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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEJLDEg, THURSDAY. MAY 27. 1937 1 EAST GARLAND By Mrs." David Larson Meals and Memories on Memorial Dau ac-Ta- ana Ronald Leonard and Helen Kilpack went Miss be- Sunday to visit friends Huntin home their fnr Leonard will attend school nd orwL Is oD' tt this summer. ridMrs. Roy Pugsley, of Park Tl suDDer quests of Mr. and Jabmh Hansen Friday. Miss Pugs t" thom home. , MCOmpiU"" Mrs. Amos Rigby, of Ban- me for Miss Rigby on Saturwere dinner too . evening. They at the Bishop's home. Miss SL. left Friday for her home in at the Bishop's home during .J school season. mm Mann went to Ogden on ess last Wednesday. fte nig" SCnooi giauuaira home from Honeyville, where she has taught school the past season. Dale Miller represented the county scnooi district in tne Deseret News Pentathlon m Salt Lake City, Saturday. Miss Marie Larson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. David Larson, has accepted a call to the Eastern States Mission. She will enter the mission school in Salt Lake City in June, prior to leav ing in early July. Reed Johnsen accompanied his un cle, Willard Hansen, back to Los An geles, where he will remain indefinit ely. Mrs. Lund, county agent, held a demonstration in canning of green and leafy vegetables at the home of Mrs. Alva Rhodes, Thursday. On the following Monday Mrs. Lund tested the pressure cookers in this commun There mav be Parad family today. There may be ead visits to last resting places. There may be cheerful, youthful salutes to the photographs of family heroes. There may be nothing more than relaxation and reflection. But the inner man must be served. Dainties are expected on Memorial Day especially if the usual Memorial Day gueBts arrive. Strawberry Brazil Nut Charlotte 1 pint strawberries 1 cup sugar 1 tablespoon gelatin V. cup cold water 1 cup sliced Brazil nuts Salt 1 cup cream 6 whole Brazil nuts Wash and pick over strawberries and reserve half a dozen for garHull remaining berries nishing. and crush with sugar. Set in a warm place until sugar is dissolved. Soak gelatin in cold water a few minutes and stir over hot water until dissolved. Stir into strawberry mixture, stir occasionally until mixture is cool and add sliced Brazil nuts. Add salt to cream, whip and fold into strawberry mixture. Pour into mold, chill several hours until set, turn out of mold and garnish with strawberries and whole Brazil nuts. Pineapple Sabayon 2 egg yolks 2 tablespoons sugar cup Hawaiian pineapple juice Pinch of salt 1 teaspoon lemon juice 1 teaspoon vanilla Few drops rum flavoring Beat yolks of eggs until thick and creamy, add sugar and place in top of double boiler and continue to beat. Add the pineapple juice, salt and flavoring. Remove beater and stir well with a wooden spoon for 2 minutes longer. Keep water in bottom of the BoTible boiler below the boiling point or the mixture will curdle. ri weekend here. The members of the stake Y. W. M. I. A., entertained Wednesday afjte old folks all enjoyed a good ternoon at the home of Mrs. M. E. jftre show at Garland Saturday Andrus in Garland, with a shower and which they were taken to Tremon- social complimenting Miss Eva Adams Ijuad treated to ice cream. stake president, who is to wed Earl Young of Perry, in early June. The Misses Eva and Ardes Adams and Miss Rhoda Larson attended a shower given in honor of Miss Golda Acord at the Relief Society rooms in Sunday Garland, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Isaacson en& May tertained at a family dinner Sunday. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Korth, and daughters, Bessie, Leone and Phyllis of Garland, Mr. and Mrs. d Elvan Korth of Tremonton, Mrs. ATA Mrs. Twin of Falls, Binghom Mark Dayley of Murtaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Korth of East GarMIRACLE land. A special program was given in the club work Sunday evinterest of Lewis Hunsaker, which after Jar ening, stake genealogical worker, gave an where they spent the school af-i- if ft' 'A Buy for and Monday 30th 31st GROCERIES SAVING Ell-woo- WHIP 4-- H Other Brands Quart '.":.." 