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Show J r- - LJT ; m North Box Elder Museum Board Set North Box Elder Museum Board has been organized to spearhead development of an area museum to be boused in Tremonton. The museum will be developed on the second floor of the Tremonton Community Center (old McKinley School). Named to the board are: Mrs. Mabel (Reed) Anderson, Both well; Carl Borup, 756 No. 3rd East, Tremonton; Jess Earl, Deweyville; Mrs. Fanny (John) Fridal, 50 No. 4th East, Tremonton; Grant Fridal, East Main St.,' A ii ;,v V rj Tremonton; Mrs. Maxine (Oleen) Gam, Fielding; Mrs. Ora (E.T.) Hoskins, Portage; Mrs. Eva Mae THIS WEEK'S good cook Is Mrs. Anita Kilfoyle shown with children Kris ten and Ryan. Start Baking Club Reviews For Holidays 'Joni' By Flo Munson The Mrs. Mabel Anderson. The book, "Joni" by Joni Eardeckson was reviewed by Mrs. Mary Waldron. The book, "Joni" is an autobiography by the author of a true life experience. Anyone from high school age on will find it very worthwhile reading. A declicious dessert was served to sixteen members present. Christmas". Baking presents no problem for Mrs. David (Anita Hunsaker) Kilfoyle of Garland who bakes continually the year round. "My mother was an exceptionally good cook" Anita said. "I suppose I inherited some of her love for cooking. My husband is very easy to cook for, just so I don't serve soups or sandwiches. I thoroughly enjoy baking and also make lots of enticing desserts." Anita spent her girlhood in Honeyville and graduated from Box Elder High School in Brigham City. She was later employed at the Box Elder Enterprise and also did secretarial work for Law's Dodge. It was Anita's sister who arranged for the first date fori Anita and David. "I wasn't too impressed after our first date," she confided; ''but we continued dating and thljBJfiars later were married. We lived irv Bothwell about five years before moving to Garland." The Kilfoyles have a lovely home at 196 West 1025 South which Anita keeps immaculate. Among her hobbies she lists art work - sketches, charcoal and ink painting. Many of her paintings have prominent places in her home. One wall in their son, Ryan's, room has a huge painting of a whale. Kristen's room has paintings suitable for an adorable little girl. Ryan is 5 and Kristen just Garland-Tremonto- n Literary Club met Wednesday evening at the home of With the promise of cooler days ahead, most housewives are now ready to start baking for the holiday season just around the corner. The charming practice of baking an extra cake or batch of cookies should solve some of your gift giving problems. Remember a homemade gift from your kitchen is still one of the nicest ways to say "Merry TheGolderi Spike Camp of f the DUP will meetv;Tliurs-ws- ? day, Nov. 17, at 2 p.m. at the home of Valaine Austin with Hilder Stum and Elma Fuller as hostesses. The lesson will be on native pioneer stories given by Margarette Smith. 3. Other hobbies include sewing for herself and her family, camping as a family, and just plain being a good housewife. "David calls me a Domestic Engineer instead of a housewife - it has a better sound, don't you think?" She laughed. Anita is involved as a Primary teacher, teaching the four-yea- r olds. She is a Relief Society visiting teacher and an active member of the Civic and Home Arts Club. "I was on the committee for our opening social in Relief Society in October and we had a German menu. It was really interesting. We will have three other socials during the year. I will assist in the menus for each. I have basic menus made up in advance for our family. My husband, who, incidentally, is employed at Thiokol Corp. likes plain meals. One evening I made a very elaborate dish, it took me hours to prepare it, David simply sat and stared at it and so I