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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, Payson, Utah Page Eight '3 Friday, MarJ) 30. Peay Urges Fanners Buy Local Milk Support Home Industry nized We c;irry Grade A H ri i. milk or cream line milk. To Increase Quality Green Spot Orange J. K. Peay of Benjamin, presiDrink and other dairy products dent of the Utah State Canning Crops Ass'n and chairman of the Delivery Free Utah County Canning Crops in a statement today CREAM O NEBO DAIRY urges growers to maintain or their acreage of canning com-mintte- e, crops. Mr. Peay states that the U. S. Dept, of Agriculture is suggesting increases as follows: Lima beans 5' ; snap beans 10' ; sweet tomatoes corn 40'; Peas 15 . The department is also suggesting that there be no reduction in last year's substantial acreage of other vegetables for processing. Mr. Peay referred to the importance of canned foods especially in times of national emergency. They are highly essential for the Arm.d services, also for PETTY PACE FRIEND OF OURS beat a golfing clergyman rather badly one of those pretty on the link March daya we had In Kentucky. "Cheer up," the winner said 'You'll have your day. If I spend many more of these March days on the greens, you'll be burying me soon." A "Even then, complained the preacher, "itll be your hole. But Mark Twain tells a better "parson story than we do. Here's one of his: "Some years ago In Hartford, we all went to church one hot. sweltering night to hear the annual report of Mr. Hawley, a city missionary who went around find Ing people who needed help and didnt want to ask for it. He told of the life in cellars, where poverty resided: he gave instances of heroism and devotion of the poor When a man with millions gives, he aid, we make a great deal of noise It's a noise in the wrong place, for it's the widow's mite that counts. "Well, Hawley worked me lip to a great pitch. 1 could hardly wail for t un to get through. I had $4(K) i wanted to give that mV pocket, You and borrow more to give. co ltd see the greenbacks in every ye. But instead of parsing the I'le'.e to the crowd then, lie kept on t nr: ; ed ta'k'eg and talking t.i'ked it grew hotter and o'.t'T, and we grew .'cc; :er and sleepier t ilov n, down a elm -- until lid1) t e plate did c.em ten rents out of it It all goe to how how a littli thing like this ran lead to crime." 1 i 0104 11 to w: M to ylsi require In 6sizes 8 la cut No. 2228 nui., 1. 8. and 3 Sue 2 requires 13 8 yds. of to 33m. yd. contrasting material, fabric and 1 14 yd. ruffling. Send 2.V for KACH pattern with name, address, style number and alee to AUDREY I.AN& BUREAU. Bon 360. Square Station. New York, N.Y. The new spring and summer fashother style. 15c ion book shows No. 1144 U out 40. Site 111 35-l- 18 35-i- emira. i1 ui ; i (vpctto? LAKE Cars With Oat State NEWS The Relief Society was Sunday at the Sunday Men-lovevening s rvice. Mrs Rhea a with her todnselops. Mower and Mrs. Veda Sie-morwere rel asyd. The newly sustained presidency is Mis Della Mower, president, and Mrs. Veda Sizemore and Mis Hattie Tervort as counselors. All other of the association reofficers mained the same. Mr. and Mrs. Blam Flandeis were weekend guests of Mrs. Arminta Flanders and other lelatives. An Easter program was given Sunday-schooin Sunday morning in place of tne class work. Mr. and Mrs. Aithur B. Sadler of Provo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Sadler Saturday. Guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Butler, on Easter Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson and family of Salt Lake City. Glen Cropper returned home from Provo Monday. He is con- valesting from an eye operation performed in the Utah Valley hospital. Mrs. Viola Cowan assisted by her two daughters, Nelda and Zola, entertained at a shower for Mrs. Frank her daughter-in-law- , Cowan, Monday evening in the ward chapel. Mrs. Cowan is the former Evelyn Gottfredson of then-mother- , Springville. A program consisting of music, songs and readings, with Mrs. Zellu Peay as master of ceremonies, was given. Refreshments were served by the Misses Lola Benson, Claia Ann Menlove, Carol Tervort, Patsy Moore and LuDean Menlove. Miss Marion Cowan and Miss Ida K. Peay received the many lovely gifts brought to the new bride. use in feeding civilians in the military zones. The canning crops assn executive points out that while there maybe some scarcity of farm labor, at the same time crops such as peas, corn and lima beans do not require the amount of hand labor that some others require, further more, mechanical harvesting of peas, corn and lima beans is coming into more general use and processors operating in the county plan to expand mechanical harvesting this year. Investigators are studying .W Pm.mc.ty Iiimrnbiun's t , v b.