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Show THE LEADER-GARLAN- TIMES. November D 11, 19 .'6, Page 7 Ora Hoskins Retires Husband Becomes Postmaster 1 Ora the Hoskins, "officer-in-charge,- " namely her i It 77 - hus- band, E.T. Hoskins. Mr. Hoskins will assume the responsibilities of the postmaster until a decision is made on the fate of the small Post Office. "The decision will probably be made next year," declared Ora. "I've personally written congressmen and postal officials alike urging them not to install a rural route or a contract j THIS WEEK'S GOOD cook is Mrs. Bryan Larsen shown here with two of her children Michael 4 and Tricia, 11 months. station." "The majority of the people in Portage want to maintain the full service office," she went on to say. "We have been keeping the Post Office open for six hours a day, but since it is part of our house, we do business Good Cook's Corner Children Help Mr. and Mrs. will open up a little n the aecis, ion concerning the Post Of fice will be made next year. area, m any raie me u x 7. . Hoskins . . v vx ,. , LCIdllllL. Ulllll WCCA Xmas. Save $ by making special Xmas gift at the Salary POTTERY Salary: a sum of money approximately equal to half of what you're worth. Princella that HUT 257-5- 217 jjpS&IJ Sweet Potatoes In Syrup pBJ ITTTK: Chunk' Tuna Cut Rib Standing C--J18,oz,)ifoj Iwfe f. ) con jyf -- A3r Manor t i y- Round Steak USDA Choice-Fu- Juicy 0K0 Tang Drink Instant Breakfast Refreshing Drink t ft. AT Cauliflower Up Pkgs. .11 Cut ll Snow White and Delicious Spa Facial Family Flour Tissue lb. Save At Your Nearby Safeway JU .flO. 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Yields 8 servings. 1 1 cup envelope unflavored gelatin, V teaspoon ginger, Mi teaspoon salt, Vi cup water, 1 undiluted, evaporated milk, Vi cup (4 medium) eggs, seperated, Vi teaspoon nutmeg, to sweetener equivalent cinnamon, teaspoon for one cups sugar, 1 V cups canned pumpkin, mashed. Pastry 9" pie crust, line a 9" pie plate with desired crust. Bake and cool. Combine first eight ingredients, reserving whites of double boiler until eggs. Beat well. Stir and cook in top of (10 min.) Stir in about sauce white medium of consistency sweetener. Place in refrigerator until cold. Beat white until mixture, add they form soft peaks. Fold pumpkin into gelatin beaten egg whites carefully. Pour into pie shell and chill until set. & Boneless yogurt, V cup cup unflavored 1 catsup, 2 tb. celery, diced fine, i tb. green pepper, diced fine, sweetener equivalent to tb. onion, chopped fine, ' t. seasoned salt, Va t- - pepper. Mix all 2 cup sugar, well. Chill overnight. blend and ingredients Chiffon Pumpkin Pie Texas Ruby Red 4fir House Chicken, n i una urRey,oet;i Grapefruit bo9 20-l- b. Meat Pies lb. 1 1 Exchange per serving: 1 cup equals meat, "B" vegetable. teaspoon salt, 2 cups carrots, sliced, cup cheese, grated, flakes. Vg teaspoon pepper, one sixteenth cup parsley Boil carrots gently about 5 minutes, turn off heat and drain thoroughly. Return to sauce pan. Sprinkle with cheese, letting carrots stay on burner until cheese melts. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and top with parsley. Alamo Dry Sea Trader None Finer , tb. serving low-calor- Betty Crocker Assorted Layer 1.. j HflBa lf!$vr IIS8t m wm mm Thousand Island Dressing 1 2m Cake Mixes Cut Yams Being a diabetic has one advantage. It forces you to eat balanced meals. That's the opinion of this week's good cook, Mrs. Bryan Larsen. 