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Show THE Harpers To Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary ir ') J : THIS WEEK'S GOOD COOK is Mrs. Nancy Burnett, her son, Jason, 5. shown here with Good Cook Corner Out These Company Treats Try they traveled extensively throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Grover was made an Future Farmers By Flo Munson The following recipes shared by Mrs. Darwin (Nancy Bowcutt) Burnett of Riverside are great family and and couldn't be easier to make. company favorites Nancy is a young homemaker and she and Darwin have a son, Jason, 5, and a daughter, Andrea, just one - year old. Nancy is a graduate of Bear River High School. She has been employed at Thiokol Corp. Darwin is employed by Patriarch James White at his blacksmith shop in Garland as a welder. Following their marriage they made their home in Salt Lake City for some time before purchasing a lovely Boise Cascade home in Riverside. Nancy has a knack for interior decorating and her home sparkles with her original ideas. "I play soft ball on the ladies league and both Darwin and I play tennis and golf. We enjoy camping and going for motorcycle rides." "I like good, fast, easy recipes tor summertime and fall," she confided. "Darwin is easy to cook for, he likes plain basic meals." Darwin stopped by and commented, "I like the cake Nancy makes best of all. pineapple upside-dow- n She's a good cook." You'll be pleased with the results from the recipes " Jisted The Simada Club held their first meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. Glenna Hales Tuesday even- i is , If) Tre-mont- I - 9 n Improvement Association and as a home teacher in the LDS Church. Mrs. Leavitt was born in Deweyville in 1909. She has been active in many wards, serving as a Sunday School and Primary chorister, ward chorister, ladies MIA and Relief Society presidency. L-- Mr. and Mrs. Grover Harper Priest, and has served as building chairman and on the welfare committee. Eva has been a Sunday School, Bee Hive, and Relief Society teacher. She also served as Relief Society president, stake camp director, and junior Sunday school coord- -' inator. Since retirement they have spent their winters in California, Arizona, Lake Meade and St. George. Their summers were spent at Lake Powell and Fish Lake, Utah ; : ' grandchildren, 14 Seminary Seku, Washington as trailor- - V Mrs. treasurer; Mrs. Glenna vice president; Mrs. Hales, Vernel Morrison, secretary- - ART OF HOMEMAKING ART OF TEACHING SALE THE BUILDING AROUND Oo,, GOSPEL 1 12 East Utah Tremonton, Main ohvihuo: Diu A 257-362- 9 OF SPIRITUAL St SPORTSWEAR STORIES STORIES BYV OF GENERAL HUMAN Hi. 1 A Confidence is that quiet, assured, superior feeling you have just before you fall flat on your face. For rJ For x Boys Navy 40" 10 on. A Value $2.79 R&R HARDWARE Tremonton, West Ut. Main 257-568- 2 SALE ft r m Blue DENIM oz, SATIN 176 MATCH USUAL PRICES T Size For" & l 77 TAFFETA !5 Price fe? LOW-LO- JERGENS SOAP Bath AND OUR 00 Missy & Teen BROKEN &Q88 Our friend says he used to dream of the day he'd be making the salary he is now IN AT SKIRTS DENIM 788 Men attic." WASHER MIX RELATIONS SPECIAL old one of yours I found in the starving pants tops AUTHORITIES Cob FLANNEL SHIRTS Then there was the chain smoker who read so much about the evils of smoking that he gave up reading. father: "Here's my report card, and here's an Ladies JEANS Home: Where a teenager goes when he's tired or hungry. Boy to Vflt For 6 AO 13 S DEVON "8 NANCY SPECIAL I BUY IU7oOH GOD FROM CHRISTMAS ROOTS Women's Children's 1AO AND MANY MORE!!! Nothing makes time go faster than buying on it. Men's WORLD THE n AND VESTS CHILDREN CITY , WINTER COATS STANDARDS MEMORABLE Garland Stake Center. An executive meeting is slated for 4 p.m. ) Yt (EARLY STORIES CHILDREN'S OUTSTANDING DON'S FURNITURE C0RElLE SUCH POPULAR TITLES AS: MARBLE SQUARES ' & DAVID MADSEN CONFERENCE BOOK SPECIALS to Single Adults Fireside Set "Wrd 2 30 Phillis one-thir- Q SEPT. GAVLA RODERICK Markham, historian. Light refreshments were served by the hostess. president; RAKE IN m W) d cup sugar, 1 Eight ounce pkg. cream cheese, cup water, IV2 squares egg, V2 cup margarine, unsweetened chocolate, 2 cups flour, 2 cups sugar, 2 eggs, xk cup sour cream, 1 tsp. soda, V2 tsp. salt, 6 oz. pkg. chocolate chips. Combine softened cream cheese and sugar. Add egg and mix well. Combine margarine, water and chocolate in saucepan. Bring to boil. Remove from heat. Stir in flour and sugar. Add eggs, sour cream, soda and salt. Mix well. Pour into greased and floured dripper pan. Spoon cheese mixture over chocolate batter. Cut through batter with knife several times