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Show The KIDVALE SENTINEL. Friday. April 15, 1949 Page 8 To Greater Glory , n (-r- r ' i ! lly Marilyn I fill; I j Jl 'T i S i. if 4. r ' ' : I 1 j!i ; f . j ....... f s I t , S " ' jf I v i i' " ''v Four new Golden Gleaners, Thelma Dansie, Florence Harrington, Deon Crane & Noren Bodeel were honored as golden gleaners of 49 at a reception held at the Riverton First ward chapel Sunday April 10 making a total of eight golden Gleaners for Crawford Crump was chosen to lead the Jordan stu'lfnt body through the 1919-5- 0 school year last Friday when he defeated Mont Bishop in a close race for student body president. Sherman, who placed on the third team in most of the leading papers' selections of basketball players of '49, is the son of Mr & Mrs W Grant Crump of Sandy. He is a sports writer for the school paper "The Broadcaster." To assist Sherman when he takes over next year will be Delpha Hand, vice president; & Carol Miner, secretary. Ramona Day, Bruce Washburn & Grant will complete the Woodhouse Executive council when they .replace officers as historian, judge & marshall respectively. In the offices of prosecuting attorney, first associate judge & clerk of the court will be Mar'.in Fairbourn. Bruce Bills & Sophie Pappas, while Iva Le Duffin & Marian McCorrnick will become Girl's c'liib president & secretary respectively. Harry Rudd & Ralph Burns will be president & secretary of the Boys' club. Five cheerleaders were also chosen by the student body. They are Grant Furse, Jimmy Landers, Ardith Roper, Karen Wright & Coleen Terry. This will be the esecond consecutive yar that Coleen held this position. GIRL SCOUTS BUY, SELL UNIFORMS '; Girl Scout it Gleaners Honored in Herriman Shf-rma- n II - T .. Helen Thaxton of Kiverton waves goodbye as she entrains for Fresno, Cal where she competed in an American Legion oratorical contest with high school students from four states, She was accomanied by Miss Lu- cille Tuttle, of the Jordan high i t "' school faculty, shown at rear, "We're not stopping in Fresno," she said. "We're going right on to Philapdelphia." Her confidence was not enough. Helen didn't win despite a top try. An Idaho boy walked off with top honors. Sentinel photo. & Brownie used iforms will be bought Wednesday & un- sold April 19 in the Mid-va4 p m. le Firemen's hall at j Ms) . The meting of the Salt Lake County Women's Democratic club was held yesterday afternoon instead of today as was incorrectly announced on page 11. The Sentinel was misinformed. SLW TI.XEL Advertising PA YS new Crescent 4 H club, was formed last Friday at the home of M.ss Madge Wynn. Miss Vynn was selected as leader of the now group. Officers of the organization chosen at the meeting are Luana Lunnen, president; Lois Neff, vice president; Faye Lloyd, secretary; Carmen Lloyd, song leader, Karen Sanders, organist; Patty Ann Parker, party planner; DeLores Lunnen, reporter. i s k - V - Ideal Market jr.arold (Skip) Landers shows the form which he used in bowling 246, the highest game in the Junction bowling league, scheduled to wind up shortly in Kolier's bowling alleys. He is a Inn member of the Paradise team which has clinched a tro phy, about 550 in point money & S25 first prize money. High game for the season in non league play was rung up by Frank Kamnikar & the highest non league distaff score was made by Elaine Winger when she rolled 229. Sentinel photo. Beet Tops Produce Large Gain In Feeding Test steers Six hundred They averaged a gain of pounds per head or 1.993 pounds per head per day during the test, turning in a net gain of 26,G10 pounds. Figuring the gain on the cattle to be worth 25 cents per pound & allowing $1,000 or $10 per acre for the stubble pasture & $15 per ton for the hay fed, the net return realized from the tops was $6,308.75. This gives the average of $4.38 per ton of beat tops, "Records like these clearly demonstrate the hish feeding . lvalue of beet tops," it was "Tops provide high quality protein & concentrated fattening nutrients to replace grain & hay in producing cheap & ef-- i ficient gains." yearling pastured for an average period of 23 days on 109 acres of beet tops on the Windsor, Col, farm of the Great Western Sugar Company realized a net return $4.83 for the tops per ton of beets, according to Jack manager of the Maynard Brokerage Co at Billings, Mon. In addition to the tops from 1440.41 tons of beets, the cattle had the run of approximately 100 acres of barley & alfalfa stubble & were fed 9.17 tons of alfalfa hay. May-nar- A CORRECTION 'SEVEN STICIIERS' CLUB FORMED AT CRESCENT The "Seven Snappj Stitcheia," Four New Golden High Pointed Form Sherman Crump Elected Prexy of JHS Student Body South Salt Lake County's Most 44.35 Modern, Up-to-da- te Shopping Stop stat-jed- State St Corner Wasatch & State 7980 South fin .j. , suppim P.C.RHSMUSSEN'SIGA PHONE MID. 1 or 2 For your Easter Dinner or Picnic you will find the best in Vegetables or Meat at P. C. Rasmussen's 1G A These are a lew of our special prices lor Saturday, April 16th EGGS lge white doz Easter HAMS wh, half 4c lb 1C BANANAS Pork 8C Beans lge can Tomatoes, Royal lg can Mayonnaise, BF, & - ... Jd? pTf lb 55c COFFEE, M.J.B., reg or drip 2 Utah creme CORN, style, Valley, cans 29c FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 2 can 35c NU MAID Oleomargarine CATSUP, Vamey's lb 31c 2 bottles ASPARAGUS ........ 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