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Show THURSDAY, xt6e04Jee& (Makes 3 BANANA BREAD loatr w 3 Miiall loaves) Smithfield Livestock Auction medium Cream together well: 1 cup shortening 1 cup sugar SMITHFIELD, UTAH January Add: 4 eggs 8 tsp. salt 40-6- IV4 calves 837 Feeder steers choice quality 550 to 700 lbs. 834 to 836; Choice Feeder steers over powdered sugar icing and dip in nuts, colored candies or coconut. Or sprinkle with sugar and bake at 425 degrees for 6 to 8 minutes. This is my recipe and is a holiday tradition. PUMPKIN PIE V4 Vfc HONEY CANDY 1 1 Daddy-daught- 3 Tbsp. flour (level) decanting. 2 a heavy aluminum V4 tsp. tsp. tsp. tsp. tsp. cinnamon (more if desired) nutmeg ground cloves ginger cup sugar Beat smooth and cook slowly until thickened. Add: 2 eggs, beaten Cook until well thickened, cool, pour into baked pie shell and top with whipped cream. This is especially good because there is never a soggy bottom crust It will keep for' several days in the refrigerator. Combine and cook until it reaches 260 degrees. Pour onto buttered plates. When cool, butter hands and pull to a golden color. Cut into 1 inch pieces. This is a fun family activity for the holidays. He has 5 brothers and one sister whom they visited from BYU in Provo. Dee will be going to the Fisher's Attend language school for i . , Carol and Hal Fisher and Jeri and Ellis Jonas drove the Jonas' Van to California recently and attended the Rose Parade and the Bowl game. Danny and Ronny Jonas and Kirk, Kyle and Rex Fisher accompanied their parents. Tom Hurren, a cousin of the Jonas met them and all got to see Disneyland and Universal Studios. They were gone one week and enjoyed the trip very much. The 7th Ward Cub Scouts held their Pinewood Derby at the church house Wednesday. Winners were Kelly Robyn and Craig-Bea- Winn-Weblo- A testimonial was held Sunday in the 3rd Ward chapel under the direction of ' s; rs Robby Roe of the Wolves. They get to compete in the district on Feb. 12. Bob Cat awards were made to Allen Maughan, Robby Roe and Greg Roper. Marion and Dean Bischoff and son Jon drove to Grants Pass, Oregon and spent two weeks with their daughter and husband, Linda and Bill Olson and family, Mary Ann, Janette, Julie, Neil and Jared. Jon has received his call to go on a LDS Mission to the England-Bristmission. He ol leaves Feb. 26. , Mrs. Leola Wood, Amalga and Mrs. Afton Hulse, Millville attended a cousin's party in Salt Lake City, Saturday. The ocassion honored Mrs. John (Aunt Carrie) Brown on her 94th hirthdav was at The the home of Mrs. Mary Mitten Kennedy. About 36 were present. Jan. 25th was the birthday Pearl Gordon. A daughter Janet and husband DeVere of Adams drove Pearl and Earl to Maddox where they met Erlene and Wil Hedrick, Perry and a birthday dinner enjoyed. Also present were the Hed- rick children, Teresa whose birthday was the same day, she was 14; Gordon and Kirk. Visiting was enjoyed at the Hedrick home in Perry following dinner. Mrs. Jean Ford drove to Manassa, Colo., to attend the funeral of her father Roland Sowards and to be with her mother, Laura. Jean was gone one week. Our condolences goes to Mrs. Ford. Elder Kelly Campbell, son of Beverly and Boyd Campbell has been called to serve the Burmingham-Englanmission. He leaves Fpb. mission home. in d 5 for the . oj) A mini class was held in the 7th Ward on work day, Making Children Clothes, led by Becky Hunsaker. A' mini class was also held Thursday and Friday for the same class. This is going the extra mile the 8 class members think. Thanks Becky. Thelma Thornley, Smith-fielalong with Mr. . and Mrs. Bob Gephart and family, Bountiful; Mrs. Jennie Gephart, Garland; Mrs. Genton Leatham, North Hollywood, Calif., attended a family dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gephart in Tremonton. Mrs. Valeska Wright and daughter Shari, Richmond friends. He has a sister, Julie besides the youth speaker. Grandparents are Margaret and Oscar Campbell, Weston, Idaho and Juness and Roy Christensen, Smith-fiel- d, d. Stake Relief Society Leadership meeting was held in the Stake