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Show I M 'ff 4 , THE SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JUNE Goofes EDITOR ;Ua., n if,CotStS8 Com .... 1 tsp salt Fryers are eery much in the 1 tsp Monosodium Glutamate. news today and on the shoppers we ARE A COMBINATION OP THOUGHTS, Combine 1 slightly beaten egg menue. There are ways and v to fry them to perfection with ) ways WORM AND ACTIONS but the way we hear the most 23 c milk and 1 tbs Sbout is Southern Fried. This melted shortening. I wonder, are w realising our highest potential? A person is one way it is done. Combine all ingredients, beatwho rates high in ability to think. Knowledge of the exact mean Southern Fried Chicken ing until smooth. The doctors of America belive ings of thoughts, words, and actions gauga the aptiudes and 1 3 2 lbs. to chicken, Dip the chicken in the batter abilities need hat who success. our potential accompaning outstanding aged citizens Clean and disjoint. If frozep, tnd fry at medium beat or There is a remarkable connection between thoughts, words, medical care should get it, and actions. We draw logical conclusions from scattered knowledge end facts. Our. thoughts, words and actions are sustained by the total knowledge we have acquired. These we acquire largely through our ability to understand words and combinations of words, The more words and cardinal value thoughts a person comprehends, the better is his equipment for breadth, differentiation and satisfaction in life. We may acquire new knowldege weekly and steadily Improve and become n. better ettlaen. The evidence leavee no doubt that we can make a special effort at random. For maximum economy we should concentrate on terms of our own learning range. An encouraging fact to keep in mind is that when we master part of one kind of knowledge, we find that we are interested in several others. It is as if the new knowledge Is a nucleus of thought around which whirl numerous related subjects.'. , uK Most people Who make Outstanding progress in intelligence couple their learning with wide reading. Some of them branch out to read philosophy and gain immeasurable pleasure and knowledge. LAts think together next week. Doug McGenna Gains Parts jlnterest In Roy Furniture Store Doug McKenna, 273 E. 4373 $o., Washington Terrace, has interest purchased a in Roy Furniture Co. one-thir- Prior to coming to Roy Mr. McKenna was ' employed by Union ruriture in Bountiful. ! if ;tA it veteraq of eight years experience in the furniture business. He is s graduate of Ricks A College in Rexsburg, Idaho. Mr. McKenna is married. Hia wife teaches school in Washington Terrace. They are the parents yt three children. He-i- s active in civic affairs. Mr, McKenna is currently serving, as vice president of the Washington Terrace Jiycees. He is also active in the organization of little league baseball. Doug McKenna Mr. McKenna is a member " . , . . civic worker the IDS Church. , v: IE, Lions Cont. from Karrtn. Page One Law-rane- in- e . We favor a program of medical aid for the aged sensibly designed to help those who need lelp, but which allows millions who can afford it to pay for their own medical care. Such, a program was enacted jy Congress last year. Its the law which hair the enthusiastic support of Amer-ca- l doctors. Specificaly, the aw provides for Federal granting aid to the individual state, enabling them to provide health career for those among the elderly who heed ft. The benefits of this locally administered program also included the 2 Vt mil-io- n Americana eligible for Old Age Assistance . . . and protect lU other senior citizens who cannot meet the cost of a serillness. ious or Kerr-Mill- s long-lastin- The g law thaw according to directions on the package and pat dry. Coat chicken evenly by shaking 2 or 3 pieces t- time in a paper bag containing the following mixture, c flour 1 tsp paprika 4 tsp monosodium glutamate or if you prefer, garlic salt 1 tsp salt tsp pepper. Brown in a pan over medium heat with cooking oil of Vi inch In depth. Brown evenly