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Show The Beaver Press, Thursday, May 28, 1942 PETERSON VISION'S VAST RISE IX FAT LAMB INCOME Local Happenings On Our Way FIRMAGE THEATRE BEKKV AT HIS BEST AS TOUGH dollar million a one SERGT. IX THE BUGLE SOUNDS Predicting increase in Utah's annual income from fat lambs as a result of the Wallace Berry is definitely in NAUTICAL NOTES , Hollywood, Caliform. Mrs. Alva Thompson returned successful rehabilitation of mar- his own territory as a tough top Mrs. Jim Yardley spent Friday 1942 -HBy Bill Hendry Hot.itt.Vf in Milford where from of last week in Milford, where she home Sunday ginal lands between Beaver and sergeant with a heart of gold was yesterday, official k! The Bugie visited with relatives and friends. she has been visiting with her son Scipio, Dr. E. G. Peterson, chairat er says 99.2 which Your Navy Recruiting Station m,ZH and wife Mr. and Mrs. Warren man of the state advisory council Sounds," story of the new mech two enlisfc-mentreports Cedar City, and hot.thehotestMayD1;! the at and family. of Thompson which of the FOB SALE opens publicity anized army, department Spring Fryers. in the Naval Reserve for the adv. Industrial development and presi- Firmage Theatre, Sunday and Phone 44F2. a few days with the week: past Mrs. Ma,ry Goodwin returned dent of the Utah State Agricultur- Monday May 31 and June 1st. ROLL: HONOR Bianeis, DUt they don't Z Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swindle- - home from Salt Lake City, Sun- al college, arrived here Tuesday is strictly authentic action Prows, 21, son of know who we are or that The Eric George day night after spending three night after an inspection of the re- approved by the War Department, Mr. ( George T. Prows, Kanosh, Ut. here Salt Lake City, where they were weeks with her daughter Mrs. sided areas, in company with a which permitted two camera crews Clarence Anderson, 21, son Dean ,. ..vva e Walbom who was ill with group of 65 state and national in attendance at the graduation to accompany regular army troops of Mrs. Jensine P. Anderson, Oa- fishine trio dm look 1 (k. . v ' l exercises of their daughter lone, pneumonia. on maneuvers at Fort Knox, Ky., sis, Utah. to Lake Hensha,: County which was held at the Kingsbury cover fall and grazing "Spring All enlistments in the United ..v , and Fort Lewis, Wash., respec -- j, A Girl for general age at Round Valley, Eight-mil- e WANTED Hall Tuesday night. camp hired 1 to Fort States Naval Reserve are for-th- e journeyed tively. Berry tl.50 naid an. . , per day adv. Valley and other points between Ord for actual scenes with the house work. Phone 24. entireduration of the war and are for the privilege of fu Delbert Nowers left for Salt Scipio and Beaver will result in a tank corps. Accordingly, when an ly voluntary. some worms and a bottle he where Mrs. Lou Kay and little million-dollLake City, last week, increase in income avalanche of roaring tanks careen t ' USN mon eggs and caught a has employment. Karen, accompanied by Mrs. from fat lambs," Dr. Peterson across the screen, it is the real & son of Salina, of Peterson Boyd mess of blue gilig and Ray W. Goodwin and daughter La said, "as well as in an increase Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Peterson, These fish are not Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lindsay, who Rae and sons Donald and Dwaine in the weight of. the annual wool thing. The story presents Berry as a wrote home a couple of weeks ago. in Utah. They arevery weiu both lib! has made their home in California of Pioche, Nevada, came over Mon crop." sevin first sergeant of cavalry with a rec He said he had participated fish in shape, short for the past year are the guests day. Mrs. Kay and daughter went deep Dr. Peterson, Professor A. F, cord of 29 years in the service. eral engagements with the enemy adn very good to eat sea of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. on to Payson, Utah, to visit for a of executive slave-driva martin- and concluded his letter with the me agronomist Bracken, and He's a few weeks and Mrs. Goodwin and Charles Lindsay. weign a couple the U. S. A. C. and Frank E. but his men worship him and following lines; "I am sending bluei.ayyiie et, children will visit this week with gills a little less. Salt Lake City member of he is a comfort to his superior of- $250 home and you may spend it Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dalton of their mother and grand mother the Lake is about like Pish Lak" department of publicity and ficers. Beery swaggers through all for defense bonds. I want to is the best Minersville spent the past week Mary Goodwin then they will go industrial stocked kks t. with rep the role with such realistic effect do as a good many sailors are dodevelopment, of the