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Show Human hope and faith should The time the of singing Alcohol Study School At "U" June 14; of Join in nature's grand harmony, birds is come, and the voice of and. if on minor key, make music the turtle is heard fn the land. in the heart. Mary Baker Eddy Song of Solomon , G3EEB 6SQ GEtaEQGHBS WHY NOT FREEZE MAIN DISHES NOW FOR "EFFORTLESS" DINNERS LATER? by the Ctnrral Vtitris Coniumm Imililult Have you ever wished for a meal that you could cook without effort when you didn't feel like spending much time in the kitchen? Of course you have. And you can do it, too if you own a food freezer! More than three million food freezers have been sold in the past four years a sign that more and more people are learning how a food freezer can fit into their daily life, regardless of v.'ho they are, where they live, or how many are in the family. Because the freezer is so flexible to use, each family can have just the foods they want, and meals can be more glamorous with less effort. Vi teaspoon dried rosemary I cup cooked cut in strips 1 cooked cup peas 8 very smalt cooked onions .1 cup sided teaspoons baking powder Vj teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons shortening cup grated sharp processed cheese 1 tablespoon finely chopped pimiento Hour 6 tablespoons milk Heat fat in large skillet on high heat. Switch to medium beat; add meat and brown slightly. Add 2 tablespoons flour and ' teaspoon salt and blend. Add gravy and rosemary to skillet, and stir constantly until mixture begins to thicken. Switch to low heat. Add carrots, peas and onions to first mixture. Cover and heat thoroughly while nuking biscuit topping. Sift flour, baking powder and ' teaspoon salt together into a small mixing bowl. Cut ia shortening with Pastry blender or 2 knunt until mixture resembles fine meal. Add cheese and pimiento and mix. Add milk to flour mixture and mix with fork to make a soft dough. Turn onto a lightly floured pastry cloth or board and knead dough about 20 strokes. Roll dough into rectangle inches and 'finch thick. Using a round biscuit cutter, cut 12 biscuits. Pour hot meat mixture into a 10 x 6 x baking dish, and arrange biscuiu on 5 mintop. Bake in oven at 4S0F for ute. Makes servings. TO FREEZE; Follow directions as given . When gravy begins to thicken, above to remove skillet from heat. Add carrots, peas, and onions to skillet. Cool thoroughly and pour into baking dish. Cover with moisture-vapotpromaterial, label, and place in food freezer to freeze. Biscuits can be frozen also. Roll and cut dough as described above, and place in uiui rciianguiw freezing tumamci. cam dc separatea oy a aouDie imiK-nelayer snouia material. Seal, of moisture-vaporprodepending upon type of container used, label, and place in food freezer. TO THAW AND COOK: Remove meat pie and biscuits from food freezer. Leave biscuits at room temperature to partially tliaw while meat pie cooks. Remove wrapping from meat 0 pie and place in oven at 450F for minutes, or until mixture is bubbling well around the edges. Take partially thawed bis cuits from container and place on meat mix8 minutes ture ia baking disb. Bake longer, until biscuiu are brown and meat mixture is bubbling ia center. 9x7 'i Let frozen biscuits partially thaw while meat pie cooks for . minutes. Then add 8 minutes and bake longer, until biscuits are brown and meat mixture is bubbling in the center. 3S-4- bU-cui- ts 0 15-1- When you are in a "cooking mood," .prepare main dishes, put them in the freezer, and have them on hand for , J those days when just the thought of cooking is exhausting. Chicken a la King, cooked meat loaf, and meat pies are just a few of the many main dishes you can prepare ahead of time and freeze. Together with a frozen vegetable oc two and a frozen dessert, they make a complete meal right from the freezer. Here is the General Electric Consumers Institute recipe for a tasty meat pie which can be prepared week ahead of now and frozen: Most Me wMi Tnud h , G-- 2 IriilMSCum (hotv mtmm. fax. at aatuTatll cat cootod satat, Mecwtt Teaalag Cimtrt I tut i Imliim tablespoons aa X "? hM WWfW And here's your delicious Meat Pie with Biscuit Topping, a tasty entree to prepare weeks ahead of time and freese, ready for a day when you want to serve a good meal withoat spending mnen tune in the kitchen. COLL DP THE CAR Enrollments Sought SPRAY