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Show "FromWhere I Sit" By Allan R. Gibson Thanksgiving. The one holiday we set aside where we celebrate the blessings that we have. A day to celebrate family and friends, a day to gather and eiyoy good food and good companionship. So many of our holidays are ethnic or set aside to celebrate one idea, hertiage, or person. We have Christian holidays, Jewish holidays, pagan holidays, holidays to celebrate birthdays, holidays to honor our dead and even a holiday to honor the working people of our country, but Thanksgiving is a holiday we can all eiyoy as a people, as a state, as a county, no matter what religion, color, or ethic background we come from. Its a common holiday for all. From all ofus at the Gibson household, Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours. May you count your blessings in the company of family and friends and may your Turkey be moist and your cranberries the way you like them. One of my favorite people, Joyce McCaffery, brought me a plate of Danish Aebleskiver the other day. After making a pig of myself and eating all of them, I thought they were so good that I asked her for a recipe to share with you. They are cooked in a cast iron pan that is round and has round indentations in it. Tm told that can order them for you . 4-- DANISH AVELSKIVER OR AEBLESKIVER (Pronounced Ebleskiver) Joyce McCaffery My Grandmother Greens mother brought this recipe with her from Denmark in about 1905, along with her paa 4 cups flour 2 teaspoons soda 1 2 teaspoon salt tablespoons sugar 4 eggs, separated 4 cups buttermilk tablespoons butter or shortening (melted) 12 teaspoon (Cardamon (Danish spice) 8 In a large bowl beat egg whites until stiff. Mix the dry ingredients in bowl. Pour in liquid (egg yokes, butter and buttermilk), stir well. Fold egg whites into batter. Spoon 1 teaspoon oil into each indentafull with batter. tion. Heat until hot. Fill indentations Cover until brown on underside, turn (with knitting needle or fork) and brown on other side. Roll in confectioners sugar and serve as desired with jelly, jam, syrup or honey butter. two-thir- Ebleskivers make a perfect companion to any meal. not be allowed in town offices during working hours. Learned that the back propLegal money, utility deposits, Christmas erty taxes on the Hanson property at the town cemetery has been paid and the deed is now in the towns name. Heard from Wallace Martin Heard from Mayor Dubinsky tures fires if the Levan Depart- that the culinary water at his At their recent meeting, members of the Levan Town Board: that last years Christmas light- ment cannot respond within five home sometimes has a strange smell. Board member Karl Met with David Church, law- ing contest was a great success minutes. Worwood said he would test the be ofCities to the Named Utah town and she clerk for the the League program thought yer see ifthe problem could water and conand Towns, to discuss some legal should be continued this Christ- the towns records officer in be solved. town work act. said GRAMA the board the He with mas. In the addition, paper junction problems. Learned that Ivan Munk, the Named Gayle Peterson as the and prove upon the Pigeon Creek agreed to buy an artificial tree for towns garbage contractor, has hydroelectric plant has not yet the town hall. It was decided the clerk for Judge Joseph Jensen. Announced Hie appointment looked over the town landfill and been done. He also said the deed beautification committee would to the property where the plant is head the town Christmas party. of Robert Sherwood, Kim Sperry, reported it is in good shape. The Granted a building permit to Patrice Aagard, Brent Campbell, refuse is being covered as it should located can be in one name, not both the irrigation company and Farrell Wankier for a shed. Cheryl Stephenson, and Lee be. Set rental rates for town Spring to the newly formed planN oted that trees hanging over town. He recommended the and clear The be to made and is committee. the equipment equipment. ning power lines in town have been zoning agreements Tabled action on the building taken care of by town power suall deeds recorded properly. He be operated by town employees also reviewed the rights and obli- at the following rates: $12.50 per of