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Show 4 FOREST HILLS NURSERY ADDS TROPICAL FISH CENTER SiV fa.'" f H ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM i'.'.-- t 'iA'S frfcfiisT ; Paul Qulst got his Christmas present early this year. Its the new "Tropical Room" of the Forest Hills Nursery. are celebrating the grand opening They of It now . . . and it is a beauty! "This is one of the nicest fish centers In the Salt Lake tropical area", John Paul Qulst and his colorful, new tropical fish friends admire each other in the new "Tropical Room." I USE OURS! on your signiture FAMILY FINANCE CO. an AFCO Subsidiary NOW controlling ItiSM January and February . bill by yaur exact naads far Cbrwtina (pending. A "READY CASH" loan will enable you ta make all your purchaiai and have only ana monthly payment. Stalling Navambar 24th, wa will continue ta be open Monday and Friday ovoningi until 7:00 p.m., and a a SPECIAL SERVICE SATURDAY MORNINGS, 9:00 a.m. untU naan. START Two convenient South 7-86- "Tropical Room" tropical fish center. the tropical fish enthusiast will East Locations HU 83 PHOTO CAPTION: Shown are all the members and parents of the Green Clovers Club, the only club to receive the 100ft Seal. Included in the photo are: Mrs. John J. Bateman, Mrs. A.E. Little, Mrs. E. Marlin Parry, Mrs. Don G. White, Ms. Charles C. Woods, Mrs. Oren B. Powell, Mr. Stephen L. Cornwall, Mrs. Cornwall (leader), Mrs. Calvin D. Watson and Mrs. Elizabeth Rowberry (grandmother of Dorothy Watson). Barbara Bateman, Ann Marie Little, Shauna Rae Parry, Charlene Powell, Marie Cornwall, Dorothy Watson and Anne White. 9 Here Sugarhouse Holladay 2387 E. 48th S. 1202 E. 1 21st S. CR C. Stolp, President of the Great Salt Lake Aquarium Society told Paul upon hispre-gran- d opening inspection of the new facility at 1 the new facility at3736 Highland Drive. And it Is a pleasant thing to watch (and fascinating) seeing " tropical" fish ... so used to tnie warm tropical waters ...In their simllated surroundings in Pauls "Tropical Room" ... while just outside the windows cars are sloshing through the new winter snow. Tnere are a million day dreams in a tropical fish aquarium. . . so this writerdiscovered. Watching the guppies (almost reproduce before your eyes) and the graceful, sweeping Angel Fish, the fur lous unfurling of the flowing tails of the Siamese fighting fish (the angry bettas). Now and then the neon tetras glide by with their neon tubes glowing brilliantly in the water (at least they seem so). Yes, there is a lot to fascinate the browser at Paul Quists new pride, the Complete Loan Service: $25 to $2500. at GRAND OPENING NURSERY. Drop Its 89811 (jftHDority CbCtaBB find everything he needs to establish an aquarium in his home. . . or to add to the one he has. There are lots of Instruction books and information. Its a fascinating hobby. So. . . now s the time to get start ed. . . at a saving in price. . . while the " Tropical Room" is celebrating its lSl I FOREST HILLS in and look around. a right pretty thing to see. May a tafft&PJfcl Borrow Your lawnmower, Shovel, and $2001 oasP EAST MILLCREEK - HOLLADAY H ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM aaiWii gttii8 4-- Saturday, November 3, 1960 was a big day for the --H boys and girls of the East Millcreek Holla day area. They met with their leaders, parents ana friends for their Achievement Program at the Grandview Ward. Get acquainted games and a program were under the direction of Mrs. Elton Newman. Group singing was led by Gayle Christianson. . The Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-- H Pledge were given. A brief report of each club's activities was given by either a club member or leader. These included bicycle safety programs, community service projects ana many others. Miss Bernice Palfreyman, County Home Agent, presented the certificates of achievement for completion of the project and the lOOo seal. These seals have the H Pledge on them and are placed in the record books. They are only given to clubs with 100 of the members completing the project. 4-- 4-- ... A triumph in in style . . . sportswear! A winner washable. hand its and in Every in comfort ... wearability and it of rates this feature tailored higher jacket finely in who choose men sportswear. quality higher among Zipper fly front, half yoke, full raglan sleeve, two vertical Mrs. Delpha Triptow was (immunity Supervisor for the twelve clubs of our area. These clubs included sewing, cooking gardening and weeds, crops and livestock. Mrs. Jacklyn Cornwall attributed the success of her club to the cooperation of the parents with the girls. At the Achievement Program, every girl was present, every mother was present, one father and a grandmother. Leaders of the clubs are as follows: Vardi Ann Bunker, Jacklyn M. Cornwall, RuthElggren, Louise Gessel, Margie Newman, Louva Rawlings, Delpha Triptow, Naomi Vance, Erma Price, Charles Dansie, Richard Harper, Beth Knight, AftonSeverinsen, Gayle Christiansen, Cheryl Timmerman, Stephen Poll, Maryellen Vaughan, and Doris Christensen. All the club members are looking toward next year and new goals to $22.95 Help Fight STORE! COMPETENT SERVICE. ll TOP QUALITY I AT LOW PRICES! HALLMARK S BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS pmce 2 -- Foot ALUMINUM TREE s2 HUGE (237 ) ROLL Christmas WRAP I m 98t "O' Wit AMMaaaaiM DRUG SPECIALS SACCHARIN 14 Gr. S.M?L 868 LAYTEX, Baby pants 1000 for 190 -- 59 690 890 390 ! - '- - " TB fgbristmtiS i Gratings ' , 1 jjf j! i V mens shop 4030 So. 27th .from your FAMILY CHRISTMAS achieve. slash pockets, knit collar and trim waistband make it smartly outstanding. Orion pile. lining and quilt-line- d sleeves give an unlimited" comfort rating. 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