25c LETTUCE r- Urge - . JU SALMON ran 10c Can POTATO CHIPS Per 8 Pa'ckage COFFEE 15c Cellophaned Lb. Pkg CRACKERS Kinds Packages All CORN 10c FLAKES Urge 9c Package PEAS No. 2 2 Sifted Cans JEL-SER- 25c T freshing Packages MARSHMEL'S Pound 15c Packag Christensenslnc Thrift Storp JREMOXTOX. UTAH I111 interesting talk. Miss Rhoda Larson joined the B. K. H. S. faculty members at a breakfast party in Box Elder canyon Saturday morning. E. S. Hansen returned Sunday from several days trip to Idaho, where he took his sheep for the summer range. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rhodes were Portage visitors Sunday afternoon. Verneta Adams, Lloyd Adams, Ches ter Atkinson, Willard Larson, Rhoda Oyler, Lenna Shaffer, Carl Potter and Masaya Watanabe were high school graduates from this community. Mrs. Alva Rhodes served a chicken dinner Saturday to Prof. Blanch and 20 classmates of her son, Keith, from the A. C. U. The students were in the class of farm management. Pres. Samuel Bennion of Salt Lake City, was a visitor at the Alva Rhodes home one afternon last week. Ten members of the ward were in attendance at the Logan Logan temple, Tuesday. f I V . bay-leave- allspice, etc. (2) Put surplus sauce in a tight jar; keep in cool place for later as needed. use, On Your Doorstep your doorstep this morning Is an extra supply of milk for your guests or perhaps for your first picnic of the season. Parade or no parade, picnic or no picnic, guests or no guests, modern methods of distributing this healthful food, insure delivery. Milk is one of the oldest foods known to man. In the Bible the story of the Promised not gold Land visioned but a land of "milk and honey." Milk provides almost every type of nourishment needed by the human body. Truly your milk supply is as dependable as daybreak. On Preserve them Be thankful next Fall. to-da- ij at O.P.Skaggs System Store Please pardon us for bragging but we can't help it with values like we have for our customers. It pays to shop at an O. P. Skaggs System Store where quality is sold at bargain Here are some for Saturday . . . ; prices .... PORK AND BEANS Pierces 2 Large 2 V2 Cans .. isliifllliill!lf!l!!;!l F 1 BY BETTY BARCLAY CATSUP S1! CORN Take your dearest friend to your preserve closet and tell her to choose one jar for herself. Nine times out of ten she will cuddle a jar of strawberry preserves under her arm without hesitancy. No matter how many strawberries we put up, (wild or cultivated) we never have enough. Long before the next canning season arrives, we find ourselves adding "strawberries" to our shopping list, week after week. Truly, the strawberry is king of the preserve closet. Buy sparkling, new glass containers for this year's pack. Strawberries are too expensive and too delicious to use with worn containers or covers. Remember the story of the new wine in old bottles and stock up with both pints and Quarts. And place them on the front rows of your shelves. Nothing looks better than delicious canned strawberries, smiling through transparent glass. well-stocke- Here are two recipes that you will appreciate: Strawberries Open Kettle Use one-thiras much sugar by Select only weight as berries. firm, highly colored berries, cover with the sugar, and let stand several hours, over night if possible, then place on stove and bring to a boil. Let boil rapidly for 10 minutes, removing the scum as it forms. Pack into sterilized glass : 1111 M M M M Campbell's, Except Chicken 3 for -- for Misses and Women Tremonton, Utah "M"MH1HMMHHMIM1H 2"z OC CaQt 9&j Large Package Package ... k x 10c 1Q(t ljy Uy Li) Package Baby Beef I round 1 JLvJV SAUSAGE Ml 3Sci a Choice Fed Heifer Beef - Lb Q fIOC Attd Htpr Quart Jar TOMATOES - Fresh, Ripe IP Pound - Large, Solid 2 Heads tf lOy BANANAS FLAVORADE l(b IU 3 Packages Firm' Ripe Pound V r Radishes - Onions SAUSAGES Libby's Vienna Cans tl(t 1QV 1 2 I llT Cans Large Bunches 2 for Dr SALMON O Ajh DelMonte Red Tall Can VEAL LOAF JELL-WEL- L Flavors Packages 1 AH A (j Vr OC CJT 2 Cans STRAWBERRIES YUM FINEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES OCt Hewlett's &Qr Pints GRAPEFRUIT SUGAR . u.