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Show Page Four The Pyramid May Homemakers meet June 1 1983 26, Social News Family Living Foods, Weddings, Anniversaries Noritas Nook Lucky guy marries girl who can cook By Norita Lancaster 462-283- 3 the Lucky is the young man who marries a girl who can cook and has a sense of humor. This week a new bride, Peggy Porter, shares some outstanding recipes Noted author and MORONI lecturer, Lois Jorgensen, will be the guest speaker at the North Sanpete Chapter of Utah Homemakers meeting, 7:30 p.m., June 1 at the North Sanpete Middle School, according to Diane Peterson, chapter president. Mrs. Jorgensens presentation is titled Hilarity in Homemaking. She has been titled Utahs Erma Bombeck and has traveled through out the state giving talks and reading original compositions. As the mother of thirteen children, Mrs. Jorgensen has developed homemaking skills and is known for her delicious pies, handmade articles of clothing, and her natural sense of humor. The public is invited to attend, Mrs. Peterson said and added that Homemakers have also scheduled a trip to the Pageant of the Arts in American Fork on June 29. Anyone interested in attending should contact her. with our new event for Hub City Days in Mt. Pleasant will be a quilt show. NaDean Nielson, Etta Irons, Ila Tidwell, Helen Barney, Thelma Burnside, and Bernice A readers. She and her husband, Ed, were married in April and live in Mt. Pleasant. The Porters honeymooned in Washington D.C. and North Carolina where Peggy was able to collect some choice recipes. Erickson display two quilts ready for the show. The log cabin quilt in the foreground is well over 100 years old. Quilt show added to Hub City celebration Peggy likes hiking, camping, swimming and other outdoor activities, taught swimming and has been a life guard. She is also interested in aerobic dancing, dieting and good nutrition. Other interests include music (she plays the piano), sewing, crocheting, other needlearts and gardening. Peggy was born in New York, but her father was in the Navy, so they Peggy Porter moved many places, finally settling Preheat oven to 375 deg. Brown in Sanpete. Peggy is a graduate of North Sanpete High School and LDS ground beef, onion and green pepSeminary, and Snow College. She is pers. Drain fat, and add tomato a loan secretary at the Far West sauce, beans, garlic salt and salt. Simmer while preparing crust. Bank. The Porters are active members Place rolls in 9 inch pie pan and form of the LDS Church where she is crust. Combine egg and one cup mixture primary pianist. Other positions cheese. Spread have included Relief Society Ac- over crust. Spoon in ground beef tivation Counselor and Chorister. mixture. Sprinkle remaining cheese Peggy attributes her cooking on top. Bake until crust is browned abilities to cooking for her sisters and cheese is melted. Caramel Layer Chocolate Squares family and family d She says her husband is also an Melt 50 light caramels and outstanding cook and that he makes cup canned milk in a double terrific jams. boiler. Mix one pkg. German Here are some of Peggys favorite Chocolate Cake Mix, cup melted d recipes that she has collected in her butter, and cup milk. Stir travels. The first is from North by hand until dough sticks together. Carolina. Grease and flour a 9 x 13 in pan. Six Layer Dinner Press half the dough into bottom of 3 cups sliced, peeled raw potatoes pan. Reserve remaining for topping. oz. can whole kernel corn, Bake at 350 deg. for 6 minutes. drained 1 cup chocolate chips over Sprinkle 1 lb. ground beef baked dough. Spread caramel 1 cup sliced raw carrots mixture over chocolate chips. 'k tsp. salt Crumble reserved dough over vH tsp. pepper Bake at 350 deg. for 18 to 20 caramel. oz. can tomatoes, cut up Cool. Cut into squares and minutes. 