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Show Thursday. Julf 2f, THE LEADER. 19S4 Garland Blacksmith, Machine Shop Operating in New Building The J. J. While blacksmith shoD in Garland Is open for business again, following con struction of a new building, in stallation of new machinery, TELLS OF 'SHOOT BACK' r ' CJESS" Farm Safety Week - V" - 1 Declared by Pres. Eisenhower '7- --s welder. - operating me business now are James White and Fay Guy. valued at $10,000. The building wa completed on, who purchased the business two weeks ago, and new metal from J. J. White. Mr. Guyon, a machinist, mar- Carson Hikers Must Sign ried Lola White of Garland, and left a small manufacturing bus- iness in California to move back to Utah. He has been in the automotive and machinist trades since 1929. By Aug. 6th The new equipment enables the shop to handle all types of machine work, aa well as tracThe Carson Hike registration tor repair and other blacksmith-ing- . deadline has been .sat for August 6th, Lake Bonneville " Council Scout officials announced today. By this date all Explorers and their leaders and dads planning participate in the annual event should haw their applications, registration fees, and medical reporta- -' cleared at the Ogden Scout office. This year's hike, Aug. 20th., into the Wind River Mountains of Wyoming, will be number 21 for the Lake Bonneville Counto . , cil. The first Carson Hike was made in August of 1932 when a group of 87 Senior Scouts and Scouters from this area joined with Cache Vallejr Council Scous and Scouters for a backpack trip into the back country of Yellowstone National Park. Since then, the Carson Hike has been an annual event with the exception of two years during World War II, and primitive areas of Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, and Canada have been visited by the hikers. Time and experiences on the trail have expanded the original idea until now there is a Carson Men organization and a Carson Code. Participation on the Carson Hike is open to any registered Explorer Scout, Explorer dad. or registered leader in the Coun. cil, which serves Weber, Morgan, North Davis, and Box Elder counties. e A, training course for all participants will be held at Camp Browning on Pineview Reservior, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 6th and 7th. It will include instruction in ntenu planning, equipment, packing, health and safety, fishing, and living on pre-hik- the trail. tractors. . 4 - derricks of Handling , of Immediate bulls and , other livestock. Movement of farm mach inery on or across highways. 6 - Entering upon or leaving highways at field or yard gates, 5 - i -- latest apparel for fall and winter, will be presented by the tit'.' v . On July 28, 1954, the "Stitch. ing Stooges" met at the home of Pamela Hickin. Mrs. Dean Madsen gave us an interesting demonstration on the care and styling of hair, j We worked on our blouses. We adjourned at 4:00 p.m. Delicious Refreshments were served. Our next meeting will be held at Julie Ann Ovler's Movement under power lines. a fashion luncheon showing the STITCHING STOOGES - 3 for Fall," Honey ville Civic Welfare Club on Thursdays August 19. To be presented in the Crystal Springs Lodge, Deweyville, it will feature fashions for the family, including some worn by ladies of a few years back, just to remind one how much more beautiful todays fashions are. Luncheon will be served at 1:00 and the fashion show will begin at 2:15. Door prizes will be given to the lucky ticket holders. Tickets may be bought from any club member or by calling Mrs. Leon Gardner, 0282 R4, Mrs. Lewis Boothe, 0199-J5- , or Mrs. Alton Hunsaker, 0199-J1- . Ticket price $1.25. Proceeds from this show will be used to erect a flag pole on the City cemetery, along with a bronze plate naming all former men who have died serving their contry in any war. Hakata, Japan A. McNeely, 20 -- Fashion Luncheon Set for Aug. 19 The "Silhouettes Cautious Citizens Are Commended By Fire Warden Max A. McNeelev On Japan Leave PFC Max son of Cecil The number and seriousness McNeely, Route 2, Tremonton, Again the people of Box Elder seven days of farm accidents, including Utah, recently spent County have shown that they auto and truck, is of such con- in Japan on a rest and recuper- are extremely interested in procern that this Farm Safety ation leave from the 58th Field tecting their lands and waterBattalion in Korea. Week, July 25 to 31 is of Artillery sheds on the holiday weekend special importance. President to McNeely at if July 24th as no fires were Available D. Eisenhower has ask. Camp Hakata were recreational reported. Dwight ed that during this week every and sightseeing facilities giving This year being extremely dry possible means be used to call him a facinating glimpse of Or- and the months ahead the fire attention to this great loss of iental culture. hazards are great,County Fire life and property. Warden John Hadfield and DistPrivate First Class McNeely, a rict Fire Warden, J. D. Gunder-so- n We suggest special emphasis be placed during the week on gunner in the battalion's Batappreciates the fine attitude the following dangers to avoid: tery A, entered the Army in and support the people are giv1953 and arrived overseas 1 Drowning of children in May ing the Keep Utah Green last October. ditches. irrigation 2- .Farm machines, especially corn and hay choppers and . . lathe, milling machine, drill press and grinders were install ed, along with a new portable Utah Tremonion, ? jv7si 'tr'-'- l . ' ' i "--jA two Communist MIQ planes commander-in-chiFelix Admiral Stump, in South China Sea, of Pacific tells newsmen in Washington fighter pilots from U. S. carriers followed "standard orders