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Show - BEAR RIVER 8 Box Elder Bear River City Residents Entertain a ,r i-e- ITY REPORTS . Friday, August 16, 1957 Brigham City, Utan s . Lesson of the Times Taking A Rest Trying to rent an apartment MOUNT VERNON, Ind. (UP) Eldon Saltzman walked into these days teaches you that his yard and found a weasel un- children should be seen but not First Security Banks annual der his lawn mower. bad. report has received a merit award from Financial World magazine for the 11th consecutive year, J. Leo Nelson, vice president and manager of the s Brigham City branch announced AND FRIENDS AND HEAD FOR THE Wednesday. BRIGHAM CITY The report was judged the most modern from the standpoint of content, typography and format of the 5,000 annual reports examined during 1957. The First Security report was TO BE HELD AT prepared under the direction of Willard L. Eccles, First SecurBOX ELDER PICNIC GROUNDS in ity senior vice president charge of public relations and Gillham Advertisadvertising. ing agency executed the design. TICKETS $1.00 1:00 P.M. TO 6:00 PJVI. The report traces the growth of the bank system since 1928 when six of the oldest banks in GET YOUR TICKETS ,NOW! the intermountain area formed t the nucleus of the First Securj AT ity system of, banks. Highlighted in thq re 101 North Main MOFFIT SERVICE STATION port was 21 reproduced photo180 South Main SERVICE BURBANKS CHEVRON of graphs expanding industry 403 STATION North Main SERVICE MOYES and agriculture in the intermountain area. First Security Report Receives Merit Award JOURNAL brothers and families, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Campbell. Winner-gre- n Mr, and Mrs. Boyd home. Speday evening at her and baby daughter, Gloria, Mrs. Nola of State College, Pa., are guests cial guests were Rhodes and Mrs. Cleo Barfuss. of Mrs. Winnergrens parents, Gloria Henderson, daughter Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Taylor. Boyd of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hender- is attending State College on son of Seattle, Wash., is visiting an assistantshlp and is working her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. for his Ph D. in agriculture Austin Johnsen. Gloria came marketing and economics. Relatives, Friends Vacationing There By Mrs. Ernest Huggins Mr, and Mrs. John P. Holm-gre- n II, entertained at a lovely iv dinner party at their home Saturday evening honoring Deanne Gardner and Leron Johnson, who are to be married soon. A tViJi delicious dinner was served to the following couples: Mr. and Mrs. Miles Ferry of Corinne; Mr, and Mrs. Dallas Meldrum of Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Quinn Chlar-so- n of Brigham City. Deanne Gardner and Leron Johnsen and the host and hostess. Mrs. by Mrs. Holmgren was assisted Carol Penivitch. - f Mrs. Vernal Anderson entertained Friday afternoon at her home honoring a group of old school chums ,of her daughter, I Sherry Thompson. The time ,was spent in visiting, after were which refreshments served to Mrs. Joe (Floy) Murray of Ogden, Mrs. Gene (La-ReChido of Garland, Mrs. Junior (Deon) Neilsen of Brigham City, Mrs. George (Carol) Penivitch of San Francisco, Calin fornia: Mrs. Boyd (Lucille) of State College, Fa., and Mrs. Lloyd (Sherry) Thompson of Garland. ' n Mr. and Mrs. Charles of Billings, Mont., are Visiting their daughter and . family, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell -it .- , l, P . e) Win-nergre- Whit-'tingto- n. was gra; Mrs. Reed Jensen cious hostess to her club Thurs back with Leron. who had been at attending special training Fort Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Campbell and son, Kirk, of Guernsey, Ariz., visited Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnsen, Wednesday. Blaine is Mrs. Johnsens brother. Odell Nord, who is making his home with the Austin John-sen'- s for the summer, returned last week from an enjoyable trip to Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huggins entertained Sunday in honor of Mrs. Joe Del (Fielela) Huggins and children, Roberta and Joe D., who will leave Thursday by plane, to make their home in Los Angeles. Joe Dell has been in sunny California since June, where he is employed in the office of Shell Oil Co.. Other guests included Captain and Mrs. James E. Karo of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Huggins