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Show w 12 wv w frt y t wvvv r?1 Tt f f r?tf y ff ff tttt f Brigham City, Utah 1964 Thursday, July 2, THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, suffering from Injuries she re. celved when she fell at her home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardner the first part of JUne. She re. and children left Monday for a celved torn ligaments In her few days vacation in Yellow leg and bruises to her face and stone park. body. Mrs. Dollle Iverson spent MRS. MARY ANDERSON and several days last week help, Floss le Rams dell attended Mrs. and her family lng daughter Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hawks and a cousins party at the home of her son Mr. emt Mrs. Kelly Mrs. Wayne Merrill In Preston Iverson who have moved to Salt last Monday. The first year Bee Hive girls Lake City where the men aye spent Monday, Tuesday and employed. Wednesday of last week at the MR. AND MRS. GUNDERSON girls home In Mantua, with and daughter are In Colorado Mrs. Rula CheckettMrs. Betty Dallln, Mrs, Freda Barker and searching for work. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dallln Miss Deann Nelson as their were Sunday dinner guests at the chaperones. The second year home of their parents Mr. and Bee Hives spent Thursday, Frl. Mrs. Arnold Dallln. day, and Saturday there, This Mr. and Mrs. Roy Braegger week the Mia Maids are en. at the and family spent several days joying the last week in the Southern Utah home. parks. They hiked to the bottom of Bryce Canyon. By Mrs. Irvine Christensen v i j' Office Moved at USN, son of Mrs. Beth Conger 250 North Fourth West,, Is a crewmember aboard the Navy gasoline tanker USS Genessee, a unit of the U.S. Seventh Fleet. Its a curious paradox that man is afraid of color In his plothing, but runs the gamut of the rainbow In his cars, his furniture, his house and his garden, says Ron Postal, director of the National Council of Mens Fashions. , tl DOVER Air Conditioning Shoot Metal Hooting t V J ' E 723-340- 7 t 46 North Main ( , i j T , IN 1935 Pictured her? are five bishops of tthe Bear River LDS ward, representing 36 years of continous service. They are Osey Jenson, Brigham City; Charles Checketts, Phoenix, Ariz.; Vernon L. Johnsen, Roy Braegger, and Roger Hendrickson, all of Bear River City. TCiey were recognized at a recent ward meeting. NEW YORK (UPI) Orange velvet is a nourishing summer BRAKE cooler. Combine 1 pint softened NEW YORK (UPI) If your The office of the Farmers orange sherbet with 6 cups portable typewriter wobbles Home Association has been chilled orange juice. Beat or across the table when you type, moved to 53 South First East blend until smooth. Stir in 3 cut a waffled latex foam rubber carpet pad to put underin Tremonton. It was previously cups Instant non-fdry milk located at 18 North Tremont crystals. Serve in chilled neath it. The pad soaks up glasses street, according to Ronald with orange garnish. Serves vibrations and noise and eliminates the wanderlust. Robins, county supervisor. eight. STARTED Conger, seaman R. apprentice, MR. AND MRS, CLIFF Mate. son are vacationing in Idaho. Mrs. Andrea Hansen is In the Dee hospital suffering with a bad ( back. Seth Jensen left Saturday for the air force academy at Colo. rado Springs. He reportedfor school on Monday. . - . David Summertime and crisp salads find deep green leaves that are go hand In hand. Today, grocers sweet and tender. Use the whole offer many greens from which leaves mixed with other greens to choose, says Jessie M. El. or use alone. Curly Endive with Its wiry, ler, county home agent If you are Interested in try. feathered leaves has a rather lng some new greens, or have bitter flavor but adds Interest a special taste for different to mixed green salads. Spinach adds deep green color types of lettuce, here are some suggestions to help you In se. lively flavor, extra vitamins and minerals. Use Instead of, or lectlng salad greens. combined with, lettuce. S makes ROMAINE LETTUCE IS A a wonderful salad with bits of tall cylindrical head with stiff crisp bacon. Watercress dark, green and spoonshaped leaves. It has a pleasantly sweet flavor and lacy has a peppery flavor. Is is excellent served with to. high In vitamins. Use In a matoes for a simple salad. salad, but generously as a gar. Iceberg lettuce has compact nlsh, Mrs. Eller suggests. Chives are allied to onion heads with tlghtly.packed crisp brittle leaves. Tear the leaves with very slim bulbs and del. to use In tossed salads or cut lcate tops. Snip the tops fine Into quarters and serve alone. and scatter In any salad that Boston lettuce is often called needs refined onion flavor. Butterhead. Rosette shaped head with velvety leaves sep. Scallions are tender young arates easily. It Is tender and onions with a bright, vigorous succulent and goes well In toss, flavor. They are good In any ed salads. salad. If you know your greens you can enjoy more BIBB LETTUCE IS some, variety and flavor In your times called Limestone. Youll meals, reminds Mrs. Eller. Boar River Vacationers wfy t "i Navy Tanker a Yollowstonc Parle Attracts ' Soaman Aboard Lettuce Types Described For Best Summer Salads BEAR RIVER REPORTS t : 1 MR. AND MRS. ALVIN An. ' derson were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Anderson in Ogden. Miss Gayle Holmgren of Los Angeles Is visiting her mother Mrs. Meda Holmgren. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stander last Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Laney and daughter. The women are sis , i i 4 ters. ( , : i . - Nineteen women from here attended the county Daughters of Pioneers June jubilee held In Brigham City on Tuesday of last week. A delicious lunch. eon was served by each camp after which a program and visit lng were enjoyed. 1 THE HAPPY HOMEMAKERS spent last Weenesday afternoon , at a swimming party, after which they had a delicious lunch j prepared by themselves. They left for home at 5 p.m. Every, one had a good time. Mrs. t Gaye Garner Is their leader. Mrs. Lovene Jensen Is still . NSF Awards j, Grants to ! Utah Schools , Three universities ir ' i .Jhts week received a total $90,. ':g41 in grants from the Nation. T to al Science foundation for their program strengthen research and education In the sciences, according to Sen. Wallace F. Bennett (R.Utah) A breakdown showed the Uni. ; versity of Utah with $38,547; Utah State university with $27,. .. tj-- f 690 and Brigham Young univer. ! sity with $24,604. Officials at the universities - i will determine how the grants are to be used; however, an annual report Is to be made to the National Science Founda. tlon, the Senator said. . Eligibility for a 1964 grant was based upon the receipt of prior grants from the Na tlonal Science foundation dur. ing the period of April 1, 1963 to March 31, 1964. 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