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Show News of 2 " Your Neighbors ROY MYERS. J. Scout Troops Chairman Rowing Canoeing Lifesaving Pioneering' Cookini; Uil... 4 OUTDOOR SPORTS Dart Morris and R. T. Blinkerd. Counselors Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McKnight Hiking and Mr. and Mrs Clair Gillins Fishing drove to Fillmore one day last Archery Mr. Gillins attended week where Marksmanship to some grazing business. They Cycling returned home by way of Delta Horamanship and got caught in a dust storm Skiing between Milford and Delta. Athletics Donna Tolley received her cap at a ceremony last Friday night in Suit Lake City, where she is 2 .NATURE Mr. Welch, Counselor Nature Astronomy Weather ' taking nurses' training. Present to witness the ceremony were her mother, Mrs. H. L. Tolley, and her sister, Kaye. They went to Salt Lake on Thursday and returned home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Roberts Donna came home with them for a few days' visit. She returned went to Salt Lake City last week-fento see Mrs. Roberts' to Salt Lake Tuesday evening. father, who is seriously ill in a there. Lew Stewart left Saturday hospital for Mt. Wheeler, Nev., where Mr. and Mrs. Clair Gillins and he will be employed. daughter Louise were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ivan McKnight was the hon- Stoker last Sunday. While they ored guest at a birthday dinner were all together they had a on March 18. Present for the long distance telephone call from occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Jeanette and Gerald Stoker Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Moroni from Ft Belvoir. Va., where Myers, David McKnight, and the Gerald is stationed. Jeanette Jesse McKnight family. and Gerald report that with the exception of being a little homesick they are getting along fine. Recent dinner guests at the Jesse McKnight heme have been Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Don Elmer and family; Mr. and Mrs. Vance Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Gael Elmer were shall and family, and Mr. and in Cedar City last Saturday. Mrs. H. L. Tolley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McKnight Mr. and Mrs. John Stahl and drove to Cedar City on Tuesday family left on March 20 for and were forced to spend the e Weiser, they have night due to some car trouble. purchased a farm and will maks their home. ' Richard Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson, ob- Ivan McKnight was in Rich-- served his eighth birthday on field recently to attend a rain- - Tuesday with a party to which makers' meeting. a group of his friends were Invited. The children played Doris Elmer was hostess to games and enjoyed the refreshthe Young Farmers' Wives last ments served by Mrs. Thompson. Friday evening at her home. Richard received many nice Twelve ladies were present to gifts. enjoy an evening of sewing and Mr. and Mrs. Lew Stewart are visiting. DWIGHT CARTER. Chairman CONSERVATION H. L. Tolley and Ed Lartea. 5 7 Counselors 6 CITIZENSHIP Calvin Bartholomew. Jeist Long, and Glen Oldioyd. Counsellors Citizenship in the Home Soil and Water Conservation Forestry Wildlife Management Citizenship in the Community Citizenship in the Nation World Brotherhood PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Mitchell Fisher and Aaron Hansen. Counsellors Personal Fitness Scholarship Reading Public Speakinj Business Salesmanship Farm Records and Bookkeeping 8 PUBLIC SERVICE Dick Foorster end Dern Osborn. Counsellors First Aid Safety Public Health Finger printing Flremanshlp eVATrn'TAi0,''! Photography Sculpture Wood Carving Pottery V Lights i V Steering Abote All COURTESY :1 Professional drivers check these items every trip. "Safety is No Accident!" 1 ign-u- Music Dramatics Indian Lore -- I "V X kM ... p Red A. B. 