1 medium onion, sliced Layer potatoes, corn, onion, meat refrigerate. and carrots in a 3 quart casserole or Meatballs dripper pan, seasoning each layer l lb. ground beef 1 with salt and pepper. Pour tomatoes egg over top. Cover and bake at 350 deg. 'k cup bread crumbs for hours or till vegetables are Vh cup chopped onion tender. Serves 6 :14 tsp. salt Biscuits l2 Tblsp. cornstarch (Rosehill, N. C.) Dash pepper 2 cups self rising flour V2 tsp. Worcestershire Sauce 4 Tblsp. shortening Blend all ingredients well. Shape s milk cup into 1 inch balls and bake on cookie Cut shortening in flour. Add milk sheet 10 - 15 min. Drain on paper and stir until dough follows spoon towels. Serve with sauce. around bowl. Knead gently 10 to 15 Sauce: d times on floured surface. Roll to 2 Tblsp. butter or margarine 2 inch a Cut with inch thick. one-thir-d cup chopped green pepper cutter. Place in pan and bake at 475 d - 12 cup chopped onion 10 Yield 10 minutes. for deg. 1 can (10-3oz.) tomato soup biscuits. 2 Tblsp. brown sugar Chicken Honeylulu 4 tsp. Worcestershire Sauce v2 cup pineapple juice 1 Tblsp. mustard (prepared) ',4 cup soy sauce 1 Tblsp. vinegar 4 cup honey Brown onions and green peppers ',4 cup corn oil 1 in butter. In a 2 qt. bowl, add tsp. Monosodium Glutamate 1 remaining ingredients and onion and tsp. salt 1 tsp. peppers, stir until combined. Add ginger 1 tsp. meatballs and bake at 350 deg. for mustard dry 1 chicken, cut twenty minutes. up Mix everything but chicken in a Spice Rolled Cookies pan over medium heat. Simmer 5 (Jacksonville, Fla.) minutes. Brush this mixture over 2Vz cups flour chicken and marinate in rest of '2 tsp. salt mixture for 1 hour. Then grill over 1 tsp. baking powder charcoal, basting often until fork 1 cup shortening inserted will come out easily, or '2 tsp. allspice bake at 350 deg. F. for 35 to 40 2 tsp. ginger minutes. sugar These next recipes she collected 2l2 cup well beaten eggs, while living in San Diego, Calif. l'2 tsp. vanilla 1 Hamburger Crescent Pie tsp. cinnamon l4 lb. hamburger tsp. ground cloves d Sift dry ingredients. Cream cup chopped onion 4 cup chopped green pepper shortening; add sugar. Beat until oz. can tomato sauce fluffy and add eggs and vanilla; add oz. can green beans dry ingredients. Blend thoroughly vi tsp. salt and chill. Roll out and cut shapes or 1 can roll in balls and flatten with fork regrigerator crescent rolls 1 egg tines. Place on greased cookie slightly beaten 2 cups shredded Cheddar cheese sheets. Bake at 400 deg. for 6 to 10 4 tsp. garlic salt minutes. egg-chee- one-thir- Mt. Pleasant Hub City Days celebration June 30 and July 1 and 2 should call one of the planning Chairmen appointed pointed chairman for the Arthritis Julie Cloward, daughter 4 displayed, according to coordinator Mary Lois Madsen USU Extension Home economist. Quilts of all types, pieced, embroidered, appliqued or quilted, both old and new will be exhibited. Quilts entered in the 1983 Festival of the American West sponsored by USU Extension will also be featured. Details on entry can be had by contacting any of the following Foundation Utah 1983 House-to-Hous- e Campaign. They include Donna Brunger of of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cloward, Moroni, has accepted a call to serve an LDS Spanish-speakin- g mission in the Houston, Tex. area. She is in the Windsor Ward in Salt Lake City where she was the speaker May 22. She will enter the MTC June 16. Fairview, Spring Leona Christensen, Betty Dase, Mt. Betty Zilm, Moroni; committee members: Thelma Burnside, Fairview First LDS City; pleasant; Ward,; Ora Mills, 2nd Ward, Ruth Erickson, 3rd Ward; Beverly Olsen, Mt. Pleasant; Etta Irons, Moroni; and Ila Tidwell, Mt. Pleasant. Also NaDean Nielson, Fountain Green; Mariod Judd, Ephraim; Sherrol Snow, Manti; Arleen Bartholomew, Mayfield; Jackie Blood, Gunnison; Mrs. Phil Olsen, Fayette; Mrs. Charles Peterson, Centerfield; and Mrs. Jean Peterson, Sterling. The House-t- o House. Campaign g is a drive that benefits the thousands of people who suffer from arthritis. The