didn't try that any more. We have a vegetable garden each summer and I do lots of canning." Today Anita shares some of their favorite recipes with The Leader readers. Howell Plans R S You'll see only the best at the IDS Region Festival Nov. 15 - 16 at Bear River High School. The two top road show performances from the Tremonton Garland, Malad LDS stakes will provide the entertainment for the evening which begins at 7 p.m. Stake specialists called to coordinate the activity are Chris Chournos, Tremonton; Norma Holmgren, Garland; and Ila Mae Williams, Malad. On November 15 members of the Tremonton 1, 3, 5, 7, The Howell Relief Society and e Worry District Supt. of Schools, Dr. Leon- CHINOOK WOODSMAN rr7r r, Bridal El-wo- Call in today & register your name for the following weddings wards, along with Garland 2nd, Howell, Fielding, Beaver and the remainder of the Malad stake. Nov. 10, Melody Supan & Chris Valentine Nov. 1 7, Joni Nesson & Ron Williami Nov. 1 7, Jennette Morris & Sieve Jeveks Nov. 18, Janet Chrislensen & Todd Williams Nov. 19 Julie Allen & Roger Potter The general public is invited to attend. 257-548- Volunteer Auxiliary Slates Bake Sale ' 1 Let us be your wedding gift headquarters - PRICE SELECTION CONVENIENCE $1 The Volunteer Auxiliary, of the Bear River Hospital (Pink Ladies) will sponsor a bake sale Saturday, Nov. 12 in the Foxley Insurance and Real Estate Office, 39 West Main, Tremonton. The sale will begin at 11 a.m. Organizing the sale are members Nancy Burnett, Violet Morgan, Eulla Hansen and Arlene Tarbet. According to Jennie Gephart, volunteer director, all proceeds will be used to help improve health care facilities for Bear River Valley residents. bazaar items will be sold later. Lots of goodies and many beautiful handmade articles will be on sale. Everyone is invited. Jost Add It To Your Charge Account 70 Turkoy NUTS & COLTS VODUrja TURKEY taste. Cook green pepper and onion in butter until In casserole dish blend soup in sour cream. tender. Stir in remaining ingredients. Sprinkle with grated cheese or parsley. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 min. Free turkey will be g iven away at 2 p.m. on Nov. 19th at center of tawn3$szB& j Keguter at any participating business - no purchase necessary. ZESTY YAMS Three med. yams, cooked and peeled. cup brown lk tsp. salt, 4 tbs. butter, Vt tsp. cinnamon, V tsp. nutmeg, Vz cup miniature marshmallows, dash of pepper, cloves and ginger. Mix salt, spices with brown sugar. Place a layer of sliced yams in lMs qt. buttered casserole. Sprinkle with brown sugar mixture and dot with butter. Continue until all ingredients are used. Bake at 375 degrees for 30 min. Add marshmallows the last 5 min. and brown lightly. Sliced almonds may be placed on top if desired. sugar, Kafhie Kinney Dixie Fetes Connie Local Miss Anybody who can grow hair on a bald head is probably still a baby. Miss Kathie Kinney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Hugh Kinney of Tremonton, was chosen as third attendant to Miss Cindy Warr, 1977 Dixie College homecoming queen last weekend. Miss Kinney, a graduate of Bear River High School, is a sophomore at Dixie where she has maintained a 3.7 grade average and is a member of Phi Theta Kappa (National Jr. College Honor Society). She is also a member of the Dixie Spirits singing group. She performed a vocal solo, "You Light Up My Life", as her talent number. RAISIN BARS cups water. Cook together about 5 min. Save cup liquid. One cup sugar, Vi cup shortening, 2 eggs, 2 cups plus 2 tbs. flour, 1 tsp. cinnamon, 1 tsp. soda, 1 tsp. vanilla, cup raisin liquid. Blend sugar, shortening and eggs. Add remainder of ingredients. Spread on a large greased cookie sheet. Bake at 375 degrees for 15 min. Frost lightly with thin icing and sprinkle with chopped nuts. , Vi