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Show THE Trcmonton. Utah LEADER On warm evenings" m "mulctle" arid One of CLEAR LAKE, CALIF. stu-ntpnr,- iai ' Helps Hospitalized Servicemen j Mrs.n, Federal and county insect control workers said it probably would be the largest undertaking of it r egg-layin- kind. the maxi- mum hatch of gnats is to appear, the boats would deposit the poison. Theoretically it would prevent th birth of billions of gnats and perhaps break their chain of reproduction so that they never again will appear in such enormous numbers, as they have, in the oast. T'4 j two-thir- operation. A day or two before 2ed Cross Recreation Program hazardous. Dead gnats pile up in drifts along some parts of the lake shore. Spiders which use the gnats for food become so numerous that their webs form silvery drapes on trees, poles and buildings. The gnats hatch in the water and emerge at the rate of ZM to 7 billion a day. The total hatch one year of the lake was on about counted at 712 billion, or 356 tons. A million gnats weigh about one pound. The evening swarms are peThe eggs are riods for laid on the surface of the water. In some places they number 10 million to the square foot. Arthur W. Lindquist, U.S. Agriculture Department entomologist the lake, and would not interfere not be sufficient to affect the fish in with activities of vacationists, the concentration of poison would who did much of the research lead ir.g up to the poisoning project, said the biggest doses of poison ever mixed nearly 200 billion gallons-- was to be used here soon in an attempt to free Cedar Lake, a famous vacation spot, of pestilential gnats. The whole lake, covering 40,000 acres, was to be poisoned for gnats. A fleet of small boats would dump many tons of TDE, one of the new insecticides, into the lake in a blitz "MUSCLES" EL! 4w If and Providing recreation and entertainment for hospitalized valescent servicemen is an important lied Cros job at military These lied Cross hospital recreation workers take a group of patients for a tour of Mammoth Cave, Ky., during an outing sponsored by a community service organization. Any woman will tell you she'd ation workers. Recreational programs are adapt rather nurse five sick children than one sick man. Doctors and nurses ed to the needs of both the man are inclined to agree with her. A confined to his ward and the conman resents being helpless and is valescent. They range from teach often beset by fears for himself ing a bedridden man to play soli taire to dances and bingo games and his family. The sick soldier is little different for the man on the road to from the civilian, except that treat- recovery. There are motion pictures for ing the sick serviceman presents both ward patients and the conva additional problems. Unlike the patient in the civilian lescent, and for the ambulatory pahospital, who undergoes his conva- tients there are tickets and translescence at home, the soldier re- portation to nearby ball parks and mains in the hospital until he is theaters. There are also the special servcompletely fit for duty. After the acute phase of the serviceman's ill- ices provided by volunteer workers. ness is past, he is sent to a "recon- Gray Ladies run errands and write ditioning ward," where he remains letters, Motor Service provides until he is able to take up his regu- transportation. Volunteer Services, lar military job. Sometimes he re- working with other community mains there for weeks. An usually agencies, help bring into the hoshe is far from home. pitals boys and girls of the same For recreation and simple, pleas- age group as the hospitalized urable activities to fill those long serviceman. hours of convalescence, military Red Cross provides the "home physicians in post hospitals look to touch" which, added to medical and th American Red Cross and its nursing care, helps restore the sick crps of specially trained recre- - man to good health. Electric con- can be purchased only S through Singer Sewing Centers identified by the Red or authorized Singer representative. For your sewing needs, NEW S1NGLR SEWING MACHINES New Singer Sewing Machines, oil, needles and guaranteed repairs, a representative will call every Wednesday at May Taylor Kent's Shop Trcmonton 4227 We are no longer making tails at Hepp's Shoe Shop. 3"" TURKEY MEN! If You Are Interested In liaising Turkeys At A Profit In 1950 CONTACT RADIO RROADCASTS CACHE VALLEY TURKEY Ik.) TRENTON, UTAH handle Swift poults and finance. We supply Jamesway brooding equipment, mlar tow and draft shield as well a? a complete line cf turkey starters and growing feed. Stuart II. Richards, Riga. Phone Smithfield We 85-R- 3, mxiHi .itiTuii 1 f iJift. r THESE TASTY COMPARE FOODS WITH CAN PRICES AND TASTE FRESU FROZEN GARDEN P.OTH AS TO PRICE THEY CAME RIGHT FROM YOUR TRY THEM land Carole w'-'-- Mixed :: 27 . GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Si lAQuzdrkja Cofh 10 or.. Vegetables 12 111 --7 27 . See your dealer to learn how you can profit -- ivC- -A VAX more by better farming c n electrically! TAH POWER & LIGHT CO. Home Ownership THE PAYING COMPANY - Local Con! This Beautiful Silverplatc now in BARONESS M WAY PEN STOCK TO i j I GET y i V i' i P 's i THIS BEAUTIFUL v t v v f y b SILVERWARE r, i 1 . I Ji 'Xc i " I 4 U y "y3i 1 V AT THESE i TIN WARE - v Vv i Complete y&ts old service in this level; silverplate . , or start a new one! It's open stocj at astonishingly low prices, on highest quality 1S Silverplated nickel silver, it's beautifully finished Teaspoons Dessert or Oval Bowl Soup Spoon Table or Serving Spoons Round Bowl Soup Spoons Iced Drink Spoons Serving Sugar Shells 1 3 :5. 