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Show Thorpes enjoy annual party Xovcinhci 2"). 197.") The Sriiigvill Herald Page Five USDA reviews fall food situation lilt fmm pi MSl . 1 flll l:::.-1f:!'0iA-'-;? 5 'i' &4. sr liiaiiliiiil HHiii Painting of the Week Painting of the Week, "Little Fan", an oil 25 x 2!l, was a gift of artist Albert Rosenthal in 1923. lie was born in Philadelphia, Jan. 30, 1863. His first instructor was his father, the artist Max Rosalia Peay notes 99th birthday here Mrs. Rosalia Huff Hone Peay observed her 99th birthday anniversary with a family dinner on November 22, at the home of a son and his wife, Mr, and Mrs. Alvin ' Hone, Springville. Dinner was served to more than 100 guests who called during the day to pay their respects to Mrs. Peay. Guests included children, grandchildren grand-children and greatgrandchildren. great-grandchildren. Mrs. Peay was born November 22, 1876 in Upton, Summit County to David Losee and Emily Robinson Huff. She married Thomas Hone and he died. She then married Arthur E. Peay, who is also deceased. Mrs. Peay is the mother of 10 children; eight of whom are still living. They are Roy Hone, Arnold Hone, Alvin Hone, Glenn Hone, Dave Hone, Mary Dodds, Dorothy 'Dot' Smith. Mrs. Peay has good health, likes to quilt, fashion handmade articles and enjoys visiting with family, friends and neighbors. She cares for herself at her home in Lake Shore. Mrs. Peay's brother-in-law William Hone of Pleasant Grove and his daughter were also in attendance at the celebration. Mr. Hone was 101 years old on November 4. tin Jr & Ag William Hone, Rosalia Peay Bathroom Safety Accidents do happen all around the house, but they occur most commonly in the bathroom. To make sure that your bathroom is as safe as possible for you and your family, see how it shapes up with this bathroom safety checklist: -Date and label all medicines and check their shelf life. Medicines used incorrectly or beyond their expiration date can be more harmful than helpful. -Store all medicines and caustic cleaning compounds in locked cabinets to prevent accidental ac-cidental intake by children and Jf NOW AVAILABLE FOR RENT mobble creek Rosenthal. He attended the Pennsylvania Academy of F ine Arts, then studied in Paris and Munich. Mr. Rosenthal's gift was one of the first received from an out of state artist. The Responsibility of Our American Heritage As we approach the 200th anniversary of our country's birth, it is appropriate that we review the virtues of our American Heritage and honor those who made it possible. It is a period in our history that we should use to re-evaluate the obligations of citizenship and to ask ourselves what we are doing to enhance this great inheritance. The United States of America is a just democracy because of its continuing ef forts to apply the will of the majority, lawfully and fairly, in the interest of the common good. It is great because it champions cham-pions human rights and the freedoms of an open society. It is advanced because of its educational opportunities and the outpouring of art, literature, science, and technology. It is strong because of its effective ef-fective self-government, flourishing economy, the superiority of its Defense Forces, and finally because of the spiritual faith of its people. The resolute character of the men and women who made America the greatest nation in the world is deserving of special recognition. They called this the land of opportunity and demonstrated that opportunities await those who train, qualify, and conduct themselves responsibly. They have taught us, by example, that a meaningful life will include unselfish achievements; a thirst for knowledge and excellence; sell reliance and thrift; honesty and integrity; and above all, devotion to God, country, and the home. These are historic facts about our great nation, its government, govern-ment, and its people that all Americans should take pride in. This is the heritage of "freedom under God" now committed to our trust. It should be accepted with gratitude, proudly defended, defen-ded, thoughtfully used and improved upon through the time-proven time-proven lawful procedures of our democratic society. This is the responsibility of all Americans. The annual Thorpe get-together get-together was held on November 14 commemmorating the birth of their parents Mary Ruth and Levi Thorpe. The affair was held at the Social Center in Spanish Fork. Slides were shown and the history was presented by Marian Jacobson of her grandparents and great-grandparents, of their birth place, and places incident to Thorpe ancestors in Ber-belper, Ber-belper, England. Games were played. Many relatives from out of town attended; at-tended; acquaintances were renewed and a sumptious dinner was served. There were 58 in attendance. Homemakers talk 'Christmas' Christmas ideas were the talk of the evening recently when the young Homemakers held their monthly meeting. Gift and decorating ideas were displayed, by various club members. Claudia Black added to the evening by displaying one of her favorite hobbies, that of 'Shrink Art." She presented many more special gift ideas. Excitment of Christmas is growing as are the plans for our annual Christmas Party. We would like to encourage all club members to plan to attend on December 4th. DUP camp meets Camp Locust Grove DUP held November meeting at the home of Zola Tuttle. Captain Janet Bird conducted. Prayer was offered by Chaplain Elizabeth Miner; history was given by Alice Hutton on Annie Forrester Willardson. Lesson was given by Rhea