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Show e THE JOURNAL 046 TESTED ON ONE ENGINE TO PROVE AIR WORTH 'a-- M'r- '' j.Z' ' ,, , '' 4 , &, ' s ' S i? ' aa I- - 'i, && Xf jfc y ? , fi, v x . ' 4A . "' ,f ;:x ' W v v ' 'v - " ( Jv ' , ii V iV" - - X 4 ON ONI ENGINZ, TT'V.lNv. ' v - . " w , " 0- - a C-- v);,T'V 7' V X ' ;.' ..X v i ,?; '' r, - ff X i vx x & '" ,, X'- ' ' '' ; ' . '4 frj Sfy&i & nllkriu. A ?, v' A'' " , , , .' - i '- ' ,-- f both, N. 48 Rod Cross Hows Due to the request for an addinumber of First Aid demonstrations to MIA and Boy Scout groups tional $550 for disaster victims of the Southern States the drive in during the winter months. Davis County has been extended until April 15. If you have not Fund Drive Extended been contacted by a Red Cross Mrs. Ferris Workman of Farm- worker will you please mail your ington is to be congratulated on the contribution to the Davis County manner in which she conducted the Chapter, American Red Cross, 75 Red Cross Fund Campaign in the West 3rd South, Bountiful. John S. Sinclair, National ChairFarmington business district. Mrs. man 1952 Fund Raising states I Workman took collection envelopes into each business or office and have just completed a tour of the explained their use in making col- devastated area of the South and lections from employees. She want to give you my reaction to agreed to return in three days and the terrible destruction and human pick up the envelopes. When she suffering I have seen. returned, each business where emCommunity after community was churches, homes, public buildings ployees had contributed 100 leveled. I have seen mas funerto 100 indicate sticker a given their success. Mrs. Workman was als of the dead of these communthe first chairman in the county to ities. I have seen the human needs report over the top with a total that stand out and make you want of $188.00 She was followed by to do everything possible to relieve Mrs. Frank Jensen, chairman of the suffering and to help the living the Wood Cross business district to rebuild their lives. Over 2,000 and Robert Trump, chairman of families already are known to need Centerville 1st District. help your help the help of the citizens of your communities and. chapters. We must oversubscribe our $90,000,000 goal to provide a minimum of $5,000,000 to help our friends and neighbors in the seven state area. Believe me this $5,000,-00- 0 is a minimum. This is the obligation of the Red Cross, the national official disaster relief agency, your Red Cross and mine. First Aid Classes End According o Charley Myron Clearfield, chairman for First Aid, Davis County Chapter, American Red Cross, classes in first aid have just been completed. One class was sponsored by the South and taught by Mrs. Bountiful Haven Barlow, Bountiful, and Miss Erma Darling, Centerville. The other one was sponsored by the of Clearfield and taught by Ralph Hilf of Clearfield. Thirty-fiv- e people successfully completed the two courses. Ma-be- y, P-T- A P-T- A Mr. Hill will teach a large group of senior high students at. Davis High beginning in April. ; Mrs. Haven Barlow is instructing r thirty members of the Police Patrol Reserve. This class started Friday, March 28, and is held in the American Legion Hall with Grant responsible for organization. Mrs. Barlow has given a -- Her-mans- on I Answer Call Forty women all interested in serving in the Davis County Red Cross blood procurement program, attending a meeting cailed for volunteers at the County Court House Monday evening, March 24,' for the purpose of getting necessary information regarding the blood program. Of this group, the following served at the blood drawing held in Bountiful Tuesday, March 25: Mrs. Robert Bunting, Mrs. Kenneth Pace, and Mrs. G. D. Rutledge, registered nurses; Mrs. Charles Shirley, Mrs. Dahl Poulson, typists; Mrs. Gordon Stringham, Mrs. Fred Rampton, and Mrs. Alfhild Steed, Canteen; Mrs. Jane Toone, and Mrs. Rachel Pass, hostesses in the lounge; Mrs. Stanley Parrish and .Mrs. Wallace Walton, receptionists; Mrs. Naorma Parker, Mrs. Linda Barlow, Nurse Aides; and Mrs. Leone Hogan and Mrs. Lorraine Loy, bottle labelers. penmen. USDA resel how you get Weevil control by applying chlordane from the time the first green leaves appear, until the stands are from 1VL to 2 Inches high. befUa aqj gmaQ. - b ihorcjommsnded insoctlcldo for central of Alfalfa Weevils For the cost pext, tatas da areas to chlordane actual lbs. per acre, Since local conditions sometimes vary, lts best to consult your ef VC&OICOL . OENEXAl OFFICES By ALICE DENHOFF WANT to save pennies, and at the same time serve good and delicious dishes without too much Then learn the