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Show GARLAND NEWS Home and Farm News by Flo Munson Mrs. Vida Manning has returned to her home at Garland after serving as "kitchen mother" at the L.D.S. Mission home at Denver. Colo, for the past two and a half years. Dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Wright Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wright and Mrs. Emma Clark Tremonton. Ulah The Leader Thursday, December 23. 1965 AROUND THE COUNTY . . with THE MINK BUSINESS at the Ronald Welling Mink Farm at was Mrs. Welling Fielding. busily feeding the mink as Ronald works on a job full time. Mrs. Welling told me they keep 200 females, that they have had a good year this year with the price-wisto top pelts selling from $18 $20 per pelt. I was interested to learn that West Germany strengthened our mink market by purchasing a considerable amount of these pelts, since has improved. their economy Mrs. Welling stated that the desaphire mink is most in mand this year. This is a light blue colored mink. These folks have been in the mink business for six years. They belong to the Fur Breeders Agricultural Utah, Cooperative at Midvale, who furnishes them their feed advise on and also technical disease and market information. This is a very complicated business. The mink have about 4 kits per year. They keep 1 male for each four females. Pelts are taken the 1st part of December. Some of the mink growers located in this area are: M. W. Welling, Fielding, one of the 1st growers, Milton Bywater, Milton Hodges, FieldPlymouth, ing, James Estep, Elwood and A. C. Christensen, James A. Little of Thatcher. Mrs. Welling feels it would help their mink business if they had more producers in Box Elder County as now they are only getting delivery of feed every other day. If there were more producers they could get daily delivery which would be much better. IT'S NOT TOO LATE It's these kind of mornings that make me wish I had covered my rose bushes with straw. I T visited yesterday - - n Jessie Ellers This is the time of year when our hearts and minds turn to the Birth of our Savior and in the true spirit of Christmas turn our efforts toward peace Peace in our minds Peace in our homes - Peace in our communities, our nation and finally international peace. SerYour County Extension vices extend to each of our readers a wish for peace and during the coming prosperity year. May we each adopt in our hearts a caption from a beautiful song - "Let there be peace on earth, but let it bey in with ME!" And along with these feelings for peace toward all men is the festive side of Christmas. This is the part that sometimes gets priority. Lets not take the festive part out of Christmas, but lets make it less important than the real purpose. Let's give and think less of expensive gifts, but give more of ourselves in service to our fellow man, in giving joy to those who need the hard of friendship and love. With this in mind - we wish to continue to serve you in the coming year. Call in and visit us so that we can serve you in the most efficient manner possible. Let us know in advance the kinds of help you would like. It's been a real joy to work with you through another The Ray Finch leaves or well rotted manure to protect them from winter kill. By the way, it could still be done now if you feel like getting out in the cold weather. SPECIALIZED FARM ACCOUNTING Lloyd Clement, Farm Management Specialist from Utah has worked State University, out a farm Record Keeping system for the IBM machines. This is on a cost accounting basis where each enterprise is accounted for separately and it shows the amount of profit or loss that it supplies to the farm. This is important in this specialized farming era that we are now in. If you are interested in this type of farm accounting, contact your County Agent for details on cost and other particulars. Ross and Clark Rudd of Fielding feel this is a must in their farm operation. Leaving this Sunday for a few months vacation in Las Vegas, Nev., will be Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Burgess. The Burgess's will be living in their trailer home there and will also be vsiting with a niece, Mrs. Grace Andersen. year. Cowley'. Our Downstairs Toyland Terrific Savings Candy Mix Hair Dryers Regular $8.99 Reg. 39c 3 2Vz Balls Plush Animals 93 87 1 95 7 Ward held their Christmas party at the ward hall Tuesday evening under the direction of Mrs. Dona Mix. Mike Archibald acted as chairman with Linda White as FAMILY TO HOLD PARTY A Christmas dinner party will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Simmons Thursday evening. Attending will be Mr. and Mrs. J. J. White and Ray White of Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Alf White of Logan, Mrs. Faye White and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hansen of Tremonton, Mr. and Mrs, Dallas White, Mr. and Mrs. Max Pinder, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jensen of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Dtirfey of Collinston. Attending "Peter Pan" at the Valley Music Hall in Salt Lake City Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Royal Womack and fannly. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wise and Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Thompson spent Thursday at Salt Lake City with friends. SI. 79 l- fa - to one an,, all. Winter Party Set By Thespians Bear River High School's Thespians. Drama Club, are planning a party for all Thespian members to be held Dec. 27 in East Garland. It is to be an ice skating or sleigh riding party depending on the weather. Refreshments will be served and club officers announce plans for a dance afterwards. Nick's Barber Shop tended "Peter Pan" at the Valley Music Hall Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Marble spent Thursday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Marble are spending the holidays with Mrs. Marble's, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Haskel Stradling in Mesa, Ariz. W. Lee Thompson spent Sunday with his brother, Sam Thompson at Clarkston, who is very ill. Spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wassom and with relatives in Salt Lake City are Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Wassom and children, Kathleen and Richard of Concord, Calif. record-breakin- HOLIDAYS deployment Fleet in the g 0 Oriskany's aircraft flew combat sorties in six and one-hamonths off the coast of Viet Nam. This is more than any carrier has launched in a insingle combat deployment, cluding World War II