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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1972 Page Eleven Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Estate of Ferdinand Lumber CompanyTold Brcschinsky also known as Fred To Reduce Prices Consult clerk of the District Broschinsky, Deceased. Date of first publication DeSouthwest Forest Industries, Court or the respective signers cember A.D. 1972. one 8th, of the largest lumber supply for further information. Backman, Backman and Clark organizations in America, with Attorneys for Administrator headquarters in Phoenix, raised NOTICE TO CREDITORS (12-- 8 prices without authorization, acNo. 59554 cording to the Price CommisEstate of INEZ ABBIE STENOTICE TO CREDITORS sion. Its subsidiary, Caroline VENS, aka INEZ M. STEVENS, No. 59569 Deceased. Estate of JOSEPH A. SCHER- Plywood, raised their price on Creditors will Dresent claims ER, Deceased. plywood without with vouchers to tEe undersigned Creditors will present claims the Price Commission and raised at 500 Kennecott Building, Salt with vouchers to the undersigned prices above these authorized Lake City, Utah on or before at Tracy-ColliBank & Trust jnder their tearm limit pricing the 26th day of March, A.D. Company, 475 East 2nd South 1973. Claims must be presented Salt Lake City, Utah on or be- agreement on other occasions. in accordance with the provi- fore the 10th day of March, A.D Southwest Forests Box Manusions of Utah Code An- 1973. Claims must be presentee facturing facility located in notated 1953, and with proper in accordance with the provi- Phoenix raised prices on misceverification as required therein. sions of Utah Code An- llaneous wood products above MACOY A. McMURRAY of notated 1953, and with propei the term limit pricing agreement McKay, Burton, McMurray & verification as required therein ceilings. The Price Commission TRACY-COLLIN- S BANK & lias ordered Southwest Forest Thurman, Attorneys for Marie Stevens Egbert and Vera Ste- TRUST COMPANY, Adminis ndustries in both instances ctied CHICAGO A $1,000 scholarship awarded by General Motors oF trator with Will Annexed, vens Harris, oi to reduce ;o their selling prices to Judy Ewer, Ogden, Utah, will help bring a college degree a the Last Will and Testament of the Estate of Joseph A. Scherer .he authorized levels and to little closer. The award was given in recognition of Judys Inez Abbie Stevens, aka Inez M. Deceased. difference the in work in the E. full, refund, Diston Deceased. Safety Program. Shown above offering his Stevens, By Frank to & oetween is Date of first publication DeThomas A. Murphy, Vice Giairman of Genactual Vice President Sr. selling prices congratulations Miss America 1973, Terry Anne Mceuwsen, while cember 8th, A.D. 1972. Trust Officei .he authorized levels and to reeral Motors, DeA. Date of first publication looks on approvingly. One of the eight scholarship winners Macoy McMurray cf McKay, fund, in full, the difference be1972. A.D. & cember Thurman. 8th, Burton, McMurray in the nationwide safety compel! I ion, Judy also received an tween actual selling prices and W. James Beless, Attorney Attorneys expense-pai- d trip to the 1 Congress in Chicago from GM. the authorized prices. Where the (12-- 8 1011 Walker Bank Building specific customers who were Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (12-- 8 jver charged are readily identiEstate of SARAH SMITH fiable, the refunds will be made NOTICE TO CREDITORS BEARD, Deceased. directly to them. Otherwise, the control, navigational aids, and Creditors will present claims MARY A. WRIGHT, Southwest Forest Industries will Estate of Airman First Class Terry L. communications electronic servwith vouchers to the undersigned Deceased. for their further reduce prices Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. ice for his base. He will wear a at 720 Newhouse Building, Salt author-zeclaims d will Creditors below the these products present R. Jensen of 4873 South 3600 distinctive service .ribbon to Lake City. Utah 84111 on or be- with vouchers to the undersigned prices to effect refund of West, is a member of a Michigan mark his affiliation with a unit. fore the 12th day of March, A.D. at 732 Sal Building, Judge over charges to future based squadron which earned these He is a graduate of Granger 1973. Claims must be presented 84111 on cr beLake Utah City, in accordance with the provi- fore the 20th of March, A.D. customers. Refunds made to the the U.S. Air Force Outstanding High School. Utah Code An- 1973. Claims day sions of must be presented customers who resell the prod- Unit Award. notated 1953, and with proper n accordance with the provi You can see an awful lot by verification as required therein. siens of He and his unit were cited for Code An- uct will be passed on to ultimate Utah AARON BEARD providing outstanding air traffic looking in a rear view mirror. 