PEACH MARSHMALLOW SURPRISE 30 vanilla wafers (crushed) , V cup brown sugar, 4 tbs. V 2Vfe cups miniature marshmallows, 1 pkg. dream whip (whipped), chopped nuts. milk, cup About 4 fresh peaches (or canned). Melt marshmallows in milk over low heat. When cool add whipped cream. Mix cookie crumbs, brown sugar ' and butter. Press of crumb mixture into a 9x5x3 Inch casserole dish. Sprinkle with nuts. Alternate with layers of sliced peaches, half of marshmallow cream, more peaches, etc. End with crumb mixture. Sprinkle with chopped nuts. Chill. butter (melted) Other attendants were Diane Pruhs of Salt Lake City, Becky Boren of American Fork and Judy Olsen of Spanish Fork. a One fellow has discovered how to bring money home from the tracks. Instead of picking horses, he picks pockets. If you've been playing the stock market for a few years, you're proud of It means you've still got a shirt. You Tremonton, West Ut. Bear River State Bank Millers Jewelry Tremonton-Loga- n Savings Southwick Real Estate Foxley Real Estate Lee Allen Real Estate Foxy Fashions Weiler Jewelry Carlson Glass & Paint Carl & Dons 2 Hales Bros. Furniture Northern Furniture Heidi House Buttons & Bolts Bowcutt Floral Shoe Glen 2 Lazy P Montgomery Ward May's 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 2 2 2 2 l l 1 Bear River Drug Dream Girl Errols American Golden Bowl OK Tire Safeway Cowleys Leader Norlunds Four Seasons Don's Furniture Hamilton Drug Classic Shop Allen Meat 2 Gepharts Coast to Coast 3 M.H. Kings Keiths l Winners can bring their turkey coupons to either SAFEWAY or CARL's & DONS " m NORBEST or MANOR Main 257-568- 2 More to come must bo present to win. R&R HARDWARE 176 & e comoHt itu imw nom ncowowm 5 The theft occurred Nov. 4 while Jenkin's truck was parked at Murph's Inn in Corinne. skunks in the county, noting it is conceivable that dogs could come in contact with rabid skunks and then endanger school children. The board is seeking the cooperation of officials especially in areas where no active animal control officer is employed. BAKED TURKEY STROGANOFF Two tbs. green pepper, 2 tbs. chopped onion, 1 tbs. butter, 1 can cream of mushroom soup, lh cup sour cream, 2 cups diced cooked turkey, V tsp. paprika, 2 cup milk, salt and pepper to cups cooked noodles, One cup raisins, Page EARTH school grounds. He cited the wards, along with Garland 1st, Belmont, East Garland and Curlew and some Malad Stake wards will view the performance. Viewing the performance the second evening will be members of the TremoWon 2, 4, 6, Bothwell, Deweyville and Promontory 10. 1977. Wed & CcjI Bsrnisj Sfe outbreak of rabies among , Mrs. Shumway sought and received assurances from the council that the second d floor of the community center will be perm-anentl- y committed for use as a museum. Thatcher-Penros- Leon Jenkins, Bear River City, reported the theft of a tool box and tools valued at $557 to sheriffs deputies. ard Dalton is working with county attorney O. D. Lund to let communities know of their liability regarding dogs on school property. Dalton said concern has been expressed regarding the number of dogs roaming city-owne- , TIMES. November D will hold their bazaar Saturday evening, Nov. 12. Supper will be served at 6 p.m. and - - Bazaar Mrs. Dorothy (Verl) Kirby. Fridal Estates, Tre-Mrs. Mildred .monton; (Jack) Shumway, 295 No. .3rd East, Tremonton; Mrs. Marj (Hughie) Thompson, Grouse Creek; Jay Wester- ' gard, Garland. . Mrs. Mildred Shumway told the Tremonton City Council recently that the board will immediately be-' gin to explore various fund-in- g sources. , LEADER-GARLAN- Snow-vill- e; Region Festival Will Feature Road Shows Spike Camp Meet Slated ' (Kendall) 'Kimber, twelve-memb- THE Can! n os BUTTERBALL, NORBEST or EMPIRE 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 4 2 2 |