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Show THE BOX ELDER NEWS, Brighom Tuesday Morning, August - DUTY TO GOD Terry Welch, son of Mrs. Verda Welch, Corinne, received the Duty to God award in LDS sacrament meeting, July 19. Presenting the award was Bishop Melvin Nelson. , The markka is the unit of currency 4n Finland. OUR NEW STATION AT 704 So. MAIN IS NOW OPEN ATTENTION! THIOKOL and INTERMOUNTAIN SCHOOL EMPLOYES Pick up your identification cards at Billings Perry Station for purchasing tires and accessories. Be Sure to Compare These Prices Before You Buy! "TURNPIKE-PROVED Goodyears now give up to 25 more season, along with rules and regulations govern' ing this hunt was recently set by the Utah Fish and Game Commission, following department of fish and game recommendations which showed bid numbers in all areas of the state were on a par, or above those of last year. The Sept. 1 opening date for the hunt was chosen since this is the earliest date- - when a dove season may start under federal regulations and the International Migratory Bird Treaty. A seven day season was set for in Duchesne, Morgan, Sept. Rich, Summit, Uintah and Wasatch counties. Most of the doves migrate from these higher elevacounties during tion north-stat- e late August and early September. Thirteen Days A hupt was scheduled for in Beaver, Box Elder, Sept. Cache, Carbon, Davis, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Juab, Millard Piute, Salt Lake, San Juan, Sanpete, Sevier, Tooele, Utah, Wayne and Weber counties. In three southwestern counties, Iron, Kane and Washington, the season will be from Sept. As was the case a year ago, the commission ruled that major portions of JBox Elder, Iron, Salt Lake and Utah counties would be closed to mourning dove hunting. for the Governing regulations dove season are similar to those ordered for this hunt in recent years. All are shown in the annual dove proclamation, reprints from of which will be available department of fish and game offices or license agencies by 7 Double Trouble WESTBROOK, Conn. (UPI) Mrs. Lucy Davis was double trouble to a couple of polite state Left behind by a bus troopers. while making a phone call, Mrs Davis caught up to the bus in their police car. But she forgot her purse, so the police had to the chase the bus again, with purse. safe mileage! men. The TmfSlsBrji,' at RETURNS Jay Smith plans homecoming report Sunday night. Samples Available About 25 or 30 peaches' among the 155 being tested at the station will have matured by Wednesday and samples "till be available to participants in the t Dr. Alvin ' R. Hamson, acting head of horticulture,' said buds from these, three varieties were released to a Utah nursery this summer and limited stocks should be available in the fall of 1960 when they , will be reteased under number for grower trials. The' apricot varieties have beeft under test at the - Howell Field Station dor almost 20ycars, said ' Dr. Norton. USU research personnel also will discuss sprinkler irrigation studies carried on at the North Ogden experimental orchards and on chemical condemonstrations trol of weeds in orchards also will be made. Family Serves BURLINGTON, Mass. (UPI) Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ganley treasure a letter from President Eisenhower congratulating them as the parents of 10 sons in the service-six soldiers, three sailors and one Marine. LDS First semi-swe- priced! August 13 through 29 IOiIS NtckwtA teb type put fit C rtupfttM et g 6.70x15 TUBE-TYP- E- This add is worth Two auto acidcnts racked up an expensive amount of damage over the weekend. A collision at 647 South Main on Saturday at 2:45 p. m. damaged two cars when a 1959 Chevrolet driven by Mary Elizabeth Spencer, 32, Blackfoot, Idaho, left the lane of traffic she was in and crashed into a northbound 1956 Plymouth driven by Mary Pina Manriquez, 39, 542 West Dana avenue, Mesa, Ariz., according to police. The Manriquez auto was damaged to the extent of $275, while the Spencer car received $150 damage, according to the investj gating officer. An accident eight and one half miles west of Tremonton Sunday at 3:40 p. m., totaled up $450 in damages when Florintino Ayala, 59, Route 2, Tremonton, made a in front of an oncoming car driven by Grant Marble, 46, Coliinston, and collided, according to police officer, TeWayne Woodland. The 1950 Oidsmohiie belonging to Ayala was estimated to be damaged to the extent of $150 while Marbles 1957 Pontiac resouth-boun- . ' $300 on the purchase of a watch priced from $10.95 to d $19.95 Large Choice Newest Styles Boys and Girls Price of This ad Watch worth $10.95 3.00 YOU PAY ONLY YOU CANT LOSE ON THIS DEAL! time Any you wish to trade for a new watch worth $29.00 or more, we will allow you what you paid for your first watch. 