and Korea. Her aircraft dropped 8,473 tons of ordnance on communist targets. Oriskany's Carrier Air Wing 16 became the Navy's most decorated, bringing home 1,118 awards and nominations for medals. These decorations include the Navy Cross, Silver Star Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross, and Navy Commendation, Purple Heart- and, Air Medals. The carrier was deployed 257 days, spent 211 of these at sea, and steamed more than 100,000 miles. This is about four times around the earth's equator. j III For Anyone In The Family l V' ) FOR MOM and SIS ts Robes Lingerie Capris Blouses Dresses Slippers Jewelry Hankies Handbags Hosiery m d i MERRY Shoes Slippers Robes Shirts Dress - Sport Slacks Coats & Jackets Sweaters Socks Levis and family in Tremonton were and Mrs. Ronald Colby and family of Ogden and Mrs. Mr. Cologne - Lotion Ties - Tie Tacks Hankies Rulon Bowman of Honeyville. "the'leader' Scouting Supplies and THE GARLAND And Many More TIMES Published by the Leader Publishing Company, Inc.; at 10 N. 1st West, Tremonton, Utah Make 84337. Sly if t The joyous songs of this Christmas scasoii 7'ing out with notes of good cheer, happiness and peace on earth, We, too, join our it 'f..:''. i,, v. 'S , TWo, voices, wishing everyone, everywhere, the Merriest of Christmases! a. m m Class Postage Paid at Tremonton. Utah 84337. I Cowley 5 Your Ona - Slon Second Christmas Shopping Center Subscription rates (in advance) per year. $4.50 outside State of Utah. Published week- $4.00 ly. We'll Be Open Until 8 P.M. Thru The 23rd A. N. RYTTING Editor and Publisher 11 V-- l '"'') Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Barfuss FOR DAD and BROTHER P" ill! f 12,-07- f9 X ' - Beautiful Shoes " j Weekend guests at the home Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cortez were Mr. and Mrs. Ervil Sanders and family of Dell, Mont., and Mr. and Mrs. George Cortez of Wendell, Ida. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Johns at- a Our Shelves Arc Bulging With Gift Suggestions Sno-Boo- ijt of with the Seventh South China Sea. A Book Makes A Wonderful Gift 89 Jay Nielson, a student at the Dixie College at St. George is spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Cora Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. Errall Bone scnt Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Maylon Hansen in Salt Lake City. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bone were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bone and daughter, Lor-enof Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Michaelis spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rich in Nampa, Ida., and with relatives in Boise. Mrs. Ray Evans and family accompanied by Mrs. O. E. Sackett of Brigham attended "Peter Pan" at the Valley Music Hall at Salt Lake Af i Airman Apprentice Monte C. Smith, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Smith, Tremonreturned to San ton, Utah, Diego, Calif., today aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Oriskany, which has completed Visit Our Book Department We Have The Latest Publications Lb. Bag by Karen Stokes will spend Bothwellers the week .before Christ ma.s in last minute preparations for a visit from St. Nick. Parties and socials will also round out the week. The MIA held their Christmas party Tuesday evening. A of direction play under the Wanda Newman furnished entertainment and small gifts refreshwere exchanged and ments served. The Relief Society Christmas social was held in conjunction with their literature lesson. A luncheon was also enjoyed by those present. WARD CHRISTMAS PARTY TO BE HELD Bothwell Ward Christmas party will be held Thursday. Dec. 23. beginning at 7:30 p.m. The Cub Scout Pack will present a puppet show with the puppets they have made. A program with talent numbers from the DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Stark had as their dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stark and sons, Todd and Ix'e of Ogden. Also visiting with the Starks were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stark of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hayes of Preston. Ida. The Ted Starks also live in Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Newman attended the Thiokol party in Ogden Canyon during the SUNDAY BISHOP BABY BLESSED Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bishop and Mrs. Ida Michaelis were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mayor and Mrs. Theral Bishop in Logan. They were present for the blessing of the first great grandchild of Mrs. Michaelis, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bishop of Washington, D. C. The Infant was named Marian Catherine. lf Pecan Halves SALE 2nd Leaving Thursday for Eugene, Ore., to spend the holidays are Mrs. Mabel Munns and her granddaughter, Sue Munns. They will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lec. Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of Malad spent Saturday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don Limb and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans and families. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Evans attended a "cousins" party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dell Sackett in Brigham Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson were in Salt Lake City Thursday evening to meet their daughter, Aloha, who attends the Dixie College at St. George and who will spend the holidays with her parents. ward and the singing of Christmas Carols and a visit from Santa will make the week complete. Mr. and Mrs. Deloris Stokes were hosts at their family for a Christmas party. The group enjoyed playing games, singing carols, eating and a visit from Santa. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. DeLon Stokes and children. Mrs. Polly Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butler and Den-ise- , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dee Smith and boys. Monte C Smith With 7th Fleet lb. Box Only Values M.I.A. WILL SPEND IN OREGON Chocolates Hand Mixers $9.95 lbs. Trucks Games Buggies Books And Many More LUDENS Window Box Candies 73 6 3 Dolls Chairs Guns Candy Bargains RONSON r c rmai nuiu GIGANTIC TOY CLEARANCE EVERYTHING MUST GO! Up To 50 OFF First Come, First Served of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. James White and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hodge attended "Peter Pan" at the Valley Music Hall Friday. e Holiday Parties In Bothwell Employees of Thiokol Chemical Corp. ... . mSP &r |
