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Show The Tooele Transcript, Friday, July 19, 1074 'ttlESEPKfleSGR& EFFecLTlUE. SOMA 0 . Tooele County Kxteiisioti Office I laics on Hohius, I 1! &r JULV 2.1 ,liiMn HomrFconouiNt 31 Food Clips Irrparing fuli lliitwl qinmK .ml bruit nlr 4lff for a xlmrt tmif In remote am iiisx K. Souk in vult (.mrr vitatoex with water In iieteui tLiikriiing-- if held after ariiig Do not uiuk most U'i;i1jIii' a long time. Iumrirr, lietatisc III the Mulct. tom? nutrient dtilc Soim vegetable. epei lallv tomatoes develop n unpleataiit, luif harmless metallic taste liom a iliemnal leaction of the food to lining of a can, oik e it open. Store dried vegetable in tightly hisctl tontuim rs in a emil drv Most dried vegetahlev Mill keep veveial niiMiths lair. ... linn uhite same is ummIIv preferred vviili starihv vegetable like Ha or lima Ikmiis, medium while vmte, uah other jjRMEL VALUEbranp vegetable. Busing An Air Conditioner? This is the summer when an appliance tai will help consumers t an air conditioner. The tag Rises the elfniencs ratio i T It of the unit, expressed as a single nimilier. Hie higher the l.illt the mine effluent the air conditioner and the lietter tins it is too. High HKIt means more cooling cauuly for the money . and since the model reipnrcs less muer, it costs less to run it -- saving Inith energy and intmev. TO CAI.CIT.A1K THK COST OK OlKK STING AN AIK CONDITIONKK. thru- - figures are m isled: 1) Cost of electricity per kilowatt. 2) Annual hours of air conditioning needed. 3) Watts per hour required. The local utility can supply the first two; the third should lie obtained from the model or the salesman. Let's say an air conditioner in the S.000 HIT' class is needed. A model with un KKK of 8.9 needs 900 watts. A less efficient model with an KEK of 6.2 needs watts but costs $10 less; 8,000 hours of air conditioning w ill lie needed at a cost of 4c per kilowatt. To determine the cost of oeration, use this National bureau of Standards Formula. Multiply exist of electricity tunes hours of cooling needed times watts required bv the air conditioner. Divide by 1000 to get operating costs in dollars. ANNUAL COST for running the more efficient mode: 4c tunes 800 times 900 equals 28,S(K) or $2S.Mh ANNUAL COST for running the less efficient mode: 4c times 800 times 1300 equals 4 1.600 or $ II .60. You can save $14.80 per year in oerating costs on the more efficient model. In three years, you will save the $10 difference in purchasing price. selix I UMTtf SHERBET (By Norma Dean) ?1P)V' flooPQM 1 C orange juice 4 C lemon juice ' S&oip3.V oXOdkidS is - gPlgS SO 4ULV I771 24 C pineapple juice (unsweetened) 4 C sugar 1 Qt. whipping cream (not whipped) MIX TOGETHER INCREDIENTS Add milk to 2" from top of freezer If desired, you may add fresh fruit in season (2 cups) blend in blender Freeze. UQUIPDETERGEMT 411 Day Camp will be July 22 and 23, at the Cirl Scout Camp in Settlement Canyon. All members are invited to attend this fun activity. The youth will participate in a number of activities, arts and crafts, nature hike, outdoor cooking, and games. Leaders the Leaders or an adult should plan on attending with the should call the Extension Office to let us know how many are going to attend. The Camp is an overnight camp this year, and all are encouraged to stay and sleep overnight, but if that isnt possible, then they should at least plan to attend the' fun activities scheduled for July 22. 4-- wmt 4-- (o' COOftJN ulTHdOT...7a' Csl X CodOaWLVftTAu,ewS EXPifcE-- 7-- L7 S 4-- H Japanese Exchange Student JUMBO WITH coo pom O The Gerald Yates family of Grantsville are in for a special treat July 25. This is when they will host a Japanese Exchange Student in their home for 15 days. The Japan Lobo - Utah Exchange cultural exchange coordinated by Utah State with Japan is a two-wa- y University Extension Service. The youth are known as Labo kids, and next summer, 1975, Japan will host a delegation of Utah 4-- Rolls 4-- H 600D AiLV EPtES 7--7 Club members. Junko Kawamoto, age 13, will be staying with the Yates family. This will be a unique and most rewarding experience for both the Yates family and for Junko. Ruth Yates is a Leader in Grantsville. We wish the Yates Family and Junko a most pleasant time with each other. ATALLEAi & IOt3 3-- 7V 4-- Turkey In The Summertime by Martha Logan &iwC3l)& - MRS. FILBERT'S, with S)ro rLTxx ib. .AkyMSs C.C. Bl&GS-JtatE- N CT UTrt CoaVOH o" O GOOD OMLV AfGuewS mZTrM( WlfcCS 7'VOB COfiONOT CMOCjOL&TE, &o?eu o; M at alleu COO 0 OAlV WIRES 7-73-- .7 63 o & (Of 3 10.1IVE I corrrteoTTni I doopofJ H GOOPATAilWS feP(t?S 7-- 7 tt s v i it- Yield: About 4 cups 1 tablespoon chopped onion Vi teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon lemon juice 1 3A cup mayonnaise cup chopped cucumber d 14 cup sliced pimiento olives 2 eggs, sliced Vi cup chopped green pepper Treasure Cave Blue Vi cup chopped celery Cheese, optional Toss together turkey, cucumber, olives, green pepper and celery in large bowl. In small bowl, blend onion, salt, lemon juice and mayonnaise. Combine with turkey mixture. Add eggs. Chill. Before serving, if desired, crumble blue cheese over the salad. roasted Butterball Swifts Premium Turkey 2 cups cubed Dfi&qfJBt SSVil with eoo?ou co?on U31THOOT" 7-?- kins size. PROP Keebfeip u)rra Hf (W The outdoor covered grill makes summer entertaining easy and important, too, when the menu features roast turkey. Using the grill keeps the kitchen cool and lets the cook be outdoors. An unstuffed turkey requires less cooking time when prepared in a covered grill, so after about 2A hours a 12 to 14 pound bird can be checked for doneness. The outdoor feast can be completed by serving summer vegetables cooked in foil on the grill. A casserole of sliced zucchini squash, tomato and onion will require about 45 minutes. Favorite breads and fresh fruits will balance the meal. After the feast, leftovers may be no problem since turkey is a summertime favorite. A good way to use the leftover meat is in a cucumber cool turkey salad. It makes a refreshing luncheon dish for family or guests. Cucumber Cool Turkey Salad coof&m dcuPow EyplECS vvz -0fc3g3 I hard-cooke- Work is the grand cure of all the maladies and miseries that ever beset mankind. Thomas Carlyle J |
