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Show V OX page five JOURNAL fi arnards Entertain At Easter Dinner Sunday ELDER CWT Utah Higbaffl March 30, 1951 n We FU j Non-Ski- d Spot Pad Trusses frit faction Cuarantsed HAMILTON . DRUG D. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barnard entertained at a family dinner Easter Sunday. Covers were laid for guests of E Club Altends i Salt Lake Conclave The Box Elder high school honor, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zundel, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Whitaker Distributive Education club attended the annual state D. E. and children, Susan and Barritt. C. A. convention March of Salt Lake City. 26, at the Newhouse hotel. , The opening session was a Reporter, to the city editor: 'Heres the perfect news story." business meeting conducted by Rex City editor: Man bites the at McArthur, state president, which Ramona Madsen, state , dog? t. Reporter: "No, this is even bet- treasurer, gave the financial The afternoon session was ter. . . the bull threw the conducted by Lula Peters, state vice president, where Box Elder D. E. club presented two numbers on the program. Norman Olsen did an. impersonation of A1 Jolson, and Ramona Madsen played a piano solo. Gay Nebeker won second prize for her merchandise manual and HOUR SSftVICt a gift certificate of 10; Rou Jean frRHH mv Ward won a gift certificate of it f9G6 541-$5 for her honorable mention manual, A banquet and dance concluded the convention. Everyone had an enjoyable time. ts for I Daytime --WRECKER SERVICE Phone 21 At Night, on Sundays and Call 906 or 541W. Bolidays Fancy Cuts! , By Helen Asset iN. Y. Dr. C. M. WeCay B. Hill Seventy of our boys and girls saw the play Rip Van Winkle" in Ogden's high school auditorThe ium on Saturday , night children were guest6 of the Cor4 onet club, Miss Charlotte Mangseth, girls advisor, accompanied the girls while Mr. Fred enet Dele, dormitory attendant, was with the boys. The art exhibit of the paint Ings of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Salisbury, prominent Utah , ar tists, was visited Wednesday in the Brigham City library, by the art hobby clubs from each of the three schools here; special program, intermediate and ele' mentary. Mrs. Henry Thorne gave the background of the paintings. fUP) says If Amer-ca- n soil becomes a battleground, we need to remember several facts about potatoes. "It is easier for an invading army to destroy grain fields or hay when it is a root crop under the ground," he said. Potatoes cannot be destroyed easily by an Incendiary bomb." "A bin of potatoes is not readily destroyed either because pos tatoes are water and will not catch fire. Grain can be burned readily." r. three-fourth- Former Governor Has Plenty Of Colonels OKLAHOMA CITY (UP) If Roy J. Turner, former governor of Oklahoma, ever decided to mobilize, he has 1,117 colonels to call to his colors. Deputies y mnSitf end ) well it RIGHT, Employment Is High In Twin Cities MINNEAPOLIS (UP) The la bor department reports that Minneapolis and St. Paul are one of 51 areas with the tighest labor markets in the U, S. The Twin Cities unemploy ment Is less than three percent of total workers available, the from 1947 to 1951, far outstripped his predecessors in handing out the honorary state commissions. Henry Ford II, Burt Lancaster, actor and Sherman Billingsley, New York night club operator, are among the notables on his staff. Sr Z0N0LITE VERMICUIITI INSULATION ir . Walk A Block And Save &N0&IILMAI Good. Mr. Chester L. Chase arrived from Shiprock, New Mexico on Monday to accept the position of dormitory attendant. The children In many of the Students have enjoyed seeing several films on the fights of dormitories enjoyed Easter egg Rex Lane. The films were lent hunts on Easter morning. to the school by Hoffman BrothMrs. Carol Lincoln, dormitory ers of Salt Lake City. attendant, had a party SaturMiss Rita Kaiser from St day evening . for her girls in Marys of Wasatch, Salt Lake dormitory City, observed classes here on Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thursday. Quintana from San Luis, ColoMr. and Mrs. Jacob Duran of rado, are Mrs. iFredia MartinTuba City, Arizona, visited the ez, mother of Mrs. Quintana school on Monday. Mrs. Duran and Kathleen Slagle, niece of has charge of the Tuba City hos- the Quintanas. Both Mr. and Mrs. Quintana are teachers here. pital on the reservation. i MERRELLSJnc. said. A check of the records shows department that Turner who held office sponsored a kitchen shower on Thursday afternoon to equip the Homer and Levi iNez, students, student recreation kitchen. In were visited Monday by their charge of arangements were father, Mr. Teddy Nez of Kai-bet- Mrs. Peggy Russell and Mrs. Arizona. Laura Bennett. We are equipped to do your killing, aging, wrapping and lard rendering. breakfast while hl'jJT tkeHeoM a graduate of Dormitory attendants, memIndian school, Is from bers of the girls advisory staff, Arizona. Lukachuki, cutting and fee for fllltocwtezuhSm Install Insulation Miss Yazzie, Mr. Don Hansen, formerly of the JustvvcJ "My wife likes cob Everyone !a Invited to phone 1 like their society Items for the News Burn Things Up tea." and Journal to 771. DUNCAN, Okla. (UP) Floyd Longwed "Youll soon get Rogers and James Rose, deputy used to coffee " sheriffs, burned their shoes, trouser legs and hats fighting a range fire near here but they dont claim any credit. The blaze was started by a TELL LIS WWAT spark from a ricocheting bullet ..WRONG BY when theyried target practice at a rock. DAY OR. Ranchers, farmers and other NIGH- T- I volunteers fought the fire 15 ! hours before they checked it af ITS EASY WITH ! 'soon have ter 1,200 acres of range had been , burned off. 2KIMG Trigger-Happ- The potato can be a valuable asset In wartime, according to a Cornell University Nutritionist. News Of Intermountain , Indian School teacher-interprete- specialize in All Fancy Cuts Sliced Bacon and Cube Steaks Ttod Basket" taking over our wrapping department . As ' ITHACA, YAZZIE YARNS War-Tim- e The classes of Miss Sara J. Politician: "When I got up to Blauer, Mr. Bartel Van Oosten-dor- f speak the delegates sat there and Frank Landvatter, open mouthed. teachers, had a Joint class party Wife: hall But, dear, that could- in the student recreation n't be. So many people would- on Thursday. nt all yawn at once. Miss Ann Yazzie arrived Sunday morning from Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kansas, to accept the position of We fit hart Claims Potatoes Rate Take flads Word for 20-1- BEEF By and PORK FOR SALE The Quarter Or Half " WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR WHISKY BLENDED 86.8 PROOF 60 GRAIN NEUTRAL CONTINENTAL DISTILLING CORPORATION SPIRITS MW PHILADELPHIA Miss Euphrasia Mitchell, boys advisor, and her mother are enjoying a short visit at their hopie In Fremont, Nebraska.' ' Phone 5241 TREMONTON MEAT CO. flILILEN PLANT Old timers know their whisky. Thats why Philadelphia has been favored by generations of men who know quality. Mr. Boland B. Harris reports that a new member has been added to the boys advisory 'fetaTf. "Ilfeve driven our 5 Dodge fyt sir i over a million miles' ' Says OIOROE Gill, Toxtcab PUN Operator, Rad lank. New Jersey When five standard Dodge sedans cover a million miles you begin to realize what Dodge miles, wap dependability means. 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