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Show -- FELLER PACKING Co. SYRACUSE CHRISTMAS R K P-0 WE SELL DIRECT' TO YOU SAVINGS BEE- F-Whole EVERYONeT FOR Whole or Half lb. Hams and Racon ( ured. Sausage Ground, Lard Rendered Cut and Wrapped or Half CUT AND WRAPPED BEEF ROAST PORK CHOPS POUND POUND PORK ROAST STEAKS POUND LR RIR AND SIRLOIN RUMP ROAST Link Sausage POUND POUND Liver Sausage ' 2 POUND U Veal Roast and Steak . fly 4 . . SAWnMCBS 2 lbs. GROUND BEEF 20 lbs. 3 lbs. SAUSAGE MEAT 3 lbs. BEEF STEAK 2 lbs. FRANKS FOR 2 lbs. PORK CHOPS r ONLY 2 lbs. BACON 2 lbs. LIVER 1 lb. LINK SAUSAGE 3 lbs. LUNCH MEAT w DAD'S CHRISTMAS SPECIAL FARMERS PHONE 67 TODAY UNION .urn Kaysvllle, Davis County. Utah CLEARFIELD Correspondent Dorothy hmpmMmaaL9lamtmlZ, jib H Thurs Dec. 9, 1954 Page V Kite I'hone Home of Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon" NO MIDDLE MAN News About Folks In The combined North Davis stake boards furnished supper for the member of the Brigham Young University Band last Tuesday af- ternoon prior to the, program they presented in the styke house. The stake board pn sidencie did the serving also. The Clearfield elementary school childrens Christmas program will be presented at the North Davis Junior High school on -- Tuesday, December 21. More details will be available next week. Lund Stucki, the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stucki of Maple street, is looking a little differently these days with most of his hair shaved off. This is because of a bad fall Steven had the day after Thanksgiving from a hay wagon. He received a puneture in the top of his head.. If the youngster had not had on a hat, the results would have been much worse Lund says his mother was real worried but he wasnt. This meant a three-da- y stay with his grandparents in Bear Lake for him and his family. During the stay there his big sister, Kathryn, was suffering from the mumps. First ward Primary officers and teachers are holding their Christmas party this Thursday evening in the Relief society room. The First ward show, a budget affair will be held this week Thursday evening in the First and Third ward hall for members of these wards. This is the beginning of regular scheduled show for these folks, if they work out well. Gregory Higley is celebrating a birthday this week on Thursday. This young man, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Higley of State ' street, turns a ripe old age of eleven years. Another young man who turns eleven on the 10th of this month is Richard Hansen, a newcomer here in town. He belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hansen of Linden. The Hansens recently purchased the Van Orden home from Rudy and Barbara Van Orden. One of those minor tragedies of life occurred this week to one of our own Clearfield folk, Mrs. Vem Smith. A purse snatcher, it is assumed snatched her purse in a down town Salt Lake store. The purse contained $80 besides other value-le- s. The amount of money was more than customary, Mrs. Smith said, as she had just been to the ank and withdrawn her housekeeping money for the next couple of weeks and had been in a urry to leave for Salt Lake with ter friends so had not left it at lome. Happening this close to Christmas seems to make the loss greater, she also said. She is still hoping that the person who did this deed will be content with the cash and mail her personal papers. The North Davis stake MIA eadership meeting has been moved ahead this month to next Monday evening, Dec. 13. It will be held at the West Point ward hall and will e a party, according to Mrs. Phyl lis Gardner of the stakes presidency. All officers and teachers of the stake and their partners are in vited to participate in this affair which will include a fine program and evening of entertainment Mrs. Edith Steed, stake trekker leader, assisted in the trekker class of First ward last Tuesday, with the teacher, Mrs. Afton Higley. Mrs. Ralph Holmes entertained her pinochle club recently. A luncheon was served to her guests, who included, Mrs. Delphine