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Show Page 10 Sugar House. Utah Thursday. September 19, 1957 INDEPENDENT Serve Sunday Morning Breakfast Seven Days a Week why is it that Sunday morning breakfast always seems more 'extra special' than any other breakfast during the week? Even your family senses this. They wander into the kitchen asking "What's for breakfast?" They know there's going to be some-thing different for breakfast that morning maybe flapjacks, waffles or hot breads. This Sunday morning feeling is rather an old fashidhed one in this modern day of so many wonderfully easy ready-mixe- s. That expansive 'Sunday mornirig. feeling' can last throughout the week. Piping hot corn muffins have always been a Western Favorite served plain with sweet, golden butter or with your special preserves. In addition to serving them plain, there are many delicious variations that can be achieved with very little effort. Here are a few of these suggestions to put that 'Sunday morning' smile on your family's face. READY MIX CORN MUFFINS (mak( about 8 medium muffin) 1 m pockog A!br Com Muffin Mix 1 gg Vj cup milk Combine Albers Corn Muffin Mix with milk and eggs in bowl. Mix until smooth (about 1 min.) Place 14 cup batter in each of 8 well-grease- d muffin tins. Bake in hot oven (400 degrees) 15-2- 0 minutes. ORANGE MUFFINS: Add 1 tablespoon grated orange rind to batter before baking. PINEAPPLE MUFFINS: Add 14 cup well-draine- d canned crushed pineapple to batter before baking. BACON MUFFINS: Add 14 cup chopped crisp bacon (about 2 sli" to batter before baking. T a SOUR CREAM MUFFINS: Use 12 cup sour cream in-s- i f 12 cup milk in preparing Albers Ready Mix Corn Mumns. Health Hints.. Preparing The Home ow that your children are back; in school, catch your breath rest up and relax. And then, get busy again and use some of that lovely free time io put your house: hold in better shape to meet those miserable but usual wintertime illnesses, and particularly the mi- - serable but qu .e possible newj "flu." The wei: - prepared home! can still run along fairly smoothly when illness comes. Sickness cau-s- s less difficulty for the family th t's alert, in the home that's ready. . . To help you plan ahead, the Me-dical Department of the . Equitable Life Assurance Society today sug-gested that you stand back and take a good' look at the way your house runs now while everyone is well, compared to the way it functions when someone in the fa-mily is sick. Turn an' eagle eye first on your stock of supplies and equipment with the following ques-- tions in mind. Do you have enough of the right kind of supplies to ease your job in caring for a sick child or ad-ult? Will they help make the sick person less likely to develop com-plications? Will they answer the foods from the first day c- -? You'll, 'want a week-to-te- n J-- y supply of canned goods and dried foods, i soups and bouillons, desserts and cereals, fruits and juices, frozen foods, canned or dry milk. With these, you'll be able to give the! rest of the family healthful but quick and simple meals, too. Your kitchen should contain oth-er practical items for times of illness. Lots of paper bags for waste containers for the sickroom. Trays or a wheeled table to save steps, steps, steps and backs, arms, legs, and you, too! Juice pitchers for bedside use. Lots and lots of soaps or detergents. Check your linen closet, bureaus; and dressers, medicine cabinets. Enough extra sheets? Any fitted ones, for more wrinkle-fre- e com-- , fort for the sick person and less bed-makin- g for you? How about mattress protectors, blankets, to--j wels, wash cloths? Bedspreads, too, get used up quickly during! illness. Think over other sick-tim- e needs: paper tissues? enough ther-- j mometers? rubbing alcohol? a bell or two? a good (and a safe) vaporizor? pajamas, plenty? books, toys, and games? Along with extra supplies, you may need extra services. You would be wise to write down in advance the names of several re-liable outside services for home Dick-u- and delivery of laundry, important requirements of safety, cleanliness, and handiness? Does your equipment include all of the extras needed during times of ill-ness? Since sickness in the family af-fects every, aspect of living, the Equitable's " Director of Public Health, Howard Ennes, suggests that you check every storage area of your home now to ease yourself and your family through a sick in-be- d session, with the fewest household problems possible. For example, take your kitchen. Can you feed your patient the right dairy products and milk, prepared