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Show jri Universal Microfilming Corp. 227 Sixth Are. P.0. Box U7 ' - i Salt B.E.H.S. Chooses Basketball King And Queen I 4 Next Monday VOLUME 57, NUMBER 8 Box Elder county civil defense organization and the local Red Cross chapter are sponsoring a first aid instructors course In Brigham City. The classes will begin on Monday, March d, at 7:30 p. m. at the Central school. Elmo Patterson, Salt Lake for City, field representative first aid and water safety service for the American Red Cross will serve as instructor for the 30 hour course. All interested in the course are invited to contact Mrs. Mary P. Owen," county Red Cross chairman. According to Mrs.. Owen a class will also be conducted in the morning if the demand is great enough. Plans now call for an. inten 1 I f 1 t ' Robert Ilunsaker, center J 1953 basketball king, presents the 1951 royalty to the Box Elder High School student body at a dance Friday 5 Utah I Ur. W Aid Classes 4 ! 'City, Start First 4 , Lake . sive two . night. ! ?$ .. iwjNWirTOSBgg mmkI! 4A"v yA I Bl , A4iwyeMf yW,mmKgy b"n II meieepw pirn Airiv jj jb,vATijraHCTawt J t wawif.-- l A;L AliiMMt j.T'.yj4i E3 Ihwwrinraii rm, j 1U a. Z6jg MVf ? 'it Green Ball n I Mantua LDS ward will hold their annual Gold and Green ball on Saturday evening, February 27, at 9 p. m. in the ward amusement hall. at 9:30 During intermission oclock the following Junior Gleaners will be honored: Ann Keller, Margene Jeppson, Donna Isaacson, Zola Olsen, Marie Gouldrng arid Arnell Jeppson. Following the crowning ceremonies a floor show will be presented. In charge of the affair for the MIA ar Mrs. Leota Keller, president of the YWMIA and Jay Hailing, superintendent of the YMLVMA. ",ai .bl tVt Mantua Ward Plans Gold and JHmMSl, r ascas a n. weekS'.trainirigperiod, with three hour , elassvaessions five days each'week,to make the 30 hours for, an instructor rating. Leaders In organizations have been especially urged 'to attend or have at least one' representative from their group attend, J. D. Gunderson, County director of civil defense, safid "today. ? ms BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24, 1954 Tickets on Sale State Welfare Police Throw BONDING COMPANY OFFICIALLY For Fashion Fair Legislation to Be Discussed Up Road Block DENIES SCHOOL BOARD ClAIM Welfare legislative matters will be given consideration by the Box Elder County Womens Legislative council tonight, Wednesday at 8:00 oclock at the courthouse. Four city police officers and State Trooper Leonard Joppsen threw up a surprise road block at Box Elder High school Tuesday morning, checking on students driving cars to school. Tickets are now on sale for Fashion Fair annual Kindergarten club fashion show. The presentation of spring fashions will be made on Thursday evening, beginning at 8:15 p. m. at the Box Elder high school gymnasium. Fourteen local merchants are cooperating with the club to make this show the best ever. All tickets will be for reserved seats and are on sale at $1 per person. Ticket sales are under the direction of Mrs. Jean Barnard with the following committee members: Mrs. Mildred Egbert, Mrs. Barbara Rasmussen, Mrs. Donna Valentine, Mrs. Harriet Balls, Mrs. Beth Walker, Mrs. Geraldine Grover, Mrs. Jennie Reese, Mrs. Mauneen Pimper and Mrs. Joyce Richmond. All ten seating sections will face the hall long ramp. Each Section will be 8 chairs wide and deep making a total of 56 chairs. The seats will be held regard-es- s of the time the ticket holder arrives. Mrs. Barnard today urged clubs and various groups planning on secure attending together to their tickets now. Merchants are beginning to make arrangements for models and those sewing for the pattern section of the show are selecting their fabrics and patterns Mrs. Clyde Glover and For Students Hold Pancake Supper Friday Attend Annual Meeting co-o- p the meeting. Corinne. River Valley Co-oThe meeting Will be held at the Newhouse Hotel beginning with registration at 9:00 a. m. on 'March 6 and will adjourn at 5:00 p. m, the same day. The morning session will feature the cooperative wholesales annual report toy general manager, W. B. Robins, the announcement said. The Utah Cooperative Association is a wholesale business organization engaged in distribuand other tion of petroleum farm supplies, it owns and operates the Uinta Oil Refining company at Jensen, Utah, and engages in the wholesale seed business through its Seed division. The Bear River Valley is among the twenty retail cooperatives which own and control the wholesale cooperative. Trooper Jeppsen. Aid Youth Program Kelly-Wester- n