Sessions, Mrs. Merle Bright, Mrs. Althea Orme, Mrs. Rose Nelson, and Mrs. LaPreal Donningue. Mr. and Mrs. John Hsrker Shelley, Idaho, and former resi dents, of here, were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Mark Jeffs and children. A beautiful large snowman belt Stewing'Over $$$? Use Meat Judiciously ty Alia MOST before DENHOFF of ns like to economize the holidays. Use Ingenuity Brown the beef cubes In a little hot fat in a Dutch oven or other large, heavy utenslL Bprlr.kle with salt, pepper and basiL Add a small piece of bay leaf, tome and youll save money. r Economical Treatment Instead of cooking a pot roast chopped celery leaves and e. all In one piece, buy a thick shoul-d- bouillon. Cover and cook slowly pot roast and have the until the meat Is tender, adding butcher cut It Into two pieces. more bouillon In small amounts Cook one piece as a pot roast, as It cooks away. (One of the then make an entirely different secrets of well browned meat and dish from the other. rich flavored gravy Is to use small Braised beef cubes served In a quantities of liquid. When meat is tender, add 1 e. ring of rtce might be one choice, or maybe a savory beet and vege- sliced canned or fresh mushrooms table stew. which have been fried In a little butter. Taste liquid, and If too Barbecued Pot Roast concentrated, add bouillon or Expect compliments when you water to dilute It to the right ' serve Barbecued Pot Roast. for your taste. If necesTo prepare, rub ft of the shoul- strength with a little flour thicken sary, der pot roast with 2 tsp. salt and mixed to a smooth paste with a y tsp. pepper; brown In 2 tbsp. little water. Serve In fluffy rice can fat Add H c. water, an tomato sauce, 2 medium thinly ring. sliced onions and 2 garlic doves, An Old Favorite For a delicious stew, brown minced. Cover and cook over low meat as above. Sprinkle with salt l heat 1V hr. Combine 2 tbsp. brown sugar, and pepper and add 1 e. bouillon. H tsp. dry mustard, Vi a. each Add 1 clove garlic and 2 tbsp. lemon juice and vinegar, Mi thinly sliced celery. Cover and cook slowly, adding more water as Worcestershire ketchup and tbsp. sauce. Pour over meat. Continue It eooks away. When meat Is nearly tender, cooking, covered, for 1 hr. or until i tender. add 1 box frozen cut green beans, Remove meat to hot platter. some sliced carrots and small Skim off most of the fat, dilute onions and water or bouillon to with water to suit taste, then barely cover the vegetables. thicken with 2 tbsp. flour mixed Sprinkle with salt and pepper. to a smooth paste with a little Cook until tender. Remove meat and vegetables water. Serves 4. The other half of the pot roast to platter; keep warm. Thicken cubes liquid and season to taste. Just h might be cut Into and frozen for use at a later time, before serving, stir In 2 tbsp. sour perhaps as Partslenne Beef in cream. Pour over meat and vega tables and serve. Rice Ring, for example. KIm r SrtSon. Im.) (OwrtWM. 1N4. t Mrs. N. V. Tanner, Mrs. Stanford Cowley, Mrs. Blaine Adams, all of Layton. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Forbes of Main street, recently entertained as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Haag from Burley, Idaho. Mrs. Haag is a niece of Mrs. Forbes. Mrs. Lorin Parks has also been on the sick list this past week witK the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Knight cele- er s. j one-inc- D at the stake house. A huge Froaty with a face on two aide caused much comment from his spot in the center of the floor. I hear he is soon to visit a ward in Layton at their coming Christmaa party. All elders in Second ward are usy these days with a house bulld-n- g project at 103 East 700 South. very ones support is being requested on Saturdays and after work on week daya to complete this jroject toon. A gay Relief society meeting was held this week in Second ward with a room full of busy ladies making stuffed dolls, clowns and torses, corsages and lovely bows or Christmas packages. The theme of The Gospel and dy Children" was carried out in all Clearfield wards last Sunday