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Show New Club Will Raise Beef 4-- SECTION SECOND National Alcoholism Information Week November 26 to December 2 H A Club was started at Snowville, Utah on November 2. The club will be taught by Cornell Snowville Stanger, Principal, and supervised by Ray Finch, County agent. Meeting once a month, 12 7 young people ranging from the ages of 10 to 13 plan to have The week of November 26 to December 2, 1961 has been set aside nationally for the purpose of informing the public about alcoholism, America's fourth greatest public health problem. It is also important that the general public be advised of facilities for the care and treatment of almhnlirs In Utah there are four alco- holic rehabilitation centers for men. These centers are located at Ogden, Salt Lake City, Pro-v- o and Cedar City. A center for women (House of Hope) is located at Salt Lake City. Consult the telephone directory. The University of Utah Cole outlege operates a Alcoholism Clinic to patient assist alcoholics, their families 4-- H JR VOL. 33 TREMONTON, UTAH, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 13Si Local Educators Attend Conference Clothing Sought On International School Issues For Needv In The Seventh Annual Conference on Crucial Issues in Education held last Saturday at the Orson Spencer Hall on the University of Utah Campus was attended by some 15 Box Elder educators. Themed "Focusing on International Education," the conference had as its keynote speaker Oliver T. Caldwell, assistant commissioner of international education. Commissioner Caldwell's address, termed "Education for the Survival of Man," pointed up the need of Americans and peoples of all other nations to examine and plan for the future of mankind. He pointed out that education is the key to man's future and that the best investment for democracy exists in the establishment of universal education for all nations and peoples. Thirteen group discussion sessions attended by some 300 administrators and teachers from all parts of Utah featured informal discussions re- - Mexico lating to the difficulties facing international education and a means of solving those diffi- The Senior and Junior MethYouth Fellowships are odist culties. a clothing' jointly educators studying drive forsponsoring Foreign relief in Mexwork conin United States acted as sultants for the various groups. ico. Anyone having articles to be included consultants These leaders in education from 18 given is requested to call the this week, church, AL foreign countries. then on Sunday afternoon, Among those attending the conference from the Box Elder members of the youth organiSchool District were Supt zations will use trucks to pick Walter D. Talbot, Frank Stev- up any clothing not delivered ens, Norma Jensen, Edward at the church. Word has come of the need Ward, Morgan Hawkes, Rupert for of all kinds, clothing JerBlackham, Keith Johnson, children and womespecially Lewis and Wilde, Harding. ry en's shoes. Clothing for children between 3 and 10 years of age is badly needed. lany IIoine-Ec- . families in Mexico are living in conditions of extreme poverty, especially those living in Four classes of Home Ec. rural areas. Blankets and other bedding students took a day off from school Wednesday, last week will be most welcome to the to visit a few industries con- cause of the drive. Everything donated will be bundled Suncerning homemaking. The girls and their teachers, day night and sent out, so it Mrs. Nancy Crofts and Mrs. will be available for Christmas Loraine Law, arrived in Ogden giving through the missionary at about 10 o'clock and went compounds in Mexico. directly to Paramount Ice Cream Company, where they learned interesting facts concerning the making of ice cream and pasteurizing of Girls Tour Industries NUMBER Dehaters Accept a busy year raising beef steers. They will be taught how to show their steers, keep records on them, recognize diseases, learn about rations, and anything else pertaining to the care of beef cattle. Any readers who have beef calves for sale are invited to contact Cornell Stanger, Box 605, Snowville, Utah. Invitations Bear River High School's Forensic League has accepted an invitation to a legislative meet at Bonneville High School, December 15. It was received last week by Jeri Oyler, chapter president. In a legislative meet, each school draws up a