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Show c radio The first broadcast was made March l4, trans-Atlanti- 1925. Box Elder NEWS- - 3 Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, December 19, 1956 CLEARANCE OFF Arrived New Yesterday GUNS !B Complete Christmas Shipment STATES ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN 20 South Main RELIEF FUND DRIVE Navajo youngsters at Intermountain school learned a lesson in sharing their pennies and dimes with even less fortunate children this week as they staged a benefit fried bread sale for the Red Cross Hungarian relief fund, raised $9.75 for the project. Here, girls in traditional Navajo costumes, beat out the thin pancake sized patties by skillfully tossing it back and forth and kneading it to proper size. Mote to Husbands BREAD IS FRIED Next step in preparation is to drop dough into pans, fry it on top of stove. Children participating were first year students of Miss Jennie Graham, teacher and Miss Lucy Roanhorse, instructional aid. whose wives have pretty legs.,. Seventh Annual Yule Party Held Sunday The seventh annual Christmas party, sponsored by the Salt Lake Diocesean Council of Catholic Women officially opened the holiday season at Intermountain school, Sunday, Dec. 16. Gifts, candy and cookies were presented to more than 900 students. Special packages had been sent to fifteen Navajo boys in the armed forces. Master of ceremonies was the Rev. Francis Dunn, S. J., Brigham City. Entertainment by the students highlighted the party. The school band and the glee club presen ted numbers. Performance with hoops was by Rainbow Club dancers, and Philip Gover and company presented war dances followed by June and Gerald Gifford offering harmonica and Leo Arviso guitar numbers. with guitar, and Mary Nez accompanied by Don Yazzie,, entertained. A student group also presented a nativity scene. The parly had been In the Phone 410 mer. The Most Rev. Duane G. Hunt, bishop of the Salt Lake Diocese, and Dr. George A. Boyce, superintendent of the school, addressed the students. Other guests attending included: Rev. John Weisengoff, Salt Lake City; Msgr. P. F. Kennedy, Ogden; the Rev. Patrick Ogden; and Rev. Robert Pollock, Bountiful. The Rev. Edward Whelan, San Francisco, made a special trip here for the party. Der-mod- y, ,vv. 'last minute reminder Give her sheer sheer BeiJ&te Sfoctogs. . . . and shell thankfully sing your praises, come RECEIVE STUDENT GIFTS Standing in front of a Red Cross display, girls sell bread, receive gifts for the relief drive. Fried bread is a treat to Navajo youngsters and the project was a complete sellout. Gifts to Be Exchanged By Seagull Members Telephone Company Invites All Former Employees to Party Gifts will be exchanged at the : Christmas party planned by Seaof Utah gull Camp Daughters All former employees of the Thursday evening, Mountain States Telephone comPioneers, Dec. 20. pany and their partners are inParty time is 7:30 p. m. at the vited to join the present emhome of Mrs. W. H. Barnard. in their annual ChristAll members are invited to at- ployees mas party scheduled for Fritend. y day evening, Dec. 28 at 8 p. m. in the War Memorial Home, it Familiar Plaint was announced this week by LITCHFIELD, Me. (UP) John Ross B. Jenson, manager of the Thibodeau, 11, told police who local telephone office. found him unharmed after 14 Those planning to attend are hours in dense Maine woods that he tumbled into a pond and asked to contact Verla Jensen, didnt want to go home because chief operator, telephone 399, to make reservations by Satur- his pants were wet. Christmas morning. 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