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Show Rio Grande Xemes For Seniors Winners Of Scholarships ver.; Lewis H. Zitzman, Ogden. FLY CONTROL WORK Each grant is for a one-ye- ar period, but will be renewed each year if the recipient maintains STRESSED BY STATE an academic rank in the upper Four Utah and Colorado high 25 of his class, Mr Aydetchool graduating seniors have lott percent said. Thus, total value of BOOARD OF HEALTH been awarded Rio Grande educa- each scholarship can reach $4000. tional scholarships for the 1960-19This is the third year Rio Effective fly control requires year, it was announced by Grande scholarships have been G. B. Aydelott, Rio Grande pres- awarded for community cooperation in each undergraduate study ident. The scholarships each at any accredited college or uni- town and city, it was pointed out worth $1000 per year were versity in Utah and Colorado, .this week by Robert Burgener. the of-- 1 awarded by the Rio Grande Schol a baccalaureate degree 'consultant sanitarian at granting in Price. fice arship Committee to four selected in engineering or a physical sciThe cheapest and most thorfrom a total of more than 200 ence decree after four years of applicants in Colorado, Utah and ludy. . jnds for the scholarships ough menas of killing flies in to New Mexico, states served by are provided b prevent their breeding places. ythe Rust Foun- Too many times people rely on the railroad. dation of iNew York City. to kill the insect. At insecticides The four are Ronald W. Cox, theh same time they are spraying, Salida, Colo.; Thomas F. Martin, Amusement is the happiness are allowing fly breeding Provo.; Richard C. Misare, Den of those that cannot think. Pope they materials to exist; consequently more flies. There is no economy in this practice. If we could abCookery-on-a-Skew- er olish the places where flies bread ji.iuu.ipi... our fly prpoblem would be solved. The Friendly Hews Notes From CASTLE GATE 61 JOUUNAIi (Utah) PAGE SEVI3 HAPPY SEWERS tello last Saturday and worieJ" The Happy Sewers club on their project. Refreshments met at the home of Helen Cos- - were served by Nadine Quintana. 4-- H by ARLENE WILSTEAD Friday evening the following and Mrs Ray Wilstead. He ac- students graduated from seminary eompanied Miss Mary Bozalakis Dixie Lee of Price on the trip. services at Price: Taylor, Paul Tabone and Chris j Sonny Joe Nielson motored the Miller. Completing three years family to Salt Lake where wife were Judy Lewis and Arlene Lois and son Steven boarded a Jacobson. plane for California. Mrs Nielson wishes are ex- - will be with daughter Mrs Leah Special get-we- ll tended to Mrs Mamie Long who Fouts of Los Altos when she en-- is confined at the county hospi- - ters a hospital for surgery. Mrs tal. Her ,1st and 2nd grades es- -, .Nielson will care for the kiddies, pecially miss her. Luckily enough Daughter iNadine, who has been they are fortunate to have Mrs residing at Los Altos, arrived Ruth Durrant at sub teacher. Our here Sunday to help Dad keep sincere hope that Mrs Long re- - house until Mom returns. Mr and Mrs Gene Halverson, covers, quickly. Ronnie Martinez was feted at Diane and David of West Jordan Generally we are not doing a good job in controlling flies. We a birthday party Wednesday af- - arrived here Friday. Joyce and are giving too little attention to ternoon at the home of his par-- ! Gene left the children with their t!sA- maintaining high standards of ents Mr and Mrs Lee Martinez, grandmother Mrs Helen Hough The following friends helped him ton and they joined Elvain Gib sanitation. Let's review a few of the con- celebrate his 8th birthday: Leon-- 1 son of Price to participate in trol methods through sanitation ard and Cleo Martinez, Ernest the Friendship Cruise to Moab. to reduce the number of filth-livin- g Lopez. Rebecca and Carol Tabone The Gibson boat developed some Bud Wilstead, Steven Nielson, trouble and the party discontin houseflies: 1. Communities should estab- Loren Bogdin, Anthony JReyes, ued the trip. Mrs Marie Greenland returned lish sanitary land fill type gar- Gary Zaccaria, Pat Houghton, over the weekend