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Show THURSDAY. OREM-GENEVA TIMES 18, 1949 Eldon Harding spent the weekend in San Mateo, Califor nia with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gail C LoveLss and children. O Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bak er have returned from a trip to sou. hern Utah where they vacationed vac-ationed in the canyons. They vtnt with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis of Paris, Idaho, parents of Mrs. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mortenson of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mrs. Mortenson and Mrs. Bak rr are sisters. 4 D. Carnegie For Stores, Theatres, Organizations One of our specialties. ' Copy and layout suggestions sug-gestions offered if desired, de-sired, many illustrations illustrat-ions available. We are able to produce any , quantity. Quick serv-ke. serv-ke. Contact us for estimate. PHONE 0684 Jl PREU-GENEVA TIMES JC3PQKJTIO0 r0 YOU COPY someoae else in your work? If you do, you will meet with oHly the success of a copyist, although you may be copying subconsciously. Nothing pays off like originality. origin-ality. Don't take this to mean wild-cat schemes, crazy ideas with an attempt to be different, but worthwhile, helpful sound measures or ideas that have not been used before. Hy Landerer, of the Brandt Theatres, New York City, teHs a story of being surprised by his supervisor one day with, "Mr. Landerer, starting next week you will be permanent master mas-ter of ceremonies at this theater." He says if he had been hit over the head with a bat he couldn't have been more stunned. Wild thoughts raced through his head as he visualized himself standing stand-ing on a stage introducing celebrities to tw'b thousand people in an audience. In a panicky frame of mind, he asked himself what to do. Should he imitate his predecessor in telling jokes and passing wisecracks to his audience? Yes, that was it That was the answer. So he went out and purchased a joke book. He studied it and then asked himself how he was going to deliver the jokes. Honesty forced him to admit that telling jokes was not a natural talent with him; that truly good performers knew how to fit their jokes to the occasion; that a joke had to be spontaneous or it would appear mechanical, and would not be in the least funny. . So his problem was still to be solved I TrTr Every morning he practiced on himself, and every evening after the theater had closed. He recited poetry to himself, read the Gettysburg Address, tried to master the art of speaking ' before a microphone. But there was still the problem of what : to say before an audience. 1 Then one day he ran into an old friend, a master hand, that well known comedian, Milton Berle, who said, "Hy, there are not two people who can tell a joke the same way and get the same result. Just remember that in your position, your patrons are coming to see the artists you introduce. So go on the stage, tell some interesting fact about '.he performer, announce his : name clearly, and get offt Never attempt to imitate anybody ; be yourself." ; "That evening," says Hy, "I did just that, and I have met with success far greater than I had anticipated. Throughout the years I have carried that advice with me, and it has stood , me in good stead always." Yes, be natural; he yourself; don't copy. to fA i i !'4 0. 1 A 6 ' ' :0. , r.. . ' Mrs. Helen S. Kamaa, wife of the designer of ' -.n IS-190 helicopter, snpttorta the unique craft J r : reir.riiu stationary in the ftlr dorta demonstra- : r--,r tin Capitol Aboard we WUlism R. Murray, - r-.aian; Aubrey C. Witt, secretary to Rep. Victor .. .-Ulioma, and George Phillip of the U. 8. foreign Experts Tell Control Of Insect Pests The newest and most effective insecticide against cockroaches and certain kinds of ants is chlordane, which has proved a more powerful killer of these paticular pects than D.D-T. In research conducted by en tomologists of the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Chlordane shows promise also against carpet beet les, clothes moths and other household insects. But further testing is needed before recommendations recom-mendations are made. Two-percent chlordane sprays with oil or water base, now are for sale in many department, drug and hardware stores under various trade names. When buying, buy-ing, note whether two percent chlordane is among the ingredients ingredi-ents listed on the container. Oil-base sprays are transparent and often slightly strawcolored; water base sprays look milky white. Both evaporate after spraying, leaving an invisible, odorless film on surfaces to kill pests coming in contact with it. The killing power of the film lasts for weeks and even for months. Chlordane should not be used BUILDER C7 7UU HATIOH'S GQGATGG7 TOUCH VALUES ..' MEDIUM-DUTY DE LUXE STAKE i'.odel 3609125V-inch wheelbase, Maximum G.V.W. 5,800 ib. Offer madd$ araifobla up fa 161-fndi wheelbase and 16,000 Ib. G.V.W, It LIGHT-DUTY PICK-UP V. . del 3104116-ind, wWban, Maximum G.V.W. 4,600 Ib. Ofhr rrfel, available: 3604 J25Vi-incJi wheelbat; Maximum G.V.W. 5.300 lb; 3804 137-inch wfeelbata, Maximum G.V.W. 0,700 Ib. There's a Chevrolet truck for every delivery or hauling job with capacities from 4,000 lbs. to 16,000 lbs. Gross Vehicle Weight. If what you want is the truck that will deliver the most for the money then what you want is a Chevrolet truck. If what you want is sterling quality, qual-ity, outstanding load capacity and performance