-e- Crusade. cnaz-KiTdaim- mi ilUFT Is GONE Lou manager of the Indians, the devised Boudrean (right' "Boudreau ihift against led of the Ked SOV William on the same team are Now they at the th Red box. They are ramp Warn In COMMISSIONER Vanderbilt this year ended Kenreign as the tuckys seven year champion . . . S E.C. tournament Sox Red Boston Walt Masterson, due for big hurler, Is believed been in the hes things this year-. . . The 10 years for business Sox are looking for Chicago White are another starting pitcher-a- nd Judson Howie at looking straight lefthander Young Cleveland of Bob Fel-- , a Is protege Dick Roek Howie Fox, Cincinnati . fllnger,' won his last eight starts to Jack last year . . . According Rex Dempsey and Gene Tunney, to fight Lavne deserves a chance Charles heavyweight champ Ex Moscow does not recognlxe j,Iiy world heavyweight champion or any professional boxing. J1 has causing a number d anonymous letters to he written to the commission reporting instances of Utah residents in who register their other states to avoid Utah taxes. Patrick Ilealy, Jr, chair-nastate tax commission, said r.e .Jd received several such anonymous from ddfuent letters recently ot the state parts The tax commissi n refers the letters to trie thief of p,.ln.e m sheriff having jurisdiction and ofrequests the law enf uvement fice; s to investigate the complaint and if found to be ,'orreet to impound the automobile and aiiestj the owner for improper rvgistiaj tiun. One letter gave the names and addresses of two alleges violators who were residents ot Salt Lake City and went on to xav. "it makes me so damn mad for some of us always have to pay through the nose, and these ail bills get off scott free. B A L L four bad 'pitches, champ Sugar Ray Middleweight the on Robinson poll . . . Kentucky basketball finished on top of the U.P. and A.P polls the both in heap Lie state w'i mi 'k heats c: ack aut mobile registration Sarasota, Ha Seam' J Tri Pa - THURS., MARCH OF THE WEEK LAFF of ijzed San .me eted are ,Irs. Utah sportsmen are invited to bring their families, pack a picnic lunch and meet at the Scott Ave- nue Hatchery, 880 Scott Avenue at 9:00 a.m., Sunday morning, April 1, 1951, for an inspection tour of three and possibly four State fish hatcheries. States Director J. Perry Egan, "The hatcheries are filled with fish, and we would like everyone to see the crop before it is planted out." The caravan will move from the Scott Avenue Hatchery on to Springville, and from there to the Midway plant, which is one of the worlds largest trout hatcheries. If time still remains in the day, sportsmen and their families could tour the Morgan or Kamas hatcheries to round out the days activities. The fish crop this year is splendid, and the tour should provide an interesting day for the whole family. ri, st :,van :.ng unde ch ition ;hip .ed and sen loss Visi SUN., MON APRIL Batts DAVIS b.,. ild eft for Regular . Ask lYiiiroiDiiHrns Her If biie s Gui A Girl fr.end For Groceries From Nellie R. McCann, Tujunga, Calif.: Yes, I certainly do remember the wooden Indian in front of barber shops, also sawdust on all butcher shop floors, the old lamplighter, bustles, and trailing skirts. I remember the loom my aunt used to weave rag carpets on, the surrey with the fringe on top, torch light parades at election time I loved to watch canal boats come through the locks at Akron, Ohio I recall the two and three cent pieces, two cents as large as a quarter and three cents as large as a dime. PILLSBURY WHEATIES Pk 2 EVERYBODY 29 MARQUISETTE WASHABLE yo anc RAYON SUPS 1.00 Beautiful! Theyre firsts ff ity multifilament rayon or lace trimmed with a Limited quantities ia J.4V entf-ery-! j Christina Wltschger, W several Come! Pick-u- p blue. 321or White, pink, RAYON PANELS savings for you on filmy, washable r8y0n marJuis8 Panels. Fully hemmed, fuU 3 inch bottoms. 42x81 or 42x80. ,,49 37c PORK STEAKS lb.'53 Lean and Tender BUY! 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T REMEMBER Probe Virus as Cancer Cause A tf&za Licenses Reported Mr-Dell- 1951 Canning Crops 35', ; SPRING e t .rv'v this weeks' patterns. All in the Game: Face Towels, Wash Cloths, !5x25 I2xl2 ! -- |