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Show dwomriher Golden Anniversary Slated GOURMET CORNER Here is a recipe from 19 century England that lightens up any dinner or buffet. Roll out dough to A inch thick, cut with doughnut cutter, cover and let rise until double or about I hour. Fry in deep fat at 420. Ice with powder sugar glace or shake in a paper bag with powdered sugar, plain sugar mixed with cinnamon or eat Ginger Applet plain. Whole Ginger This recipe will add to your cooking a zing you don't get with commercial seasoning salt. A cup brandy 3 pounds cooking apples Seasoning Salt I part salt (1 cup) 4 cups sugar 'A part pepper (' cup) cup lemon juice, strained Candied orange peel 13 cup curry (13 cup) Heap a tablespoon with pieces of ginger. Bruise 13 cup garlic powder (13 cup) these with a mallet or pestle and place in ajar. Pour 13 cup onion powder (13 cup) the brandy over the ginger and set aside for three, I 3 cup celery salt ( I 3 cup) I 3 cup thhyme ( I 3 cup) days. Peel and slice the apples, and put to simmer with the 13 cup MSG-Acce(13 cup) strained ginger mixture, sugar and lemon juice. I part papricka Simmer gently about 10 minutes, until apples are Optional: Horseradish powder, cayenne pepper, transparent but firm. Serve cold. Ginger apples are cumin powder. Experiment and see what you like. excellent as a side dish with meats, but also Make small batches and keep the one you like in delicious over vanilla ice cream. large quantity. Stores well in a tight quart jar. Mix in a large bowl until evenly mixed. A really great bread that is so easy to make comes From Florence Brewerton of Albion, Idaho, we to us from Florence Brewerton also: get this excellent recipe for: Bulk Whole Wheat Bread Spudnuts ' I 2 tablespoons yeast cup glutin flour I cup powdered whey A cup warm water 1 cup whole wheat flour teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons yeast A cup sugar 2 tablespoons salt 23 cup shortening, Crisco 5 V cup hot water 2 cups scalded milk 1 A cup honey cup mashed potatoes 2 beaten eggs 23 cups oil Mix together and beat well then add 5 'A to 6 cups 6 to 7 cups sifted flour Add yeast to warm milk. Add salt, sugar and white flour and shape into loaves. Let rise in the shortening to scalded milk and cool. Add potatoes, pans and bake 350 for 35 minutes or until eggs to milk mixture and beat well, add yeast, then toothpick comes out dean. Make 4 loaves. Your add to flour in large bowl. Kneed just enough to dough will be sticky, so do not add too much flour, mix well. DO NOT OVER HANDLE. Your this bread is very quick and just delicious. dough should be soft and smooth. It should not be Happy New Year. stiff. When adding your flour, add 6 cups and then only as much as you need, so that dough is not May your life be filled with good cookin' always. By Vivian Holmes sticky. been honery and sensitive to any thing I say to her. When anyone tries to kid or joke around with her, she gets mad. I still want to be her friend but I have a lot more fun with the other, girls. What can I do to help her? A Friend Their son, Larry Knight, of Douglas. Wyo.. and son David Knight of Salt Lake i ccnt. This will be an to remember evening for the golden couple as they welcome all friends and relatives to1 this special occasion. At their request, no' presents please. 1 1 makes her cat exen 1 City, and their daughter. Donna Rever of Auston. Texas will be honoring the ljcVoy Knights at this gala If families paid for all their services, most couldn't afford to hire a housewife. One study reports that the average housewife performs 7,352 worth of services per year, says Uintah County Utah State University extension home 1 ' Sarah and LeVoy ' Knight, of Vernal, will I be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on Jan. 9th, 1982. An open house will be held that afternoon from 2 until 5 pm at the Golden Age. Center in Vernal. Whats Mom Worth? economist. She says the study was based on the average homemaker having two children and working about 100 hours per week with no days off. The weekly itemized cost list looks like this: Jenny Nursemaid duties 45.1 hours at S2.T0 12l.77 Dietician: 1.2 hours at 4 4 Dear Jenny: Food Buyer: 3.3 hours at 2.70 8.1 Your friend is very Cook: 13.1 hours at 3.w 45 17.M lucky to have someone Dishwasher: 6.2 hours at 2. whocaresahout her like 78.7S M.50 17.5 hours at Housekeeper: 7.70 you do. It sounds like laundress: 5.9 hours at 3 .3 hours at 3.M 4.55 you h a e tried to Seamstress: remain her friend by Maintenance: 1.7 hours at 3.so 5.M Gardener: 2.3 hours at 3.50 8.05 understanding her problem with oxer-weigh- t. Chauffer: 2 hours at 10 20. This list, compiled when the minimum wage was She must be unhappy s2.70 per hour, comes to a total of 333.M per xveek with herself and the not allowing for overtime. way her life is going now and this probably nt Mr. A Mra. LaVoy Kntgtit mi 0 30, 1001 more. You can assure her you love and appreciate her just as much as she is and keep supporting her when she needs you. Then