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Show Credit women to install new officers Good Cooks Crave lasagna? BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah 5 Thursday, October 10, 1974 Credit Women International, Rocket club, will hold its annual installation banquet on Friday, Oct. 11, at 7:30 p.m. at the Community center. Members of the club are urged to attend, and are inviting partners and their bosses to be in attendance for the occasion. Taking office for the coming year in the club will be JoAnn Heninger, president; Joyce Harmon, first vice president; Cleora Rawlins, second vice president; Winnifred Loveland, third vice president; Marge Anderson, secretary; Linda by Flo Munson Do you ever have a craving for lasagna? Mrs. Bruce R. (Pat Koford) Christensen shares her recipe with Box Elder Journal readers for lasagna which, along with a green tossed salad and some garlic bread, is a meal in itself. Pat is a charming and interesting hostess. In talking with her I found she was born in Bothwell, spent her girlhood in Garland, graduating from Bear River High school and LDS seminary. She was employed at the Box Elder County bank in Brigham City prior to and after her marriage. Her husband is of the Box Elder County bank in Brigham City. I met my husband on a blind date when I was a 'senior in high school, she said, "we were married in the fall after I graduated. Lee, treasurer. Retiring president of the local club is Rose Byinton, with her officers having included JoAnn Heninger, Joyce Harmon, Cleora Rawlins, Winifred Loveland and Janet Petersen, who will be honored as they retire from office and step into new positions of responsibility in the club. Lived In Twin Falls The Christensens lived in Twin Falls for approximately one year before moving to Brigham City. Their lovely home which was constructed less than a year ago has four levels and is beautifully furnished. "Its the third new home w'eve had in Brigham City, Pat smiled as she told me, we had a basic design, however, we made 350 changes of our own to have it exactly the way we both wanted it to be. Because Pat is taller than the average young homemaker she has her kitchen constructed for her height higher cabinets for storage, the oven is installed at a higher level, etc. Bruce did the wiring and has a full ceiling light in our kitchen it is very attractive and we have no shadows anywhere. The Christensen home, located at 1200 Michelle drive, has a beautiful view from the windows in the kitchen and living room you have a view of the entire city of Brigham. Mrs. Bruce Christensen and Todd . . . mmmmm, good ! Singles slate Hawaiian Luau 1 small can tomato paste, 1 small can tomato sauce. Simmer for 1 hour. Stir in y2 c. cottage cheese. Cook 9 lg. lasanga noodles according to pkg. instructions. Grate: y2 lb. Mozarella cheese, y2 lb- sharp cheddar cheese. Parmesan cheese (as desired). Layer noodles, meat mixture and then cheese, ending with cheese layer. Bake 45 min. at 350 degrees. (This recipe can be made one day before using, refrigerated and baked 45 min. prior to serving.) The halls of the Union Building at USU will be alive with colorful muus muus and Hawaiian shirts traditional for - Mother of Six I couldnt quite believe Pat was the mother of three teenagers and three smaller children. Michael is 16, Jill, 14, Jeffrey, 13, Jann, 8, Timothy, 6, and Todd, (who adores cookies) just 2. Pat and her husband enjoy golfing, skiing and camping. Pat sews for herself, her daughters and her mother. She crochets afghans, ponchos, sweater vests, etc. Active in church work, she has served as teacher, counselor and president of the Primary and was a MIA teacher. She also assisted her husband when he served in the. bishopric. "I really do enjoy cooking, she said. "I like to experiment on special kinds of birthday cakes. She smiled as she told of making my husbands favorite pie to surprise him one evening. By mistake I used salt instead of sugar which the recipe called for. It was tragically funny. I felt badly about the time I had wasted and no one was able to eat the pie. It was such a beautiful pie. She sighed a little remembering, It was comical to see the faces of my husband and our children as they took their first bite." annual autumn Hawaiian sponsored by the LDS Special Interest Singles of Bridgerland on Saturday, Oct. :he Luau 12. smorgasbord feast will oegin at 6:30 p.m., with hundreds of LDS singles to be seated at tables decorated with traditional Hawaiian motif. Dancing is scheduled to begin it 9 p.m,, and there will be a Toor show and doorprizes to add o the fun of the evening. music for dancing will oe provided by Kirkham from Shelley Idaho. LDS singles may call the Special Interest representative n their ward for further much time as cookies makes a large amount.) Filling: 22 c. raisins, y2 c. sugar, 2 T. cornstarch, c. water, 3 T. lemon juice. Cook, stirring constantly for 5 min. or until thickened. CRUMB MIXTURE: c. soft butter, 1 c. br. sugar well packed, 1 c. sifted flour, 2 tsp. salt, Y2 tsp. soda, iy2 c. fine rolled oats, Mix butter with sugar; add dry ingredients, then oats. Press