House Thursday evening. The Second Ward presented the program. Venna Johnson was the narrator. Kay Loosle was in charge of the program. The Relief Society choir sang a special arrangement of Oh, My Father, with Ruth Phillips director and Elaine Godderidge accompanying. Coral Lei Weeks played her flute and Connie Pehrson sang the solo part. A short history of each of the Relief Society presidents were given when their pictures were projected on. the and Mr. and Mrs. Mart Lundall and two sons, Providence, had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gam, and family in Fielding. Elsie Hubbard drove to Salt Lake City with her son and wife, Shirley and Merrill Hubbard of Grace to meet their son Elder Scott Hubbard who was returning from a mission by plane, from California. Congratulations goes to Carol and John Hall with the arrival of a daughter, Jan. 23. They live at 257 South screen. Slate, Richmond. Last weekend Marion and A family dinner party was Dean. Bishoff and son Jon held at the home of Mr. and and friend, Stephen Atkinson Mrs. Wes Tarbet, Smithfield visited a daughter and huswho entertained guests, Mr. band Anne and Douglas Cox and Mrs. Sidney Godfrey, and family, Robert, Kenneth Clarks ton; Mr. and Mrs. Don and Jonathan. While the Tarbet and son, Smithfield; folks visited, the young Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Udy and people went ice skating. daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Rich They also visited their Kent and daughter, Fielding daughter Ellens mission and David Falk, Tremonton. companion, Marjean Gutz-maIn Sacrament meeting Sunday evening in the 7th Ellen is still on her misWard the Relief Society gave sion. the program. Bishop Duane Marla and Mark Heger-horBerker presided and Presispoke in Sacrament dent of the Relief Society meeting in the Second Ward Ruth Gregory conducted. Sunday evening on getting Speakers were, Elthora resolutions started and Merrill, Leah Johnson and choose the right. Linda Gittins. The Relief Society chorus They are both from Oxford, Idaho. He is a farmsang three numbers led by er but is now working for Coy Manning and accompanSanta Rosa Dairy. They live ied by Ellen Nelson. at 124 W. 1st N. in Smithfield. The Relief Society Choir Marla is teaching Primary gave the program in the 2nd and Mark is a Sunday School Ward Sunday evening. teacher and a home teacher. Speakers were Golda Judd Allsop and wife McCombs and Lavine Merrill who spoke on compassion Kathryn, Zillah. Wash., and son Dee visited her parents and compassionate service. Velva and Lew Allsop last The choir sang three weekend and they all drove special numbers. "Prayers to Salt Lake City and went "I Need of Compassion, through the temple with the Thee Every Hour," and "Oh, Judd Allsop's son, Elder Dee My Father." Connie Pehrson sang the Allsop who has accepted a - call to Spain for the LDS solo part, Carol Ui Weeks, Church. the fliile. ' NANCY WILLIAMS Born and raised in Provo, Utah is Nancy Zaccardi Williams who is teaching kin- dergarten at North Park Elementary School. Her parents are Juluis and Joyce Zaccardi. Nancy received a BS in early childhoods at the University of Utah. This is her first, year at teaching although she has substituted and has been an aide for 1 year in Salt Lake. She lives with her husband Stephen and their 2 year old daughter, Jenny in Logan. A job transfer with Grand Central in Salt Lake brought the Williams' to the Cache Valley. st Speakers were Merrill Morley, president of the Ward Sunday School and President Ralph Holt of the Stake Sunday School. Gasses were held. An evaluation meeting was held with the Sunday School Stake Board. The theme for the conference was: And if it seems evil unto you to serve the Lord, choose you this day whom you will serve... but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord." Joshua Chapter 24, Verse 12. A leadership meeting was called an hour prior to Sacrament meeting. Bowers Forrester of the ; Marilyn Lindley. Seeley Otte, ward mem-be- r, spoke. John Hegie of the stake presidency then spoke. Testimonies were given by