9 & Table Forks Ind. Salad or Pastry Forks Ind. Butter or Cheese Spreader Serving Butter Kinfe Knives with silver plated handles stainless steel d and 15 iS 16 16 mirror-finishe- blades :j! With Our Silver is Certificates Present One TO Tins y 49c Of These CERTIFICATE IS OF REAL VALUE With each $1.00 Purchase we will give one of these certificates. With certificate and 10 cents (15 cents for dinner knives and forks and large table you are entitled to one piece of our BARONESS PATTERN QUALITY this sp0' SILVtK-WARE- V) 10 oz. Green Heans254 French Cut W Gephart's Silver Certificate Strawberries Sprouts Rrussel and - never tire. They are doing more and more jobs on more and more farms every day. At low cost, too! or,. 16 oz. have muscles " PRICES Pkg. . . Cut Green 1' GARDEN. Green Peas 22 Beans train DeVere Anderson of Bothwcll bearer. will speak Saturday at 10:00 a.m. and at 2 p.m. Sunday a ANNUAL Gold Medal Speech contest will ATTEND CONFERENCE AT LOGAN KBUTI. over These be broadcast Mrs. O. L. Brough and Mrs. programs are under the direction of Mrs. Axel Fredricksen, W. C John O. Garfield represented the T. U. speech contest director. Farm Bureau and Mrs. Ruby Nielsen of Garland represented GOLD AND GREEN the Bear Eiver Stake Relief SoBALL HELD ciety at the Annual Conference The Trcmonton First Ward JvL and Adult Leadership School I. A. held a succssful Gold and held at the extension service of Green Ball on Tuesday evenin?; the U. S. A. C. at Logan. They with a large crowd attending. attended general sessions and A very nice floor show was preclasses also sparate women's sented followed by the crowninsr in textiles and clothing, consumof the Queen, Astrid Mae Strand, ers problems and food and clothDarlene ing, and food and nutrition. by Bishop Ed Deakin. Davis and Jeraldine Robbins Many new ideas were presented were attendants, Douglas Laws, were sent from Washine-tocrown bearer, Susan Waldron r C. The classes were held and Leanna Nelson, flower girls fr - Monday through Friday. . AS ADVERTISED 12 oz. Lee Ficklin, "hired-hands- that are strong and totigh hos-pita- R Dial 15 a teacher was also honored for BEAR T?ivrt CENTENNIAL ... , m r J . TLLE DEWEY a perfect attendance record dur- - TOHEAK DR. FELT AT ' 1949, and the following A very The Deweyville Sunday School instructive were also recognized for dents i he. s,mriav lecture on rheumai Oleen attendance: and be given at Perfect . evening in the ward. During thej Ann J Joan oyce Holdaway, Fryer, 5 Parent evening the bishopric pinned Annabeth Gardner anr 'meeting Teacher carnation corsages on Wednesday 25th by Dr. Gordon fc'tfr Orpha Ault for 40 years cf ser- -' Neil Lish. Mrs. Orpha Ault, Mrs. Harriett ham City. E; .vice; Mrs. LettieD. Snow for 43 A. Gard-Burbank R. and E. ! Mrs Gardner, and Harriett years lvalue to parents, and ner for 48 years of service in this Myrl Norr took part on the Mrs, Blanche Lish, gram. urgently requested to MELD late summer the gnats become so thick that automobile driving is War on Lake Gnats Will Require Yast Poison Use .Thursday , This ware is silverplated on base metal of 18o nickel silver, such in the most expensive silverware. It is NOT subject to Federal Excise Tax. as is . ,d Gephart Stores Co. 10 oz. Trcmonton, Utah Cut Corn 12oz.2.V Cauliflower i;ioz.;i9o Cooked Squash l(oz22e . 1 ' ' I V I1 olaloes FRENCH . INI FRIES MAID 'I E MAKES k$ mmxm. 9oz.29c . . . .... Orange Juice M 5 a CONCENTRATED. 1'. PINTS i My xsla 7t f ; 1,5 Chickens .. SI .23 to I.l.r FRYING I I LI I;I S READY TO COOK of 1 1 A I ) I ) O C Iv COD or PERCH Cloth tm fat wohnbil.ty. Fif it fabric to win th Amtriion Inititut of laundtrmg'i Sal of Approvot, it'l ben biighttninj wordiobi ond homt for gnratiai( . . . ond it'i tigM In itylt fo th thrifty for lK '50'l Imoqin a P!w dr .r lh n thon $2 001 Spring Vton ogn, Cuodiigo oead tn St & Vlume till 52GG 39c yd. dengnil mAmxLi Trcmonton Stores Co, Gephari "Hnv for Cash and Less" Par YOU CAN GET THESE SILVER. CERTIFICATES AT GEFHARTS I RLE WITH EACH $1.00 PURCHASE - - - - SIMPLE ISN'T IT? rade at Begin Today! Trade more in Trcmonton GephB(i NO PARKING METERS! No parking meter fines! No roiih c treatment. Park our c.ir IN TKEMONTON. Tr.nde where you PIrasp! Take SAVE OUR SILVER CERTIFICATES, and have good Silverware for your home at Low Cost. jour time! plenty of f,,7v P3 11 1 tl TREMONTON, UTAH 0, |