1953, and with proper consumers. LORENE B. BLACKHAM notated if cation as required therein Executors of the Estate of Sarah verJAMES L. WRIGHT. JR., and Smith Beard, Deceased. W. WRIGHT, ExecuJOSEPH Date of first publication De- tors of the Estate of Mary A. TRY THIS MOUTHWATERING CENTERPIECEcember 8th, A.D. 1972. Deceased. Wright, Lynn S. Richards, Attorney For children, much of the Date of first publication De720 Newhouse Building cember 15th, A.D. 1972. ;fun of any holiday is the Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 R.' Howell, Attorney anticipation. The fun of getJoseph 7 Telephone: 732 Building Judge ting ready lives in their mem(12-- 8 Salt Lake City, Utah ory far longer than any of the Probate Notices 12-2- 9) pre-notifyi- ng ns 75-9-- 5, 75-9-- 5, 4-- II 4-1- 12-2- 9) 12-2- 9) 75-9-- 5, 75-9-- 5, - : 328-898- 12-2- 9) 1-- 5) (12-1- 5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of FERDINAND also known as FRED BROSCHINSKY, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Backman, Back-ma- n and Clark, 1111 Deseret Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah on or before the 12th day of March, A.D. 1973. Claims must be presented in accordance with the Utah Code provisions of Annotated 1953, and with proper verification as required therein. BROS-CHINSK- Y 75-9-- n ing. SHINES UP BRIGHT IN MINUTES LASTS UP TO A WEEK GRIFFIN 5, B. LeGRAND presents. It may be more work for mother, but work that is ever so rewardwell-chose- WAX SHOE POUSH BACKMAN, A LOOK AT THE BOOK Let the children help decorate the house, trim the tree, and putter in the kitchen. A real fun project is a decoration that is good to eat. Who cares if in stringing popcorn or making popcorn balls, more popcorn is eaten than not? Lollipop Pond Heres an enchanting idea for the centerpiece at a childs party or just a fun thing to make on a cold winters day. Turn a large cardboard carton on its side with the opening at the front, stage fashion. Cover the outside parts of with box, if unattractive, inside back white paper. Cover e and sides with paper. Cover the bottom of the scene with cotton batting or white tissue paper, than cover with wax paper or plastic wrap. Place a lollipop pond (recipe given) at one side of the scene. Behind the pond, place an artificial .tree or tree shaped from candied popcorn mixture (recipe given). In one corner of the scene build up a popcorn ball hill. Fill in the scene with individual pieces of popcorn. Break small'pieces of lollipop candy into icy bits and scatter it the edges of the pond. String pieces of popcorn and hang from the carton above the scene. Complete the scene with a small doll dressed in winter togs. How To Pop Corn 14 cup corn oil 12 cup popcorn Heat corn oil in a large heavy skillet or kettle over medium heat about three minutes. Add popcorn. Cover, leaving small air space at edge sky-blu- taanzroiii iiwmHwp avert the To mn wv Mi Tf of B trnTi ' and nn-Mfa- n tb f-- "i life Is a In OM-- t ,aV c. fcwwan liaart. Th fn vfaur ,l'h 1' Ilf f4alTilw I jV. fhnVrloxt. 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Shake frequently over medium heat until popping stops. Turn popcorn into a large bowl; pick out any unMakes 2 popped kernels. quarts popped com. Do not double recipe. Candied Popcorn 12 cup Karo light corn syrup 12 cup sugar 12 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla (optional) Few drops vegetable coloring (optional) 2 quarts popped corn' Mix together in a heavy saucepan corn syrup, sugar and salt and bring to a boil. Cook 2 minutes over medium heat, stirring constantly. Stir in vanilla and food coloring, if desired. Pour over popcorn in large bowl and stir until corn is evenly coated with mixture. Spread margarine on hands and press popcorn into balls. Lollipop Mixture 2 cups sugar 23 cup Karo light corns iup water cup 12 teaspoon vegetable coloring (optional) 112 teaspoons extract type flavoring In a straight-sidesaucepan, stir together sugar, syrup and water. Cook over 1 d sugar is completely dissolved. Boil, without stirring, until temperature reaches 290 degrees F. on a candy thermometer, or until a small amount of mixture dropped into very cold water separates into threads which are hard and brittle (hard crack stage). Remove from heat and cool a few moments. Add flavoring and coloring, if desired, and stir just enough to mix. For Lollipop Pond: Omit vegetable coloring and use essence of peppermint for flavoring. Pour about 12 cup of candy into center of ungreased foil, letting candy spread into a free form pond shape. Let harden. For pond, leave candy on foil, but cut off foil from around the edges. Remove other piece of candy from foil and break into icy pieces to arrange around edge of pond. For Lollipops: Place wooden skewers or pop sticks 4 inches apart on lightly greased baking sheets. Pour mixture from tip of spoon over skewers to form 2 12 inch discs. For Hanging Ornaments: mixTour enough candy ture into greased small gelatin molds to cover bottoms. Make holes with a food pick before mixture is set. When cool and hard, remove from molds and siring with cord or ribbon. |