-i- POT ROAST 19 Pound .... LETTUCE LUNCH SET Cloth Bag .... D 70 I No-- 2 Can IfW IvV Quality Meats BOILED HAM FRANKS All Meat 2 Pounds 33 GROUND BEEF 2 Pounds .... Varieties Pound 10 25 Lb. STEAK 27 35 Fluffo O 7(fc t SHORTENING SAUSAGE Pork 2 Pounds Vi Round Pound LUNCH MEAT ItOAST 1 Package MAYONNAISE Package b. ..Li76 8'0Z- - CANDY KISSES Pack of 80 10-l- .....: POTATO CHIPS tt(t JLJ Mb. Package 3 ofa I All Brands Pound Marshmallows 3 Jy COFFEE CORN FLAKES 3 Otf Glass h Lees Market 19' DRIED BEEF LibUy's I I 25 : SOUPS DEVILED MEAT the Idle Isle tea room in Brigham Thursday afternoon. Covers were laid for twelve members at one large table The centerpiece was Iris and Snowballs. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. J. Brough, Mrs. Lee Hendricks Mrs. Guy Ballard entertained the and Mrs. Howard Glenn. A delightful G. S. S. Club at a bridge luncheon at luncheon was served. Can, FANCY CAKES Strawberries Hot Pack stem, Wash, precook gently lor 3 minutes in syrup. Remove from syrup and cool. Boil syrup 3 minutes. cup lemon jufce may be added to syrup. Return berries to syrup and let stand several hours. Reheat and fill clean glass jars to within lMt Inches of top. Put on cap, screw-in- g band firmly tight. Process in water bath 20 minutes; or la oven 68 minutes at 250 degrees; or In pressure cooker 8 minutes at I Buy the Best for Cash and Pay Less at M 2 Pound e. Former President Hoover is planexhibit for the ning mining industry 1939 Golden Gate International 13 . jars and seal. pounds. lid' 1 f Can d One-fourt- CHEESE Mild Lb. OLIVES 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ira Andersen went to Idaho to visit relatives, Tuesday Fred Barfus left Tuesday for NeAlice Earl entertained a group of vada" to visit his niece. young friends Thursday evening in Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hansen, Mr. honor of her sister, Mrs. Leslie Dan-siThe evening was spent making and Mrs. H. P. Rasmussen and Lewis Hunsaker were Logan visitors Tues- candy. day. OCe CtXy NAPKINS enjoy our cool, airy, smart wash Sheer, crash, lace, dimities, print, nen and other materials . . fashioned into S&rt SUitS and fr0cks t0 keeP yU C01, Sit. left-ove- is for Strawbernj The Kinq of them all I I Meat Sauce To the ingredients for the meatless sauce, add a half pound of r meat. ground fresh or Cook as directed. (1) A more elaborate sauce, ia made by adding such flavoring elements as mushrooms, pimentoB, s, garlic, celery, sage, thyme, iggest Food Values WHEATIES You will resses .... All Sizes Meatless Sauce can tomatoes (strained) can tomato paste onions (sliced) tablespoons butter Salt and pepper Cook above ingredients for about an hour, or till thick, stirring frequently. Boil spaghetti, macaroni or egg noodles till tender, in plenty of salted water. Drain. Pour sauce over boiled spaghetti and serve hot. 2 Dutch Apple Cake cup butter, 2 eggst 2i cups flour, One of the most powerful short 3 teaspoons baking powder, tea- wave radio transmitters in the world spoon salt, 1 cup milk, 1 teaspoon will be built for the 1939 Golden Gate vanilla, thinly sliced apples. Cream International Exposition. i clip sugar, Quarts Mr. Kirkham represented the Stake Authorities at the conference Sunday evening. He was accompanied by his wife. Good report was given from all the organization. The Y. M. M. I. A. was reorganized with M. W. Hansen as president, Leslie Anderson, first assistant; Garnet Abel, second assistant; with Merlin Romer as secretary. The outgoing officers were: Owen Rasmussen, LeRoy Larsen, Heber Mortensen and Orsen Christensen. The new secretary for the Y. W. M. I. A. is Alice Petersen, in place of Elino Romer. For Primary secretary Mrs. Harold Hansen was named. Paul Hansen from Mink Creek, came down to stay with his uncle, M. W. Hansen. He will help with the 'iHMtMlltMmill t fruit puddings. 