meals, newspapers, drugs and cleaning and is possible, gro-ceries and other household needs. And now that you've prepared your home, you can go back and relax with the assurance that you have saved yourself and your fa-mily extra work, trouble and fa-tigue in case someone does get sick! Nice to feel prepared, isn't it? i Congressman Dawson Reports Not the Heat Most political columnists would !have you believe that it is Was-hington's j summer heat that puts the pressure on Congress to ad-journ. This is not the case. Most members of Congress have fam-ilies with school age children. J They naturally want their fami-lies to accompany them when jthey return home to meet with their constituents and review state 'problems. In order to make this possible, Congress must adjourn ibefore school starts. This year jwe did not make it. As a result, most of us will reluctantly leave our families in Washington, while we return to the state. Provo Office My plans are to open an office in the City and County Building in Provo. The office will be open from 9 a.m. til 5 p.m. Monday through Friday from September 16 to September 30. During Octo-ber, I will have an office in Salt Lake City in the Newhouse Hotel. I hope any resident of my district who has a problem with his gov-ernment, or who has some sug-gestions that would assist me in my work in Congress will feel free to make an appointment to see me. Many outstanding legis-- l lative accomplishments originate as the result of independent think-- 1 ing on the part of our citizens ' who share these ideas with their representatives in Washington. Capitol Office 1 My office in Washington also t will be open during adjournment of Congress and Utahns visiting the nation's Capitol are invited to ber, must pass on all reclamation projects. It is also charged with protecting our public lands. make use of its facilities. My staff there can be helpful in arranging special tours, making hotel reser-vations and suggesting places to visit in the area. In addition, the office will enable me to keep in close touch with the executive ag-encies during adjournment. It is during this period when Congress is away that the federal bureaus prepare their budgets and pro-grams for next session of Con-gress. This is ihe time that mem-bers of Congress can lay the foun-dation for legislation they expect to propose when we reconvene next January. Committee Hearings November and part of Decem-ber will be taken up with Com-mittee hearings. It is during these hearings in the field that mem-bers of Congress gather the in-formation to enable them to vote intelligently on issues that will be presented to them next year. The itinerary includes visits to pr-oposed reclamation projects, throughout the western part of the United States. The House Interior Committee, of which I am a mem- - Fix-u- p for Fall WE'LL HELP YOU WITH O Planning O Remodeling O Financing O FREE estimates! Deseret Lumber 2200 South 7th East IN7-151- 5 1 ; - jhziX N.Slak it new telephone I SAlT IAKC CITY SAIT LAKE CITY ZONE nun1 ers m Kearns i 1 isE (HUnMf ) (INMIII) a new calling zone vJV keaTns I M0SS!lLSNi has , been established --rr' nT"i M"'"" L, in the Salt Lake tll! Jwrh Metropolitan Area I MURRAY .MIDVALE20NE h 1 (AMh.nt) I ; At midnight, Saturday, J s s"",yJ ! September 14, I c,'utn' fl Rvtrt1 Dropn ; a new dial telephone office I was placed in service. """d" I I 1 r i ALL KEARNS TELEPHONES j RECEIVED NEW NUMBERS BEGINNING WITH THE NAME-NUMERA- L PREFIX, CYpreSS 8. : Introduction of the new Kearns dial office provides a new calling zone for '. the Salt Lake Metropolitan area. Calls which can be dialed directly to and ( from the new Kearns zone are shown above on the zone map. t Your telephone colls between the Solt Loke City or Murroy-Midvo- le ? zones and the Kearns zone can be mode by simply dialing the listed number. j 9 Colls placed from the Holloday or Bountiful zones to the Kearns zone can be completed by dialing "0" (Operator). f ; IMPORTANT: All of the new CYpress 8 numbers in Kearns are listed in ; the new Salt Lake Metropolitan telephone directory. If you haven't al-ready done so, please dispose of j'our old directory, and use your new directory on all calls. i llllllSttlllItlltlllfl11llll1UlltlfIIlillllltlllIIJI PRESERVES V'f ' PROTECTS BEAUT,FIES 4) Master mix&J a --fx for home beauty, X yy lP' OLYMPIC STAIN iftl pun zip and sparkle in Lr,J 1 WvR I your shake sidewalls-bri- ngs M aVVI em back to life! 16 beautiful colors, WlMl Sful easily applied on shakes, ihingles fencing. 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