by turning pieces with tongs. When hicely browned, reduce heat and add 1 to 2 this, water. Cover and cook till tender. Uncover the last ten minutes to crisp the skin. Batter Fried Chicken 1 c sifted flour 1V4 tsp paprika - e - El-wy- or BUILDING HOMES Frenck . Fry. $400 MONTHLY FOR SALE 1955 Chev. Bel Air Oven Fried Chicken SPARE TtME Hdtop., standard with . Our favorite way of preparing and collecting monRefilling & heater, radio overdrive., less because it is fryers perhaps ey from NEW TYPE Call 6 cyl. Ph. TA messy than other ways, is to dispensafter 5. Clean and disjoint the chicken. ers in this area. No selling. Wash thoroughly and pat dry. To qualify- you must have Set the oven at 350, Grease the TOUl AHTNDIIItt car, references, $600 to $1900 oven broiler pan and lay the cash. Seven to 12 hours weekchicken side down. Bastewell ly can net up to $400 monthwith melted butter, salt and - - - - Hilt IUIU ly, More full time. For perpepper and grlic salt about sonal interview write P.O. CALL OR SU US TOOAff twice and turn the chicken with Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. Intongs. clude phone. Repeat the process until the Clearfield Lumber Co. Chicken is nicely browned and Open til. 5 PJ. Saturday tender. Remove from pan and FOR SALE 56 Ford 2S So. Mala serve. V-standard transmission, ra- Clearfield, Utah The chicken may or may not new new paint, dio, heater, TA he dipped in flour before cookseat covers. Excellent condiing. You may also baste the tion. $495. Phone EX chicken with your favorite barbecue sauce to give it a more You Hatch Em FOR SALE Baby bed, excelexoctic taste. f matlent condition, tress. Phone EX GARAGES r. high-qualit- FENCES y FARM BUILDINGS i FOR FREE ESTIMATES - FHONE TA ULIER two-doo- Ken Fclinclie - r. - BUDS PEST CONTROL Taxes prac-lcall- Ph. EX 2167 W. 5600 S., Roy 38867 Any Yard $15.00 x y The Best CARBURATOR WORK is Highway 91, Roy e a h e people-to-peopl- X e When you Kaye need for printing i i - Wa Sail Nothing But Quality Sarvka" Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Crib Lasso Sword Unwilling Pointless. 16. Variable 1. 7. 13. 14. 15. 17. 18. 19. Withered Girls name Caress 20. God of love 21. Hastened 25. Disguises 27. Gaze 28. Alarms 30. Teeter 31. Card game 32. Drops 33. Poker staki 34. Strip 35. Superlativi suffix 38. More uncommon 40. Snarl . 41. Sea sold 44. Goblin 45- .Foreignert 47. Slips 48. Cubic DOWN meter 46. Sections 1. Answer la Crowword Paulo 53 Wi 3NVJ llSMJ 1 !! 5 6. , We will be pleased to serve you. e Prafraatl v . - 10. Anger 11. Mans name 12. Number 16. Those ih e , . , . f 1 ' Ivilnati forat - Annauncamentt Wadding . Napkins , 1 - - A PvllUhtrt o tht Sun CbrqntcU ;53flO.So19q Wesf;;. ; ' Phone i f EX 21184- - V located f '' ''t w By H. T. ELMO PUGGY r, , - sr rtf 34. Squeeze 36. Room: Fr, 37. Hair 39. Girls name 40. Involved 41. Bad 42. Wing 43. Tear 44. Club 46. Postscript Conference Nuwipayer ? favor j8. Irritates 31 Insects Hew Road Maps For Motor Public rrwiu i river 9. Retried STborSTmoIS! Utah Releases 20. Luxury 22. Traveler 23. Age 24. Moisture 26. Channels 27. Stamp 28. Wine cup 29. Chane 30. Prophet . Shelter Comparative suffix 7. Household THE FIZZLE FAMILY of-th- title 8. English ana r Brittle 2. Hindu 3. Suite 4. Eat gods 3-59- Call on us FIRST Done at Dave's Service - I We Catch 'Em 7hjmCkomck Anti-Subm- CONTRACTOR , 5-06- represents ITS inexpensive to clean rugs approach .to Continued from Page One and upholstery at home with loving a problem that concerns odore Blsslue Lustre. Roy us all. As doctors, we support The raise in Weber brings Furniture. ' t, because our first consideratho county in ine with tion is the health and life of our every other Utah counpatients. Aj Americans, we enFOR SALE 2 of the best buildServicemen from the Roy, ty. dorse it, because helping those and Clearfield areas are ing lots in Roy, 102 ft. frontwho cannot help themselves is Hooper . Neighboring c o m m u n i ties more than In involved age 78 ft deep, excellent, for training Riverdale and Uintah will also teh obligation