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Show i A j About Town I VWITTTTVTmV'fVTfTVFTrfVTtTTfTVTTTtlTfTTWfV. Logan ISth ward Explorer ar t sponsoring a pancake supper lor the general public Friday, 5 to I ward hall. p m , in the Fifth-18t- h Tickets are 75 cents for adults, and 50 cents for children, and can be purchased at the door. recruit training at the naval Mrs. Madge Harwood's sewing training center, San Diego. class in the Cache adult education orogram will not be conducted Cache Valley Garden Club and anight in Wellsvtlle Junior high, Cache Extension Service are it will be resumed next week at sponsoring the first of a senes the regular time and place of public meetings Friday, 8 p The Adult Education Class in m, at tlie Agncultuial Sciences Advanced Sewing to be held Fri-dabuilding, ISC campus. Ray associate Cache Count April 4, in Wellsvtlle Junior Agent, will discuss soil manage- High, has been postponed until ment around the borne, and use next week of fehilizci in gardehs. All garden club members, beautifiMention City will sponsor an cation club leaders and memEaster egg hunt Saturday at 10 bers, and other interested home a. m. on the church square. Live gardeners are invited. chicks and bunnies, games and 11 chilA smorgasbord and prizes will be offered. progiam, dren under 12 may participate. bv Cache DA TOY, Ohio OP Radio staCounts sponsored leachets Association and Board tion MAM here has begun a Pvt. Marion E. Murdock, son of education, will be held tonight, diive among businessmen and of Mr. and Mis M L. Muidock, 7 30, in the union skvroom. consumers to combat recession talk Logan, is scheduled to participate The station started the drive to in a 101st Airborne Division One new case of measles in maneuver at Fort Campbell. Cache County was reported dur- "get the bright outlook among Kentucky, during the latter part ing the past week to the slate de- listeneis by emphasizing the sunof April. The maneuver will in- partment of health. ny side of the current economic situation. volve more than 15,000 paratroopThe campaign consists mostlv ers Murdock enteied the army Hawaiian reunion of business and industrial lead-ei- s last Julv; he was graduated from will be held missionary in connection with broadcasting recorded comLogan high in 1956. General Conference Friday, 8 ments on the future of their comm 13th in Lake chaSait p , ward panies and the comniumtv. Geotge R. Gunnell of Smith-fielpel, corner of First South and The comments we have rewas graduated from iecruit Fourth East. Pres Arthur D ceived so far have been fine, training last week at the Naval Haycock, recently released as said H. K. Crowl, president and Training Center, San Diego. president of the mission, will general manager of the station make a report, and Clinton Kana-hel- e People have called me saving n Hawai-tan- s it is about time someone and other started Logan Elks Lodge is conductwill be in attendance Mts- - something positive Instead of ing its installation banquet and and sounding dance Satuiday evening this stonartes will be divided into de-- i 'hanging crepe week Dinner will be served at cade groups and enjoy a social like the voice of doom. the Bluebird promptly at 8 p. m , perod with their respective miswith dancing at the lodge follow- sion presidents during a part of To BYU ing the banquet. Reservations aie the evening Pres Barlow ex-- i tends a special invitation to all required. Cache Valley missionaries to be TROYO IP Nearl 2 000 bishops, and stake presidents mission A meetinr of directors of the present. presidents of the Later-da- v Cache Valley Base.bail League Easter concert and Communion Saints Church visited the Brigwill be held Wednesday, April 9, of Logan Presbyterian Church ham Young University campus 8 p. m , in Smithfield library, acwill be conducted this 8 They attended special services cording to Henry Hodges, Lewis- o'clock, at the churchevening, building. at the George Albert Smith ton, president. Miner E. Bruner is pastor, Mrs Later in the day meetings William Sigler, choir director, for students and their hometown and Mrs John Metcalf, organist held in more than 250 classrooms Jerry D. Nyman, appt entice Soloists include Mrs Maxine on the campus petty officer second class, and son Greenwood, Mrs Carol Tucker, The activities are in connection of Mr. and Mis. Ross A. Nvman, Dick Manning and with the general conference of Margaret Logan, graduated March 28 from the LDS Church in Salt Lake City. John Gaylen Young, petty officer 1st class, and his wile Dorothy Cook, formerly of Lorenzo, Idaho are visiting with Mr. Young's parents, Mr. and Mis. E. A. Young, Logan. Gaylen is transferring from naval air base at Monterey, Calif , to Wake Island Naval Air Base in the Pacific. He will be remembered as former assistant manager of local theatres and extends greetings to his acquaintances. v, v, 4-- Sunny Side Emphasized d well-know- Visit Field-hous- e. AfFTt. TFT ?rAT Logan X iouni'1 Itah Fissures In $ Rain-Soake- THE HERALD JOURNAL 5 Cliffs d Vs (Hf z4 d New homes atop the bluffs cliffs ing the Pacific. LOS