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Show VALLEY PARK REPORTS: Leaving for Mainz, Germany on Saturday Funeral Rites Held Thursday for Mrs. Mary Zaugg Hirschi, Pioneer Settler Mr. By, R. E. Palmer Dr. and Mrs. A. Hamer Reiser, Jr., of SaW Lake City, are visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs. Laurence G. Carter and other relatives and friends. and Mrs. Elliott (Brighton daughter, Dixie, are visiting friends and relatives here. Their home is also in Sait Lake City. Mrs. Hirschi Mary passed awayiasi Saf1iiciay after WE'LL long illness. Funeral services were held in Park Valiev ward chapel on Thursday at 1 p. m. Mrs. Hirschi one of the early settlers in Park Valle and is the mother of Louis Hirschi Gordon Mrs Ford Hirschi, (Dora) Carter of Park Valley; Mrs. Jack (Eunice) Archibald of Dayton. Idaho; Bill Hirschi, Sugar City, Idaho, and Rulon and 'fim'iT'Hirschi of Brigham Ciy. Na s MAKE YAZZI Intermountain Students Display Arts THEM And Crafts In Salt Lake City Library BRIGHT - BEAUTIFUL and SANITARY By Connie Dickman 1 Let Reeves make your Draperies, Curtains anti Slip Covers as sparkling as Spring. Theyll hang straight and drape soft- ' i i .. I one-hal- f', "Have Your Clothes Dri-She- Mrs. Jay D. Rigby and Sons Begin Trip To Mainz, Germany on Saturday, April 3 Way" en It restores all the beauty ! of color and texture to even the most delicate fabrics. I t I I I - r- I i ; HATS CLEANED and BLOCKED " We Specialize In Knit Suits , SEND THEM TO US WITH CONFJDENCE i REEVES Reliable CLEANERS : i PHONE 31 t Jay IJ. Rigby with her two sons, Randy, 3, waving, and seated on their suitcase ready Wendell, one and and waiting to leave for Germany, where they will meet their Daddy and husband, Master Sergeant Jay D. Rigby. The family plans to remain in Mainz until January 1956. Mrs. Rigby is the former Marilyn Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hunt, RED No. 1. Brigham. Cleaned The t t I Mrs. ... is shown here ly, too. ! Accompanying Mrs, Rigby to New York by motor car will be Mrs. Vernon Hunt of R.F.D. No. 1, and Mrs. Grace Brigh'am, Mrs. Jay D. Rigby and young sons, Randy, 3. and Wendell, one and one half, will leave for New York on Saturday, April 3, for the first leg of their journey to Germany. At Mainz. Germany, they will ho joined by Master Sergeant Jay D. Rigby, who is serving there wdih the 78th Armored Field Artillery. He has been in Germany for the past year. Their plans are to remain there until Barkley, Sterling, Idaho. The Rigbys car will be shipped to Germany for use by the family during their stay overseas The boys are getting excited over the prospects of seeing their "Daddy, Randy was just two and Wendell four months when Master Sergeant Rigby left January lfl.NG. They will make their home ip for overseas duty. a housing project in the Mainz During the past few months Prior to his present enlistment they have been making their Rigby served with the National home with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hunt. Mrs. Rigby is the former Guard in Korea. They will leave New York Martlvn Hunt. a Mr. Rigby's mother is Mrs. shortly after April 9 when they receive sailing orders. Rigby, Fairview, Utah. El-v- iftKJ WPP feeling in the air . . . time to is modernize and and repair, even a step ahead of the season. Months ago we stocked up on plenty of everything for any kind of job you have in mind. Quality is high . . . prices are right . . . come in and talk ever your plans. There's a COMPLETE SELECTION fix-u- p re-pai- nt E INDOOR and OUTDOOR PAINTS For every surface every need ft t. ifr J tarl t fcffT t. IX , USE fir NEW PORCH THIS HANDY SPIRING CHECK FIX-U- P tr ... j k & - I i CHART Phone, Write or Visit Us For Free Estimates I p- YARNS - i 4 Box Elder JOURNAL Going to Salt Lake sometime (between now and April 17 Stop at the Salt Lake Public Library, art and reference department, second floor, and see the art and handicraft exhibit placed there by our own Allan Hauser, instructor in arts and crafts. The four schools, the vocational department, the home economics department, the hoband Hausers by department, art department, exhibit an informative and artistic display done in a variety of mediums. See ail of this by our Intermountain students. Home Economics Department Last Tuesday, Mrs. Joe Weight of Intermountain, came to the home economics department on and gave a demonstration bathing a young baby. Three groups met together in Miss Norma Smiths class room. The girls were, most interested. Thursday, Mrs. (William Smith, a motel owner of iBrigham City, met with Miss Smiths and Mrs. motel Dog Eagles four-yea- r girls and gave them a most instructive talk. Visual aids were for a follow-udiscussion. Fashion Show Reserve the evening of April 26 for the annual fashion show on the campus. Chicken Dinner Miss Juanita Turners group 5, from Miss Grissoms school, prepared and served a fried chicken dinner this past week. The dinner was the climax of unit in 'buying, storing and preparing meat and 'poultry. The girls bought the chickens with their own funds. After seeing films and dis-- i cussing what to look for when buying meat and poultry, they made a