Golding, "Story of Brigham Young University and its President." Luncheon was served to 10 members by Mrs. Tuttle and co-hostess Alice Hutton. WEDDING RECEPTIONS PRIVATE PARTIES BANQUETS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 469-6302 Turkey Tomorrow by Martha Logan . Cooking a turkey large enough for a next-day meal is wise use of time and energy. If you allow 1 Vi pounds of ready-to-stuff turkey, you will have enough for generous servings for the feast day and enough left for nibbling and the Turkey Supreme Undercover Under-cover casserole. It's delicious! Turkey Supreme Undercover Yield: 9 servings 2 cups diced, roasted Butterball Swift's Premium Turkey IVi cups stuffing from turkey '2 stick (4 tablespoons) butter or margarine 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms 4 cup flour Vi teaspoon salt 2 chicken bouillon cubes, dissolved in 2 cups boiling water 1 cup half and half 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten 10 ounce package frozen mixed vegetables, cooked 1 single crust pastry, rolled into a 9-jnch square Pat stuffing in bottom of 8 by 8 inch baking dish. Melt butter in heavy skillet. Saute mushrooms 2 minutes and remove. Add flour and salt. Stir until well blended. Add bouillon and cream gradually. Bring to boil, stirring constantly. Cook until mixture thickens. Stir 1 cup sauce into egg yolks; return to hot mixture and cook for a minute or two. Do not boil. Add cooked mushrooms, turkey and vegetables. Pour over stuffing in baking dish. Top with pastry. Turn under edges and crimp. Slash crust to allow steam to escape. Brush with milk to brown evenly. Bake in a 425T. oven about 30 minutes or until lightly browned. With smaller total meat supplies in 1975 at generally higher prices, look for chicken to cost close to or a bit more than its price a year ago. Even so, chicken might well be an economical choice this fall. Broiler prices will likely decline seasonally below summer levels, and 8-10 percent more broilers are expected compared with last fall. Eggs? They could be higher priced than in summer - their usual seasonal pattern. Generally, consumer demand for eggs rises in September, helping to bid prices up, and they start dropping in October. In November and December, they're on the up again because of increased demand during the holiday period for both home and commercial baking. We're eating a bit more fish this year than last, slightly above 12 pounds per capita. Frozen fish supplies built up last year and recently they've been reduced to more normal levels. Also, U.S. imports have been sharply lower. Prices will probably remain near summer levels for cod fillet, crab, and tuna - in ample supply. But tighter supplies of shrimp and salmon suggest price increases for these items this fall. Dairy products will likely cost you more this fall than in summer. Smaller amounts of butter and American cheese produced this summer have pushed up their wholesale prices. The upswing is appearing ap-pearing in retail prices. But if it weren't for big stocks of American cheese, prices for cheese would rise more. Retail fluid milk prices will go up this fall too. Milk production could increase, and if it does, more will be available for manufacturing manufac-turing purposes (butter, cheese, etc.), thus slowing any price increases. You'll be paying more for ice cream in coming months because of higher costs for dairy inputs. But the rise in ice cream prices won't be as much as for other dairy items. Recent declines in retail prices for cereal and bakery items could be short-lived. Some moderate upswing from summer sum-mer is likely late this year. Retail bread prices, for example, began to edge down beginning last March, reflecting1 falling grain, oilseed, and sugar, prices last winter and spring. But grain and oilseed prices have been recovering some early losses, and processing and marketing costs continue to rise. 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Lifelike jungle settings, representing the BYU Expedition Ex-pedition to Central and South America from 1900 U 1902, dominate a new display on the administration of President Benjamin Cluff Jr., currently on view in the Wilkinson Center Gallery. The quickest way to acquire self-confidence is to do exactly what you are afraid to do. The biggest things in life are never done by fussy people. Poise is one of the earmarks of mental strength. SUEDE and LEATHER COATS professionally cleaned! Phone 489-6441 ALLEN'S CLEANERS SPRINGVILLE, UTAH pets. And, even when discarding empty and old containers, place them where your small loved ones can't get at them. -Harsh chemical cleaners can be harmful if accidentally used improperly. Always read instructions in-structions before using any cleanser and, whenever possible, avoid using hazardous ones. For example, instead of using drain cleaners which contain dangerous lye or acid, use Drain Power, the first drain opener to use pressure to unclog sinks and bathtubs. -Line your bathtub with a rubber rriat or with decorative rubber decals to prevent falls. A handle or cod installed on the shower wall will provide extra protection, too. LTUCM Save now on our RCA TV, radio, and stereo sets! Color Tei Sra '.i i,,! X 1 nPil The M0NCAYA rfCfl 1 a- Hull .. . . The wiinwuoo - rm$!i&k 6 s T1? fcVi I vvcib Model fol 8J8 Ifbfl ;-piriure W&m $899.95 mm AC J1J ..! , ,,., -Si kiJ.I CT tin color TV with "Signal Sensor" ''"""'pgjij - -!,ZZIS- jr:arry remote and 20-channel selector aj 11 y jS 't'S $729 95 S57995 II I ! 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