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Show 4 V ' 12 THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Thursday, October 18, 1962 BrigKam City, UtaK National Newspaper Week Observed by News-Journ- Apples, Cheese, Broiled-FryoReported Plentiful in October rs al The Box Elder News and Journal 14-2- 0. ... o' ,Yyf - . : k - j - - ' s 1JX. V w 4 y. V V X IvV- - 4 r f i"nj, - ?$,4 . 5 - - - - ...In bringing r1 weather Crisp fall joining With in observing newspapers throughout the United States National Newspaper Week this week, Oct. Newspapers make a big difference in people's ' lives , It makes a big difference to homeowners whether taxes go up or down, whether fire and police protection is adequate. Newspapers keep them informed. It makes a big difference to housewives whether or not they get the most for their money when they shop for food, furniture or fashions. Newspapers help them to shop intelligently. It makes a big difference to businessmen whether business is good, if employment goes up or down. Newspapers provide this news regularly. It makes a big difference to sports fans whether their favorite teams win or lose, where and when fishing's best. They find out in their newspapers. It makes a big difference to merchants whether or not customers are attracted to their stores. They use newspaper advertising to make this happen. It makes a big difference if local residents know where and when community, church and school functions take place. The newspaper keep you posted. And it makes a big difference in whether you read your local paper. The Box Elder News and Journal appreciates your patronage and support. is . will bring the stick. Or. Mrs. Eller suggests trying apples with cheese, another of the featured items on the USDA plentiful list. Cheese, too, comes in for special attention in October, during the Cheese Festival which will last all month. Stocks arc large and supplies of ail varieties of cheese will, be ample In Octo- abundant harvests of fruits to market in October, says Jessie AL Eller, county home agent. For the homemaker who likes to plan her menus well In advance, or to clip for future use, heres what the U. S. Department of Agriculture reports wjll be plentiful during the month of October:, Fresh apples, cheese, and broiler-fryer- s are the featured items. Also included are fresh cranberries, pears, grapes, potatoes, frozen concentrated orange juice, turkeys ber; f f" 5 Offering a taSty entree, fk matter how they ari fixed, will be broilers-fryerIn October, broil-e- r fryers wllh not only bh abundant but their price should be low, Mrs. Eller said. s. and rice. Oct. NATIONAL Apple Week, will be the special promotion time for apples. At this time, most of the Eastern varieties will be on the market the Staymans, McIntosh, Northern Spies, Greenings, and Baldwins. This years crop of these and other varieties is expected to be 11 percent above average. So youll find apples gat, for eatlore at your ing as they are, for baking, for pies, and for caramel apples on super-marke- Blki Disappears' Carl Setishore,'''kon of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Seashore, 1 North Sixth East, has reported that his. bicycle disappeared froth his home on Oct rr Misslng Bicycle Larry Taylor, 264 North East, told local pblice that cycle was missing from his The theft was reported Oct. 'S7T f . ; - - f ! ' f ; . i a-- K t. i'i'jt t "--- V ' .t t . 1 ' f A , f J tfc '.wx 'fi7 - , .;V- .'t.''rt , - 1 v. . v - ..if, ; ! - v.. ( - - I . ' J! I I . 'Ft - ' ... .i - v. , Sr f.-- j. b" ;: ..'t5 . - r .. , L', ' f V ' WATCH FOR THE BIG i . V. ; GRAND OPENING i 5TH NORTH AND MAIN NOVEMBER ...Play a part . . . this Journalists Attend BYU Conference Civil Service Exam Set for Firefighters newspaper Lichfield. They were accompanied by their journalism advisor, Mrs. Marijane Morris. The local students heard a keynote address given by Arch L. Madsen, general manager of KSL as the conference began its activities. radio-televisio- n, V students engaged in "how-to-do-i- t1 sessions.. They studied editing the duplicated newspaper, editing the printed newspaper, advertising for newspapers and yearbooks, yearbook planning and production, sports writing, and radio broadcasting. nvX In - wa TCI" r a vuw - ST PRIZES SURPRISES! - . .. Tutwi :;V rV'tf v --T i h,Zl 4, National Newspaper Week, Oct 14:20 wmm wa X X O'jit igi$natn A X : PUZZLED Mr. BOSTON YC about insurance for X your business INTELLIGENT iiimim! t' turn BUYER'S GUIDE TO FINEST LIQUORS Like Fine Scotch , Canadian, Rum & Brandy ... KENTUCKY WHISKEY TASTES BEST AS A BLEND! T?3 ? X X X X X aft IXtAn-- l V X X X X X ' ' X A X X X Theres only one way to make a good Kentucky Whiskey taste better . . . blend it with other Kentucky Whiskeys and We can solve your problem with a planned insurance program. Youll get total protection . . . without dangerous gaps or wasteful overlapping. Call us now about a survey of your insurance needs. X X X X X X X X X X X X For years, the secret behind the famous smoothness of Scotch and Canadian whiskies is the fact that they are actually blends of several different types of Scotch and Canadian whiskies. Most Rums and PA Represent fag GREAT AMERICAN Insurance Co, New York 8 X ' ' 1. X X X X X X X X X X X X X wr t Join With Us in Celebrating National Newspaper ,W$ek 8 t, . X The Box Elder invites you to mark National Newspaper Week with us Jt is a remind Americans of a right, basic in this country: The Right to Know. We News-Journ- week set aside to al pledge anew that our publisher and his entire staff will continue to dedicate every effort to keep- -. ing this the best informed community in the country. Now, Mr. Boston actually improves on the natural rich flavor of good Kentucky Whiskey by selecting several of the best and blending them together with choice grain neutral spirits. Result: smooth flavor balance and mildness that straight Kentucky just cant match. Try a XENTUCKY BLEND and Our Advertisers .i ... A Hearty Thank You , We extend sincere thanks to each and every reader for their keen interest in this paper, as re- ", circulation. We thank all those who have assisted us by bringing fleeted in our ever-growi- ng in news and pictures to help us give compete, accurate, courageous coverage of this area. Our, thanks go to our good advertisers for their confidence In investing their advertising dollars with . us. bottle of Mr. Bostons Rocking Chair soon! TOP-SELLIN- G To Our Readers Their support continues to enable us to give our readers in this community a better and better weekly newspaper. 1 g INSURANCE SERVICE South 1st West well-kno- liquors. 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(General; Crash; Crash and Strucadvertising, Dallas Burneet, BYU journalism Brigham Young University, Oct. writing and editing, tural), GS-- and GS-- with snlarios 13. radio and television in guidance department chairman; Larry Day to from $3,760 $4,040 per ranging and Barbara Miller, graduate asLocal students who attended sessions held Saturday morning. year. tours and a sistants, and Allan Frazier, BYU were; Brent Petersen, Toni Fran-zolinFollowing campus Registers resulting from this exTed Hansen and David luncheon for faculty advisers the yearbook editor. amination may be used to fill vay Dug-wain cancies related positions at XKXXXSXXHXXKXXXSXXKXMXMKXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXKMXSiXXXXXKNX Proving Grounds and other K Federal agencies in this area. X Full information and application K tit blanks may be obtained at the local K post office. 3 ; ' 12. D0X Mr. BOSTONS ROCKING CHAIR KENTUCKY WHISKEY A BLEND "INTELLIGENCE IN THE PURCHASE MODERATION IN THE ENJOYMENT." 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