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Show Thursday, April 7, 196 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS Page 2 Raymond Bertoch Now Receiving Special Training Valley Vieu HARRY B. MILLER, Publisher Governor Sets Cancer Month FORT SILL, Oklahoma (AHTNC) Entered as 2nd Class matter at the Post Office at Salt Lake City, Utah Army Pvt. Ronald D. Bertoch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. under the Act of March 3, 1879 Bertoch, 4390 So. 4000 West, is ESTABLISHED 1954 receiving eight weeks of advanced individual training at the Artillery and Missile Center, Fort Sill, Okla. Published weekly by Valley View News Publishing Company at The training is scheduled to end Salt Lake County, Utah April 11. Phone EMpire Bertoch is being trained to servPost Office Box 2608 - Salt Lake City, Utah ice and maintain the 105 millimeter y howitzer, a light weapon. The soldier entered the Army in November 1959 and received basic training at Fort Ord, field-artiller- ld Calif. Before entering the Army, Bertoch was employed by Mountain Fuel Supply. He is a 1957 graduate of Cyprus High School, Magna. Goes Anything Heres a couple of mule stories that Ive always enjoyed. The first one concerns a farmer who had recently purchased a mule that the previous owner guaranteed as a good a,nd willing worker. But as things usually go, when the farmer got the mule home and hitched him to the plow, the mule refused to budge. The farmer tried everything he could think of, short of setting a fire under the mule, but the animal just stood there and looked sullen. rlf . w- - kay mule got a little playful and jogged the buggy a bit. The farmer remarked, Thats twice. As they were approaching the home mule stopped and refused to go on. waited a few moments a,nd then said times. He then got out of the buggy, his shotgun and shot the mule dead. in desperation, the farmer called the previous owner and asked him to stop by his place. When he arrived, he explained, This mule will work for you night and day without any trouble, provided you talk gently to him at all times. He then and rapped the mule in the picked up a head with a blow that could kill a horse. Finally, two-by-fo- ! ur The new owner was shocked. I though you said you had to talk gently to him, he remarked. Thats right, the fellow said, but first you have to get his attention. The second story deals with a wife and a mule. Not that theres any similarity between a wife and a mule, it just so happens that theyre both in the same story. A farmer just got married and after the ceremony, he hitched his mule to the buggy and he and his new wife set out for the farm. When they were about two miles down the road, the mule evidently dozed a little bit and left the road, upsetting the buggy and throwing the farmer and his bride out on the ground. The farmer murmured, Thats once. He righted the buggy and he and his wife got back in and continued their journey. A few miles further down the road, the stretch, the The farmer Thats three reached for The wife was dismayed and said to her husband, Why that was a terrible thing to do. I think it was horrible for you to shoot that poor defenseless animal and Im ashamed of you. The farmer looked at his wife and said, very calmly, Thats once. And just for good measure, heres another one. Two farmers met ip town and started talked about their mutual problems. One of them said to his friend, I dont know whats the matter with that mule of mine. She doesnt want to work or eat. Shes losing weight and looks like shes going to keel over any minute. Frankly, Im worried about her. To which his friend replied, You know last summer my mule acted the same way. Wouldnt work or eat apd looked like she was going to die any minute. What did you do about it? the first farmer asked. Why, I just gave her about a gallon of turpentine mixed with a little gasoline, came the reply. Say, a try. said the first farmer, I think Ill give that They met again a few weeks later and the farmer said to his friend, Listen, you remember telling me you gave your mule a mixture Of turpentine and gasoline when she was ailing? Well, I gave the same concoction to my mule and she up and died on me. was the reply. So did mine, VALLEY VIEW NEWS CLASSIFIED Busy Gov. George D. Clyde pauses a moment, prior to take off for trip to Washington, D. C., to sign proclamation setting April 1960 as Cancer Control Month. Left is Ira B. Sharp, state crusade chairman fer the April Cancer drive, who caught Governor at Salt Lake Airport just before leaving to receive Distinguished Service Award from AM VET'S, American Veterans of World War II and Korea, for his work in connection with problems of the Colorado Storage Basin. Marian Anderson to Sing in S. L. report of Miss Andersons tour, hundreds of newspapers and magazines hailed the artist as one of Marian Anderson, great Ameri- Americas outstanding goodwill amcan singer, will perform in concert bassadors. in the Salt Lake Tabernacle April 11 under auspices of the University Helped by a fund of nickels and dimes contributed by her Artists series. mothers church friends, in her A perennial maker of headlines, early struggles to establish her cathe famous contralto made interna- reer, Marian Anderson used the tional news when she became the $10,000 Bok Award from Philadelfirst of her race to appear with phia to establish a fund to help the Metropolitan Opera. She holds aspiring young singers. Japans coveted Yukosho medal, Tickets to the Anderson concert Swedens Litteris et Artibus medal, will be available beginning Thursand Finlands Order of the White at the Extension Division, and Rose, as well as fifteen honorary day the downtown box office will open degrees and scores of awards from ' such organizations as the Govern- April 5 at Glen Bros. Music, 246 ment of Israel, New York News- So. Main. paper Guild, the Einstein Medical Center, and the U. S. State Department. (Reprint from Daily Utah Chronicle) Many Americans were deeply moved by the filmed story of her ADVERTISING ten-wee- Places your wants ads by calling CY or mail them with your remittance to 4290 West 5540 South, Kearns. Classified Advertsing: 15c per line, with a minimum of 45c per insertion 53 NEW SPINET PIANOS $15.00 2x8 ft. studs, 29c ' each. Birch Doors Bunk Beds 41.95; Dinette Sets 54.95 up; 4.95 & up. 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