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Show Hf Ilfftf m?im ' , PAGE EIGHT BOX ELDER NEWS Wednesday, June 25, 1952 Brigham City, Utah - Missionary Returns Young Demos To Meet ORINNE OMMENTS G ypjitumt' From Burma Tonight Courthouse In Tonight, Wednesday, June 25, in the county courthouse young 'Democrats of Box 'Elder county will meet, according to Jack Whorton, temporar-arpresident of the organization. Election of permanent officers, plans for coming election campaign, membership drive and selection of delegates to the By Marljana Morris at 8 oclock 1 am sure that it will interest the readers of this column to know that the lost is found that little Gregory Harper has iDr. 'Richard M. Tisinger, area his dog back. The appeal last ofHome area director Portland of the Boys week, brought several leads and an fice, who recently completed one lead turned out to be the Mrs. Nina Spindler has her educational mission to Burma, right one. Pug was found at a is at present instructing in the two sons home this week. Brigham City home. He had school wandered to Brigham City and state convention will be busiSfc. J. Lynn Spindler arrived Indian Service Summer held at Intermountain Indian found kindness and care and ness in order for all Interested Sunday, June 22, with an honor- school this month. The educator able release from service In the thoughtful people who read and between the ages of 18 and 40. in one that country. year U. S. army. He has Just arrived spent answered the plea for a lost dog. On the mission with the eduThe Nell Harpers' are very gratehome from Korea after serving ful and so am I to know that with the 300th Field Artillery cator were Or. Frank T. Fairey, this column is read and enjoyed dpputy minister of education for there. ; by people outside of Corinne.' Following his entrance into British Columbia, who represenLuservice with the 653rd National ted Canada and Professor I think too, it would be fit., director of Guard unit from Salt Lake City ciano Hernandez to talk about some nice ting he was transfered as a replace-fen- t public instruction of Chihuahua, people who are leaving Corinne, Mexico. to Korea in the 300th. With although it will envolve my 22 months of service behind They found there a great need talking about the Morris' too. It By Mrs. R. G. Barnes, him he plans to resume his edu- for teachers. In a country of apis with surprise that many learn Naf, Idaho cation at the University of Utah proximately 19,000,000 populaMr. Mrs. that and Wendell Elder Richard K. Grover teachin Salt Lake City. 13,000 are there tion, only . . . returns from Central Holmes and daughter, Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boosinger Also at home for the week ers, a large percentage not sufare moving to Brigham City to States LDS mission. is Lt. and Mrs. iFyed Spindler and ficiently trained. make their home. It is with sur- of Spokane, Wash., spent last children,' Fred, Jr., Steven and because week In Yost, Utah, visiting According to IDr. Tisinger, the World War II and temporary prise and regret too, Geri Lyn, of Pensacola, Florida. "Burmese people, who were givHazel are Wendell much relatives and friends. Shirl Traand bamboo shelters have been subLt. Spindler is a flight sur- en their freedom from England liked what cy returned with them for a two and and respected stituted. geon in the navy there and is in 1948, have a desire for eduis Brigham's gain will be our weeks vacation. He reports havUnder the British rule, schools loss. doing some research work in cation and are keenly aware of They will be missed. We ing a good time, fishing and aviation medicine. their need. Many of the better had been organized mainly for wish them well, and well be riding the trains. The Boosin-ger- s upper classes, much to the seeing them around. Mrs. Spindler is the former school spent one evening at the . buildings had been the of the masses. Burma This Morris are of Mr. and Mrs. Richard home Marie Pathakis of this city. bombed or destroyed during detriment upmoving has now started many social re- stairs where the Holmes' Barnes, viewing home movies." have forms in an attempt to build up lived for so long. Wont that IDorothy Seager and sons of R the economy of the masses. are visiting with Mr. be nice for the Morris? Garland The country is lacking in I can tell this, too: and Mrs. Carl H. Yates. I think to Mrs. technical skilled workers Wendell Holmes and Mrs. Pat Taylor took her little manufacture items which would will be making a trip to daughter, Valora (Lee, to the make them economically inde- Cheryl Portland, Oregon about the mid Tremonton hospital on Tuesday pendent. They "dont have the die of July. and had part of the cast removAmerican dollars to import and Mrs. Margaret Hatch who has ed from her Dozens Of Childrens Items leg. thus raise their standard of undergone surgery on her foot Mr. and Ms. T. R. Wright were living." GREATLY REDUCED! and is getting along