country. Bass p.J end in Beaver at the home of their over to Minersville to visit with resentatives of the forest service part that several enlisted men in the ing fighting the war and helping Cat Fish and Blue Gills son and family Mr. and Mrs. Brose her parents Mr. and Mrs. George ij service, soil conservation audience ducked grazing involuntarily ( pay for it, too," Frieds, it's spirit open to Dalton. Baker and family. fishing the entire J service, the A. A. A. county agents when he bellowed. like this which will SET the RisMr. and Mrs. Harold Goodwin uciuusa to san Diego City from Millard, Beaver, Juab, Iron Stone as Colonel ing Sun with haste. There is a mod ,! system. of Callente, Nevada, spent the last COUNTY AGENT SUGGESTS and Sevier counties, and sheep and T O. USN .nn,mnnJivi! in ground of the week with their mother SPRAY SCHEDULE FOR connection, store, hi cattle men from this section view as the colonel, playing the Every young son of democracy anu cauins, over 300 boats. Mrs. Hattle Goodwin and her son FRUIT TREES ed the reseding projects which figurewith the excellence to which who today has accepted the obliga- icvcuue sues 10 me city and role Claude. have been covered with crested has become accustomed tions of his citizenship and Is wear no small amount. It is i the public Within ten days after petals wheat grass, a native growth from j his long career. Donna ing one of his country's uniforms tun, i. au3 uuc eues away tm Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stewart of have fallen, apple and pear trees the shores of the Caspian sea through is a modern hero, a modern knight nice has feminine Reed romantic the Beacatches of with fish. Well we! a solution They gathered Tuesday night at should be sprayed Adamsville spent Tuesday in who has dedicated his efforts to our Lund-igaver on business. of 3 pounds lead arsenate, plus 1 the Beaver High School to discuss lead as the bride of William sugar cards and expect , of world international oline card soon, aint It s who appears as a selective purge the e pint nicotine sulphate to 100 gal- progress of the growth and to see service recruit in Berry's platoon. gangsters forever. These men and California producing many t Mr. and Mrs. Chase Skinner of lons of water, advises Hyrum Stef-fe- movie activ illustrating reseedlng and Utah who our been have boys are the gasoline it Can itHUVan on; Convincing performances Provo, were the dinner guests County Agricultural Agent. ities over a five-yeperiod. performing such valiant deeds place to store or facilities fori This spray will control codling Brancroft, given George Henry by con Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Jim the The pictures, showing need help, they need it tremendmoths, aphids and leafhoppers dition of the reseedlng regions O'Neill, Chill Wills, Tom Dugan, ping it. Then talk about n: ously and they need it NOW. They ing it. Some farmers who Coand is referred to as calyx spray. prior to the date rehabilitation ef Quinn Williams and Jerome tk men more need like themselves Mrs. Clnda White, underwent under their little a fenl Jigs Two weeks after the calyx spray forts were begun and after two wan as the menacing saboteur. out there in the battlestations to an operation Tuesday, at the of- the first cover spray should be ap- years, three and four years cult! The picture was directed by S. cut down ago are hunting for the spc the tremendous odds fice of Dr. E. S. McQuarrle, for plied to control codling moths and vation, were presented by Hyrum Sylvan Simoni, who recently turncan plow them up again. they which they fight so courthe removal of her tonsils. She red spiders. This spray is made Steffen, Beaver county agent, and ed out the hit comedy, 'Whistling Imperial Valley increased: ageously. We know you're proud Is getting along nicely. up of 3 to 5 pounds of lead arsen- Graham S. Quate of Logan, state in the Dark," J. Walter Ruben of these men and we know you tomato acreage by about Wi ate, plus 2 quarts of summer oil coordinator for the soil conserva produced. to want to help them. WThv don't cea and now can't get help Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yardley and to 100 galons of water. The sec- tion service. are and offered them only you come into the Navy RecruitThe agriculturists will meet BEAVER CITY STARTS canners here family of Panguitch, was called ond cover spray, consisting of the ing Station in the Post Office in per ton by the to Beaver Sunday, on account of same mixture, is a applied ten day United States Representative Wal TREE PLANTING PROGRAM 250 miles aa Angeles County Cedar City tomorrow? We will the death of their mother and later. This spray will likely not ter K. Granger Wednesday at 9 a. scarce be. happy to tell you how to start. Farm help is extremely grandmother, Mrs. LoVina