Show ' - I "' 11 "'''""g) Christmas Mail — IS fusumm !)mSe wuvww nrvnif int nennw iMinait' County Utah lifi ((ScS Volume Is - r Setting Record W The Herald Journal la pleased to publish letter to The United States Post Office Department is up to Its "red- - Santa from Cache kiddies but asks that each letter baa garters" in the the child's name and address biggest Christmas mall rush in history and according to Acting Dear Santa: I have been a good boy and I Dear Santa: Postmaster Vein B Muir the LoFor Christmas I would like jtn am six years old I want a white to date Is approxlgan volume serial ladder fire truck and' a Uncle of the games roately ten per cent ahead of last teddy bear mother hen target a Ford pickyear's He further Indicated that Wlggley and Skunk field boots up and trailer and race ear I some 1 m a mittens shirt size the for first bank gross receipts nuts oranges and a guided missile We wW would like some 15 days of the month are a 20 I want In and stocking my candy leave something for you to eat increase over last year to thank you for the toys yon Claus Santa' Thank you have begun working Employes brought me last year I am eight Burt BurreU overtime and extra men started years old pacing the sidewalks a few days With Love David Miner In routes new mail ago learning 254 South 4th East Dear Santa Claus: ' Thank you for the things you weather me last year I have been ' With the Yuletide mail expected gave a mod fin Would you please Dear Santa Would to reach its peek by Monday a been have I good girl me a walking doll and a December 19 Postmaster Muir bring you bring me a doll some surprise Also would you bring doll please for the clothes and pajamas Thank expressed appreciation truck a brother Kelly my little cooperation of patrons thus far on and my baby sister a rattle you for the things you brought the "Man Early for Christmas' Thank year My brother would like ' last you an erector set football cootie campaign Weston Idaho Griffiths Cindy game skill drive and a surprise Advises :lst Class Merry Christmas to too talk late "While It is Dear Santa Claus: Mary and Lyle Olsen about early mailing of Christmas Ward (RFD No 1) name young is Marilyn'Steadman My —ia I uJJ J ii 146 Smith 1st Tssi r7 disappointing —" i M I &jubiiv vtaui a msis kvm years Dear Sarts "Clausr ones by using airmail stamps be- oldWant a bike and a color would like a tool box and a I -1 tween now and Christmas" he book and a doll and some dress fizzle fountain 1 am eight years —— said es and a new slip and a game old I hove tried to be a good ' He pointed out that there Is soinencwJuioesandJame Jibuse boy -- My little brother Scott is still time for local deHverleS'but slippers 1 leave some xookiesl 234 to send advised mailers acme milk for you and Mer- - tool hex and anything else you Jliand mas- cards by first class mal think he would like Thank you making sure your return address Santa Claus Be sure to come for a very nice Christmas lait la is on the envelope or package to my house year We win leave you a little bel Love Marilyn Steadman snack "Our employees are digging In Love David and Scott Davis for the final drive — to get every 424 East 5th North Logan ' Claus: Santa Dear thing delivered by Christmas eve Thank you for the you things so that an our "mail bags are us last year For Christ- Dear Santa: "" : empty and our employes are brought mas will you please bring me a I guess I have been a good home with their families" Post doll nurse set crayons and col- Sir! I help' my mother and fathmaster Muir commented books and some new clothes er Thank you for the things you In order to accomodate mail oring Thank you gave me last year I really eners Jbe Post Office Is now open Pamela Earley- - Lewiston joyed them1 1 am nine years at 8 a m dally Including SaturChristmas I would like a days Because of crowded' condi- Dear Santa Claus: ' pretty dress any color a pair of tions on the main floor all parFor Christmas this year wUl white Susie long legs also a sur- cel post is being handled and sort you please bring me a dump prise and some candy and nuts ed downstairs truck crayons and coloring and an orange- - too Say hello set and some to Mrs Santa Have a Merry books doctor Billions The la Christmas and Happy- New Year During the month of December clothes Thank you Peiry Earley Lewiston Sincerely yours the U S Post Office department Luann Olsen expects to handle between six and PS If you have a panda bear seven billion Christmas cards Dear Santa: I have tried to be a good boy left over will you please bring 4etter-an- d packages: Postal offi cials also expect an increase In this year I would like vou to me one overseas mailings During the bring me a doctor set a fizzle " last two months of 1959 Ameri fountain play doh set and some Dear Santa: Cleve roller brother skates I to be a good girl have tried My billion cans sent about 15 pounds of letters and more than 25 A mil who is Just two years old would this : year I would like you to bring me a dolly with some lion pounds of parcel post