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Show Free Press - Wednesday. March 22, 1SS9 - Page 6 Think pitok ffoir sprkg Emstieir cat Mmws Whenever spring is mentioned, folks think of yard work, mowing the lawn, trimming shrubs and trees, and the general renewal of spirit and nature. Spring also means that Easter is just around the corner, and in the case of 1989, Easter is next Sunday, March 26. Shoppers who intend to renew their wardrobe should remember a few tips from Norma Ivins, owner of American Fork's Ivins Stores. "Mint, pink and black and white .are predominant colors for this spring," Norma says. Casual wear Easy Easter treats.. By KALYN SECRETAN Easter comes early this year and when it comes in March, if s here before we know it. Easter is a day of commemorating the resurrection of Jesus : Christ. Church services andspecial music mark the day. But even before the time of Christ, springtime festivals marked the end of winter and the return of new life to the earth. The egg is a symbol of new life and it has become an emblem of Easter. It just wouldn't be Easter without coloring and decorating eggs. Kids look forward to the Easter Bunny, Easter egg hunts, an Easter hike or picnic. Others look forward to a traditional Easter dinner with turkey or ham, a hot dinner with all the trimmings or perhaps a cold dinner with your favorite salads and finger food. There are many ways to decorate an egg, but we prefer to use liquid food coloring. We just use crayons to write names, draw pictures and decorate the eggs. They are dipped in cup ofboiling water with a teaspoon of vinegar added and 20 drops of food coloring. Cool slightly. Colors can be mixed after making the yellow or green eggs to color the blue, and red and blue to make a purple. Cupcakes are always fun to top with tinted coconut and jelly bean eggs. The coconut can be colored by placing it in a bottle with a teaspoon or two of water and several drops of green coloring. Shake the bottle to distribute the color. Dilly Vegetable Dip 2 c. mayonnaise 2 c. sour cream 2 T. dill weed 2 T. Bonapetit 2 T. parsley Minced onion (optional) Blend well, Chill and serve. Mother Goose Popcorn 1 12 c. powdered sugar 1 c. sugar 12 c. milk T. margarine tsp. vanilla 1 1 Food coloring Bring to a boil, boil 1 minute. Pour over 6 qts. popcorn. Easy Baked Beans 1 large can pork and beans 13 c. catsup 12 tsp. mustard 14 c. brown sugar 12 tsp. onion salt Mix and bake in oven about 30 min. at 350 degrees or heat in microwave. . Marshmallow Eggs . 6 T. cold water 2 pkgs. plain Knox Gelatin 12 c. water 1 12 c. sugar 1 tsp. vanilla (other) is most popular, with emphasis on cotton sweaters. Cotton is cool for the summer months.' Norma emphasises that skirts are longer again. "Mini's are gone. Skirts should be just above the knee or long. Baally, any length is okay whatever you feel good in." There are lots of suits, available in spring colors. "Suits are still good, and draases are alwaya in style, but there is mora sportswear available at market than anything else. Coordinating skirts and sweaters are popular too," Norma says. The important fleece garments so popular the past year are too warm for the coming spring and summer months, and they're giving way to cotton blends in casual styles that women love to wear. , for your Anyway, whan you shop new spring outfit, think about comfort as wall aa the pastel and floral fashions that are reminiscent of the Victorian era whan romance set the stage for the fashion industries naweat creations. always-popul- ar food coloring grated dipping chocolate (about 112 lbs.) 1 hard cooked egg Flour to fill 2 dripper pans and a square pan 8x8x2. Soften gelatin in 6 T. water; put sugar in 12 e. of water in saucepan and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and add gelatin and stir until dissolved. Let cool in fridge until barely warm. Beat with electric beater for about 5 minutes (mixture will look like whipped cream). Add a pinch of salt, flavoring and color. Fill holes in flour with mixture and place in fridge to set 10 min. When set up, flip in flour and shake off excess then roll in powdered sugar or dip in choco-- I late; or white dipping chocolate. up-ab- out one-ha- lf Pineapple Salad Heat together: 2 c. crushed pineapple 1 c. sugar 2 T. lemon juice 1 pkg. jello Add: 1 c. boiling water 2 pkgs. Knox Gelatin, dissolved 12 c. cold water in 12 c. cold water. Blow the eggs out of several egg Cool. shells. Fill with jello and put in Fold in 1 c. grated cheese 1 c. cream (whipped) or 2 c. fridge to set. Peel and serve on lettuce along with cottage cheese, whipped topping etc. 12 c. walnuts - ar K-1- 2, T-TM- fi) I ifW BC Does not include Lehi High School chess team prepares to defend their title By TRACY WILSON Lehi High School's Utah State chess champions are preparing to defend their title next weekend at Olympus High School in Salt Lake City- They are the 2A titleholders for the past two years. coach of Mr. Jim Howe, the Lehi program, warns that the state meet is a grueling event with seven rounds over three days. Each round can run as much as three hours. Players are not only competing against an opponent but also against the clock. As a warm-u- p to the state meet, Lehi is hosting an Openhouse tournament March 25 from 12 noon to 2 p.m. in the LHS cafeteria. This is players from open to school-ag- e kindergarten through twelfth grade. Afeeof$l will earn every player a ribbon and a U.S. Chess Federation national rating. Currently with Lehi has 125 students, national ratings. This makes Lehi m nn n Jello Eggs upholstery, fur, vinyl or special reduced items listed in this ad., 7 . j LlJ . r" r-- L ) Uf V S t . our regular retail prices i City one of the largest per capita clubs in the nation. Sam Jessop, an LHS senior, has the highest rating achieved by a Lehi player at 1575 (out of a possible 2000 which is termed "expert"). He is followed by Tannie Ma at 1192. Tannie is an exchange student from Hong Kong who just took up chess this season, but who has an extremely intelligent and analytical mind. Juniors Jason Reimschussel, David Christiansen and Alawna Rowley help keep the Lehi dream alive with their talents. They are followed by sophomores Janet Jessop, J axed Warner and John Archer. In addition to the high school tournament, a junior high competition at the state level will behosted at the Orem Recreation Center April 7 for seventh through ninth graders. Lehi Jr. High competitors have been in the top three or four 6-- for the past several years. 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