Stoney. be necessary in Beaver but may m. at Parowan for an inspection well paid. Coming back Iron Through the cooperative efforts be necessary in Minersville where of ranch lands in that area which of the City Council and the local Lake last week we saw LOCAL GIRL WEDS Miss Annabel Hales, Miss Myrle the temperature is higher. have been increased in value by a centennial committee, 26 shade where they gave strawberrlJ Parkinson and Arlo Messinger trees of 5 different species were The third cover spray should five-yereseeding program. way if anyone would pick la is Announcement of the made left Beaver Saturday for Los An- be applied about July 15-2- 0 in planted on Beaver City streets. marriage of Miss Helen That did not last long. Robb, geles, California, where they will Minersville and August 7 in Bea- ENJOYS TRIP TO REAVER County Agent Hyrum Steffen who Friday It is foggy and 4 Mrs. of Sam and daughter Robb, visit with Miss Ethel Jean Mess- ver. This is to control second CANYON supervised the work stated that Delbert Nowers, both of Beaevr to today. the planting was largely experi- Neal inger, and Mrs. Ada Frazer. Upon brood codling moth and should KARL S. CARLTON Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. The boys and girls of Mrs. Lar mental to determine the adaptabiltheir return to Beaver, Arlo will consist of 3 pounds lead arsenOwen Davis of Minersville. Join the armed forces. ate plus V3 pound dry spreader to son's Fourth Grade have made a ity of the trees to this section. If CARD OF THAXKS The wedding took place May 2, 100 gallons of water. very interesting study of Beaver's the trees prove suitable the plantat Pioche, Nevada, where the cereMr. and Mrs. Joe Greenwood We wish to thank every o: Summer oils for codling moth Culinary Water Supply and its ings will be extended in future have moved back to Beaver, where control should be of heavy deposit conservation. years with the cooperation of prop- mony was performed in the pre- this time, who helped In si' Last Friday we took a trip into erty owners. These trees, together sence of the mother of the bride, during the illness and deati they will make their home. flowable type. Spray oils should and the father of the bride-groobe emulsified in a bucket with a our canyon to see how this water with others already known to be our beloved wife, and motter, Mrs. Sumner Murdoch spent last small A wedding recption was given LoVina to comes us it is how to and Beaver will kept conditions, adapted of water and added Stoney also for the h quantity Monday at Milford with her moth- to the balance of the mixture af- pure. furnish the basis for a general city in honor of the young couple Tues- tiful floral offerings, and er, Mrs. Ellis LaFeavor. Mr. Terry took us in the school beautification program. day of last week, in the West splendid funeral services. terwards. have were bus. Ward We to American were Linden amusement hall. A lovely happy very Mr. F. J. Stoney and fam!'. planted Apple and pears cover sprays Mr. Mrs. Wallace Paxton, Sr. and D. Thompson, our Mayor, on the south side of the block program H. was arranged, after should be applied heavily, 10 to boys left Beaver Sunday for Salt 20 Frank Andrew of Callente, to ob go with us. He showed us many from the court house to main which the remainder of the eventrees, per bearing galons Lake City, where they will make tain interesting things and told us street. European Linden were ing was spent in social dancing. is the guest at the home d the of deposits heavy their home. Their husband and planted across from the high beveral hundred guests attended grandmother, Mrs. Dorothy stated Mr. Steffen. Trees much about our water supply. father has employment at that mixture, We saw the pipe that carries school on 1st East. The male MulThe young couple will make i lams. should be sprayed inside and out, the water from the underground berry, which is fruitless, was plant their home in Minersville. place. from all branches sprayed with special care to wet the springs in Baker's Canyon. We ed on the street running west from Mrs. J. Wilford Robinson and sides, saw how the water is chlorinated the. Low Hotel. Norway Maple Mrs. Martha Williams, received ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS top branches thoroughly. in order to insure safe drinking were planted on the street south word last week, that a daughters, are in Salt Lake City baby boy For Spray schedules for small fruits water. One half pound of chlorine of the and other parts of the State where Belknap School and Euro- has been born in the Milford hosDAT" and stone fruits may be obtained is "DECORATION put into the water every day pean Sycamore on first west St. pital May 16 to her granddaughthey will visit for the next three by counor at the calling writing an automatic