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Show THE NEWS, Brigham City, Utah Tuesday, April 5, 1960 see. BOX THE ELDER THREE PIGGY LITTLE BANKS So I did. Still more to come, Til said the vet. better and then shot her a get give youd in a hurry." her home found It was five miles back home and the vet wasn't kidding About half way my wife poked me. "Better stop the car," she advised Right there in the back seat of the car the second puppy was born. And when we got home, she had another one on the lawn before could get her to the dog house And me a nervous father. left her there were four. When finally Went out the next day and there were five. Youd think those puppies would have been better organized than that. Those youngsters have something on me. in chicken hatched. saw hatched were pupever Only thing That an was pies. interesting experience. It happened when my brittany spaniel had been carrying her first litter the allotted time. When the first puppy was born, she appeared quite bewildered about what to do. Sa was for that matter but she was supposed to know. stayed with her for an hour . . . then 'two . . . still no more puppies. called the vet. "Do you think shes had em all? asked. "Bring her down," said the vet, "Well I I I I I I But getting back to the chickens, did you know that your friend who is a poultryman would be a better friend if you ate one more egg a year? If you dont have a friend in the poultry business, the best way to win one is by eating one more egg a year. Its a fact (it says here) that if everybody in the country ate just one more egg, there would be required 850,000 more laying Eleven students from Box Elder hens, 2,000,00 chicks from 2,500,000 Tumor high school will attend the of and . tons . . feed 50,000 hatching eggs estival of oreign Languages, to see, you would be in good with the feed he held April 9 on the campus of man too. Bngham Young university, where thev will participate in the German this all of would add up to Anyway, language activities about $5,000,000 more business annually Scheduled for entry in the voca-for the poultry business. And that ain't bulary contest for students who are in their first year of study are chicken feed at least not all of it. Karla Call and Helen Jorgensen If the egg business really got rolling, it fiom the ninth grade, Cheryl Nelmight mean a n opening for another Easter son tiom the eighth giade, and Ladd Hollist and Jon Rubin from Bunny. It's something to think about. the seventh Language Festival at BYU 1 F grade. The Fiist Southern Bapt.st1 hurch of Bngham Citv met Sun- lay for the fust time in the hurch's newly puuhased prop- rty at 504 South Sixth West each Conducting the sei vices Sunday will be Revet end Cecil J Services aie scheduled Morgan follows It) a m, Sundav chool, 11 a m, pi caching sei vice; 7 p. m . training union, 7 45 m, pleaching sei vice A good turn-ou- t was lepoited Sunday and interested pet sons ire invited to attend each week The propel ty and residence ere puicha.sed fiom George Ridd. Naval Officer for ibis contest will be 'hosen horn the minimum standwhich ard (n man vocabulaiy s ot about 1500 ol the most used vwnds in the lanc) i! t nt he contest will be conducguage ted as a written examination I nil ants loi the poeti v recita- i um-ixt- THE LIGHTER BOURBON f i c Starts Recruit A Naval Reserve officer commend'd .Ho wc eks of active duty with (he Na in Ogden on Monday Apnl 4 Lieutenant Dean R Kenny, of no ast Lifth Noith Brigham City, lepoiled to the Commanding otfirt-Nival Reserve Training Center. Ogdt n to launch a te- iiuitmg dnve foi Naval Reset ve units m the Noithcrn Utah area Lieutenant Kenny is employed at llnokol (hamual coiporation as a technical wnlei He is also ediloi of "I he Impulse. a paper foi Ihmkol employees vvi it All young men interested in the Naval Reserve are urged to contact leut Kenny by phoning Ogden EXpoit or in person at the Naval Reserve Training Centei, 980 20th street, Ogden, r u-- 1 ' d 1 At New Site TIRE . Junior High Students to Attend Baptist Church Begin Services T Publisher (p)c0m0N d WORDS 3-- Chas. W. Claybauph, y It Ive never seen 1879 Class Matter at the post oHica National Utah State Press Association, Editorial Association, and United Press. rnfs ... seems the youngsters got a batch of eggs, incubated them Sure enough, some more and watched. the little chicks came popping out of their shells several days later. I, 10 I partially-incubate- d March Second The State Highway Department Subscription rate S3 OS per year, payabla n advance; in combination with the Boa has received the officiaf Utah Elder Journal (published Thursdays; 2 50 for 4 months; highway map which should offer 5 00 per year; a shot in the arm to Utah tourist ,ln9' co,,y 10 BurMU c,reula,,on of Aum travel. Rand McNally Co. of Chi-- , M,mbr of cago prepared 300,000 copies 1MI the map. UTAH S TAT IP The new edition produced by NATIONAL EDITOR AL the Information office of the JJigh-wadepartment. Due to the for maps and to further stimulate tourist travel, the State increased its order this year to 50 000 copies more than in 1959 The new map features on the cover the picturesaue view of Logan cafiyon with all its full colors. The edition also includes 13 other photographs reproduced in four processed colors. A message from Gov George D Clyde states, With this map, we present visitors to Utah with the key to our state. . both figFigurauratively and literally tively in that it expresses our warmest welcome and best wishes for a most pleasant stay in our midst Literally, in that it will guide and direct travelers to some of the most magnificent scenery and recreation spots in the world tion contest are Martha Huggins, Approximately' 87 changes have Mildred Huggins, Kathryn Reeves, been involved in bringing the map Amy Rasmussen, Bill Horsley, and up to date. The seven-folmap Jeffry Johnson of the seventh includes a panel on the points of grade interest, a box mileage chart, and THE poem to be recited from a detailed map of the Wasatch Also future reservoir sifts memory by first year junior high front Glen Canyon by Johann resulting from the pupils is Hotfnung Schiller Students will be judged and the Flaming Gorge dams New sections of the Interstate according to pronunciation, fluency, Highway system, now completed expression, and feeling Elvin G Mirchell, instructor in and in use, are now also shown German at Box Elder and John in the new map Wayman will accompany the contestants to Provo for the meet Thats Proof In the foreign language field two ot "All classes German are being taught really intelligent men are at the junior high this year Next conceited," decided a gill Hei boy triend his year theie will be six sections ol stuuggnd German, 90 4 PROOF STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY Principal shouldei s Oh, 1 dont know I'm anticipates IND BELMONT DISTILLING not CO., LAWRENCEBURG, Wayne E. Call. I sixth-grad- e NEWS Association, gait Lska City, Utah, Otan State Advertising Representative A weekly newspaper established In HHir Brigham City, Utah, under the act of .published every Tuesday and entered as Highway Maps ... On the front page of todays paper is a story about Mrs. Kay Freeman's class which was in the chicken hatching business last week. BOX ELDER Utah Receives Official 1960 Vandals Deface Howes Property Which tire is BEST for you? ! Vandals delated the property of William B Howes, and 597 Ninth Fust West hursday noon between and were he swastika paintings done wall lilac k tai on the sidewalk hading to the Howes residence Bl.uk jrows weie painted on each of the steps leading To the poith, and two large weie painted on the poich, Mrs Howes lepotts 'Ilie im iih nt has been lepoited to total polite and to the FBI, Mrs llowes said Mi M-- s 1 5pm swas-ticka- s VALUES... sweeping reductions still in effect! COOK - TURNPIKE- TIRES! M 3J ELECTRICALLY! 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