nicely will in At present Burma is receiving be home Brigham City the first of the next Sunday or this week. Mrs. Wright went for a UNESCO and American aid to to coming $5.00 Sunday. Regular medical check-up- . build additional Regular to $2.98 them help 'Miss Fredrickson has Beverly Summer Sheer teacher training facllties. And been Those celebrating their first, visiting in Nevada with STRAW HATS through the E.C.A. Burma is be- her father and other relatives. second and fourth wedding anDRESSES ing supplied with American She reports that her father, niversaries June 17, were Mr. Reduced dollars. Chris who has been and (Mrs. Glenn L. Jones, Mr. To said the educator, ill, is Fredricksen, Burma, much and seems and Mrs. George Wight and Mr. Improved is not a hungry nation but on the and Mrs. Richard G. Barnes. road to recovery. since the war she has been able Mr. and Mrs. Asael Oman moMrs. Emma Shaw entertained Regular to $2.98 Prints and Criskay to export only half of the the Ladies club Thursday at tored to Jerome on a business amount of rice as she did pre- her home. trip last week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl 'Fowels, the viously the result of bombings, Mrs. C. G. Adney had has the scorched earth policy and visitors from Los new family in Yost, went to Salt They Angeles. Gold Cloth . . the now prevalent Insurgent ac- were Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Junod. Lake City to be present at their Rayon Summer tivities. Miss Vesta re eldest sons wedding which took The communication systems, turned from Ferry has Just Loveland, Coloado place Friday, June 20 in the Salt Lake temple. including the railroad and the where she was a lay delegate Cotton Crepe river traffic, are constantly be- from this area Fishing season opened a week SUN the annual (to ing interrupted by these rebels. general conference of the Meth ago and the streams have prac SUITS Dr. Tisinger recalls that in the tically befcn cleaned already. odist church. Some df the young folks from year he spent in Burma, only And that time has r rolled one train got through from Ran- around Alma attended the picture show Little Boys Print and Seersucker Mr. Mrs. and , again. in Yost, Tuesday night. goon to Mandalay, The govern- Jesse Nicholas are In charge of ment had cleared the track, reAriel' Anderson spent a few BOXER select the for helping royalty stored the bridges and imme-diatel- our annual 4th of .at home. ' He has been dy elebra July in Sublett and Burley. the trains Working following tion. It will be successful trip, the bridge was much the same as lt .opniduqted and Yost played a good Malta was BOXER & BIB SHORTS .Vt. . . $1.00 once more blown up. Saturday. The year with ail gils respectfully game 3oftobaseball Dr. Tisinger 4 in favor of the visit- who completed to report tr Mx. POLO SHIRTS ROMPERS 98c requested his graduate work at Cornell Mrs. Nicholas who are : interest- iig, team, Malta. University, has been in the In- ed. All Corinne girls are ell . Wallace Tracy has been inSUN SUITS 98c dian Service since 1981, having who will be B7 by Dec. 31, stalling a sprinkled system the Week. served for nine years in the gible and the queen will be selected past Other Great Bargains , Portland area. Everyone was sorry to hear of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A memberof "the Stereoscopic Nicholas on Wednesday night, the passing of Mr. and Mrs. Roy The Society for 20 years, iDr. Tisin- June 25. The girls who are cho- Nicholas-- 1 baby daughter. former Anita Tracy formerly livger showed many fine stereosco- sen to be our. will-'- ' reroyalty ed in Yost. Our sincere sympapic slides of Burma in the visual ceive as they did last year, aids room, Monday evening. of their thrilling time. thy to them; Good luck to you all Have Just learned that Mr. water master, Walter Bosley, George Beard is recovering from says ' that enough water spills surgery. He was confined to the over at the spring to take care Dee hospital for ten days, but of our inadequate supply here. he says he is recovering nicely 1 have also learned that a proand will soon be back to nor- posed solution on the economimal. cal side has been suggested a And here I go again, sticking tower tank to hold somewhere my neck out. but I feel I am in the neighborhood of 40,000 speaking for a lot of Corinne gallons. This is an issue that citizens when I say something cant be put aside. We must is going to have to be done have water first, to survive, secabout a vital issue in our town ond to keep our town growing water. Sometime ago, it was and to encourage business. Sure, decided by the city council that it costs money, but I suggest we it would be in the best interests all get behind our city council of all if we took turns watering. and insist that something be Speaking strictly for myself, done, but soon. this system on our side of Main And while I am on the soap street hasnt worked too well. box I might as well