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"aaaaung Ag-p- er — " ' LOGAN Aug j I pint-size- d py iJpgase Prepared Hartley wiped o tear from his in front of the new house that was prepared for hi family by friends at Tridell He five-roo- aid: "You have somethinn creat and big here — you have frontiers food After 58 years I've finally found a home" Tridell had never been more eX- cited It ve!comed Hartley into its! voluntary police force The first night the family was feted at an prHluck supper mint then tit bock and enjoy s soft The amiable Englishman admits Garnish with cherry and sprigAt of ink Jul p he's sentimental And about his new "fairyland home" nestling 'in NEA Staff Writer the foothills of the Uintah moun-- 1 m in 111 wc mm M' niwHui ' tains he's overly sentimental crowd for a summer evening get SC" iOT QUlltY Hartley said: -- 1 "America is like a Christmas tree together surprise them with this with thousands of gifts all wrapped "Soft Driiie'jNmM up in pretty packages New York cooling Carbonated beverages speed up was a gilt—It was bustling busy ambitious Pittsburgh was another respiration and moisture evaporagift — a dirty gift but a gift wrap- tion and also offer a number of NEA Staff Writer ped in steel and coal" possibilities for unique services Farms Impressive Chicken cuts cookj ng time t The "Soft Drink Julep" is just The bright-eye- d head of a family one minimum Often it can be cool of 13 was more vivid than the most during the cooler hours of the glittering of travel folders in un- Soft Drink Julep (Serves 4) And it is plentiful now to his He reaction America folding bottles size Here are the three Weight clas: says his eyes popped out at the lime Eight soda 2 lemons 2 limes on the market now 1 lush farmland of Ohio Nebraska Iowa and Indiana fresh cherries fresh mint sprigs 8 to 12 weks approximate!-Queer quirks of fate paved the Chill the bottles of lemon-lim- e no more thin 2Vs pot weighing beromance for the way fairyland 4 to 20 wi beverage in the refrig dressed 2 tween this British family of 13 and carbonated erator When very cold pour the old weighing Fryers 2 their new Tridell home and between 4 bottles into a freezing cor- contents of First there was the pen-pdressed 3 pens pounds add lemons of the the tray juice respondence between Tesa Good- and limes mix gently and freeze Light Birds: Use of the light rich of Tridell and Gordon Hartley: scoop birds enables you to cut kitchen The international mails flowered Until almost solid Toof serve frozen the IBS friendship overcoming the 3000 generous portions time to a minimum because t beverage into tall glasses garnish cook miles between To brpil a a quickly fresh a and with of sprig cherry Than came the war The bonds With each glass serve a chicken (dressed weight) only! 36 were drawn tighter between the mine chilled lemon-lim- e sods to 45 minutes are required Mad Hartley family and their future bottle of is to be poured over the it home in Utah Two daughters of which chicken you're frying a the family Catherine 21 and Joan frozen mixture (dressed weight) in shallow fat 20 married American servicemen Apricot Punrh (Servos 8) in Britain One can apricot nectar 2 large the thickest pieces (usually h bottles fresh mint from 20 to 23 minutes to cdbk gingergale Why Worry? done to the bone if friend entirlly That was Just the marriage of sprigs Gh ill the gingerale and the on top of the range daughters But it paved the thro Pour contents of one WaV for the romance between TriIf you're frying a 2 bottle of gingerale into ice cube dell and the Hartley family and To serve freeze chicken fill tall tray (dressed weight) in deep Hartley's only disappointment I was "seeing Americans walk down glasses 4 full of the apricot nec- fst (starting at 350 degrees F ind add several cubes of frozen dropping to 300 degrees to 325 the street looking like they had tar J Worried minds gingerale end fill the glssses'with grees r u need from l What is there to Chilled Mix lightly add 15 minutes you a qaarter of for worry about in America — except a sprig gingerale of fresh mint and serve at chicken to cook dona to the keeping the nation free?" Some cooks prefer taking out Tridell residents say they are once sure the British family return their New York Cooler pieces when they arf very liglfltly affection It was oniy a few days Peel rind of one large lemon in browned draining them on ab f ago that a newspaper reporter at a long thin strip and put it in a sorbent paper and finishing id a oven (325 degrees F nearby Vernal Utah asked how it pitcher with 12 cubes of moderate felt to bo 5000 miles from home kola carbonated frozen Only 20 to 30 minutes more are beverage g Replied Hartley with a smile: in ice cub tray Pour in one required A stewing hen needs long slow "We're not very far from home— bottle of kola " v on! 22 miles" carbonated beverage 1 large bottle cooking in water or steam to make it tender Th: taks 3 to 4 hours Tridell is just 22 miles from cherry soda stir lightlv and for a 8 pound fowl Here's the Vernal with half slices of lemon bird to cook in the ooler part of the rrorning Oneetlob done you have a delicious ready-to-lu- e food to fit quickly into cold or lot dishes But observe this hot m sti t i i t- - t r J m Looi Kitchen In Hot Summer 5 ( — Wise -- j- Jtftamtion hudgoit-wattha- r' This summer's small or&nget are sweet juicy ami crammed full of vitamins C A and B and aprl-cotneet- ar -- ce well-chille- d gar-nis- i io i Dr Knowlton pointed Suttormilk too like its O 'd F 5 — Dust el 0 ed o -- ' iwoet tefreshinf fkressb mm Iff M ARDEN SUNFREZE r i — III A " '' ' - t' j orange REMiMIlR-- fr juice comes only in these round packages! a Grand New Dinner mi