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Show i WEEKLY REFLEX-DA- VIS NEWS JOURNAL, NORTH DAVIS LEADER, FEBRUARY 25, 1982 Elaines Favorite Recipes are the size of small peas. Sprinkle 4 Tbsp cold water over mixture a little at a time while tossing and stirring ly with a fork. By DONETA GATHERUM 773-497- 6 If you like to answer the phone, hear complaints and spend many evenings alone at home; if you want to know what roads havent been snowplowed, whose dogs bark at night and what people still have their garbage sitting in front of their home, then you might enjoy being the wife of a mayor. ADD WATER to driest par- ticles pushing lumps to side until dough is just moist enough to hold together. Form into a ball. Flatten to about Vi inch thickness. Smooth dough at edges. Roll out on floured pastry cloth or board to a circle A inches larger than inverted pie part. Gently pat out air pockets. Fold edge to form a standing rim and flute edge. 1 ELAINE SHIELDS lives with the above mentioned problems constantly. She handles her situation well. Complaints are jotted down with the promise that the mayor will call you back. Hours at home are filled with COCONUT CRUNCH APPLE PIE cup brown sugar, telephone answering, crochet- new experience for Elaine SHOW SET Shields. Her husband, Lewis Glen Shields, is just starting his fourth four year term of office. Politics has been a good experience for her husband Mrs. Shields says. He has had opportunities to go places, do things and meet people and Mrs. Shields has shared many of these experiences. She has no desire to hold a public office. Saturdays the day all good cats and their owners are waiting for, including young Weston Saunders of Kays-villwhos holding his entry e, Smurfette to be on display with all the other felines in Salt Lake City. The Promontory Point Cat Club presents its fifth annual show. Kitty Kat Junction will be held at the Salt Palace the weekend of Feb. rings. THIS PARTICULAR cat club recently received a very HOURS WILL be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. The public is invited. Admission is $1.50 for adults and 50 cents for children who must be accompanied by an adult, a group news release says. Over 30 breeds of purebred cats will be on display plus household pets of every varie- the award for putting on the tenth best show in the entire nation last year. When one considers that there were over 600 cat shows put on last year in the United States, this is a tremendous accomplishment. Members of the show committee are: Ms. Deborah Sam- 27-2- ty and description. The purebred cats are vieing for championship and grand championship awards for the National Cat Fanciers Assn. THE HOUSEHOLD pets will be vieing for the coveted Morris trophy, a large gold trophy of Morris the Cat, to be awarded to the household pet with the most points at the show. The majority of the cats entered in the show will be from out of state. Already entered are a large drawing of exhibitors from the East coast and Canada. There will be eight national CFA judges coming in. This is the first time Utah has hosted eight judges at one show, the usual being only four. All cats will be judged in all eight rings. Rosettes, ribbons and trophies will be awarded in all eight prestigious national award. The National Association awarded this small Utah club ples, Ogden; Mrs. Laraine Saunders, Kaysville; Mrs. Kim Wheelwright, Ogden; John and Sandy Repper, Hill Air Force Base and Mrs. Anne Davidson, Clearfield. THE ANIMAL Assistance League of Northern Utah will be on hand to operate a fundraising booth. The profits for the League go to assist and find homes for abandoned cats and dogs and to help injured or sick animals. The League will also have several orphan cats at the show for place ment to kind, loving homes. These cats have been screened, are healthy, had shots, been spayed or neutered, and would make won- derful pets for anyone interested. Anyone wishing more information about the 3 show may call Ogden Kaysville. 399-131- or 544-89- DISSOLVE THE yeast in warm water. Add oil, flour and salt. Knead.- Allow to raise until double in size. Roll out on a pizza tin or a cookie sheet. Cover with favorite pizza toppings. Makes enough dough for one 12 inch pizza. - lighted to have granddaughters to sew for. During the daytime hours, Elaine works as a dental assistant to Dr. Roger Felt. Being a mayors wife is not a A NATIVE of Wallsbury, Ut., Elaine met her husband when she was a teenager. Glen lived in neighboring Park City. After their marriage they moved to Layton in 1950. They lived a short time in Saraha Village. Glen and Elaines boys are grown. Brian is still living at home. Dave is married and lives in Layton. Ron is married and lives in West Jordan. They have five grandchildren. ELAINE SAYS she doesnt have many opportunities to entertain guests in her position as Laytons first lady. She does receive frequent invitiations to be entertained and this is enjoyable for her. In order to maintain balance in their lives the Shields try to keep Friday nights open for family things. Mrs. Shields considers herself to be a family person. She likes doing things around her own home and doing things for her family members. The following are some of Elaines favorite recipes. PIZZA Tbsp. CUT A circle which will just fit over the top of filling from a double thickness of aluminum foil. Press firmly over filling (do not cover pastry). Bake in moderate oven 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Remove from oven and remove foil. Flatten apple slices with spatula and cover with coconut topping. Return to oven and continue baking at 375 deminutes until grees for golden brown. BUTTERFLAKE ROLLS 2 yeast cakes cup scalded milk eggs 1 square