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Show THE LEADER-GARLAN- TIMES, July D 8, 1976, Page 7 VJFMJWMMWM love Chairmen Thy monton Planning Board each year. Chairmen for this year's event are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Borcherding, 582 No., 1st East. The annual affair, held at North Park, includes a variety of concessions and "Love thy neighbor" seems to be the motto used by this week's "Good Cook." Mrs. LaVeda (Dick) Rock of Tremonton commented, "My whole life lies in doing things for people." This fact is very evident in and around the Rock neighborhood located at 506 South Tremont. "I love my neighbors," said Mrs. Rock. The neighbors will attest to this. It isn't unusual for LaVeda to make a batch of eight dozen cinnamon rolls in the afternoon and to be left with less than a dozen in the evening time. And then there was the lime, when Mrs. Rock made 50 pairs of hot pads, only to end up with one pair for herself. Another herculea task, Mrs. Rock has taken upon herself is that of making afaghans for her 13 grandchildren. When asked about her hobby of cooking, Mrs. Rock said that it has always been her life and she does it because she likes it and especially because she can share it. Mrs. Rock says her neighbors and friends are welcome to "anything that she has." She is, constantly traipsing the surrounding area with large plates filled with rolls, or nutbread or even a big kettle of steaming hot soup. "I have the best neighborhood in the world. If anyone has any problems, everyone helps. Everybody helps everybody." This is exactly how Mrs. Rock reacted when asked to give a good reason for her . good deeds. "All my life I've cooked," she said when asked to recall some early cooking experiences. Mrs. Rock reminices about standing on a chair making bread, when she was so young and so small that she couldn't reach the cupboard top. Mrs. Rock was the fourth of 18 children in the Spencer family. Actually, she was the oldest girl, due to the deaths of her older brother and sister. This left her with lots of opportunities to do the cooking. "I could and perhaps should have opened a bakeshop, but I never got the time," she said. Mrs. Rock further commented that hobbies and pasttimes such as sewing, crocheting, cooking, gardening, working and camping take up her time and keep her Nine area Cub Scouts are needed to participate in a flag ceremony during an open house for the new Bear LaVeda said that she married a hardworking man. Her husband Dick worked for Box Elder county for 38 years, the longest anyone has ever worked for the county. He served as a patrol operator for 30 years and a road supervisor for the remainder of his term. According to the Rocks, keeping busy is what keeps you going. You can keep busy by trying a few of these recipes, specialties of Mrs. Laeda Rock. LEMON SALAD 257-362- Cub leader Paul Adams of Tremonton said he will utilize the first nine cub scouts The open house will take place in approximately one to two months. pooopcqoocoooooooooooooooooouuuuuuno July 8 Shelley Anderson & Darrell Sanders Desert Flower Stone Ware Connfe by Noritake July 9 Denise Borup It's hard to weigh the faults of others without resting your thumb on the scale. & Daryl Flamm The reunion will include a ol class of 1966 will hold their j. program and dinner. A class ten year reunion Aug. 14 at 6:30 p.m. at Bowcutt's Re- - j picture will also be taken. ception Center in Tremont- on. Cost, is $12 per couple. If Classmates who have not returned their replies or reservations are urged to do so this week to Leon J. Holland, 651 No. 1st West, July classmates can not attend, a He who burns his candle at both ends ... isn't very bright. 