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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1937 PAGE EIGHT AAA WILL SHAPi- COST OF PROGRAM " FOR SMALL PARlij in iOCAIL "The AAA is going to of the local county adnunLt costs of the 1937 Agricultural Program in counties ww yation are W!liliD,,ii"i',)i 9 4 President Clara H. Fridal, of the Dr. E. H. White left Monday for Denver. Colorado, where he will at- - stake Relief Society and Maude O. tend a Medical convention. Cook, met with Dr. Mildred Nelson, Airerinr nf th Xfntpmal nn1 fThlld resi-Health : Mrs. William Fields, a former department of the State Board dent of Tremonton. called on friends ' of Health, also with the director of he the we k on her wav to Public Health Nursine; Tuesday to fcer home in Wisconsin after spend-- , consider matters pertaining to the jvauonai ana state Heaitn program, iiig the winter in California. as it relates to this community. They Mrs. Sarah Ballard of Logan is vis- met also with Mrs. Kate M. Barker iting this week with Mr. and Mrs, Guy Ballard and Mrs. Margurite Relief Society with the State Board of Health in carrying out the program ; Mrs. George Carver of Ogden visitA. E. Samuelson, R. A. Christensen, ed Sunday with Mrs. Reed Giles. George Stenquist and A. L. Cook were William Whitesides, of Layton, among the conference visitors to Salt from Tremonton. spent the weekend with his son, Joe Lake, WUtesides. Mrs. Ethel Adams, a sister of Mr. Whitesides, was also a Miss Cleo Hoggan, of Burley, Ida,, has been visiting in Tremonton with visitor, Miss Nelda Peterson. 4 Mrs. Peg Johnson, Mrs. Lola Win Mr. and Mrs. Israel Hunsaker and zeler and Mrs. Amelia Cannon at tended the P. T. A. convention in Salt daughter, LuDean, were at Salt Lake Lake City, Sunday, Monday and Tues- City during the weekend. day of this week. James Ransom. Con Steffen. Duane Mrs. C. Tallman was called to Salt Lower and Charles Last of Garland, Lake City Friday because of the ser- attended a business meeting of the ious injury of her sister, Mrs. Pearl American Legion at Logan Monday Wordworth, in an automobile accident evening. ' mmxmtmnxv." - i din-ins- U - 4- - v..s v- EXECUTIVE Stinson monoplane on ordinary business trips. ROGERS MEMORIAL castle,, on famed Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado, is a memorial to the late Will Warllff VACAtlOAS ' Ctfftf f&?M AT WW r,,i,rs-cAs,- A BEST Mrs. -- . Amendments Are Proposed For B. R. IL S. Constitution e There Is Trouble In the Air f', Each year we have from five tn fifteen hundred glass insulators brok en by men and boys with rifles, usin our insulators for targets, every time a shot hits the bulls eye there is s case of trouble for the line man, and that is not the half of the trouble it causes. Four amendments to the constituMiss Dollie Thim of Logan, is spend tion of the student organization of ing the week in Tremonton with her Bear River high school were proposed in a special assembly held last Tuessijter, Mrs. Duane Lower. day. A committee from the Sociology classes, consisting of Dick Welling, Melva Davis and Dee Hall, had made DR. G. M. a study of the constitution and form ed the amendments. Office Over J. C. Penney Store The student body will vote on the Office Hours: 9 to 13 - 1:15 to 5:30 proposed changes at the time of stu dent body elections, which will lw PHONE 124 held in two weeks. There may be sickness and a dois wanted very badly. BUT, the line is out of order. There may be a fire, and you want to call for help. BUT, the line is out of order. There may be a message of great importance for you, death, money matters, sales that involve money, prices of eggs, stock, etc. BUT, the line is out of order. There is a heavy fine for any man or boy caught destroying property in this manner. WE WARN YOU, DO NOT USE OUR INSULATORS AS TARGETS. Bear River Valley Telephone Co. ctor EVANS Dentist ; STRIKEOUT CHAMP? Bob Feller, in his debut as a major league pitcher last sum mer, sirucK out 17 batters, tying the big league record. This year he expects to beat this. WORLO'S SHAPELIEST LIMBS Who Dancing experts say that Eleanor are the most perfect of any dancer'i in the world. dispute any beauty claims made for this star? art wjo Plans Laid to Combat Garland M. I. A. to Plague of Crickets Present "Post RoadM "Sparton" because the SPARTON Is the Only Completely Automatic J No Other Refrigerator Has the Style and Beauty, Plus Mechanical Features of the . ... 1937 SPARTON i Extra storage space. Only Sparton Vegabin. g A dry storage built in below the food chamber. Potatoes, Vegetables and Fruits always handy step-savin- il 1 Trti , - . ' Sparton Is Economical. Sparton's Coldness and Silence. 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Hnl and Tr assc paeot of ( 4orth meetl fo QUALITY MERCHANDISE PLUS VALUES This Modern Convenience 1 DRUGS ner, W These Items if Ynu Want i HOT POINT EEFRBGEEATOE iAS-Z- O 'Jremontoyi, 6UtaL-Check W-- -- J XUJ-ilUlU- it FREE!