softened butter 5 cups flour 'A cup cold water tsp salt 2 Tbsp sugar 1 Vt flour, Yi tsp. cinnamon, ' tsp nutmeg, 4 cups tart apples, pared, cored and sliced (about 4 large apples). Arrange in closely packed layers in pastry lined pie tin. Sprinkling sugar-spic- e mixture over each layer. Sprinkle with 2 Tbsp lemon juice and dot with 2 Tbsp butter. ELAINE SHIELDS ing, reading, doing church work, cooking and sewing dainty dresses for granddaughters. Mrs. Shields is the mother of three boys and is de- 2 'A 2 4-- 1 SCALD THE milk, add the 25-3- 0 cold water, salt and sugar. Cool to lukewarm. Beat the eggs and add. Break the yeast into the mixture, beat well with electric mixer or very well by hand. Add the flour and beat. Let stand in a warm place until double in bulk. Turn out on floured board and knead lightly. Pull out to about 'A inch thick. Spread with the butter; use all of it. Cut into long 'A inch strips. Cut each strip into I'A inch pieces. Stack on end three or four to a muffin tin. Let stand covered until light. Bake at 450 degrees. COCONUT TOPPING Beat one egg until light and fluffy. Stir in 13 cup sugar, Y cup milk, Vi tsp salt and 2 cups coconut cut fine. Mix together and add to top of apples. turn to oven for baking. Layton Kiwanis Club Meets The Kiwanis Club of Layton met at the Capistrano Restaurant for their regular Satur- day breakfast meeting and heard Ward West, Davis County paramedic speak on the paramedic program. THE DAVIS County program is only one of seven in the nation which is operated by a police force. The deputy sheriffs who serve as paramedics receive a six month intensive training program at Weber e reCollege. This is a sidential college course which keeps the student busy up to 4 hours each week day. There are two paramedic units on patrol in the county at all times, one from Farmington north and one from Farming-ton- , south. 1 The program is now facing a funding crises primarily because of the cost of vehicles which have to be replaced about every six months. Police vehicles cannot be kept on the road, under state law, after they have 75,000 miles on them. TO FUND the program, a mill levy election is scheduled 1 'h cup flour 4 Tbsp olive or or any other cooking oil Vi tsp salt . . for this spring, l he proposal is to take V: mills away from the county general fund and earmark these funds for the paramedic program. Eventually this will probably result in an increase in the total tax burden, but will not result in any immediate increase. The paramedic deputies perform regular law enforcement functions during about 80 pertime. The cent of their remaining 20 percent of their time is spent in emergency medical situations. The response time is very low because the paramedic vehicles are already on the road and usually closer to the scene than a fixed base ambulance or paramedic could be. There are presently 20 certified paramedics on the sheriffs force. They made $124 per month more than deputies who It was FARMINGTON tight, close bidding Tuesday night for the Davis School District but taxpayers will end up saving about ten percent on an addition to Kaysvilles Burton Elementary School. ReTWENTY-ON- E BIDDERS do not have THE HOSPITAL is located at 1600 West Antelope Drive in Layton. Reenlisted Marine CpI. Edith A. Spinks, whose husband. Tracy. is the son of Willa M. Spinks of 1916 N. Celia Way. Layton, has reenlisted for four years while serving w ith First . Supply Battalion. Camp Calif. parametic training. STATISTICS KEPT by the and medical facilities show that a statistically significant number of lives have been saved through the sheriffs office Pend-lton- paramedic program which SHE JOINED the Marine Corps in September 1979. would have been lost without it. participated in the project that will see two new classrooms and a media center added. Winning out was Griffeth Brothers Construction Co. of Sandy, submitting a $237,523 bid. That was nearly $23,000 below the architects estimate of $260,000. Several bids were within hundreds of dollars of competitors, but the high bid. ironically the first opened was for Project architect is Kent Jones of Ogden. Completion is set for Aug. 17 or $304,651. Order Now For Great Savings! GOOD FUDGE BROWNIES 4 eggs 2 Cups sugar 'A Del Mar are the stylishly slim slats that open, close, and tilt at the twist of a plexiglas control wand. Available in a full spectrum of decorator colors, they're perfect for any window in the house. cup shortening squares chocolate A cup shifted flour, white or wheat VA cup chopped nuts V tsp salt Y cup canned milk J ' cup water mini-blin- 4 1 Eldelmar mini blinds MIX LIKE a cake and bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees, grees. Wv got you covered America. Accent Draperies and Interiors Sift together 2 cup sifted flour and Vi tsp. salt into mixing bowl. Cut in 13 cup vegetable' shortening until particles 360 So. Fort Lane Suite 544-229- (12 PRICE) INCLUDE: SALAD, FRIES, AND SCONE GOOD THRU FEB. 27, 1982 Next to Mervyns cafeteria and are open to diabetics. their families and relatives or other interested persons. The initial seminar held last month was attended by more than 50 persons, according to a hospital education coordinator. Designer Window Fashions CHICK MW OUJ LAYTON HILLS MALL THE CLASSES are held at 7:30 p.m. in the hospital 1 WITH THE PURCHASE OF LeT'S ALL GOTO sored by Davis North Medical Center. on-du- ty MMKand DINNERS ailments related to diabetes Feb. 25 in the continuing series of free diabetes seminars spon- Contractor Named COCONUT CRUNCH APPLE PIE CRUST RECIPE 2 tsp yeast 13 plus 2 Tbsp warm water LAYTON -- Dr. Glen Gold, a podiatrist, will review feet 1 full-tim- Combine 13 cup sugar, Diabetes Seminar Classes AND R 816 So. Main, Layton 0 1 12, |