Spaghetti for 125

Uncle Dan's Spaghetti for 125

Items bought at Sam’s Club:
1 Big Bag of Spaghetti Pasta
6 lbs. of hamburger
2 onions
5 cans of Ragu sauce (Old World Spaghetti)-each can feeds 25 people
8 Double loaves of French bread-comes in double loaves
1 tub of margarine spread
4 shakers of garlic powder
1 box of large zip-lock bags
Aluminum foil-Wide size-check with Troop Master for supply in storage
Table runner-check with Troop Master for supply in storage
Cups, Plates, Forks, Napkins-check with Troop Master for supply in storage
2 rolls of paper towels-check with Troop Master for supply in storage
Large garbage bags-check with Troop Master for supply in storage

Volunteers and duties: Arrive 20 minutes early for set up
4 people to set up and clean up
4 people cooking pasta-add a little olive oil to keep them from getting sticky. Put cooked pasta in large zip lock bags and put in an ice chest to keep warm for transporting.
2 people warming sauce-bring in pots or in crock pots.
2-4 people preparing bread-give each a cup of the margarine spread and 1 garlic shaker-they should bring the bread to the dinner hot & wrapped in aluminum foil.

Drink containers:
Troop has two or three: Check with troop master
Chafing pans: Check with Kurt Friese-he has some

Other necessary items to bring. Have each volunteer bring 1 of the items:
4 pasta serving utensils
4 sauce serving utensils
4 salad serving utensils
4 hot pads
4 pitchers for transporting water
4 dish towels
4 wash clothes

Spaghetti for 100

Spaghetti for 100

Items bought at Sam’s Club:
1 Big Bag of Spaghetti Pasta
5 lbs. of hamburger
2 onions
5 cans of Ragu sauce (Old World Spaghetti)-each can feeds 25 people
8 Double loaves of French bread-comes in double loaves
1 tub of margarine spread
4 shakers of garlic powder
1 box of large zip-lock bags
Aluminum foil-Wide size-check with Troop Master for supply in storage
Table runner-check with Troop Master for supply in storage
Cups, Plates, Forks, Napkins-check with Troop Master for supply in storage
2 rolls of paper towels-check with Troop Master for supply in storage
Large garbage bags-check with Troop Master for supply in storage

Volunteers and duties: Arrive 20 minutes early for set up
4 people to set up and clean up
4 people cooking pasta-add a little olive oil to keep them from getting sticky. Put cooked pasta in large zip lock bags and put in an ice chest to keep warm for transporting.
2 people warming sauce-bring in pots or in crock pots.
2-4 people preparing bread-give each a cup of the margarine spread and 1 garlic shaker-they should bring the bread to the dinner hot & wrapped in aluminum foil.

Drink containers:
Troop has two or three: Check with troop master
Chafing pans: Check with Kurt Friese-he has some

Other necessary items to bring. Have each volunteer bring 1 of the items:
4 pasta serving utensils
4 sauce serving utensils
4 salad serving utensils
4 hot pads
4 pitchers for transporting water
4 dish towels
4 wash clothes

Looking for a bike?

My brother Chet who is a fitness enthusiast and in his mid fifties was recently asked by one of our many relatives to give his opinion on a bike she was looking to purchase.

This is his opinion.

Unless one is a fierce competitor or rides frequently like daily for hours, a bike is a bike.... So if it is comfortable, then that fact is the major part of your decision. I like the fact that the bike has front suspension and step though frame. I can not see the frame close enough to determine if the seat or handlebars have a horizontal adjustments. Comfort relates to endurance and enjoyment of the ride..... I would suggest having someone who knows what they are doing put you on the bike and check out the dynamics of your frame as it sits on the bike frame. I am referring to reach back stress, shoulder stress, palm stress. The stretch of your legs on the down stroke where your knees are at the top of the stoke. Consider either shoe clips or stirrups to place you feet in....this will add power to your up stroke with little additional effort. At a minimum get the stirrups. Tires are important to mention. I am glad Jim brought it up....match their tire to the terrain. If the tires are sub par, get other tires fitted to the bike. Is the front wheel a quick release? Different handle bars are available. They have a "rise" to them which bring the bar up and back, closer to the seat. So consider this when considering how your frame sits on the bike. Comfort is important. They should trade the bars for you and only charge if there is a difference in quality and price...If you buy the bike locally. When you get your, cash check book out or your plastic charge...where the sales person or owner can see it. Start the negotiation. Negotiate free tune ups.What is the warranty?Where is the work performed?Are there loaner bikes?As for free lubricant.A bike may be great but if the seat is not comfortable then the bike is no good. Get a different seat. Negotiate a free portable bike pump that will sit on the frame in a holder. Negotiate a free portable bike pump holder. Check out the seat...if not comfortable trade up....take the original seat with you if they do not offer a trade value. Act surprised/dismayed if they do not offer any of these things free Take a look at the handle bars.....there are different types available.They have a "rise" to them which bring the bar up and back, closer to the seat. So consider this when considering how your frame sits on the bike. Comfort is important. They should trade the bars for you and only charge if there is a difference in quality and price...