GLAZE f The S'cocd Annual Session the ftah School of Alf'hol Studies has been scheduled for the week of June 14, l,":i. in the of Union BuiMms. fiiivt rsity I'tah cam;us. This announcement has been made by the sponsors of the school the University of Utah, the Utah State irard on Alcoholism and the Utah Alcoholism Foundation. The Utah School of Alcohol Studies ha,s been organized to meet the needs of professional and nonprofessional people for a useful understanding of alcoholism (our fourth greatest public health problem), and its many associated problems. Social worknurses, religious ers, doctors, leaders, judges, police officers, parole officers, probation and workers and personnel with similar duties, are continually faced with the problem of what to do about the alcoholic. Educators are faced with the problem of most effective methods of placing correct information before people of varying ages. Relatives and friends of alcoholics are desperate for ways out of the web of alcoholism i which they fin d themselves en- Complete Line Of CAR POLISHES - WAXES - CLEANERS COLLEGE The Pick and Scratch poultry club of Carbon Cunty toured Salt Lake Monday and saw hatcheries, breeding farms, and Thc poultry processing plants. Kroup also went to Liberty Park and on their return trip stopped e for a swim and at Park refreshments. The dub left Price eariv Mon- day niori ing i(t 5:00 a.m. Tiny in the I'tah poultry traveled truck driven by the club leader. Elsworth Jewkes. The first stop made by the c.Iub ws at the Poehlman Hatchery, where Mr. Ken Warner, the manager, showed them the incubators and explained to them how eggs are and the chickens hatched for the poultrymen throughout the Approval to establish a course instruction in practical nurs ing in conjunction with the i' hospital ard the hos-pital at Dragerton was given Car- this week. bon t'ollt-Plans now are to start t lie course early in August of t li s year, since there is jio desire to flood the local labor market with rursPs than are in 'ire. practical needed locally, it is thought that the course need not be offered oftener than otic.e in four years. interested ia takins persons the course should contact the office of nr. Aan'n K. JOnes, to secure application forms. Facts About Course state. The following facts about the After touring this hatchery, the course are now determined: visited one of the breeding 1. It will nin a little over a group farms which supplies eggs to the full calendar year. Poehlman Hatchery. They saw 2. There will not be another of several stock, coops breeding course in practical nursing at both the pullets and the roosters. the college for at least three Of particular interest to some of ytars. the club members was the Chesty 3. The cost of the student for which was explained to Cross, be course will tuition for the them. This Chesty Cros3 is a $120 payable as follows: $40 when chicken New type Hampshire the course begins, $40 at the bewhich is now being raised by three ginning of the second meshed. three members of the Pick and months, and $40 at the beginning Scratch Club. A correct understanding of the Last year this of the third three- months of the breed of birds took First and illness of alcoholism is the first course. in the national step toward finding a solution can not be- Second places 4. Since students in California. contests to the problems associated with gin the course late, and since it. The school is organized to From this breeding farm, the Carbon College must have a full misconceptions with scien- number of students in order to group went to Liberty park, tific, unbiased, offer the course. There can be no where the Utah poultry corapany information from the best treatfurnished them with box lunches. refunds of tuition. ment centers and laboratories in will provide their During their stop for luncheon, 5. Students the country. At the same time own books, uniforms and school I the boys and girls enjyed the students will be assisted in findpark facilities and patronized he supplies. wheel and other amuseing ways of applying the new in6. The first six week students ferris the toward formation solving a ments. will five c'asses attend days with which they are problems After luncheon they traveled to week and three hours a day. Affaced. the Utah poultry dressing plant. school will ter attend that they saw the dressing plant in Any person who