bill, then students propose their bill to other schools in the way a senator would in regular state legislature. The chapter is also busy preparing to send 18 teams to debate at Davis High School, an December full-tim- Early Plans Underway For Junior Prom Plans are well underway for the Junior Prom, which will be held next spring, according to Sally Woodhead and Val Heusser, At the present time the theme of the Prom has been picked and committee heads selected. Litchford, Danny Reese Anderson, and Karen Snell constitute the class of- f icers. Dixie Cornwall, Karma Stevens, Steven Larsen, Jerry Larsen, Susan Green, Linda Kai Finch, Sandy Austin, Dixie Brighton, Aralee Scothern, Toni Jeppson, Claine Stenquist, Steven Bishop. Brent Hansen, Pat Roundy, LaRita Nish, and Rae Ann Udy are committee personnel named to assist with Thurston the prom. Margene and Duane Archibald are class advisers. In order to raise money, the juniors have just completed the raffling of a 25 pound turkey. This activity came to a close 6. Mail Early For Sure Delivery because YOU OIILY Charge Placed Against Mine WEEK To have your picture Taken for Christmas GALL AL And make your appointment today 7-22- 72 STUDIO Main Tremonton AM AID TO APPETITE CONTROL SE m polisher and floor lamp. The bazaar begins at 5 p.m. Saturday. With A LEEK .in .est Otatlnt Is to painless wbea you can tnjoy your favorite foods. The LEEN reducing plan Is so easy to use Just take ONE LEEN capsule la the mornlrtf. This appetite curbin ..id lasts 6 to 10 hours, helping you to keep to a low caiocie diet, tou h oe amazed and tnrmed your newly found slender form. To reduce and tl to stay reduced your appetite must be reformed. The LEEN plan can help aid you In maintaining a desired weight level. If you have a weight problem, start YOUR LEEN plan today. L-C- Wr FOR MEN TOO! CITY DRUG Ask for and Receive the Best 1 AL 71241 E. 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Architecture Next the students iwent to the woolen mills where they saw the cutting and making of patterns, sewing and storing of material. At noon the girls went to town to eat and did some shopping for the departments. They ended the day by visiting Royal Bakers, where they be passed. Mr. Jensen is a graduate of saw the process of making North Sevier High school, bread. where he was awarded a scho larship to B.A.C. After two years at the Lniversity of Utah, he was awarded a scholarship to further his architectural education there. Upon graduation, his thesis, Hotel for A Sat. Lake Citv man who "tied "A Resort Salt in Great Island operates a rock mine at Park Antelopewas in the best chosen Lake", Box in Elder has county Valley at been charged with employing class and was displayed minors for hazardous work in the National institute for in Education a complaint filed in Federal Architectural Mrs-Swe- this gift is really State License In milk. means so much more A DAY WAIT-LO- Buddhist Bazaar A LEEN DONT them. Sitting ONI j 'SHOP and MAIL EARLY' is the word given by Postmaster Lynn J. Iverson, who reports that already the post office has received Christmas cards and packages for local Postmaster Iverson delivery. feels than an increase of 125 possible deliveries on the city routes over the year 1960 is enough evidence to plan for a bigger than ever Christmas mail this year. All patrons are urged to use 4 c stamps on their Christmas cards. Cards with a 3c stamp on them cannot be forwarded Bruce Jensen, Salt Lake or returned but must be desCity, son of Mr", and troyed if the addressee cannpt Jensen of Tremonton, be located. Wednesday, November 24, durhas received his license as an Remember, December 10 is architect. He was one of two the deadline for overseas air ing the Thanksgiving assembly. of the 28 applicants who took mail and parcels to distant the state test last weekend to states. TRY LEADER CLASSIFIEDS B. Jensen Gets your Portrait Are You and employers. Anyone knowing of an alcoholic or family seeking help, is asked to assist the cause by passing this information t3 There's no other stereo console quite like itl The unique, speakers permit a remarkably thin, compact changer and swing-ou- t high design. And, you get the flawless, full sound of fidelity. It "fits in" anywhere ... large or small living rooms... your private den... or the weekend lodge. Even piounts on the wall. 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