of all decent peo-pe- . and work to duplex, split level or ramblkeep the nation Safe. The following articles deal gain from the raise. Riverdale ing type dwelling Call at 5329 So. 2300 W., Roy. with three men who are pres- Will reaize $12,000 and Uintah Heres what we reject: will get $2,400. As Americans, not simply as ently training in different cor City officials throughout the are deeply con- ners of the'globe. , physicians, area are in' hopes that the new cerned about the danger of FedFT. RILEY, KAN. (AHTNC) raise will go a long way toeral Medicine. And we are not Army Recruits Paul J. Arave wards holding down .the overcrying Wolf when we apply that term to the currently pro- and Gary L. Osborn of Hooper, all mUU levy. Officials in Riveras ex- dale stated that the tax levy posed- legislation which , would Utah, recently qqualified establish a ' COMPULSORY perts in firing the M.1 rifle on in their city had been held to the trainfire range at Ft. Riley, 11 mills for 14 years. health-carprogram for everyone covered by Federal Security Kan. (regardless of need). Wa beThe men entered the Army READ THE lieve htat this creates a pro- last April. gram, devoid of cost control, Arave, 21, is the son of Mr. which soon beemes an all- - in- and Mrs. Lewis Arave. He is CLASSIFIED ADS clusive monoply destroying the a 1958 graduate of Weber High Amerof and incentive quality School and was employed by ican Medicine, now the best in Young & Young Produce in the world. Oakley, j before entering th? BOB & JACK'S COMPlETEAUTO.SEftVICE health- Army. This COMPULSORY care program add up to nothing Phone EX 9-4Osborn, 19, son of Mr. and more than Socialized Medicine, Mrs. Edward W. Osborn, 3500 controlled by a bureu of the W. 3697 5211 So. 1825 W.r Roy, Utah South, attended Weber . paid Federal Government. Next Door to Dresswell Cleaners School was and employed for by increased Social Security High by Parks & Sons Co., in Ogden, taxes, burdening both present before entering the Army. and future generations. ConSAVtO ON MOOJt WITH THIS ADI 10 fined at first to the aged, it IMPERIAL BEACH, CALIF. would inevitably be expanded (FHTNC) Serving as a mem SAVE MONEY On Your Appliance Repairing to cover all Americans, only one ber of Helicopter If Hi llactric, W can rapair It AT A LOW COSTI way of doing anything; in short, rine Squadron Eight at the another monopoly.' Ream Naval Auxiliary Air Sta James Appliance Repairing & Refrigeration tion, Imperial Beach, Calif., is Moreover, when the Federal Richard S. seaman, Atkinson, Pick-U- p Gevernment enters the privacy and Oallvaiy USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. of the examination room, con- T. Atkinson of 4059 S. 1900 PHONE EX ROT 3883 SO. 3133 W. trolling both standard! of pra West, Roy, Utah. ctice and choice of practitioner, The sqquadron completed the cost includes loss of freeseven-ontcruise to the Far dom. Your doctorss freedom to East aboard the treat you in an individual way, HOMES Your freedom to choose your warfare support aircraft carrier ' own doctor. When the physici- USS Bennington in early May. During the cruise, squadron an is socialized, so is the pat OUR personnel participated in vari lent. ous programs BUSINESS The King Bill is compulsory at ports of call in Hong Kong, health-carand socialized med the Philippines and Japan. icina for a specific group will CALIFORNIA (FHTNC) soon lead to socialized medicine MUITPU USTINO KAITOR Pvt. Jerry T. Eason, son Marine for everyone. For this reason Mr. and Mrs. Ted B. Eason of we urge all citizens who agree ROY REALTY & INSURANCE Co. for the good of our nation to of 618 Ann St., Clearfield, Utah v ( EX 11 make your opinion known to is serving with the First Marine v Division from Pendleton, Camp B no members f our representatives .D (X v Calif., participating in Phase III in Congress. 