is desirous of three days a week and three They of furthering his understanding operation and the various phases hours each of those days. alcoholism and the alcoholic may 7. Students will work in the of dressing poultry for market. request admission to the school. and elsewhere as as- jWhile here they also were given hospitals Tuition is $16.00 payable at time four hours per day and a tour through the mill where of registration. Board and room signed are ground, five days a week. For these four various types of feeds may be had for $17.50 for the mixed and bagged. Ibe the no If will hours there pay. week. Two hours of graduate or After leaving the plant they hospital wishes the students to credit the state capitol building university undergraduate work more than four hours a visited home. may be obtained iby students who before starting nurses day the hospitals will pay complete certain requirements BOt On their return trip they stoptime. the extra for aids wages asked of noncredit students. Ade for a nurse will ped at the Park 8. The supervising ditional information may be had refreshments. swim and hold four hours of class per week The tour was financed by prize by writing to the Utah Alcohol- in the hospitals. 221 David Keith ism Foundation, received by the club in money 9. The hospital will provide one Building, salt Lake City, Utah. the state contests sponsored by meal per day for each student. the Utah Poultry. The club re 10. Those completing the course ceived $45. AH members of last to will be The Low Down From satisfactorily eligible year's poultry club and the pres ex take the state and federal HICKORY GROVE aminaUons to become licensed as ent members of this year's club were invited to attend this tour Today I go to the mat with the a practical nurse. Those attending were Leon Mc union man the card carrier Jimmie Stagg, Max Kendrick, via his own choice and the card WOMEN OF MOOSE Betti Newell, Karma Skinner, carrier who is forced to carry a A most enjoyable meeting was Jewke and Oienda Clark, Jerry eat. or not or card work goth held by the women of the Moos? the Tuesday, May 26, when Faye Faz-zi- PreAtyman, all of OarbonviUe; types need a talking to Oene Greta Le Olson, closed shop is a curb on the free the Hospital Guild Chairman, David Chantry, and Olson Marilyn Campdom of each type. held her chapter night program. bell, all of Wellington; Bill Mar- or can is now it you She presented dance numbers by At jin not join the Moose, the Elks, the Shirley and Sheraldlne ESsman; ston, Earl Hansen, and Joseph Liars club, the PTA, the GOP, Ronnie Faizio and nixie DanfOrd; Bonacci, all of Spring Glen; and the beekeepers or even the fray- Dicky Fazzio; Linda Fazzio and Lyle, jerry, and DOyle Jones, Marvin and Paul Oolding, and ed Old Deal. That is America Valene nanford; and Beverly Per-rer- Ronald and Nancy Murray, all of since has the very been thus it The accompanists were Edith price. first Fourth of July. Th Hunter and Jeanne Marinos. The closed shop enthusi- members then enjoyed a piano ast would not want to be told 8olo by Linda Fazzio, a sojig by Price Hotel Sold whether he will sit in the back V'OaNiel Mortenson, aDd accorTo Price Men i. row in the grandstand and not dion selections by Joseph amongst his cronies over on the Georffedes, Flemetis third base side. I'll say he would The meeting was then turned The Savoy Hotel, in years past snort and object if told to over to the Senior Regent Bonor do as told. It could hap- nie Pagano, who initiated Edith owned by Sara Stein , former pen thusly just as easy as his Hunter, Mary Bnmo, Von Nlel Helper businessman, hag been union now lowers the Iboom on Mortenson, and irene Hovar into sold to Angelo GeOrgedes. carbon county businessman ad Tony the persons who choose not to be the chapter. Mrs. pagano then a cog in his unioa machine. several women from the Flemetis. Final paper8 for the is being undermined. Price Lodge who were guests for sale are to be drawn up June 1. Freedom Tell the Governor and yur State the evening. Nopurchase price was disclosed. House crew how you are being According' to the nw Owners The nominating committee subelbowed out of a job. They never mitted the names of Kathryn Orl the hotel, an old landmark, will hear from you they think for Senior Regent, Rose Vuksin-ic- k undergo extensive remodeling and everybody ia tickled pink and for Junior Regent, Stella