| Show THE Page CJ? ij&coo Fiiday August tMyirr UTAH 'S Diane Larront who sat on the oppn do side of the desk tipped a cienette on his thumb nail ih lingers tumbled slightly as the sueeii he applied the match of smoke from his cigaielte served fiom behind which s a cuitain lie could scrutinize the' gnl at the me I'tmc shielding his own face hut the ccrecn was soon uafed away and the full jxiwcr of the gD’) eyes wtie upon him Duane Limoni chopped his gaze “N need to take it so hatd P r After all we mean nothing to each other” So that’s it I'm a show girl ard you' 10 the son of an eminent eitien of our fair city That combination doesn’t woik eh’ You’re letting me down— after all we’ve been thiough together People are to talk and you’re Lc aft aid Well you did have the courwith the news ” age to face "You make me feel like a criminal Ilelooe After all I was loyal to you during the time we were — or — engaged” “Which means?' if I wanted to “Which mcars be nasty I could point to seveial shall we say irregularities in your ci notion to me” “Such as?” “Grant Eastman I have reason to Lch'" you played around with Gran good deal supposing of cou' e thet I was unaware of the f tt ” xi spoken about the r r to Grant’' ” 1m cour'e nit Grant is a gen in you ” "Duane you’ie despicable' You ic vile! Your mind is o o'tcn that youve come to believe othc fortno minds better people's aie unately I’ve been able to see to icalie what a thiough vou weak minus sign sniveling oi tally were I’ve been able to ic the handwritng on the vail a d I’ve prcpaicd for it A slow red wave notin' t n Latnonts checks He stmcl at h incredible shod id stupidly Ik iso” he said at glad you said that I m gla vo shown your true colois bi foi e become too late' ” ‘Too late for what’” "Too late to wain Gnnt to ap prise him of the true tvpi nt you aie to advise him to ship ing you before you involve hu with some undeihanotd me' hoi” Ikloisewas on hei feet And iow Lainont saw that she was Ian pi ing saw that her sorrow had In m all a ruse saw that she had been playing with him Theie was on' contempt in her eyes contempt and aloof pity She leaned forward and tweaked his chin "Little boy you’d better run home now and toil mamma you’ve been naughty" She stepped back abruptly began to laugh On' hand on the door the other slim and graceful she extended outwa’d so that the youth could see the white gold band that encircled the third finger “But I wouldn’t say anything to “I Grant” she was saying wouldn’t tell him all those nasty things He might not like it In fact I’m sure he wouldn’t For you see all this past month during which you’ve been punishing me by letting mo alone Grant and I have been nuriied!” Beaver Dam - Collinston he has been months with life'” ie Sunday Dr Yrincent Reese and Mr fc Mrs A D Wizener of Salt Lake City were guests of Mr & Mrs W D Cockayne Mr & Mrs Blaine Saunders of and Mrs Willis Fryer California Sunday with of Fielding visited & Mrs Mr LoRoy Hyatt Little Larry Crosby of Brigham is spending a few days this week vvith Robert SecricsL Friday Mr & Mrs Mark Jensen Idaho to Boise drove They were accompanied by their son Mark who has been home on a leave and was enroute to Alaska where St Anne’s Island 28 1933 COUNTY BOYS LEAVE MILITARY SERVICE with her elbow tleman IIis family and mine have corner of the been friends for years I— that is rW'c and cupped in her Grant would never undeistmd that hand it was serious between you and me “And that" she said “is umr He wouldn’t believe that it to me whether 01 not he it’s all over0 You’re way of sij on a her chin restirg 'iv my me the letting me down without trying to hint my Well this is a shock1 feelings' And yet I should have known Men of your stupe haven t been exactly my young missing in 6 0 sat TTEEOISE TIMES GARLAND