Dish -- for Nothing! jsfim : ibavvCsW' r 'MM yoUr lmoreu n frt shown uj-- "voit paid! So o£ie - address — firatcanoi a a gift geyt Dinner" today com- ! !A11 yM BSoL oWlfn reae- dinner tastes white Ric- eLjv withgcthing1 ciaUy KTTtv tabU Chopped tSder right s Rich downright I I d ml Sweet PePI Tomato Sauce!mild cnarked by imering in Vig oUS 1 1 ta flavor and slow kitchetis s wm - tT r 1 c " lip-pli- ed "ij CREAMERIES I- As shewn here small eranges provide mar fresh juice for th9 same money- -a big savinal r V Aug r Tastes Better hosts Setter Keeps Better 4 W(Hiotffl Ways n to is SYLMAR RKI DINNEt AS SPANISH 1SOJ tf Sylmar atCtt Just open the can-h-eat and eeve It'a SpanisH Dept j-- i 621 So Hope St Los Angalaa 14 Calif fie sura to iaduda your aasaa ami address Tell us how 70a liked R e left-ov- er at AS STUFriNOt Makes a grand savory stalling for meat or poultry green peppers cabbage or zucchini! M StACf Of SOTATOtSt For a deUdoualy 'dif lerent" vajretable heat and serve Sylmar Rica Dinnar wiUi any dish ice " Jrt -- rr 'att Dinner and how much you paid for it The fuU price of your first east will be sent to you immediately One gift cast only to o family Offer may bo wHh drawn without notice— and expires Sep- mhh& w oft -- rffr" tember e Ogesa 5 vicis Mr mmd Mrs SSBSSV SatrVeks Rice Dinner Buy a can of Sylmar lUee Dnner today at any food store or market- - Send the label to: Sylmar ftckfag Corporation Style itice with a grand fiesta flavor! wtTM urr-ovt- a Mtarsi meat Mix diced with Rice Dinner for tow-comaih dishes! Tlineitltl I Cs r t out xWf Agricult tiral College ex ' r nn er- tomologist "Tomato fruit worns surveys by federal Entomologist W E Peiy and H E Dorst have shown the highest egg emifir since 1941 Under normal conditions this may produce an infestation of 6 to 8 per cent of the fruit unless dust is applied before the fruit worm eggs hatch" Dr Knowlton said Dusting within the next few davs is recommenced by the college and U S D A entomologists Tney point out that it is important to kill the larvae as soon as they hatch from the eggs If allowed to develop each worm may destroy S to 7 fruits 1 For commercial tomato fields 25 to 30 lbs per acre of calcium arsenate or cryolite should be as a thorough treatment completely covering all parts of the plant Knowlton emphasized Adults and children s£1 roBb ifornia and Arizona groa'er oranges for juice salads dessert s Get Sunk is: the famous TONIGHT! Try -- ASDEN cow 'sslpev"veterinat ry fees and brand or other from good grades the same Cal- thrifty I Choose small Be caution Poultry fa a perishsble food If you don't serve it promptly after cooking chill it and hold it at refrigerator temperature until time to serve It's a good idea to let the stewing hen cool in its own juice after cooking as this results in juicy meat with good flavor But let the cooling take place in the coldest spot possible Warm chicken broth spoils easily Remember the need for coolness too when you're handling poultry leftovers Put them in the refrigerator ss soon as possible Take them out only when you're ready io serve mem Growers Advised UUBX I o ma toes LOGAN golden butter in tpW ana roarer - glass from large oranges! ht mercial canning and garden tomatoes with undiluted calcium arsenate or cryolite for control of tomato fruit worm advises Dr Ce ge F Knowlton Utah State You!! see end taste the bits zaxr- top-quali- ty h " : Anfabufamk W w wn iffi1 inline mainten- - T' important minerals And a glass of juke from these small oranges costs you tern than a i m rrl"" i al !' th : : farmers and poultrymen have been thoroughly cleaning out all farm WHkt storage buildings and grain bins and liberally spraying them and their surroundings with a strong DDT preparation several days before new grain was to be store reported Dr George F Knowlton Utah State Agricultural f college extension entomologist The practice is vary helpful in reducing insect injury to stored small grains ind has been adopted by hundreds of Utah farmers during the past two yea'-While grainerie and bins are clean is a good time to see that storacr places are rodent-tigIt is cheaper and easier to prevent serious insect and rodent tagpga xnan to clean up such infestations once they are permitted to occur lemon-- V included auto track tatereseaa tsnrestnwnt Method Told for Wheat Bin Care ' y V 1MB was $303 according to Dr George Blanch professor of agri- - R star-hap- cent in coots over ITet cost Blanche gross cost was for feed while labor wounwa ior aoout o per cent auowance for value ot per pound of butterfsi Feed and iahn — was IMS 99 over cents curaalmas a'aa e " cent ot the costs n cow the net cost of butterfat was nared with le - Lw wl thn sa — — "to iru iwu w ""ilT" 1945 about $278 per cow i 5r is an increase of about 22 more This than half the total Slightly expenses oesides feed and labor LOGAN Aug 5— Total gross coat of keeping an average dairv cow- on the average Utah dairy farm in 1948 I Dairy Expenses ! McCsoley TRIDELL UUh Aug 5 (UP)— There's a sentimental touch of In ternationai romance at this moun-- 1 tain hamlet that has everyone's heart thumping an extra beat It's whirlwind courtship be- tween a friendly British family of 13 and 398 residents of Tridell The warmness of the romance makes dull the recent Rita-Alla comparison This is the real thing for Tridell though the newcomers' arrived here only lost June IS Mr and Mrs Clifford Hartley and their 11 children have fallen in love with Tridell And the little Mormon community in eastern lrtah has that same look tucked inside its nearby green rolling hills I cultural economies Utah State RpareiCS?cnon i toll Contumcr or writ MOT nshborhd If your ft COMPANY aPJ SOSpSj 1S49 |