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Show ily, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas WadTHE LEADER, Tremonton. Utah doups, Sunday. Thursday. November 22. 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnsen will meet the plane in Salt Lake City Sunday night, City and greet Miss Gaenell C. H. Waddoups and children, in Brig-haJohnsen and Gloria Henderson, Willard and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Osey Jenson entersmall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ert Gilbert and family, Corinne, tained at their home for Leron Carl Henderson, of Seattle, and Reo Waddoups were present Johnsen and DeAnn Gardner, Wash. They will spend the to enjoy the event with their Logan, Janet Ward, Mr. Teeney with father, and presented him with and Mr. a nd Mrs. Austin John-seThanksgiving holidays some nice gifts, them. ' Mrs. Lorna Adams and daughMrs. Merlin (La Von) Ander-- I Mr. and Mrs. Ere Whitaker were host and hoostess to a son is confined at her home ters of Pocatello, Ida,., visited WTAH STATS AGRICULTURAL OOLLEOI EXTENSION 8EBTI0I group of friends Saturday eve- suffering from a broken pelvis, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Christensen. In honor of Educational Week, ning. A hot dinner was served suffered in a fall from a step to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jensen, ladder. the local teachers were present.t. A. Fullmer Allred, by County Agent Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waddoups, ed corsages by their students. Following Sacrament-meetinMr. and Mrs. Burton Anderson. "An accident is any unexpect- and Promontory areas of Box Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bywater, ed event that results in injury Elder County. He said that there Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnsen. to a person or damage to prop- are at least 80,000 acres of Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy and erty". According to our monthly range land that might become Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huggins. farm and home accident report, seriously infested next year. He Mrs. Ellis Arbon entertained Box Elder County during the was on the way to make some-egher club Saturday afternoon. month of October suffered a counts. The federal governMrs. Dollorus Iverson, Alice loss of $4035 from accidents. ment will cooperate with the Lucinda Jensen, Mary Peterson, Steven 'Vard and Sammy Evans are given instrucThree deaths occured, 1 severe farmers providing the state will Elvina Jensen, Carrie Anderson, announces tions on how to hold animals in the show ring by Bob J. Christensen and Andrea H. injury, 6 moderate and 4 slight cooperate where areas are inLivestock Club. injuries. All of these could, have fested with these pests. This North, leader of the Willard I Huggins attended the Daughters CONSECUTIVE been avoided if proper precau- work can be done easier by of LTtah Poneers Convention in 1 ' v were before hand. taken tions spraying from an airplane. A tare. Making such furrows may Corinne, Saturday. They also at1 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND tended the dedication of the Industry has been able to pre- DC 3 plane does the be necessary in addition to leavBEAR RIVER vent many of their accidents by best job he told us. CITY 3Vi cents per share from net inmonument in honor of the Opera ing fields rough or in stubble vestment income will be paid on De the precautionary means taken. 1867. in was which built House, club members of mulch. Basin lister can be used Eight By Andrea Huggins cember 15, 1956, to Financial IndusThe farm and home is next to Eob North's Wiillard Livestock to Mrs. Etta Christensen was trial Fund Shareholders of record, prtpare land to catch and the most hazardous place in the Club were in attendance at a retain Monhostess to her bridge club v.inU5: moisture. November 30, 1956.' most hazardous place clipping demonstration where world. The day evening at her home. A For the last 12 months, dividends These and other ways can be is the mining industry. The pain vc showed these delicious dessert luncheon wn totaled 13 cents per share and security how to used by ianners to increase boys and suffering that will arise fit beef animals for showing. served and the game was played. profits 17 cents per share. meager water resources. Now is from the accidents occured in act on and A picture was snapped of Bob the time to think Has Duck Dinner our country could never be ap I just as he was eivin2 advice to these water conservation pracMrs. Thomas Waddoups enter-- : praised in dollars and cents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hastings tained at a delicious Steven Ward and Sammv Evans. tices, the USAC specialist adduck dinner Another trip to the west end two members of his and three children and Mrs. in honor of her husband's birth-- ! S. M. RASMUSSEN. District Manager club, vises. of the county with represent- on the proper Viola Hastings of Salt Lake City day anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. to hold their way 217 S. East 4ih Brigham City. Utah atives from the State Drought animals in the show ring. visited with Mr. and Mrs. ThomMr. were these committee; as Mrs. Waddoups, Saturday. club Approximately 12 Taylor Allen, chairman of the members Hastings is Mrs. Waddoups in the will county ASC state and state drought mother and Eugene is her broContinued from page 1 exhibit 12 head of beef, 5 head committees, and Professor Rus-se- l of ther, 2 of at and head swine the purchase of furniture and Keetch of USAC, sheep thesheep Mrs. Gordon (Phyllis) Holmstock show which Ogden or rest room of the this for specialist. Te purpose was gracious hostess to her 16 to 21 equipment at Bear River held will be gren November sick bay high club visit was to examine drought and we at her our of share fair FOR GIFTS WONDESFVl WAY expect school, which included 2 box home.Thursday evening conditions there. At the con- blue ribbon awards. 