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Show .vw-w- - Wv.'y- - -- The. Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, April 2, 1S61, New to the United States for 1961 from Nears For Manti s Eldest Century-Da- y old get LOST- MANTI Mantis oldest and one of the oldresident will have a est In Utah birthday Monday. J. Hatten Carpenter will be i 7 BUPoy,, frETOOT Speclel to The Tribune 100. A 15 FRANCE L - ; HE WILL BE guest of honor at a public reception Monday night In the. Manti Center Ward, Church of Jesus Christ Saints. of Latter-daGreetings in the chapel foyer at 7 pm. will be followed by a program featuring ntusi cal entertainment and phases of Mr. Carpenters life. Guests are invited to gather in the recreation hall for a birthday cake ceremony and refreshments after the program, the family reports. y - THE SOUTH Sanpete LDS Stake patriarch is still active, walking to church in good weather and reading a lot Only a slight loss of hearing proves any handicap to him, the family says. He "was bom April 4, 1861 . . Hatten . in Devonshire, England, a son J. Carpenter To mark 100th birthday. of a Congregationalist minister. Upon arrival in Salt Lake City, he went to work as Salt Lake County recorder. Cedar Talks Focus on Alcoholism Special to The Tribune Alcoholism CEDAR CITY is a disease and like most diseases, can be treated and cured. ITS CAUSE STEMS from underlying psychological char acteristics or personality inadequacies in which the individual has a drive to seek escape. which anesthetizes Alcohol, parts of the brain, is the medium for this escape. Clyde Gooderham, executive director of the Utah State Board of Alcholism, stressed the idea of alcoholism as a disease at an annual meeting of the Southern Utah Alcoholism Council Saturday. "ALCOHOL IS not a basic cause, but a contributing factor. Although, he added, through excessive use body tissues become adapted to alcohol and the Individual becomes physically addicted as well. Since 1940 the number of Alcoholics in the United States has doubled. t UTAH HAS SOME 13,800 al coholies. Of this number 2,600 ire women. Utah now has five rehabili tation centers working toward Jhis end. Two of them are in Salt Lake City, one in Provo, one in Ogden and one at Cedar City. The success of these cen lers is better than 50 per cent, A second speaker, Dr. Wil liam Mason, a Panguitch physi plan and state chairman of the Utah Alcoholism Foundation, Emphasized the role of the prt vate physician in treating alcoholism and deficiency diseases resulting from alcoholism. From a Some sourdoughs spend their lives looking for that big strike and go to their graves The most vigorous producer in France. Tasty Berries the Size of HENS' EGGS. One or two berries slice Into a plate full. Everbearing pro poor as church mice. This one wont "Best way to find rich ore la to lose your burro. duces from spring until frost. Make Mine Silver, Please Gold? Dont HE MOVED TO Manti shortly after. Mr. Carpenter married MaBy Carl E. Hayden tilda Sophia Alder June 12, Tribune Staff Writer 1889, in the Manti LDS TemIDAHO Wanna CHALLIS, died in She February, ple. 1920.- - He married Lydia E. find a gold mine? Get a burro and lose it Schram later the same year in the same temple. LOVELY Rogers, Keysville, HE SERVED a Samoan LDS Calif., went looking for his lost and was burro in 1856 and found the mission from 1890-9North Manti of the member a Ward bishopric 20 years. He has been a stake patriarch since 1918. When Mr. Carpenter returned from his mission, he went to work as assistant cash ier in Manti City Bank for 16 years. Then he took a posi tion in the recorders office of the Manti Temple and was there 42 years. He retired at 93. Special to The Tribune It became one horn when shaved with knife. of Californias richest FIVE OF HIS sons and daughters are living. They are Edwin, Eugene and Gerald Carpenter, all of Manti; Dr. G. Alvin Carpenter, Berkeley, Calif., and Mrs. Edith Madsen, Salt Lake City. Mr. Carpenter has 18 grandchildren and 36 Teen to Visit Europe in Band Tour RIVERSIDE, Box Elder County A Bear River High School senior is one of 75 outstanding U.S. high school musicians chosen to take the 1961 European Concert Tour of the School Band of America. WILLIAM S I L V E ST E R, Riverside, a member of the Bear River band under direction of Gareth Larsen, will depart with the SBA group from York City June 27, bound I WALTER HANSIXK, Cedar New for an initial concert in LonCity, Southern Utah Alco- don July 2. holism Council chairman, Mr. Silvester is a drum major at Bear River and an assistant conductor. THE 51 BOYS and 24 girls ranging in age from 15 to 21 and representing 24 states were named in announcement by Edward T. Harn, Bloomington, 111., director, SBA. Many bf the students are sponsored by civic, church and band parent groups or businessmen and interested citizens. THE ONCE famous, now petered out, Horn Silver Mine south of Arco and west of Craters of the Moon, had such a pipe. Ore from it was so rich In silver it cifrled like ,MORE IN number now, the n d burro-seekin- confer- ence stressing m u 1 1 i p 1 land management will convene Tuesday in Ogden for super visors of the Intermountain Region's 18 national forests, Regional Forester Floyd Iverson reported Saturday, "IT IS ESPECIALLY signif icant that our meeting coincides with Utah Conservation Week, which is devoted, as is the U.S. Forest Service, to the principles of sound management and protection of our natural renewable resources, he said. BpecUl to The Tribune But, almost sad to say, a burro was not responsible for this find. Just an ordinary work horse was. Rancher Martin went looking, sat on a rock to rest, picked up a hunk of ore. four-legge- Multiple Use four-da- Arizonas Wlckenberg found the Vulture Mine in the same Inglorious way. JIM BUTLER came up with Nevadas famous Desert And Butlers wife, burro in 1900 while hunting for his. Companion, ing on her own, found a still richer vein, The Mizpah. But dont get the idea burros confine their talents to the yellow stuff that glitters. IDAHOS Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines, uncovered by N. S. Kellogg, have given up hundreds of millions of dollars worth of lead and silver. The Silver King in Arizona became a $20,000 a ton glory hole, as miners call an ore chimney, because a burro waved a come on. hunt-Quee- Forests Meet To Feature A a Big Blue Mine. 3 OGDEN GIANT FRUIT, largo HENS' EGGS. WHEN HE caught the horse and its mate he hitched them to a wagon, and hauled loads of blown-ou- t silver from the surface of the ridge overlooking the Snake River plains. Worse yet, a cow led George McKnight to the Gold Hill, Calif., strike. OBVIOUSLY for gold, sliver or then unwanted looking uranium, four burfos strayed from a Darling Creek sheep camp 25 years ago. But herders are different than prospectors. Instead of tagging the lost burros, the shepherd said to heck with em and went to Challis. burros are still there. How many mines they have pawed up can be determined only by someone able to decode long-eare- d hee-haw- Semester Does It! Type Teachers Theory AT THE END of the week, foresters will participate in joint meetings of the Society of American Foresters," the Soil Conservation Society of America and the American SoBy Ann Shields ciety of Range Management Tribune Correspondent at Utah State University, LoAMERICAN FORK LaVere J. Wadley, commercial ingan, under sponsorship of the structor at American Fork High School-- , believed students Utah Foresters Club. Chairman will be Leon R. could learn typing well enough for their personal use in half Thomas, chief, Division of Wa- a school year. Now hes proved it tershed Multiple-use- . UNDER DIRECTION ON MR.' VvADLEY and Albert S. DISCUSSION sessions will Bailey, ninth grade students are taking a concentrated beginbe directed by A. R. Standing, ning typing course carefully planned to provide individual attention, ample practice and steady progress. chief, Division of Personnel The full keyboard approach is used. Alphabetical senManagement, and F. C. Koziol, tences are stressed early in the program, with numbers insupervisor, Wasatch National troduced when the keyboard is memorized. Forest. Visitors from outside the FARTS OF THE MACHINE are introduced as they are Intermountain Region will in- used. Centering, shifting, spacing and other requirements are clude Russell B. McKennan, taught as the necessity arises. general inspector with the AdAt the end of the half-yea- r class, many beginning stuministration Division in Wash- dents have typed 50 words per minute and some up to 