Kathy Erickson and Bertha Gittens. The choir sang a number, led by Diane Godfrey and accompanied Davis. by Thaya There were 63 ward members present and 10 board members. Wednesday evening the A.P.A. held their ward conference, conducted by Clark Warnick assistant to the priest quorum. In the prayer meeting Lonnie Loveday spoke, the was by Gayla Sutherin and prayer by Billie thought Cole. Sustaining of officers by David Merrill, Young Mens A.P.A. and Marie Merrill did the Young Womens officers. A spiritual presentation was given bv the Beehive ' M ill G. CHOATE of GEORGE I). THORNTON Funeral Services were conducted for George Dunn Thornton, 87, of Centerville and a former Cache resident, Friday in Russon Brother Bountiful Mortuary. He died Tuesday at his home of natural causes. He was born July 20, 1889, in Neeley, Idaho, a son of Thomas James and Mary Ann Slanger Thornton. He married Elva Thomas Sept. 15, 1915, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died in 1962. Mr. Thornton was a retired farmer, had filled an LDS mission to the Western States, and was a former ward bishop. Survivors include sons and Gyl-lensk- children; skog, 16 Mrs. Smithfield; Interment was in the Smithfield City Cemetery. BERT A. BLACKFORD Graveside services were held Saturday fa Bert A. Blackford, 69, in the Smith-fiel- d City Cemetery. He died Sunday in Downey, Calif. Funeral services were held Wednesday in the Downey LDS 3rd Ward chapel. He was born May 5, 1907, in Bishopric spoke. Testimon-- , ies followed. President Blaine Rich of daughters, Elva Ann Thornthe Stake. spoke on percent- ton, on an LDS mission in ages and averages and Tampa, Fla.; George T., Salt Lake City; Mrs. Robert H. urged urged everyone to keep up (Mary Louise) McKinley, the good work. Ogden, and Mrs. Alva A. Sunday evening the con- (Lorraine) Young. Bounticluding meeting' of the 1st ful; IT grandchildren ; nine Ward Conference was con-- . ; bro ducted by Bishop Earl Lindley. Chad Smith, ward clerk, sustained the ward officers and bore his testimony. Bishop Lindley spoke on attendance and the average with the stake. Moville, Iowa, a son of Charles Lewis and Harriet Elizabeth Downing Blackford. He married June Riches, former resident of Smithfield. Surviving are his widow of Downey; two daughters, Nancy Senter and Cathy. Buehler, both of Los Ange- -' les. great-grandchildr- Smithfield 7th Ward and a Sky View High School. Brad is a graduate of Utah Boys State and a member of the Sky View Varsity debate senior at team. Bishop Glen Oliverson, stake executive secretary spoke on the theme of the . conference. Testimonies of ward members followed. He is a life scout and his advisor is Gene Roskelley. He has two sisters and one brother, Stephen, Nancy and Lori. His grandparents Testimonies were also given by Bishop Roland Downs and JoAnn Hansen, Primary President. Bishop Stratford Loosle, Blanch Bingham, High Councilman Jbore his testimony. BRAD BINGHAM John Heggie and Blaine Rich of the stake presidency Brad Bingham, 17, son of spoke on home teaching and Carol and Nolan Bingham, 39 other topics, as home even- So. Main, Smithfield, recenting. ly received his Duty To God Four gentlemen from the award. choir sang several numbers. He is a member of the and Elsie and Balls, Hyde Park. Brad likes to hunt, tives, planes, going school next year in MissAThing! I automoto trade automosnow- mobiling. He is employed at USU on the paint crew in the summer. He also likes to do drafting. To help face this shortage NewsWatch 2 will present WaterWatch. To his regular weather forecasts, Mark Eubank will report on the major events affecting our water supply. And at noon, WaterWatch will include special information for farmers and ranchers. Watch . . . WaterWatch on NewsWatch 2. We don't miss a thing. We Don't Smith-fiel- d Orlando basketball, skiing and Water. With each passing day it becomes more and more precious. Records say the Utah area has never been so far behind in its water year. A close watch on the weather and water supply system is vital in the coming months. NewsWatch are Mrs. tives, plays softball