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Show WEEKLY NEWS JOURNAL, NORTH DAVIS LEADER, JANUARY 21, 1982 REFLEX-DA- VIS Chairmen Announced Recipes For The Home Gardener By LUCILLE STRINGHAM tbsp sugar tbsp mix V tsp cinnamon Vi cup water 1 TOPPING 2 cup brown sugar cup flour 1 tsp cinnamon Vi cup margarine Vi cup walnuts BLEND TOGETHER the brown sugar, flour, cinnamon. Cut margarine in to form a crumble mixture. Add coarsely cut nuts. Sprinkle on top of apple slices. Bake in hot oven 400 degrees for 35 minutes. Serves 12. BASIC MULTI-PURPOS- cup mix tbsp sugar 1 egg beaten 2 tbsp water Vi tsp vanilla 1 2 9 flour E cups sifted all purpose 13 cup double acting baking powder 1 cup plus 2 tbsp. nonfat powdered milk 4 tsp salt Serve warm with ice lVi APPLE COFFEE CAKE 3 cups Biscuit mix Vi cup sugar Vi tsp salt 1 tsp cinnamon Vi cup milk 2 eggs, beaten 3 tbsp oil 1 quart apple slices Sr. Citizens ening Youre STIR BAKING powder, dry milk and salt into the sifted flour. Sift all dry ingredients together until well mixed. Cut shortening into flour mixture until all particles of fat are thoroughly coated and mixture resembles coarse commeal. Yields 13 cups of mix that can be used as you would COMBINE MIX, sugar salt and cinnamon. Mix eggs, oil and milk together and blend a Invited All KAYSVILLE -- We would like to invite all the senior citizens of the Kaysville area to the Silver Age Senior Center, 34 E. 100 N., Kaysville, to get out on these dreary winter days and meet some new people, enjoy a warm, cozy atmosphere, and participate in some exciting activities. CERAMICS, oil painting, ceramic chalk painting, needlework, cards, pool, bingo and other exciting activities are available. Tax Assistance will be available in the coming weeks. Call for an appointment Come and enjoy a delicious with lunch Monday-Fridameals being served at 11:30 a.m. Call in your reservations the day before, np Wasatch Writers League Of Utah Writers To Meet spices into the flour. Add molasses mixture to creamed sugar and shortening. Add flour and mix well. Add raisins and nuts if desired. Pour into a greased and floured baking pan 9x13 inches. Bake at 375 degrees for 40 min. Can be baked in two loaf pans. Cake can be frosted with a butter frosting. One Way Of Putting It Employer Why did you leave your last job? Applicant Illness. Employer What sort of illness? Applicant My boss said he was sick of me. RICHARD Hunt, the Riata Days general chairman, said he has his committee nearly organized. The only position lacking is a parade chairman and a number of volunteers to help with the parade. Suggestions of people who would like to help with the parade would be appreciated. Riata Days booths will be set up in the Layton Commons PAST PRESIDENT Lewis MacFarland, will be responsible for doing some research into a junior city council made up of high school students. After he has gathered information about this subject, he will present it to the LCIA membership for discussion and recommendations. Mrs. Sharon Slatore, LC1A vice president, was asked to follow up on previous plans to plant some trees and erect an appropriate marker to World War I veterans in the small park on Gentile Street near the Union Pacific tracks. Park instead of on the La ton High School grounds as has been done in the past. throughout the year. V n Because July 4ih is day. the Riata Davs ceien tion will be held Monday. J ur ILL be a $30 fee THERE for each booth. Some ball games and other activities might be conducted in the cooler morning hours before the parade starts. 5. MR. HUNT said the city is working towards the purchase of a public address system that could be used to announce the parade, the ball games, entertainment. etc. The PA system would be very useful for other city events that are held LCIA PRESIDENT Michael Wilder, recommended ti group meet nine times per instead of 12 times No and churches are invited to send a representative, dmg March Of Dimes Mothers March ALTHOUGH the city of Layton does not own this park , it is maintained by the city and used by Layton residents. Some of the trees in the park were originally planted as a memorial to those Layton men who died serving their country in World War 1. Julian Martinez will head the beautification group. The March of Dimes Mother March marks its 31st anniversary in 1982. This January, as they have in the past, tens of thousands of volunteers will be asking friends and neighbors to come to the air of our nations children. LIONS CLUB president, Carlos Alemea, will work to erect a Layton City sign on the intersection of Lancer Lane and Gentile Street. All civic clubs will be invited to display their logos on the sign. There will be room to announce forthcoming Layton events. THE MOTHERS march gan as a appeal in family-to-famil- be- y to help the March of Dimes combat 1951 poliomyelitis, the dread paralytic disease. Once polio was conquered by the develop ment of effective vaccines, the March of Dimes turned its attention to the nation's most serious child