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Show jCymie Tuwi Q - WIST VALLEY VIEW Thursday, Feb. 2, 1984 ' Hawed Wdwoti 06 Ike ifeon' Lynne (Mrs. Paul) Turner is the Green Sheets 1983 Woman of the Year. The Taylorsville resident who is deeply immersed in a wide range of community activities joins a select circle which began with the 1981 selection of Mary (Mrs. Ray) White of West Valley City and was expanded in 1982 when the award went to work, Lynne smiles, "because my husband became a truck driver. He woud be gone on long hauls and so I also had long periods of uncommitted time on my hands. I didn't want to be away from my children and so, began my volunteer work. Like so many other women, my outside the home work began 25 years ago with PTA. I became the This organization presents its views and wishes to the County Commission and as a united organization organizations doesnt stop there because she also belongs to the Society of Mayflower Descendants. Then, too, her family was named Family of the Year during ceremonies at the Olpin Union building on the UofU campus in 1983. Her ancestry stems from George Asked about her hobbies, Lynne laughs and says, In order of one, two and three, they are, the log cabin were building from scratch in Duchesne; gardening, which takes place mostly in Duchesne but a wee bit here in Taylorsville, too; and thirdly, genealogy. Im so excited. I went back to North Carolina and found the site and grave of my 7th Im going back again this summer and try to get the DAR to declare it an historical site. I also want to buy the land, about five acres, that they lived on. It is with pride and satisfaction that the Green Sheet salutes and honors Lynne Turner ... A lady who womanhood at its exemplifies best, fulfilling the traditional roles of wife and mother and additionally reaching out into the wider arena of community, county and state. The kind of woman, in summation, who is willing to spend time and energy to make changes happen for the betterment of all. Soule. She is a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and is chairman of both the state American Heritage group and the American chapter (Uintah chapter) of Constitution Week. In the same vein she is a past president of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers for West Salt lake County and founder and president of the Taylorsville DUP Camp. Lynne Turner Woman of the Year Millie Oberhansley Bernard of Kearns. The coveted citation is never given - its earned through the unique contributions these women have given the world in which they live. I became active in volunteer first president of Elsenhower Junior high and, during that time, was in- strumental in helping to get the overpass built over Redwood Road.? It waS In PTA that I learned how to get the necessary changes for the community out of the wishing category onto the accomplished list. j It was in PTA that I learned if you want something done, go straight to the top with your needs. It saves days, weeks, months and even years of futile struggle and waiting. It must go to the top anyway before any goal can be accomplished, and so the wise person starts there. This honored woman put her wisdom to good use as she served as president of the Granite Secondary PTA council and, at the state level on the Health and Welfare committee for two years. Politics interested Lynne early and she was a member of the Salt Lake County Planning Commission for 16 months; served on the County Community Development Steering Committee and was voluntary secretary to the Governors Council on Veterans Issues. I ran for the Utah State House of Representatives two times, this attractive woman relates, and lost both times. I have, she smiles, no intention of running again. She was also volunteer coordinator for Frances Farley when she ran for Congress in 1982. With three daughters, it was natural that I would be involved with the Girl Scouts and Ive filled many positions from neighborhood chairman to camp director, leader and as public relations person. I served for 26 years and am now a member of the Silver Trefoil honored group. This active woman was on the Board of Directors of the Days of '47 for seven years; Chairman of the Territorial Ball for six years and of the Street Shows for five years. Her interests in historical Her efforts have been felt in the Taylorsville Bennion Community Council. She not only founded that group but served as its chairman for several years. She is also a past vice president of the County Assn, of Community Councils. has gained recognition for the individual community it represents. The group is now working for passage of an ordinance enabling its members to be elected at a general election. You might say that I am a champion of the underdog, Lynne comments . . . the ones who cannot, or do not know how to, speak out for themselves. Right now Im working on a problem a certain area of Bennion is experiencing. They are right under the flight path of many planes as they take off, or prepare to land, at the Salt Lake Airport. The noise is both loud and disruptive to anyone living there. Airport officials have been quite sympathetic about it and a public hearing has been scheduled for Feb. 15 to hear and explain what the problem is and what might be done to alleviate it. Now we can only hope and wait. The multiplicity of Lynnes interests have not kept her from building a good home life. She and her husband are parents of three children. They are Linda Ann, employed by Eastern Airlines and also a Country Rock entertainer who has cut several records in Nashville; Cindy employed by Northwest Energy and Tami (Mrs. Tom) Hardy. They have one grandson, four year old Tory Skyler Hardy, who incidentally is the most handsome, most intelligent four year old in the world. Gardening Named Favorite Recreation long-rang- By now we've all found out that those extra pounds we picked up over the holidays aren't going to 'melt away' as easily as they ar-- i rived and perhaps we'd better do something about them. Now, you know and I know that wo oront