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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
2
Mrs Fae Benson’s first grade class rode a train from Cedar City to Milford then back, with a whistle blow and a tour of the roundhouse. Parents drove to Cedar City for boarding and later picked up in Land, with thanks extended to helpers.
Police Chief Howard A Thulin of Cerrito outlines safety measures used by his department to cut accidents. A safety committee reviewed incidents, finding inattention and parking lot mishaps caused most crashes. Modern radios and defensive driving, not high speed chases, reduced risk and saved money.
The Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund remains near the 1957 peak of 23 billion dollars, funded by workers and employers. Kesler T. Powell of the Provo office says the system is self supporting and solvent, with actuarial projections showing growth beyond 2000. A representative may be reached at the Utah State Employment Office, Cedar City, on May 6. Mrs Laura Benson recuperates after surgery, cared for by Glen Bigler and his wife from Puente, California. A child’s quip about cabbage patch babies ends with a joke about newspaper notices.
KSL Radio's Farm Show THIS BUSINESS OF FARMING will cover proper irrigation methods on May 5 with Farm Director Von Orme. May 12 discusses new insecticides and pest control, May 14 is Ladies Day with Jeanne Leeson on kitchen gardens, and May 19 reviews the 1958 Weed Control Program. Airs weekdays 12:15 to 12:30 p.m. Sponsored by Utah Division of Kennecott Copper.
Roy den V. Carter of the Farmers Home Administration announced an expanded farm housing loan program. Eligible farm owners with at least 400 dollars of annual production for sale or home use may qualify for 4 percent long term loans up to 33 years to build improve or repair farm houses and essential buildings including water systems and kitchen upgrades. Tenants and farm laborers are ineligible. loans target owners needing credit beyond regular banks or channels.
A new food concept combines popular fillings with New Pet Instant Nonfat Dry Milk to create a MILK SANDWICH. Two sandwiches equal one glass of milk with added B vitamins calcium and protein. The nonfat milk keeps fat under 1 percent, appealing to dieters while preserving flavor and texture. Suggested fillings include Peanut Butter and Honey Chicken Salad and Devised Ham, blended with the milk powder to enhance nutrition.
Historical kitchen note suggests two sandwich ideas with scalable quantities. The peanut butter mix is stirred into jelly and bread portions are assessed for family needs.
An informal note discusses adding extra milk to youths diets and references a playful term milk rebel. The fragment mentions disguising milk in a sandwich and a humorous warning about a milk saboteur within the household.
The tailed pigeon, a popular game bird and summer visitor to Southern Utah mountains, lays only one egg annually. Canada Geese are among the earliest nesters of wild fowls, with broods commonly seen by late April or early May in a normal year.
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