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Show ; , . Heads USAC Dept. Honeyville Native a na- tive study of elementary teachProfessor C. D. Burke, tive of Honeyville, has 'been er training in Utah. named head of the newly organized elementary education department at Utah State Agricultural college, according to Dr. E. A. Jacobsen, dean of the school of education. - David L Hewlett Leaves For Navy 'Professor 'Burke has taught In and secondary elementary schools In Utah, Idaho and He made an envious record in his field, Dean Jacobsen said. reProfessor Burke recently turned to U.S.A.C. after sipending a year at the University of California working toward a doctor of .philosophy degree. His doctors thesis will be an evalua Cali-fomi- . David L. Hewlett, son of Mr. and IMrs. Lon T. Hewlett of left Monday for San Diego, California where he will undergo boot training. Upon completion of training there he will attend a specialty school. David has been a member of an Ogden reserve naval unit. BETTER.., VEST In whiskey, too, is good... 86 PROOF HILL THE week.'' YAZZIE YARNS few days this 'i R Mrs. Maxine Anderson left on Thursday for. Ban Diego to bid farewell to her husband who is News Of Intermountain Indian School By Helen B. Hill leaving for overseas duty. He is a member of the United States navy. 6 Corinne First Grade Shows 54 Dolls In ostings Box Elder JOURNAL Friday, October 24. 1952 dolls from Mexico . and Italy, Canada and Switzerland. Cinderella was there too as were Snow White, Raggedy Ann and many other beautiful story book doll. Some of the boys carved dolls and elves out ot bars of laundry A program was arranged and presented to each- grade as they passed around the table to view the dolls. The first grade girts, costumed in gay colored sashes and hair Tiibbons, sang a song about a walking doll all dressed in ruffles blue and the boys wearing paper helmets, sang aJbout wooden soldiers. , It was a huge success with more than 200 interested students and teachprs viewing the display and show. . From Unique Doll Show Under Mrs. Weight Recently the Corinne first grade, under the supervision of Mrs. Kenneth Weight gave a doll show that was an outgrowth from a study unit on toys. The children brought many of their dolls to school after having studied dolls of all countries. Some of them were very beautiful and very Ususual. The entire group planned the Doll Show together and decorated their room with attractive doll pictures, autumn leaves, to California the fore part of November where Lt.. Barnard is stationed with the navy. Miss Betty Whaley returned to her. home in North 'Hollywood, Calif., last Tuesday after a weeks visit at the home of her father, Mr. E. F. Whaley in Perry. IMrs. Joe Cook of Salt Lake City, and Mrs., Shirl Carter and daughter, Janice, of Ogden, are visiting at the home of their mother, Mrs. Amy Walker while the men folks are hunting. Mews ferry y Mrs. Lyman Wight Mr. and Mrs. Carlle L. Jensen Inspirational Thought for Today PERRY Mr. and Mrs. Aaron What you give, you have." were, on Monday evening, in of Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Snow of of the cottage charge meeting Drs. Bernard Brandchaft and the genealogical, committee, of Leon May of Brigham City, refrom a trip Layman Harrison of Los Angel, the First ward, held at the home turned last week-ento Death Valley in California and es were guests at the holme' of of Mrs. Leona Reese. Las Vegas, Nevada. They report Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Curley and family over the week-end- . Mr., and Mrs. Carl Jensen and a very interesting trip. Here to hunt, the two visitors daughter, Mm. W. M. Merica and Mr. and IMrs. Raymond" Hanof Idaho Falls, motored sen returned last and Wilbur went duck and deer children Monday from to Gila Bend, Arizona, to visit American Californians The left, Falls, Idaho, where hunting. H. Mrs. the Jensens daughter, in a station wagon they visited at the home of FerdMonday, C. Dooley and famfly. inand Hansen. bearing two deer and six ducks. Dr. Brandchaft also shot a bobMr. and Mrs. Elery J. Wright cat. Wilbur bagged a five point House council flections were of Los Angeles are visiting with held last one when Tuesday deer. ,.pj ;i student was elected a represen- friends and relatives in Utah for Mr. Wright came to enResidents on campus will re- tative of the house council to member Dr. Brandchaft as a the student council and one joy the deer hunt. former school physician. He is student from 5 each 'rformitdry , Lt,. and Mrs. Ralph E. Barnard presently engaged in the field floor was elected a member of and son, Chris, of San Francisco, are visiting at the home of Mr. of psychoanalysis in Los An- the house council, a total of 32. and Mrs. Earl Barnard, and geles. He reports that Elaine and the girls are well and hSppy. According to Roland 6. Har- iRalph is enjoying the hunting The doe, himself, looked mighty ris, head boys advisor, the house season with- his father and council participates in the social, brothers. They expect to return fine. They are now renting a home recreational and home life of program, on camright next to urn good thats the students' what Camel soups are" Bob pus.