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Show Producer TV Central School Enrollment Jumps Rats Are Registered Speak at Central PTA Will associate proand program director of KSL radio and TV, and radio and TV director of the board of managers of the Utah Congress of PTA, will be guest speaker at Central School PTA meeting, Monday, Rex Campbell, ducer Your School Board Member of Nov. 11, , KUED-TV- at 7.30 p. m. speak on channel 7, the new education television station in Utah. The general public is invited 'as well as all members of the Central PTA. Mr, Campbell will HAROLD D. FELT Second graders, under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Ruth Armstrong, Mrs. Rosetta Goulding, and Miss Barbara Ilowe, will furnish the music for the evening. STUDY RATS Students of J. Norris Larsen at Central school are watching developments of two white rats recently acquired from the Utah Dairy Counci- l- Lee Ann Stefat her side and David fen, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steffen, has Gus-GEdmunds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Edmunds, right, tries to quiet down Jacques, the rat, who in the tests, gets no milk in his diet. BRIGHAM TRUCK & IMPLEMENT CO. us TRI-STAT- LUMBER CO. E WILL For Honeyville BE r Elder Sunday Tol-ma- ALL DAY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TO JPH'W1" GO. ARE TAKING PHEASANT A ius Tolman, Elder Tolman recently returned from the Eastern States where he served as a missionary for the Church of Latter-daJesus Christ of in Saints, with headquarters New York City. He labored at Wilmington and Camden, N. J., and at Norwood, Pa., where he served as supervising elder during the last few months of his mission. Bishop Varsel Chlarson will preside at. the testimonial Sunday evening. Friends and relatives of the Tolman family are invited to attend. . HUNTING 12 Box Elder JOURNAL Friday, November Brigham City, Utah 8, 1957 V ElHOMECOMING SET der David C. Tolman will be honored at a homecoming testimonial Sunday evening in the Honeyville ward chapel after completing an LDS mission in the Eastern States, School N. D., (UP) The ' passing of the familiar one-rooschool In North Dakota is being hurried by a new state law tightening teacher requirements. Supt. of Public Instruction M. F, Peterson said about 50 country schools were without teachers this fall and were unable to open their doors. One-roo- BISMARCK. Bl Atf Impala Sport Coup with th solid quality o I Body by Fltfiar. Brigham City, ready to serve my old friends and former patrons of the Brigham Barber Shop at Burts Barber Shop where I am employed. I invite you to drop in., . . any time. MARLIN SANDERS the rats. Come In and See Me At e They are housed In pens constructed by J. Norris Larsen from chemical cans and 12 inch mesh wire. Jacques is already showing signs of nervousness and is constantly jumping about his pen from his unbalanced diet. well-mad- BURTS SHOP BARBER By Diane Meacham in connection An assembly t C5s y 9IH OFF DAY n, e Im happy to announce that Im back at work in Day Observed At High School r' A homecoming testimonial will honor Elder David C. Sunday evening, Nov. 10, at 7 30 p. m. in the Honeyville LDS ward chapel. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Claud- EMPLOYEES United Nations Homecoming Set MERRELLS, Inc. Gus-Gu- s and Jacques are newly enrolled at Central school. Although their names do not appear on the teachers roll books, they have made a big impression on the students in the entire school, already. The two are white rats brought to Brigham City following UEA convention in Salt Lake City. They are gifts of the Utah Dairy Council and through diet given the rats, the students expect to see the value of milk in diet. Gus-Gu- s gets his regular meat, eggs, fish, vegetables, fruit, cereal, bread and milk, but his companion rat, Jacques, has milk omitted from his menu. The rats are the same age and received the same food until they were three weeks old. For the following nine weeks the lack of milk is expected to show in the development of m One-roo- with United Nations Day was presented to the student body of Box Elder High school on Oct. 24, by the Social Science department. The first speaker for the occasion was Linda, Palmer who gave the purposes of the United Nations, which is a world peace organization. It is an naassociation of independent tional states and was formed by the victorious nations of the second World War to keep the peace their efforts had won. Its supreme goal is to end war. Second speaker was Bruce Wright who spoke on the General Assembly which is the great deliberative body of the United Nations. 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