2 bed clusion of the trip it was decided BEYOND THEIR FXICE TAG! springs and mattresses, Mrs. Richard Nessler spent frames, 1 Sea foam cedar chest, to recommend that the same 2 chairs, 3 single bed sheets, 8 two days in the hospital last Winter Heating Equipment area that was considered drought cases.. 2 bed spreads and week. disaster last year be recommendpiillow season of cold weather 2 Bishop and Mrs. Vernon John-se- n ed to the federal government is "The single bed blankets. at and heating equipand Mr. and Mrs. Leon JenWill Purchase New as a drought disaster area this ment hand, should be checked and sen visited at the hospital in Site School year. conditioned for winter service." Acting upon recommendations Salt Lake City with Leon Mr. Heber Thornley, entomol- This reminder is from A. Fullof a committee appointed Strong. They report that Leon ogist for the USDA in charge of mer Allred, Box Elder County to speciala cricneighborhood school who has been critically ill at the procure Mormon grasshopper and agricultural agent. the Board approved the hospital, is on the improve, site, ket control, stopped into the Every year more than 100 of 1 vi acres of ground which his many friends will be office to tell us about an infesta- million dollars worth of farm ourchaseTremonton-Garlanarea. happy to hear. the in tion of grasshoppers in the Rosel property is lost by fire. Most of of the land was approved Cost Hansen, daughter of this loss can be prevented. De- at about S6.925.00, and Leonard Mr.LeaAnn and Mrs. Eursel Hansen, refective chimneys, carelessness L. Bishop, was authorized to turned from the Cooley hospital with combustible materials or for the purchase. Friday. She was operated on misuse of petroleum products negatiato Folding: Gates Approved in the week for appendi-cituearlier of fires. as causes farm rank high For Memorial Gym The National Safety Council In order to completely control Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Waddoups recommends the following pre- traffic in Memorial two of Gym, Malad, Ida., were guests of cautions against fire: folding gates in addition to those Mr. Waddouos brother and fam- (1) Repair cracks or other installed were approved. $2 HOLDS UXTIL XMAS defects and replace rusted or already Stevens reported that Principal burned out stove pipes. these gates will be used in the Plan California Vacation (2) Never use petroleum pro- main EASTMAN KODAK SETS foyer of Memorial gym. to start or hasten a fire. ducts Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Brien 9.75 For Park Valley 1. Holiday Set Equipment v ma111 (3) See that combustible are planning to close their busi'v School Gets OK 13.95 2. Hawkeye Set terials are protected. next week school will Club The ness, Park Bowling Valley 3. Bull's Eye Set .... 19.75 (4) Use metal or asbestos get new playground equipment and leave for a vacation in Los 22.50 floor 4. Duraflelx Set covering under wood or eostine about $480. subject to Angeles. They expect to visit stoves. ANSCO CAMERA SETS investigation of Superintendent - their daughter, Mrs. O. W. Field Prnney's cfMrful quilted (5) Use a spark arrester on the 1. Readyflash Set .... 11.95 Weight. The requisition was ap- and family. of risk to slippers! Longwear-ln- g platform eliminate 2. Shurflash Set y.ia chimney proved last week. rayon-- a rotate, open toe, 3. Anscoflex I Set ... . 22.95 starting roof fire. Class Gives Box Elder . far Sanitized for freshness. Sizes (6) When guard firing, 4. Anscoflex II Set ... . 27.95 Hi?h School Electric Clocks extinguish4 to 10. against completely of an electric installation The WELL ing the flame by adding coal to clock in every classroom in Box 2.33 $5 HOLDS FOLLOWIM School one side of the Bothwell Grades 4,5,6 Elder high school was the gift By tank heaters, See that (7) of the Class of 1956. The class 35 M.M. Color Camera Set feed heaters and other types of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Anderalso turned over to the Board 69.50 heating equipment around the the 1. Armis C-Me $45.07 left after son went to Ogden on a business remaining and 99.50 farm are installed safely 2. Argus C-of the clocks. morning. Thursday purchase trip in good condition. Set Rental Fee 3. Ansco Memar Set . 56.00 kept Mr. and Mrs. Noel Gibbs and mx Be sure that dampers in , (8) mi k- j for the use of daughter, Kristine, Salt Lake Rental fees 4. Graphic 35 "Push never stoves or furnace pipes are School were set at Little Valley Christ102.50 were Fred To party, to party goes visiting Button" City as to force closed so tightly -for one room ensen and family, Saturday and 5. Ansco Super Memar. 