Co-o- Jay Swenson behind hiding Viicrophone, presents Brigham City Jaycee check for $61.50 to Lyman B. Wight, president of the American Fork Jaycees to help send their high school band to the Colorado Springs national Jaycee convention. Wendell Maxfield, president of the Utah Jaycees, is seated at lower right. , Perry Ward to hool Board Shortage Several were found who did Speakers for the meeting will be H. C. Shoemaker and Ward C. not have drivers licenses, alSeveral car loads of Holbrook, commissioners of the though some produced them laState Department of Public Af- ter. Those without licenses were members from Box Elder county fairs who will treat the subject, reported to juvenile authorities. will attend the annual meeting "Proposed Legislation Affecting Assorting in the check were of the Utah Cooperative associathe Weltare Program. Harry I. Smith, chief of police; tion in Salt Lake City on SaturCouncil members and the gen- H. H. Hampton, Scott Lee and day, 'March 6, according to Max eral public are invited to attend R. K. Pearse, local officers, and Johnson, manager of the Bear Mrs. reHerm Hadfield, port all committees busy and plans are well on their way for this gala affair. Will Sought To Recover On Bond fgr High Members Co-o- p . . . p South B.E. Stake Teen Gold and Green Slated South Box Elder stake Teen pancake supper will be held Gold and Green ball iwlll be Saturday evening, February 27, held on Tuesday, March 2, at in the Peny ward, the proceeds , . , the Armpry.. to go to the ward building fund, twill be from 7:30 to Dancing it was announced this week. 10:30 p. m. with all Beehive The elders quorum will be lit giris and scouts' InVltbd." BeeRiver Bear High charge of the supper which will and scout masters are keepers in area. this heart patients be served from 7:00 to 9.00 Donates to attend with their urged $71.01 The moral of Box Elder county classes. oclock. conwas chairman Heart Fund milk Drive To Heart Pillsbury products, Sego According to Mrs. LaPriel siderably boosted this week as and Nalleys syrup will be serand Mrs. 'Norma North, rewere donations Heart the towards the 'Donations Door following ved at the benefit supper. stake beekeepers, the dance tis River Bear this ceived: high school, to be a dress-uprizes will be given to each lady Fund have been arriving dance with week to insure help to more $7101; Business and Professional attending. the vogue. Women, $50 00; Brigham City Three Box Elder county young A special Invitation has been Drive, $26 60; Dr. Robert Musulas, extended men were sworn into the army to ail ward and stake Lincoln $l5.00; $15 school, 00; at Fort Douglas last Thursday dance directors. and Box Elder high school, $13.50 and left Friday for Fort Ord, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rasmussen, Kindergarten club, $10 00. Calif., where they were to start professional dance instructors their basic training, Mrs. MaOther donations of five, three from Logan, will conduct dancnila Spencer of the selective one dollar bills and checks ing during the evening. and service board reported. The Beehive girls and scouts have also been received and sinThey were Stanley James was no chance of working in cere thanks went out today from are to come directly to the Fair Boards Asks for Stokes, brother of Vernon C Mrs. R. M. Kaiser for those who dance. Classes will not be held the program this year. Route 2, Tremonton; Stokes, The board authorized County have sent in their donations or in connection with regular ward New Building at the DaTrell Howard Poulsen, son of Treasurer George L. Johnson to donated money in the red plas- Mutuals. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Poulsen, Fair Grounds County purchase a $60,000 treasury bill tic heart containers appearing in Brigham City; vapd Drrll Dean and all places of business in the upon his recommendation Members of the Box Elder settled Seber, son of Mr. an Mrs. Carl minor tax matters. county. is O. Seber, Route 1, Brigham City. Chamber of Commerce and the In an economy measure, the Other groups and schools have The next call from Box Elder county commissioners met last commissioners asked that the pledged their support in the county will be on March 17, Mrs. week to map out a county road off Counin this number one against fight Spencer said. The March quota program for the year, discuss Utah State association . mutual problems and enlist the ty Officials do not hold a school killer. is for three men. Heart disease not only strikes Richard Bosley of Corinne tied aid of the state highway com- in Box Elder county this year. mission where possible. They went ahead to approve