voice the On the days when it is our turn protest of one citizen who says to water, what happens? Just that he is finding it hard to a mere trickle out of the tap leave his truck parked in Coand none at all at the Wendell rinne. He claims he 1s losing gas Holmes place.,. Jt stands to rea- until he put a stop to that and son that more water is going to now he says he cant keep winbe used on this particular day dows in his truck. It is disto make up for the day lt could- couraging to have your property nt be used. damaged in this way, and Im I have talked at length with sure no one wants to be responvarious citizens and the water sible for such damage. master to learn a few very imI see our stop signs are back GUARANTEED INTEREST portant facts. When the original where they should be. I hope pipe was laid it serviced 75 fam- they a re respected this time beilies, adequate, no doubt, then. cause a 'car was damaged last Now our town has 125 families Sunday because the signs had CERTIFICATES -iwithout counting the water been molested. This could be a drawn by West Corinne. Our costly occurence. Two Spindler j Educator Back Teaches At I.I.S. Sale Starts Thors. 10 A. M. y BORDERLINE INCIDENTS UVJILi PET 111 ALL MID-SUMME- . CIEMMCE 98 ipani , . Z& im $1X8 slums moadm eAnPET.no sixo SlUmS $2X8 PAJAMAS ssfiisis PAJAMAS 98 on I for this sale $1.98 1X8 SHORTS $1.98 ALL WOOL CARPETING y . ART AND GIFT SHOP will outwear and will not soil as as easily Blended carpets. Wt'll Regular $17.95 Extra heavy permanent hard Twistweave. ft. widths All the advantages are in your favor when you invest in SAVINGS CERTIFICATES. For here you receive the highest possible bank interest rate and the safety of your deposit is insured to $10,000. There is no limit on the total amount as little as $100 starts your program. you can invest AttBerntem SECURITY-WA- Y From where I sit ...&y Joe Marsh ... FOR EXAMPLE: SEE HOW $1,000 GROWS WHEN INVESTED IN SAVINGS CERTIFICATES . miuihim thtwft i iJJ xuz:: lutxee date at 2 year after date at 2 2 year after date at 2 3 years after date at 2 4 years after date at 2 5 years after date at 2 S 1 mos. after Bonus interest if held five years 2V4 Total interest equivalent to Ip Member Federal Reserve System 216 for five years $10.00 10.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 25.00 125.00 explain the Real Value of Savings Certificates Let us a ' to drop it off On on hia way again, , Whitey TERiMS $5L288 Sale At ... 10 sq. yd. home. I , j Copjrifkl, 1952, United Slatet Bremen Foundation DOWN Small Monthly Payments, Save $3.07 sq. Save $3.07 sq. yd. All Wool Carpeting Closely woven deep pile patterns in gray and green tone on tone and floral designs. A really quality carpet. Heavy deep pile. A really carpet. A great buy! 2 For this Sale Price $y88 Sale Only . sq. yd. sq. yd. SAVE $2.07 SQUARE YARD on ALL WOOL 12 ft. AXMINSTER Gray Tone on TonePAD INCLUDED Reg. $8.95 sq. yd. Sale only sq.yd. ODDS-END- S Savings Special CARPETING $6.88 MADE INTO RUGS Regular $125.00 Value. EXTRA HEAVY AXMINSTER Rose and Brown leaf design. 12 7- - DISCONTINUED CAIIPET SAMPLES $69.88 ft. x 5 Reg. $91.75 value HEAVY AXMINSTER Gray Tone on Tone. Sale price only 12 Your choice 27 at x 54 $18.88 ALL WOOL THROW RUGS AXMINSTER Reg. $150.95 value. 12 ft. x 8 ft. Gray Tone on Tone. Sale Pri" $79.88 Reg. $134.95 GRAY TWIST 9 x 12 ft. Sale price only Regular to $52.95 ALL WOOL. 4 ft. 6 x 6 ft. Rugs. ft. 4 Reg. $54.95 AXMINSTER. 12 ft. x 4 ft. Suitable for hall. Tan and green. QA J Sale price only , beautiful PAD INCLUDED ft. widths PAD INCLUDED Only yd.- Regular $10.95 Regular $13.95 sq. yd. Finest Quality Axminster ; From where I sit, 1 cant blame Whitey for his joke. He was just reminding me we owe other people the same respect we expect from them. Since Im always talking about respecting the other fellows rights including hia right to enjoy a glass of beer if he chooses, it was only fair that Whitey should "wake me up to hit right to get his copy of the Clarion on time. Thanks y. ami USE YOUR CREDIT 8. Whitey Sure a Rang the Bell Telephone woks me out of s sound sleep last Friday about eleven-thirt"This U Whitey Fisher out on River Road, says a voice. I just wanted to teli yon how much 1 like this weeks Clarion. "Thanks, Whitey, I told him. "But why in blazes call to tell me at this time of night? Simple," he says, your paper boy Just de livered it a short while ago. Been waiting for it all evening. - , Next day, Buxzy Wilson tells me he delivered Whiteys paper late because he stayed for the school dance and thought it would be OK Tirst? PAD INCLUDED SAVINGS in ' Save $5.07 sq. yd. - nvest MAKES ON . FAMOUS QQ. 00 weave i $99.881, -- To $22.50 value. Yrour $7.88 choice INLAID LINOLEUM GOLD SEAL and ARMSTRONG Values to $2.45 sq. yd. Q-QQ Sale sq. yd V 1.00 CONGOWALL Discontinued Patterns Reg. 60c running ft. 2 PRICE Only 30c Bring Your Estimates Room Freely Measurements Given CLYDE B. STRATFORD. Manager |