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Show 2B west UHumMihk? Out Our Window . . f - . r4 f I9S3'6 Wwwssi fi. Elket BWlivtd For the third year, readers of the reen Sheet are being asked to choose two women to be honored as their Woman of the Year. Two are chosen because one will represent women from the western Thursday, Jan. VIEW VALLEY Gfasft to 4 valley and the other will be the choice of the eastern area. This years choices will have hard acts to follow, because the first two years have produced such outstand- part of the ing women. Everyday cooking isn't ust 'everyday' cooking any more. Our everyday meals are getting more and more innovative. So much so that your mother or grandmother wouldn't know where or how to start getting a meal in your kitchen. In 1982 Nancy (Mrs. Max J.) Butchereit Anderson and Mary (Mrs. Ray) White were named and, in 1983, Elna (Mrs. Jack) Klrkham and Millie (Mrs. Lynn D.) Oberhansley Bernard received the accolades. We, here at the Green Sheet, see and hear of, perhaps, more inoutstanding women than you, aware are also we but do, dividually, that you know of women who do yeoman service to home and community that we never hear of. Those are the women we want to know of, and so we turn to you. Without you, the women named would be limited to those who have made the pages with their stories, and while this does not eliminate wo :: More and more we feel we 'must1 hove a micro oven, a food processor, most certainly a wok, pressure pan of course, wire wisk, garlic press, spaghetti maker, and a dozen other items thot werent even thought of a generation ago. : It's opened the door so that the average homemaker is able to prepare dishes that once could be done only in fine restaurants where the help was plentiful and cheap. :: :: I watch the cooking classes on TV and, in my mind, prepare them for myself and guests. Actually, however, i seldom try to duplicate their masterpieces. What i do find, however, is that I pick up tricks and ideas from them that I can use in my home. For me . . . I like the sight, sound and smell of a soup pot on the back burner and my vegetables raw and crisp or steamed and In other words, the crisp. ordinary dishes are my favorites. men who have received publicity, it. is good to remember that those who do their work quietly and unobserved, (except by you) must be in the running, too. It matters not, to us, whether the woman does her work in the church (any church), the community or does volunteer work, we want to' hear of her. ; You know the rules . . . dont make it a chore. We do not need long themes carefully worked out, but its fine if you want to. Just make it fun ; for you and maybe a great day for the one you choose. You can see by the form that short ! sentences are adequate, but if you ; want, use any other paper. Do it your way ... but do it. Mail your entries to: Woman of the Year CO Green Sheet Newspapers 155 E. 4905 South Murray, Utah 84107 Reader's Ctatce S time-teste- 12, 1984 : - think that s true for most of us, too. The foods we ate and loved as children are port and parcel of us and when we cook them we feel all the comfort, love and security that accompanied them 'back then.' M"" N Entry Blank I lUoituut oi the the same vein, some of our most successful recipes come from the use of common leftovers used In some uncommon way. Our mothers did this constantly and we now have hash, most cas- seroles, stew, soup and twenty-hundreothers. In IJm : 8 8 Name Chosen. d Addrss Jan Brown, who creates masterpieces of cooking, came up with such a one after the holidays when we all were try- ing to use up leftovers. Its a quiche, but don't let that fancy name throw you. It's simply food cooked in on egg, milk and cheese mixture. A custard, no less. Phona right, you have to have some leftover bread dressing from your turkey and a cup or two of pieces of meat from that bird. Everyone of our freezers could come up with those two ingredients in a i iffy, I betcha. 8 8: 80th Year Arrange, over the baked dressing, cup of diced leftover turkey meat and 1 cup grated Swiss cheese. Mix 3 large eggs (4 small ones) with 1 small can of evaporated milk, a bit of salt to adding your taste. (Remember, however, that your dressing, the turkey and the cheese are already salted.) 