older people but youngsters are for first place in the Junior a spray program for noxious also listed as its victims. mens division of the annual Meeting with the commis- weeds on state roads in the The general public is remind- Rocky Mountain 'Forensic meet sioners were Ruel Eskelsen, mined that the drive is still in pro- held in Denver, Colorado. - Bos county and read into the president off the chamber; Char- utes the approval of the Tooele gress and will continue during ley and his partner, John Har les Whitworth, chairman of the county commissioners of an the entire month. returned undefeated in de mer, memand highway committee, to exchange road Scientific research, community bate contests. agreement Hadand John bers Doug Fife work this year to Lakeside and heart programs and public edu (Bosley also received a rating field. from Lucin to Wendover. cation concerning heart diseases of excellent in oratory. Hs is a e Also highlighted at the comOther regular reports and are all supported by the heart son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. A dairy tour, sponsored by the missioners meeting was a delematters wpre considered association. Bosley of Corinne and is a sophBox Elder unit of the Artificial Have a heart help your heart, omore student at the university. from the county fair and approved at the meeting. gation Breeders association, will be board consisting of Heiber Sesheld Saturday, February 27, it sions, Howard Glenn and Anson Artist Exhibits Paintings was announced this! week by B. Call, Jr., who were named to Ted Burt, chairman. ' the possibility of All dairymen in this area are investigate a new livestock buildinvited to meet at the bull barns getting for the fair grounds. at Hyde Park in Cache Valley ing The commissioners where the tour will start at 11 granted oclock. Associaion officials Will their request to the extent of be on hand to direct the tour authorizing the fair board to use the $3,000 budgeted for reand answer questions. No provisions have been made pair and maintenance of the profor lunch and thoset attending grounds for this purpose, are requested to provide their viding they saw fit. own noon meal. While meeting wtih the comAt 2:00 oclock, the group will missioners, Howard Glenn askgo to the Utah State Agrirul-tura- l ed for some improvement on the college experiment farm road to his farm. The commiswhere guides will be provided sioners agreed to talk it over for the tour. with the county road superviDirectors of the local unit in- sor. clude Chairman Burt and Lor in Ben Wadman was authorized Tingey of Brigham City; Lorin to install a sump pump at the Larkin, 'Both well; Leroy Atkin northwest corner of the count-housson, East Garland; and Grant to take care of runoff Marble, Collinston. water. Authorization was given to the Dairymen are asked to con tact one of the directors if in American Casualty company to need of transportation. renew the liability insurance coverage the county has been carrying with the company for Damage Small in Fire the balance of the year. Call Tuesday Afternoon Franklin W. Hess, Claud All-reSmoke from an overheated Stan Hess and Peter H. electric motor was responsible Lott met with the board to ask for the fire call at 3:05 p. m, for two miles of oil from a point Harold Demont Olsen Tuesday at the L. A. Bundy a mile east of Peck's corner north, serving 14 families and . . . residence, 541 South First East. of his snowscapes to Mayor LeGrande Horsley, Mrs. shows one at right, standing cemeDamage to the washing ma including the Fielding Olsen and David Horace Mann at the Brigham City Library, Sunday. Olsens art display inchine motor was described as tery. The commissioners formed the delegation that there will be at the library for two more weeks. small. A HEART FUND DONATIONS INSURE HELP FOR PATIENTS Queen Sharon Olsen, King Reese Quayle are crowned in colorful ceremony. Reese was chosen by student body, Sharon was the choice of high school team. j Three Answer Army Service The claim presented by the board of education against the fund bonding company for shortages at (Box Elder High school were officially denied Tuesday afternoon at the meeting of the board. Earl J. Groff, attorney for the U. S. Fidelity and Guarantee company, presented the opinion, giving a brief review of the case in which the school district presented a claim to recover on the bond of Principal Alf Freeman. In his explanation, Groff contended that Freeman had not failed in his duties, that he had turned all funds over to personnel authorized to handle them according to terms of the bond, that he was not liable and therefore the company