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Show -- Duck Study Proves Value Of Bulrushes, News Of Intermountain Indian School : Returns From Forensic Tournament In Calif. Weston Henrie, Tremonton, recently returned to the Brigham Young University after attending the annual Western Speech association Forensic tournament in Fresno, California. Mr. Henrie is a senior in the college of arts and sciences. He is majoring in speech and his minor is political scence. He has also completed a mission in 'Denmark and spent nine months in the air force, and has attended the University of Utah before coming to B.Y.U. He was accompanied by three other students and Dr. J. LaVar Bateman, member of the B.Y.U. loA total of 738 nests were coach. cated, of which 630 were studied speech faculty and debate marsh. All four of the students have in detail, on the This concentration of mallard, outstanding records in debate. cinnimon teal, redhead and rud360 Some Horse Winners dy duck nests represents nests per .100 habitat acres. nests were found in Just Don't Care Twenty-fiv- e one acre of Olneyis bulrush, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP) Some who go to the races, bet people s of the nests and win, never bother to pick Nearly were found in hardstem and their earnings. in Olneyis bul- upChurchill nearly one-thirDowns reported that rush. Cattail cane, saltgrass it 'has been holding for more and alkali bulrush were present than two years $16,230.80 in unbut little used. l claimed winning , . There were 2606 young ducks tickets. During the spring racing meet raised in the study area, or an worth of tickaverage of 1490 per 100 habitat in 1949 $12,4il4.60 track. were the ets at left 980 acres. Mallards produced young per 000 acres; cinnimon teal, 1.8 per acre; redhead, 2.7 BOX ELDER JOURNAL Brigham City, Utah per acre; and ruddy duck 0.6 Friday, December 14, 1952 per acre. 174-acr- TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON THRIFTY GIFTS! YAZZIE YARNS Hardstem And Olenys Near Brigham The high Importance of the tmlmshes hardstem and oi- neys in waterfowl producton has 'been further demonstrated in recent studies at the Knudson Marsh just west of Brighacn City. a graduate Billy Wingfield, student in wildlife management at Utah State Agricultural col'his lege, recently completed masters degree on "A Water-fow- l 'Productivity Study in Knudsons Marsh, Salt Lake VaHey. This project was under the supervision of the Utah CoResearch Wildlife operative unit, which 'has its headquarters at e two-third- d pari-mutue- Sf' baby boy was born to CHRISTMAS YNOW! (Limited Time Only) SEnop floimoirffovj fflnH 5 att IPenBiiaoyf s MONDAY COAT AND LEGGING SETS ROM Christmas tree bearing gifts gious director, 1050 gifts .have been given thus far, donated by youth groups and womens or- ganizations of protestant churches in Utah, Texas, Pennsylvania, Virginia and other states. Enclosed in' each gift is the name and address of the given, so that each child may write a : letter of thanks. The El Kalar Temple Shrine band from Salt Lake City, under the direction of Guy Meric, will present a program for students and personnel in the school auditorium on Sunday, December 16, at 2 p. m. . t : Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knutson returned Tuesday from a vaca-- ' tion trip to Phoenix, Arizona. Christmas party for . all Catholic students will be held on Sunday, December 16 at 2 A , - x vtat1 fleeced - The party will toe given by ' the Catholic Ladies League of the Diocese. JSz:. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Silver- smith are the proud parents of a daughter, born in an Albuquerque hospital on December LOW PRICE. idays to 'bring home his wife, the little pink bundle and her twin sisters. Sammy Is employed' as a teacher-interprete- r in the special Navajo program school. Expansion Band! ENTS TOTCKIES JUST THE WATCH FOR HIM THIS CHRISTMAS! ITS el ( .. Mrs.' Lettie Christoffcrsen on vacation leave this week. Mrs. Mary White, teacher in the elementary school, has resigned her position and left this week for her home jn Tulsa, Oklahoma. Waterproof Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Brand-ehaf- t and daughters, Priscilla, iLois and Wenry, left Monday on a trip to the East. BANGOR, Me. (UP) The bur-gl- a And Includes Expansion Band and limited quantity Boys and Gents ruby- mms 15.00 - Genuine Ruby Slone MODERN WAY TO BLOW! For 2000 years men have plowed back and forth across fields. .Now, Iowa experiment station 12. 