9 If you think nothing is impossible, try yawning with your mouth closed. & Kristjne Tripp DeVere Hansen the program containing Iceland is so cold that most of the inhabitants have to live someplace else. Old Town Blue Correlle and Appliances and Cookware Tremonton. The Bear River High Scho-- ; together." r Hospital. . .GOOD COO- K- This week's good cook is Mrs. Dick Rock of Tremonton. they enjoy doing things together. They recently remodeled their house and Mrs. Rock said they "worked like troopers at River Valley Community Plans Reunion Dick and LaVeda recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. Still today who contact him The Cubs should have a complete uniform. A bicentennial neckerchief is preferred. Class Of '66 ;"Bare Facts" of other classmates will be available for $1.50, Holland said. r Kl r. o 8 srr . Home is where you go when you're tired of having to be nice to people. Appliances Bond Sales taking this early lead are: Beaver and Emery. Five other counties: Grand, Millard, Sanpete, Sevier and Uintah topped the 50 percent mark. Two of the state's 29 counties topped 100 percent of their share of the "Take Stock in America" campaign goal of $32.5 million for Utah in 1976. The counties V R 176 Hardware R & Main West 275-568- 2 Utah Tremonton. iboooooccooooocooooooocoooboooooooO'aotxK MJrjrMMWMWJrMMM: packages lemon jello, 2 cups hot water, 3 bananas, 2 cups crushed cups pineapple drained, Vfe cup small marsnmal-low- . 2 2 After adding lemon to hot water, let cook. Saude-V- 2 cup pineapple juice and 2 tablespoons sugar and 2 tablespoons flour mixed together, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 egg yolk. Cook this til tick and then cool. Whip V2 pint of whipping cream and blend in sauce. Spread over jello and sprinkle with mild cheese. fMT ft wide variety of jobs have been held by Mrs. Rock also. She is Currently working at Mack's Family Restaurant where her two biggest jobs are baking pies and cooking breakfast. "I've cooked for about 21 lfc years professional, " she said. She has cooked for tyve yearsj at the Greenrock Cafe (Cross X) and 11V2 years at Western Trails among other cafe jobs. In addition to cooking for a living, LaVeda has worked at the Rocky Mountain Canning Company, a turkey processing plant and the Perry Canning Factory. She has a certificate for working at Rocky Mountain for 25 years canning tomatoes and peas. Mrs. Rock said that she has worked all ihese years to put her children through college. The Rocks are the parents of four children, Mrs. Neil (Ranae) Anderson of Renton, Washington; Devere Rock of Garland, Richard Dean Rock of Tremonton and Carol Ann Dudman of Ogden. The Rocks also have 13 grandchildren. Mrs. Rock's face lighted up when she remarked that Devere's boy was her "first birthday present." He was born on her birthday. "We have a lot of fun with our children and our grandchildren," she commented. Mrs. Rock is a firm believer that kids should have fun and the yard is equipped with bikes, trikes and skooters to fulfill this purpose. The bottom drawer of the fridge is even filled with toys. (pair 1 quart milk, 1 pound butter. Scald and add butter. Beat 1 dozen eggs and add 2 cups sugar and 4 teaspoons salt. Now add butter and milk. Put 4 packages of dry yeast and xk cup sugar in enough warm water to dissolve. Add 16 cups of flour. Let raise. Roll out and let raise. Bake at degrees until light brown. 350-37- Captain's (Ehnirp SftrfnobB 'fhf v 5 Serves make sweet rolls, rool out dough and put melted butter on top. Sprinkle cinnamon and sugar and roll up. 200. To COLESLAW Turbot Fillet Tasty Shrimp Brilliant Brand AO Salad Perfect ' Captain's Choice Fish Sticks Thighs or Fryer Breasts Drumsticks Chops Pork Chops Assorted Loin Sliced Boston Butt DAVL DA..l Bonelesi Pink Pork rUIRIWCm ib. Card Of Thanks S ft 9 S Wright's Jr 3 Loin 3i99 A Thrift Buy Highway Brand At Your Nearby Safeway Store ft M Peanut Butter Table Syrup Muffin Mix leaf 1641. tub pkg. Richard Eggli, Tremonton. The MIA girls left Monday morning to spend the week Their at Tony's Grove, leaders Lois Nessen, Shauna Kerry Wood and Marci Nessen will be accompanying them. Mr. and Mrs. Val Nessen and son were over night guests Wednesday of the Lyle Nessens. LaMont Mr. and Mrs. Nessen were weekend visitors of the James Nessens', Amanda Smith is a house-gue- frey, we would like to extend our sincere appreciation. Special thanks goes to Dr. John L. Sorenson and the capable nurses who were so efficient and so kind during the many times Hyrum has received care in the Logan hospital. The words of comfort and the beautiful