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Show 4 The Cache American, Logan. Cache County, Utah Tape Eight Richards Chosen Dairy Expert to Council President Attend Meetings Friday, February' 2, 1913 He had never pound type. 18 and yet had won gone beyond the ail prizes. i The biggest success in Boston Sunheld A fireside Chat urt C. Joins, of the Bureau mass otul annual w the At Rry A number of the Lru continthe past month has been theatres of home Youth of Dairy Indu-try- , day evening at the Washington. D. (Continued from jage one) mret.ng vt the lagan Webster the of war worker to arrive at krael-wprodurt.on Maigiret gent h. tor Bishop and Mrs. Vn Couiml to Id in the i).4iii!er 3f C. will be in Utah for a series atound the cortur, that God's in of the 'Timptsl,'' Home sold out ruul.-ieuas IYarl solo Harbor Navy yard on the A The Ft bru.iry ut Jan- of no were by commerce rami Wednesday, H.s hi min and all is well wit:i at every performance in spue remarks four years ago. S3 Pack t Washington Norm four ar? following by Dr. W, W. Itiilmrds was We nutting two weeks of snowstorms. home on uary 29, w ui Id. Alhston of RFD 1. of Most people around fcl.eduli-Clurle the for at ITlvate Paul t! Cache t . county we presld.-nseen the (hu-ethe play since fir had not coming w lilt t) fiirhiuehthe remainder. or uu Mr. Jones wl'l participate. Boston ru-"Benders Surprise' saw it in 1912 in Munich at the Smith field, recently participated m Carmen lu clrUku n, vke Vernon wim.' was iOUaiiy spent four annual rethe IVrkes, president of the and there ts much evening pre.Md. m. and Helen Lund,tfuni. rivalry as to Kuntler Theater, in those pre- union.large group's being smcd. Cache Central pairy Herd Imrefreshment who raises the largest melon, war days a model for the world. c.reiei s, scrrrtary-lr- t usurer. memorial announce provement uaMxiat.on, the other war Allisum with Our In Boston a Impressive dancer. 18 famous about pounds. usually The choice of second and their annual meeting for Friday Grant William a for Lieutenant a workers came here more than us the seed of tho Vera Ariel. sent Blend Zorina. played Seth j third vie president, and the afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Call-ban- . to the JajKs' attack on Budge. son of Mr. and Mr. of which he melon Kendall year Canada prior Lap, played negro. were held oilier ten joulh to be members Smilhfield lltrary. Hudge of Nrth lurgan 23 a naively charming young Peurl Harbor, December 7. 1941, weighing specimens ward of th committees are to be made Ail dairjnu-of Richmond and giow Sunday in the Nor Hi JKn He created the type girl did Miranda and the hand and was wot king under fire when founds. was Budge Lieutenant shoitiy from nominees made at Cove are Invited to hear Mr. himself and named it for the somest young man In New York the Japs were droipmg bombs on chapel. Jones at 8 o'clock Friday evenkilled in action December 22 In the high school. man famous grower of grapes did Ferdinand while the orche. tilts large naval base, an with of In election while to addition the ing at the club rooms in the in New fighting Belgium David England, a nonagenarian, tra was conducted by Sinre his arrival at Fcarl HarRichmond ceremonies L L. B. Flag officeis which were presented by Came, also famous for his dogs and Diamond who had composed the library. tnfantoi un to Allis ton was progressed j bor of the Richmond Cove were conducted by the American the nominating committee, of president bicycle club which rides an old music. An admirable performance machinist first class. Ills four Comof herd direction duiry improvement associa- fashioned high typo of wheel and all the while we wondered whom Jes.se L. Tliompson was Legion, under years' experience at Pearl Harbor mander T. Earl Hunsaket. There chairman, in organiza- tion, announces. changes over a certain course once a Jwhy no college had ever