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Show Manager Noles WE WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL DURING OUR REMODELING! OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 'TILL 9 P.M. Improvements at Canyon FOR YOUR SHOPPINGCONVENIENCE! Drive-I- n In a daytime production Monday, two men were on the silver ;"4 ' f t ' , '' : , n t - J -- ' j ' screen at the Canyon drive-itheatre. They werent cinema stars oppearing in the latest Hollywood extravaganza. Rather, their props consisted of scaffolding, paint and brushes and their roles were those of painters putting a new coat on the giant 70 by 40 feet screen. . . . the latest of many new improvements at the outdoor theatre. Located near the mouth of Box Elder canyon, the drive-ihas undergone considerable face liftAltera ing since early spring. tlons have included construction of a new box office, marquee and snack bar plus remodeling of restrooms. Manager Clayton Cheney said the improvements all have been intended to make the Canyon drive-ia nicer place to go. The completely rebuilt snack bar, though not the largest, is classed as one of the finest in Utah. It boasts a full window view of the screen with, speaker so that patrons will not miss any of the show while buying refreshments. The interior walls are paneled with chip wood and mahogany. PAT ; PAINTERS SCREEN TEST The Canyon drive-i- n theatre screen received a new coat of paint Monday and it was an up and down job for the men who were handling the brushes. It represented the latest in a series of improvements at the local threatre. Local Math Teacher tf you Don't Drink Attends NSF School Searl W. Beecher, math teacher at Box Elder Junior High, is one of 49 participants in a National Science Foundation sponsored summer Institute for secondary school teachers of science and mathematics at Utah State University, The institute began June 15 and will run for 10 weeks. A grant of $75,800 from NSF supports the institute, aimed at upgrading science and mathematics preparation of teachers In junior high schools. Beecher was selected from among several hundred applicants from all over the nation. Sixteen states are represented. Primary criterion for selection was capaci'y to develop as a teacher and profit from the program, according' to Dr. Neville C. Hunsaker, head of the mathematics department at Utah State U., and institute director. The institute Is a special feature of Utah State Universitys 1959 National Summer school. PHONE 19 or 1242 Preferred Risk offers auto insurance tn total AT GREATLY REDUCED betainers only If you don't drink, why help pay for RATES the accidents of those who do . . . ... Write or phone today for a quotation. You must be a to qualify. eon-drink- er H. DEE JOHNSON YOUR INSURANCE COUNSELOR REPICSENTINO Preferred Risk Mutual Insurance Co. DES MOINES, IOWA BOONE, Penneys Father of the Amplifier Installed In addition to other Improvements, a new amplifier recently was installed. This, plus new and remodeled car speakers provides added volumes and better quality of tone, Cheney said. There are 220 speakers now in service with facilities for adding more. Tuesday and Wednesday of each week is family night when admission is $1 per car. However, David and Bathsheba is being shown on those two nights this week at regular prices. The show is being sponsored by the LDS Third and Seventh wards to obtain funds for their missionary funds. Cheney said that he had lin- ed up top movies from major companies for the remainder of the summer. year, reminds you: Fathers Day is JUNE 21st Penney! loves Pot Boonel Penneys loves All Fathers! They Pay The Bills. They Shell Out Allowances And 12 Box Elder NEWS Wednesday, June 17, 1959 Brigham City, Utah Then Some. They Mediate The Family THE FIRSt Problems. They Sign Report Cards (Even The Ones). RING Not-SoCo- They Put Together Bikes and Carriages. Last Minute Suggestions Theyre Mr. Fix-I- t, The Gardener, The Outdoor Cook. They Baby-SOn Mothers Shopping Day. And Most Of it All Have Around. Cotton n Cupioni rayon Arne! triacetate n cotton Out With Hundred Of Way To Show Him HEAVY DUTY D t 14 II. I. Motor New automatic anfety dutch Deluxe Quality $39.95 value DOWN PAY $1 $!38 push-butto- n ashtray. Reg. $1.15 Father's Day (Jive Dad a Famous 1JEUKUNE ROCKER Covered with long wearing fabrics in many colors. READING LAMP front . . Plastic covered to put by Dads Favorite Chair. IS THE MOST PRECIOUS $459 For jrounf modem of impee taata! New beeuty and dutinction in tn claieio aerie . . . dime mioned ebl a HASSOCK 5445 You Can Purchase These FATHER'S DAY GIFTS on our EASY PAY PIAN Formerly North Main Furniture North Main i FLEX ARM RIGHAM FURNITURE Co. 31 $2.98 Day . . . And $A98 Ir Duv. For Dads Comfort , Special! Reg. $69.75 Father's Day (p)0 $2.98 Aluminum frame with Sar-a-n Plastic seat and hack. overed with colorful Floral with $2.98 $1.98 FOLDING LOUNGE STAND Chrome top and base $2.98 .. Patio Chairs Help Dad keep the house clean by giving him an attractive metal SMOKING to For Dads Leisure Hours! Bronze Metal Folding CHAISE jacket-looks..- em- pas- Every Dayl $1 PER WEEK Adjusts to four position.' Elastic. Reg. 19.03. Special for Fathers l)av. trims cotton n Dacron Fastel easy-car- e Cotton mesh weave jacket-look- s Combed cotton knits, emblems How We All Feet On Father e styles, combed cotton knits with embroidered blems. Come see neat cotton foulards, solids, tels. See them all at Tenneys! Yes, Penneys love Fathers . . Everyone ' Does.SoWeveTurned FA1RBANKS-WAR- easy-car- in jig time and need little or no ironing. Come see the latest treatment in trims, new look jacket Theyre Greot To Penney-Insid- fiesta colors, come fiesta fabrics that take to suds, dry Come see a breezy collection of see (Y Phone 250 peri ally for "first ring" dream unit young budget In whit or yellow gold. SMARTLY STYLED TOWNCRAFT TIES BROADCLOTH PJ's Prices Start at $129.50 TERMS to fit your every need WEDDING BANDS wizen A.B.C.D Choose 100 'c Dacrons, Dac. many more! carefree as can bo ron, Nylons All $49.50 per set . . . PALMER JEWELRY to dry! South Main $998 5150 as low as 70 i .. STRIPE or FANCY are . . just hand wash, rinse, smooth out on a flat surface This summer, sleep cool in a pair of Tenneys printed cottons t Theyre full cut to Tenneys own specifications in button front and pullover models! AIRY DRESS SHIRTS EASY BEDFORD CORDS ON CARE! WAS $298 mens sizes 14 COMBED COTTON to 17 Tailored for summer comfort . . . combed cottons in a cool skipdent or mesh weave. Short point collar, lermanent stays. Machine wash! Little or no iron! I IN WEAR little ironing $498 mens sizes 28 to 38 Deluxe University . Gr slacks with plain froi tapered log, flap back poc eta and side straps. M chine wash! Little ironi needed Choice of 5 colo: STORE' OPEN WEEKDAYS FROM 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. HOURS: OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 'TILL 9 P.M. I |