floral offerings softened our grief, May God bless! Orson, Cyril and Asael Godfrey, Nettie Lott and Flo Munson 1.05 kitchen Craft Sofeway's Best 4 25 Piedmont Brand Piedmont Brand Buttermilk '1.19 S 2.92 Sor-ense- were guests Saturday of the Ariel Sorensens. Weekend visitors of the Burke Jones' were Mr. and Mrs. Scott Teuscher, Mr. and Mrs, Ted Oyler their families, Mr, and Mrs. Kenny Jones and Mr. and The Mrs. Kelly Joties. r OOv 70' C...L riCJII 69 Rib Roast 1.15 Turkey Franks d..x LCdll JIUUIIU PCCI I C I I VCI USDA 1 bottle or. bottle 48 Vienna Sausage 129 Town House Or Libby's Jumbo Cantaloupes Colifornio'i Serve Topped With A Scoop of Scott iel 0 Marigold Kitchen Craft QD6G Jl 69 MONTICELLO 7" Salid Pljle. Dinner Plate, Uuat, SoupCetcal Bowl. 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Sherbet morning when their daughter, LaDawn, took suddenly ill and had to be rushed to the hospital in Ogden. Upon arriving at the emergency center there it was found that she was suffering from a violent reaction to the medication she was taking. She sure gave the family a real scare for a few hours. 89 , The Piece Lucerne Assorted Flavors Taste Great Served With Sandwiches 4t can 64 ' Iceberg Lettuce 3 By i Orange Juice Fruit Drinks Serve Chilled, Crisp Lettuce Wedges Topped With Your Favorite Lucerne Salad Dressing for Summer Meals F'nt !b Sold no 1.17 Granulated Sugar can st the next month. Mrs, Elmer Fallows attended the Basset reunion in Brigham City Saturday. n Mr. and Mrs. Charles pccn s,ar.. Brand U&l l.iO 70 pkg. I Mr. WrigM'l White Vinegar Ib. ZXSf Smoked Hams bottle Wild Blueberry Crisco Salad Oil Nu Made Vegetable Oil Pure Biscuit Mix J Short Ribs Ib. 1.99 1, Black Pepper Fabric Softener of Mrs. Elmer Soren-seShe will be staying for 1.69 , Delicious 1.19 cam Skippy xeamy or Chunky Pancake Mix 45 "Z 99 ft Cubed Beef Beef For Slew USDA Choice Beef fU..,L .IIUin C,L. ICaU) Round Bone Arm Cut 8,2.o,$1 Cragmont Diet Assorted Flavors A Trim Way o Cool Your Thirst To each and everyone who of our brother, Hyrum God- and family ne Flsinr rlUUl 'N 77 Safeway Regular Any Size Package UCCI 3$1 3.99 Margarine Corned Beef bV Green Tea JIKT 1? loaves ,, Knockwurst Safeway Old World , a 98 'em Great Cold Cuts Sterling To pkg. Sliced Bologna - 7 Bone Choice Beef assisted in anyway during the recent illness and death BY JENY WOOD and French Bread French Bread Sharp Cheese Chuck Roast USDA Round Steaks rfeBeef .1.49 Steaks Short Cjt 2.29 Individual Size Steaks Cube Steaks Made 1.89 From Steak Meat ib. 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May be kept in refrigerator to use as needed. Put over chopped or shredded cabage. Chopped green onions and carrots shredded fine give color. Enough for a large bowl of slaw. 1 Howeff Way Fonnesbeck Nine Cubs Wanted amusement centers sponsored by various civic clubs in the community. It is highlighted by an evening fireworks display financed by the Chamber of Commerce and carried out by the Volunteer Fire Department. Other activities include championship little league baseball games. Plans are underway for the annual July 24th celebration sponsored by the Tre- By Sheree Josephson .The folks in Howell really went all out Monday in celebration of the Bicentennial. The festivit.es took place all day. ' The day began with the flag ceremony and breakfast, primary parade, ball games,, fishing, cake eating contests, and many other tun events. Beautifully decorated cakes were auctioned off by Terry Hess which netted nearly $500. A wiener roast and fire works ended the day which will long be remembered by all. Many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. George Bench and all who helped. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kotter was blessed Sunday. He was blessed by his father and given the name of Douglas Leon Kotter. Out of town guests here for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Andersen, Logan, Mr. and Mrs., Allan White, Duchesne, Mr. and Mrs. Tin- - Andersen, Mr, and Mrs, ' Vernal Andersen of Sandy and Mr. and Mrs, Plans lay For July 24 Fete Neighbor' Is Good Cook's Motto . NUTS & DOLTS 4 M 'IS 98 INCOHPORATtO |