and children, Kristine, Sheila. Dennis, Holly and Margie Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnsen visited in Afton, Wyo., last week with Mrs. Johnsens sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. and - her Harold Pepworth, Mrs. Del Holmgren returned Tuesday from San Fernando, Calif., where she has been visiting her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Christensen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Varge Christensen of Long Beach, Calif., are guests of Varges parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Christensen. Mrs. Christensen is the former Sharon Brown daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Brown of Arcadia, Calif. Thursda Mr. and Mrs. Theral Christensen and sons Gene, Ryan and Bradley, Bountiful, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Christensen. Theral is employed at the Airport in Salt Lake City. He assists in directing air traffic. Mr. and Mrs- - Jack Christensen and three sons of Ogden visited recently with Jacks parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Anderson. Jack is manager of Garrett Freight Lines in Ogden. and Mrs. Lowell Anderson Mrs. Iva Madsen of Deweyville spent a pleasant weekend in Kanab. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Iverson and four sons of Alberquerque, N. M. returned to their home after a lovely visit with Palmers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ivert son, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Matteson and sons of Yerrington, Nev. recently enjoyed a visit with Jacks parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Matteson. Arnold Dallin is in the Cooley hospital in Brigham City convalescing from a major operation. Mrs. Farrell Huggins visited Mrs. Ernest (Pearl) Olsen, Monday. Mrs. Olsen underwent a major operation Monday. At this writing she is doing satisfactory. Lee Johnsen is home now. Lee underwent a major operation on his back about two weeks ago at the St. Benedict hospital. Jay and Bruce Moore, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore of Burbank, Calif., are spending a month with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Arbon. Development of New Battery Described CHICAGO (UP) Development new battery with 63 times greater potential voltage and 10 times the storage life of an ordinary flashlight cell was described at the Electronic Components Symposium here by Burton F. Wagner Of the General Electric Co., Auburn, N. Y, Wagner said the new solid electrolyte battery, about the size of an ordinary flashlight cell, is but the. forerunner of an entire family of batteries of the of a future. He predicted it would prove one-shdevices useful in where needed energy is stored in a capacitor and where long periods of disuse require a source having long storage life. TO GAS Our experienced gas men are ready to serve you now. We are equipped to install all gas appliances with local guaranteed service. GATHER UP YOUR CHILDREN AlANO CLUB PICNIC award-winnin- MYRNA HANSEN first came to fame as Miss Illinois, then won the title of Miss U. S. A., followed by Miss Universe in 1953. Naturally the screen was waiting for her, and she will be seen playing an important role in big Civil War picture, Raintree County, along with Elizabeth Taylor, Montgomery Clift and Eva Marie Saint. Box WITH THESE CONVENIENT GAS APPLIANCES FURNACES CONVERSION BURNERS FAWSON k'WALL FURNACES COOKE . SOUTH 5TII EAST PHONE 1239 BRIGHAM 145 or PHONE EX rv 1 Free Estimates OGDEN Time for you to trade your used car for a NEW CHEVROLET or OLDSMO- , . - Your old car is worth more now than ever BILE; r other young farmers of the y cational activities and entertaining thrills. Many farms in the county were visited. One of the biggest thrills of the two day activity was the free airplane ride for all who cared to participate. Airplane owners of Tremonton donated time and use of their planes to the free ride of the Bear River Valley. It was easy to see from the air whv we always maintain that Box Elder county is the outstanding agricultural county of the state. Many ' of these young farmers were heard to say that this ride was well worth their trip to the state tour. OUR NEW CARS Ralph has done a good job of field. It has been kept free of weeds, irrigated frequently, and kept in fine shape. Any fruit grower who desires to see