done has resulted in his seeing this A tour ho and who eulogized annual were four speaker tion and In constitution recommeeting year. Our friend also sent us the play. Only college youth the officer's life: Professor H. S. mended by committees headed by of the Lewiston Cornish herd im some seeds of Edible Gold. a would enjoy to the full the en Navy yard grow Into one of the world's largest, and he. like many will be Carter of the USAC: Dr. O. H. Howard Jessop and C. D. Mc provement association and only olliers who have taken a keen inheld Monday. The tour will begin melon from Poland, before the chanted atmosphere Dishand HJohn Kimp Budge. of the Europeans. college youth would profit war, the by provided for more partirl-o- at 1.30 at the farm of G. in the development of the musical jjritj E. IsracLsen; J. Baker Also somehrt white watermelon V. to pro- terest In officer of youth and followed arts the necessary pution many Mr. out the need for by visits to the dairy seeds which yard, points tributes Included a duet by the duce it, the music, the dancing, wider range in agencies from setups of Melvin many consider more skilled workers to provide Pilcher. If. M. best In the watermelon and Mrs. L. S. nailey. accompan- the for lone Bermuda shore stage setting, the Ten or twelve Spackman. community. and Phil more adequate support to KJie ied by Jack Taylor; selection by cantathe Elizabethan drunken clownquality and prefer to not listed as sgen-cie- and a meeting at 3.30 Bergcson organization chorus, at Pacific Fleet as it maneuvers about the North the Logan girls' Some of seed of will loveable the mixture loupe. youth this vast war theater ing. the in the original constitution Lewiston w;ard chnpt-1- . Mr. directed by Mrs. It. Burns Crook-stoInflicting is president of the asso. go to a friend In Clifton. Idaho, and ugc in the actors, and the defeat on the and accompanied by Lorna were included. enemy. some and new have whose of words magShakespeare already put Reports were made by three of elation. Nyman: solo by Charles O. l.fe into our next door neighbor j ic we all feel. Happy the college SmilhAeld Bull the all of committees, association Shlrlee has standing accompanied by who has always won prizes for j students whose first Shakespeare Business Visitor annual meeting the were offered 'whom emphasized the fact that scheduled tlu-i- r prayesrs Buckley; biggest melons, raised in his is the 'Tempest" and happy BosNephi Jorgensen was in Logan by President E. J. Passey and; the council was not an admin. Monday evening at the library summer He forgot his ton to get such a perfect this afternoon from hi home In colony. in Smithfirld Mr. with Jones and rheumatism in istrative agency but only a coI Bishop Ira N. Hayward. seed a of Southfield. gctt.ng Lyman R.ch, Extension dairymen A large number of parents at- ord, nating council whose mission in attendance. Roy Erickson, presto as.-iexwas coordinate and Parent Cache South tended day ident of the association, will be TZJiJLL at Soutli Cache high isting agencies. The education in Friday charge. committee first. school. Its reported Mr. and Mrs. Ileber Cronquist principal work of the year had received a telegram that their son been educational publicity. Car. Ffc. Elam J. (Dick) Cronquist. men Fredrickson represented the 21 had been wounded January 3 committee. Professor Joseph N. the Symons reported for the authoriwith .In Belgium, fighting Decreases in loans and discounts parachute infantry unit. He en- tative group. as reflected by the re. j tered the service in May, 1943. He The school, the police, and the port of the Federal Intermediate' received liis overseas assignment Juvenile court reported its out- Credit Bank of Berkeley, CaL, in April, 1944 and first served in standing participation as: shows the increasing prosperity He participated in the 1. Cooperation in school, Italy. police, of Utah farmers obtaining flnanc. southern France invasion as a and juvenile court ing through production credit asparatrooper ...and .. then was sent to . 