GARLAND "' Following is a list of Box Elder were who County registrants sworn into the Army at Ft Douglas on August 20 and all left for Fort Ord California that day son Mcntie Andrew Archibald of Lawrence Archibald Plymouth Clayton One Tracy protege of Wallace Ilurd Snowville son ol Larcn Aivid Bolstad Mrs Glenda Bolstad William Howard ther Willard Forward Ivy Hotter son ter Ellis R VALLEY SOLDIER RECOGNIZED Army Cpl Max Takasugi the Commendation Utah receives Ribbon (right) of Tremonton from Colonel Charles L Kirkpatrick commanding officer of the held recently at the hosTokyo Army Hospital during ceremonies son of Mr and Mrs Genzo Takasugi Takasugi pital Corporal is a clerk in the enlisted detachment orderly Route 2 Tremonton room at the hospital He entered the Army in July 1951 and ar1932 serving in Korea with the 552d Enrived overseas in July He is holder of the UN and gineer Pontoon Bridge Company Korean Service Ribbon dinner guests bhe rode in the Wheat Day pa Johnson lvde at Garland and will also be at Day parade Mrs Doyle in the Peach Mrs Beth Maible Maible Brigham Marble and Mrs Harold Mrs Mane Johnson and daughwere recent guests of cf Ogden ters Anna Belle Susan and Mary Mr & Mrs Joseph Durfey Mr & Mrs A A Little Christie Ericksen daugh- Jane accompanied Johnson to Logan Saturday where ter of Mr & Mis Michael D Erick-svisited Mrs Robert II Dames they was chosen as an attendant and Mr & Mrs Earl Fiedericksen to the princess for the Box ElMr & Mis Wendell Thompson der County Fair parade Aug 27 John were Sunday ol Mr & Mrs B F Mr A Mrs Blaine Bishop aod left Calif family of Carmichael Thursday for their home after V D Bishop at visited the having home and with Mrs J M Gaddie in Logan and childien of Logan visited Monday with Mr & Mrs George Johnson stationed for several the Coast Guard Mrs Lincoln Bell was a recent guest Cornelius Bell of of Salt Lake Mr & Mrs Mr & Mrs James Nelson and daughter Margaret of Brigham visited Mrs Lillie Bell and family Mrs Lucicle Johnson and daugh- ter Diane Barker of Logan were luncheon guests of Mr & Mrs Claude Tolman in Honeyville Saturday They also were Ogden shoppers that day Mr & Mrs Glen Allen of Franklin visited Mr & Mrs David Anderson Saturday Mr & Mrs Norval children picniced in yon Sunday Ericksen and Logan Can- Mrs Julia Covert of Malad and Jensen of Garland Mrs Sarah dinner were Sunday guests of Mr & Mrs W B Simmons and Lillie Veibell Mrs Sunday family attended the Nelson famPark Guinevah reunion at ily Dennis LaVell Simmons and Simmons spent Monday in Salt Lake City on basiness and to visit relatives Mr & Mrs Allen Peterson of California are visiting this week with Mr & Mrs James Petersen Mr & Mrs Tommy Steffen of Salt Lake City visited Mr & Mrs Joseph A Ericksen Sunday Miss Gaye Conger of Brigham spent a few days last week visiting Sonia Secrist Mrs Vera Zilles and son Lonnie and baby daughter of Logan spent Thursday with her mother Mrs Lillie Veibell Mr & Mrs Darrell Goodscll and were baby daughter of Newton Mrs Sunday guests of Mr & Mark Jensen Thursday Mrs Ruby Bowen and Mrs Lucile children accompanied Johnson to Mendon where she visited Mrs Grace Fronk and family Mrs and Afton Walkenhurst children Charlotte Anna and bro- Hyde David Herman HotB of Herman Jensen son of Harold L Jensen Farrell Raymond Freeze son of Mi's Mina Freeze Richard Alvin Waters son of Jay Waters Glenn ILlton Codings sen of Thos W Codings and Mai ion Bruce Carr son of Joseph Carr all of Brigham Of the above registrants six weie volunteers Next induction is set for September 21 when six registrants will answer the call of THE RAINBOWS THAT COME IN CANS Remember the last time you took a can paint and stirred it up with a little imagination and some brushwork? 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