information, and a those interested should or contact 731-237- 8 825-939- The .Federal. Womens Fall Luncheon at the Eagles Club will hold their Lodge, 488 - 24th Street, Ogden, Utah, on Sept. 16, at 12:30 p.m. For reservations please call: Salt Lake City Area - Toni Brown, Wiseman, Curtis, Eva Edith 359-484292-194- 295-254- Ogden Hansing, Area - 825-115- Sipple, Tooele Area Mary Verna 383-523- Peterson, - Louraine 844-348- Community is also planning to children school. attending the Bates Elementary School will hold their Back to School Night on Sept. 14, at p.m. All parents and students are invited. There will be a short meeting, after which the parents and students will meet with their teachers in their classrooms. Well, my kids finally found out where the kitten that adopted us belonged and returned it to its rightful place. But Ill be if they go buy it back that same evening! (Sigh) I guess I am just a soft touch. North Ogden First warders are looking forward to their annual family at the Stake Camp this Friday and Saturday. So be prepared for rain. I cant 7 d over-night- er recall once that it hasnt rained in all the years weve been going up there. (But everyone has a great time anyway.) Marilyn Woodbury has recently been elected as chairman of the newly organized Ben Lomond Utah Region of the Association of Women. The group is an educational organization of conservative women. They are and non- partisan. Donna Gordon, the first vice chairman of the State Board of the U.A. of W., helped to organize the Ben Lomond Region. She explained the purpose of the group is to help women to educate themselves, as to current events and political issues, so that they might be able to act intelligently and make their voices heard effectively. Members of the regional board are Elizabeth Ritchie, Cleo Christensen, Nedra Storey, Carol Quillen, Lois Haws, Betty Satterthwaite, Ruth Kendell and Valmae Vaughn. New members are welcome. New babies have come to several home in our area this week: A girl to Michael L. and Debbie Orrock Gardner, Sept. 2. A boy to Barry T. and Connie Ann Rose Thurgood, Sept. 2. A boy to Kent R. and Barbara Austin Christensen, Sept. 3. A boy to James C. and Barbara Maybury Millard, Sept. 3. A boy to Dan D. and Julie Winegar Sawyer, Sept. 3. A boy to Ben B. and Janet Kerr Cazier, Sept. 4. When all is said and done . there are usually three more jobs waiting that really should have been finished day before yesterday. Plan a LAURA CENTENO of North Ogden rehearses a dance routine with P.R. Swango, Hi Fever Follies to be presented Sept. 21, 22 the professional director of the and 23 at WSC. Fever Follies, a show variety featuring a large cast of local performers, will be presented Sept. 21, 22 and 23 Hi fast-pace- Terrace, and at the Civilian Recreation Ticket Office at Hill Air Force Base. They can also be obtained from hospital volunteers and at the door prior to each performance. The show will feature songs, dancing, comedy skits and specialty numbers by some 200 seasoned and amateur performers of the community. d at the Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts, Weber State College. Cast members from North Ogden and other com- munities are running through routines with a director professional from Cast Cargill Productions, Inc., New York City. Music, script, and costumes are furnished for the cast by The curtain will rise at 8 p.m. all three evenings on a show d children from the area. One of the numbers they will do will include sign language. Students from the Utah School for the Deaf will be guests during dress rehearsal on Sept. 20. featuring 60 ATTENTION GALS! Hospital Volunteer Browning Radiation Auxiliary. All proceeds will go toward the Val A. Center at tar! Join our new Bowling League The benefit show is being sponsored by St. Benedicts Therapy are members Morning or Afternoon Scramble Mixed League St. Benedict's. The center is currently treating some 25 cancer patients a day and , in Evening. ALSO JUNIOR LEAGUES FOR CHILDREN! seeing an additional 50 patients a month on a followup basis. Patients come to Contact the center from Weber county, other parts of northern Utah, Idaho and Wyoming. Tickets for the musical variety show are available at the information desk in St. Benedicts lobby, 5475 South 500 East in Washington J & P 51 825-162- 1 Koy Bowling Lanes 60 So. 1900 W., Roy, Utah 825-162- 1 garage sale soon. 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We are looking forward to a gala performance one which will entertain every member of the family," she said. having a marvelous time practicing for the show and are proud of the part they are playing in raising money for the treatment of cancer, said Gloria Johnson, Follies Cargill. family-oriente- chairman. Director for the show is P. R. Swango. Follies marks the 50th production of the career, as he goes into his seventh year of directing shows from coast to coast. We are very pleased with his enthusiasm and Gus Blomquist & Mike Pace 1 Did you know . . . seminar about presentation research and purchased some improved sound equipment for their Family Theater. They were able to buy it through a grant from the Mott Foundation. They will offer some great family entertainment to members of the community, The including the film, Sound of Music to be shown Sept. 23. They will have both an afternoon and an evening show for only $5 donation per family. The North Ogden offer roller skating at the school, in the near future. Everyone in the community is welcome to participate in these activities, not just families with ' from announces the schools community council has Council Federal Women on a real old fashioned hoedowm, country auction. when she does get to be with him. Although I hear he has been spoiled rotten by all the people who work with him inviting him to home cooked dinners to meet cousin who has a great personality but needs to meet a nice young man. Larry Roylance, principal of North Ogden Elementary, Elementary slate meeting KRIS EWERT On Sept. 16 the First and Third Plain City wards will be uniting their efforts to put Carol Shaw By SCONES Dissolve 1 T dry yeast in 2 2 C warm water. Add 1 egg, IT salt, C sugar, 4 C. margarine (1-C. powdered square). Stir. Then add half of 7 C flour and dry milk. Beat well. Add flour until it is too stiff to stir. 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