chlorinating by All the trees were planted ac- ter, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fugate. at the weeks with their mother and ty agent's office. The agent also machine. Then the pipe carries cording to a city survey where Mrs. Fugate will be remembered Mrs. Maxwell, and has a small hand sprayer available the grandmother, STORE water to a very large settling they will be located permanently by her Beaver friends as Miss for general use. other relatives and friends. tank. Here all of the particulars if they grow well. Present city Ruby Patterson. of dirt and sediment settle to the plans contemplate planting all bottom of the tank. Only the very trees 11 feet from the property clean, pure water come from there line. This will allow 2 feet from to our homes. the property line to the pavement, Pure water is necessary to good 4 feet for the pavement and 5 feet health. As good citizens of our between the pavement and the town we should all help to keep trees. Trees will be planted from water supply as 36 to 50 feet apart depending on OIL safe and pure as it is now. We the variety. would not like to drink river wa ter, which is unsafe. Our pure WEBB SPAFFARD culinary water must not be wasted or used for sprinkling when other May 15 was the date chosen by CALL AT THE COOP AND SEE OUR water can be used Just as well. Miss Enid Webb of St. George We fourth grade hoys and girls and Nelson W. Spaffard. formerLuncheon Cloths pledge ourselves to help in the con ly of Beaver and Now St. George, servatlon of our pure culinary wa- for reciting their nuptial vows in ter. We enjoyed our trip and the St. Ladies' Belts George L. D. S. Temple. thank Mr. Thompson for his kind Harold S. Snow performed the help. wedding ceremony, and an InformChildren's Anklets Frank Manzlone al wedding diner followed at the Belknap Fourth Grade home of the bride's mother. Mrs. Annie M. Webb. Straw Hats for all the family MISS IOXE SWIXDLEHURST Honoring the couple the same COMPLETES NURSIXO COURSE evening, Mrs. Webb entertained Percale Dresses more than 150 relatives and Graduating exercises for thirty friends at a beautifully arranged senior nurses of the Salt Lake wedding reception at the St. Washable Silk Materials General hospital school of nurs- George Institute building. In ing was held Tuesday at 8 p. m. the receiving line besides Mrs at Kingsbury Hall on the Univer- Webb were her son, Clarence Ladies' Turbans sity of Utah Campus. Webb, and daughter. Mrs. Vllatc Seed The graduating class will be W. Leavltt, who greeted the We guests presented by Miss Louella Maha-ne- y at the door. director of the school of nursGolden Uantom Corn The bride charming In a model ing, and diplomas will be present- of white taffeta with front nanol ed by Dr. George S, Curtis, super- trim of Imported lace, an exted-e- d American Wonder Peas intendent of the hospital. circular train, was attended by Musical numbers were sung by Miss Dan Roberts of Reaver, Miss Blanch Mortenson and Geo. niece or the bridpgroom. as hrldoa- Early Blood Turnips, Beets Morgan, Mrs. Florence B. Hoffer mald, and Miss Helen Fawrptr of will be the accompanist. and Others St. George as maid of honor. Roy the exercisps the wnippie of Las Vegas. Nev. Following Get our Prices on Mowing Machine Extras. graduates and their guests a dance of the bride, was best WAR NEEDS MONEY I In the Union Building on the Un- man. Send in vour .Tno- - wn hom niAnv nf hnrrcl vU" Mrs. Spaffard Is prominent In Campus. will cost money to defeat our enemy aggressors. iversity Miss lone Swlndlehurst, daughlocal music circles and is gradu gar as long as it lasts. Your government calls on you to help now. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swlndle- ating this year from the Dirle hurst has completed her course In Junior colloee, where she has tak Buy Delenae Bonds or Stamps today. Make every nursing, and was one of the grad- en leading parts In operatic pro uates who received her diploma. ductions. pay day Bond Day by participating in the Payroll Sav Th couple spent their honey ings Plan. Mrs. Irene Blackwell of Oak- moon in northern Utah, returning Bonds cost $18.75 and up. Stamps are 10$, 2H &nd UP- - land, California, arrived in Beaver for the Dixie college commence PHONE 57 Monday of last week to spend ment program. RP! AVER. UTAH some time at the home of her parThe help of every individual is needed. They will make their home In ONE DELIVERY DAILY AFTER 4 P. & ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Smith St. George wher Mr. Spaffard Do your part by buying yourt share every pay day. and family. has employment. ot, s Es-tel- la - 1 (1 ar er C 1 nl n, ar UU' In ar 1-- oi oil-lea- be-in- lQs TORY We Sell Cheaper! Beaver's f.lURDOCK COMPANY 3UY UNITED STATES DEFENSE BONDS STAMPS brcth-er-In-la- w It All w P |