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Show November TIIE JOURNAL 28, 11)53 Page "1 Just What the Doctor Ordered t Hv v ' , CENTERVILLE n Mavis G. Clayton Correspondent Phone Hountiful 1172-- J The South Sagamore Camp of the I)UP met Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lila Cottrell. Conducting the meeting was CapGwen tain Mabel K. OBrien. Pitts gave a reading, as a special C JjM .' f V A ' - 1 j i v - FAMILY KISS FOR MAGSAYSAY News About Folks in 'V ' number. ir:S A special "miPY f tribute was paid to daughter Lula Reading, historian, who , ' . - ,r'Vv; w A Z V A L ; :: v a,' 'A, ' 4y ; $ ,'"'r; ; ,;i VfV Kyy'v.y . .w. - RACINE, WISCONSIN turer of power mowers offers such a rotary plow that Shoveling snow is rugged; so much so, in fact, that doctors caution folks to take it easy, particularly if theyre not used to heavy work. So American productive genius comes through to help people do a tough job quickly and with a minimum of effort and strain. Thats why more and more people are using power snow plows to do the job. One of the most successful types is the rotary snow plow. Rotating blades bite in and whirl the snow out to the side. A local manufac Well-Seasone- low-co- st has proved very successful. The Jacobsen Rotary Snow Plow clears walks and driveways in a fraction of the time and effort needed with the old hand shovel. Snow i3 spread from 10 to 20 feet to the side, leaving no snow banks to encourage deeper drifting. In average fresh snow, 4 to 10 inches deep, this unit will clean about 85 square feet per minute. Plow width i3 16 inches. An adjustable hood regulates distance snow is thrown. Meat Dishes d sage. Pound into steak on both By ALICE DENIIOFF NOW Is the time for all good sides. Brown seasoned steak In one tbsp. fat. Place 2 c. canned sauerfine, substantial, meat dishes, satisfying, hearty, kraut on top of steak. Sprinkle with Yz tsp. caraway seed. Add but not heavy. Yi c. sauerkraut juice drained Roll is with Veal One good dish homemakers to lome up with well-season- ed sour cream. Veal Roll with Sour Cream To serve 4, blend Yz c., finely chopped mushrooms, Yz c. bread crumbs and tbsp. melted butter. Add Ya tsp. ground black pepper, Yz tsp. salt, Yi tsp. marjoram and Yi tsp. each celery salt and onion salt. Place in center of a veal steak cut Ya In. thick; roll up. Fasten with toothpicks. Brown In 2 tbsp. fat. Remove from pan. Add Yz c. water to pan; stir well. Blend In Yz c. sour cream and Yz tsp. paprika. Return veal roll to pan. Bake, covered, at 350 F., 0 min. Sprinkle with paprika and serve at 30-4- once. from can and Yi c. canned tomato sauce. Cover and simmer for 1 hr., or until meat is very tender. Spicy Pork Chops Good pork chops are fine as Is, but try them according to this recipe, and youll have a spicy dish thats aromatic, nutritious and perfect for this season. To serve 6, mix together 2 tbsp. flour, Yi tsp. onion salt, Yi tsp. celery salt, Ya tsp. garlic salt, Yz tsp. dry mustard and Yi tsp. poultry seasoning. Season both sides of 6 loin pork chops with this fine seasoning mixture. Place in 2 tbsp. fat in a large skillet, brown both sides well. Swiss Steak Remove chops from pan. Place Sage Swiss Steak will serve 6, 1 1 c. 1 In. uncooked rice in bottom, then cut with lb. round steak, thick. Then combine 3 tbsp. flour, a tsp. salt, Ya tsp. ground black pepper, Yi tsp. each onion salt and celery salt and Ya tsp. ground (Copyright, 1653. King pour on 2 c. canned tomatoes or juice and season with Yi tsp. salt and Ya tsp. ground black pepper. Place chops on top. Cover and simmer about 45 min. Feature Syndicate. Inc.) Regular Advertisers in The REFLEX -- and JOURNAL Are Assured of Results passed away during the previous week. A history of Martha Ann Russel Capson, a native pioneer, was written and given by her daughter, Esther Capson Mac Kay, mother of Secretary Eleanor M. Nielson. The lesson was given by! (.lass leader Pearl G. Green and was entitled Our Living Pioneers. Visitors were County