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Show r M SIXTH ANNUAL CORINNErDance . Program IBH. OF JULY CELEBRATION Outlined; May 3de ChilcJrens GameSxaro Rodeo fFu Planned Day Mrs- - tary. Event . Vagi, vice chairman and Wallace Redelings, secre As has been the usual policy The city dance program, which every civic and church organiza- is a part of the city recreation m Maxi Jan tion it represented on the plan- program, available to all three Six years ago ning board jfjjj; free and at a recent to youngsters . group of local dtizens meeting of the executive com- of charge, will begin Monday, success-V- e mittee 8 PAGES and eighteen , chairmen June 18, acoording to Shelley U and executed BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 15, 1951 VOLUME 44, NUMBER 24 4th of the following first Corinne was Robinette, dance director, and program Margaret Johnsen, piano accelebration, they probably mapped out for the 4th of Result Of Seven Years Sacrifice And Labor WILL the prayer and flag ceremony July: companist. expect it to become at , 9:43 county Elder mm will be at the city park; the Registration from nine "v-go e at 10:00;' childrens games to 11 a. m.-- at the War Memorial that it has proved to be. corna home. and races at 111 at the city jelly it iwas Just park; Dancing classes will be held cfhilthe single girls of Corinne project to keep the ver;t home, but each year it sus the married women in a on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Apostle Spencer W. Kimball Will Dedicate; vtovvn bigger until now the softball game at the rodeo and Friday. to grounds at 11:30; the ball one of the Annually activities are planned i principal Seven Years Work Will Culminate At Event game the Corinne Japanese features of the recreation proand three y all who might want to between seven funds years of gathering Culminating YjB.A. and the Corinne Farm gram in the city for youngsters, of actual construction work, the Honeyville ward chapel the classes years are Bureau at dancing patronthe Maurice rodeo Larsen, grounds at I, will be dedicated next Sunday, June 17, with the program by over 200 boys and girls. says he has had 1; the boat races on the Bear ized Climax to the summers dance ; at 3 oclock in the afternoon. River at 3 and the rodeo at 8:30. beginning Wes about the celebration classes is a dance review with of the will W. as Lake be Dedication Salt Kimball, apostle At south the Spencer far by some a$ meeting all of the students participating. : ; L.D.S. church. and that, all efforts should activities were also to a toward Located In the center of Honeyday lirected planned. Some Of these plans Former Brighamite ville on the west 6ide of the or surpass the one of last include putting in additional Phones Working with Mr. Larsen lighting at the north end of the 20-3highway, the new chapel has 18 In Japan 0 main rooms: a spacious chapel executive committee are rodeo grounds, laying tile and Wife In Logan with two cry rooms equipped gravel at the loading chute and with loud speakers attached, adding shelving and other conA few thousand miles of recreation veniences to the refreshment hall, large lobby, water didnt deter a G. 1. in three dressing rooms of the rec stand that was built last year. Japan, formerly of Brigham reatlon hall, 10 class rooms, a Those responsible for the varroom and ious activities are: Ray Craner, City, from a conversation with large Relief society kitchen. And the heating plant rodeo; John Singh, food purchashis wife In Logan. of the building Is In the baseThe Brigham City club, ing; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Nicholment. ' V. Major John R. Johnson, foras, the dance and crowning of in a dose tournament, whipped 'Work on the new chapel acthe club poRotary by nine strokes, queen; Mrs. C. G. Adney, ticket merly of the Brigham City lice department was in Japan tually began in 1944 when the selling arranging; Mr. Everett Sunday on the local golf course a score show-th- e 423 of 432. to by commendable on a flv day rest leave from bishopric appointed a finance a Anderson, gate tickets; Mrs. ytng of Wayne Owen, .pies; Mrs. Adolph Pushing the Box Elder chapter the Korea battle when he committee consisting of -Horace along N. Hunsaker, chairman; Loren the road to was Dean Of 'America Ussing, childrens games at the re 'Farmers'; victory phoned home. Though the sun Hunsaker,, and Ralph W. Tol-mawas shining in Japan he red off with a host of awards city park; Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Candland, club pro, who shot 4 They collected funds for at for HazeL wife. and Junior Hansen, managing stands; Mr. 34 for the winners his the Intermountain with the assistance the low New score Ward chapel of theShe Chapel o'clock in Honeyville Lake the morning. Salt stock show In Vernon Cutler, boat races; Mr. competition. of Kenneth V. Hunsaker, Ken. . . which will be dedicated next Sjjnday at 3 oclock in the afternoon by Apostle Spencer James Reed, lighting and photo- Next low was Russ Fishibum didn't mind. last Thursday and Friday, neth W. Spackman, Oscar Huna 39 for the 20-3outfit W. Kimball of the L.D.S. church. Construction of the beautiful church building started in Tanaka, Robert Hunsaker graphy; Mr. Glen iReeder, , Co- with who is serv- saker, (Ross Coomlbs, Vareel Low man for Rotary was Alt Johnson, Major Bill Astle exhibited choice rinne Junior Posse; Mrs. Sam in 1949. WilUtah