60, ington ; Carl Wetterstrom, after discounts for errors. The testa are the same as are Northern Region; Rod Blackgiven in business colleges. er, supervisor, Shsshone National Forest, Rocky Mountain DON C. OVERLY, SCHOOL principal, said the half-yea- r r Region; Lowell Woods, South- course is accomplishing as much for the student as a western Region, and Jack course. "Another advantage is that it frees the student Wood, Pacific Northwestern for another semester of exploration at the ninth-gradlevel, Region. he added. Proves Out in Practice full-yea- 7 Hundreds of berries from a single plant. Sweet delicious, firm, rich red fruit. Everbearing produces all mer long. sum- ( Easy to grow needs just a few square feet. 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Imagine . . . a plant .that produces rich, red, tasty luscious berries the size of hens' EGGS and produces hundreds of these giant berries on each plant. A strawberry plant that produces not just crop a year, but Is produces from spring all summer long 1 EVER-BEARIN- until the first killing frost. I've seen this plant produce with my own eyes. .aw these hug itrawb.it at a French iruit stor. . . . aw tourist, taking picture, oi I hrzt n.s th.s. iantastic EGG sized brri.t . . was amazed at th.ii iantastic size. Through th. French Minist.r of Agriculture I finally located th. sourc. of th.s. giant fruits and visited th. fields where they are growil. There, in a .mail town was a hug. field of tires, plants producing giant berries for market. AND EACH PLANT WAS PRODUCING HUNDREDS OF THESE GIANT FRUITS. e At the moment of examination thl olont wot booring fourteen (14) red fruit the size of a smell Hens' egg, and obowt one Hundred bios omt and smoti fruit In the forma five stage. Examination revealed that at least one hundred and fifty (130) strawberries Hod been picked from this plant. Based on the foregoing focts wo drew up this official report of inquiry which fegs full legal weight for the purpose for which the petitioner requested it. Antqliiqttq Mancut, Official Intorprqtor, Iwprqmq Cwrt, Second Judicial Department Kings County, N.Y. IMAGINE! A PLANT THAT PROEGG-SIZEDUCES GIANT berriee . . . these are EVERBEARING, produce all summer until AND PRODUCES STRAWBERRIES frost. Reproduced on this page is HUNDREDS OF THEM ON EACH part of the sworn testimony of a BAILIFF of the French Court test!- PLANT fa ,0 I contracted for a. many of these and producing ability of this plants as the grower with willing to sell for export to the United States and now you can be among the very first to grew PARIS SPECTACULAR the strawberry thats difieront from anything you or your neighbors have ever You 11 have more fruit per equate seen before foot than from any plant youve Now you can enloy your own ever seen. Delicious bemes, rich fresh picked, delicious GIANT red berries, GIANT fum bemes EGG SIZED strawberries picked , . . bemes by the hundreds. from your own garden . . . berries so large that lust one or two Now available to home gardener! berries will slice up to a plate in America the greatest developfull. Berries so tasty that youll ment In EVERBEARING straweat them Just as you pick them, berries in years PARIS SPECor enioy them with cream for TACULAR. 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Supply Is very limited Psychiatrist to Speak te The Tribune Guest speaker at the Brigham Young University forum assembly Monday at 10 PROVO 'William Silvester . . . picked I for band tour of Europe. Roger Roseinier, Bailiff of Court of Justice, CAEN (Calvados) Republic of France. In witness whereofj I certify that the foregoing Is m true end correct translation of the attached bailiff's report. eWweWVeWiVWwWWiWWiw'WiWWwWim BIEMBERS OF the select band to represent American youth abroad were chosen on re&mmendations from directors, pastors, school superin tendents and teachers. R pec tel ; V as Burro Burrow-Lo- se r a.m. in the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse. will be Dr. C. H. Hardin Branch, presidentelect of the American Psychiatric Assn, and chairman of the University of Utah, Coif lege of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry. Nj 7 and Your SPECIAL DATE you must , place your order now for guaranteed delivery. 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