she must make the moxc to either change her attitude or her weight, or both. It jleen-age- is hard being a without the r .extra trial caused by a 'physical problem. Good luck to you and your friend. Dear Readers: ASK ALICE May take this I opportunity to xxish you the xery best, most she was quite slim. She Dear Alice: constantly eats candy My best friend and potato chips and weighs about 200 always carries a snack peaceful, healthy and happy NEW YEAR you haxeexerhad. Iam looking lorxxard to your inquiries in the coming When we with her. pounds. started Junior High Since she has put on sar- School three wars ago all the pounds she has Alice - Registering Your Gifts We invite you to come in and register your ' preferences for family and friends to avoid need- less duplication. - Towels Pillow - Sheet Corette - CoreMc Eipreeiioni - Coming -Pyre - Cutlery - Viking Glasi War Brand Name Appliance - Rubbermaid -Brand Name Cookware - Woodenwar Oneida Stainleu Flatware - Holiday Design Can liter Unm Lady with many Interests (LAPOINT) Arda Mansfield is involved in a variety of activities that keep her home in Lapoint buzzing with excitement. One of her favorite interests is in politics. She is presently serving as Vice Chairman of the Uintah "We are looking County Democratic party. forward to January when we will nominate candidates to serve as party officers, we need some Arda good County Democrats on the job." commented . She has served as delegate to the State Convention five times in the past and would "do it again with pleasure." If you care to get a clue to her party loyally, just ask Arda about President Reagan's economic program! Politics occupy only a small amount of ArdaY time. She is an accomplished musician that plays the piano, tenor saxaphone and a variety of other reed instruments, the saxaphone being her favorite. She is a member of the Basinaires Orchestra. This orchestra has performed for the Senior Citizens. American legion, and many private occasions. "We are presently booked for a golden wedding anniversary party for a Lapoint couple," Arda remarked. OCUTTWC Hon IUI IO 25 West Main 3 Vernal 789-303- TRI-CINE- MA (formerly the Twin Cinema) Chevy ha M the INM See the Med evert to null r.fc- - v3 v. Starts Friday Jan. 1 French Lieutenants Woman starring Meryl Streep p Her love for music carries over to her Church work. Active in the LDS Church in the Lapoint Ward, she serves as Ward Music Chairman. Ward Choristor, and Choir Director. Arda is a graduate of the old Alterra High School that was located near lapoint. The old school was torn down a few years ago when it became obsolete. During High School, she was active in music, drama, and enjoyed English. "Nobody is supposed to enjoy English classes, but I did." Arda reminisced. At one time. Arda was the secretary for Alterra High. She has also served as secretary at the Union High School in Roosevelt and the Uintah High School in Vernal. "I really loved my years as secretary at the High Schools. I miss the kids because I got close to alot of them. Even now when they see me on the street, ihev will go out of their way and cross over just to say 'hello'." Arda gave up her job as secretary when her health demanded a less rigorous schedule. She is now considering a bookkeeping career, which could be done in her home. Ardas hands are never idle. When she is sitting down, her lap is full of crochet w ork. Their home is filled with lovely doilies and afghans she has made. She also has some upholstery projects in progress, one of which is a new cover for a rocking love seat. Arda was born and raised in Lapoint. near the home she is now living in. Her parents are Golden and Thelma Winn, life time residents of Lapoint. She met her husband Matthew, in Provo, Utah. He is a Naturopathic Physician and at the time of their meeting, had an office close to ArdaY work. When she was suffering some physical distress, a friend reccommcnded Dr. Mansfield for treatment. This is how the Mansfield Y became acquainted and their marriage has "endured thirty happy years." After some years in Utah, the Mansfield Y moved to the San Fernando Valley, California, where they lived for fifteen years. In 1972 an earthquake demolished their home. Arda said "It was not just the initial quake that made us nervous, but all the after shocks! Every time another shock was about to begin, all the dogs in the neighborhood started to bark, then we knew it was coming." After a shake up like this, returning to good old Utah sounded mighty nice. The Mansfields left California and moved to Kearns. Utah. After a short time they moved to Upoint. They have an old home just off the Lapoint Highway they are busily remodeling and expanding. "We will finish it someday if Matt will stop changing his mind!" Arda sighed. Matthew and Aida have six children, Mrs. Gifford (Carol) Lee and Kyle Mansfield, Lapoint. Kim and James Mansfiejd. and Mrs. Boyd (Sarah Jean) Nance, of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Michael (Keeta) Hammond, Glendale, Arizonia. |
