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Show DAVIS REFLEX JOURNAL, MAY 30, 1984 Favorite Cook If All Or Nothing For Dorothy Arndt By DONETA GATHERl'M PEACH CAKE cup sugar cup oil (Crisco) 2 eggs or one egg and 2 egg whites from icing 2 cups peaches with juice, mashed cup chopped nuts 2 cups flour 2 tsp. soda dissolved in 'A cup water Vi tsp. salt tsp. cinnamon Vi tsp. cloves Whether it is a work assignment, a Thanksgiving dinner or a special cake for a friend, Dorothy Arndt will put everything she has into making the end product the very finest. She admits, hatejust cooking dinner. like to go all out and prepare a feast. My favorite is Thanksgiving dinner. LAYTON -- - 1 1 1 1 MRS. ARNDT has established a sound reputation locally for her good cooking and her creative cake decorating even though she and her family have lived in Layton only a year and a half. Originally from Texas. Mrs. Arndt now considers Layton her home. She has traveled extensively with her husband. Gale, who is a retired Air Force Career person. Mrs. Arndt's two sons were born in England while Gale was stationed there. The girls in the Arndt family were born in Maine. Florida and Arkansas. MR. ARNDT received a TDY assignment to Hill Air Force Base. He liked the four seasons in this area, the people and the surroundings. He moved his family to Clearfield and then to Layton. After retiring from the Air Force, Mr. Arndt took a job with the Clearfield Post Office as a letter carrier. MRS. ARNDT has a very challenging career at Hill Air Force Ba.ie. She is the sales and merchandise manager at the base exchange. She secured this important position by starting at the bottom and working up. Her ability to put everything she has into whatever she is doing helped her secure the manager position. She enjoys the challenge of handling so much responsibility. Several years ago Mrs. Arndt started learning the craft of cake decorating. She took some classes and discovered she had abilities in this area. Today she makes special cakes including wedding cakes for friends. 1 1 MIX ALL ingredients and bake in 9x13 pan at 350 for minutes. 45 ICING cube margarine cup sugar 2 tsp. flour 6 oz. can evaporated milk 2 egg yolks 1 1 1 Its birthday congratulations, this week, for Brandon T. Preece, son of Dr. and Mrs. Terry J. Preece of 77 W. 900 S. in Layton, who celebrated May 12. one-ye- ar RECEIVE AWARDS Sports Quiz 1. Who won the Houston Open golf tournament. 2. Who won the LPGA Orlando Classic? 3. Jim Rice plays pro baseball for what team? 4. Billy Smith is the goalie for what pro hockey team? 5. Name the winningest coach in the NBA. ANSWERS TO SPORTS QUIZ MIX SUGAR and flour, add milk, eggs and margarine. Boil at low heat, stirring constantly until mixture 1. Corey Pavin, leading PGA thickens. Pour over cake as soon as it comes from the rookie money-winne- r. 2. Betsy King. oven. 3. Boston Red Sox. This pork chop and potato recipe w'ould be ideal for a 4. New York Islanders. main dish on Sunday or another special occasion. 5. Red Auerbach with 938 wins. 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawkes and family spent last week in Mesa, Ariz. as guests of her sister and Srs., Join Fun 544-334- 1 544-271- Summer Meals Available - their family, Carolyn Anderson. Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Anderson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dane Ligon and family, all of Layton, were guests in Smithfield on Sunday to attend the homecoming and mission report of Elder Russell and wife Sarah Hebdon who returned from a mission in the Microneisa island of Guam. d The single adults of the LDS Stake held a dinner party Friday evening at the Kaysvil-le-Crestwoo- HONOR SOCIETY cates. DURING THE early morning ceremonies, many certificates were awarded students for their outstanding work in the various subjects taught at the school. Blaine Hyer is principal at the school, kj Mgres KsiwsvMIe iOfews Chile-Santiag- Layton Junior High School Honor Society ofare: back, Scott Dcnhaltcr, left, Linda Odoardi, Houston, president; Jcanie Joseph, secretary and Snyder; front, Kay Lynn Locrtscher, left, treasurer and Sonni Hall, vice president. North ficers Maya Dolly in behalf of the entire Farmington City Council. The plaque will hang in the school hall for all to enjoy. The students were also given certifi- Farmington, PORK CHOPS & SCALLOPED POTATOES or 7 potatoes pared and thinly sliced tsp. salt Vt tsp. pepper cup grated cheese 2 cups milk 2 Tbsp. finely chopped onions, if desired .6 Kaysville NLJH In early morning ceremonies at the Farmington Junior High School on May 11, two