- -- ' ... Crosby and family, but expect The 32 elected members .in to buy their own home soon. turn elect a man and woman atIt's supposed to be a fact that tendant and an advisor to - work we get out of life just what we on the council with them.- EuMitchell is the sponsor put into it. This is a huge cams phrasia of. the council and Mr. Harris, are the and high buildings pus , and citified. It is difficult to consultant.. Charley Brown, Jr. was elected know everyone and to stimulate a spirit of friendliness .when we representative ' to' the student ' are all so consumed In the busy council. The following studentB were whirl of our Jives. ' The Employees Association elected as members of.: the can be the answer to this situa- house council: Larry Miller,. Bennie Holiday, ; ) tion. ;:! r , v. ' The Association met, Monday Billy Grey, Clifford Layman, Bainbridge, Jimmie Shorevening,, to plan a program of Henry v social activities for the year. . ty, . Tsosie Lefthand, - Ernest Get out to these functions. George Martin, John Austin, Clarence Give what time you,, have to Frankie- DonFreeland,, J. " Y azie, Robert Tsosie, support this organization. You John Bennett, Ned wi'll get out of it Just what you Shorty, Brown, Roy . Tdmayso, Daniel . .put into it. Litzen, Eugene Dennison, Floyd Mrs. Charles TClaybaugh en- Nez Dallas, Jimmie 9. Begay, Wilson,'1 'David Shondee, tertained at a coffee, . Tuesday Eddie Kee Chee Ha'lwood, Leo Bahe, afternoon, in honor of iMrs. Hen Bob Begay, Lewis Tully, Nelson , ry Kyllingstad. ; Guests present included: Mrs. Lee, Melvin T. Yazzie, Robert Roosevelt Grey, Charlie Johnson, Mrs. Paul Bramlet, Kyllingstad, Mrs. Murray Mason, Mrs. Albert Brown, Jr., andr John fB. Yazzie. Stoner, Mrs. Wally Toe vs, Mrs, , V f s rrv ft Leo 'Hess and Mrs. Clarence Hill. Wilma Victor, abademte Ihead of the elementary school, .adMrs. Vera Gee, speech end dressed the congregation of the hearing consultant for the Utah First Methodist church in . OgState . Department of Public den Sunday .evening. . J, Health and Nick Cozakos, audio-metri- .Mi6s Victors topic pertained with the Utah State De to the educational , program at partment of Public Health, visit Intermountain school. ed the school on .Tuesday. Accompanying, her - to the According to ; Mrs. Gee, both meeting were students, Bernie TOOK TIME TO BRING YOU GOOD WINE she anti Mr.' Cozakos work close- Webster, Young Moffitt, Harry with the clinic at the Upshaw, Jr. and Jack Stanley. ly Speech PETRI WINE CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF University of Utah. 'A new child health center is expected to be opened up in Salt Lake City this Fall and the speech and hearGOP ing division of the department of health will 'be stationed there along with the University speed) ' clinic. ... Mr. Cozakos is at present engaged in conducting , a work Tremonton's Womens Repubshop in hearing screening in the lican dub will hold a Jordan district The duo were for all Republican candihere .in connection with - the dates at the Midland Hotel in hearing tests now being con- Tremonton, Friday, Sept. 24, at ducted at the school, Involving 8 p. m., according to Mrs.. Reuthe 2300 enrolled students. ben Baer, president. They have invited the public Mrs. Delbert Gibby and chil- as well as the members of the dren visited at the home of her Womens Republican dub . of and Brigham' City to attend. sister, Mrs. Von Everton best-love- d ..... there better..-cin- d and aPPles- - A special corner was devoted to Halloween dolls that were made out of modeling clay, apples and marshmallows, and with a big paper black cats, witches and owns. The tables in the room were with white paper and and formed into a semi-circlthAn the ddlls were placed on display. The other rooms were invited to come and view the 54 dolls. One doll came from Japan and was' 25 years old. Then there were twin dolls, Dutch dolls; Indian dolls, and covered e ' : Gteesre (fa? Whatever type you select, Jim o:-- ".fVA' Petri Wine tastes wonderful! KUIIT "Bourbon family Jn Logan at its'ffestr HILL COMPANY. AND LOUISVILLE. 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