2. Mental Health , , , society a study sociations, banks for cooperatives, or youth', and private financing institutions, probi. has a brother in the service: Pri. 3. Study of more help In the it was learned by the USAC Exvate Scott Eugene Cronquist school coordination field. tension service. with an division In 4. Study of the curfew law. Outstanding on December 31, I France. 1944 5. representing notes discounted of Cooperation show picture William Evans Jr. was a visitor for production credit associations 111 Morning or Sego at sacrament meeting Sunday ev- house in the sale of sickwts to In Utah was $2,003,731. Of this, school If111.ll children of school age. (IK pts. per can) 4 ening and gave very interesting $759,580 was for range and breeder remarks. livestock loans; $176,283 for feed-' Several friends and relatives Boise, Idaho attended the memor- er livestock fiflTC1 Morning Glory. Quick loans; $616 412 for attended open house Saturday ial rites for their brother. Lieu, dairy loans; $250,523 or Reg. Lrg. Tkg for crop evening at the home of Dr. and tenant William G. Budge. and $200,593 for loans seloans, Mrs. O. W. Israelsen to greet A daughter has arrived at the cured by bonds. Red or white Lemon or Vanilla Captain and Mrs. O. A. Israelsen Budge hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Also outstanding for privately 2 lb. rkg. I Westag Im. 8 oz. I of Baltimore, Maryland enroute Duard A. The couple capitalized Hancey. institutions lending to California. have one other child. Mrs. Han- was $1,984,282. The over-a- ll total Elliott Budge of Burley Idaho cey is the former Marva Northern Toilet $ of $3,988,013 was $628,484 less than Good Quality and Mra Preston Maugfian of 5 Rolls on December 31, 1943. . Boston Letter to Cache American 23 War .Workers On Pearl Harbor j n. til 2-- 5. Itk, - '; e n I - - s n Ber-geso- n st Z Loans Decrease Noted by Bank semi-annu- nil 100 Qftzi SOUP MIX vrrSps 230 250 OVALTINE 6501 l0(i A.tJp BEANS 170 1.98 ,.350 TISSUE BLEACH EES 250 100 310 SOAP 470 310 SOAPV 280 OLD DUTCH COFFEE SL":nis 320 SOAP DUCHESS Dressing, 370 FLOUR icocofl anti-aircr- riiey'.8. f CVTIlllAT A I(HV t HONEY I Power Comes From Superfactory 9 REAL ROASTS;1 2 CRACKERS ) GRAHAM CV' ' : . ,!..".eLB" 2 . 4? FRESH Jr Is Superfortresses, great new stratosphere bombers featuring some of the most standing and daring aerodynamic developments of the war, are seen flying in formation with a Boeing Flying Fortress, (upper left) the Half again as large as the Fortress, and with the speed of a pursuit plane, 9 'the still continues to draw Japans blood. B-- G. four-engin- ed ET.'ST' B-2- !S SuU!..':r!. 90 Jg 3401 460 KTb". 360 Lean, 8 points Pound r I HEAL STEW Large Size, Juicy Navels Breast and Flank jOzi Pound - -- il.vJPy KRAUT CAULIFLOWER snowball. Mediim Size 150 rounds FRANKS CARROTS B-2- 2.09 Lb. Pfw ORANGES roundN!..!. lbs PORK CHOPS New, Solid Green Pound This superfactory includes enormous forging plants. Skilled Dodge Chicago workers (left), working with this 33,000 pound steam hammer, forge a red hot steel billet into a crank case center for the 9 engine in two operations. 30 BEEF LIVER CABBAGE factory, Dodge Chicago Plant, Division of Chrysler Corporation, exclusively devoted to mass production (above) of 2200 h.p. Wright Cyclone engines to power the Superfortress. Enriched 4Lrin 160 Pound 190 'V0,I,C r,,rs SALMON STEAK GRAPEFRUIT LEMONS Fart of a nationwide synchronization of Americas industrial forces to produce this great plane is the worlds largest 70 pork roast k (. .....230 SAFEWAY MEATS PRODUCE Seedless. White i 1 ,T $$$ Qt. lettuce VmKsmav.-- Two huge Boeing TENDERONI cansUtry Uillv B-2- MISCELLANEOUS EVERYDAY NEEDS . 60 yams T-B- OiiE 100' 3t0 Potmd STEAKS 3901 J 1 |