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Lusb State AgrL Gotleff two-year-o- u4 Cnt Coiniuca Utntinf ld ld ten-mon- President Gary Judkins: vice- president Jay Stephens secretary-treasurLewis Price reporter Danny Seeds: song and cheerleader Vaughn Deem These boys are eager to get started We feel that it will be an outstanding club and with the cooperation between the leader and the boys this club will be one of the best All boys interested in Joining this club please contact Mr Child in the pear future The next club meeting will be hlri MnnHav Ann 24 at oicrht er Arch Christiansen Maud Martin Gordon L Heck strand Home A&nl Assistant a rent County Agent Congratulations! proper spray mixture All opening Our congratulations to Ralph buds should be thoroughly wet With the spray for the aphids are Chadwick again on his registered Guernsey named feeding in them at this time Later Mure heel of Chadwick farm Her in the season they will curl the production of 9023 pounds of milk leaves about them In the protecand 388 pounds of butterfat is the higest record in the state made by tion of the curled leaves they cana senior milked two not be reached by sprays times daily for a period Caution: Both of these spray maThe sire of this cow Fairlawn terials are very poisonous Care JoActor's Ichabod is owned by seph A and Ralph J Chadwick should be taken to keep them off North Ogden Utah your skin and clothing Do not inhale the dust or vapor as you are A Hardy Shrub Snow ball is one of the most working with these materials hardy shrubs in this area If prop- Be Wise With Your Bays erly cared for it is among the most Mrs Ruth P Tippetts consumer beautiful flowering shrubs However it is attacked by a black education specialist from USAC aphid which damages it so severe- extension service Logan has been Ogden planning with group ly that in many cases it becomes in worthless as an ornamental plant- leaders and presidents of different groups They have been planing Home owners who have this ning a consumer program with urshrub among their plantings can ban people She plans to be in Ogden the last of the third week prevent the damage caused by of each month with a demonstraor the by aphids dusting spraying tion or a program with foods on opening buds within the next few 'the plentiful side of the market days Sprays should be made of To folks nicotine sulphate or parathion in buying the foods they eat this program will be well water If nicotine sulphate is used it worth the time spent Follow this should be mixed at the rate of a column for date and place of demonstration starting with the month tablespoon full to each gallon of of water to which has been added May Buying tips on plentiful foods: enough soap to make a weak suds Fish — Fish is abundant this April Parathion can be purchased as a 25 per cent wettable powder One It is a particularly good buy for budget-wis- e housewife looking teaspoonfull of the powder to each the a concentrated protein food gallon of water will make the for Good buys in fish now are fillet of sole red snapper and Chinook salmon Fish and sea foods are good and good for us Like meat E & J Folding they are high quality protein food with valuable vitamin and mineral content Turkey — There is still plenty of turkey in cold storage one nun million dred and twenty-eigh- t pounds of turkey which is the holding on record LIGHTEST jrj ond largest — Pork remains an economPork STRONGEST ical buy in supplying protein for OF THEM ALL family meals Chicken — Plentiful and price is Watch for week-enFOIOS TO reasonable specials 10 INCHES Butter — The nation's icebox is bulging with butter Ninety-fou- r million pounds of butter are on Everest ft Jennings lightstorage — weight wheel chain fold Apples With the apple supply for travel worlc play h above average markets Chromium plated are well supplied Fruit Juice —No need to go w ithW art owthoriitd distributor! out your fruit for breakfast There are large supplies of fruit juices concentrate prunes and orange ROBINSON RENTS Canned Fruit — The canned peach stock is unusually large for this OR SELLS time of year and prices are earn) what below those prevailing earlier two-year-o- RIverdale The leader for this or- ganization will be Roacoe Child Those elected to head the club th r WHEEL CHAIRS p m leeetor Maintenance Club The mat class of tne second and third phase tractor maintenance club was held Monday night! April 10 at seven-thirt- y p m There was a large group present Those present felt! that the class was very good Elmer Penman will teach this course which will be held every Monday night at seven-thirt- y at the Ogden Implement company The first year tractor club wis held last night The boys were very interested in the class and feel that it will be very worthwhile This course Is being taught by Joe Sharp and Robert Mahoney and will be held every Thursday night at seven-thirtat the Wayne company Know ¥imr Four-Club Leader Huntsville Mrs Mary Wangsgard of Huntsville nas led a Four-ckrb for seven years She has led clothing foods and home furnishings projects Her members have always carried their projects to a completion Her member? have done some very outstanding work! some of them exhibiting articles at the state fait Beverly Montgomery led her first Four-club during 1940 All her members carried their projects to a completion She led a foods club co - leader Margaret Gledhill with Mrs Montgomery during 1949 aleb led her first club then Eden Ml Nickolaisen led a Four-club during 1949 This iethe first Ras-muss- y H H en trafce My Christian Science: the Way Of Obedience to Divine Law MDS WHEEL °'hrtlft --- COMMODE CHAIRS CRUTCHES CANES ' m mm in English is the despair of the celves the accent thus DESS-piforeign student of English and it uh-also is directly responsible for more However the companion word than a few of our own pronouncing despisable has precisely the same errors as despicable and you For example many speakers stub meaning may accent the second syllable as their tongues on the dislocated- ac- explosively as you wish: cents of words such as these:is eroften accented There is no "mid" in formidable Applicable roneously on the "plic" syllable The word is