what these varieties look like are welcome to caring for this take HAVE TAKEN OVER THE USED CAR LOT! COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. WE NEED YOUR USED CAR, YOU WILL BE HAPPY WITH A NEW CHEVROLET OR A NEW a look. The September variety came on first, Ralph told us. The Canby was next, and then all the other varieties with the exception of the Latham seemed to come on about the same The Lathams came on time. the rest. later but Canbys were second in yield with the Puyallup next. This is the second year for this varietal plot of berries. The varieties in the plot are Newberg, Puyallup, New Washington, Taylor, Milton, Candy, Colossus, Latham, and OLDSMOBILE. " , YOU SAVE BY TRADING NOW! d COME IN TODAY! centum cbewoiet co. SWIFTS PREMIUM SWIFTS ICE CREAM You Buy 2 Gal. 98c You Get 1 Pint for Just SWIFTS ICED Served On Wonder Hotdog Buns EVODLEC Saturday Only gallon BEEHIVE SDDA .WATERYOU BUY 1--- -6 'n T PACK CARTON FOR 45c YOU GET ONE FULL QUART FOR ONLY FREE SAMPLES BEEHIVE Bananas lb. SODA H: POP ALL U DAY - sfc , SATURDAY! CURE 5 EACH TOMATOES Cantaloupes EACH U. S. No. 1 RED HEATING CO. 5urvczs Which variety of raspberry is the best for our county, Walt Jaggi asked me the other day, as I met him in the hall at the court house. Well, the Latham or maybe the Canby have seemed to have done , as well as anything in the plots we have had out,' we told him. As soon as the occasion pre- - POUND PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED SPUDS 5011). Bag f ) ' pis NORTHERN .. Our volume business enables us to give you a better deal. sented itself we took Mr. Jaggi down to Ralph Reeders farm just south of Brigham City and showed him the plot of nine varieties. Vocational Agricultural leaders of Bear River and Bok Elder High schools are to be complimented in the assistance given the young farmer group of the county at the annual Young Farmer tour held last in leading over 100 county young farmers and their wives in a two-dafield trip with edu- Call Our Local Representative Today I . . . before! Left Fielding 5:10 a. m. with 73 head of Wynn Hansens prize bucks, 62 head of Rambouilett, 10 head Columbia yearlings, for Albuquerque, N. M. LaGrande (Dick) Jensen and his wife, Mau-rinin their new GMC semilivestock truck transported the rams to Albuquerque. This was to the 20th annual New Mexico ram sale. It was a real thrill to cross the great Navajo Indian Reservation and see it looking fresh. This years rain storms have brought out vegetative growth that many (bought had been dead for years because of drought. Our return trip byair over tljis same country with Wynn gave the impression that much of this desert land was actually irrigated because it was so green. We learned from many of the sheep men, however, that in the southeast portion of the state of New Mexico drought conditions still prevail. The two purebred .breeders from Utah consistently received high prices at the sale. The other breeder was Frank Swen-se- n from Mt. Pleasant representing John K. Madsen farms. These breeders received as high as $50 per head over some other breeders from other states. Hansen received the highest individual price for a stud rm and the highest average price for his pens of rams. It seemed that the buyers were willing to pay higher prices for his sheep without even looking at them, for quite frequently bid prices were quoted many times before the animals were even in the ring. The L.D.S. is doing a lot for these Indians, the superintendent of the Powells Trading Post told us as we stopped for a drink of pop. That is the Mormon church, you know. This is in addition to the schooling these Indians are getting up at Brigham City. Powell has been an interpreter for the Indians from the Nafor vajo Reservation many years. He reads mail for the Indians that live near his trading post, trades with them for their wool rugs and jewelry. He has a nice post with a good supply of food and clothing needed by the Navajo Indians. He is located approximately 30 miles north of Gallup, New Mexico, k'WATER HEATERS kPRECIPITRONS GRANGES IT IS EXACTLY Elder County Farm News by A. Fullmer Allred week. Ross Rudd of Riverside showed real leadership with the k'AIRCONDITONING CIRCULATORS g T The County Agent Reports ! YOUR HOME " s The MODERNIZE AUGUST 18TH SUNDAY, TWO 499 NORTH MAIN PIIONE 1159 LOCATIONS PERRY. UTAH IllONIi 1570 T |