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Show BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, February 28, 1974 Reception Saturday Girl Scout Cookies will go on sale for one dollar per box March 1 through 9. Junior, Cadette, Senior and Campus Scouts in uniform will be knocking on doors taking orders for delivery April throughout the jurisdiction of the Utah Girl Scout Council, including eastern Nevada. A new variety has replaced the fudge cookie. District and neighborhood cookie chairmen attested to the culinary delight of the new lemon creme at the annual training luncheon Feb. 'Suitcase' art set for March 3 An exhibit of international art collected by Joseph K. Webster will be on display at the Brigham City museum-gallerduring the month of March, with a public preview-receptioof the exhibit set for Saturday, March 2, from 6 to 8 p.m. and hosted by the Newcomers club. Since his retirement from the branch of education of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in 1970, Webster has devoted much of his time to travel. He refers to his exhibit as international art from a suitcase since he has visited many countries on five continents and has collected interesting art objects which he has brought back to his home in Brigham City in his suitcase. His collection consists mainly of the art of the common man throughout the' world and was usually purchased in flea 9. Mrs. Max Mason with daughters, Kathy and 5. Jacque, Good Cooks y Money earned from the sale is used to improve and maintain 4 established camps operated by the Council. A lot of energy is contained in each tiny morsel-i- n fact, some environmentalists say one can survive on Girl Scout Cookies. Brighten meals Reminder for LDS by Flo Munson Now is the time of year when winter begins to get just a little boring and every homemaker feels the need for a change. The weather is inevitable but new recipes tend to brighten the evening meals when the family gets together. but its Making good bread can be richly rewarding to the housewife and those sharing the finished product. Mrs. Max (Rosalie Carlson) Mason of 581 North Second East in Tremonton shares her special recipe for whole wheat bread with Box Elder Journal readers. Rosalie has her own wheat grinder which she thoroughly enjoys using. She also shares a delightful recipe for carrot cake which is rich, moist and most tempting when topped with a cream cheese glaze. g Mason-Johnso- of the museum-gallerduring March. y is The New Era Dancers under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Garn will perform. markets, presented Many Items Included are pictures in oil, embroidery watercolors, the throughout on silk, batik, tiles, woven hangings, glass and carvings along with his unique collection of key chains. During the building. Refreshments will also be served, a spokesman said. p.m. sidewalk stands, roadside shops and handicraft training schools rather than the usual tourist shops. is Jeffs Deylene choreographer for the group. Displays and demonstrations illustrating the various functions of the LDS church will be th continously throughout the 9 in issued open house Eighth-Seventeen- evening from 6:30 to art international treasures reminded of an open house for all friends and members of the LDS church planned Friday, March 1 in the ward chapel, 139 East Third North. Two films, Mans Search for Happiness and Meet the will be shown Mormons, periods at home, Webster has spent many hours matting and framing these art pieces and decorating his new apartment with the objects. Along with the international display, he will exhibit some of the works of one of his favorite American Ted painters, DeGracia of Arizona. The March show is entitled "Spring Gala and will also feature interior home decor settings by Virginia Breiten-bekewhose correlation of color, style and design give a room a touch of exciting r, distinction. y Title switch Hamson of Utah university. The seminar will be of successive plantings, best seed varieties for northern Utah, and insect control at planting time. Special points will also be given concerning tomato growing. The club will present a second such seminar in June at yrhich time weed and insect control and irrigation problems will be in- terest and value to both beginning and experienced gardeners and will include such topics as soil preparation, starting seeds indoors, setting State plants versus seeds, best of utilization space, arrangement of the garden. Lewis Harding and record reservations made for Enjoys Baking Kathy thinks her Moms specialty is making stews and brownies, but Jacque holds out that lasagna is the best! Rosalie, herslf enjoys baking. Many attending the Tremonton Womens Civic League Home show proclaimed the Mason home was one of the most outstanding. Rosalie is a meticulous housekeeper. She has a gracious way about her that attracts friends instantly. Would you like to see our home she invited as she led the way into her elegant living room, dining area, bedrooms, etc. The color schemes are gorgeous. Jacques bedroom features a Raggedy Ann and Andy theme throughout and is truely a room every little girl dreams of having. Add these recipes to your file labeled year-roun- d favorites. For a quick and easy dessert try Rosalies sparkling pink arctic freeze. Ita a desert fit for a. Jane Linford alumni event Saturday. USU alumni issue game, meal invite There is still time to make reservations for the State University Alumni associations smorgasbord and basketball game Saturday, Utah March 2. Lewis Harding, president of Golden Spike chapter in Box Elder county, said reservations will be taken by phone until Friday morning in Brigham City. Interested persons should call Mrs. Jane Linford, chapter secretary, at The smorgasbord will be served at 5 p.m. in the University center Walnut Sage room. Harding said a special price has been arranged for the Aggie smorgasbord which is $3.60 per person. Reserved seat tickets for the $1.50 seat. game will be half price Game time at the Spectrum is 7:30 p.m. with the Aggies going against Boise State. x Chase. 