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Show rfrm Page Valley View News 4 The longest day In the year dawned with a bland yellow sunrise peeping over the Wasatch mountains. A slight warm balmy air settled over the valley. Mot for long as cooling somber clouds gathered to deposit a sudden summer thunder shower, with huge livid quaker. colored drops. Thus the day went along alternating between Intervals of welcome sunshine and dubious wet spells. First off we ever slept, but arrived at our destination only one minute late. A real achievement. To greet us was home made cookies Slgna Atwood brought Delicious and lovely to look at, just like a prize along. winning blue ribbon display and an Albertsons counter dls- - , play. Slgna says she made them from scratch. She never likes packaged mixes they never turn out to please her. Everyone discussed .the weather. Bonnie Parker said she wished the sun would shine or do something so her strawberries wouldnt look like green peas. We looked at a crocheted dress costing nine dollars to make worth one hundred dollars when finished. Well - - - It turned out to be quite a day. Late afrernoon we attended the Granger Fiesta with Marlene and Elolse. While enjoying ice cream cones we milled around looking at the sights. Then we had a hamburger and potatoe chips. We greeted Melva Thaxton and happy, happy, there was A'rland and Earlene Thaxton with tiny tots Connie. Lee. and Todd. Shortly Walt Thaxton joined the group. We chatted with Bert and Jean West. Watched Gary West paint a picture on the spinning wheel. We al trid our luck, of what a funny surprise. We tried the Sconuts - - another new taste experience. The special batter is like donut dough. Roll it out into a, rectangle, or square, or diamond or whatever. Put cooked wheat and jam in the middle, roll it up and drop it In deep fat. When nice and brown like a doughnut color take It out of the fatand roll it in sugar. It turns Into a taste treat. We had to go home and spruce up for a wedding. Later we arrived at Crestwood Villa with Ward and Marlene underneath suspicious skies. A cook walk indoors, and there was the wedding party! Lovely, lovely! Mrs. Barton the brides mother wore a flame colored gown trimmed in seMrs. Wolfe, the grooms mother .wore a shell pink quins. gown with delicate shell pink trimming. The men wore white jackets and dark trousers. The bridesmaids wore soft yellow. The bride Darlene Louise Barton and the groom Marvin La Mar Wolfe, were charming. We rated a kiss from the groom, two or three, right on the lips. We kissed the bride. Oh, it is a joy to attend the wedding of the son of our friend Myrtle winters Wolfe, whom we knew in our childhood years, way back in the days of the orchard and the Grand Duchess. We greeted so many dear Granger folks. Emma Lou and Dean Almondt Lois and Art Foster, Della Rae and Ross Delors and Mark Van Orden, Vivian and Bill Tuckett, (Sonny) Schoenfeld. Nina Finley. This year June is truly the traditional month so far we have attended six weddings, and we have four more to go. Lets go out and raid the pea patch. In spite of the rain the peas are swelling. We picked a batch. Yummy - - - the new chlorophyll green taste of freshness. Blossoms are on the tomatoes and tiny red pear tomatoes are forming on the red pear vine plants. The garden looks Corn is up, the melons are up. Oh-- h glorproductive. ious summer. Gardez Bien! The prsent joys of life we doubly taste, Martial. by looking back with pleasure on the past. Cencus Bureau Appoints Plant To Make Survey Superintendent during July, nnrrmpT nrf"-'i- n ipy ig jjiiny' iiiraii'' ij0 Alaska King Crab On Company Menu by Rhoda Werner tions jjinnp Thursday, June 26, 1969 Come Along With Me Households In this area will be included in a nationwide survey of consumer buying and home Improvement expecta- TjiT'upnr The appointment of Kenneth HI Taper Off. . . And Eat Well! 