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If GUARANTEED USED CARS AND TRUCKS . brins; aurh "knui " our neighbors would t. alls," better off. Take thane who would deny me s glani of beer with my well, I might not rare sapper far the buttermilk thg like. We sfl opfht to realise that we all hare different abilities and dlf ferent preferences, too. jest Aa-42- NOW - - $239 "Biff" Falls for His Own Story eB'y. Pw ON MONTHLY ? Rom wtiere I sit ... Jy Joe Marr' MVttfvL Nw(f IBvfsW Fw pairiMf. M4r vwtical frala M tmart. mt mm H mt yU ef fcnm. Cmmn Ah Um Bffc Mm itm boy. Ukm and material! ONLY Trnrr .mission 16 20-ELEPHANT BRAND Bui Trlbole, Dare Cricksoa and Aaron Hansen. Counsellors 20V SULFATE OF AMMONIA Art TREBLE Architecture Mechanical Drawing TImm ASUSTOS SlOINe SHIHOIM kf PASCO m4 t0mrmH4 flnl I'ls'w'lrf NEW 1953 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP GREEN DIAMOND 10-1-0 ART & RED DIAMOND SUPER-PHOSPHAT- j f ' Dealers in 0 AmiEO , n $200 Milford Palnltng Plumbing Electricity Chemistry 14 '216 ONLY IsWT $346 Down) SAVE MAYER BROS. Masonry evveawfWwi 636 Sales Tax 2 (Plus Metalwork wila. fjOftafJMC SSOTTVVslJIl NOW Woodwork sRHHtoy lAsBCO fc4mWftJslye dssejst OmU4 IIS fc. s. -- i - a- ttaW- Regular $1836.00 SufxrphoiphaU BUILDING Bob Berger ami Armon Whiting-- . Counsellors Farm Home and Its Planning Farm Layout and Building 'Arrangements Home Repairs , Machinery Farm Mechanics v vci aiw EeiuwtiE USI ins FROM YOUR LOCAL LUMBER DEALER NEW INTERNATIONAL PICKUP Diamond Chairman tab ! su Check-u- p j BRANDS 13 CRAFTS AND DON ALGER. Chairman rejoicing over the arrival of COLLECTIONS their second grandson, born at ' 9 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY Rue Nielsen and Arthur Hansen, the Milford Hospital on March Gael Elmer end Carl Goodwin. Counsellors 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny JimCounsellors Basketry Inez. The new baby weighed First Aid to Animals Textiles 7 lbs, 2 oz. Dog Care Bookbinding Poultry Keeping Leather Work Raising Pigeon Week-enCoin Collecting visitors at the Lew Bee Keeping Stewart home were Mr. and Stamp Collecting "School children, wholesalers, retail. Beef Production Rock and Minerals Mrs. Lewis Junior Stewart and era all are hurt when mining production Production and Pork Hog slumps. Taxidermy baby son of Cedar City. Mining taxes help education, purchases of sup Sheep Farming plies help Utah businesses and payrolls buy retail Animal Industry merchandise. This can all be lost because low Guests at the McCoy William Rabbit Raising for some of Utah's metals and high costs oi home have been Mr. and Mrs. prices Dairying , James Laughter and grandson, mining operations, supplies and taxes have made successful production impossible in some cases." Scott Rowe, of Ogden; also their 10 PLANT CULTIVATION daughter, Jean Patterson, and Don Alger and Lorain Gillins. Counsellors her three children of Prove. on arrived and Gardening Sunday They Landscape Gardening stayed until Tuesday. Fruit Culture 62 Citrus Fruit Culture Bill Goodwin was host to the MUST H AYE Nut Culture ' older Fireside Group last SunAgriculture PHOSPHORUS day evening. The Junior FireCorn Farming side met at the Lorraine Gillins Small Grains and Cereal Foods home with Freddie Wright as I Cot'orr Farminj; Iiafumas use mere host. Grasses, Legumes and Forage phosphorus then many othor erope. Crop Application ef 8u Visitors on the Flat last Sun Sorphotphata in FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY day afternoon were Mr. and 1 1 COMMUNICATIONS Mrs. Rex Carter and children of auve Williams, rtaak Baker larear yiold, ereatar nodulatlon, higher Beaver, and Mr. and Mrs. Obra and Don Gleason. Counsellors euality, finer, move WE WILL PAY YOU Myers and Sally of Minersville. Signaling palatable iaad, end $5 FOR YOUR more iertile fielde Bugling v rnn rr.r. rRKir a W when plowed under. SM4W4 MVI Ww Radio rhat's the llowance we'll give you on the purchase of a Delivered to your door once a Journalism week. Contact Mrs. Keith Rolnew tire, with LIFETIME GUARANTEE against Blowouts, Printing For But lins in South Milford Stone Bruiwes, Rim Cuts, etc. Let us tell you about it. 12 TRANSPORTATION Results Bob Tomiik. Dern Osborn and Bob Schramm. Counsellors DONT WAIT THIS OFFER ENDS APRIL 1st Apply AutoraobUirur Aviation Simple Seamanship at Before You CONTAINS KENTUCKY SPECIAL V V WHISKEY LOUISVILLE, BUY ADVERTISED V-- Tires BLENDED COMPANY, n . Brakes BROOK d j TIME ENTuC" BRAN SUNNY 01D i 1 CHECK-U- P BR0K - Idaho,-wher- SPRING it's... Counselors Swimming Camping Surveying FISHER. the millions who find Tonight-jo- in P. L. Neal and Ed Larson. Counselors South Milford THURS., MARCH 26, 1953 $ AQUATICS CAMPCRAFT R. Hardr and W. L. Myers. 1 In lit MRS. 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