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Show daa&eiSMUMSWff ' PAGE TOUR " BOX ELDER JOURNAL Brigham CUy. Utah Friday, January 20. 1950 Songs And Romance 'PARK VALLEY NEWS ,(PARI? VALLEY A Lil ,c& . u ... ,' . ' o - ,; v , . v-- V. Sunday, January 15 in sacra ment meeting a testimonial for Chester was carried out as fol lows: Song, Praise To The Man, congregation; prayer, BUSINESS FORMS I 1 i i t. 1 ' t Chosing type faces for a particular job is an ex- -' i " acting business, that reand quires experience ! it S , u trust us to do the job . . . we have that ex- -; skill '4 ft , 1 . , , J ; perienoe. Henry Kunzler; song, Oh It Is Wonderful, congregation; sec rament talk, Ferd Hirschi; song, Ill Go Where You Want Me To Go, Erva Kunzler; talk, violin Bishop Wesley Perry; solo, Dorothy Morris; talk, Floyd Kunzler; song, My Task, Alfa Jean Carter; remarks, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kunzler, parents of the missionary; remarks, missionary, and Bishop Kenneth G. Carter. Closing song, God Be With You, congregation; (bene diction, William Kunzler. The following relatives of Chester's cams from Willard to attend the testimonial Bishop Wesley Perry, Bussell Kunzler, William Kunzler, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kunzler, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kunzler, Ida Kunzler, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Gessel of Ogden, Reese Kunzler. Chester Kunzler and Kent Carter will both enter the mission home on January 23. Miss Darlene Holland was a guest of Emma Louise Carter over the week-end- . Bonnie Pugsley, Kenna Kunzler, Lynn James, Mary Kunzler and Richard Kunzler, all stu1 i.r A , t j j!r week-end- BOX ELDER lew6 -- journal) 3 dents at U. S. A. C., visited at . their home over the Also visiting at home were the following Box Elder high school students: Jay Kunzler, Emma , Louise Carter, David Lavere Carter and Jim Palmer. i Phone your society news to the Phone 727, or to Mrs. Charles Kimiber, society editor, Phone 192. News-Journa- I- - I. l, , - Kathryn Grayson and Mario Lanza voices in one of the lilting duets of That their join Midnight Kiss, technicolor musical opening this week at the Capitol theatre Sunday and running Monday and Tuesday. Jose Iturbi, Ethel Barrymore and Keenan Wynn are . others in the stellar cast. .. . , a 0 LLYW D.D O Film Shop: . i imctfi1 - Insects are going to take over By PATRICIA CLARY the world. . . We dont have much longer Staff Correspondent United Pre to wait," actor Wendell COrey The bugs and; their pals HOLLYWOOD (UP) In the says. have made a beachhead at his days of the $500,000 debut, the house. finishing school and the scramTheyve driven me out of my ble for titled husbands, nobody house, he said. made was considered polished until it unsafe to walk Theyve in my yard. of hed made the grand tour If this keeps up, Im going to Europe. sell the place and get the heck People are still making grand away from here. tours of Europe, but they're goI dont want to be the battleing tourist class. And a few ground if the bugs are trying to enlightened minds are thinking take over the world." that a grand tour of the United Corey currently is commuting States provides a kind of polish, to work In Paramounts The too. Furies from the San Fernando A Hollywood exponent of Valley motel where the bugs American-typpolish is Char- have driven him. IHis house is les Korvin, a European. 'He says being Europe Is getting kind of ragMy dog got Infested with ticks, Corey groaned, and : so ged on the edges. t r It seems very old and tired, did the house. he said. The laughter is gone. Skunk Also ..This is the second time in two No one has a sense of humor any more. I was glad to come months hes resorted to poison gas warfare. The dog, Chrisback to America." tina, tangled on the front porch Euto Korvin, who last went a skunk, and lost. with rope a year ago, has traveled a The invasion begood deal in America, particugan when Corey killed a rattleeasIn the southwest and larly snake in the garden, Then a tern seaboard- - i , ( tarantula crawled into the ba-If we have any children," he play pen, where Mrs. Corey bys see America first said, "theyll found it.- r and thoroughly before they ever A deer sneaked down from the A trip to France, hills and ate go abroad. up his vegetable Italy and England used to be garden. A centipede hid - in considered necessary for a per- Coreys dresser dtawer. son to acquire a polish. Thats And finally moths got into his all ..very now." closet and ate hole: in three of Settled Down his best suits. Korvin doesnt plan many Im just an Innocent actor trips, however, for hes finally Corey cried. Why qo iney nave settled down for the first time to start the war with me? In his life. Tve been in Hollywood five Arizona And Long Island years, he said. Its the first time Ive ever stayed that long Jam Radio Frequencies , -- . - e xv-i- , . d - . - a r f Mmu ; Kentucky Whiskey-- A , Blend .' w M S RATIONAL DISTILLERS PROD. CORF. N. Y. 86 PROOF 651 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS V. Prompt ut ,1 i in one spot. The Czech actor has a home here and has become an American citizen. ; I now take my acting career seriously, he added. I feel I have gotten the wanderlust out of my system. iHis last picture was Columbias The Killer That Stalked New York. The only wandering Korvin has in mind now Is a possible trip to New York to do a play. Until the right script comes along, he said, Im .quite content to continue making movies in Hollywood. Movies are intriguing. NOGALES, Ariz. GUP)'The Nogales police department radio finally got even with a Long Island, N. Y., highway patrol. - The local police and the sheriffs office radio operate on the same frequency as the New York patrol. For months, the radio here was jammed with interference from the east. But one day local officers heard the Long Island operator complain, I cant hear a thing youre saying theyre jamming t us in Arizona. Three-ri- Target BOSTON (UP) Between 6:30 p. m. and 9:45 p. m. three automobiles . smashed into the same HOLLYWOOD (UP) People freight, car which had ' moved who see the worst side of things only one block along Atlantic sometimes speculate that the avenue in the intervening time. O Reliable : O Satisfactory REPAIR SERVICE m KBUH 800 KC. 