436 No. 1st East. Tremonton. Mrs. Larsen suffers from a mild case of sugar diabetes which was first detected about a year and a half ago during her pregnancy with her youngest child, Tricia, 11 months. The discovery created a few tense moments, husband and wife both concede. Mrs. Larsen admitted to being a bit "scared" when the disease was first diagnosed because she "didn't know much about it." The pregnancy and doctor's warnings that the condition could affect the unborn baby added to the problem. "The worst part was knowing somebody else was involved and you might be, responsible," Mrs. Larsen recalled. During the final six weeks of the pregnancy she underwent weekly tests to check on her own and the baby's health. , "Both mother and daughter made it through in flying colors. Mrs. Larsen's diabetes is relatively mild requiring no ' insulin but limiting her to a regular and strictly balanced diet. "I think if more people would stay on balanced diets their health would improve," she said. Having eight children around as enforcers helps Mom avoid temptation. "Mother, you shouldn't eat that," is the typical response when a piece of cake becomes an overwhelming desire. The Larsens have one of those traditional large Mormon families prompted by their own upbringing in large families. She comes from a family of 6 and Mr. Larsen comes from a family of 10. Their own family of eight includes Curtis, 15, 'Larry, 12, Vera Jene, 11, LaDawn, 10, Gerald, 8, Emily, 6, Michael, 4, and Tricia. Large families are "the best kind," according to Mrs. Larsen. "I don't think you really go without a lot by having a large family," there's a special closeness you can't get anywhere else...'' One thing diabetes has done is force Mrs. Larsen into the ranks of the diet drink drinkers. The kids "really think that's icky," she said. "I did too at first.. .now I can't stand regular soft drinks." Much of the time the entire family eats the same meals. But Mrs. Larsen does bottle her own fruit using a sugar substitute while doing it the traditional way for her family. The family also dries a lot of their own fruit which all can eat. Mr. and Mrs. Larsen are employed taking care of the Tremonton Stake Center in what Mr. Larsen terms a "partnership job." It's had to be lately because Mr. Larsen hasn't been able to help out as much. He sports a cast on his left foot: He blames the cast on Stake President Gerald Simmons who recently counseled fathers in the stake to "play with their boys." Larsen injured the foot playing football with his family in the back yard. "I don't know why he didn't say chess or checkers," he laughed. The recipes offered today by Mrs. Larsen are foods "anybody can eat" but they are "good recipes for losing weight." 1 - f- jew-eler- Temptation calories per 1 Avoid AAon 23 ' - the Shoshone Indians on the Washakie Indian reservation near Portage. "We used to sell gloves, moccasins, ear rings, necky laces, purses and other from our store. This was before the young ones moved away and the old ones died," Ora said. Having witnessed many changes in the postal system as well as in the town of Portage, the Hoskins are hoping for the best. In the forties there were 500 people now there are but 189. They feel many people would like to return to Portage who grew up there, but the great distance to Hillfield, Thio-ko- l, and other major employers has been a factor. Still people living in Portage presently work in these locations. They claim land is hard to find but when the new water system goes in it whenever the bell rings," she added. Ora has been the President of the League of Postmasters for the state of Utah for 18 years, a postal counc-elo- r for 10 years and member of the cost assertainment program for 10 years. The Hoskins also have operated a small grocery store adjacent to the Post Office since 1945 and retired from that two years ago. "We really enjoyed the close personal contact with the people in Portage," 'Ora said. "We've watched the kids grow, marry and have kids of their own." The couple had many duties besides getting the mail to their friends and neighbors such as filling out forms for the earthquake evaluation and other official forms. The Hoskins even recall trading leather goods with post- master for the town of Portage since 1945, has retired. In her place will be a well seasoned v of) i wuJIi ft f - A Good Source of Protein Creamer 1Mb rooieu nine Juice Glass each lb. I Al Items and Prices In This Advertisement (ffectiva Wednesday Thru Tuesday, 10 thru November 16, 1976 We Welcome Food Stamp Novembar MW Tremonton COPYRIGHT 1940 SAFEWAY STOHtS INCORPORATED ttfett m Mrcrar Shoppers 14 |