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Show PRO VP (UTAH) DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1939 PAGE SEVEN J r4'" SCOUTATORIAL Troop 50 of Manavu ward is a typical Provo troop. , At a recent meeting of the camping and activities department of the council, Roy Passey, chairman, suggested that every troop do a good turn. And that is just what number 50 is doing. Sunday, troop members will meet at the Manavu meeting house 6 p. m., loaded down with good things to eat. But the scouts won't be eating, for they are planning to make up four Chrism as baskets to give to as many needy families of the ward. It will be a bright Christmas for four families, families who probably would not have fared so well. And it will be a joyous good turn for some 30 .scouts of Troop 50. Scoutmaster" George W. Brown and his boys deserve t-hand from Provo's scout population. Merit Badge Examiner, Listed For Boy Scout Provo and Utah districts recently recent-ly revised the merit badge examiners exam-iners list in the city. For the benefit of the local scouts, the DailyHerald Scout Press club will publish earch week a partial list of the new examiners. It Is suggested that the lists be clipped for future reference. The. examiners and their addresses ad-dresses follow: Beef Production: Grant Ivins, Brigham Young university; S. R. Boswell, city and county building; build-ing; and Clarence Ashton, city and county building. Bee Keeping: J. F. Wakefield, 531 North University, and John F. Mower, Dixon junior high. Bird Study: Vasco Tanner, Brig-ham Brig-ham Young university; ' Kenneth Weight, Provo high school; William Wil-liam Cornell, Farrer junior high school; Roy Passey, city and county building. ' ' Blacksrnithing: Coleman Allred, 245 -North Third West; Ed Peay 245 South Fifth West, and Bert Bandley, 22 South Second West. Bookbinding: W. R. Hiller, Provo Pro-vo Book Bindery. ' Botany: Bertrand Harrison, Brig-ham Brig-ham Young university O. R. Thomas, Thom-as, Provo Greenhouse; Kenneth Weight, Provohigh school, and W. M. Andrew, 434 East -Fourth South. Bugling: Robert Sauer, Brig-ham Brig-ham Young university; G. W. Fitzroy, 237 North Second East; Wesley Pierce, Provo high school; Alfred Swenson, Dixon junior high school, and Rex Sutherland, Farrer junior high school. Business: SL E Clark, 313 South Fifth West f Bert Bullock, Farrer junior high school, and Clarence Boyle, Brigham Young university. Camping: Roy Passey, city and county building; Chief A. A. Anderson, An-derson, 320 North Ninth West; Ti C. Larson, Larson Photo Studio, and Mark Anderson, city and county building. Carpentry: Ross Jensen, Farrer junior high school; A. H. Fisher, Provo high school, and Grant Larsen, Dixon junior high school. Cement Work: Vern Tolboe 455 North Fourth East; Grant Larsen, Dixon junior high, and Jess .Prothero, 447 West Third South. Chemistry: - II. W. Peterson, Brigham. Young university; Reese Bench, Provo high, and Joseph Nichols, Brigham Young university. univer-sity. Civics: Merrill Sandberg, Farrer Far-rer junior high; Ray: Stewart Provo high and Wayne Mclntlre, Dixon junior high. UTAH CONSTRUCTION' IS LOW BIDDER SACRAMENTO, Cal., Dec. 22 (TIP) -The U. S. bureau of reclamation recla-mation office, announced that' the Utah Construction Co., Ogden, submitted the low bid of $397,963 for construction of 8 miles of the Madera canal, a unit of the Central - Valley project. The World's oldest art Is said to be architecture. Earliest dated architectural remains are those of the Babylonians; which date as far back at 6000 B. C. First Co-Ed Solos Under Uncle Sam Martha Nordling, Stanford University Uni-versity student, wins her right to wear wings as she becomes first co-ed in the country to "solo under un-der CAA traininc FOR THE BEST QUALITY AND SERVICE CALL 275 East Third South - Phones 129 - 217 Ghri stmas lanuics, t-rmts, uui and Everything You Will Need! Lowest Prices Prompt Service BETTER ni7AN BETTER -MEATS iuUiiH MEALS CHOICE , and PRIME , TORKEYS - YUOQEYS '-DdtiEVS. prirrrrrHQ young roasting p- biilaLkuiiU LARGE COLORED . . . . Uh &1 F0QK nOAS7(iddIi!er;..iu- lEc Pound SAUSAGE AC SIDE PORK Pound MINCE MEAT Pound . Shoulder VEAL ROAST Pound SQ LEG O' LAMB Pound LEG O'PORK, Pound ULJ PORK LOIN - Pound . . . Li v w ALL PORK LINK SAUSAGE Pound ........ . 22S MISSION TENDER . . - -1..0 . Whole or Piece ......... ;. IL 2Sc CHOPPED SUET - TAMALES - CHILI Our Turkeys Are All Fresh Dressed! Provo District Troops Turn Out For Honor Court BY BRUCE TUURSTON Court of honor for Provo district dis-trict was held Tuesday in the scout hall of Troop 42, Fifth ward, under the direction of Chairman LeRoy Harding:. More than 75 scouts attended. ' Troop 42, of the Fifth ward gave ' the opening ceremony after which community singing was held Scout Commissioner LeRoy Condie was In charge. Chairman Harding directed the. court of honor". Thirty scouts took out merit "badges Other awards included two" " second class, two first class, two Star "and, one Life. A feature' of the evening was a bear story told by Chief A. A- Anderson of : the Utah National Parks council.- " Troop 52, First ward, gave the closing ceremony. : Refreshments were served by Troop 42 at the close of the meeting. meet-ing. " .-...-.,,,... , Scouts of the four troops enjoyed en-joyed Troop 42's hospitality, also their new . fireplace which was decorated in Christmas colors.- ' - '' I The Skillet . . . Note." The following cooking cook-ing hints are offered by Roy Passey, Utah National Parks council camping chairman. It ' is suggested that .the article, ' be saved for future reference. BROILED CROAKERS AH; here IS something; the hind legs of a frog, by gosh! Peel themj then soak in water with a splash of vinegar; leave for .an , hour or two, then, on a broiler or forked stick, toast until well done. If you want a breaded veal effect dip in melted butter after which roll in cracker crumbs the croak- ers I mean, not you and gobble1 them up fast. "After they have been fried In plenty of grease, of course. j o ; ' BAKED BANANA SPLITS Mighty easy to take. Lay a whole banana in the emtiers ; turned until un-til it is a light black. Fish it out, cut it open lengthwise ; spread it on hot buttered toast. Give it a little salt," add a dash of lemon juice, smear it - over with jam of jelly. Very deliberately bite off- small pieces and kick them down against your palate wtih your tongue.-; Then,: brother, roll those eyes and smile a' smile of satisfaction.: satis-faction.: No,, you'" don't eat the banana skin! ' ' C PLANKED : WHALE Or any. poor fish will do. Cut it down the back leaving its" belly 'alone. Take out what you don't want and tack the - whale, scales down .on a wide two-inch thick green slab about two inches long. Sharpen both ends so that: you can stick them in the ground near, the embers,' em-bers,' first one. end and- then the other, insuring an even brown. Paint well with butter, salt to the taste and try to imagine it's Good Friday! Rrocope Attends White House Fete T'A:- r" Finnish J Minister Hjalmar J. Procope seemed, undisturbed by the presence of the Russian ambassador am-bassador at the White House diplomatic reception. There were no international incidents. 0 him r.::.;j lilud ciiait:::: j Kenortcy Pheae 1CY j : 1 One of the gay social events of the holiday season was the party given Wednesday night by the G. A. club members and their part ners at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nilson The fore part of me evening- was spent In the following fol-lowing program: Carol singing by tne group led by Mrs: II. I. McNeill: Mc-Neill: readinsr. Mrs. M. II. Insrer- oll; talk on the spirit of Christ mas, Mrs. H. E. McNeill; solo. "Silent Voice.' bv John Duck worth ; Christmas story by H. E. McNeill. Games were then slav ed under the direction of Mrs. Ves per Diamond, following which b delicious lunch was served.'