trick bread of crumbs In using , to extend the more recipes help expensive foods, and get the habit of putting leftovers together In toasted sandwiches. Use toast to dress up the soup and salad course, too. Nothing like piping hot toast for breakfast. Toast it very lightly once, spread with softened butter, and return to toaster for a few seconds more. For extradry and crisp toast, toast it very slowly In oven or broiler, Cheese Tricks . Serve Poppy Seed Cheese Tricks at dinner. Cream grated American cheese with butter. Spread lightly on sliced bread and top with second slice, sandwich fash- -, Ion. Remove crusts and cut sand- wlch In 4 strips. Spread outside of each strip with cheese and butter mixture. Roll In poppy seeds, and brown In moderate oven. For nice nibbling with a bever- -' age, remove crusts from sliced bread; tost. Blend mayonnaise into deviled ham and spread on toast. 8prinkle with chopped peanuts. Place In 825 F. for 10 min. Serve piping hot. Same old .rut for breakfast? Then dish up some Orange French Toast and even the breakfast-skippers will stop for this. Toast French Orange c. orange juice, tsp. Combine corner-cuttin- g? -- I ; j ! i , I and USOUTOtlES last Onto Avs, CMwe II, IL i 1 nt A , grated orange rind and tbsp. sugar. Add 4 tsp. cinnamon to 2 eggs; beat until light and frothy. Whip sweetened orange juice into beaten eggs with a fork. Dip each of 6 slices of dry bread Into egg and fruit mixture and fry slices slowly In butter on moderately hot griddle or In trying pan over low flame. Turn to brown lightly on both sides. Arrange toast slices on hot platter to overlap, and serve with honey. And or a delightful after-- ! noon tea accompaniment, remove bread crusts and toast slices on one side only. Butter untoasted side and spread It with maple syrup; dust with cinnamon. Place under broiler heat for 5 min. Cut slices across diagonally and sene. Crumpet Effect And for another teatime tidbit, cut rounds from three slices of bread with a large cookie cutter, for a kind of crumpet effect Spread rounds with softened butter. Stack In tiers of three on. a buttered baking sheet Place a spoonful of orange marmalade on the top of each. Toast at 450 F. about 10 min., or until edges of crumpets have turned gold. And for a substantial party tidbit, melt chocolate peppermint candles over hot water. If .too thick to spread, add hot water. Cut rounds from hot, unbuttered cookie cuttoast with small-slz- e ter. Spread chocolate peppermint on each round, and top thickly with chopped nutmeats. ! 5-- j j NEW CANCER WEAPON IN SPOTLIGHT 1 j ' demonstrated at Roosevelt Hospital, New York. Nurse Georgia Jones serves as patient The four-to- n machine, built at a cost of $50,000, houses 50 grams of radium valued at $1,000,000. (International) dith Palmer; Miss Gwen Glovers dancing group from Centerville and Farmington, and talent from the Bountiful Community church under the direction of Rev. George Dreher, Bountiful. Home made cakes for the parties have been collected by Mrs. JoHospital Programs seph W. Berry, Bountiful; Mrs. Mrs.Milton Fisher, chairman of Marlow Fisher, Centerville, and hospital programs at the Hill Air women of the Community church Force Base Hospital, states that under the direction of Mrs. George the programs are still in demand Dreher. At least twenty people and very well received. Participat- have in the cake makparticipated ing the past weeks have been the ing projects. Melody Maids of Bountiful Second Ward Under the direction of Mere- - The program for April 2nd cp COQPORATIOII P WESTON DIVISION . Cantor St Isckslsy 4, Calif. 3 Agent, State Experiment Station or dealer for proper for-- 2 initiations and applications, or write us for full details, County infestation TCComrssnd 12, Toast In Delicious New, Ways v plane, of the lame type which recently figured in fatal crashes at Eliza J and Little Valley, N. Y., comes in for a landing at Baltimore, .Md. The craft was loaded with sandbags to bring its total weight up to 48,000 pounds and took off on a single engine, flew for two hours and then landed without mishap. Civil Aeronautics Authority officials watched the test (International) FLYING todayo i 7? 0'"' c APRIL featured piano, violin, and vocal numbers from the Bountiful area. Cakes were collected by Mrs. Leonard Day from women in the Bountiful First Ward. r Herbert Larsen, Field Director for Hill Air Force Base states that the hospital authorities are well pleased with the program and they feel that the home made cakes and amusement provided have a good effect on the morale of the patients. i The Cub Scouts of Bountiful are making newspaper for use at the hospital; bed-sid- e bags |