a fence at the town shed until perintendent, Tom Park. truck and a later date. Learned that Jason Worwood gations the agreement points out hour for the one-to- n Noted that Laura Kenison of is being trained to read the hydro for each party. When the engi- $32.50 per hour for the other e award meters and gauges by board memneers have completed the prove-u- p equipment, including the cost of Levan received in Hie Utah Municipal Power ber Shawn Bryan. Bryan is also for the Pigeon Creek hydro, the operator. Heard a request from Heber Associations essay contest, held training Worwood in other the irrigation company should in the town transfer to Levan Town the right Taylorfor townspeople and board as part of National Public Power to generate electrical power at members to help collect scrap Week. She received $1,000 in electric department. the site. Church also said the metal for the beautification savings bonds. Learned that Tunnel Springs g effort. N oted that Levan towns natural- and the towns well have been mayor and board members have committees Established a policy for han- -gas the authority to make policy for system meets federal gas turned off for the winter. the town and that all employees dling garbage cans returned to examiner specifications. Noted that the winter hours Learned that work is being at the landfill are from 3 to 5 p.m. and appointees are subject to the the town by people who have policies made. The statute of limi- moved. The first year, the town done to prepare the towns small and that no one should put tires, tations of claims against the two will buy cans back at 50 percent park for winter. car batteries, motor oil, or lead of the cost. After one year, the is two years. Agreed that children should products in the landfill. Voted to give a key to the town will not buy them back. 'Die towns cash box to Mayor Connie collection fee for the larger garbage cans is $15 per month. Dubinsky. Discussed the transfer of Noted that there is a difference between the amount of money from the general fund to money actually in the towns the garbage fund until it is self checking account and the bank supporting. Learned from Lee Spring, fire statement. Members of the board4 chief, that his department is agreed to rectify the surplus. Returned utility deposits to training members and working policy. He said Doug Jensen, LaDaun Ray, and on Farrell Winn. All future deposits that a newly formulated agreement will have the Nephi Fire for Hie town will be returned Department respond to all struc Levan Town Board news notes first-plac- fund-raisin- afire-respon- se Byron LeRoy Chase, 78, dies in Salt Lake City Byron LeRoy Chase, 78, died Nov. 22 at his home in Salt Lake City. He was born Nov. 11, 1914 in Nephi to LeRoy and Etta Chase. He married Theda Pierce in April of 1936. They were later divorced. Kathy, Lesley, Vicky, Rue, Joan, and Patsy; 25 grandchildren; 22 three sisters, Veda Stephensen of Nephi, Reva Ballow of Salt Lake City, and Colleen Nielson of Sunset; and two brothers, Eldon Chase of He married Florence Golden Henderson, Nev., and Rex Chase Miller Nov. 6, 1954. of Chases Ranch. Three infant He was a farmer and worked children are deceased. Maurice Kay, left, and Quinton Kay with the new addition to the Bill for Pettersons Dallen Jesse Kay. ; many years Kay family rubber plant in Salt Lake City. Interment will be at 1 p.m. toSurvivors are his wife, of Salt day, Wednesday, Nov. 25, at the Lake City; children Claudia, Vine Bluff Cemetery in Nephi. great-grandchildre-n; Nov. 16 What a day for all those Kays! The Clip Joint Cooked apple chunks, apple sauce, jelly, jam or nuts can be dropped in to be cooked inside ebleskiever. They can be dusted with sugar or confectioners sugar. proudly announces Maurice Kay and his son generations of Kay men with Quinton Jesse Kay, both ofMona, received a birthday gift which was a little out ofthe ordinary a baby. This is not just any baby, Dallen Jesse Kay, is Maurices grandchild and Quintons son, and the baby was born on his grandfathers and fathers shared birthday, Nov. 16. That makes three generations of Kay men born on the same day. I thought it was wonderful," said Maurice Kay. I thought it was a great birthday present." I was like Dad, said Quinton Kay, I thought it was a great birthday present. Maurices wife, Kathleen, said they had thought it was a good birthday present when Quinton was born onNov. 