evening under the direction of the Sunday school superintendency. Among those on the sick list this week are Mrs. Eldon Bennett who a recuperating from a recent surgical operation, Robert Clark who celebrated his birthday last Friday with being confined at home with illness, Mrs. Alice Chelemcs, with the mumps, Janice Tolman and Patty Jamison with mumps and Ronnie Brooks also with mumps. Now 'w The T. L. White family held their monthly party in Salt Lake last Saturday evening at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Curtis. Honored members were Frank White and both Mr. and Mrs. Curtis who celebrate birthdays this month. tending from Clearfield were brated a 22nd anniversary last Frida)-. Congratulations to them! Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Parks have as their house guests this week, Air. and Mrs. Ransom Harris, Mrs. ' Parks parents. Mrs. Victor Wayment recently was sustained as a new teacher in the First ward Primary. She will teach the Group L class which has been under the direction of Mrs. Laura Evans, who is now released. Mrs. June Selleneit was also recently released from her position of teacher in First ward Primary. Rev. Hampton Price of the Community Church is now spending a Co-Pil- ot week in Green Lakes, Wisconsin attending a missionaryconference there. Miss Maureen Hill spent the recent holidays with her parents here, Mr. and Mra. Ralph HilL She is now back at her studies at Brigham Young University. The North Davis stake Primary leadership meeting ia scheduled for Dec. 10 at the Syracuse ward. This will be a combined lesson time with a Christmas party and program in which each ward will take part. The Christmaa party for the First ward folk has been scheduled for December 23, at the ward halL More details next week. Miss t Marsha Sedgwick, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mra. Kendall Sedgwick, was hostess last Friday with the assistance of her mother to over 20 young friends who helped her celebrate her eighth birthday. AtOn Sunday she was baptized and Mr. confirmed in Clearfield Fourth Mr. ward. ; Mr. Jane and Wayne Yoeman, twins belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Yoeman of (500 East, also recently and Mrs. Kendall Sedgwick, and Mra. Arthur T. White and and Mrs. T. L. White. Of interest to youngsters parents is the information that schools here will close on Dec. 23 for the Christmas holidays. t Mrs. Van.Jepcsen was recently hostess at a stork shower given for Mrs. Beatrice Anderson. Cames were played by all those attending and refreshments were served am many fine gifts were opened for the expected wee one. Guests included, Mrs. Ricy Anderson, Mrs. Dorothy Lyman, Mrs. Leo Cox Mrs. Jackie Voorhies, Mrs. Donna Volpi, Mra. Gwen Anderson, Mrs. Barbara Jeppesen, Mra. Alta Taylor, Mrs. Miritm Kidd, Mrs. Lela Maston and Mrs. Revs Todd. A bridge luncheon wss held recently by Mrs. Matthew Holt of Bountiful. Attending from Clearfield were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Khight. Other guests were Mrs. William A. Dawson, Mrs. Harold Ellison, reached their eighth birthday and were confirmed Sunday as members of the Clearfield First ward. Gaylon Morgan, new ion of the Malcolm Morgans, was blessed at First ward this past Sunday. Blen Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith, has coma down with the mumps this week. Mrs. Gsyle Starks was recently the surprised guest at a surprise birthday party given in here honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milt Iladfield. Guests included Mrs. Victor Smith, Mrs. Harvey Broad-ben- t, Mra. Beth Jacobs, Mrs. William Cummings, Mrs. Dean R. Jeffs, Mrs. DeWain Blair and Mra. Charles Jenkins. This Friday ia the big evening for Third warders and their friends to hear the Swanee Singers at tha chapel at 7:30 p. m. that youve seen them all. ..you can judge why the mm the spotlight at the recent Frosty the Snowman" dance last Saturday f now i runs OLD TODAY FARMERS UNION PAUOCU UNION LAYTOl. UTAH aamt m Pi H pc. 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