outstanding students were presented with a plaque for citizenship programs, selected by their teachers. Two ninth grade students received the awards. AMY HOGGE, daughter of Elmer and Betty Hogge of Fruit Heights and Matthew Semadeni. son of Hank and Virginia Semadeni, Farmington, were presented the plaque by councilman Walt Bain of PUT POTATOES in pan. Melt cheese in milk, add salt and pepper and poi r over potatoes. Place pork chops family, Mr. and Mrs. Anthon THIS CAKE recipe doesn't need decorating. It is a on potatoes. Bake in 375 degree oven about 1 hour or Montgomery. Mrs. Alice Bonnemort recently moist easy to make cake that is iced as soon as it comes until potatoes are done. The juices from the meat will from California w here she returned from the oven. Apricots can be substituted for peaches give a special flavor to the potatoes. The meat will be visited two weeks with her for in the list of ingredients. cooked at the same time the potatoes are. daughter Elizabeth and husband Joseph Gosende and children at Burlingame. While there Elizabeth hosted a luncheon in honor of her mother for her mother to meet many of her friends. Pres, and Mrs. Kenneth R. Young entertained at a family dinner Sunday at their home for 40 Mrs. Lucile B. Sheffield reMr. and Mrs. William M. Packer M. Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. home from Provo following a mission turned guests, had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Thursday Preece, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard farewell for their son Elder Matthshe where has with been Bruce Bitner, Mr. and Mrs. Mike and Mr. and visiting of Mitchell, Kaysville ew Young who is leaving to serve her daughter and family, Dr. and Blood, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Packer. Mrs. Glen Fowles of LaMesa, o an LDS mission to R. Kunz. Mrs. Phillip the celebrated Calif. They birthday Mission. South anniversary of Mrs. Viola Packer Mr. and Mrs. Reed P. Gunnell whose birthday was May 20. at home in Fruit Heights now are Shawn Roueche is at the MTC in after spending the winter months in Provo and will leave for North Ariz. Before returning home Mesa, Carolina-Raleig- h LDS Mission on in California with their visited they June 6. She is the daughter of Mr. daughter and family, Paul and and Mrs. Ned B. Roueche. Luanne Nave and daughter Echo Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Shefat Lafayette, Calif. the field of Bountiful; Dr. and Mrs. for American will Fork be senior citizens to a There Pageant Helen Sheffield flew to Mrs. Sherman B. Sheffield of Salt Lake dance at the Senior Citizens Cenof the Arts on June 13. Perwhere she spent two California contact of their were should mother on sons interested City ter, 410 Wasatch Dr., Layton on guests with her sisters and weeks visiting 6 or Helen Almua Pett, Monday, Mrs. Lucille B. Sheffield. Friday, June from 7:30-1- 0 p.m. a guest of Robert was She brothers. y 7 William reservations. Mr. and Mrs. for H. White MUSIC WILL be furnished by Buena Park and at Miller Ruth and entertained at a dinner party THE GROUP will also attend the the Washington Terrace Senior Wilma Peterson Loaell and with at their home Wednesday evening. Manti Pageant on July 18. Contact Citizen Band. A $1 donati.on is at Long Beach, Peterson and Lynn Guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. asked. the same numbers listed above for Calif, and Mrs. Beth Beutler at Glenn Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert reservations. Upcoming events include a tour LaSelva, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koetitz drove to California where they were on hand for the arrival of a new grandson bom April 8 to their daughter Virginia and Stan Fisher at San will be there and handicap or age Adams Elementary School, 2500 The Davis School LAYTON He weighed 8 lb. 4 oz. and Jose. no discrimination in the course of N. 2200 E., Layton. This program District announces the sponsorwill be named Michael Ryan, He who the meal service. Any person will be held in conjunction with the ship f a summer food service has a brother Steven. believes that they have been discriMigrant Education Program. program. Other grandparents are Mr. and imminated against should write All children will be served the FREE MEALS will be available Vernon Fisher of Albany, Mrs. mediately to the Secretary of Agrisame meals at no charge regardless to children enrolled in the Migrant in California their other While Ore. culture. Washington, D.C. 20250. of race, color, national origin, sex. husband Ronald and and Program and w ill be provided at