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And here she is, your own good friend, Mary Lee Taylor. Thank you, Del King. And a warm welcome to every one of you. Today's story is about one of those so-called eternal triangles. And the three corners of the triangle are...

Sally Carter? A Sally's loving husband, Jim. And Chuck Lawton, a friend of Jim. And I can guess I'd dance with Sally once too often. You'll hear the whole story in just a minute. But first, I promise that right after the story, I'm going to tell you an easy to fix way to fix a main dish that combines meat, potatoes and two vegetables.

All in one dish, huh? Well, that certainly makes meal planning easy. But Mary Lee Taylor recipes and all-purpose set milk always make meal planning easy. You know, set milk isn't a substitute for milk. It's honest to goodness milk that's been concentrated to double richness.