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Show THE money to reach. The funds will then be donated to the LDS Church Educational System in underdeveloped countries. Bear River's goal is (600. One dollar for every student, "We encourage parents to behind their children and the Seminary system in making Project Share a a seminary officer said. 'Proecf Shore' W7 Aid Education System - a . " t . - The Tremonton-Garlan- i Senior Spminarv d has ann- - I ounced a church-wid- e fund raising activity called Pro- - . v t 7 J , ject Share. Students all over the world will setting a goal of TIMES. March 24. LEADER-GARLAN- Attochttcn Invites Retires tact the following officers: President Dale E. Porter, 210 S. 5th, Corinne; First The local chapter of the National Association of Re- tired Federal employees has invited non members to join. The chapter meets at the Community Center in Brig-ham City every first Friday of each month. For more information con- - Vice President Hazel Bar-stan-d low, 586 S. 6th W.. Brigham City and Treasurer James Nelson, 33 N. 2nd W., Brig-success- ," ham City. 24, IS, t it CUBE H WESTERN ill' 71 mm 7 I N . 12 MAYER " NORBEST LB. OZ. H 39 VARIOTYPAK i 49 ?lj FAMILY OSCAR Evan (Bonnie) Christensen of Thatcher. S s AD IFHCTIVI MARCH THIS WEEK'S good cook is Mrs. Page 1977. "A" TURKEYS u GRADE 5 HENS 0, Good Cook's Corner cox VIVA Ths Place. Is "This place is like a cafeteria because nobody ever gets to sit down long enough," says this week's good cook. "It's either the slow cooker or the microwave," says Mrs. Evan (Bonnie) Christensen of Thatcher. The mother of two active teenage daughters still living at home and a member of the world of work herself, Mrs. Christensen means what she says. She works 40 hours a week at Mountain View Nursing Home in Tremonton where she is employed as the bookkeeper, among other things. It fell her duty, pleasure too, for instance, to play Santa Claus at" the hursing home Christmasparty:! Later, she took her costume andfc toured her own neighborhood to see if she could fool the neighbors. She couldn't. "You're the only four-fohigh Santa Claus I know," said one neighbor who guessed her right off. Mrs. Christensen says many people feel working at a nursing home is a sad experience. "It really isn't," she professes. "We have a lot of fun with those people." Mr. Christensen is a Thiokol employee. But the family also runs a large operation in Faust Valley as well. The couple are the parents of six children: JoAnn, the oldest, recently married and lives in Malta, Idaho. "She married the boy next door ... and after all these years they finally found each other again," Mrs. Christensen laughed. The wedding was like old home week. Their oldest son, Claude, works for the Bureau of Reclamation in Denver. Daughter, Tami, is the wife of Tremonton policeman, Bill Meyers. And son, Cordell, is a yearly employee of U & I Inc. in Garland. The two active daughters at home are Lynette and Kayla. Lynette plays trumpet in the stage band, the LanSirs, which left this week on a California tour. Kayla has spent the past several weeks as stage director for the student musical, "Pajama Game" which recently concluded. Both daughters are members of the A Capella choir. Mrs. Christensen takes an active interest in, the girl's choir activities since she is choir director in the Thatcher-Penros- e Ward. She also sings with a sextet and usually gets the call at the nursing home to organize musical programs for the residents. "This place around here is a little bit like Grand Central Station, with kids coming and going," Mrs. Christensen confessed. Hobbies? If she has any, which she says she doesn't have time for, it's antiques. Her beautiful wooden dining table once belonged to her mother. She found the chairs in the basement of the Brigham City Library and completed the set. And a room in her basement is filled with other articles A Cafeteria' PAPER TISSUE LBS. 4 ROLL w JUMBO ROLL daughter-in-la- that for Crumb Pie, has been