't-- n fv rr.'x' y . ; r ''r4 t v Chicken Salad Taper-Of- f unflavored teaspoon pepper gelatine envelope 4 cup cold water cups cooked chicken in chunks cup boiling water 1 can ( 10V4 ounces) condensed xi cup celery pieces cream of mushroom soup y4 green pepper, cut in pieces 1 1 slice onion tablespoon lemon juice 2 tablespoons diced pimiento y4 teaspoon salt Sprinkle gelatine over cold water in blender container. Add boiling water; cover and process at low speed until gelatine dissolves. Add undiluted mushroom soup, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Cover and process at high speed until smooth. Add chicken, ceiery, green pepper and onion. Cover and chop by turning to high speed and off several times. Stir in pimiento. mold. Chill until firm. Unmold and serve with Turn into salad greens and tomato wedges. YIELD: 4 servings, 180 calories each. King crab. Delicious! And what a great wav to serve it A devilishly good dish ieaturing juicy chunks of Alaska King crab. Either fresh or frozen crab fits perfectly with plenty of flavor to savor in every bite. For a convenient company menu prepare the deviled crab base ahead of time. Add the crab just before serving in individual shells or ramekins. Heat thoroughly for about 10 minutes ami serve, right out of the shells. Guests will be sure to enjoy this serving twist and the good eating they'll find in Alaska King crab. Deviled King Crab 1 1 Alaska can King oz.) tablespoon prepared mustard (74 2 crab or yi pound frozen eggs, chopper! y4 cup chopped green pepper Alaska King crab 2 tablespoons ketchup 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons chopped chives 2 tablespoons flour 1 Vi milk cup buttered crumbs cup 2 teaspoon salt Drain crab and slice, saving some lor garnish. Melt butter, blend in flour. Add milk slowly. Cook until thickened. Add remaining ingredients, except buttered crumbs, folding crab in last. Spoon into buttered shells or ramekins. Sprinkle with buttered crumbs and garnish with reserved crab. Bake at for 10 minutes. Serve with lemon slices. Makes 4 serv ings. hard-cooke- d 400-degre- H. Matheson Jr. as mine plant at Kennecott superintendent, Utah Copper Corporations Copper Division was announced today by R. V. Ballmer, ge- superintendent of mining and concentrating to be effective July 1, 1969. Mr. Matheson came to the Utah Division in 1950, as a management trainee. He atthe Colorado School tended of Mines where he received his E.M. Degree, and also neral received training rado College and at ious capacities at the Bingham Canyon mine including mine engineer and most recently truck and shovel operations superintendent. He resides at 2041 Waldo Drive, Salt Lake City, and his wife Laree and three children. HYBRED PETUNIAS Salt Lake City, Utah per flat $200 LAMBERT FLORAL 3910 South Redwood Road IMG GOODS Colo- the University of Pennsylvania. Prior to this appointment, Mr. Matheson served in var m in To N0RGET0WN W- - V..V. .y V Leave your Laundry or Drycleaning. We will do laundry & Dry Cleaning KEARNS LANES BUILDING PHONE: 299-39- 22 it for you. We laundry shirts! FOR THE FISHERMAN rs h i .. Lvi jUV-v'- - i4 y f. i .'A'jf f Regular FISHING $10.95 to $19.95 POLES 2 for $15.00 . 1 Regular 794, 85 SALMON & $1.05 2 for 8 SPINNERS Regular 65 4 $1-0- & $1.25 3 for 85 repre- sentative who will visit house holds In this area Is: Mrs. Margaret Price 1363 South 13th East 4 1 poses. The Census Bureau - Unflavored gelatine is the basis for a wide variety of fine diet foods for every course on the hienu. Taper OfT Chicken Mold, for instance, is as fine a main dish as you could desire, diet or no diet. The recipe offers only 180 calories per serving, combines diced cooked chicken with chopped vegetables, cream of mushroom soup. And like other dishes made with unflavored gelatine, it's a snap to prepare. So eat well . . . while you taper off! furnishings. Households Included in the will not lie July survey . are All answers kept conicentlal by the Census bureau, and Information obtained in the survey will be used only for statistical pur- Jsk h In denver In the most recent survey of the series, taken in April, U.S. families indicated that their plans for buying houses and cars were at about the same level as a year earlier, but on the average they expect to buy more household appliances and V' Save $ Come to Francis H. wilmer of the Census Bureaus regional office patterns. t t Want director announced today. Householders will he asked whether they expect to buy a house, car or major appliances and the next year during .whether they have made recent purchases of these items. Home owners will be asked about home improvements and reduring the last three pairs months and any planned for the future. The survey is taken quar-erl- y throughout the Nation to gather information that will guide Federal agencies and other groups with programs based on consumer spending iSStfeiM f P BASEBALL HITS BASEBALL BATS Regular $10.50 each 2 for $1 3.00 Kearns Bowling Lanes Regular $4.34 each 2 for Phone 299-31- $6.00 11 , |