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Show January 16, 1970 THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER at Heart Club announces now slate of officers for 1970 Senior Citizens Young at Heart Club met last Wednesday afternoon in the Memorial The Building. meeting was opened by President James Toone and the opening prayer was given by Georgia Laird. Vice president, Lorin Thompson, led the salute to the flag, and the God Bless members sang America," led by Bessie Toone. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Bessie Toone, in the absence of the secretary, Lilliail Finch, who is confined to the Payson Hospital. The members were happy to learn that she is considerably improved, and should be released from the hospital in the near future. "Happy Birthday" was sung to Julia Palmer. Two new members were welcomed into the club, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hansen. An election of officers was held, and Lorin Thompson was elected president, first vice president, Edgar Finch; second vice president, Sterl Laird Other officers will be elected at a later meeting. Mr. Tbone thanked the members for 'their support during his term of office, and Mrs. Myrtle Theriault responded and thanked Mr. Toone for his outstanding work during the year. She also spoke a few words of welcome to the new president, Mr. Thompson. Guest speaker, Alvin Anderson, field director for the southern part of the state, gave an excellent talk on Social Security, after which a question and answer period was held. This is part of the Educational Pro- gram instigated by Supt Blight and Fred Holliday. Mr. Holliday dary struggle known as the Trojan War took place 'be-- ; tween the people oif Greece and the people of Troy. The story of the war waa told by the Greek poet Homer in the Iliad. Ancient Troy stood on hilltop above a plain in pres- -: ent-da- y Turkey. For 10 years tiie Greek armies laid siege to the city, but Troy continued : ! ; t its resistance. ' Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening in the Memorial Building, with Presi- dent Dorothy Allinson conducting. A regular business session was held, and a social hour was enjoyed with Bingo and "500" furnishing the evenings entertainment. The "500" prize was won by Della Berry and the Bingo, by Mildred Davis. Tasty refreshments were served by the hostesses for the meeting, Cleo Judge and Myrtle - Pett Birthday Club Mrs. Ted Johnson and Mrs. to Don Giles were ses the Birthday Club Friday evening at the Johnson home. The honored guests were Mrs. Irma Gourley and Mrs. Elaine Kirk. They were presented with lovely gifts by the members. Dinner was served at 6:30 and the evening was spent in pleasant visiting. Others attending were Mrs. Alliene Farren, Mrs. Dora Randle, Mrs. Thelda Eastwood and : ; ' j ! j ' Schmidt Miners Auxiliary Miners Union Hall. The meeting was called to order by President Donna Paxman. Hie newly elected officers were installed and three letters were read from some of the boys over seas who received goodie bags for Christmas. Eight bags were sent to the service men. The boys were very happy to receive the goodies, and were very grateful to the auxiliary May first, we have set as the date Please send your parcel so it won't be late. Just address to the name undersigned; And thank you very much for being so kind. w Name: Nellie R. Laird, Box 275, Eureka, Utah 84628. members for remembering them. At the conclusion of the business session, "500" and Bingo were played. Prize winners were Mrs. Bessie Toone, Mrs. Joan Dale cuid Mrs. Colleen Taylor. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Paxman and Mrs. Grace Chatwin, who served tasty refreshments. Club was to the Modem Mrs. on "When Lincoln was your age son, he was studying law at night Modern Mrs. Club Mrs. Joseph Bernini hostess ved after the conclusion of the card games to members, Mrs. Curtis Butler, Mrs. Frank McCabe, Mrs. Darrell Franks, Mrs. Bob Fife, Mrs. Dick Laird, Mrs. Jerald Drussel, Mrs. Baderts-che- r and Mrs. Ted Johnson. evening. Tuesday Bridge furnished the evenings diversion and prizes were won by Mrs. Bob Fife, Mrs. Darrell Franks, and Mrs. Ray Baderts-che- r. Tasty refreshments were ser "Yeah, and when he was your age, pop, he was president" Teen-ag- e girl (answering ephone) "of course you. Jimmy who? : tel- I remember The trouble with being a good sport is that you have to lose to prove It DIETARY CONTROL OF CHOLESTEROL SUBJECT OF FREE BOOKLET low-saturated-- fat . Fleischmann's Margarine, the lavishly illustrated booklet also includes model menus and exchange lists to 48-pa- wamt ge help you plan meals for the entire family, and dozens of delicious recipes. For those who wish to lose weight, menus are Like all reptiles, turtles cannot control their body temperatures from within. They must move from place to place in order to keep their bodies the right temperature. Some turtles warm up by lying in very shallow open water. Others clamber onto stumps or rocks sticking out of the water. Turtles avoid direct sunlight during the hottest part of the day, however, and they usually bask Dishes like Flounder and Horseradish Sauce make dieting a pleasure. Recipe is featured in new booklet from low-saturated-- fat one levels and every recipe m- the number of calories per serving. Fleisch-clud- es Mgarine. diet requires only moderate