Mar- and elevator will be installed. that the closed shop is exactly shall for Chaplain, Bertha O'Berto what you crave. Fill the old foun- for Treasurer, and Mary Pizza licious refreshments were served tell 'em. for the office of Recorder. Addi- by Mrs. Fazzio and her commitand full tain pen They can all read pretty pood, I tional nominations will te ac- tee. The draw prize was won by think, and between the lines cepted from the floor at the next iio' nie Sillitoe. if it is a voter writing. K member the next regular regular meeting which will be Tuesday, June 2. Elections will nifiiiii? will be June 2 and that Yours with the low down, is election night; also be h'ld that night. therefore, all JO SSRRA At the close of the meeting fie- - members should be pr'sent. many-other- of 1 TIRES - TUBES 1 BATTERIES & ACCESSORIES COOKIES SERVICE CITY THURSDAY, MAY JOURNAL (Utah) 28, 1953 PAGE The holy spirit of the Spring Is working silently. -George McIVnald Flowers may beckon towards us. but they speak toward heaven and God. - Henry Ward Beecher Ro-Sh- j i j Coal you SO GREAT IS THE POPULAR APPEAL OF FLATTERING 9 MOUEKN AYV SEE NAME IN NVERTEP TYPE BELOVJ IaJhat s EYE- GLASSES THATA PATENT HAS BEEN TAKEN OUT FOR A HEARING AIP PISGUISEP ASA PAIR OF SPECTACLES. 19th-centu- ry putchman.p1scovered 50 MUCH ABOUT OCULAR REFRACTION ANP HAP SUCH FAITH IN ACCURATEIY PRESCRIBE? MICROPHONE ANP FITTEP SPECTACLES 4mONG THE THAT HE HAS BEEN CALLEP THE FAi HcK OF MOPEr?N REFRACTIONS S&SdNOO SIlBNdOD CONSTANTLY IMPROVING METHOP5 U5EP IN MAKING GLASS FOR SPECTACLE LENSES IS THE HEATNG OF CLAY STIRRING TUBES IN A MUFFLE. THIS IS QUICKER ANP BETTER THAN HEATING THEA IN AN OPEN FLAME. IT IS ESTIMATED THAT INEFFICIENT VISION IS TO BLAME FOR 25 PER CENT OF ALL INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS, REPORTS THE I xKiiriN iNerriTiiTP In acrrco ..... ii... f .j,.,B., For Rent FOR SALE Modern 5 room FOR SALE Furnished apart bouse at 249 Hill St, Helper. FOR RENT ment and rooms. Atoo houseCall Helper 275. S.lO.nM keeping rooms. Warm Morning rOR SALE HILLCRE8T HOTEL A APT. condition. Call good Heater, 24S-Helper. FOR RENT OR LEASE Gaiell Modern six room Cafe. Good business. M tut lease FOR SALE because of health, call Helper home with furnace, stoker nd 319 or 29-water hot eiectric .blower, heater. 112x100 foot lot. phone Helper 262--- J. Miscellaneous t nouse k CARPET. CLEANERS (Oriental and Domestic). Carpal Laying, Rut; Bending and Serving; Upholstery and Rut; Shampooing; Etectrolux 8alas ami Serrlce. W. R. Ererett 44 M. Sad East, Price, Utah. Phoae 55-- J use RUG FOR SALE ' Martin. Good buy. For details call Helper 275. 2 -- room FOR SALE Lot m Dodge St. 308 ft. z 208 ft., 13 peach tree. See Bill Crissman or cll 74-Helper. HALL Rom where I sit M. ly Joe Marsh. Bob-acc- PTA Gets Stung by e The local PTA ia feeling sheepish today. Seems they complained the youngsters weren't learning sough. Sid they couldn't even spell. So the kids challenged them t a spelling bee. "I was captain of the PTA'ers," "Doc" Brown told me. "Both teams made the first round just fine. But on the second round Speedy Taylor went down on 'efficiency.' Then his boy Chip, who happened to be next on the school team, rattled it right off. From then on it was murder!" So now "Doc" says that the Copyright, a "Bee" whole PTA is thinking of signing; up for night school! Fro where I sit, it always pays to look snd think before you leap to conclusions. Take those folks who would deny me s temperate glass of beer without a moment's thought. They wouldn't wsnt me to interfere with their personal preferences for, say, buttermilk. It's a good idea to think twice before you "spell out" rules for your neighbor. 1'Jj.i, I nf'tt Stiiics llirucrs hmndnt 1Z me mmm mum BEEF FIVE ol stay-hom- HELPER FOR CARBON HELPER The o. The New DuPont Process For Automobiles TO S. L. Poultry Plants COURSE APPROVED o, SEE US ABOUT NEXT 4-- H Ro-Sh- flOU'S THE TIME TO Mm Local Poultry Club Visits PRACTICAL NURSING i Prices are Raising BWBfflBHr& BUY BEFORE THEY RAISE MORE. BUY CUT, WRAPPED. IT BY THE PIECE, CHUNK, HALF OR WHOLE. GRADED, mmmw HOTTEST PRICES CARBON & EMERY COUNTY CHOPPED BEEF FRYERS No Muss No GROUND BEEF Stores at Helper Full of fine flavor 3 12 OZ. Fuss CANS Pan Ready Fresh Frozen 2 lb., pkg. THE BEST STRAWBERRIES 3MBBfB& 111 3 LB. FOR $119 $1.19 $1.00 FULL FLAVOR 2 No. 83 cans & Dragerton nm |