16 back in 1958. Even when Quinton was born, she said, his Dad was bragging about it. With a son and grandson born on the same day as he was, Maurice has more to brag about than the ordinary proud grandfather. Maurice and Dallen share a bit more than the same birthday. Both of them were bom at 1:30 p.m. although Maurice was born in 1931 and Dallen in 1991. Now Dallen will have to have one of his children on our birthdays and then there will be four BRENDA TAYLOR is now affiliated with us Yum, yum. arg contest matters, She brings 8 years experience to Subscribe to the Times-New- s today!! our salon. Specializing in shampoo sets, barbering and nails. Open Monday thru Saturday 5 Call for appointment 623-232- The Clip Joint 1200 North Main, Nephi, Utah The In a fraction of the time that it will take you to hand address your invitations, you can make your list. The cost is 190 selections from our for each one you select from our list and only 230 for ones that you hand address. We mail anywhere in the United States. Come in today jnd see Allan and find out how you can take the hard work out of your wedding and save money too! a.m. Maurice was born at his home, which at the time was in Mt. Pleasant, and it wds a dreary and overcast day. Dallen was the luckiest of the lot, there was good weather on Monday, Nov. 16, Times-New- s Volume 90, No. 47 November 25, 1992 te t. and Allan Vance R. 1992. CUtaon Publisher Tin (WS Ml-W- l ) - W- ppblliln hr thMlHw ftihHihlBg Ca, tt Sm wS, Mm IM, NpM, Utah MM hmSda pariw h Utah. rOSIMAlIIS: irmi tiinm PM 1 NpM, ! h Th Tin. Wim, tJO. 77, Hi, hi. Utah M..S.T prior ta pnhhrahm. Whoa a h.hSa, Wb a ahaaSliaa SSanhar. laah CoaotT. U1 h Ufrihar prior Sap.lhriara Sit ooo oiria. ootalSa ah wry, t Sta Cap roar. 17 la poiohta la a Srapio cap, prica, Sis. 96 South Main, Nephi, Utah Call 1 today Kay. Kathleen Kay said she said the same thing to her husband in 1958, when Quinton was bom. We woke up at 3 in the morning, and I said to Maurice, Toure not going to believe this, Circumstances were a bit different, she said. Quinton was bom The Times-New- s in Payson at the hospital there. Nephi, Utah There was such a blizzard that November 25, 1 992 morning, she said, that it took us one hour to drive from Mona to Payson. Quinton was born at 5 Let us help you make your wedding easy and save you money in the process. We can help you to send out your announcements in an easy and inexpensive manner. up-to-da- the same birthday, said Quinton. All of three of the Kays have been fairly large at birth. Maurice weighed 9 pounds and Quinton weighed 8 pounds and 9 ounces. Dallen, however, wins the prize. His parents fourth child, Dallen weighed 10 pounds and 3.5 ounces and was 21.5 inches long. , This baby was born on the 16th and we didnt even cheat, said Reina Kay, Dallens mother. Dr. James A. Tattpn delivered the baby at Central Valley Medical Center in Nephi. Because Reina was slightly overdue and has such large babies, Dr. Tatton had planned on starting her labor the morning of Nov. 16, but it wasnt necessary. I started on my own. They were going to start me at 7 a.m. , said Reina, so we took our time getting to the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Kay dropped the children off at their grandparents home on their way to the hospital. I said, Toure not going to believe this, said Mrs. Al ahheahoa photapraph. aha optaar bo pm N aoS, - Tha aPUar a Hp t Mta aan Uaata la aa la iatar aUMaa. Tha a h aat aaarihta tar Paa o arikta pha aataa ar an aaatapaaM hr riaaa-roan arariopa a ft papa alaa. I I 623-052- 5 aaaawaarihroMap aa a aana ataa 4 This is the eighth grandchild for Maurice and Kathleen and the only one to share his grandfathers special day. Dallen seems to share the good nature of his father and grandfather, another thing they all have in common. Hes a good baby, said his mother. He never cries. Maurice Kay said the three of them would probably have to have two cakes to celebrate their combined birthdays from now on. He and Quintonhaveusually shared but, he said, he is getting too many candles now. With one more birthday there wont be enough room for all those candles. 4 |