45. ASK FOR A DE LAVAL MILKER TERMS! DEMONSTRATION IMiUML. I tests show that plowing around the field, rather than crosswise, cuts plowing time Planting corn around the field saves ICE CREAM TRUCK S.50 now only 51.00 to6$3L00 COCA-COI- A going for BLOCK SETS complete for onlv sizes6t!i:$L0 53.00 SILVERWARE CHESTS ci CIRCUS SETS made of wood or composition 51.50 and 3.00 for p,ot CHILDRENS Red Ryder SLIPPERS Included are shearling wool lined slippers and rayon satin numbers, a wide choice, fine for Christmas gving, two price groups Sizes 6 to 12, just the thing for cold mornings. Be sure to include a pair at Christmas time. The cost is so small-- i.so 52.00 and 52.50 MITTENS Angora Wool, special MEN'S BOOT SOX part wool 4 pair 5 .00 31 PAINTER'S slightly OVERALLS soiled- - 531.00 52.00 EAR MUFFS knit, for Dollar Days-- MEN'S MELTON CAPS n.m MEN'S RAYON SCARFS now only SLIPPERS MEN'S DRESS GLOVES unlined pigskin- - $2.5 $2.0 BOY'S SLIPPERS MEN'S WOOL AND RAYON SCARFS 51.00 BOY'S FELT SLIPPERS sizes 1 to 5 53.00 Men's SHAVING MUG and SOAP SETS CHILDRENS : T CHAIRS At 52.00 AND MEN'S PAJAMAS of acetate and nylon $3.00 MEN'S SUSPENDERS specially 51.50 MEN'S BOOTS Rubber hunting boots. Laced. $2.00 DOLLAR DAY VALUE! WOMENS HOUSE SLIPPERS 500 fun play-tim- e they play real tunes DOLLAR. DAY SPECIAL! KNIT, now only xu TOY PIANOS 52.00 WOOL CAPS the 1.00 BRUSH ANDCOMBSET now c 551.00 CHILDRENS SLIPPERS MEN'S WATCHES OFF at 500 53.00 52.50 name brand L Hi TRUCK wide choice of styles Gents and Ladies $4.00 r Service StatI INFANTS SUPPERS. special accessories. 52.00 and $3.00 MEN'S SLIPPERS CREDIT SLIPPERS U0 51.0 sizes 2 350 YOU CANT BEAT THESE TWO BIG WATCH BUYS BUY NOW ANYWHERE IN THE COUNTRY WHILE THEY ARE AVALABLE! E-- Z $ 0.0 choice of a big selection is who blew open a safe in a bottling works 'here apparently had a conscience. The only cash in the safe was $15 attached to community chest pledge cards. He didnt touch it. Heavy gold mounting to 2. with lots of at several styles, now HAND BAGS , Shockproof Dustproof Illuminous Dial Large Selection n Animal ?; a fine play set BUS STATION CHILDRENS OVERSHOES Day Value- - Sammy will leave for Albuquerque over the Christmas holIncludes t. sizes a great Dollar 2. ONLY :: and GIRLS WOMENS OVERSHOES has joined the boys advisory staff as a dormitory attendant. Imagine getting a beautiful gold cased watch with cylinder crystal and fine jeweled movement at this unbelieve-abl- y : $.00 fVt (Frank" Cambridge Large Selection big selection going now marked hr , suits p. m. LADIES Barn - 551.00 SNOW sC sell $4.00 for girls, now$ Mr, y SAVE! and r, Service Statio AN SATURDAY Protestant students will be the campus theater, Christmas morning at 8:45 a. m. Each child will receive one gift. According to the Reverend Arthur Gillespie, 'Protestant reli- for in TOYS only a few left to and Mrs. Kee Delgarito on December 10 in the Cooley Memo rial hospital. Both Mr. and Mrs. Delgarito atare employed as dormitory tendants here at the school. ' A END! som re slight shopworn but everyone a great value! The Christmas spirit is beginning to pervade the campus. Roland B. Harris, head boys advisor, with 25 o '30 boys went to Blacksmith Fork recently to chop down large Christmas trees to be used in the dining halls, etc. The smaller trees for the dormitories will be purchased. The huge tree on the grass plot in front of the (Administration building is enjoyed by all with its many colored lights and twinkling star. A ODDS & ... By Helen B, HiU . BU nn priced 51.00 52.00 MEN'S FELT HATS GYM SHOES only a few pair at BOY'S MITTENS leather with fur trim 2.50 SLEDS a great buy at he 54.OO Wheelbarrows now priced 1.00 1.50 rei I in. Th I." AND re w |