70 South Main damage. Pair Sentenced To STORMY WEATHER Comin- Jail for Drunk Driving - f First case of violation of Brigham Citys 1957 swine ordinance yesterday in city court with the conviction of Emil Rohwer, 120 South Fifth East. g- i Two men pleaded guilty to charges of drunk driving when arraigned in city court Monday and each was sentenced to spend 100 days in the county jail. Judge Ida Merreil imposed the sentence after neither was able to pay a $200 fine. They were Cleon Hunsaker, 26, Tremonton, who was arrested Sunday by Trooper Ralph Kotter, and Don McBride, 27, Hyrum, who was picked up by Trooper TeWayne Woodland on Saturday. Pleading guilty to the charge of keeping hogs within city limits Rohwer was fined $200 with the stipulation $150 would be suspended if thfe pigs were removed within 30 days. According to police officer Byron May, Rohwer asked the The wing surfaces on supersonic court for a short time in which to fatten some young porkers he was jet, bombers are joined by rivets raising. The court then set the 30 made of a' special stainless steel day hmit. containing 24 percent nickel. MATTRESSES ' WHITE SIDEWALLS WATCH lf On Weekend 2 In City Court never ' lower BACK-T0-SCH- 00L Total $1,050 . Hog Raiser Fined $200 better than ever but YOU CANT GO Car Smashes ceived Berkshire stocking Ward one-ha- The kiddies will be thrilled with this attractive summertime lunch served on the back porch. Sharp Cheddar cheese combined with hot dogs are the basis for the tasty sandwich spread. When the kiddles are busy H cup granulated sugar , cup brown sugar playmg outdoors in the summertime, .a nutritious easy lunch 2 tablespoons orange Juice 1 most is on the back porch served tablespoon grated orange rind appropriate. With an attractive 1 egg lunch built around hot dogs and Z cups sifted flour cheese toastias, orange chip teaspoon salt cookies, and plenty of frothy, teaspoon soda cold Ynilk, theyll eagerly scam- 2 ounces chorolste, per in from play. grated Cream butter, granulated sugSince cheese is a universal favorite and hot dogsi are a ar, and brown sugar. Add orange childs dehght, the combination juice, orange rind, and egg and of the two m a sandwich spread mix well. Sift the flour, soda, and is bound to draw enthusiastic salt together. Add to the orange mixture. Then blend in the squeals. Besides being good in all kinds grated chocolate. Shape into of sandwiches, cheese shows its three rolls about lVfc inches in versatility as ah appetiteA teaser, diameter. Wrap m waxed paper, a nourishing mam dish, dinner and store in the refrigerator finale, and a between meal overnight or until thoroughly snack. And its so convenient to chilled. When ready to bake, keep plenty of cheese on hand slice thinly and place on an unfor use from morning to mid- greased cookie sheet. Bake at 375 for minutes or until night. Cold milk is the logical bever-- I browned. age choice for the childrens HOT DOG AND CHEESE I lunch. At least four glasses of TOASTIES milk a day are recommended 2 cups spread for a child to build and maintain W pound sharp Cheddar cheeaa his body in a healthy condition. The calcium contained in milk V4 pound hot dogs, cooked is especially needed for little 1 cup catsup egg tots bones and teeth. 1 The adequate amount of butter 2 tablespoon pickle relish teaspoons prepared mustard used in the orange chip cookies Put cheese and hot dogs of the lunch shown here is the a food grinder, using a ingredient that especially en-- through coarse blade. Mix with riches them and gives a pleasing medium and cook over very low flavor. Because of its natural catsup melts. Add flavor and natural vitamins, but- heat until the cheese cook 2 minbeaten egg and ter is unmatched for cooking and the utes more. Remove from heat, for use as a table spread. add relish and mustard. Spread ORANGE CHIP COOKIES on buttered toasted buns and 8 dox. cookies serve at once or spread on buns 375 2 minutes. Top minutes and broil for 1 cup butter with a little more grated cheese. )t Prevent Forest Fires! New Zealand missionary, Jay Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Smith, 326 East Forest, will be honored Sunday night at 7:30 p. m. in the First ward chapel with a homecoming testimonial. At the meeting Smith will report on his two and years as an LDS missionary. i , at Homecoming varieties of early field day. Visitors will be asked to judge the many varieties for taste, color. Texture, firmness and other qualities, announced Dr. Robert A. Norton, associate professor of horticulture at USU. Dr. Norton and his research associates will show three new and very promising varieties of apricots known simply by number as Utah 24, 27 and 28. Fruit from these varieties will tome out of storage at the station, Dr, Norton , said. , Fall Stocks . Missionary Sets state. 3 Gel safer summer driving for as low as $1.25 a weekl 5 1959 .IH events will begin at the experimental farm in North Ogden where more than 500 different varieties of fruits are being tested selectively for possible introduction in the days 1:30 p. m. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! $ City, Utah 1, , There will be plenty to interest the commercial canned the home The Utah mourning dove seaand the consumer at the son for 195 will begin Sept. 1 in gardner Utah Agricultural Experiment staall counties of the state but will tion field day Wednesday at the vary by counties from seven to Howell Horticultural Field Station 27days in length. in North Ogden, says USU field The annual dove , Jt 1 KIDS SUMMER LUNCH New to Utah Shown Aug 12 ToOpenin Utah Sept. 1 to prepare New way Fruit Types, Dove Season Galore! Get your Berkshire eeamlera or stockings now during Berkshires famous August sale! And you can buy sheer, sheer Berkshire that are guaranteed! Thanks to Berkshires ntloc, a new p barrier, no run from top or toe can enter the sheer leg area. Or you get a new pair free. That guaranteed! nce-a-ye- ar run-st-o- $ . MORE PEOPLE MvtM fca. 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