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Show thf nox nnrw ntws. District Golf Tournament Sel Tuesday, June 26, Locally forThursday, Friday 1 962 cy, UiuC that those same miracles.1 and generous people will seef him 'f through college, too. Refreshments will be served by the Afternoon Circle and a nursery will be provided for young children during the meeting. African Students Will Address Women golfers of five dubs in Mildred Shumway Northern Utah Women's Golf son. Third flight Dot Case association are anticipating play in the annual division tournament Kaiser, Arvilla Powers, Two African students will be but only through the charity of which will be held on Thursday Clark. Sue Gentry. Mickey HollWo-church people She will finish her True or False and Friday, June 28 and 29 at the ley, Alice Shtiman Maigaiet guests of the Presbsterian Bess, Birdie t lechtv. Verna God- men's Association today T uesdav. senior year at the Utah academy Brigham City course. ST. LOUIS (UPI) A local denat A field of eighty members ofjdes, LaVon IKnnpson .l.inei p m in the Fellowship Hall next vear and hopes to go to St. has this sign in his olfice: Be tist of ks Mai Nui liool Lothe Women lo become a community ate in vis, Ange luinimih Helen ell, sing si City, FI Monte, Ben True to Your Teeth or Theyll Be and legisteied muse viteil to meet the students mond. Riverside and Logan will liene .lenkin , H.iel P.nkii, I False to You. Coinniandi v Inai their slimes mat ill pi essinns Mai pant in play eaih MIL Ollll k student is George ot the United States he two days. A special nine hole Bloiulie luthu ul.-- a son ol one of the llighi Joan (.uiJi-- i ludh llie event will be in the form of few Chiistian tamilies m his vililight is included for high handicap HORSES FOR RENT Helwill A Vondeiesrh, Jovie Bowman a Silver Tea, wnh proceeds going golfers As revolt stiried in lage begin at 8:30 a. m. and it will be en Huber. Yolanda Allen, A Mean towards the support ot the students his father has served five Kenya, fun and beautiful scenery, For years of' medal play. An entry fee of three Gibson, Llaine Sveholzer, Betty at Wasatch Academy in Ml ride the mountain trails. two and ol restrictis pnson yea Dims dollars is being charged. Kasting, Marian Merrell. ion but has lommued in his BOX ELDER MRS. R. L. Thompson is chair- Wiese. Dotty Mtkav SIUDI N T is Jeruslm M.ie- - th.islian ways Hole Nine NatlieaDa, man of the tournament with Mrs. STABLES RIDING (jioiec IS tvpii'al ol ihc mod Beitha White. Manan Ho'gnison, Ivciiie dauglitei of a ( In istian Roy Barnard, division president; 1 mile South of Mantua-'- " f "nlLv who adopted h Si the who oil Afmai a has 'in Gene Bouik Aluio Br,iut. mne burning Mrs. T. K Billings, local club preson Willard Peak Road fui education 1 arson, Mai ge name on becoming (hiisiiun. Although his ident; Mrs. Lewis Breitenbeker, Boothe, Aileen name Alrican admittance to is the Academy came (whose Lois Bel Stcwatt. Brockman, dinice C. S. Mrs. Riding lessons available for Hamilton, Northern studied in her home town of Ihiough a senes of "miracles" and young and old. vision secretary assisting. Mrs. Whitten, Blanche Hansen Matchakos until no mote schooling donuts' gifts, he has worked hard R. M. Kaiser is publicity chairevery Open day at 1 p.m., all She then tiaveled shoveling snow was available and chopping ice man for the Northern division. day Saturdays and holidays. to Nairobi, the capital ot Kenya, through the winter He has faith Low gross winners will receive lo enter nuises training After two READY FOR TOURNAMENT prizes and trophies along with Making sure that food and refreshments will be just right for lady l anil years she was classlow net winners. Tony prizes for Dorothy ed as assistant nurse, and then golfers from five area clubs are local golfers Dorothy Thompson, refreshment of El Monte is defending took a yeai's (taming in miijwiv-ei- y Earl, luncheon chairman; Hazel Breitenbekcr, Northern Division tournament committee member; and Easley champion and will be on hand durMamie Fruin, refreshments The tournament will be held on Friday and Saturday ot this the tournament. ing week at the local course. Finally her dream to come to COFFEE will be served prior to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dickman America tor materialized, study tee-otime by Mrs. Jerry Frujn were guests of honor Sunday eveand Mrs. Veran Boothe, with ning at a farewell ' This is party sponsored Why: punch being served by Mrs. Stay-ne- r by members of the adult Bible I 1. We handle finest Suahtf Kelly Tires. 9. As indcpoftlcitt tfci dopjft, Mrs. Robert and of the Community class Thompson Presbytiros "insido and sot. are births reportThe following 2 Our pricing policy to offor troo valut Walsh. church. terian tlr that vi Qsort M 9 C$f fc I ed from Cooley Memorial hospital; Quality it lowest sossible cost highest The oldest incorporated trade association in the country, vritfo. atf ftp 1 Food committee for the lunchWf IUrtnti ! for the party were from RAY E. MALMROSE We will advise yoa as te the right tire is good aatteawMe. Bruce Theo and Norma Eleanor eon on f guvantee includes Mrs. Rex Mrs. Victor Davis and Mrs E V. the United States Brewers Association, was organized in caf Friday ,0Uf r tire tales are 1. tMy Ruff Keyes, Brigham City, boy Earl, natms anfl budgei anving Mrs. and who customers are with Ray chairman, 1862 . . . the same year that aatUM the event being u tod I Prunckun, fve talked about vitamins A, June 19 4 We service what we sell. I they come bach agaia aM ssa. Mrs. James Simper, Mrs held at the Davis home Twenty-siB and C before and thought Id Rex Duane and Valerie Ann Reese, Otto Smith, Mrs. Ole Zundel, Mrs. of the class were members to take about today explain Hamilton Mateson, Brigham City, Paul Merrell, Mrs. Lowell Baron. present to enjoy last visits with vitamins D and E. Vitamin D is bov, June 20 Mur- the popular local family Mrs. Mrs. Boudreau, in Joseph our bodies for nornecessary and Helen Johnson Lloyd N THE DICKMANS, who mal growth of bone structure. ray Sloane and Mrs. Carroll Wilhave Whitaker, RFD 1, girl, June 20. Kelly Prestige Nylon Jliams. made a home in Brigham City for It is also very imRobfert V.ght and Grace Evelyn Extra Quality and Safety AWARDS WILL be made follow- the past ten years, will soon leave portant In the abWhite Orme, RFD 1, girl, June 21. at modorote cost the luncheon on Friday, which for Alaska where Dickman of phoswill ing sorption Glendon Arthur and Ann Shirley is Stack ROAD set for the Tropical Restaurant teach at the government school at phorous and calRtus Tax aod Utd Carter Jensen, Ogden, girl, June HAZARD GUARANTEE Tire Those participating in the tour- Mt. Edgecumbe. as as well cium, The and city 2) nament include the following, ac- school are located across horn helping with the n d a Murnan Wayne loseph n- - f f to flight older. NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE hardening or min- against normal load hazards (except repairable punctures) for Sitka, the old Russian capital of litene Oliverwm eui li, UFD 2, cording months specified, and detects in workmanship and materials without Umit as te time eralizalion of both 49th Slate the flight: Wendy Championship 21 made on new lue Used upon remaining original md or mileage. Allowance bo, June teeth and bones. Veda Ferguson, Tony Assuming the position of band current Kelly price." George Richaid and June Della Wangsgard, Vitamin E, on the Ami Moser, Emmy Rene, leader at the government school, Easley, Bohnder boy, Naylor, Willard, IN UTAH . . . hoping for early statehood the people set up a other hand, is believed to be neBonnie Jorgen- Dickman has served in that same Shirley Johnson, June 22. cessary for enzymes in our bodcomplete state government to assume administration when that Yvonne son, Alvord, Hadfield, at Intermountain Coy Indian position Vincent Richard and Jean Ann ies, and it has been established day came This "Ghost Government" disbanded in 1870 without Leola Davidson, Donna Mann. He is a school. figure Nessmi DeNunzio, Brigham City, as necessary for normal reprohaving served From these early beginnings a modern govern Irene Lachicotte, striding along with his colorfully First flight: 22. merit emerged, meeting the costs with its many revenues. girl, June duction in many animals. VitaDar- clad Indian band in Eve Isabel Clare, Flemming, parades mins make up a fascinating subDennis David and Putricia Fern lene Billings, Opal McClanahan, throughout the state. In 1961, the brewing industry paid some $2,500,000 Montgomery Hirschi, Tremonton, Lue ject, one on which were always FRIENDS of the family are alBonnie, Idona Hamilton, Ruth in excise taxes on beer sold in Utah. In addition, bov, June 23 glad to answer your questions Colleen Mable the industry paid local property taxes, income taxes, Draper, ready lamenting their departure, so please dont ever hesitate to Jesse and Darlene Cut- Dobbs, Joseph Barand all sales taxes, and which is set tor early July. The ask us. We other taxes common to gas ler Huid, Snowville, boy, June 23. Hicken, Eloise Palmer, Jean enjoy serving you. business. Connie, Dale Bradford and Barbara Jean nard, Sherry Spendlove, Barbara couples five daughters, TIRE In need of sick room supplies? Hazel Breitenbeker. LesDent, and Lois, Lorraine, Cynthia City, Hoppie Bnmley, Brigham TODAY, in its centennial year, the United States At Malmrose Pharmacy we have Second flight: Sheryle Studer, La lie Ann will accompany them to Brewers Association still works constantly to assure girl, June 23 Rena Christensen, Elaine Holm- make a home in Alaska. everything you may need from maintenance of high standards of quality and proWesley Clay and Patricia Ann hot water bottles to the newest While making their home localLaVona Neuberger, Barbara gren, wherever beer and are ale served. Clark priety Hawkins, Jr, Brigham City, antibiotics. Just call us at ParkFish-burKatie Grace the taken has an active Olsen, Beasley, ly, family 23 girl. June 333 North Main PA way Lou of Lucille life in all church Jean Waldren, phases part Ray Smith and Alice Mower the local at Beth chuich Nelson, Hill, Brown, Faye Presbyterian Gibbon Fremonton, girl, June 23 ami Hue Limn Peggy Joyce Mm ry Mu Kwan, City, Biigham Church Women This Afternoon the 1 -' 1 I j ofa I i , flij-h- t de-sn- i. Kus-wti- Farewell Party Held to Honor one-hal- WHY BUY YOUR TIRES FROM US? Popular Family It happened 100 YEARS BIRTHS ago .n! Pharmacy Phacts 7- x i SPECIAL VALUE! j Tube-Typ-e ' 1 tid RIDE THE n KELLY R$AD KELLY jRar George's STORE 96 , , . tun . 1,1 m uml 11 hi girl, June 24 Guv I uwience mnitt June and June lohn-soHigley, Bnpluim City, boy on 25 Kennecott'i own Fourth of July occurs every working; day, when booming explosions blast loose about .323,000 Ions of ore and overburden at the Itingham Canyon Mine. This is accomplished with about 33.0(10 pounds of blasting powder, the equivalent of a firecracker 33 fed high! This enormous amount of material must he removed from ihe mine bec ause: 1. Ore contains only I32 pounds of copper per ton. 2. ions of overburden arc removed p r Ion of ore. 2i To meet the increasingly high cost of handling so mticli material, kenneeolt must develop greater efficiency in all operations. In blasting, it was achieved through experiments that resulted in the frequent Use of a siihstitu;; for dynamite more economical, safer I tali produced ammonium nitrate. .Now, new experiments are seeking even greater efficiency through expanded use of ammonium nitrate. The mine's dailv "Fourth of Julv tvpi-fic- s the attainment of the vital efficiency goal to keep kcnuecot! a successful business that produces economic benefits for all of I tali. Utah Copper Division Kennccott Copper Corporation A i. I 'V |