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Show NOVEMBER 8, 1952. THE JOURNAL v 3 t SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK By R. J. Stork Talk SCOn Make a Candy Santa Claus Mr. and Mrs. FARMINGTON Shelby Bentley are announcing the birth of their third child, a boy, on October 24. Mrs. Bentley was the former Ruth Clark. Uf! L AS a AUSTRALIA. KEOC 'filt lDH$Srf & AHlKilMiE M dtlt WOftLP. CORTEX B&.RK. VIDDIH4 CORTEX Ottesen is the former Shirley Stevenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Johnson. fat CrTA The Franklin HAflVL WEARS of Provo are happy over TViM. PAS, A SORT of of AH. arrival the of a baby boy ar a Vl (Af pum OftQMl CoAfdf Armor - Ht, Provo hospital on Tuesday. This Poisons rfs nlibors OlKt. , ok M 7 makes three boys and three girls YAPDlK3 for the Hickenloopers. Mrs. Hicken-loop'fa PrAirii Sunflowlh AKSatf BASStS, flrwi.HC is the former Carol Ellsbrat. OHL PUNftj worth. Proud grandparents are riht mrni tor, Ciff. WL Fini Bishop and Mrs. Frank Hicken-loopand Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth areas of the State of Utah 'ex- of Salt Lake. tremely hazardous and receptive to wild fires it is deemed necessary LAYTON Mr. and Mrs. James to extend the closed season further Garrison are happy over their first to protect the vital watershed areas a child, daughter, born recently at of the State. an Ogden hospital. Mrs. Garrison OGDEN The following proclaTHEREFORE, I, J. Whitney is the former Ann Roberts. This mation has been issued by the warden is the first grandchild for both the Floyd, Chief For ester-Fir- e Board of Forestry and Fire Control do extend theclosed season, senior Garrisons and Mr. and Mrs. hereby in Utah: with all stipulations attached by Weldon Roberts. WHEREAS, I, J. Whitney law, until the 15th of November, 1952 and do prohibit the issuance Floyd, Chief LAYTON Christie Jane is the State of Utah, acting under the of burning permits on such areas name given by the Leslie W. authority granted to me in Para- characterized by steep slopes, highto their new daughter. of the Utah Forestry ly inflammable fuels, and difficulty graph 1937 as Laws, amended, hereby ex- of typography, and, LAYTON The Phay Bodilys tend the closed season in the State all who in Hill other live Villa are proud of THEREFORE, perof Utah, and, mits issued on relatively low risk their recently born daughter. WHEREAS, the continuing areas shall be carefully inspected drought has rendered the wildland by the County Firewarden (Coun- LAYTON 0 JllBEJtf ISUhD SutA Hic-kenloop- ers . er AHO K World er Forestry Board Extends Closed Season in Utah Forester-Firewarde- I LAYTON From Salem, Utah, comes news of a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Jarl Ottesen. Mrs. pSCIMP PAY LAYTON It was a boy born last week at an Ogden hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bone. They have another son. A clever Christmas Tree ornament or an extra gift for a young child may be a candy Santa Claus which you can make yourself. Aside from ingredients, all the equipment needed is a roll ox clear cellophane, a piece of green or red crepe paper, and a small amount of cotton. The directions are given below for one large Santa, but you can make several small ones if you prefer, following the same instructions. Candy Santa Claus U cup butter or margarine teaspoon vanilla 5 cups Rice Krispies pound marshmallows (about 2 dozen) Cook butter and marshmallows over boiling water until syrupy, stirring frequently. Add vanilla; beat thoroughly. Put Rice Krispies into ' greased large bowl and pour on marshmallow mixture, stirirng briskly. When cool enough to handle, shape mixture into arms legs, head, and body, Wrap the various parts of the body in cello- Ehane and twist ends. Tie at wrists with string and then tie head to arms to neck, and so on. Use bits of date for face, crepe paper for hat, cotton to decorate hat and for buttons, and large dried prunes for shoes. Yield: 1 Santa about 10 inches tall. PERFECT HARMONY FOR 64 YEARS n, Dev-erea- ux 19-7-- 11 Is Engaged Marguerite Mickelsen FRUIT ICE CREAM SWIRL-excit- ing, inexpensive, easy dessert with a rainbow all through it! Chill and drain a No. 2 can of fruit cocktail. Prepare 1 package strawberry-flavore- d gelatin as package directs. Chill until set. Arrange fruit cocktail, gelatin, and 1 pint vanilla ice cream in layers in tall glasses. Serve at once. Serves 6 to 8. The five luscious fruits which are combined in California fruit cocktail golden cling peaches, pears, pineapple, grapes and cherries, make a perfect dessert when simply chilled and spooned from the can but can be used to make easy appetizers and salads as well as holiday disserts. Because the fruit is in each can it is an especially economical buy too. dose-pack- SYRACUSE Mr. and Mrs. W. Vernon Bodily announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss lone Bodily, to Leonard L. Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. LaMont H. Keller of Ogden. The marriage is . NEW TREATS FOR THE HOLIDAYS MADE EASY WITH CANNED FRUIT COCKTAIL ed FESTIVE SHORTCAKE easy as you wish! Cut white cake into slices, using cake made at home your favorite way, or pound cake from your bakery planned for November CORN AND POTATO CHOWDER lA lb. diced salt pork, Vz cup finely chopped onions, 1 cup diced raw potatoes, 1 cup boiling water, 2 y2 cups (1 No. 2 Can) whole kernel corn, 2 cups milk, 1 tablespoon flour, 2 teaspoons salt, teaspoon pepper, 2 tablespoons minced parsley, 1 cup rice krispies. Cook salt pork in frying pan until brown and crisp. Lift from fat and drain. Cook onions in salt pork fat until tender and slightly browned. Drain onions, reserving fat, and put into soup kettle; add potatoes and water; cover and cook ten minutes. Add corn and milk. Make smooth paste of one tablespoon of the salt pork fat and flour, stir into soup. Continue cooking about ten minutes. Stir in season- listens as his wife Melina. 81. plays a French-Canadifolk song on their 64th wedding anniversary in Los Angeles. said their life together seemed as though it had started only yesThey we have shared our troubles and our good fortune." because terday St at Married Alberts, Alberta, Canada, they moved to Los Angeles In 1904 and have reared nine children (International Soundphoto) i GEORGE SARRASIN. 88. an ' ings and parsley; serve in warmed bowls. Brown some crisp rice cereal in one tablespoon of the salt pork fat. Drain well, combine with, crisp salt pork cubes. Serve in separate bowl with chowder.. Yield: 6 servings. or grocery store. Make dessert sandwiches with bright canned fruit cocktail and whipped cream as .filling and topping. RED CIRCLE FRUIT SALAD quick, thrifty! Chill and drain 1 can fruit cocktail. Arrange thin slices of unpeeled red apple in circle on salad greens.1 Fill center with fruit cocktail. Top generously with your favor ite mayonnaise or salad ty Sheriff or County Fire Chief) or other issuing official to insure that all reasonable precautions are taken to prevent the spread of fire to surrounding vegetation. To this proclamation I have set my hand on this 31st day of October, 1952, Salt Lake City, Utah. (s) J. WHITNEY FLOYD Chief Forester-Firewarde- State of Utah i 14. Ask for njlnflfl finnniMjil! Iph i, ip- - fiiu W 'Bourbon : afcite'Bestr n 86 PROOF THE HILL AND HILL COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY |
