| Show Page THE 4 GARLAND J1MES GARLAND Tremonton Jaycees To Be Hosts To Travel Trophy Meet Tremonton Junior Chamber of will play host to hall Commerce the Jaycee clubs of the state March 21 at 800 pm at Crys- miserly wages that taking undue advantage of other human beings in financial affairs and placing corporate and personal profit ahead of the welfare of peonle can be as great a crime as theft From the Toledo Union Leader Toledo Ohio human - Interest A fascinating drama unfolded in the federal court in Toledo the other day It apand the ‘Wooden Lung’ and will that one George W Sponoffer as extra entertainment dan- peared gier had pleaded guilty to taking run and a free cing swimming "7500 from the bank for which he With state Jaycec had worked and had ultimately reof politics the elections coming up paid it but the judge was more club is preparing for a mgry with the accuser than the at the accused real political campaign the laat Travel Trophy party Judge Kloeb noted that Sponsler the Utah had vorked for the First National state meeting before and elections Bank of North Baltimore Ohio for Jaycee convention 32 years He began at $20 a week in May at Vernal in 1942 his salary had increased Tremonton Jaycee chairmen in and sum of $30 50 to the magnificent Earl are the affair charge of Between 1920 and 1941 Sponsler Fuhriman master of ceremonies' took small sums from the bank refreshments Ken vvh'ch he used to keep his family John Laws eats Max Adams Fetersen going reservaTon Redfield Judge Frank Kloeb w’as so intions censed at the officials of the bank Bob Bennett reception and Grant who kept Sponsler “living like a Don Chiodo displavs Ward pauper” that he let loose: “If I special projects had the authority I would sentence the bank’s officials to read the USAC HOLDING at Christmasof Scrooge rtory TOURNEY SPEECH time” And the Judge went on to observe “If the bank was decent Utah State Agricultural college when this shortage was discovered is playing host to an estimated it would have marked off the loss 100 debate students from Logan from its surplus funds without any North Cache South Cache Bear cr embarrassment to publicity River Box Elder and Weber high he And to Sponsler this man ” schools in a meet being held tosaid “I am sorry you are here” defendthe day and tomorrow Kloeb placed Judge ant on indefinite probation All of which means that paying Mr & Mrs J Bruce Thompson and baby of Idaho Falls called at the Frank Peck home Sunday Mr & Mrs B C Brough and sen David and Mrs Blaine Thompin To keep varnished floors good son attended a wedding in Bouncondition sweep with a hair broom tiful Wednesday night for a or a broom encased in soft cloth niece of Mr Brough Wipe them over once a week with Mr & Mrs Theral Jensen and cold water and dry at once baby of Bear River City spent More than 100 million acres of Sunday with Mrs Merril Jenland ir the United States a fifth sen of the land now available for crops & Mr Mrs Keneth Anderson have been made arable or more and children of Ogden visited by drainage productive her parents Mr & Mrs V D tal Springs Along with the regular banquet and meeting the Tremon-tcClub will display Scrapbooks The average worker in the ed States loses seven and a workdays a year because of porary illnesses Unit- Of the 60 million acres of land in Wales and England Scotland Northern Ireland 48 million are used in Sunday Bishop agriculture FRIDAY It is estimated that the free world output of nickel in 1952 exceeded 315000- 000 pounds compared with 295000- 000 pounds in 1951 Canadian production amounted to approximately 200000000 pounds or about 90 per cent of the total J Delos MARCH 20 1953 of Mrs Mary Maughn MEETING POSTPONED meetThe high school spent last weekend with Mr & Mrs scheduled for ing Joseph Durfey Thursday March 25 with Supt Weight as Cyril Maughn of Preston visithas been postponed it ed Monday with the Delbert Kidspeaker is announced this week mans A new date will be set later Mr & Mrs Virgil Packer were guests during the weekend of Mr & Mrs Morrell Packer irt Og- Bearer Coliinston Dam Mr & Mrs Norval Ericksen and children Pamela and Terry and their guest Mrs Ericksen’s mother Mrs Russel Satterthwaite of Nevada Las Vegas From The Advertiser Saranac were SunMichigan day dinner guests of Mr & Mrs been one of you have Eud Perhaps Ilyden in Richmond many people interested in the thrillMr & Mrs Henry Kidman and ing Swiss mountain climbing atMr & Mrs Kenneth Kidman and unconthe JJtof Everest— tempt sons Bruce’ and Stephen and quered mountain of India baby Janet of Petersboro visited We have learned via renots last & Mrs Delbert Mr with Sunday which weekend that the grouo Kidman started their