5533 So. 1900 W. ROY of Exercise Green Light off Wallace S. Brooke the Coast of California. President Canadian Navy Utah Medical Association Highlight operation is a large scale amphibious landing by the marine division in the Cqmp Pendleton' area. Tlie landing force will be supported by an amphibious task force and airforce. . Scheduled from May 8 to June 8, this phase of the exercise involves Navy and Marine The first shipment (72,500 Corps , undersea, surface air out of a total of 300,000 copies) and ground forces, supported of the new 1961 Official High- by minesweepers of the Royal way Map arried toady at the new State Office Building, according to director of highways, C. Taylor Burton.' Rand McNal ly Co., printed this year's map for the Utah State Road Com Continued from Page One mission at the bid price of $20, A of the conference. Mrs. Harry 563 ($68.55 per thousand). of the Highway Heizer led the congregational large section PUGfiV IS .SMART Departments storeroom was singing. STUPINS SO WARD Marlin N. Cook, president of filled with todays shipment of EARUV IN THE 145 cases of 500 maps each.An the Roy Stake Mission and his Har-rop-, E. first -counselor. wiU Royal delivered be other 227,500 who have completed more later. Already the busy staff of the ' department's Informa than two years work in the lion Office, the office which stake mission, were released directed the preparation and and Emory Buhler, second coun distribution of the colorful selor to President Cook was maps, have distributed severs sustained as the new mission thousands of the new maps, president. s Twenty-fivas quickly as filkfig per cent of the possible. The 'map has world stake membership or a total of wide distribution, reqquests 1,507 were present in the morn coming from foreign countries ing session. Approximately 15 as well all 50 state in the per cent attended the afternoon - . union. ' meeting. Kerr-Mill- s common-sens- i5 A small tricycle, green , . Roy. Box 56 Roy., and white Murray. Last seen at 3rd Ward. Phone TA5-486lot choicest Roy. 5987 South 2200 LAST large Bld& West. Reward. location ip' Roy, Phone EX LOST wet-proo- Servicemen Located in Many Spots I M 1 REMODELING acre Farmington all util, avail, for property near TRADE 17 Other Lady Lions officers Kasting, Glen McEntire, stalled by Mr. Hoyt wefe: Jesse- - West,' Richard C. Katz Mrs, Lawrence (Betty) Kasadn A1 PopPell. ting, secretary; Mrs. Neil' S Karren, treasurer; Bert Stockham was presented (Valerie) a certificate of appreciation and Mrs. C. J. (Mildred) Crase, parMrs. Eugene was made a permanent vice liamentarian; Minardi, (Ruth) historian; Mrs, Mr. president of the club. K. (Jane) Compton and Stockham worked on the origi- Joseph two-yedinal charter and organization of Mrs. Bert Smith, rectors. the Roy Lions. , Holdover directors are: Mrs, Dae Coons and Joseph K. Compton were presented with Bert (Grace) Stockham and plaques citing them for their Mrs. James D. (Martha) Kelley. services to the club. Publicity chairman is Mrs. Jerry Barker ad Blal e Tucker were preseted with the Jesse (JoAnn) West; Mrs. MyPresideta Appreciate Medal, ron L. Turner, program chairman, and Mrs. Orlen Stuart by Mr, Coos' Mrs. Dae (Olive) Coons was tail twister. ia Mrs. Director installed as the new president Mrs. Walker. (Lillian) of the Roy Lady Lions. Mrs. Glen H. (Pal) McEntire Is the Walker was the retiring president of the Lady Lions. hew vice president James D. Kelley, wheather or not they can afford to pay for it. M&l twa NEW 40 H. P. Johnson Electric NEW UNFURNISHED Apts. used Evenrude boat motors, 5129 1 Bedroom, Inquire at antique dishes, oval glass So. 1900 West, Roy. China cabinet, two brass fire I , ' screen, new toilet tank reas. FOR SALE Boxer Pups end Ph.iTA 54)763 or TA . ' rabbits. Phone ,TA To clear up confusion and set the record straight, I would like to let teh citizens of Utah know exactly where the 950 doctors Of this state stand on medical lid for the aged and the King Jill how before Congress. Heres whet we favor: i ! - 1961 LETTERTO THE Q?; ' rwf city , , V- - wrifimirt 1 Ji - T . back-order- term! Dio you SOLVE W YES .TEACHER THE ANSVfER A 1, problem, Pis 9 mouths PU 36 YfEEKS, 5132 DAVS, 6048 UNTIL OUR NEXT VACATION besins RT HOURS. k! e . s ; jrio |