and Twilight Performance i n; George (Viola) Cahoon, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Joe R. (Lorraine) Williams, Boise, Idaho. February. Turquoise blue curtains. Touched with snowy white flecks Along the rippling folds, Drift hazily back to show pink carnations Floating amongst the light forms Of swooning actors. Unseen lights cast amber beams Across the sable streaked stage And gradually change from a rusty shade Into golden waves That light up the swaying performers Dancing to soft wispy tunes Then with sudden abruptness The stage bursts into a bright orange halo Streaked with deep scarlet rays of moving color. With final graceful moves the becoming actors Stop and blend in with the surrounding beauty As if suspended in it. The small watching audience Seated above the glimmering stage Sits stunned with the rapture of the performance Then rises with glowing pink faces Tb applaud as the brightly decored performers :Bow with blushing pride Then fade slowly back into the starry blue curtains Adorning the purple stage. Verlyn Hawks Sky View Gasa of 77 were Vuncral services . - Leu-ra- y, both of American Falls, Idaho; sisters, Mrs. Steven (Aetna) Cox, Ontario, Ore.; Mrs. Harry (Ruth) Hersey and Mrs. Paul (Adria) Hansen, both Chathan, N.J. Burial was in the City of Smithfield Cemetery. ROBERT Bradley, Bruce Snow, and Ron Hyer go over their lines during rehearsals for the upcoming Sky View play Guys and Dolls. The play wUl open in the Sky View Auditorium on February 22nd and will run through the 26th n. k Mary. Hansen gave the 'lesson in the visiting teachers meeting. Regular meeting started at 10:00 a.m. with Vera Pinson of the Relief Society Stake Presidency speaking 'as did Shirley Larson of the ward presidency. . A musical number by the choir was led by Diane Godfrey, accompanied by games. Bishop Harry Otteson. Speakers were his father, his mother and the missionary also Gene Roskelley and Stratford Loosle. Helen Denton sang a solo. A sister Teri Lynn Campbell was the youth speaker. Prayers were by Kellys conducted. . Saturday, Velva and Lew Allsop held a family dinner for Jess and Sharon Allsop , and their parents Val and Carlie Allsop, Tremonton;, Elaine and Kay Anderson,. North Logan and James and LuDean Pond, Smithfield. - The evening' was spent- visiting and the playing of Rose Bowl by Evelene Moody . S t I two'-months- Jim Gordon, councilor, their fathers present. Louise Lindley and Cheryl Gordon are their teachers. The Primary presidency consists of President JoAnn Hansen, Willa Hyden and Marcia Chambers. Tuesday the Relief Society Ward Conference was held with President Thelma Thomely conducting. In the prayer meeting Blanch Walk of the Stake Relief Society spoke. Vi cups honey cup sugar cup cream conference. lunch were enjoyed. There were 10 girls and salt Surviving are his widow, one son and three daughters, Joel C. Miller, Cove; Mrs. Leo A. (Rclva) Keller, AnaMrs John conda Mont . er thers, Thomas J. and one brother and two sisters, Oscar Gyllen- years. n. During Primary John Barbara Jessop (Stake Primary) spoke to the Senior Primary. Ed Hyden and Marlene Larsen spoke to the Junior Primary. Gasses were held. Saturday at the church house a party was held, games and CITIZEN Fullerton, Calif. Burial was in the City of Richmond Cemetery. spoke. Hegie and THE Gasses were held. Alan Hansen conducted the meeting. (Marjorie Dee) Tanaka, An evaluation meeting Honey ville; Mrs. Brent was held with Vernon Sum(Sheryle Ann) Petersen, mers taking charge. He is Smithfield; 15 grandchildren stake director of the Young and 10 Men. Also surviving are three Dennis Funk of the stake brothers and three sisters, presidency spoke. Seth Ezra Grimstead, Ogden; Downs then spoke as did Earl Grimstead, Eureka; Patricia Kimball, president Hyrum Grimstead, Mrs. of the Young Ladies. Mae Evans, both of Salt Sunday morning the 1st Lake City; Mrs. Katie JenWard Sunday School held sen, Mrs. Adele Call, both of Kathryn Christensen ht rim. Thicker dough makes softer cookies. Ice with Vi Vi Brigham City. He died Sunday in a Salt Lake hospital of