health problem: birth defects. The voluntary health organization, known today as the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, still relies on the dedication and enthusiasm of its volunteer supporters. Funds collected in the Mothers March support research into the causes and w ay s to prevent birth defects, intensive care for critically ill newborns, and a vigorous campaign for better prenatal care for all mothers THE MARCH of Dimes is dedicated to preventing birth defects and improv ing the outcome of pregnancy. When these women, or the men who join them, come to your door this January, welcome them with open arms and open purses. You will be giving to the children of today and tomorrow. The North Davis Mothers March chairwoman is Mrs. Joyce Tuckett. dent, from Sunset; Arlene Hamblin, secretary, Syracuse, and Maijorie Silvester, program chairman, Layton. 25 THE WASATCH Writers Club was organized over 15 years ago, then called the al Storm Windows Off on wi also replace Quafity Craftsmen your Broken Windshield Thursday Writers by members joining from Roy, Sunset, Clearfield and Syracuse. Members were interested in developing writing skills in (Guaranteed not to Leak) eSBWTO creative writing and news reporting. Later, joining the League of licVJEil Utah Writers, members served as president and other officers in the state organiza- fS ir tion. The Wasatch Writers have turned out motivated men and women writers, and editors who have contributed to the literature of our nation. 1 48 Stuto v 1 s' o m -' 5 m ? photo-journalis- ts Theres still time to get your fine porcelain china by saving and checking at First Security Bank. REE ESTIMATES Select from 10 different items A REFLECTION OF TOUR LOVES TWO WEEKS OSira Jan. 21 to Feb. 5! 2 5i7 and 4 Wallet (sitting fee included) g(D)95 THIS VALEimWES DAT - express your love through a portrait - a beautiful, lasting way to say how much Call: I LOVJE YOU!!! cans Studio .. 376-161- 6 - 192 North Fort Lane, Layton No appointment necessary Open 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. - fU. mS . . Augu-- The next LCIA meeting will be Tuesday. Feb 2atSp m in the Layton Parks and Recreation office. Ail civic groups Storm Doors and . or December. Its That Time of Year Storm Windows e u.. rnect-ingwi- be held in July 766-220- THE PUBLIC is invited to this meeting. chaper of the League of Utah Writers, will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the community room of the American Savings and Loan Association in Village Square, Kaysville. THE TOPIC to be discussed is Historical Hobbies. The guest speaker will be Dan Silvester of Ogden. Plans will be finalized for sponsoring a basic photography class for the homemaker and news reporters. New officers elected for this year are Norma Dalton, presi- mixture and stir to blend. Mix baking powder and salt and 6-- short- cups vegetable the applesauce to molasses ADD ONE tbsp. sugar to mix. Combine egg and water and vanilla and stir into dry ingredients. Mix thoroughly and spread over fruit in baking dish. Sprinkle remaining one Tbsp. sugar over top of dough. Bake in 350 degree oven about 30 minutes. Serve warm for 8 people. MIX RECIPE cream if desired. The Wasatch Writers, quart apple slices tsp margarine COMBINE SUGAR, mix, cinnamon and water. Pour into glass baking dish 8x12 inches. Add sliced apples and dot with margarine TOPPING ' cup molasses 1 cup shortening VA cup sugar 2 cups raisins 4 cups flour 3 tsp. soda V tsp. salt 2 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. cinnamon 1 tsp. cloves 1 tsp. allspice CREAM SUGAR and shortening together. In a separate bowl put the molasses and soda, stirring together. Add Vi Vi MELT BUTTER in a 2 qt. baking dish. Combine sugar, flour, baking powder, salt, cinnamon and milk to make a batter. Pour on melted butter in baking dish. Do not stir into batter. Drain apples and place on batter. Do not stir. Bake at 375 degrees for 40 minutes. Serves 6-- 2'A cups apple sauce 6 2 greased 9x12 inch baking pan. Cover with apple slices and sprinkle with topping. APPLE PUDDING COBBLER Vi cup margarine or butter, melted lVi cups sugar lVi cups sifted flour 2 tsp. baking powder Vi tsp salt Vi tsp cinnamon lVi cups milk I quart apple slices. jects during the coming Mrs. Jean Mane Hall, president of the Layton Civic Arts Association, was asked to try to organize some summer bank cor.crts for the Layton Commons Park. months. batter. Spread batter into There re many good things to make ..om the fruit that we can each fall. Todays recipes will be using applesauce or apple slices. Some of these recipes will call for a basic mix, so the recipe for the mix is included in todays column. APPLE SAUCE CAKE APPLE COBBLER into dry ingredients making a The Layton City Improvement Association started their 1982 year by establishing several committee chairmen who w ill work on some definite pro- . Deposit Qualifications including place settings, accessories and complete sets. 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