Vith power plus economy then you're dead right in choosing a Chevrolet truck. And if you want all these advantages at lowest cost, you definitely want Chevrolet, for only Chevrolet trucks have 3-WAY 3-WAY THRIFT lower cost operation and upkeep and the lowest list prices in the entire truck field! LIGHT-DUTY DE LUXE PANEL HodJ 3105 1 16-incfi wfeelboM, Maximum G.V.W. 4,600 Ib. Alto araihbh in Medium-Duff mod) 3805 137-inch wfwalben, Maximum G.V.W. 6,700 lb. FORWARD-CONTROL CHASSISt MoM 3942-I37 md vfeelbaM, Maximum G.V.W. 10,000 Ib. Aim orailoUe to model 3742-125 14-Inch 14-Inch vWbon, Maximum G.V.W. 7,000 Ib. Package Dttlnry fyp bodmt wAabh for mounting on hW ronrara-Coafroi Chassis an tupplied bf man nputabla manvhdunn. Aim &mo0& Touch f J ' ' D hnra equipment optional at extra cod, CHEVROLET TQUCEXS FOR MEDIUM-DUTY CAB AND CHASSIS WITH PLATFORM BODY Model 3808 137-inch vheelbote, Maximum G.V.W. 8,800 lb. Offer, models arailable up to 161-inch wheettwn and 16,000 Ib. G.V.W. TRflNOPOnTATIOtl P, E, ASHTOII COMPANY 175 North 1st West Provo uruiuitED for general sprayng of rooms as DDT may be used, but should be directed only on places where the insects crawl, hide or enter the house. If preferred, it may be applied with a paint brush. In general, use the same precautions as when spraying with DDT or other insecticides. Remove food and utensils in the kitchen be fore spraying cupboards, and re place them only after the spray dries. Wash hands after using. Any oil spray may irritate skin, nostrils or throat, so care should be taken to have the room well ventilated and to aim the spray carefully. Against cockroaches, it is im portant to spray their hiding places, cracks, crannies, under sides of drawers and cupboards. behind or undeneath furniture. Against ants, spray cracks or openings where they enter the house also baseboards, window sills or other surfaces where they crawl. Spraying their nests gives faster results but it may be in the wall or some other place difficult to locate. Ants sometimes come into the house from nests under porches, near house foundations, or ant hills outside. Norval and Sherman Kit chen, Don Rowley, Norman Rowley, Wendell Nielson and Leon Robinson returned home Saturday night from a week's fishing trip at Yellowstone National Nat-ional Park. Wheat Quotas May Be Proclaimed The present estimates of supply, sup-ply, utilization, and production of wheat indicate that under the Agriculture Act of 1948, marketing quotas may be proclaimed pro-claimed for the 1950 wheat crop Mr- J. Earl Smoth, Chair, man of the Utah County Agriculture Agri-culture Conservation Association Associa-tion Committee announced this wek. Should it develop that marketing mar-keting quotas are not required, Mr. Smith stated that it still would be probable that allotments allot-ments would be needed in connection con-nection with the price support program. Under present procedure, al lotments will be established for all farms on which wheat was seeded for harvest in any one or more of the years 1947, 1948, or 1949, and such farms will be regarded as "old wheat farms". All other farms will be considered as "new wheat farms", and allotments will not be established for them unless specificaly requested in writing by the producers. Notice is hereby given to all farmers in Utah County who expect ex-pect to plant wheat in 1950 on farms on which wheat was not seeded for harvest in any one or more of the years 1947. 1948, or 1949, that they have until July 1, 1949, to request an allotment. al-lotment. All requests for allotments al-lotments on ne wheat farms must be filed in writing with H T w uu. Desmond 0 L and son, Dennis will 12? urday morning for thPint-in thPint-in Chicago following a tu0ffie weeks visit here with her 7 ents. Mr. and Mrs. GeorJ. Wells. Wge P. President and Mr, Walu, Holdaway are the grandpaS of a baby girl bon .ffiS and Lyle Holdaway fS South Gate, California at Albert A. Hooking his daughter. Jane and Marrli aunng Hopklnson of Salt were Vineyard visitors the week. the Utah County ACA Commit eee by this date, Mr. Smith said' (sr.. n .snTiUUH1 i , A Consult your , local ogent passenger train schedule changes which became effective June 12 See the treat ciths of th (est... visit the natioass may historieel shrines Your choice of sevetol fine trains every day, and your choice of accommotions, including drawing rooms, compartments, bedroors, roomettes, upper and lower berths, reclining coachxeafs, delicious meals lounge cars. 0 II) 5 A (SO COG I An Important MERCH Of New Banking Hours B&inning June 11th, 1949 the FARMERS AND ANTS BANK will be open for business from 9:30sa. m. to 2 p. m. " 1 ji l ri i i luonaays inrougn aaiuraays This means that this banlwill give local merchants, their customers and Ihe general public TWO HOURS fORE OF SATURDAY SERVICE At the same time we are arranging the wvrking hours of the bank's organization so that every member V the staff will be working a five-day week and will have one more, full day for rest and recreation. V nts Bank, wl 1 or fifty-three years the Farmers and Merchants Batik, which is owned, controlled and managed by Utah County pebfile has shaped its facilities and service to the convenience of theom- munity. We believe that this change will meet the approval of on customers as well as of those who serve them. Farmers and Merchants Ban!; Td it rniri'niv imnr n..irn ntvu roao inAi rnicr.uu nu.c-Uiir;r:u da.u Utah Member Faderal Reiarr System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