certified an award winner. It took the sweepstakes ribbon a year ago at the Box Elder County Fair. " Try your hand at it. : CRUMB PIE two-thir- SHRIMP GUMBO -- HUNT'S 3 FRUIT C0CCUAIL WESTERN Dry out 6 - 8 slices of bread. Mix together IVi cups toasted bread crumbs, V2 cup butter, V2 cup sugar, 2 tsp. cinnamon. Put half of this mixture into a pie pan and press. Bake 10 minutes. Custard: 3 egg yolks, cup sugar, 2 cups milk, 2 Tb. flour, 1 Tb. lemon extract: Cook until thick and put into pie shell. Beat 3 egg whites until stiff. Put over custard, but not crust. Smooth out. Put remaining crumbs on top. Bake 25 minutes at 325 degrees. oz-$ioo PINEAPPLE JUICE 46 OZ. 63c mm CARNATION INSTANT MILK KRAFT 50 8 DRESSINGS DOG FOOD BLUE BMPKIAIV I CANS $1089 QT. OZ. FRENCH CATALINA GREEN GOODESS FRISKIES cup margarine, 2 Tb. flour, 2 minced cloves of garlic, 2 sliced onions, M cup chopped bell peppers, one No. 2 can tomatoes, one No. 2 can okra (also comes frozen), one 6 oz. can tomato paste, 3 beef boullion cubes, 4 tsp. Worcestershire sauce, tsp. grd. cloves, Vt tsp. chili powder, pinch of dried basil, 1 bay leaf, 1 xk tsp. pepper 3 cups water, lVz lbs. shrimp. Brown flour in butter. Add garlic, onions, green pepper. Cook until tender. Add all other ingredients except shrimp. Simmer 45 minutes. Add shrimp and simmer about 5 minutes. Serve over rice. CflBAO 25 49c if ami a nTc" nniTomj nPS iru m S LB. BONNET mini munrm VArun FLOUR sB SSI" Sg 5 iLB05G00D0liLY 95c uuiTumiT MARGARINE QQC V LB. COUPON EXPIRES APRIL AT CARL DON'S liijno uat 1 tiWCKY CHARMS L I oa tv 1 i v- nnnuui 11s 1 C?HL0N ELPIRES IgsS SC000"0NLYaT m s ""l'"R WITH - uiiTuniir w "--T CARL 1 HI t DON'S PfwducE TEXAS SPRING SALAD DRESSING mm 1977 1, J Ru a TTariT rnTTpnuSSS i mi rlLLoDUKl - one-eigh- th (fisher boy d cup tomato soup, cup d vinegar, cup salad oil, cup sugar, 1 Tb. Worcestershire Sauce, lh tsp. dry mustard, tsp. salt, tsp. paprika. d Add one and cups salad dressing and beat until thick. V2 15 FAMILY 'A one-thir- one-thir- s. one-eigh- th one-thir- 18 NUTRITIOUS HOT DRINK 1 pkg. cup of Tang, 3 cups sugar, lemonade mix (dry), 2 tsp. cinnamon, 1 tsp. cloves. Mix all ingredients. Use 2 tsp. mix per 8 oz. hot water. 12-o- z. ra . 5) Ck 1 8 0Z T PKG. j Gcins Position FOR RUSSET SWANSON Bill Woodhead has become member of the Library of Congress staff as Environa journey. Each es in the novel exemplifies that the real need every person has is for someone to listen to him. He needs to tell someone of what he thinks, and a solution to many of his problems can be found by talking them out with a good listener. of the episod- Mrs. Fridal served delicious refreshments to her guests. mental Policy Analyst in the Ocean Policy Office, Congressional Research Service. Woodhead will conduct research projects for the Congress concerning all ocean and maritime matters in order to provide Congress with information necessary to formulate national policy and pass legislation. Woodhead is the son of Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Woodhead of Tremonton. i'M. V I Woodhead The Listener' Fridal was the gracious hostess to twelve members of the Tremonton-Garlan- d Literary Club and two special guests, Mrs. Frances Getz and Mrs. Nell Puzey, when they met at her home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Nell Puzey gave a most interesting review of "The Listener" by Taylor Caldwell. The book is a powerful novel of anguished souls on a mystical inward SCOTT The first recipe, Mrs. Puzey Reviews Mrs. Mae HONEY 48 she's restoring. At the present time Mrs. Christensen is also working on the family income tax return. Since she is the bookkeeper at the nursing home, her husband "figures" she can do the income tax return at home. Today Mrs. Christensen passes along a number of recipes with a southern style, not necessarily in honor of a southern president, but because she has a southern-grow- n '; FAMILY 7 & CHEESE oz. 4 n TREMONTON POTATOES CHOICE 10 6 68' NAVEL ORANGES 7 LBS 891 |
