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Show BIRTHS ' 'V v iy'; - , ' V, id. The following births are announced from Cooley Memorial hospital: A boy was born Dec. 4 to Royal Kent and Elaine Carter Norman, Corinne. Don Jesse and Bessie Renee Loveridge Nelson, Brigham City, announce the arfval of a baby girl born Dec. 4. ' i& ;:: Wf " ' 4 Farmers May See More TV Than Urbanites Box Elder JOURNAL Friday, December 8, 1957 Brigham City, Utah , Cut Feeding Cost rural (UP) A sociologist says his studies cate farm families watch vision ns much as if not than urban residents. 111. URBANA, members would rather .stay at home and watch TV. Llndstrom said people dont more aa much as : watch television they used to because the new- D. E. Llndstrom, ness of TV has worn off. View. sociologist at the University of Illinois add- ers also are more selective In ed that attendance at farm their choice of programs, he meetings has fallen off because Box Elder county poultrymen barsoon may be using hull-lesley developed at Utah State s inditele- . University, Logan, as a better and cheaper source of energy for their birds. This is the prediction of Dr. J. O. Anderson, associated professor of poultry husbandry at 7:30 A. M. USU. HOSPITAL NOTES LV(ri v ' -- ' ;'lr - ' T 'i 7. 1 ) - The following patients have been admitted at Cooley Memorial hospital during the past two weeks: Medical patients Include: Mrs. Charmane Hill, Tremonton, and Master Dee Kunzler, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Kunzler, of Park Valley. . , Surgical patients include: J. C. Stauffer, Willard. Gregory Young, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young, Brigham Route 2. Mrs. Neil (Diane) Harper, Co r Victor J. Bott, Brigham City. Mrs. Rulon (Rita) Bowman, Honeyville. - ' jWWiKn'. . Hu fruit bowl is coining back into the American borne, along with more casual earing habits and lest emphasis on heavy desserts. Holidays, in particular, lend themselves to such offerings to family and friends so fill a bowl with juicy tangerines and watch , , them, disappear. fruit will be in local markets in Floridas famed zipper-ski- n time for tucking into toes of Christmas stockings, decorating the tree, and for serving at childrens parties. Even tots can peel the fruit and they love its sweet juiciness. Tangerines, like other members of the citrus family,- are full of vitamin C, and good for you. Tangerines are fun to work with in the kitchen, too. Heres a delicious marmalade to make while .theyre in season. e. kid-glo- - ' Large Crowd Attends Perry PTA Meeting ' Tangerine Marmalade' 8 .Florida tangerines ' . cup lime or lemon juice cup water : 4 cups sugar , Vi teaspoon soda 12'i-ounc- e .. package powdered pectin Remove peel in quarters from tangerines; discard white fibers on Inside of peel and on fruit. With a scissors cut rind in thin slivers. Add water and soda; bring to a boil. Cover and simmer 10 minutes. Cut tangerine sections in three pieces; remove seeds. There should be 34 cups prepared fruit. Add with lime juice to und rained cooked rind. Cover; simmer 20 minutes longer. Measure set aside. Measure 4 cups fruit into a large saucepan; ugar and plaoe over high heat. Add powdered pectin and stir until mixture comes to a hard boil. At once stir in sugar. Bring to a full rolling boil and boil hard tor one minute, stirring constantly. Remove from heat, skim, ladle quickly into glasses. Paraffin at once. . , - . . YIELD: About 8 glasses. . j . A large crowd of. PTA members and guests attended regular monthly meeting, Wednesday evening, Nov. 27, at the Per- -- Revealed by Sorority The revealing of names of secret sisters was main topic of discussion at regular meeting of the Xi Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Iona Cefalo with President Deon Lichtenstein in charge. Final arrangements were made for the Christmas party for members and husbands. The success of Book Week was announced. Lesson for the evening, Good Lives, was given in two parts Merle Craghead and .by Mrs. Mrs. Leah Barker, and told interesting parts of the lives of scientists, medical men, scholars, artists, saints and hero. TO 6:30 P. M. WE HAVE INSTALLED NEW WASHERS AND DRYERS AND ARE NOW. PREPARED TO HANDLE Jt high-yieldin- , FAMILY WASH SHAG RUGS COVERALLS CURTAINS CHENILLE SPREADS OVERALLS high-energ- M-G-- M Two to Four Hour Service PHONE" 62 BRIGHAM CITY: tAUNDEREnE 22 WEST FOREST 1 Winter Is Still Pest Control Time Pests slowed down for the Better think again, cautions. Dr. G. F. .'