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They were going to show Matanuska Valley Skeptics that the cheapest and best way . to get new and stock was to drive, outside v haul them back. , ' We left Wisconsin Aug.' - 12 d with five tons of Holstelns aboard, he said. We Ice Cream Apple figured on a weeks trip home, Now Perfected but it took 17 days, and those cows gave me more troueight The ble than Ive had in 20 years GENEVA, N. Y. (UP) latest thing In the Ice cream of farming." line is a product with the genu lne flavor of apples. No Joy Ride , Holbrook said the cows made creams ice have been tried in the past but a fearful racket as the truck did not prove satisfactory. The jogged up the dusty Alaska latest development of the New highway. The entire round trip York State agricultural experi was 8,200 miles. - He continued: It was anything but a joyment. station has overcome previous shortcomings by using a ride. They rode with their heads new type of apple juice and ap- sticking out through the. stakes ple juice concentrate worked out on the side of the truckr They bawled at every farm animal A in its food laboratories. Ascorbic acid, or vitamin C, is we passed. When . they were added to the apples just before thirsty, they would watch unthey are ground and pressed for til they caught sight of a stream, juice. The result Is a juice with then bellow for me to stop. a pleasing natural flavof and Holbrook said he nearly lost the whole herd in Slave Lake, good color. ' By freezing the juice and re- Alberta. When he let them out moving the ice, station workers to graze, they streaked down the obtain an apple juice concen- highway at a fast trot, appartrate having more than two and ently heading back to Wisconf times the soluble solids sin.. The whole town turned out of the regular juice.. The new type of apple juice and apple to help us round them up, he juice concentrate are the basis recalled. About 150 miles north of Dawof the stations apple ice cream son Creek, Holbrook burned out and an apple ice. Both the ice cream and the his truck engine. (He was forced ice have been a pleasant sur- to wait in a Canadian road camp prise to everyone who has tasted for more than a week until motor parts could be shipped in them, said Prof. J. C. Henlng. from Whitehorse, Y. T. . . truck, he said. "When ammEU.gnd the Alaska t life. In ramp road. But t$c!vr)vr cast we Towered the tail-gatin the morning, they would walk total out, graze until evening, then farm, . climb back in the truck Just like they all ' seasickrand-f-coaht- nt starJ it was their barn." listen to that groaning gaSeventeen days after leaving he said,-t Wisconsin, the cows arrived at , Totaling up the expenses exIn the Holbrook farm here, his truck trip,:. Hoilbrook cellent health. But they were covered that the eight Holst, few last the very cost him a total of $450 perk said Holbrook days of the trip. Including purchase fcrlee they were butting each other and eyeing him with open Phone your news to 727, v. , But youd be mean, too, after riding 4,100 bumpy miles standLet Us Send In Your ing up, he said. ' MAGAZINE Holbrook conceded that he made a big mistake in drying SUBSCRIPTIONS up the cows for the trip. We can send them in Offer $1 a Quart without fuss or bot you the highWhen people along no check" to write or way saw those cows, they offered me a dollar a quart for ter to mail Compare milk, he said. I could have prices! t 1,. made expenses milking them on the trip. Three years ago Holbrook es corted six cows from the State 22 South Main of Washington to his farm via e The Box Elder high schools Girls league will sponsor a Sadance Friday die Hawkins night following the Box Elder high school basketball game with South Cache, according to Kathryn King, secretary of the Girls league. Everybody will come In costume and prizes will be given fo rthe best Lil Abner and Daisy Mae costumes and three other Dogpatch characters. All of the South Cache students have been Invited to attend. ? Many "mixers and other dances will be held. , Music for the evening will "be supplied by the Music Makers," a band composed of students at the high school. 4 ' DISTINCTIVE FarmerGets To Feature Dance missionary farewell dance and testimonial were held Saturday evening and Sunday honoring Chester R. Kunzler who leaves soon for an L. D. 5. mission in Canada. Due to bad weather conditions the orchestra who were coming from Burley to play for the dance failed to appear but the local dance music quickly filled in and all those who braved the weather and came to the dance had a very enjoyable time. The following people from Snow ville attended the dance and helped to make it a successful, good time: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cotoia, Mr,, and Mrs. Ed Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Talbot, Cliff Neal, Joe Hurd, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Arbon. i Abner Outfits- -' MEMEILiLS, ' Walk A Block & Save ' INC. 11 mm |