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Show Page 68 South Edition ; Lakeside Review Wednesday, July 20, Rain 1 983 or Shine 'Nothin' to Do' Is Common Summer Cry By SHARON Theres nothing to do. Kids have been saying those words as long as ve they- from school. Secretly, you had hoped that their vacation time sentiments would run to expres- if r . sions like, Gee, Mom, its great staying home and helping you in the kitchen. But unless youve planned something more entertaining for them than peeling russet spuds, your kids probably will stop at Gee Mom! Still, it isnt too to expect youngsters to find if. paper. 3. Microwave for 8 to 10 minutes, on roast, or until eggs are cooked to desired doneness. Let stand, 2 minutes before covered, serving. Serves 4.. Batter Buns warm water (not hot) Pepper Crumble' sausage into (8x8) glass baking dish. Cover with wax paper. Wash hands after handling pork. 2. Microwave for 5 to 6 mi- legg 2 Vi ,' ' 14 T. t. flavor Vi 1C. flour Measure water into 1. stirring to bowl. Add yeast, oil C. cooking all ingredients until no lumps remain. 2. Spoon onto baking sheet amounts about the size of a walnut. 3. Bake at 375 for eight to 10 min. Let sit a minute be- soft shortening C. any 2 eggs 2 T. water 1. Blend together ' sugar salt Coka Mix Cookies (18.5 oz.) cake mix, 1 pkg. dry yeast 1 ' or until nutes, browned. Let mother help you drain the meat. Stir in C. of the cheese and parsley. Spread over bottom of dish, making 4 small indentations or nests. Break eggs into indentations. Sprinkle with far-fetch- some enjoyment in helping with mealtime preparations. Simple recipes like Sausage Egg Nests, Batter Buns, and Cake Mix Cookies are both maining V C. shredded cheese. Cover with wax Sausage Egg Nests package (12 oz.) bulk pork sausage 1 T. dried parsley flakes or chives Salt Vz C. light cream 1 C.i shredded Swiss cheese 4 eggs 1 had their summers home 3. Add remaining flour. Beat until smooth. Spoon into greased muffin cups, filling each a scant Vi full. 4. Let rise in a warm place until batter reaches top of muffin cups, 30 to 40 min. 5. Bake at 375 for 18 to 20 minutes, until golden brown. Makes about 12. salt and pepper. Pour cream over top; sprinkle with re- fun and easy for elementary school aged children. STEELE Review Correspondent dissolve. 2. Add sugar, salt, shortening, egg and one cup of the flour. Stir out lumps. fore removing from pan. Yield: three dozen. Layton Was Scene of Davis-M- c Dermott Rites LAYTON The former Colette Lee Davis became the bride of James V. Me Dermott in wedding rites performed Saturday afternoon, July 16, in the Valley View Clubhouse in Layton by Bishop Gary Swenson. Parents of the couple are La Rue J. and Allen L. Davis of Roy, Utah, and Magdelena and James F. Me Dermott of Laie, Hawaii. The bride wore a white dress of organza trimmed with venise lace. Bands of matching lace edged her train and veil. She carried a cascade of pink roses and orchids. ' Maid of Honor was Trudy ' Davis, with Nicole Davis, Cindy Trewett and Beth Christian as brides maids. They wore pink organza long length dresses. Best man was Tevita Tupou, with Kimo Kauiho, Scott Davis High School in Hawaii and is presently a student of Utah and Miles Technical College. Groomsmen. Me Dermott served an LDS The bride graduated from in Utah. mission School and attended Roy High The couple plans to live in BYU Hawaii College. The groom is a graduate of Kahuku Orem, Utah. USA ANNETTE SOWELL Centerville Couple Wed in LDS Temple The CENTERVILLE for- mer Miss Lisa Annette OBrien became the bride of Todd M. Sowell July 8 in wedding ceremonies performed in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Announcing the marriage are parents of the bride, T. Larry and Lula OBrien of 175 E. 300 S., Centerville. Parents of the bridegroom are Clyde E. and Ruby Sowell of 305 S. 600 E., Centerville. Elder Marion D. Hanks of the LDS Church general authorities performed the wedding rites. A wedding breakfast was hosted by the parents of the bridegroom at their home following the ceremony. The newlyweds were honored at a garden reception at the home of the brides parents. The bride was lovely in a gown of white organza with fitted bodied trimmed with scheffli and Chantilly lace. Bishop sleeves were and the boufalso fant skirt flared into a chapel train and was trimmed with chantilly lace and satin ribbon. Attending as matron of honor was. Mrs. Don (De Ette) Sowell with Brenda Phelps as maid of honor. Also attending were Olga Flores, Olivia Flores, Suzie lace-trimme- d Phelps, Mrs. Jay (Kathy) Spencer, Kamile Anderson, Marlene Golightly, and Andrea Buist. Heidi Tanner attended at the book. They wore street length dresses in shades on pink and dustry rose trimmed with chantilly lace at the neckline and sleeves. Flower girls were Lindsey , Sowell, Mandy Spencer, Cindy and Yvonne Phelps. Best man duties were performed by Jeff Sowell, a brother of the bridegroom. Ushering were Tom OBrien and Dave OBrien, brothers, of the bride; Don Sowell, a brother of the bridegroom ; and Harold Phelps. Following a wedding trip to Southern California, the newlyweds re making their home in Salt Lake City. The bridegroom graduated from Viewmont High in 1979. He has fulfilled an LDS Church mission in the San Antonio, Texas mission and has been attending the University of Utah. The bride graduated from Viewmont High in 1983. parties were given' by Julie Burnett, DeEtte Sowell, Kathy Spencer, Claudia Evans, Pat Quinn and Pat Taylor. Davis as. REGISTER NOW FOR THE MR. AND MRS. RUSSEL VAN MEETEREN ' ' Woman Married July 8 In Pre-nupti- ; Beautiful Ogden Temple Rites SUNSET The former Jack-- . ie Cobaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cobaugh, 1831 N. 200 West, Sunset, exchanged wed- ding vows with Russel Van Meeteren in the Ogden LDS Temple July 8. Van Meeteren is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Meeteren of Plain City. A reception followed the wedding at the Plain City LDS Stake . Baby PAGEANT & DIAPER DERBY Center. Maid of honor was Ron-d- a Opheikins. Best man duties were performed by Hal Van Meeteren. t The bride is. a graduate of Clearfield High School and LDS NO COST TO PARENTS TO ENTER! ' . Babies month thru 1 The groom Seminary. from Weber 6 Years Eligible To Enter Davis Plumbing. The couple will reside in Plain One child per family Twins O.K. High graduated School. He is employed by City. DEAR PARENTS are You MONEY MARKET ; . h' ' f, : ' k t vf & ig- V' ',! rtf - &&:&&&& MR. & MRS. MICHAEL LEE Garden Wedding Site Of W. Bountiful Couple Western Heritage also pays 10 interest on Passbook Savings on account of $1,000 or more effective annual yield 10.38. On Passbook Savings of less than $1,000 your savings receive 8.25 interest 8.51 effective annual yield. 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