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Show Wednesday. May 9, Taste of the Tropics' Celebrates Mother's Day 1984 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, A UFWC Names County Women to High Office May 13 is Mother's Daw Hav you thought of how best to express your love and appreciation for all that she's done? Why not splurge this year and take her to an exotic island! If that's a bit out of your price range, bring a taste of the islands to her with a e lusciously different dessert, Tropical Fruit Cake. This elegant treat gets its tropical flair from papaya, one of the most versatile and readily available of the "newly discovered" exotic fruits. Papaya has a distinctively sweet and mellow citrus flavor with a smooth, creamy texture and golden color. When sparked with another tropical fa-- , vorite, rum, this tempting twosome creates and inviting and exciting taste. To prepare this sensational dessert, you don't have to endure the heat of the tropics, thanks to versatile unflavored gelatine. Just combine a few simple ingredients with the geletine and papaya mixture and chill. Fold in whipped Three Utah County Women were elected as president and members of the executive board of the Utah Federation of Women's Clubs for the Gladys Goates, Springville, president-elect; Mrs. Katherine Brim-hal- l, Orem, corresponding secre- tary. of International president-elec- t Federated Women's Clubs is Mrs. Jeri Winger who was also installing officer. Other board members are: Mrs. Ruby Roberts, Tooele, first vice president; Mrs. Geneva tarian. Hosting the convention was the delight. And Florence Valgardson convention chairman, with Mrs. Valgardson. Irma Berpe of the 19th Centurv Club; and Mrs. Lillian Hatch, Timpano-go- s First District President. speaker at the Women's Council, with Mrs. Katherine Brimhall, president, as cream, strawberries and cake no-fu- ss 6 Swartz, Ogden, second vice president; Mrs. LaRaine Petersen, recording secretary, and Mrs. Sharon Ward, treasurer, both of Brigham City; Mrs. Palma Jacobs, Moab, historian; and Mrs. Fay Myers, Murray, parliamen- 19 prayer breakfast. At the opening session Mayor Fergusen welcomed women, with Mr. Joseph Kay Brooks as keynote speaker of that session. He is from the years at the state convention Saturday at Provo Excelsior Hotel. Mrs. Florence Valgardson. Provo, is state president; Mrs. No-Bak- cubes and chill again for a 1984-198- Page Don Black, was Provo FBI Office, and spoke on "Red Flags'' for White Collar Crime in Utah and Utah County. Speaker for the banquet was Mrs. Winger, outlining her programs for the coming two years as she will be elected president of the International Women's Clubs June 15 at their convention at the Las Vegas Hilton, The Madsen Memorial Chorus of Women's Council furnished much of the music, along with other solo participants. Many awards were given at the Literary, Arts, and Crafts Competition. Mrs. Viola Adams was honored as local Club Woman of the Year, as was Mrs. Elsie Scott as Volunteer Club Women of the Year. They are both from Provo. Federated Women's Clubs have earned over $87,000 for scholarships and have donated 177,927 hours of volunteer service. no-bak-e, be- cause unflavored gelatine is flavorless, it lets the full fruity flavors shine through. make this Mother's Day So, extra-speci- by serving Tropical Fruit Cake. Mom can enjoy a cooling trip to the tropics without leaving the warmth of the family who loves her. TROPICAL FRUIT CAKE 3 medium papayas, peeled and sliced al quarts water 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine 12 cup sugar 3 eggs, separated 34 cup milk 13 cup rum 1 cup whipping or heavy cream, whipped 1 extra-specia- l. No-Ba- NO-BAK- E 2 Tropical Fruit Cake makes Mother's Day No-Ba- pint strawberries, sliced Fashion Show Will Highlight (about 2 cups) quart cubed angel food or 1 sponge cake Coarsely chop enough papaya to cups; reserve remainequal ing slices for garnish. In large saucepan, bring water to a boil; add chopped papaya, continue boiling rapidly, 5 minutes; drain. In blender or food processor, puree enough chopped papaya to equal 2 cups. In medium saucepan, mix. unfla4-- vored gelatine with 14 cup sugar; blend in egg yolks beaten with milk. Let stand one minute. Stir over low heat until gelatine is completely dissolved, about five minutes. Stir in pureed papaya and rum. Pour into large bowl and chill, stirring occasionally, n (7 until mixture mounds slightly n when dropped from spoon. In large bowl, beat egg whites until stiff. Fold egg whites, then whipped cream, sliced strawberries, remaining chopped papaya and cake into gelatine mixture. Turn into spring form pan; chill until set. Garnish with reserved papaya slices and, if 12 servings. cz:z OPENING NEXT WEEK DV10, 3ft In the Albertson's Mall on BYU Diagonal. bulk food buying in Utah County. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 0UX 0PEMXC OFFER. PRE-CRA- . DiKouirt opplwi to a 6 ontk reducing program. 0r you can 10, Save cr4 issff en to 50 on your food budget A vSw NN yy jfy yy Sy m w m I qwoflty mwchcHNteJ yow clean wp on fn fc$' iavtf$, price limited to stock on hand Na orders or rainchecks. Jl noa a a a J xpiroi 1 EXAMPLE OF SAVINGS at least 7 times!" Sound familiar? Keeping weight off is as tough or tougher than taking it off. 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They will be wearing white uniforms suitable for all hospital workers, not just nurses," said Nancy Jenkins of Utah Valley Medical Center. Ms. Jenkins said the fashion show has been held in previous years and is well received. "It's sponsored by Smith Uniforms of Provo. Each year Mr. Smith offers prizes to those who attend. Just fill out an entry form at the fashion show." The show will be presented three times during the lunch hour at the hospital. I c.f tp&j Wt Hospital Wear PEE-SBA- a desired, additional whipped cream. Makes about : |