-Bot- h u t Y l 41 t Dentist Only Sparton has the "Thriftor Door" f Leader Ads Get Results e, - You never have the worry of defrosting with the Enchanted Clock. It defrosts automatically. Fitted with six glass containers melodrama and had a darn good time," said the New York Telegram of the play's first appearance on Broadway. The Garland production is under the- direction of Alma King. Those taking part include Carl Cooke, Naomi Gad-diNethella Griffin, Harold Capener, Venna Kirkham, Margaret Ruth Manning, Theral Bishop, Bobby Innes, Amy Christopherson, Blaine Bishop, Dick Welling, Stanley Castleton, Margaret Tarbet, Winnie Peterson, and an unnamed infant. SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. ADril 8. ,' Presentation of a broadway hit by T 17TT TTA1 f O P.) When Anabrus Simples local players following its first ap1W JU the Mormon cricket which in 1848 pearance is an unusual happening in crons of iwai dramatics, xne Garland M. nearly wiped out first-vea- r CARPENTER and BUILDER I. A US ,fint!r!.'I,mtkeS h'taPP!arace Players, however, have selected "Post CABINET WORK "1CL "c " "rmm. Koaa," a comedy thriller which held ed resistance T Box 204 from the United States the stage in New York all Tremonton, Utah last of department agriculture and Utah as their ambitious production. Scientists. . he. i -- w of. a ror rwf trJwav evening, uwiv ADnl .. . . i T CAmnil.. ucAt june w owiiicuMie uanana ie recreation halL entomologists DR. D. B. GREEN expect an invasion of millions of theU Post Roads is an excitine- kidnan- crawling insects, advancing on farm pining story chuck full of laughter lands covering nine million acres in and thrills. Mrs. Viva Munk attended Relief nine western states in an attempt to "First night audience laughed when Society conference at Salt Lake Citv Tremonton, Utah destroy as much vegetation as possi- it was comedy, thrilled when it was Friday and Saturday. ble during summer months. Hours: Office 9 to 12 and l:S0t j ' . The invasion is expected to be one P : of the most serious in history. During the late spring, researchers have taken an anticiDatorv crickets by analyzing soil in which the eggs have been incubating since ' last fall. Dr. J. C. Hamlin, Depart-!- l ment entomologist, believes the inva-- ; 1 sion "will be of record proportions." Suppression measures are being mapped by Dr. J. B. Parker, in the ij Agriculture Department's laborator-- ! ies at Bozeman. Montant. and win II be undertaken by the department with the state government cooperating. Under direction of two University of Utah professors, a force of VVPA E workers will spread poison dust across me patn of the insects to protect some 51,000 acres of farmland If funds are available, airplanes will fly over uie crickets to lay down a poiON, sonous smoke screen. $1.00 Value (j . foruabies : Entomologists predicted the lnva. y 50c Value - Only sion will cover a total of more than 4,000 acres in California: 22fnn in CLOCKS TOOTH Colorado. 91.000 in Idaho in? nnn "Challenge" Dr. West's Montana, 98,000 in Nevada $1.00 Value 25 c Value - Only 1 C Oregon, 1,700 in Washington and 87 000 in Wyoming in addition to LOTION acreage COTTON I affected in Utah. 50c Value-Wit- h Pirse Size (U. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR i ' fetes PowelreTlimb$ Come in and see the that the d YA WfAlK ifU Kpl'AMIj ANuS Jml "fcwftV" J Crv J Harrison Williams, of New York (right), has held the undisputed title of "best dressed woman in the world," for several years now. But some ,ay lne haina Mr- - Wailis Simpson (left) will get the most votes this year. Want to vote? DRESSE0?-- - .Sunday. Z:'4l This beautiful V v 1 business associates and customers distant parts of the country and promises to see them in a few hours, he means it. Bender is a licensed oilot and flies his own , Howland Cook was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cook, on i in Mrs. Jewel Steffen and Miss Lucile Tremonton and will make their home jCropley were in Salt Lake Monday here for the summer. ' on business. Mrs. W. T. Capener and son, Vera, Mr. and Mrs. David Bickmore of of Salt Lake City, are visiting: at the j :Provo were guests at the home of Mr. nome of Mrs. Capener's parents, Mr, and Mrs. James H. Keller. i jand Mrs. Robert Simonsen Sunday. ' Ted Christensen was in Evanston, Wyoming Sunday on business. K.,3 When Frank M. Bender, vica president and gen era) manager of The White Motor of Cleveland, phones Company, FLYING - y '.'fc " "b" 9 ILirryaift r- 1 ' . I Mrs. N. E. Shaw accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Smith Rose and son, Mrs. D. W. Jenkins, Mrs. Eli Winzeler Norman of Tooele, have returned to i smaU participating DeducUons from the ers' payments will not be too fa in counties where there - T. ' number of small farms," DirectruS9 ham Peterson, in charge of th pro" gram in Utah. says. "For each farm on whirh fv,. payments will total $20 of iess AAA will credit the county assoou" tion with $2 to be used to the local j AAA expenses for th count," Mr. Peterson says. "This man is being used because it costs about as much for filling out forms and measuring a small farm as it does for a large farm. Many more small are expected to participate in thefarm, 1937 program than last year. Without some such provision, the AAA believ-ethat the administrative expenses in counties with many small farms would be so high that large deductions would have to be made from th mo ments of all the farmers in the countC "With this plan, the more farms there are in the program, the larger win De uie amount which the AAA will contribute toward th ty expensen. Deductions from the pay. ments for the local administrative costs of the program will, therefore, be about the same in most counties this year, even though there are larger number of small farmers taking part, Director Peterson says." so - QQi OiV Worn; fkeron 0ma ' W. j, 0. nt t... K2 In iflj IVV 12's - 15c value - only 10 Cafex Vacuum COFFEE MAKER $1.98 Value Special TOUNTAlNZnTSS a, The .51-1- 9 la u |