field trip to the local grocery store to select a choice bird for frying. While planning the meal, the girls learned how to make a time schedule, to balance the foods, how to set a dinner table, and to make different center-piece- s from available material. To entertain the guests and serve the food was the final learning step. A visitor stopped in to visit Mrs. Thelma Queton, home economics in building 60. She reported that it was just like a three-rincircus with different types of units carried on in each ring. Aerobatics were centered around pancakes in one kitchen unit. The table was attractively set for breakfast. Baking powder biscuits was the center of interest in the second unit and the third was a delicious looking batch of muffins. These were first year girls who had completed their goals and had asked to review a work unit a second time. three Supervising cooking units wasn't Thelmas complete task. She also had two sewing groups at the table making pretty gathered skirts and blouses. Mrs. Quetons group also expect to assist in the of the living room. Near the entrance to the kitchen units is the most unusual looking closet for storage of brooms and mops. A big steel vault door, which would require a piece of atomic bomb for removal, guards the entrance to the closet. (When Thelma was asked if she considered her brooms and mops quite valuable, she replied, Oh, this is where we keep our coffee. In building 3, Miss Naomi Rartschi was carrying on a similar schedule of simultaneous units. The girls were planning to entertain the boys at a breakfast. The yellow, luncheon cloths they were press-Ing, I'm told, were individually pretty. Tiered curtains at the windows, with many other lit-tie touches of gave the kitchen units an invit-ing appearance. Newcomer Mr. and Mrs. Gallegos are the proud parents of a baby boy, born March 13. IUness Mrs. Clarissa Lowry has been absent, due to illness. Bowling New The maintenance team, Captain Malcolm Queton. Buster George Lowry, IWilbur Curley, Everett Renville and Bill Narcomey, are bowling champs in the regular bowling league on Intermountain campus. Quoting from the Employees Brigham City, Utah Friday, April 2, 1954 midgets. Building 43 won for the juniois. On April 10, seniors and open class finals swimming meet will take place. Fire Fighting School Mr. Tangren of the Utah State Board of Forestry and Fire Control and Mr. Noble of the Bureau of Land Management, as well as Mr. Markham, will folfire fighting low up a two-daschool for Intermountain boys, with a real live experience of putting out a fire, weather Relief Society of Two Stakes Meet North and South Box Eider stake Relief society convention will be held Friday, April 9, at Visitors the stake tabernacle. will be general president, Mrs. Belle S. Spafford, and Mrs. Gladys Boyer of Salt Lake City. General session will be held the to 3:30 in from 23:0 News Bulletin, Dont forget the big dance, April 2. Each bowler can take his wife or girl friend, but cannot take both. The boys advisory team come in second, administration, third, vocational, fourth, and medical and kitchen tied for fifth place. Rex Quinn rolled a scratch 225, to tie Arden Balls for individual high single game. Buster LaRose won second place with a 223. April 1 starts a singles tournament. April 6, a doubles tournament for campus bowlers will take place. The individual high singles will follow. Mrs. King's School The student exchange program has become an awakening and experience for students Provo communities involved. paid our campus a return Visit April (1. Mr. Earl Webb and Miss Miss Grissoms Schott from school expect to take about 50 students from the campus to visit Salt Lake. Salt Lake students will exchange visits a week later. Attend Council Mrs. Eldon Coffman, Miss Beverly Evans and Rev. Arthur Gillespie attended the United Council of Church Women at Salt (Lake- City. Rev. Gillespie spoke on the protestant activities at For The .Perfect Faint Job USE BENJAMIN MOORE'S WALL SATIN The rubber base paint its long lasting, easy to apply and very economical. See And Use This Amazing MIRACLE WALL CLEANER Intermountam. Mrs. MoCloud, the national representative of the 'United Council of Church Women was a campus visitor this past week. Rev. Augusta Jackley will attend the First Presbyterian church in Ogden, April 6, and the Intermountain speak on protestant work, at a luncheon. Boys' Department Roland Harris has returned from a four day business trip to Albuquerque, IN. M. Basketball Frolic The first and second prizes for outstanding posters displayed at the basketball dance went to the Tigers, building 25, and the Ghosts, building 04. Sixteen teams celebrated the conclusion of the basketball season with a beautiful dance. Six colors, used in the jerseys during the season formed a crepe paper wheel of spokes as a false ceiling. Basketball jerseys draped here and there were part of the decorating scheme. A grandfather weather balloon, about three feet high, painted to represent a basketball was teamed up with an appropriately sized basket. Light from above produced the highlight of the decorations. 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