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Show OREM-GEXEVA TIMES THURSDAY, MARCH 16, i93j New Skills for Greater Production r ,. j ! A manufacturer of electrical equipment (right) learns new skills at k trainiaf-within-ind'jstry institute, set up at Paris with the help of the International Labor Organization (1LO), a U.N. Specialized Agency. The manufacturer will show the new methods he has learned to his foremen who will pass them along to their workers. OAK HILLS Madge l!cell 22S1 M Brent Mzckay gave the opening open-ing pr:; tr for the Junior Sun-cay Sun-cay Sthu l Stephen Carle presented pres-ented ths a?ram.rit gem and Key Ror.-is told a story- Sal: Yi!?!IA s :pcr;n!nd.-m Elvi.n Bunnell presented the t&.k.. tail aard to the Ojk Hills team- David Mackay, coach receied the award. The preservation pres-ervation was made following the crc v,-.i.in2 cf the queen at the Gold and Green tall. The Relief Soc.ety held a quilting in the Pleasant View Relit f Society room. Work began be-gan st 10 a.m. and luncheon was served. Some of the ladies worked work-ed cn welfare projects- Mrs-D-' b ut demonstrated cake decora., de-cora., ng- Choir practice was held on Thursday evening at 7 pm. under und-er ne direction of T- Q. Allred. The brys of the Flying Eagle Petrel were guests of the rest of ;he troop at a weiner roast he d Tuesday evening. The loser; los-er; in an attendance contest OHEM FIRST WARD iiianche Chr'Etensen 0S9S J3 The prog r sin for sacramtr.t met-tins next Sunday at 7:15 p. m. will be furnished bv Douglas Noc-1 and family. Mr. Noel will be the speaker. Marlin Hall and L. E. Ross of 'he Sunday School stake board v.i.:td the Orem First ward r n Sunday morning and each gave a short talk-Paul talk-Paul V'as-hburn has been sus-ained sus-ained V- work in the MIA presidency, pres-idency, replacing Mr. Cas'.leton- wtr? hcsis. Scout master Ferrel Madsc-n and Leslie Leichty conducted con-ducted the mceiir.g before the prty and joined in the games and fun. A grrup of 24 young people will be aken to Salt Lake City on Saturday. March 18 to go to he temple for baptisms- The Gleaners and MMen had a fireside chat at the home of Bishop and Mrs John Naylor on Sunday. Elder Patten gave a talk on the Book of Mormon- .J) Agent Urges Use of Chicken Just say "chicken" and one has v sions of heaping platters of '.: vh fried chicken, cr a plump t rd roasted ti a delicious b.-twn or a chicken pie. says Mrs. Velyn B Stevens, home monst ration agent cf Utah ; C ur.ty. ! The fine thing about it is that ', v. o can indulge in such choice a:;ng with chicken prices down. ; Cnickens are flocking to market i.ese days, making prices drop ;nJ providing good meat buys t r thrifty homemakers- The U-S. U-S. Department of Agriculture predicts abundant supplies of trailers and fryers for March and prices are expected to be 1' wer than last year. If you have a home freezer or freezer locker, right now is the time to plan to freeze some chickens- This will give you i chicken at an economical price ! ft. r future use. Here are some buying tips: i Press:ng the end of the j b-eas:bone tells the age of a chicken Young birds have flex- it Is breastbones: in a mature ' bird the breastbone is firm- 2 A layer of fat and waxy jfkin indicate quality. ; New York dressed poultry ! hns the head and feet on, the ;f;athers removed, but is not j drawn. Eviscerated poultry is fully drawn and ready to cook, except when the lungs are in I the bird Remove the lungs be-j be-j fere caking- The actual cost is atcut the same per serving for i New York dresser and eviscer-jj-t-d poultry. You pay for dress-( dress-( ir. and drawing in both cases. : The drawn weight of a chicken is. on the average, one-fifth less than New York dressed weight. ; For example a heavy fowl live ! weight weighs eight pounds: : New York dress weighs 7.2 : pounds; fully drawn weighs 5 7 pcu-.ds- When buying a fowl usually one-fourth to three-fourths of a pound of meat makes