.Knowlton, Utah State Uniersity extension entomologist Since cold weather has set in, Another Boy Arrives cattle lice are increasing in Utah ing, attenders report. The meeting was under the cattle herds. Lice: as well as For Royal K. Normans direction of President Elmer cattle grubs should be controllanother for and Mr. Its boy Mathews with prayer given by ed this winter, the USU specialMrs. Royal Kent Norman, Mrs. Celia Mecham and Eugene ist says. , Have you cleaned and treated Bott In time for a Christmas' gift Minutes were read by Mrs. your gladiolus corns with DDT and a good fungicide? Better for Alan Kent, 2, is the .'new Jean Facer and approved. seven pound 11 ounce brother Special thanks went to those do this now or best looking who arrived Dec. 4, at Cooley who assisted in the Christmas flowers next summer.: v Card project According to Mrs; Memorial hospitaL Roaches, food and flour beew Secret Sisters Names ry school house. Third end Fourth grade students of. Mrs. Merle Markham entertained with a Thanksgiving program. Guest speaker for the evening was Ferrin Allen, Box Elder county speech therapist His talk on speech correction was most ' interesting and enlighten- Researchers at Logan now are running tests aimed at cutting poultry feed costs. They are being aided by a grant from Kennecott Copper Corporation. Experiments at USU have already shows that chicks fed rations containing hull-les- s barley gained 85 percent as well as those fed on the more expensive corn rations. The researchers now are trying to get even better results by adding animal, fat. or an enzyme powder by soaking hullless barley before drying and grinding it. y The new hull-les- s is just about comedy, Dont CU SCA LA. featured in the ready for official release. It was Go Near The Water takes her chances just the same. developed at USU by Dr. R ,W. The picture, which has a nautical background stars Woodward, USDA . plant breedGlenn Ford with Anne Francis and. Earl, Holliman er. Dr. Woodward says foundation come on .over," Not Particular seed will be grown at USU next Harry:1. Why,, this, isnt Bill." all if goes well, year and that Hopeful Harry: (telephoning): Female Voice:' This isnt Mathe new variety will he releas- Say, Mabels may I come over ed to certified growers next fall. tonight?" bel, either. But what the heck, ' ' Female Voice: Sure, Bill, come on over. " winter? . t e. Wanda the chairman, Mrs. Norman is the former response Sebek, was gratifying. Elaine Carter, daughter of Mr. Light refreshments were and Mrs. Floyd Carter, Corinne. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Norman, also of . Been That Route .. Corinne. Ttuck Dispatcher: I bought - After revealing the names of Cleo a fine Chinese dinner, then secret sisters for the past year took her dancing in a night new names were drawn for the club. Do you know what she said when I asked her for a coming year. kiss? Hostess gift went to Mrs. GenYard Hostler: No. eva Fife, Truck Dispatcher: Oh! So Refreshments were served. youve had her out, too! tles, clothes moths, boxelder bugs, silverfish, rats and mice are just a few of the pests in buildings which should be controlled at this season of the year, Dr. Knowlton cautions. Better build out rats, mice and birds from granaries and other farm buildings, one of these first days. Also now is a good time to clean, repair and properly store farm and garden sprayers and dusters. Such care will save money, the USU spe' cialist adds. Now Forever... CURRENT RATE Compounded Somi-Annua- The sacred promises are made and their new life together begins. Learning to live together may pose many problems, and the adjustments to marriage may be difficult. How good it is to know that at the Church or Synagogue where they made their sacred marriage vows, they can always find the help they need to keep these promises. Not just the kindly help of their minister, priest or rabbi not merely in the meeting with other young people facing the same problems but in the closeness of worship every week they find the encouragement of hopes and dreams . , they find the strength for their lives. A marriage that starts in the worship of God . . . that continues to receive the support of faith through joys and sorrows . . . will last for them in happiness, in security, in deep faith in themselves and their futures. Wise people get more of that green stuff with less effort ... by putting their money s where it works harder with insured safety. Your account at Ogden First Federal Saviiigs v ' is insured to $10,000 by an agency of the U. S. Government. ' i . ?. ( f . Only $5 opens your savings account at Ogden First Federal Savings. 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