abroad like a baU and a surprise Alan Gibbons Lewiston clothes a nurse let and a cart by ship to take my dolly shopping An additional 125 million " Claus: Dear Santa Lewiston1 na — pounds of Christmas cards and liked the I toys you brought letters were airlifted overseas me last year I would like a BB Dear Santa: along with some 350000 pounds a and a marble game "I Want a baton a Mr and Mrs' gun game of parcel post in the final month and a game of animal rummy Potato Head a dress a game a of 1959 My little brother is three yean bride doll and a skirt and blouse Handling the Yuletide deluge old and would like a holster set a bicycle and a play dinner set will require about 250000 addia box of tinker toys My sister I have been a very good girl tional postal employes scattered is five years old and would like I would also like a Yogi Bear — across the nation- a stroller and a set of dishes Jack in the Box Thank you Your Friend Louise Butten white-end-bl- eoider-than-usu- al :r"' WvJylfadwii iriendB-id-iovea4- LEARNING ABOUT COWS from "Th Chairip" art tudenU of the fir it grade at Ellia ScbooL The cow of the Three-Stak- e la Utah'a top producer "Ole Dairy Farm uit west of Logan Children Include top: a" Keith Yeates Rex Bodrero Douglaa Tldwell Joey Shaffer Don Olsen and Kandy Jonei Middle row: Rochelle Mauchley Ann Reynold! Sharkne Larion Lynn Wilkinson John Myers Clyde Partington Rich ard Somen Scott Thompson Gregory Wheeler Marvin Eschler Michael Trolson Debra Stenquist Left Science Clinics Draws 62 Leaders total of secondary school nathematics physics and sciences teachers from schools all the way from Bear Lake to Salt Lake In-City are attending stitutes sponsored by the Na-: tfcmal Science Foundation and conducted in Logan and Ogden by Utah State University The high school and Junior high school teachers receive travel and book allowance to attend the institutes on the Logan campus or at USUa center In Ogden National Science foundation awarded the university 117480 for conducting the institutes aimed at Improving the subject matter knowledge and ability of the teachers enrolled Teachers attend classes one night a week throughout the 196041 school year inIn addition to the stitutes the university last week wu awarded 1159600 by NSF to conduct two summer institutes for mathematics and science teachers who will attend full-tien the Logan campua next sumA 62 mer From Wide Area In Ogden 29 teachers' from schools In Salt Lake City Davis County and Weber County attend Inthe mathematics stitute A similar Institute in Logan has 20 teachers from Box Elder and ffeche Counties and from southern Idaho enrolled Dr Neville C Hunsaker head of the USU mathematics department is Instructor and Joe Ellch professor of mathematics la institute director Dr Hunsaker on leave from USU last year was one of eight university mathematicians working with the University of Illinois "Commltteebn "School "Mathematics a group that Is Influential in introducing modern mathematics conccpUJntoJht high school u ilum The course being offer ed In the USU institute is based on materials prepared by the committee Thirteen teachers from Weber Box Eider Cache and Rich Coun- - 5 4 Chrhtma$ Week Activities Some Christmas week events ties and Malad and Paris Idaho in Logan include the followattend the physics institute held ing: in Logan with Dr John K Wood Today 4:30 pm — Annual head of the USU physics depart' production of "The Messiah" In George Nelson Fieldhouse ment as Instructor The physics course Is Introdue- - 'The University Choir Loean usu Ing teaching aids developed over LL MjUMejCJhpaand the past three year by the PhySymphony will participate sical Science Committee origin20 — Utah Dec Tuesday ating at Massachusetts Institute State vs Los Angeles State in of Technology the Fieldhouse In the Logan section of the "Wednesday Dec 21 — Kent mathematics Institute are Rich- State vs Utah State In Nelson Fieldhouse ard A Capener Vernal J Harris Melvln Keith Johnsen John D Monday Dec 26 — Annual Christmas morning pageant 10 Ockey Box Elder High School Floyd Jensen Box Elder Junior am In the Capitol Theatre Mrs Jessie G High School Erickson Joseph R McMurdie Charles C White Logan Junior High School Dennis C Reese Harry Delbert Thomas Logan High School Harold L Hansen Fred W Kenlcy Dean V Orwin The first annual performance Bear HIver Junior High School H E KeUctt Seth P Maughan of the play "Behold Your Price South Cache High School Martin of Peace" win be presented by S Larsen WeUsvllle Junior High the eight-yeaat department School Lynn B Nelson Vllarr Intermountain School Brlgham Ransom Preston High School City on Monday December 19 Lyle R Porter Westside High at S pm and Tuesday December School Melvln R Russell Prov- 20 at 10 am and 1:30 pm in the school auditorium idence Junior High School Written by Martha Hurst Guy Enrolled in the physics insti tute to be--he Id In Logan are Per Ewing Wayne Gaffney and Fred ry S Bruno Malad High School Cowley the play Includes the fol--' Sadie Newell R Budge Ogden High