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Show the son of Never Volunteer PLAfTTSlMDUrrH, tM ) (UP) Herb Minor, vice president of the fire, department, volunteered his garage as an experimental fire hazard inspection site. The inspecting officer found the garage a poor fire risk. floJT tm Neb. Mr. and (Mrs. Melvin Hunsaker and G. R. Ahlmer of lioneyville. A number of relatives and friends from Honey-vill- e attended. ARTHRITIS? r tell you how derful relief. tk received this Mrs.LelaS.Wier 2805 Arbor Hills Drive P. O. Box 3122 Jackson 7. Mississippi It's Traditional There Is A Nurse In The Camp Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hunsaker and children have returned to their home In Richland, Wash., after visiting relatives in for two weeks. Hunsaker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hunsaker. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson of Fruitland, Idaho, were week-engnests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. IDeVere Wintle. Miss Christine Beck has returned to her home in Pocatello, Idaho after visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hill and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Elden G. Wintle and daughter, Dian, of New Orand Mrs. leans, La. and Mr Geo Wintle were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bin Tolman, Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs Lamont Boothe and children and Mrs Wayne Boothe and children, all of Ogden, were guests at the home of Mrs Paulie T Boothe on In Girl Scouting Hon-eyviil- e HONEYVILLE Mr. and Mrs Elden G. Wintle and daughter, Dean, of New Orleans, La., are guests at the home of Mr. Win-tie- s parents, Mr. and IMrs. Geo. I have been wonderfully blessed in being restored to active Wintle. They will be here about life after being crippled in nearly ten days. Mr. Wintle is purchasStandard Oil every Joint in my body and with ing agent for the New Ordeans. muscular soreness from head to of California in foot I had Rheumatoid Arthritis While here in Utah they visitand other forms of Rheumatism, ed Mr., and Mrs. Hillard Rose in hands deformed and my ankles Salt Lake City, Mr and Mrs. were set. in Ogden, Mr. George Covey and Limitpd space prohibits telling and Mrs. Ivan Anderson you more here but if you will Mr Gladys Jensen of Logan. once at I me and will write reply Mr. and Mrs. Bin Tolman 1 won- t Brigham, Ogden Girl Scouts Attend Day Camp In Box Elder Park spent several days last week visiting Mr and Mrs Homer Duncan in Salt Lake City. for The wedding reception Mr and Mrs. Dean Ahlmer was held in the Seventh ward hall in iBrigham City, Wednesday evening, June 17. Mr lAhlmer is You're paying . Ryan, Nurse, ( for top quality r whiskey.. .are getting inn D00DT...FII1D you it? Olenmore nxrvcicT STRAIGHT SOU R BON WHISHT KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON DtSnUFKFS COMPANY The first place in the field of conservative art at the Southwest Regional workshop of the National League of American Pen Women was won by Miss Lura Redd, member of the Box The winning Elder Branch. painting in water color was of a mountain m north Ogden, painted by Miss Redd last fall It was entered in the contest against 80 paintings of other artists from the states of California, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada and (Utah. Members of the Box Elder Branch were also successful m winning three other awards: second Renie Littlewood took place with her published poem, 'I Have Known IBeauty; Iris Schow was awarded third place western on her unpublished ballad titled, TU ask No Help; and third place on the original with song, Sing Your Song, words and music by Dora T. Brough and Renie H Littlewood went to those members. The NLAPW workshop was held at the Hotel Utah, Monday and Tuesday of last week. 8 Box Elder NEWS Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, June 24, 1953 lOUiSVttlfi, Kft There's only one answer. . . v Y Making Identification Badges Lit Up Vt. (UP) MONTPELIER, Some 87 percent of Vermonts AU 22,003 farms now get electric to the state motor- service, according service commission. A topublic in 000 ists have paid $30, 000, 000, tal 19,123 receive electric serfederal and state taxes in the vice now, a gam of 1,215 in the past 10 years according to the two (UP) U S Commerce Clearing house. This sum, the organization said, represents gasoline taxes, license fees and federal excise tax on new cars, trucks and accessories Local taxes and license costs are not included. Both the number of vehicles and the rate of taxation have gone up sharply in the past 10 years the QOH said. There are 77 percent more cars on the road today, but state and federal taxes increased 196 percent. The average tax per vehicle was $88 in 1952. Ten years ago it was $52. k i ? it Sharon Checketts and Judy Wessler, Ogden, . . . raise the Stars and Stripes in the traditional mannoi at top a small knoll in Box Elder park as (left to right) Cathie Chase, Mrs. Avery Wheelwright, Ogden, Judy Ilighant, Ogden, Margo Summerall, Ogden, and Jeanne Mortensen, Og' den, look on. Sharon Cazier, Program Aide . . . pins a newly made identification badge on Judy Hendrickson as Sheryl Nelson smiles her approval. This was the program of the day for the eldest group of Girl Scouts at Day Camp in Cox Elder park. More than 116 scouts and leaders were registered from Brigham City and Ogden. CHICAGO W .T Fine Looking Wash Stand, Girls Motorists Paid 30 Billion In 10 Years Cbewolet tracks I sraM be the best busy y i In Regional Meet Next time try Glenmote Its tasty, uniform high quality leaves do doubt that you have finally found the finest GUENMOKB o Wins High Honors OUT of aU Kentucky straight bourbons Prove it to yourself tonight take home a bocdca . . . gives first aid treatment to Paula Schreck, Ogden, as Susan Woodcock, Ogden, has her temperature taken and Karen Hermansen, Ogden, watches on. Mrs. R an was on hand to take care of any such emergencies arising at the camp during the entire week. UTAH past Picadilly Unit At Day Camp - . . . learn the method of making wash stands, then try out the water. (Left to rigit) Christine Nelson, Kay McFarland, Charlotte Bearce, Karen Visser and Laura Motely, all of Ogden. years vvvvrvTvYVV?Wf Mi) 1 1 REGULARLY $279.09 w. 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So isnt it logical then that since Chevrolet trucks outsell all others, they must do a better job at lower cost? Thats why it will pay you to stop in and see us before you buy your next truck. MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE t JACK KELLY. Manager I and ser-vic- vjMimtm NOJAiMIRtCO-O- Phone 935 P UfcFarmerrand Feultrymen 30 DAY FREE TRIAL Have a Norge installed in your home. Money Back Guarantee If not completely satisfied! TODAYS COOK BOOK WINNER Mrs. Norman Jeppson, Mantua (vaAaAAaamAaa To) Yq&Yf y? Walk A Klock And Save ffSJs |