to con- home Donald Elliott and Th'w Rae where Angela bage dumps practical. tinue recuperating. Husband Hen- Martinez will help in reducing fly breedMrs Lydia Bendall spent last ry motored to Salt Lake to get ing around cities. week in Salt Lake where she at- - her. 2. Store garbage in Glamorous and delicious, skewer cookery is one of the most a t Mutual Tuesday evening liquid-tig- ht washable enjoyable ways to prepare food especially outdoors, over a garbage tended the convention of Practical Nurses. Lydia is a licensed the Laurel and Ensign classes charcoal fire. containers. To prepare the fire, buy charcoal in clean paper bags at of teachers 3. Abolish the old pit privy m practical nurse and works at the under the direction and Joanne your retail store. Let the fire burn for half an hour, or until Miller Bishop Hyatt county hospital. favor of modern plumbing, where the coals are glowing before beginning to cook. Last Friday as well as a week enjoyed a pizza pie dancing party ever possible. Where this is im Get little "extras" like crisp potato chips and relishes ready ahead of time. Following the delicious shish kebab recipe below, possible, replace it with a mod ago, the following ladies enjoyed and each member brought along fulfilling temple ordinances at the a partner to enjoy the affair. ern sanitary privy. your outdoor party is sure to be a success. Manti LDS Temple: Rheta Mill- These two classes consist of mem man4. Preven in TURKISH SHISH KEBAB (serves 6) tfly breeding ure piles, in residues in hog er, Florence Seely, Verda Craig, bers of the I960 graduating class. 3 lbs. leg of lamb, boneless 3 tablespoons lemon juice are extended 2 teaspoons salt 3 medium-sizonions feeding areas, and in other fer- Joanne Thorpe and Thalia Thack-e- r. to Congratulation local our this year ladies are to 2 cloves of garlic, crushed These Vi teaspoon black pepper graduates working menting plant and animal mater3 medium-sizV) cup salad oil green peppers help fill the quota assigned the who are Lorraine Olson, Dixie ials. cup softened butter Castle Gate Ward. Also in the Lee Taylor, Judy Lewis, Mava 5. Screen the doors and winthick. Slice Have the butcher cut the lamb into cubes about were Bishop tavell Miller, Gibson, Paul Tabone, Chris Millgroup dows the the house milk of home, the onions inch thick, keeping the slices intact. Cut the green peppers Lee Seely and Will er, Dodd Nordell Wilstead, Sun-dr- a Jack establishments. Thorpe. and all food Have into squares. Combine the lamb with the other ingredients except Llewellyn, LaMar Snow, Carl ard Craig. the screen doors open outward. the butter, in a bowl. Let the mixture remain in the refrigerator overnight. Dick Fasten the lamb on six skewers, placing the green peppers and Arriving here Saturday morn- Nielson, Jack Matthews, 6. Design barns, pig pens and Arlene Jacobson. and to two onion slices in between the pieces of lamb. Do not push pieces of meat Newberry week vacation spend poultry houses for easy cleaning. ing too closely together. Broil about 4 inches from the flame until the lamb Provide them with good ventila at the home of Mrs Aimeline is medium brown. Spread with butter just before serving. tion, and generally with hard-surfa- Taylor, were Mr and Mrs Arley floors having good drain Griffin of San Diego, California. TO Mrs Griffin is Mrs Taylor's daugh age. By 7. Dispose of dead animals ter, Letha. Another vacationing California Howard E. Kershner, L.II.D. promptly by burial, burning or i family who arrived here Sunday rendering. was Mr and Mrs Merlin Farish cleaned 8. Provide tight, easily of TODAY wein find increasing many quarters feed bins. Stock fee(J, grains, the and four children of Torrance. that the people can learn and are mashes, etc., should be kept dry, They are guests at the home of The learning. Handle them so as to reduce Mr and Mrs Melvin Taylor. Mrs Social-Demor Farish is daughter Rita Mae. Also of . Qcratic spillage. Party i' . r 9. Locate hay and straw stacks welcoming the travelers is the t has abandoned! "m sites and fence Lynn Wilstead family. Marxism and Blair Morgan of Kenilworth them well. Keep