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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
4
Utah Valley celebrates Strawberry Day on June 18 with a parade featuring nine bands and 55 floats at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Enjoy Mid-West rides, an outdoor vaudeville show, art and radio talent, and $1,000 in prizes. Strawberries will be sold all day with cream and sugar.
Refinishing a boat for summer sailing requires choosing paint or varnish suitable for marine service. Avoid grease or loose old paint, clean and dry the surface thoroughly before painting to ensure proper adhesion.
Blind flying instruction is offered to army aviators in the country through six continental army headquarters, each holding contracts with qualified civilian flight training agencies in their regions.
A report notes a 34 446 foot Cape Johnson Deep site near the Philippines as the deepest known ocean trench. Danish around the world expedition reportedly finds life existing about nine miles beneath the sea surface.
Circus evangelist Don Wadell presents each performance as a religious service combining sermon and spectacle, framing the show as spiritual outreach and entertainment for attendees.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Abealmrn Abrotiain as the first father of the Hebrews and patriarchal antecedent in early history.
Mrs Pred and Mrs Shbell read a three act play for the Anbussitier Club in Salt Lake City. Earlier Mrs Bhoell spoke to the American Park Firemen's Auxiliary in Nome. Mr and Mrs Gordon Walker and children Lee and Janet moved back after two years in Fillmore. Walker will teach in Alpine District next year. The TCC 4 H Club met June 5 led by Diana Wernick with demonstrations by Ardyth Walker Marilyn Thorne Janice Jones and Sharlyn Noble. After a weiner roast the meeting closed. Mr and Mrs Joseph S Walker returned from a month in Ryan Dam Great Falls Montana visiting relatives and welcoming a granddaughter born May 8. They vacationed at Ennis Lake and West Yellowstone on the way home.
When selecting fresh fish look for bright clear eyes and uniform reddish pink gills with shiny scales that cling to the skin. This quick check helps ensure freshness and proper handling.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Thorne arrived from New York where he attended Columbia University. He will join the U S Army summer school teaching staff in Logan and plans to return to Columbia at the start of fall quarter. A Girl Scout type club named Busy Stitchers formed by nine and ten year old girls at Mrs Donna Gillies home with officers elected. Next meeting set for Tuesday June 12 at 2 pm at Linda Larsen home. Family gathering celebrated Mrs Virginia Walker Wigginton birthday with dinner and relaxation at Canyon Glen. Participants included the Wigginton, Walker, Farr, Moyle and Van Wyk families from Pleasant Grove Heber Alpine and nearby areas.
A compact note describes cleaning steel knives and forks using a large cork dipped in scouring powder for quick effective polishing. It emphasizes simple, practical technique.
The white Bishareen camel is the tribe’s most valuable animal noted for high speed and ability to outrun a horse. It is prized as an excellent mount and prized asset within the tribe.
Old fashioned cabbage salad suited for hot weather with onion and parsley. Toss cabbage shreds with a sugar and vinegar solution and a touch of oil to make them glisten.
A note on creaming butter and sugar faster by adding hot mill a teaspoon at a time to the mixture. The technique aims to speed the creaming stage in cake and cookie batters.
Tot's Food notes children prefer one strong flavored food per meal. Onions illustrate strong flavor, while turnips and peas pair better than turnips and cabbage. Most kids like foods that are not heavily seasoned or spiced.
Even when a child can manage tasks, gentle unobtrusive assistance reduces delays and irritations. Providing quiet support keeps activities moving smoothly and builds smoother independence over time.
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