half into greased 13X9X2 pan. Spread on filling. Pat on remaining crumbs. Bake 400 degrees for 20 min. is very good CHOCOLATE COOKIES WHOS Christensens favorite he calls them cakes.) is Todd (This My little c. margarine, NEW eggs, 2 c. br. sugar, 2 tsp. vanilla, 4 packets Bakers (dont substitute), 4 c. flour, y2 tsp. salt, 1 tsp. soda, 1 lg. carton IMO, Mix first five ingredients. Alternate flour, soda, salt mixture with IMO. When cool, cover with chocolate frosting. Bake at 350 degrees min. Yields 6 dozen. t ft1 3 Redi-Blen- LASAGNA Brown together: 1 lb. hamburger, 1 tsp. salt, 1 small onion (minced). Add: 1 T. oregano, 1 tsp. garlic salt, Of Interest in Bear River Valley d 4 non-prof- lean do. Imjust one person. , Garden club sets meeting Wayne and JaNette Udy Rhodes of Tremonton are happy over the arrival of their first child, a boy, born Oct. 6, in the Bear River Valley hospital in Tremonton. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LaVere Udy of Riverside and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rhodes of Tremmonton. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Thomas of Tremonton, Mrs. Ellen Rhodes of Garland. Dr. Darwin and Annette Fronk Harris of Auburn, Calif., announce the arrival of a baby boy born Oct. 4. The new baby has three brother at home. Mrs. Ila Harris of Garland is the grandmother. Spade and Hope garden club will meet on Monday, Oct. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in Gillespie hall. Program for the evening will be two slide presentations, with the first to be slides taken of exhibits at the 1974 Peach Days flower show sponsored by the club. The second slide presentation will be a program on making Christmas decorations using plant materials, and the public is invited to attend and view both presentations. Mary Coleman, president, will conduct a short business meeting as part of the program. 1 it people all by yourThen join with others at your local synagogue or church. Youll lind lots ol things to do. Example: in Montana, one congregation was disturbed by the lack of adequate housing for senior citizens. Because of its concern, today senior self. Do you really think God will accept that? Happy grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Gordon Smith of r 'Fielding, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Able of Garland. Mrs. Mildred Smith of Fielding and Mrs. Mary Forsgren of Bothwell are the great grandmothers. and LOSE UGLY FAT OR Slarl losing BACK. MONEY weight today is a tiny MONADEX tablet that will help curb your desire lor excess tood. Eat less Contains no dangerous drugs and will not make you nervous. No strenuous exercise. Change your life . slarl today. MONADEX costs S3 00 lor a 20 day supply and $5.00 lor twice the amount. Lose ugly tat or your money will be relunded with no questions asked by: Skaggs Drug Center - 226 N, ' h . . Main St. - Mail Orders Filled LARGE GROUP DIAMONDS THEN!! THERES THE READY FOR BAZAAR Readying items for the Presbyterial Women's association bazaar chairman Joan Day, Betty McNary, Vivien Card and DeLoris Belcher slated for Nov. 2 are have been among the women participating preparation for the event. who Church women set date for fall Women bazaar of the Community resbyterian church have been each Tuesday lathering doming to work J. on crafts for a LANELL FOOTE special in theyve a.m. purpose: scheduled a for Saturday, Nov. entire community. Tuesday morning craft workshops bazaar 2, for the Set up on a general store theme, the bazaar will feature such departments as a bakery shop and candy store, attic treasurers, holiday shop, craft and sewing shop, natures treasures shop, and toys for all ages. The event will be held from 9 announces 6 I IN REDUCED) TOO MANY TO LIST LDS BOOKS e MANY MANY NIGHT CLASSES STARTING WED. OCT. 16 AT 6:00 P.M. always please for information 4 by Mon. Oct. 10 oo Away from the crowds and see all we re the new merchandise stocked to the rafters and IT . . . come by You'll LOVE ENJOY! and today O c Q) 82 South Main 723-799- 3 f and KlflC STRAPS , each WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN CHINA - CRYSTAL STAINLESS & SILVERWARE (k&w uisii"i.Ky Buy Now Think Christmas and SAVE SPEIDEL EARRINGS BRACELETS 1 28 ALL REG. 2.00 BELTS Vz OFF OFF Vz; Buy your 8-TRA- CK STEREO at regular price and receive Vi CD 3 100s of WATCH BANDS jgL MORE UNADVERTISED SPECIALS CHAIN PAPER RACK DOORS Come on in -- .... 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Randy and Jana Lynn Smith Able of North Stonington, Conn., proudly announce the arrival of their first child, a girl, born Oct. 10-1- 2 VtfVtut "Theres nothing 6. . citizens have a new, place to live. The God we worship expects us to helpall our neighbors. A RAISEN MUMBLES (This recipe doesnt require as Val Rosenberg of the Thiokol Credit Union receives an invitation to the annual installation banquet of the Rocket Club of Credit Women International from Rose Byington, president, and Jenny DeFriez, who'll share their boss's company at the Friday night event. ANNUAL EVENT DIAMOND RING for with same value as stereo I aa miam jewelry 70 South Main ' |