changes and can be delicious and easy to The the follow. It emphasizes use of foods containing a greater proportion of polyunsaturates such as vegetable oils, margarine, fish, poultry and nuts. While most vegetable oils are beneficial in such a diet, scientific studies over a period show that none is more effective than com oil in a diet. Fleischmann's Margarine is made from 100 per cent corn oil, over half of at diets. Its delicate flavor is an which is in liguid form, making it a prime choice for low-saturated-f- at ten-ye- ar low-saturated-f- at low-saturated- -f asset at any meal. or late after- What is a quasar t Quasars are starlike objects very far away from the earth. Astronomers have observed about a hundred quasars through their telescopes. The word "quasar is an abbreviradio ation for "quasi-stellar source."Quasi-stellarmean- Will you send us a package we can sell for two quarters? IPs loads of fun and it won't take much barter ; Well sell it just as it came through the mail That's why iPs called a Parcel Post Side. The diet itfs how for who and it is, (what to plan it) is the subject of a new booklet, "Dietary Control of Cholesterol." Free from i j by Mrs. Della Berry, Mrs. Lucille Hansen, Mrs. Dora Rose and Mrs. Barbara Sorensen. Others attending were Mrs. Lilly Erickson and Mrs. Ada w cholesterol. Do yon know how turtles keep ng formation: Did you ever hear of a Parcel Post Sale? Well, listen and Fll tell you a tale Young at Heart Club is having a bazaar And wishes something to sell from afar. Doctors oil over the country have reached the startling conclusion that most Americans eat too much saturated fat Many doctors now suggest that all of imus including children selectfood habits by prove our foods more high In polyuning saturated fats and less of those containing saturated fats or the Greek soldiers crept out of the horse and took the city by surprise. The rest of the Greeks returned and set fire to the city. Even today, the expression "Trojan horse means something or someone used to destroy from within. in t Thursday Afternoon Club met last week at the home of Mrs. William Pax man. Luncheon was served at 1:00 p.m., and "500 provided the afternoons entertainment. Prizes were won Mrs. Alice Peart. noon. Finally, Troy was taken by trickery. The Greeks built a large, hollow, wooden horse. Soldiers hid inside. The re- -i xnaining Greeks boarded their ships and pretended to sail away. They left behind a "deserter who persuaded the Trojans to bring the horse into the city. A priest warned them "Beware the Greeks, even when they bear gifts. But the Trojans did not heed the warning. That night, when the Trojans were asleep,. . Miners' Union Auxiliary met last Wednesday evening in the mid-morni- The Senior Citizens are planning a Parcel Post Sale to be held May 1. The poem below gives all the necessary in- Afternoon Club by MARTHA GLAUBER SHAPP, Editor , Tie Now Book of Knowledge legen- -' Eastwood. Mrs. Eastwood ducted the business session. After the business of the evening had been disposed of delicious refreshments were served to members, Mrs. Mary Newman, Mrs. Patricia Brady, Mrs. Edna Jasper, Mrs. Pansy Treloar, Mrs. Virginia Randle, Mrs. Annie Smith, Mrs. Vola Nevers, Mrs. Frances Ewell and Mrs. Mabel Butler. con- Legion Auxiliary fun, games and knowledge In ancient times a Womens Society of Christian Service met last Friday evening ta the home of Mrs. Carlene At the close of the meeting refreshments were served to 18 members. Do You Kfi02 What was the Trojan Hortet -- Christian Service promised a speaker for this particular program once a month. The members were especially Impressed at the very informative talk, and thanked Mr Anderson for his time. American Pared post sale planned ... CU Young s "somewhat like a star. Thus a quasar is a starlike radio source. (There are other radio sources that are larger than quasars.) (For a free booklet, "The Magic Carpet, illustrated in color from The New Book of Knowledge, send name and address to Martha Glauber 9-- 1 flhapp, Box 47 Putnam Valley, New York 10579.) "Dietary Control of Cholesteror'features more than 75 recipes for soups, main dishes, vegetables, salads, dressings, sauces, desserts and breads. Some of the intriguing main dishes include Chicken a l'Orange, Veal Scallopine, Flank Steak with Herb Sauce, Pepper Steak and Flounder served with Horseradish Sauce suggested here. For your free copy of "Dietary Control of Cholesterol" writes Fleischmann's Margarine, P.O. Box 36F, Mount Vernon, New York 10559. FLOUNDER AND HORSERADISH SAUCE 2 cups water 4 onion slices 1 carrot 2 sprigs parsley 1 1-- 12 tablespoon Fleischmann's Margarine 4 teaspoons flour to 2 tablespoons horseradish, drained 1 bay leaf 1-- 12 Combine water, onion, carrot, parsley, bay leaf and salt; simmer 10 minutes. Roll fillets ana drop into stock. Simmer 2 minutes or until fish turns white and flakes easily. Remove from liquid; reserve 1 cup stock. Ada more water if 10-1- necessary. 2 teaspoons salt pounds fillet of floundeV Melt Fleischmann's Margarine; stir in flour until well blended. Gradually add reserved fish stock, stirring constantly. Simmer 10 minutes or until liquid is of sauco consistency. Remove from heat and stir in horseradish. If desired, garnish fish with parsley and sprinkle sauce with paprika. To serve, spoon sauce over fish. Makes 4 servings. 125 caLserv. |