iwas not liable. Leroy B. Young; attorney for Principal Freeman, was also present and spoke In behalf of his client pointing out that his client should not toe responsible for the acts of clerks and deputies who were not employed by him, paid by him or whose duties were not prescribed by him. , Groff presented the opinion that If any liability existed, it would be based on the grounds of negligence. Walter G. Mann, attorney for the school district, expressed the opinion that the grounds on which the bonding company based their argument was that of a public official while a school principal was not such an official and that they should consider it as a oommon law bond instead, asking them to check into the matter further and confer with him. President Wayne Sandall presided at the meeting attended Durrell by) Leonard Bishop, r, Quig Nielsen and Lorin board. ; members. along with Supt K. E. Weight, Her-vi- n Bunderson and g few spectators. , Hun-gake- Col-lin- Call Thursday Sixth Ward to p no-dat- Give Building Fund Dinner COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND CHAMBER TALK ABOUT ROADS Officers and teachers of the Sixth ward Primary, together with the building committee are busy carrying out plans for a ward benefit dinner which will be served at the Box Elder High school cafeteria Saturday evening, February 2T7. Ward members and friends attending are requested to faring their own dishes and silvenware, the committee sa Id- Serving will start at 7 oclock for the building fund dinner and tickets axe offered at $5.00 for adults and $Z50 for students and children. Richard Bosley First Dairy Tour to Be Held Sat.' High School Students the new . . . watch ceremonies, voice their approval of King and Queen of basketball at dance following the Friday game. , Sweethearts Will dance at Leadership Meeting Called for Monday Leadership meeting for the Elder stake MIA leaders will be held Monday night, Maich 1, in the Eighth ward it was announced this week. Ball The annua Sweetheart Time of the meeting has been sponsored bv the activity coun- set for 8 00 oclock instead of is 7.30 as originally announced. selors of I he Connne MIA, scheduled for Ftiday, February All ward MIA olfieers and teach-ei- s 26 in the Corinne recreation hall are expected to attend. at 9 00 p m The affair will be semi formal without corsages. The John Jardine orchestra of Logan will furnish the music and a large crowd is expected to attend. A special' feature will be the all girls dance of the Connne MIA, shown for the first time Taking part will be Ruth Elaine Fillmore, Marion Nicho An Intermountain Folk Dance las, Gay Anderson, Shera Lee Association Jamboree is planned Jeppsen. Donna Anderson, Clau- for Saturday evening, February dette Morgan, Joan Fillmore, 27, at Box Elder High school Renee Marble, Miyioka Nakano, gymnasium. and one boy, Von Dell AnderLeRoy Westley, director, anwill nounced today that everyone is son. A special number also be presented by the Scouts invited to come and dance or and Beehive girls. , watch from the balcony. Dancers in the Intermountain Sweetheart couples "Will be honored during the dance, to be group include representatives chosen from the dancers pres- from Malad, Preston, Logan, Ogent. Activity counselors are den. Evans, Wyoming, and some Mrs. Cleone Nicholas and Bob of Salt Lake City, along with local folk dancers. Smoot Not ill Box Corinne Friday Folk Dance Planned for Saturday Night 6 PAGES Debating -- Harold Olsen By Breeders Opening Art Classes Here Iwel-far- Harold Demont Olsen, Salt Lake City artist whose paintings now are on display in the Brigham City Library, will open art classes here on Monday, March 8, it was announced Sunday at a reception at the library. Classes will be conducted each Monday afternoon at 3:30 oclock in Room 11A at Box Elder High school. The .course will run for 10 weeks, each class period being for two and a half hours. The art classes are sponsored by Mrs. Henry L. Thorne and are open to adults and children. Water colors or oil .painting courses will be offered. Age makes no difference In painting," Mrs. Thorne points out. Churchill started his career in art at the age of 40 during the trying days of 1915. He found that he could paint for hours and forget all the problems of that crucial period in the history of the world. At the age of 91, Grandma Moses is turning out 100 paintings a year," she continued. She started painting at the age v: of 78. If you discover a talent in yourself, that is good, she concluded, If you dont, that Is good also but you can still learn to paint, especially under a teacher like Harold Olsen, i |