2 average servings. Italian Spaghetti Sauce A tasty and delicious sauce for macaroni, spaghetti or egg noodles may be simple or elaborate, meatless or with meat, as desired. PICKLES WASH DRESSES v , Serve hot In small sherbet glasses and with several lady fingers on the plate. This may also be used as a sauce for bread or 1 1 2 butter, sugar and eggs together. lix and sift flour, baking powder and salt, add alternately, with the milk, to the first mixture. Add vanilla and beat thoroughly. Pour into a greased pan having batter one inch deep ia pan. Arrange thinly sliced apples in, rows on top of batter. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon and dot with small bits of butter. Bake in moderate oven (250 degrees) 45 minutes or until apples are tender. Etoner Chicken chop suey, corn Scalloped Cabbage 3 cups cooked fritters, rolls, asparagus salad, apple shredded cabbage, 2 cups medium pie, coffee. white sauce, 1 cup soft bread crumbs, I cup grated cheese. Mix cabbage Chicken Chop Suey white sauce. Put layer of caband 2 cups cold chicken; 1 cups cookin a greased baking dish, add . ed rice; l teaspoon pepper; 2 table- abage of crumbs. Repeat until all layer spoons flour; 1 cup cooked celery; 1 ingredients are used. Sprinkle with teaspoon salt; 1 tablespoon butter; cheese. Bake in hot oven (375) about 1J cups chicken stock. 20 minutes or until brown. Cut chicken and celery in thin strips before measuring. Mix them with the It is not necessary to make a fresh rice, salt and pepper. Melt butter, supply of salad dressing for every add flour and mix well. Add stock meal at which a salad is served The slowly and bring to the boiling point, above dressing will keep for several stirring constantly. Add the chicken days, if kept in a covered jar in the mixture and heat thoroughly. ice box. Dili beet thinning. 1UC Luncheon Cream of tomato soup, green bean salad, sardine sandwiches, sliced peaches, cup cakes tea, milk. j ity. The weekly genealogy meeting was Helen Thompson, Vica Hall, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Oyler. yorFridal, Clyde Newman, Ernest of the Relief So li uoyle Hunsaker and Ferrell Mrs. Ray Capenerwas in attendance stake board, ciety icom. There were 17 graduates at the local of last Tuesday meeting school this year, aB the district Mrs. L. M. Hoiman gave the week. home from Wil-jguth Munns came literary lesson on the biography of Saturday where she has been Julia Ward Howe. uns year. Vernon Shaffer, his sister, Mrs. eachinff school immtha Christensen returned from Grant Wilde, and son, Jerry, motored Romer from from Salt Lake City to spend the jjrland and Francis syeiside Breakfast Bananas with rhubarb, cereal, soft cooked egg, toast, coffee. ( 2 - jton if Household Hints 28. Dance at Fenrote Friday, May 28. i ne spienaia closing program of the Mrs. Robert Miller Garland school was well attended by parents ana patrons from here. Those atweek to visit Mrs. Chris finishing the eierhth grade are; Vem ?TJ- Robert Miller and chil Oyler, Leroy Oyler, Jr., Ned Shaffer, ivy anaiier, uaipn Hoiman, Dale MilrxTAngles left Saturday to ler, Ruth Adams, Harold Isaacson, also Lves in Idaho. They will Hansen and Lee Rhodes. uarrci vlowstone Park and beanie, Miss Leila Adams has rptnmpH Slay r,nsep. Friday, Christensen x pi T - FITS PAGE Odd Or 2 Lbs OCtcJ tOr SPRING FRYERS Large, Fat : rouna : f MUTTON CHOPS 15c FOOD STORES I |