a heart ailment. He was born March 3, 1909, at Chihuahua, Mexico, a son of Calvin F. and Delilah Porter Miller. He married Gwendolyn Wold Oct. 18, 1929, in Idaho Falls. The marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. He had lived in Ammon, Idaho, and Tooele and had been a butcher at Theurer's in Lewiston for the last 20 LDS Church. class. The Smithfield 1st Ward met Wednesday for their Primary Ward Conference. In the prayer meeting speakers were Rachel Court-wrigof the Stake Primary. Testimonies followed. President of the Stake, John Hegie spoke as did Ed Heyden of the Ward bishopric. cups flour 4 tsp. baking powder Add: 1 tsp. vanilla 1 tsp. lemon juice Place in refrigerator overnight or in freezer until well chilled. Roll out and cut with cookie cutters or floured glass Bring to scalding hot in double boiler pan: iy cup canned pumpkin cup milk 1 Tbsp. butter Sift together and add: in the Chapel in Miller, 67, Tuesday He was a member of the 4Vfc 1877 conducted for Nathaia Choate, 82, in the Nelson Funeral Chapel in Logan Saturday. She died at the Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful. She was born Aug. 11, 1894, in Smithfield, a daughter of Neils Oscar and Anna Nathaia Henstrom Gyllenskog. She married Calvin Choate Aug. 4, 1914, in Logan. The marriage later was solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. Mrs. Choate had served a stake mission in the Lorin Farr Stake of Ogden, 1953-5and had been active in the Relief Society. She affiliated with the Daughters of Utah Pioneers and formerly operated a luncheon counter in Lewiston. Surviving are three sons R. Demar, Clearfield; Robert C., Bountiful, Eugene L., North Ogden; a granddaughter whom she raised, Mrs. Melvin (Erma) Campbell. North Ogden; 12 grand- First Ward Conference cup shortening 2.eggs (add food coloring to this mixture if desired) 1 cup milk (add Vi tsp. soda to milk to sour it) Sift together and add: Our Cook of the Week is Ann Barker, Smithfield,' who was born and raised in Downey, Idaho. Ann is married to Duane Barker. He is.a farmer, a CPA and is bishop of the Smithfield Seventh Ward. They are the parents of Christine, a senior at Sky View and editor of the yearbook, a member of the Young Americans and plays the piano and organ; Cynthia, who takes drivers training at Sky View, is a sophomore and plays the violin and sings; Camille, a ninth grader who plays the guitar and violin; a son, David, in the first grade and Deborah, in kindergarten. Ann is spiritual living teacher in Relief Society and while in the Fourth Ward, held several positions in Relief Society and a member of the presidency. She has worked in PTA in Logan, on the council. She sews, makes craft dolls, and enjoys her family. She likes to take vacations with her family, go snowmobiling, play tennis, do art wait and does most types of painting. She designed her new home ami did the home interior Peterson Funeral stock steer to 840; Yearling Cream together well: lVs cup sugar EDSON Mil. I. Elt .... were conducted for Edson Dee Hereford GRANDMA COOKIES !.- 828 826 300 833. degrees until toothpick tester comes out minutes. Small loaves make nice gifts for 350 lbs. 832.25 to 834.50; hnifnr Pn1vp4 to 832; Yearling heifers to $30.50; Holstein steers to 500 lbs. $27 to 832.50; Holstein steers 550 to 800 lbs. 826 to 830 ; Over 800 lbs. $26 to 828.50; Choice fed steers None; Choice fed heifers None; Fed holstein steers 830 to $32; Holstein heifers 300 to 500 lbs. 8135 to 8225; Holstein heifers 500 to 900 lbs. 827 to 836.50; Lambs 834 to $43.25; None. New born bull Hogs calves $5 to $25 per head. Market: Good active market on Holstein feeder steers. 3, OBITUARIES Hp,f''' common dairy cows 8350 to 3425; High yielding heifer-ette- s $23 to 828.50; Utility and commercial cows $21 to 824; Canner and Cutter cows 817.50 to 821.75; Bulls 827 to Add: 2 tsp. vanilla 1 cup chopped walnuts Bake at clean, 0 friends. 28, 1977 Top dairy cow $630; Good to choice dairy cows and heifers $450 to 8525; Smaller bananas Sift together and add: 4 cups flour 2 Tbsp. cornstarch 2 tsp. soda 2 700 FEB. Q |