69.50 carbon monoxide or other gases $1.00 per hour mommy and dolly, awhirling rooms two for hour $1.50 per in taffetized cotton Sunday. slips! out into the room. Projectors, Movie $1.75 per hour for three rooms; . . . Horns Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stark again, these little Cameras, etc. and $2.00 per hour for four lookalikes suds beautifully, spent Sunday in Salt Lake City 1. Argus slide projector . 39.50 Conserve Winter Precipitation rooms. never need ironing! Mrs. DeRay Stark. Mr. and with 2. Argus Automatic Construction Company Farmers should make plans Valerie and Jenine Jones of 62.50 Pays Utility Costs Projector conserve now to winter precipi of Moab visited Bothwell school A report was given by the 3. Kodak Movie advises Bruce Anderson, tation, Morrison-Knudso- n Monday and Tuesday. Friday, that 62.00 extension Projector Mrs. M. D. Mason Mr. irrigation specialist at superintendent and Co.. would pay the 4. Keystone K75 Movie Utah State Agricultural College. cost of visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderelec and water, sewer, 74.95 "During dry years such as we Projector at the Little Valley son and family Saturday evehave had every inch of moisture tricity 5. Keystone K100 Movie School, with no cost to the ning. 99.50 conserved in the soil results in district. Saturday, Miss Lila Lee Stark Projector benefit to the farmer. If you are a Journalism Convenattended 6. Poloroid-(Pictur-e in 1 Bid For Drapes Approve leave your tion at the A. C. in Logan. 69.50 dry land farming was auth Barrus Mrs. Orlean Minute Camera) fields in condition to hold the 7. Kodak Turret movie. 79.50 orized to make drapes for the winter moisture. Bunderson principal's Hervin 8. Brownie Movie Peuney's smooth sheep leath- -, fields "Fall plowing leaves the er moccasin! White bunny , 29.95 rough and cloddy and is a good office on her low bid of $426.75. Scholarships Camera was advised Xur collar, soft cushiony sole, 9. Keystone Capri K19. 59.95 way to retard runoff and retain The superintendent Seniors for to bids drapes furnishing get 10. Brownie Movie .... 37.50 rain or snow. Stubble mulching multicolored hand beaded at Bear Senior students of Bear River or trash cover aids in retaining for the new addition toe! 9. 4 to Sizes Screens fourschool. Light Meters High School may apply for rain and snow on the field so River high Movie Lights, etc. Granted 15 at offered Requests scholarships 2.98 year the moisture can enter the soil," Other requisitions which re- hading American universities by adds. Mr. Anderson C. board the Lockheed Leadership Fund. In steep lands contour furrows ceived approval of the steel drawer a four for were Full college tuition and may be used to catch the mois- master file for Box Elder high fees, plus an additional $500 school vault costing $68.00 and each year for personal cola Tack Board for Bear River lege expenses, will be provided by the Leadership Fund high school Visual Aids Room costing $48.00. program sponsored by Lockheed Aircraft Corporation to Salary Set For Bus Drivers MANY. MANY The basic salary for bus oper help deserving students interators in the district was set at ested in careers in private $1,204.00 per school year based 1 on 172 days. This allows for two To the People of will be for scholarships hours per day, and any addition- ergineering majors and five for al time required for operation students specializing in business Bear River Valley will be paid for at $1.00 per administration, in mathematics, hour. flntrJifiVf dustrial relations, accounting, or xtaj t Other assignments other than other subjects applicable to the ' from to and For Helping To Make The students taking aircraft industry. .. . school will be paid additional A "student trainee" program Grand Opening of Our compensation, above the regular has also been initiated at Dugway $1.00 per hour rate. . Proving Ground, Dugway, Utah, Teachers Ilirf rt For to assist students in obtaining deDan River ginghams in rich, Remedial Work by assuring them employwoven-thrcolors . . tailored Three teachers were approved grees ment while working toward the n like dad's! finished An Outstanding Success for work in the remedial pro- those Better! because they're suc to stay cleaner ,longer, press engineering and scientific gram. Eva Burrows and Merle warm soft soled felt slipper. touch-up new like ironwith Grover each one half day in degrees. sizes 2 to 18 or none at all. ... at are After ing Penmey's diplomas budget price! earned, per Brigham City; and Roma Whit- manent Cushion platform corduroy We Shall Endeavor to Merit Your Patronage By jobs will be assured all aker a full day In Tremonton n ijnwiiiujuiu trainees who show they possess trim! 4 to 9. and Garland schools. the necessary background. Prompt and Friendly Service Resignation Accepted 1.98 t For further details see the bulThe resignation of Mrs. Flor letin board and check with poster ence Johnston, teacher at the HAROLD and STAN REESE Lakeside School effective Nov. the principal's office. 9. was reported. A substitute -B- .R.HS. Searchlight teacher is now in charge there. FARM drenui and HOME n. j . f . j 4-- A 4-- II Visitors From Salt Lake Cilv " inancia Industrial fund, inc. '4-- 4-- School Board rSanta Penmm d s. CAMERAS Pill? coal-burnin- TV'J' iv g - BOTH fire-po- t. Lookalikos Dolly 'N' Taffetizcd Colton Slips 3 4 . N k .aft 1 hstki Await Interested HARRISON'S THANKS fiifi'iiiif PHILLIP'S W STATION ... " For Your Liltle Guy Gingham Sport Shirts u Dri-Do- 198 7 |