divided thus: But only the first syllable should and the accent falls on the L be stressed thus: first syllable Say: Also avoid accenting "plic" in bT Better say: EX-pWatch "positively" explicable It should kuh-b- 'l not be accented on the third sylSoap opera heroines on being lable Only the first syllable ia pursued by the villain invariably accented thus: PQZ3-i-tiv-lcry out: "I hate you! You are There ia no "ridge" in dirigible It does Accent the first perfectly syllable which sound more emphatic that way sounds approximately like "dear" But the dictionaries" wag their Say: DEAR-i-ji-bwhite beards in disapproval (Released by The Bell Syndicate long Again only the first syllable re- Inc) k- bl for-mi-da-- APrli-kuh-b'- FOR-mi-du- year she has been a leader The girls carried foods projects Chester Younger led a Four-club during 1949 for the first time His members carried beef nroi- - ee T B M YOU'D THINK SHE 0 GET TO SEAR LAKE §ffjt VE$ AND YOU'D THINK SHE'D TRY Crackers if PURITY H Golden-brow- just right for 2 crumb leu bites! ovo! shaped n aar-v0- 1 N tv CARDINET-MAKt- us of BAFtg I v - r -- SickraW — -- J -- v t H Organizes 337 So 2nd lost Salt Lake City Utah Another new club ha Wn or I ganized and is now ready to start its project This new club Is at I OLD $TAGG Bourbon Straight Kentucky in all its Glory! 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Don't Mis it A You'll Like It! — rniTM :anaaw mimm - BMBffll RRSmY l mi Jiffi KflLUMC OL J GEORGE V TRIBE CO 3230 WASHINGTON DIAL 4455 BLVD h- ii Isa TOWN HOUSE 3C R 14 1950 well-shape- d inquire by Mail Phone "Anything for the STANDARD-EXAMINE- FRIDAY EVENING APRIL By Colby r are plenty of raisins and diced prunes with which to vary your menus Onions — Prices are "reasonable" and onions aplenty both green and dry In buying dry onions look for tnose that are bright clear hard and mature with 'tor skins Potatoes — Generous supplies of storage potatoes are available New potatoes are beginning to aDoear on the market Don't be misled into buying potatoes from last year's crop thinking they are new mere are tricks In the trade tkbage — Cabbage is an April plentiful and the price is reasonable Jlijd Beans — For inexpensive Drotein it i harri tn heat Am Last year's dry bean production was xne largest on record also I t oc KS were carried over from pre- mus years iney offer a wide va rieiy oi tempting main dishes River dale Four-Club MEDICAL OXYGIN SERVICE — THE OGDEN (UTAH) ! tne season it Raisins — There CHAIRS - Because of the polyglot nature of modern English and American "Who is it that demands our o be- - like nothing else since there Is English especially it is impossible dience?" questioned James Harrv nothing outside of His infinitude to lay down hard and fast rules for correctly placing the accent Mr Reynolds last night in a public mis infinite goodness to which or The absence of accent umformry with whom He can be compared lecture on Christian Science God is wholly good and in the own Mr his Answering question magnitude sublimity and grandeur (p 291): "But this last call of wisMcReynoIds said "In the words of His the dom cannot come till have of the First Commandment the di- realities of being— goodness intelli already yielded to eachmortals ability lesser call vine decree is 'Thou shalt have no — substance and in the of Christian charac" growth in the overcm ng"of ev! ter Mortals JKeJtobI need not fancy that furtrior nnoctmn """" numan cry sairicuuv in belief the experience of death aoes oDeaience to divine law inIf each person in this audience will awaken them to glorified bevolve?" he explained "It involves were asked what most he desired We attain ing' to the law Love In blessing of comof yielding I confident" stated the speak- plete salvation the the Gospel of John it is recorded" er am by overcoming fear "that answer the one be would ignorance and animality in other he continued "that Jesus said 'If related in some way to his secur- words the carnal mind which culye keep My commandments ye ity his from protection poverty minates in death shall abide m My love seven as I and suffering "Salvation therefore is to be have kept My Father's command"These familiar and comforting gained by Hying rather than dying ments and abide in His love" words from the twenty-thir- d Psalm 1 shall not die but live and de(15:10) ' Lord is my shepherd: I shall clare the works of the Lord' wrote Mr McReynoIds of Dallas Texas "The not want' cannot be both true and the Psalmist" (118:17) is a member of the board of lec- untrue If we accept them as true In closing Mr McReynoIds quotof the mother church the tureship must accept the fact that God's ed from Deuteronomy (10:12 13) First Church of Christ Scientist we substance and infinite ' "What doth the Lord thy God rein Boston Mass The subject of boundless are available at all times quire of thee but to fear the Lord the lecture was "Christian Science: goodness under all circumstances God to walk in all his ways thy The Way of Obedience to Divine and "That Which is conducive to gen- and to love him and to serve the Law" uine leads to ultimate sal- Lord thy Lrod with all thy heart Continuing with his subject the vationsecurity read in the Christian and with all thy soul to keep the lecturer stated that "in obedience Science We textbook 'Science and commandments or tne Lord and to the will of God one works with Health With Key to the Scriptures' his statutes which I command thee assurance since that which God demands of man is certain of ac- by Mary Baker Eddy these words this day for thy good?' complishment because the divine demand and the ability to meet the demand are from the same source "How is it possible to know God to understand Him to be assured of His presence?" is the question which naturally follows said Mr "This query is anMcReynoIds swered in the Bible" he asserted "and is made practical to human understanding in this age through the teachings of the Comforter In DeuteronChristian Science omy (4:35) we read The Lord He is God there is none else beside Him' God therefore is eternally the same always like Himself and one-fift- HOSPITAL Word- IIIEROIRY ONIY SWttWTAKfS WINNCK GLAND CANYON ICONOMT SUN BAR i 1 |