- Tho favors consisted of miniature can dle holders and as each . guest lighted the candle, . a . wish was made. Santa then appeared and sistant; Gilbert Ehumway, second assistant; Glen Chadwick. AVewton x. ...44, lff fn,. I Pratt, Li ere Chipman. La Drue I l I IIIK(1 Mill W 1 i I ' II L. 1 1HJAC i" . . attending were Messrs and lies- dames Jee"e Spafford, John Bun-ten, Bun-ten, Harold Brook, John Duckworth, Duck-worth, D. W. Jones, Ernest Lloyd, Charles La Fleur, J. L. Mower, M. D. Mc Neill, J. W. Phillips Wm. R. Hansen. Vesper Diamond, Al Tregaskis and Arthur Nilson and Mrs. C. J. Goodall. ' Santa Claus paid his annual visit to the children of the community at the huge Christmas tree Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The firemen fire-men , for a number of years past have sponsored this part of the holiday celebration. Twelve hundred hun-dred bags of candy and small gift prizes were distributed. The firemen and their wives met at the tire station Wednesday night and prepared the bags. The personnel of the fire ' department consists of Walter Devey ' Jr. chief; Russell Thompson, first as- Varney, Floyd Love rid "c, Leo Varney, Raymond Jackiin, Myron BriggS and Reed Thomp?KJn. The II. B. Club ladies and their husbands enjoyed their annua) Christmas, party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Humfiiriea Wednesday night. A hot euppei was served, the dining table being centered with a '.bouquet of red roses and white sweet pea3 with green tapers on each end of the table. Covers were laid for Messrs and Mesdames Stanford Brlgprt Lige Chipmon; Rulon Peterson Kenneth Singleton and Owen Humphries.' Hum-phries.' Bridge was played, Owen Humphries and" Mrs. Rulon Peterson Peter-son " capturing the riites. Santa Claus visited the party and assisted assist-ed in the exchange of gifts. A special broad cast of Christmas Christ-mas carols and music appropriate for the season begins tonight and will cenllr.UQ through ll.iU: l;iy and Cund.iy nights. The 1 ! : will be made from the ASpU stake tabernacle and local t ! ' will be used, in addition to v.:hu ! Bccial Chx!stmn.3 records will 1-played. 1-played. Tlie stake Eumlay :5 i l board is in charge, headed I . ' Supt. Vern llolindrake. The brondrast will In-in at 0 p. m. tonight (Friday) and con-tip-v?for one hour. .S.iturdiy 'tetwene 7 and 8 o'clock wr.de the townspeople uic -Jt along Main street on the "Treasure "Trea-sure Hunt," Peking prizes di splayed s-played in the windows of burinc . : houses, the broadcast will be ivt n. Sunday night, Christmas Eve, U " program will commerce t p. m. The moon often appears to 1 sailing through the clouda. 5f n matter of fact, it Is about 3 00,0 times farther away. President Offers vYea)?s':Greetirigs In his annual Christmas message mes-sage to the Boy Scouts of America of which he is honorary, president, and in which he himself was active ac-tive for more than fifteen years, President Roosevelt - today paid tribute to scouting as "an active force for character development and citizenship training." . His -greetings to the nation's 1,307,776 scouts, , cubs and their leaders follows: - .'" "To the - Boy '- Scouts of . America V V . . ' ' For three decades of Amer- : ; lean life: the boy scouts have if been an active force Sot char- ' ' acter development : and citi- ij ' zenship training. Millions ' of . boys have, through Scouting, : found opportunity.5 for build-, ' ing and practicing 'homely " virtues of loyalty, friendli-- ness, and cheerfulness. To the -f , million boy scouts and to the , other millions who have been '.' dov scoux3.-Ji.senu-nxisumi greetings, - congratulations ori 5 past accomplishments, and) best wishes for . even : greater; " success in the "future." Birthdays Sunday," Dec 24" DELL CHIPMAN - ' D. L. VINCENT MRS. BERT HEDQUIST LEON HEDQUIST r The Massachusetts Institute of Technology v ascertained ' that ' at the moment of. impact with .the club, a golf ball -flattens, remains momentarily pressed cgainst the face, then shoots off into space. 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