funds are used by the Arthritis Foundation to further develop its programs in research, patient and professional education, public information, and patient services. It will be held throughout the , month of May. ; fund-raisin- The Moroni Senior Citizens will a potluck social at 7 p.m. Friday, May 27, in the Senior Citizens Center. The program for the evening will be furnished by the Jack Bailey family. All Senior Citizens are invited to attend and bring their own dishes. hold (Checkup can make you feel better. Let me help you review your insurance coverages and needs. Home, car, life and health. There's no obligation. Call me for a Family Insur- ance Checkup today. R. DYCHES off. Phone 500 W. Main $. rm. Rhone P.0. Box 3457 Mt. Plomont, UT 84647 DANNY MT. PLEASAN- T- Mt. Pleasant Senior Citizens will hold their semimonthly meeting at 7 p.m. at the senior citizens center. A pot luck dinner will be served with a program following. Spanish Fork celebrated her first birthday on May 6. She has a sister, Michelle. Grandparents are Jim and Geri Daley of Lucille Wilson, Milburn; Fountain Green; and Ralph Wilson, Levan. Great grand parents are Mrs. Mayne Rushton, Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daley, Payson; Mr. and Mrs. Mack Strate, Fountain Green and Mrs. Zopha Wilson, Salt Lake City. fri FOUNTAIN GREE- N- The Fountain Green Lions Club held their Maytime Party in the City Hall, May 11. They enjoyed barbecued moose prepared by Lee and Doris Boswell and Glen and Judy Zumwalt. Mr. Jay Gardner, Manager of Telluride Division of Utah Power and Light was the guest speaker; musical numbers were presented by Aden Johnson. Approximately 65 members of the Fountain Green and Moroni Lions Clubs and their wives attended the occasion. Family Insurance Senior Citizens Anna Marie Wilson, daughter of Larry and Kathy Wilson of Lions hold Maytime gala The State Farm " tv Two-third- one-thir- cedar chests, closets, attics, trousseaus and beds will be MT PLEASAN- T- Ten Sanpete County residents have been ap- one-thir- one-thir- committee chairmen for details on Sheila Sorenson, Axtell; Lily Jane Miller, Manti; Betty Roberts, entry. This will be one of Sanpetes Gunnison; and Bernice Erickson and Helen Barney Spring City. largest quilt shows and will be held of the the Sanpitch Saga preceding Pageant from 3 to 8 p.m. Quilts from all over Sanpetes MT. PLEASAN- T- Those who would like to display a quilt in the STATI 462-305- 4 436-860- FARM Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. INSURANCI INSURANCE COMPANIES STATE FARM Home Offices. Bloomington, III. m llif DEPARTMENT AND FAMILY STORES 152 West Main Mt. Pleasant 45 N. Main Kids Nephi Ladies SUMMER BLOUSES one-thir- 8 8 NOW YOU HAVE A SKYLINE PHARMACY 398 EAST 100 SOUTH MORONI, UTAH LOCATED INSIDE SKYLINE MEDICAL CLINIC 436-828- 2 PRICES AND QUALITY BRING YOUR NEXT REFILL TO US I 0(o)j Kenny Michael Bertelson, son of Kendall and Linda Bertelson, Axtell, celebrated his first birthday on Sunday, May 22. He is the grandson of George and Arvelee Bertelson of Axtell and Rowland and Mirian Norman of Mt. Pleasant. Great grandparents are Beatrice Brown, of Greenwich and Herbert Norman, Mt. Pleasant. Brownie Mint Alaska Press 1 qt. peppermint ice cream (softened) into a 1 quart mixing bowl lined with aluminum foil. Cover and freeze until firm. Prepare oz. brownie mix as directed on package and bake in 8 inch round greased cake pan. Cool ten minutes and remove from pan and cool thoroughly. Place cooled round brownie on cookie sheet. Unmold ice cream onto brownie. Beat 3 egg whites until soft peaks form. Gradually fold in 7 oz. jar marshmallow creme. Completely cover ice cream and brownie with egg mixture and bake at 475 deg. for 3 minutes. Store leftovers in freezer. May 31 Ham Loaf, Baked Potato Corn, Applesauce, Cookie,, Milk-Juic- e. AND r, Checked Cobbler GINGHAM APRONS s5 SMOCKS 0 MENS WRANGLER Bread-Butte- LESS BOOT CUT 0 os |