ANGELES sures in the of the towering Pacific Palisades expensiv e today TP rain-soake- d fis- threatened Rejects Notion Of Utah Agriculture Dip The SALT I.AKF Cm' 1" head of Ctah s Agriculture Department has labeled as a fallacy the notion that agmultuie in the state is on the decline C'hanman George Q Spencer of the Agriculture Department said it is true tha Itah has lost much valuable farming giour.d to roads, subdivisions and industry. but agncultuie is a steadilv becoming more efficient and we are producing more with less Spencer addressed the weehh governor' conference of commissioners. department heads and other elected officers at the rapitol ovei look- lnxpectois repotted the discovery of a crack extending two blotkv in an area above the spot wheie an estimated 250 OtKI cubie feet of earth plunged onto U S Highvvav 101.A, buijing a highway engineer. Street news elected wtie fences in the threatened area, ptovided home owneis with kevs to gates and warned the luuous to stay out of the endangered area In Saeiamento, Gov. Goodwin, J. Knight came to the aid of the aiea with a proclamation declaring Southern California a disaster area Knight's proclamation followed one Feb 26 declaring Northern California an emeigenej aiea The oideis made the entne state eligible for state funds without the time consuming bidding process Workmen attempted to seal the cracks at the top of the cliff to keep water from sinking Into the alieadv mumbling bluffs which have sloughed awjv in thiee slides in about a week The fust slide March 27 dumped an estimated 200 000 tons of wet earth and lock on the norm- don't miss it. $4 reg. 12.98 to 14.98 reg. 10.98 to 22.98 of the some 150 000 tears ago Gilpin is the chief piepaiator of fossils at the Chicago Natuial History Museum That s a fancy wav of saving he s the fellow who is tapped on the shoulder when the museum bosses want to dtag a few bags of bones out of tb basement and assemble them into an exhibit. Divorces Granted In District Court Divoire were granted recently District Court to the in First follow ing Yerda Jensen front J. Paul Jensen Mi Jensen was awarded custodv of two minor childien He said both the agt ictiltui al and a total of $80 monthly support product and the dollai value u.' ntonev for the childien. farm production in the stale conJo Ann Chustensen was granted to mount. tinues a divorce ftom Meiwtn B Christensen and aw aided custodv of a minor child. She will receive $40 Is ally busy Coast Highway skirt- a month until the child reaches 7 tears, then $50 monthly support ing the ocean by Santa Monica a mammoth ntonev She also was awarded Then, Monday piece of earth shoved forward In $100 attorney fees plus $11 20 for a migny earthern wave entomb- costs of couit. The aircraft NEW YORK OP ing Vaughn O Sheff and burning her hull bulldozers, tractors and tuicks earner Corregidor. cracked by battering seas in the Still another, smaller slide parAtlantic, was out of danger and tially blocked the highw av Wedheaded for port in the azores the nesday north of Topanga Canjon Woik to clear the road was Military Sea Transportation Sei announced today. halted because of the danger of The carrier, now an airplane other slides, like the big one Monferrying vessel, radioed Wednes- day which covered the highway day a crack developed in her with 100 feet of earth for about hull in heavy seas and water was a quarter mile new- A stoi m moving into flooding the forward engine toom There are 20 officers and 150 Southern California, alteady havMILLER COAL men aboard the carrier. At latest ing one of the wettest rainv FEED CO. AND report she was in no danger of seasons in 16 years, offered little 18 No. Hyrutn 1st West the would cliffs drv out that was and picking up speed hope sinking in calmer seas about 30o miles sufficiently to allow woik to bePhone C'H from the islands. gin soon. Corregidor Out Of Danger g man bouts have been spent on Biontosauius He has devoted, most of his time to the big. bonv icptile, and at least 10 other per- -' sons have helped on the pioject at times ' It s a lot like putting a jigsaw puzzle together " Gilpin said Thcie veie hteiallv thousands of fiagmeuts of bones the of them less than f inch square One vertebia alone had bioken into at least 500 sepal ate pieces We assembled the obvious pieces first Then we tried to find out wheie what we had left would go. We modeled the missing parts from plaster of parts Gilpin's "Bronteactually is a composite of two Brontosauruses, matched so expertly it's Impossible to tell wheie one ends and tin? v one-hal- woiked for six weeks hacking the bones out of clay and shale, sur Easter dress at 13 to during the I lost my job and walked Into the museum back in 1938 looking for woik he said "Thev gave me a hammer and chisel and started me to woik clipping stone from bone fiagments. ELECTRICITY the biggest bargain in the is still market basket! FOWEUGHt:COl pJTAH Easter Sunday Dinner $ jpj NOON UNTIL 8 F. M. Vi . , .... Mi- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! 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