to shoot back." (Internationai) ef Turkey Time Scheduled for Midsummer Turkey Time, a plentiful supply of featuring Utah turkeys of all sizes, has been officially set for July 30 to August 8, according to Dail A. Prows, president of the Utah Turkey Federation. To help the Utah Turkey Fed- - ARRIVES FROM ENGLAND Miss Ellen Foster, sister of Harry Foster, former Tremon-toresident, arrived in Brigham City last week to spend several weeks in this country. The family enjoyed quite a reunion since it was seven years ago that the Foster family left England. Miss Foster is from Preston. Lancashire, and this is her first visit to America. The Fosters plan to close their shop the week of July 29 and take their visitor to Calif, ornia and other places of interest. n eration move this large supply of turkeys into consumer chan nels, wholesale and retail meat merchants, restaurants, hotels and the United States Depart ment of Agriculture through its Production and Marketing Ad paSpaid us OAeq 'uonejsiurui their support during the two. week campaign. The Turkey Federation official said that the supply, many of which are this year's turkeys, is adequate and sizes range from about 4 pounds up. The quality is generally very good and the price should be favorable, he added. As a protection to consumers and the turkey industry, generally, Mr. Prows advised the purchasing of graded turkeys However, he continued, if the turkeys are not graded, the con sumer should select according to appearance. Best quality tur keys are plump, well fleshed free of bruises and skin tears and have few pinfeathers. ing ior you. Simply lake In op 4i your Commodity Credit GRAIN CHOP Grain . to Firs receive prompt, courte- ou a"ention COMMODITY (Cont. from Front Page) Swenson served with the infan try in the South Pacific where he was awarded the distinguish ed service cross for bravery, after being wounded in action His Jaycee activities include serving on the board of direc tors, and as first vice president before being elected president this year. He has also served as state chairman of various com mittees. Loan Security Bank. You will thru a Swenson First Week in August There's ready cash wait- - Cash On YoiU particularly with farm trucks. 7 - Use of ladders and other fruit picking equipment. 8 - Operation of all cars and trucks in rural areas where be cause of lack of semaphores and other similar traffic controls extra precaution is necessary. EXPLAINING SHOOTING DOWN of rf plus ihe satisfaction of knowing CREDIT you made ihe best GRAIN ar- - rangement possible; 0AN Bank where you get complete one-stoBankng Service , Huggiiis (Cont. from Front Page) Mary Dawn Jensen of Penrose. They have seven children. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y he is serving as a coun Saint, felor in the Brigham City Fifth Ward Sunday School. Mr." Huggins is chairman of the Boosters for Stringfsl'cw i.i Box Elder County. p TREMONTON BRANCH Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Waldron two daughters of Arlington, and Turkey lime is nnotVici phase of the self-helVa., left Tuesday to return to campaign sponsored by the tur their home after spending a vacation at the key growers, said Mr, Prows, three-weehome Mrs. C. of J. Dewey, Mrs. Normally the turkey industry Waldron's 12 mother. brings into the state between and 15 million dollars annually from distant markets where about 90 per cent of Utah's xvuasummer p Mambar Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, ks O D a a a a a a a a a a a B -Q i-- i fork's MEN'S STORE DRESS SHIRTS - SPORT SHIRTS PAJAMAS BUY ONE ITEM AT REGULAR PRICE And Get Another For hrows suggested a small turkey weighing 4 to V pounds for indoor or outdoor t.'M becuing or fryinp during hot weather. Or, he added, a large turkey may be roasted and the meat frozen for later use in Sdlads sandwiches, cold turkey plates and other hot weather meals. fryer-roaste- r WILL RETURN TO ARIZONA a a a a d a a a a a U a a a a a J 'Ml Straw Hats 'A Price Gilford's MEN'S STORE aoaaaaaaaaaaaaaflotiaBDBBaaaaaaB We do make loans for homorrepdr .rrifi?::;-- J .1 i i " ' Mrs. Mamie Gorringe and her daughter, Judy Landvatter of Arizona expect to Phoenix, leave the last of this week for their home. They have spent the past three weeks here and in Idaho visiting with relatives and friends. NOTICE OF BIDS a bankers, bufee. Ve not turkeys are marketed. As a tip to housewives, Mr. Bids will be received by the Elder County Mosquito Abatement Board for the following: 10.000. lbs DDTW.50. . techContaining fifty per-cenical DDT of three to five micron cut size with the remaining Member Federal Reserve Syete -- 7ijiih . ii inn liiLUtf - property needs repairs or improvements, don't delay another fay. For w make loans to repair and remodel homes or farm structures . . . with no down pay mnt qnd terms up to three years, loans are made for materials and labor complete Of for materials only if you wish to do the work yourself. So come in now for ideas. free ettimates, quality materials and convenient financing. It's the most complete Mrvice. ever orrerea. H yowr Box nt inert ingredients fifty per-cea containing wetting agent, hair wetting agent, stick, agent, ing spreader, all of non non abrasive quality, poisonous, B of a three to five micrron cut size. White or off white in color yo may' borrow vxmi - rpoy- - ;ri s Z 9Qtk KHMtth ' nt sep-erato-r, throughout. To be delivered ten days after notification of bid acceptance. Bids be received up to midnight August 2nd 1934. We reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Karl L Josephson b 403 So. 2nd West b Brigham City, Utah Y99 lOKry borrow rp fo $X590.00 TtCttS New Siding . 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