the bases of 2i called for "a free stacks well trimmed and clean. fulfilled the speaker roll at Saca in competition services Sunday and 10. Focus more attention on fly rament free economy." proved to be very entertaining It has denounced f better The prevention prevention. Loans for any worthy pura "totalitarian; is carried out, the more success and well received. He "recently controlled econ- - L ' pose on Signature only, car ful our control programs will returnd from the New Zealand fly omy" and has Jj or furniture mission field. be. pri- approved at WalWeekend the visitors 11. Consider owner- - Dr. Kerihner vate fly control by ship of the means means of insecticides as an aid lace Gibson residence were Ruth Lt of production . . . ." fo control by sanitation, not as dim UUlUJi LTUliailL Ui JT1UVU. 1 1 As the CHICAGO TRIBUNE the primary method of control. Durrants who once resided here, puts it (quoted in HUMAN welcome friends who have many Let us discover what we can do EVENTS for November 25th): "Ollenhaur said that all the trato most effectively reduce the their return visits. and Mrs Verdale Black Mr and ditional claptrap of Marxism breeding of flies in the area in about the class struggle, dictafamily of Provo spent Sunday which we live. torship of the proletariat, social visiting relatives here. Verdale is ownership and hostility to relia brother of Kay Gibson and in the gion was the study of Ro?e Olfon. He approaches CITY world of 1959." mankind with great advantages celeLittle Jackie Dee Bogdin Socialism has been tried, has 71 E. Main St. MEdford Price who is accustomed , to the study brated his fifth birthday Friday failed and is being abandoned of nature. Henry D. Thoreau afternoon with a party at his everywhere. Moreover the people are beginning to see that it leads home. Mrs Ora Bogdin served into statism and cruel coercion. to Deb the following: luncheon The value of the free market in bie Bailey, Kenny Leo, Roy Robeconomics has been spectacularly demonstrated in West Germany, inson, Vickie and Shelly Ncwbold while East Germany and other Loretta Magann, Rebecca Tabone Communist countries have shown John Fish. Reese Allen Evans, that where the state is the master HaLaurie and Kenny Olsen and there is neither abundance nor rold Elliott. liberty but great cruelty and much suffering. Mr and Mrs Walt Barney spent the weekend visiting at Granger AND Anastas Mikoyan, No. 2 Kremover the weekend. They attended lin tyrant, boasts in Cuba that Armd Services Day. ceremonies Soviet success is due to the conin Salt Lake. They returned Sun fiscation with compensation of all : HI day accompanied by Mr and Mrs productive capital. At the same time the Soviet Ambassador in Charles Barney and sons who Washington pleads for long-terwill spend the first two days of loans and credits from our poor, the week visiting here. backward country. Mikoyan may call our economy "antiquated" Mrs Wallace Waldron returned but his country owes us billions to her home Saturday after havthat it is unable or unwilling to COMPLETE STOCK OF several confined for been ing He offers to buy a little pay. Her days at the county hospital. sugar from Cuba at about half of health has improved but she will the price we voluntarily pay. We ERASERS RUBBER BANDS TABLETS PENCILS PENS helped Cuba by paying nearly spend further time recuperating double the world price for sugar at home. and by buying many times as Dwane Wilstead motored down much at the Russians are offerStationery (personal or business) - Invitation Cards and Enfrom Logan to spend the week to take. ing - Parcel end visiting with his parents Mr - Carbon Labels - Sales People, Spots In The News " I Cha rcoal ki" HELPER THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1960 I i y nn UK m ' v 3 HOLD IT As pace of grain movement quickens, grain men told Dept. of Agri- culture that grain storage f". J rates are a bargain, citing cnari snowing comparative NrtKfiper.: ,mTZT 1 rises since 1952. y ''Vt: iwrroesT !tv RATES 111 I V GOVERNMENT ,'fivY mm UP RATES f f ""l A ELEVATOR 12? CO hi STORAGE P. 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