1 )'' ' ' W ; - - , . $: 8 j:: "$) '1 ' Serve it right then and there with crisp, steamed a nice colorful salad or . . . wonder of wonders . . . save itvegetables, for later and serve cold. It is unbelievably good when cold. Cut it info about 1 inch cubes and your family or guests will scoop them up like the lewels they are. Your Nama, Nice but not Necessary Eartmann Christensen Honored On Birthday I Eartmann ,i H. Christensen will be honored on his eightieth birthday at an open house on Saturday, Jan. 14, afc Country Manor, 5300 South 690 s a 8' 8 :? 8 :: You can have all your fancy cook pots and equipment, just give me a few 'regular' recipes like this one of Jan's and I'll be perfectly content. How good they are I Name. Phone. Mail to: Woman of the Year requested. The honored man was born on Jan. 15, 1904 to Soren C. and Caroline Christensen. His early years were spent in the Uintah Basin. In 1928 he married Lorene Vance and they became the parents of three children. Lorene died in 1934 and Eartmann married Bernice Vance Partridge. Three children were added to the marriage before Bernices death in Mr. Christensen Legal Secretaries Slate January Meet Reed Brown, attorney at law, speaker at the coming meeting of the S.L. Legal Secretaries Assn. His topics will include personal injury and how the secretary can be more professional . The meeting will be held Thurs., Jan. 12, at 6 p.m. at the Fort Douglas Military club, 49 Fort Douglas Boulevard. Reservations for the dinner following the meeting are being taken by 2 Cath Agey and June Hallstrom The Assn. is sponsoring a h study course for those interested in taking the professional legal secretary examination which will be given in October at the U of 484-629- nine-mont- sional Legal Secretary (PLS) by the National Association of Legal Secretaries (International). Classes will be held at the Salt Lake Library, 209 E. 500 South, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. on Thursdays children great- 1 Deseret Industries store in Murray. He has been active in the LDS church and has served as bishop, stake clerk and for fourteen years served as a counselor in the stake presidency of the Timpanogas stake in Pleasant Grove. In addition to his church activity, Mr. Christensen has been involved in civic affairs, serving on the city councils of both Orem and Pleasant Grove and was honored with a lifetime membership by the Pleasant Grove Chamber of Commerce. He came to Murray in 1968 and has made his home here since that time. MODAL SALE JANUARY 20th to 28th 2816 W. 3500 So. West Valley City Nail polish remover takes spots of nail polish off washable fabrics, but never use it on acetate or Arnel fabrics. The remover dissolves these fabrics. 344 So. 500 W. Bountiful MURRAY, UTAH 266-359- Special Care When the face fabric is glued to a belt backing, it should not be dry cleaned. Belt coverings that are stitched in place may be dry cleaned. Many fabric belts have a plastic backing that requires special EVERYTHING IN THE STORE Kelli Robinson To Marry Robert Brown 0 OF F Including: MERCHANDISE REGULARLY MARKED OFF DANCE N TOES vaneviFEURimaii m Robinson are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kelli Marie Robinson. Miss Robinson graduated from Granger high in 1979. Her fiance, Robert Duane Brown, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Brown of Palm Harbor, Florida. Robert graduated from John F. Kennedy high in Turnon, Guam in OFF 1975. They are planning a February 14th wedding to be held in the Calvary Assembly of God in Tarpon Springs, Florida. Hurry in now for very special savings on the newest fashion looks and colors for the bath! You Detergent Ballet Slippers, Leotards and Tights 'ADDITIONAL 10 Off ON ALL SALE 50 W. SiFff Too Much, Too Little 0 1967-677- 7 3 for beautiful bathrooms Eartmann H. 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The study group is open to nonmembers w'ho will be charged a total of $175 for the entire h course or by the section. Members will be charged a nominal cost to cover handout materials. Registration will close Jan. 10 for a limited enrollment of 25. Sheila Land, PLS study group chairman, can be contacted at for more information. C. CO Green West, Murray. Family and friends are being invited to call between the hours of 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. No gifts are 1968. will be guest Cluwe Tkid Ufajtuut $: So, start with a 9 inch square cake pan and press the moist leftover dressing in the bottom of the pan. Bake for 15 minutes in a 425 degree oven. When you remove the baked crust from the oven, turn the heat down to 400 degrees. Pour the milkegg mixture over the t irkey and chaese, add about two chopped green onions and put in the 400 degree oven. 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