0. -- II0ME-SE17- FAVORITES M6 A discussed, and questions answered concerning problems being met by home gardeners. An invitation to all persons interested in home gardening is extended by the club, and club members and junior garden club members are particularly invited to attend the seminar. GOOD SELECTION FABRICS & NOTIONS DOUBLE KNITS WOOLS BROADCLOTH FLANNEL PRINTED COTTONS POLY BLENDS and Families who would like to have a home garden but do not have enough area are also invited to attend, since there are vacant lots within the city that would be for available cultivation and gardening. Just Housewife Im just a housewife," Rosalie said smilingly. I find her to be a busy, active person. Among her various church activities she has served in the Primary; as president and on the service and activity committee in YWMIA. Her special interest is doing temple work. In of addition she has been secretary and the PTA. We enjoy doing things as a family, she told me. Kathy participates in softball and basketball so we attend lots of games. Jacque (who is irresistable) is interested in tap dancing, ballet and acrobatics. The Mason family also enjoys traveling. USU 723-311- HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -has Twentieth Century-Fochanged the title of The Bright Young Men back to The Paper the original, Seminar set on gardening Spade and Hope Garden club will sponsor a public seminar on home gardening this evening (Thursday) at 7:30 p.m. in the choir room at Box Elder Junior High school. Speakers for the seminar will include Harold Lindsay, county extension agent, and Dr. Alvin RECEIVE RESERVATIONS Contemporary beauty is a feature of her decorating, and she will have several settings on display. The public is invited to attend the reception and to view the March exhibit throughout the month from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, with the museum-gallerlocated in the west lower level of the community center. Tonight at junior high Fabulous Cook My mother was a fabulous cook. Rosalie said. I suppose I inherited my love of cooking from her. I grew up on a farm, appreciating good, nourishing food. I am fond of entertaining at small family dinner parties. I was born in Cleveland, Emery county, Rosalie continued. I graduated from North Emery High school I was employed at Detroit Diesel in Salt Lake City as a bookkeeper. n of the Sale, My husband is Inc., and also owner of the Sales and Storage. He became the mayor of Tremonton in January of this year. The Masons are parents of one son and three daughters Keith is attending the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Marcea is attending school in Switzerland, Kathy is a junior at Bear River High school and Jacque is 5. n Joseph Webster will show his collection EXHIBITOR were residents Local 5 PLUS MORE SIMPLICITY PATTERNS mats PHARMACY 97 South Main Thursday thru Saturday MAYOR! ALL SKI GOODS WHOLE WHEAT BREAD c. d c. whole wheat flour (sifted), white flour (sifted) 1 pkg. dry yeast, softened in y2 c. lukewarm water. Place in mixing bowl: 2 y2 c. scalded milk, while hot add 3 T. shortening, 3 T. sugar, 1 T. salt. When cool, add 4 c. sifted flour. Beat, well. Add yeast. Add remaining flour. Mix well, cover and let rest 10 or 15 min. Knead for 15 min. Grease bowl, put dough in, turn dough around and grease it all. Cover.. Rise 1 hr. and 50 min. or until triple in bulk. Pinch, turn over, let rise 40 min., pinch, turn over, let rise 20 min. Divide into 2 loaves, let rest for 10 min. Shape in pans, let rise 1 hr. Bake at 400 degrees for 35 min. or until done. If tops of bread brown too fast, cover loosely with foil for last 15 min. of baking. 2 4 one-thir- v -- two-thir- is f' she had a vegetable garden project last summer through membership IJ in junior garden club. CM c. cooking oil, 1 tsp. salt c. sugar, 2 tsp. vanilla CD shredded carrots 2 c. flaked cocoanut 2 tsp. cinnamon, 1 c. chopped walnuts 2 tsp. soda, 18 oz. can crushed pineapple (drained) Cream oil, sugar, and eggs. Sift next four ingredients to oil mixtogether; add with remaining ingredients 13 x 9 in. cake d ture. Blend well; pour into pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 50 to 60 min. FROSTING FOR CARROT CAKE 1 3 oz. pkg. cream cheese (softened), y4 c. melted 3 eggs, 24 butter tsp. vanilla, powdered sugar Combine first four ingredients; add powdered sugar until spreading consistency. Frost cake. T. milk, 2 1 PINK ARCTIC FREEZE lb. can cranberry sauce or jello (dry) 3 oz. pkgs. o Created in Italy by Rosenthal-Nett- a few doggy SPORT COATS ... NO OFFER er VERY COLORFUL Big - Little - and . . in loaf pan. The Boss is enjoying warm Southern California In Between We're HEATING THINGS UP in Tremonton! VASES strawberry oz. can pineapple, crushed or tidbits (drained) oz. pkgs. cream cheese, 2 T. salad dressing 2 T. sugar, Vi c. nuts (chopped) 2 envelopes Dream Whip (whipped) Mix first 6 ingredients, then whip Dream Whip and fold in. Freeze REFUSED . . . . PITCHERS N BOWLS CO 9 3 0 GROUP OF MENS SPORT PANTS SELECTED LADIES WEAR 2 c. c. flour, well-grease- 4-- SCcsDQ y2 2 the Ladybugs TIES MENS WINTER COATS TURTLE NECKS MENS SWEATER VESTS LONG SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS BOYS SWEATERS BOYS SUITS BOYS KNIT SHIRTS BOYS PANTS READY FOR SPRING Getting a headstart on spring by planning their family garden are Mr. and Mrs. Boyd R. Anderson and daughter, Renee as they look over seeds to be used on some unused property in their neighborhood. Renee can offer some tips, too, since CARROT CAKE 1 wide selection MENS ASH TRAYS CANISTERS and Just plain ole POTS! to i o o NQIRliUN to a Tremonton 1 West Main 257-331- 3 . . . |