for marble effect. Sprinkle with chocolate chips. Bake at 375 degrees for 25 - 30 minutes. t Lake City. They have four grandchildren. The couple has two sons, Val D. Leavitt of Fielding and Jack Leavitt of Salt chapel. There will be a special speaker. Harston, Mrs. Deloris Hales and Mrs. Roma Whitaker. Officers for the 1977-7- 8 year are Mrs. Grace Hales, NUTS & BOLTS 28 Kraft 2 beaten regional single adults fireside will be held Sunday, Sept. 25, at 5 p.m. at the Jean Leavitt Tremonton Stake Center Mrs. Vernell Morrison s A Mr. and Mrs. A Seminary morning side is slated for Wednesday, Sept. 28 at 6:30 a.m. at the great time. poetry and also gave a bnet synopsis of Faust. Special guests were Mrs. Kathryn Williams, Mrs. Nola C Meet Set grandchildren, and 12 inlaws that have married into the family. Their family numbers 52 at the present and Brookings, Oregon; ites. They like the outdoors and enjoy fishing, camping, bowling, golfing and doing temple work. Eva likes to knit, crochet, and paint in her spare time. The couple have four children: Neil and Ezra of Corinne; Mrs. Lorin (Audrene Yates) Haws of Layton, and Mrs. Leon (Treva) Johnson of Mantua. They have 20 PECAN CARAMEL BARS , Elder County, Blue Creek, Thatcher, Deweyville, and Fielding. They have also lived in Thatcher, Idaho and Monticello and Moab, Utah. Mr. Leavitt was born in Garland in 1908 and worked as a farmer at the Bushnell Hospital, Cutler Dam and the Bureau of Land Management for 33 years. He retired from this job in 1976. Mr. Leavitt has worked in the Young Men's Mutual gave examples of Goethe's cup margarine, V2 cup brown sugar, IV2 caramels, V cup water, Vi cup cups flour, Vi cup sugar, V4 tsp. vanilla, eggs, margarine, V tsp. salt, 1 cup chopped pecans. Cream two thirds cup margarine and sugar until light and fluffy. Add flour and mix well. Press dough onto bottom of 13x9 inch baking pan. Bake at 375 degrees for 15 minutes. Melt caramels with water and Vi cup margarine in saucepan over low heat. Stir occasionally until smooth. Combine eggs, sugar, vanilla and salt. Gradually add caramel sauce and mix well. Stir in pecans. Pour over crust. Continue baking 15 minutes. Cool and cut into bars., Two-third- mor, ton. No gifts are requested. Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt were married in 1927 in the Logan LDS Temple. They have lived in various places in Box The study for the 1977-7- 8 year will be "Masters of Literary Genius". They will study personalities from vari ious countries. This month Mrs. Grace Hales gave the life story of Von Johann Wolfgang Goethe, - an outstanding poet of Germany. Brown 1 lb. hamburger. Add 1 cup drained kidney beans and V2 tsp. salt. Chop 1 onion, 4 tomatoes, 1 avocado, 1 head lettuce.. Grate 4 oz. cheese. Crumble 1 pkg. taco chips and blend. Save a few chips for the top. Mix 2 tbs. sandwich spread, 2 tbs. Thousand Island dressing, 4 tbs. salad dressing. Blend into salad. , Will Honor ing. TACO SALAD , 5 Mr. and Mrs. Gean Leavitt ' of Fielding will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at an open house Sunday, Sept. 25. The couple will greet friends and relatives from 3 to 5 p.m. at the work museum building at the Box Elder County fairgrounds, north on 10th West in Tre- Simada Club Holds Meeting below. .i Organiza- tion in 1946. He was voted "Outstanding Farmer" in 1947 and designated as "Utah's Outstanding 1957 Dairyman". He was the past Director of Box Elder County Fair Board, served two terms as County Commissioner, and was appointed by Gov. Rampton to serve on the Bear River Commission. Mr. and Mrs. Harper are members of Corinne Second Ward where he is a High Page Leavitts' 50th Anniversary m s 1977. TIMES, September 22. D open House A family dinner at Maddox Ranch House will honor Mr. and Mrs. Grover R. Harper, on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. They were married September 22, 1927, in Brig-haCity and their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. They have resided in Honeyville, Promontory, Brigham City, and Corinne. Mr. Harper was born in Honeyville, October 24, 1904, a son of Lewis and Kate Barnard Harper. He had five brothers and two sisters: Earl, Ezra, Vera, Thomas, George, Erma, and Jack. The former Eva Adams was born in Riverdale, Idaho, January 30, 1909, to John and Leuvenia Bishop Adams. She had three brothers and three sisters, Myron, LaVern, Mildred, Wilma, Rex and Ray. The Harpers are farmers at heart and have many fond memories of their family being raised on the farm. Also, of their parents, brothers, sisters, relatives, neighbors, and their many friends that have enriched their lives, both at home and as LEADER-GARLAN- GROUP SIZES |