President Olga Adair, and Mrs. Draper and Mrs. Pickett from the County, Special guests were:! Chapter. Viola 0. Smith, Maxine Reeves, and Alice McIntyre. Refreshments were served by Francis Fornelius, Ethel Worsley and Clara Cleveland. Mrs. Aretta Rushforth returned to her home from a visit to Denver She was the! early last week. Mrs.1 guest of her sister-in-laTravis Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harold La Belle,' Jr., entertained Bountiful friends1 FLUSHED WITH VICTORY, Ramon Magsaysay Is kissed by his wife, Luz (left), and daughter, Teresita, after his election as President of the Philippines. Issuing a statement from aboard a yacht In Manila Bay, he declared he was profoundly grateful for the peoples expression of confidence. Magsaysay, who defeated Incumbent Elpidio Quirino, will seek closer tics with the United States. (International Radiophoto ) 'MARCH OF DIMES' BOY AT HOME w Mr. and Mrs. David Barlow, Fri-- ! day evening at their home. Mrs. Leola Forsberg returned to her home Saturday from a Salt Lake hospital. She spent a week there, after undergoing an opera- - tion. Thursday night was Jaycee; night at the Robert Trump home, The Jayeees met in the rumpus room to see films on the atom bomb, shown by JC Robert Ramp-- ! ton. The Jaycee-aid- s met upstairs and were entertained by Mrs. Juanita T. Thomas, of Farmington, who gave a demonstration on making gift wrappings with free expression paints and wheat paste! on plain papers. Also, suggestions for holiday decorating were given. The Third ward held a very sue- -' cessful Welfare Banquet in the! Recreation hall Friday night. Chairman of the affair was Robert Trump. Assisting him with meal, preparation were Mr. and Mrs.1 Swen L. Nielsen, Mrs. Doris Rose, and Mrs. Della Everett. A pro- gram from the Music Center in' Salt Lake City was presented at the conclusion of the banquet. Martha Tingey was hostess to the Friendship Club Friday evening at her home. The evening was spent in serving for the Primary Childrens hospital. Bishop and Mrs. Donald Folsom of the Second ward will attend! the Premiere showing of Martin Luther in Ogden, Tuesday at 10 the Elks Convalescent Home in Boise where he spent most of his four years of life learning to walk. This years March of Dimes poster boy, the little polio victim is shown enjoying life in his own home where he has lived for a mere eight months. (International Exclusive) j a.m. Household Hint Genuine leather is a natural product and, as such, has a tendency to wrinkle These wrinkles do not detract from the wearing qualities of the leather However, dust and dirt gather In the wrinkles. and can eventually cause damage. Put a mild soap (saddle soap is best) on a damp, not wet. cloth and rub the surface ol the leather briskly Then rub with a moist cloth without soap. Rub dry with a clean, soft cloth If some gloss disappears after the first two operations, It will be restored by the friction produced by the dry cloth. AdvertUemn Joe Marsh From where I sit ... The Missus Keeps Posted Ever since our electricity was cut off last year on account of me forgetting to mail in the payment, the Missus has been sort of leery about giving me letters to mail. At first shed ask if I mailed my coat them, then double-chec- k She at stopped night. pocket that, and I figured she was convinced Id learned my lesson. Then yesterday, I got a postcard at the office in a familiar handwriting. I turned it over and by golly it was from the Missus herself! It read: Thanks, Joe, for mailing my letters. Well! Looks like she figured I still needed some checking-u- p and slipped that postcard in the last batch of letters. From where I sit, an occasional check-uis a good thing. Checkups on just how tolerant we are of other peoples preferences and tastes, for example. I like a glass of beer with supper, you may prefer cider but if I ever try to switch you to my choice, simply address me with a reminder of your fights. p fye, Copyright, 1953, United States Brewers Foundation 3 |