the daughter June Wyrick of Spokane, Wash, met them at the Fisher home for a family Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson and Um-pleb- Recipients of the Farmington Junior High Citizenship Awards for last semester were Amy Hoggc, left, and Matthew Semadeni. both ninth grade students. stake center. The Stake Single Adult committee was in charge. Mr. and Mrs. DeLamar Palmer entertained at an Easter egg hunt and family dinner at their home on Easter Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McSwain and daughter Tami of Bountiful; Bob Palmer and son Blake of Centerville. Jack Ray of New Jersey has been visiting with his sister and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Jay T. Adams. He also visited in Layton with his niece and nephew Dr. and Mrs. Blaine Pierson. Welcoming their third child and third daughter are Mr. and Mrs. was born Gary Maynard. Stacey Davis North the 4 Humana at April Hospital in Layton weighing 7 lb. oz. At home are sisters Stephanie 1 and Michelle. Mrs. Maynard is the former Shauna Webster of Kaysville. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott Webster. Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. William Maynard, Layton. The Mrs. Elma Webster, Kaysville Mrs. Leila Jensen or Oregon. Easter dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Gale F. Caldwell were are and and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cottrell. Nampa, Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. John Sunloff, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Caldwell, all Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pierce, Sandy and families. Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Kneedy accompanied their son-i- r law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hansen to Logan on Saturday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kenney Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawkes and family attended the funeral service of her brother, Douglas Pearson held at Mink Creek. Ida. last week. Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Whitesides and family were her parents. Dr. and Mrs. LaMont attended. Mr. and Mrs. R.A.F. McCormick attended the blessing and naming of their great-grandso- Kyle Angus, son of Tammy and Larry Stewart in Brigham City. Tammy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Barker. Mrs. Oarlie Waite and Mrs. Gladys Collier attended the Taber- nacle Choir Retired Ladies luncheon held at the Old Meeting House in Salt Lake City on Saturday, April 28. Mr. and Mrs. Ga'e F. Caldwell were guests in Orem Friday evening at the home of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caldwell for a family dinner party for his brothers and sisters and partners. The Kaysville 11th LDS Ward held an adult ward dinner party and program Friday evening. The program was given by Cr Fisher. was in Bishop Gaylen Sprat charge. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kneedy accompanied his sister and brother-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. Alan w Jensen to Austin, Tex. where they visited a week with Mr. and Mrs. Matkin of Lethbridge. Alberta, Jensen's son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Soctt Jensen. ilippines. their daughters Mrs. Carolyn Pierson and daughter Angela of Layton and Mrs. Rae Jean Robinson of Farmington attended the funeral service of their cousin, Clair Buxton in Weston, Ida. on Friday. Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Gale F. C, dwell entertained at a dinner party honoring Herman and Donna Blamires at their home April 26 prior to their departure for a mission in the PhTwenty-nin- guest e Mr. and Mrs. Jay T. Adams and Girls Soccer Teams Advance To Regional Four winning American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) girls teams from Kaysville-Frui- t Heights will enter regional petition. 195-- 4. They ended the regular com- THE GIRLS will play the Sandy, Utah Division and if they w in, will enter area competition June 2, and state cup competition June 9, which will be held in Clearfield. Winners of the 14 and 14 year olds are the team of Chris Nielson, who defeated Joe Barrett's team A not her May season with a record of four wins and one loss. OTHER division winners are the teams of Tonna Robison, ages 12 and 13, with a record of Valay Brownson and Paul Wagaman, and ages 1 , with a record of LaVonne Arkoudas, ages 8 and under, with a record of The girls may also participate in Weber County and Sandy invitational later in June. 4-- 9-- 1 5-- 0, 4-- 1. 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