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Show m THE BOX ELDER NEWS, Brigham City, Tuesday, June 14, 1960 O iifyyyryt nw Utah and all that azz. riage don't know about the soap and cleanser but its for sure the Bufferin will come in mighty handy. . . . Of Lecture According to the W Cleon Skousen former police dia, women spend chief of Salt Lake City will speak It doesn't say how many on for beauty aids. at a benefit lec Communism susof these women are married though ture Wednesday evening being in the Box Elder stake tabpect a great many of them are without hus- held will ernacle here The I neering He is a son of Mr and Mrs pert Blackham Deweyville meeting 8 established In 1896, Tuesday and entered as ... by Bruce Talk about bcrgains1 County Clerk K. B Olsen is giving away prizes these days with every marriage lThats right, a box full of all kinds icense. of stuff like soap, Bufferin, cleanser, sham poo, lotion and coffee You pay $2 50 for a How about that license and receive all these items which every young couple should have when start mg their trek along the blissful path of mar W.JUMyPIIW PICK O Ru- p m With no surveys to back me up, venture from the lecture PROCEEDS to say that most married women do not use will be used toward the building for the proposed new North two cents worth of mokeup unless they ex- - tund Box Elder stake center Sponsorpect to meet some one besides their hus- ing the lecture is the Fifth quorum Box Elder of Seventy of North band didnt mean you, dear). and Dr Wynn Andersen stake Of course beauty aids this year range Douglas Orchard are co chairmen from a simple tint ob at the nearest salon in charge of arrangements Skousen served as chief of pomust be abnormal, to false eyebrows. lice of Salt Lake City for almost never seem to notice a womans eyebrows. four Pnor t0 this he was y(Wts Anyway, m convinced that beauty aids director of public services of Brig have done more for Cupid's always thriving h"n Young University dnd a mem- Iber of the faul 'or bus, ness than any old bow and arrow. fars He was with the Federal An then comes along K. B Olsen who of- - 0f investigation for 16 years about fers prizes yet four of which were as administra I Pansies are offered clean-u- p sale of 3 to you at a dozen tor only 98c Take Your Pick' ALSO . . . Fruit containers galore, strawat berry cups by the many ... PARRYS FARM Airmv Pfc Ronald G Kav whose will Mable lives in Tremonton p ut cm iti d with othi r pusonnel f mil tin 101st An home Divisions TO st Ini intrv in Txucise Wiscon Wis sin 1 agio I at Camp McCov i a c ntlv to The ext rcise was conducted mcisure the air mobilitv effititn t ot the unit and included a paia chute drop The exetcise was eh m.ixtd when 501st personnel a simulated hydto electric pi int near Alderwood Lake Wis which wis under attack by a real ist ic intmv foice Kav an automatic rifleman in the infantry s Company B at Fort Campbell Kv enteied the Armv in May 1959 and completed basic tiaimng at Fort Ord Calif son of The 23 year old soldier Mi and Mrs James E Kav Tre monton attended Beai River High Before entering the Army he was employed by the Thiokol plant in Bugham City 430 West Forest has Dairy Science you know, Assn. Plans new home? oreeente At EC GUINNESS THESCAPEG GET MORE OUT OF LIFE ri GO OUT TO A MOVIE! OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT 1 P.M. 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