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Show FEBRUARY II, THU JOURNAL 8 Children Love Parties and Cookies! cians. Most doctors would like to Holidays mean parties and Cherry-Oa- t Party Cookies were develKitchens in Lever Test the especially for childrens parties on oped These crispy Spry cookies, gayly decGeorge Washingtons Birthday. orated with bright red cherries, are festive looking and delicious eating! All this, and nutritious, too! Children love them with a glass of milk. The recipe for Cherry-Oa- t Party Cookies is so easy to follow that many children will enjoy making them themselves, for their own special parties. Mothers will be turning them out at a moments notice for oatmeal cookies are just the many other occasions when crunchy-goo- d the Heres recipe: right. CHERRY-OAPARTY COOKIES 2 eggs, unbeaten cup Homogenized Spry i cup walnuts, chopped cup brown sugar, firmly flour V cups sifted packed 1 1 cup soda teaspoon granulated sugar 3 cups rolled oats Vi teaspoon salt 18 candied cherries, cut in quarters Vi teaspoon vanilla Put first 6 ingredients in mixing bowl and beat very thoroughly. . . . Stir in nuts. . . . Sift flour with soda, add to Spry mixture, and mix each thoroughly. Add oats and mix well. Shape dough in 1" balls, roll leavball in granulated sugar and place on Sprycoated baking sheets, ing a little space between. Place a quarter piece of cherry on top of2 5 minutes. Cool about each ball. Bake in moderate oven (350F.) Yield: 6 dozen. sheet. minutes before removing cookies from baking T all-purpo- se 12-1- lows: Oh My Father, and Mother Macrce sung by David Hughes, accompanied by Mrs. Call; Thai Wonderful Mother of Mine, and In the Garden, sung by Mrs. Pat Bircumshaw, accompanied by Marie University Sets Clinics for Doctors In Outlying Communities SALT LAKE CITY There was a time when doctors in outlying communities found it difficult to keep abreast of new developments in the field of medicine. But today in Utah, at least that problem is being corrected. Under a new program being carried out by the University of Utah College of Medicine and the Utah State Medical association, made up of teaching teams doctors from the University starf visit towns throughout the state and hold clinics with local physiat- tend special classes and seminars at the University if they could, explains Dr. John Z. Bowers, dean of the College of Medicine, but they usually have so many critical cases that they dont dare leave their community without a doctor. So, since they cant come to the college, wc take the college to them. Most of the clinics last for an afternoon and an evening, permitting the doctors to attend to their the morning. patients during Sometimes, in sparsely settled areas, there are as few as five doctors attending a clinic. But thus far, attendance has always included at least !H) per cent of the physicians in each area, according to Irouston. Funeral Held Leonard Layton delivered the benediction, and dedicatory prayer Memorial at the Kaysville-LaytoPark was given by John E. Neville. In Layton for Lucy I. Bone n LAYTON Funeral services were held Friday, February (J, in the Layton First Ward chapel at 1 p.m. for Mrs. Lucy Isabelle Bone, ST, w'idow of Francis M. Bone, who died February 2 at her home. President I. Haven Barlow of the Layton Stake conducted the Words of the Wise willingly have We would others perfect, and yet we mend not our own faults We would have others severely corrected, and will not be cor- serv- rected ourselves. The large ices. Home prayer was given by Vernon Robins. Mrs. Carmen Dibble, accompanied by Mrs. Marianne Call, played violin prelude and postlude music. Speakers included President Calvin D. Corbridge, Patriarch David E. Layton, David Layton of Clearfield, and President Barlow. Musical selections were given as fol we will not have our own desires denied us We will have others kept under by and yet strict laws, but in no sort will ourselves be restrained And thus it appeareth how seldom we weigh our neighbor In the same balance with ourselves. (Thomas a Kempis) From where I sit ... it Joe' Marsh Just a Little "Outdated" Back in December we sent out our yearly calendar. It listed the last date for renewing drivers licenses, and things like the dates for registering to vote, when the hunting and fishing seasons open even suggested you note down the wifes birthday, too. I figured dates like these were important to keep in mind and this was a good way to do it. Unfortunately, it now turns out I never really paid close attention to my own calendar! Not til today that is so here am I not able to drive the car this Dr. Bowers. We devote the time to whatever subject the group wants to take up, he explains. The most popular subjects are the use of newer drugs in treatment of infectious disease, diagnosis and treatment of acute surgical emergencies, and new techniques in obstetrics. During February, clinics will be held in Provo and Vernal. Other communities which have been vis- it ed recently include Richfield, Price, Logan and Cedar City. The program is supervised by Dr. John weekend until I get my drivers license renewed on Monday! From where I sit, I guess good advice, like charity, should begin at home. Im always advising all of you to worry less about your neighbors (what they do, or say, and whether or not they should enjoy a temperate glass of beer) and pay more attention to whether you yourself are doing the right thing. Guess Ill make a note to follow my own formula ! Copyright, 1953 , United States Brewers Foundation Mi. Union Paciic train is more than just a way to get from here to there. It is an relaxing vacation from a busy, Atrip on a enjoyable, hurried daily schedule. When you go Union Pacific, you enjoy every minute of your trip. Regardless of weather or traffic conditions, you ride in comfort in a restful Coach or luxurious Pullman. At mealtime. Union Pacific's skilled chefs tempt your appetite with their famous specialties, served leisurely at your dining car table. This month the Union Pacific dining car special is tender, juicy. Prime Ribs of Beef. 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