a good serving. A four and one-half pound bird furnishes about two and one-half cups of cooked meat or salad or creaming. Birds weighing over two and one-half pounds are not tender if broiled. broil-ed. When buying fryers plan to use from three-fourths to a pound per serving- For roasters, each seving uses from one-half to three-fourths of a pound- Refreshments were served to 32 young people. The talks in Sunday School will be given by Susan Wakefield Wake-field and Mary Lynn Dutkett. The sacrament gem will be given giv-en by Paul Redd. l ' X ill if YOU CAN BUILD YOUR HOME WITH A SAVINGS ACCOUNT! During the Spring and and Summer months, more fhan at other times, people are thinking think-ing of homes of their own. .... and all too many must be content with "thinking" for they haven't the money to buy or build. But there IS a way to have that home! Pn 'd a Savings account with the Farmers nnd Merchants Bank. Save regularly until you have the down-payment, down-payment, then call on us for the financing. PROVO V ' . i Av . ' J RBOULMTOST tSUMNCX COWCMTK ili! LII.'lOLI Zaida M- Wa ' . 0533 J4 The ReLcf oc etv is holding a food sale in McD nald's Clothing Cloth-ing store cn Fri-Jay and Saturday, Satur-day, March 17 and 18 to raise needed funds. A work and business meeting was held last week at Relief Society. A qu it was completed iiid rags for rugs sewed. Re-rethments Re-rethments were served by vis-ting vis-ting teachers. Marie Duke and Mary Aiken. Counselor Lucy Rowley presided pres-ided at the monthly Primary preparation meeting whith was held a the home of Ava Winter-ton- May conference was discus?- ed and parts assigned. The less on. The Need of Religion in Emotional Em-otional Security, was given by Izola Lewis to the 11 officer and teachers present. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served by hostesses Lena Holdawav. Ava Wintertnn and Lorraine Davies- Elvis Terry was in charee of Sunday School- Pat Dickerson ?ave the sacrament gem and a.-v Jean Biggs gave the two .i i one-half minute talk- Re- aiks were made by John NicoL superintendent. Prayers v, re offered by Bub Workman i D:.xie Adams. Speakers at sacrament meeting meet-ing were Rulon Mansfield and aniev Weeks- Two numbers ! v t re sung by a sextet. The pro- ;'n was presented by the Lid-' q i ':um under the direction . 1 nomas Biggs. Charlotte hur.z gave a talk representing, LDS girls. ! The Zion's boys and girls ; sve he preliminary program : Primary Monday afternoon. a.kie Cooper offered the open-, j prayer and a short talk on -, -.:!!' prayer was given by Paul : ..- i.-i. Ihe project was given y Nie! Biggs- 7 . - r ..,L 0 Mr. and Mrs- Winfield Hurst cf Delco, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs Floyd Hurst of Salt Lake City attended the Walker reunion at Windsor on Saturday- They and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thorne of Provo were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Thorne. AILIECaMIICiII O ''Bill1? t&Wv I dl JiiV- Man Likes Sound cf Kis Name QHAP.LES E. PARKER, Ferguson, Missouri, has written me of a discovery he has made with resard to a trait common to almost al-most every individual in the world. Yes, you too, no doubt hav this trait Mr. Parker deals in real estate and is connected with the Yorktown Realty company in Fereusou. There was a tract of land in his town that he felt could be made Drodurtiv Rnt h owner wasn't interested in selling. It was Mr. Parker's idea to get control of this land and further a promotion for dividing it into panels and putting buildings on it This would not onlv he financially profitable, but it would help in me nousing shortage, y DOUBLE WHAMMT ... Dr. David F. Tracy, New Trk, who his been hired by the management manage-ment of the St Louis Brwns to instill by hypnotism the win to win in the playeri. The team told its two brightest stars and dida't bother to bar replacement. WINDSOR Blanche Nielson 0689 R3 A bunday School facul'y meeting will be held Friday evening ev-ening at the home of Mrs. Enid Johnson. All ladies of the ward are invited to attend the annual Relief Society anniversary party to be held Friday afternoon, March 17 at the Windsor hall. The Orem stake Relief Society officers are in charge of the entertainment. The ward auxiliaries are :pon-s :pon-s ring a ward reunion and banquet ban-quet to be held the latter part f this month. The Junior Sunday Sun-day SchocI and Primary will have charge of he entertainment for ihe y:unger children. PLEASANT VIEW Edna Hanson 2028 M Mark Cluff was ordained a Deacon in meeting on Sunday. Glady Tippetts and Oeon Mil-er Mil-er gave talks and Tonya Baum gave the sacrament gem in Sunday School. The LDS girls organization presented the program at sacrament sacra-ment meeting. Talks were given giv-en by Earlene Foote, JoAnn ZSrake, Janice Allred, Joan Eag-ar Eag-ar and Mrs- Ida Cowley- Rhea Lowry sang a solo, accompanied accompani-ed by Mary Eagar; Carol Gleas-on Gleas-on played a piano solo; and a number was sung by Nyra Col-vin, Col-vin, Donna Ashton, Helen Han-se, Han-se, Colleen Wilkins. Colleen Peterson, Joan Eagar, Joen Pierce, Joan Lee and LaDawn Perry, accompanied by Mary Jean Miller. Prayers were given by Shirley Thompson and Mary Montgomery. Douglas Eagar has received a call to fill a mission for the LDS church- The Elders and their wives enjoyed a pleasant evening on Friday at the ward hall. Games, music and a pot luck luncheon was enjoyed. Clyde L- 'Wall is president of the quorum. The M Men, Gleaners, Sem Scouts and Junior girls he'd e: : j -I,-. . ... . , 1 liresiue tJiai m me fionie of p- ola Hill- Miss Hill had ch2 cf the program and introduce Prcf. Hugh Nibley of BYf .'' speke on the Authenticity 0f Book of Mormon. Group sin, was enjoyed and refreshing were served Dy Mr? v f Eaum and Haws Baum to the - ycung people present- 'j The Relief Society held ex cises commemorating the torn ! ing cf the organization on Mot' day afternoon. President FtaJ ence Allred was in rhnr J ! program consisting of a solut,: Diantha Ekins; a duet. RJ Nicol and Mrs. J. P. Colyat readings by Lucile Richards a--Louise Trotter- Rela EreksJ gave a brief sketch of the ij cf the general presidents asj showed a picture of each oik These pictures are being hu; in the Relief Society rooJ Tributes and short sketches o' the accomplishments of each of the former ward presidents weri given by Marion Ercanbrack Zella Colvin, LaVon Roberta Diantha Ekins. Melba Cluff, Alta Allred. Flowers were pres" ented to a number of specU guests and refreshments wet; served. 9 Sherwin Howard, who has been on a business trip to Idaho, returned home the first part of il-.e week. CvZJ Carnegie So he called on the owner, a George Rowland. Row-land. Although he pictured the plan, and Mr. Rowland's profit, in glowing terms, he made no impression on him or apparently he did not Before he left, nnd a a Inc Kif nf noro,,.. v. said he would like to see such a subdivision called Rowland Court, as a lasting memorial to the man who had helped to further the promotion. Two days later, Mr. Parker met a man who asked about Mr. Rowland s land and made a good offer for it. This prospective purchaser himself had talked with Mr. Rowland and made no progress. Because he never turned down an opportunity, rs"ier than because he had any feelinjj that he would" be successful, suc-cessful, he again called on Mr. Rowland and told him of the offer. Again he seemed to have made no progress. He turned to go, but suddenly Mr. Rowland checked hirn. "If he sold the property would it be written into the contract that the subdivision would be called Rowland's Row-land's Court?" So the battle was over. Merely because a man loves the sound of his own name. Yes, many a friendship has been founded on the simple and easy act of calling a man by his name. Remember that when you meet a stranger. 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