lowing csst members: School Donald J Jcppesen Bccentl the Virgin Mary John the Kings South Cache High School Harry Tom Jr Joseph H Kemp William K Sorensen Allen Nelson Chee Harry Donald Harold M Petersen Logan High and NeUbn Arthur Smith Gabriel ' School Lee C Colston Logan by Harrison Notah The cast also Junior High Clayton IL Robin- includes shepherds pages slaves ' handmaids dancers ll son North Rich High School angels G Ward Spencer Hawkins choral readers and a chorus of Amos B Hulme Fielding High more than 40 Navajo boys and School Paris Ida Gary L girls singing traditional ChristSmith Irvln H Kcarsley USU mas carols Earl Webb Department Head students Inter mountain School Plans Yuletide Play r La-ve- rear: LaRon Tippets Donna Ormond Sandra Peterson Left group on the ground: Sylvia Nkederhauser Kevin McBrlde Kim Nlcbolei Marianne Rogers Vickl Barney Dee Ann Jackcoh Milking: Paul Camp-be- ll holding Val Simmons sitting Terry Hansen Children Meet- "A Frien dly Cow ' By lone Daniel Ellis first graders In Ann Gardner's room have learned a jreat deal about " the friendly cow and its products They got acquainted with "Ole 21" through Val Simmons who lives on the Three-Stak- e Dairy farm where she Is kepi The whole class visited the farm to see "Ole 21" Each child had a chance to pet and to milk her and Val'a Daddy Verlin Sim mons told how "Ole 21" made a record in giving 'forty quarts of milk every day for 309 days in 1959 They wondered about the "magical": process going on inside the cow to make so much milk while she continues to lazily chew her cud While they were there Mr Simmons showed them about the barn and they learned to identify a stall and a stanchion and ex-amlned two types of branding irons When the children returned to school they watched the cream rise on whole milk end learned what homogenised and pasteurised means They churned butter and ate It on some corn they popped for a treat They made' sour cream cookies from a re cipe from Luclnda Lawn's book They measured forty quarts of water to see how much it was altogether they were amazed that "Ole 21" could give that much milk a day The children decided to discover the many uses for milk by observing their home meals and :? their mothers cooking They were surprised to find that milk products went Into so many things- companied his parents to the gro cery store to see the ice cream cheese and other milk products displayed in the dairy section No Charter Flights To oU-For : Carol-Glbbo- The Sun Bowl— Although It was anticipated that some Cache Valley football fans would travel by plane to watch the USU Aggies play New Mexico State in The Sun Bowl on December 31 Jim Colburn of the Colburn Travel Service has reported that the flight to El Paso is cancelled 'There were not enough inter est in making the trip to make chartering the airplane financially worthwhile" Mr Colburn ex plained Undoubtedly the principal rea son for bss of Interest wss the fact that the game will now In all probability be televised In this area " Ddhiger Area HILL AIR FORCE BASE (UP1) —The Air Force has Issued another plea to Utahns to keep off the bombing and gunnery ranges west of the Great Salt Lake MaJ P A Reary deputy chief of flight operations at Hill Air Force Base says prospectors sightseers and other unauthorized personnel are In great danger If they go into those areas gsfg extends an Invitation to the pubthis performance lic to see There Is no charge tor admission ffilU'lfffi A Wish Utah And Idaho For Christma& Deaths Listed UTAH DEATHS 72 Salt Oscar N Walters Lake City Sterling H Boyack 63 Spanish Pork Martha H F Erickson Ogden Lydia J Prout 88 Ogden Tom Graves Murray IDAHO DEATHS ' Raymond Holton 74 CaldwelL Le Roy L Seavey 73 Boise Robert Allen Clarke Nampa May this holiday season Infant Mrs Fronle Mautz 83 Boise — MrirNetUe Er Cowenrformer-l- y " Boise In Orland Calif Clarence A SuUena 68 FruH-lan- Bring you a full measure of happiness And may the year "ahead be brimful of good cheer good fortune : and good farming - d in Ontario Oregon Utah's Apple Production Your Authorized New Holland Below 1959 Dealer The ' Agricultural Marketing vice said today Utah's 1960 apple production was about ' of last year's total The agency of the US Agriculture Department said the I960 CARTRIDGE designed end built by crop totaled 230000 bushels NUCLEAR Rome Beauty led all other va- the General Electric Aircraft Nuclear Propulrieties produced in the state with sion Department at' the Idaho Test Station is total of 71000 bushels displayed by Miss Mae Turner the cartridge Spring frosts were blamed for is for use in a nuclear reactor to power a turbothe sharp reduction in rodue- jet aircraft engine It weighs 13 pounds ' and Is 8 -- c©st two-th'r- VOB-V:- 6 - equal In energy to hundreds of gallons of Jet fuel The company has successfully operated ground tests with modiCed turbojet engines on nuclear power for hundreds of hours The fuel cartridge Is currently being displayed in San Francisco California iULLEW'S 1427 North Main Logan SK 01 Utah |