going to chongo our way of oatlng (or more than a few days at a time. Starving' can only last so long and then we're right back to eating the way we've alwoys eaten. And the way we've always eaten Isn't the way to take off pounds. It only makes us feel guilty. I'm no expert on the art of 'taking off pounds but I have found if use recipes that are free (or comparatively free) of the starches, fats and sugars, that gain fewer pounds or at least hold my own. ... I hove a few So recipes that are good for the taste buds as well as my hips. They're also balanced nutritionally, which is no small thing, either. ClucJmt 8 8 vi $: 8 8 : Otimlal Salad ONE FOR VALENTINE'S DAY 8 Remove the chicken and boil the broth down about 13. Mix the vegetables with the vinegar, add thinly sliced, cooled chicken and the vinegar. Add 13 cup peanuts, and Tbsp. of the cooled chicken broth for a dressing. :j:j 8 Then there's another goodie to use with chicken that Is a favorite with children as well as adults. I call it Lemon Chicken and it's so 8 simple recipe isn't needed. v! Then fake one whole lemon and wash well. Roll it back and forth on a hard table top to loosen the juices within and then puncture it all over with an ice or nut pick. ;i: S: jif; Push the whole lemon into the cavity of the chicken and that's that. Place in a 350 degree oven and bake for 35 to 45 minutes or until a leg moves easily. Ovens vary and you know yours better than I do. 8 Take out, remove the lemon and enjoy, enjoy, enjo calorie to worry about either. : Hardlya :jij x Members For Meeting Arc in Salt Lake and officers from throughout the state were in attendance. In attendance from Murray were Corallene McKean, Mary Pizza, Lois Birth and Marlene Gardner. a. "ground floor" business exceeding all others In income... welcomes inquiries. Full or Call or write: P.M. Johnson 2304 S. Berkeley St. Salt Lake City, Ut. 84109 A part-tim- WITH A DON BLAIR MASTER COLOR PORTRAIT Will Though lino por roit do time, you till hov ono mod hr Marry Dave Ballard fogkr'l Vrv VaUntin. Cindy. v yoWi porhapt ; vlov !Mh profor to dor from u pro 1, lhor way, wo'll happy to bo SPECIAL ON CLASSES bolp! FOR TWO PEOPLE APPOINmiMTCI ;TOPUCiyota FOR TWO PEOPLE v 8 REORDER, f- CLASSES: CARRIAGE SQUARE SUGAR HOUSE MOM. 12:30-3:3- 0 TUES. 6:00-9:0- 0 TMURS. 6:00-9:0- 0 THURSDAY p.m. p.m. 6-- 9 life pm tj&i Lkiick Coupon Expires Feb. 15, 1984 the SPECDM7IBS PLASTER ARTS SUGAR HOUSE 484-997- 4 968-889- 3 4128 South 1785 West 10 AM 6 PM Mon., Wad., FrL, Sot. 10 AM - 9 PM Tuat. Thuri. 8 Take one whole frying chicken. Do not cut in pieces. Pull out any strings of fat you might find clinging to the 'innards' and toss them aside. No one wants those nasties, anyway. v! 8 a COUPON CARRIAGE SQUARE ::j ji; g: Serve on a lettuce leaf with a slice of wheat bread, have an orange for your dessert and oil your vitamin requirements are met and not an ounce on the waist line. EASTER STOCK JUST ARRIVED IL&I jij: Simmer the chicken breast in chicken broth along with the chopped green onions and the tarragon. Fifteen minutes should do the trick. Mr. and Mrs. Vince Brown are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, NO FIRING 2198 SOUTH 900 9:30 AM I EAST 6 PM Man., Tuat., Wad., Fri., Sot. 9:30 am 9 pm Thun. think or th o more than 3$ yeart of experience czJ: d reputation available to you at . , much-honore- ; Miss Brown is currently attending Utah Technical College. Her fiance, Dave, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ballard and is also attending Utah Technical College. They are planning a July 19th wedding to be held in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. ; ' :j: Sou GIVE A PAINTED GIFT TO A LOVE 9 HOURS $4 8 266-933- The honored couple has 22 grandchildren and 14 Mr. Kay is now retired, and they both enjoy spending time together, working on hobbies and developing their talents. 18 HOURS $750 t (Serves one or two.) whole chicken breast, boned and skinned Vh cups chicken broth. Va tsp. tarragon 2 chopped green onions, tops and all 2 or 3 Tbsp. vinegar l cup chopped Napa cabbage (or any kind of cabbage you have) 1 stalk celery 1 grated carrot Chuck-a-Ram- PHOTO AT RIGHT 1 j 1 Cindy Brown 2 FOR 8 8 I The Murray Business and Professional Women are inviting all former members to meet with them for the February meeting which will be held today (Thursday) at Fashion Place The event will begin at 6:30 p.m. and reservations should be made with Marlene Gardner at Guest speaker will be Sandra Little, state BPW foundation chairman. Little is the administrative assistant and home health coordinator at the Sanpete Valley Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. The BPW Woman of the Year will also be announced at the meet. She is chosen for not only professional work but her contributions and participation in the community. The state BPW interim board meeting was held Jan. 21 at the Tri- - Temple. In the early years of their marriage they resided in Lark, Utah where Jesse was employed in the mines. After living in Lark they moved to Salt Lake where they raised their six children. They are Maureen Kay Baxter, Sherman, Sammy, Pearl Ann Kay Holdaway and John, all of Salt Lake and Helen Kay Higby of Washington state. EASY TO PAINT ijij I BPW Inviting Former Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kay According to a leading medical journal, more doctors garden than play golf or tennis. Obviously, they e benefits are deriving many of us are not aware of, so why not get in with the guys who know? Gardening is not only fun, its good for you and your garden. Youll both look better for it, too. thet 'Btadfvid r. Fifty Years Of Marriage Is . 1 Jesse And Edna Kay Mark Jesse Merlin and Edna Ferre Kay were honored with a family dinner on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. Their children and family hosted the event. Jesse and Edna were married January 31, 1934 in the Manti LDS Out Our Window . . 'Den of Photography t Rhotograph on ox- - dotlvo recognition given Oy pro--. owonol Photographer of Amerce 4905 South $ttf - '242-248- $ -- t 1 Xl |