climb on November Mr & Mrs Ellis Y Johnson and 20 failed short of its goal by only 150 feet family of Logan visited Sunday This is the furthest that anvme with Mr & Mrs Seymour Johnhas ever climbed the gignt'c son and family mountain estimated to be almos Mrs Simmons and Audrey 30 000 feet in height Marlene visited FriWe have been particularly ir daughter Lake in Salt day City with heT terested in the efforts of one fe’ sister Mrs Earl Francom who is like who low Raymond Lambert mountair recovering from an operation other Mr & Mrs Edward Bowers and Climbers had an obsession to reach Mrs Elizabeth Bowers were rethe too of the mount Although others must have bc®n cent visitors of Mr & Mrs Joseph e saddened by their defeat at Bowers and family in Layton hands of terrific adverse elements Julian Bowers son of the Joseph of nature Lambert must hive been Bowers was leaving for service esnecially crestfallen with the armed forces Lambert a headstrong German won their basketball Coliinston ot outside life— has who spent his School on game with Honeyville fighting in German wars— climbing mountains wanted to reach the Tuesday Ericksen LaVona Salt Lake of than more anytop of the mount City and her fiance Tommy Stefthing else He failed before fen U of U student from Tremonton were Sunday guests of her Mr & Mrs Don Kidman return parents Mr & Mrs Jos A Ericked Sunday from a trip to Sar sen Mrs Vera Zilles and son Lonvisited their son Diego They nie of College Ward spent this Darrell who is in the Navy week her mother Mrs visiting in Don Wheelwright has been Lillie Veibell scuthem Utah this week A R Capener was a Salt Lake City visitors this week Sir A Mrs LeRoy Hansen of American Fork spent Friday and with Mr & Mrs Saturday here Frank Hansen and Mrs Errall Bone Frank S Peck family hel family gathering at the Pec’ There home Friday evening ere 12 present hall tem- UTAH den Mrs Ollie Bowen Aileen Simmons Juanita Bigler and Grace Warnke of Deweyville spent Monday in Salt Lake City Mrs Lucille Johnson spent a few days in Logan with her mother Mrs A J Bateman who is iH Sunday guests of Mr & Mrs Michael D Ericksen were Mr & Mrs Allen Leishmen Mrs Sharon Munk and baby and Gladys Maughn of Wellsville Mr & Mrs Ed Bowers attend ed funeral for Arnold Trap-pin Pocatello Thursday Sunday guests of Mr & Mrs LeGrande Jensen were Mrs Colin Boothe and son Ronnie of Oregon and Mrs Darrell and daughter of NewGoodsell ton Mr & Mrs Earl Johnson and daughter Pamela spent Sunday with Mr & Mrs Wilford Durfey Mrs Lillie Veibell attended the funeral services for Aaron Christensen in Millville Thursday Mr & Mrs Seymour Tuesday Johnson visited Mrs Rose Schwab in Logan A lecture and films on the Book of Mormon were shown by LeRoy Glauscn of IiOgan in meeting Sunday The Rendevous Club met Saturday at the home of Mrs Anna was Mrs EUa Durfey Foster Prizes at 500 were won Rosada Fryer by Ruth Jensen Lunch was and Aileen Simmons served to 14 members and two Mrs Hazel Ericksen and guests Delpha Bowen Thomosn and son Allen of Brigham visited here Wednesday r & Mr Peter Boss were ir Logan Wednesday Brussels Sprouts — Cousin of Cabbage Brussels sprouts the cabbages that never grow up reach market each fall at just about the time golf ball sales strike their winter slump Those 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U' '' I'vivvNi t M t One t reason may be £ 4S v ' that as vegsprouts are brussels etables go have relative newcomers They been - known - for— only about 400 to have get people yet Many years used to them There are records which indicate some such vegetable was- sold in Belgium as early as 1213 but the first scientific 4 ascription of the brussels sprout did not appear until 1587 As late as the 17th cen-- ‘ tury famous botanists referred to the plant as something they had beard about but never seen A descendant of wild cabbages brought from warm Mediterranean lands the sprout ranks as one of the few vegetables to originate in northern Europe The only others are kohlrabi —German for “cabrutabage turnip’— and possibly baga moist and weather cool Liking for best growth the sprout has thrived in the British Isles Englishmen have eaten them with seeming enjoyment and in great In1L50 quantity since- - before troduced into the United States the tightly formed about 1C0O midget cabbages failed to find equal popularity here t Take life easier and make bigger farm Let electricity pump and heat profits water do the milking and 101 other chores around your home and barns Electricity docs so much and costs so little BUY FROM YOUR DEALER fit unt-if- c A COMPLETE LINE OF GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES RUSS ELECTRIC -- - Tremonton |