Chi northern the with Alton arson, Hunsaker, Freeman a 41. ing with le which averaged 46 cents Nagata, parade; Mr. Sam Fore-greand reportliam E. national there, Hunsaker On many guard the were winning team mnd. Here Is Program family tickets and flag Dick ed all hia Utah buddies In others. Bloxham, Dee Glen Smith, . try Wilde showed one prime ceremony. The site of the new building T. Wayne For good shape. Gordon Woodland, b which sold at 135 a pound Honeyville In addition to the usual prizes Larsen, was ' Russ graded in 1948 and March Leon Fishbum, four choice lambs which for the parade there will be US 30 Dedication 1949, former stake (President Chapel Goodliffe, Kent Woodland, Dale at an average of 51 cents prizes for the Junior division Dedication of the Honeyville John P. Lillyiwhite officiated at Deb Hadfield, Dean One and a third miles of the a this year, Mr. Larsen and the Baron, ound. He also received ward chapel will be Sunday, ground Candland, and J. Gordon Felt. : breaking ceremonies. road between Brigham City and war bond for his excellent parade chairman, Mrs. Sam NaJune 17, at 3 oclock In the afActual constuction On the Rotary line-ubegan in the were a face lift will receive Corinne gata announces. They will be Reed Simonsen, j Wes Shirts, ternoon, The following propart of 1949 with Ramm early summer. this .tile graded good were shown ing $2.00, $1.50. nd $L00.for the best Scott 20-3Hansen architect; Leo Oyler, sugram will be presented: Horsley, Wayne Woodland, In todays issue of the Journal, 0 Calvin Jeppson, James Pal M- Bingham, entry. Prelude Ruth All i pervisor and Miles Thompson, Duke Peaches The Freeman, is ad commission Baron, Jr., state road Brigham City the S. Bill Astle and Robert ft Bless This House," vocal . The Bill Harris, and romped home with a 12 to 1 verdiOylers assistant. for sealed bids for the Neil non rodeo is again open to all Max Morgan,. taker. vertising Dave Wight, solo Leon D, Gardner. ct-over ; (Estimated cost of the buildprofessional riders and Dee Ray Grant.- the Helper Merchants , a of inch three construction deep men sold commercial Hansen is contact manager. ' Prayer Loren A. Hunsaker. bituminous surface road. in Rees Pioneer park Wednesing In 1944 was $96,000, but beof Guests Introduction of Inflation, the final cost cause The single girls' softball team behind the for bid calls 73,200 The gal night superb day boys from, this region is of the building and fixtures of MCHugh. It was the (Bishop B. Albert Bihgham. by Mr. Joyce Wana-ke- r managed material of Ions bituminous hurling Members of from dubs; In show the participated and the married ladies team Song of the Redeemer, first start of the year foe Mcand 27,000 tons crushed gravel the Central Intermountain dis amounted to $185A484B. Dona,-teArland Hunsaker, Robert choir. , is managed by Mr. Merlin Hanlabor on the building who the course. Hugh, occupies surface usually erict will converge on Brigham amounted and sen. Slur, Dennis GordonRemarks to $15,19239, at the Bingham, Bishop ; base first spot. f ird Gordon. Robert and Ar- City. June 23 and 24, for their rate-o.William S. Ellis and James P. (H.0(Van f loose-jointe- d Mr. T a r o T Yagi, ft publicity .Me-- . acThe an summer limber, convention, mill ld. eight - high dpality chairman for the' counselors.?; K; Japanese YBA 4tich-- i Hitgh was in command all of jftSsmussen, tftife ! pehhii jin cording to Verl Petereen, chairJust . for Today Ladies " (He allowed five announces a that gradr the hits league, will man of the affair. lose and (Hamilton way. sold four steers ahd Drug four M. HunsaDouble Elaine trio, all of of uation a for which ball for the three . with 75 their .members (About evening, graduates gain pharmacist this week 4, Y In Nor'yker, Afton M. Bingham, school, college,, nursing, when .(Dick .(Bloxham,,. present were- - of the Scratch variety and ma wives will come from as far f)t ahow brought some of the high M.. Johnson, Charlene Benand other business scored run the for new a leaves the Mrs. Crystal Keller Rose, professions by pharmacist, single away as Boise, Idaho on the prices ever listed in Will and Patricia Hunsaker son, be held June H4 at the Job in Portland, Oregon,- - and Is visitors was unearned. In ad Carol of Park Valley, died at an and Springvllle, Utah, on north la program. . Johnson. , ' ' ward in Ogden. The replaced by Ray Malmrose. dition to all of this, McHugh 6:30 den at south. the last hospital stead of choosing one Cham-- ! Fourth night Remarks (Horace N. Hunsameet will open after a short illness. Bloxham, who has Worked for unloaded with the timber to ker. The two-dawhilh receives a very high time will be 8:30. , of. this event are Hamiltons for over two She was born Oct. 1, 1906 at with registration at the Dance years, bang out a triple, two doubles the show officials have , The sponsors tot 'Fathers Leone the Davis Comets, Syracuse Y. has accepted a position as pro- and was walked for a perfect Z. Tribute Mantua,: Utah, A daughter of Bowl Saturday afternoon until railed utport the buyers ; to Hunsaker. and Estella Frodsham Kel- 6 o'clock when a banquet will iw the selection of all prime B. A.,' IHoneyville, and Corinne fessional service representative evening at the plate. President Vernal Jess Remarks 'J.A.C.L. the for Portand Abbott YjB,A. laboratories in ler. was reared and educa be served at Maddox Ranch Mrs. Norm Watkins and son She R. Ogden earned Gibbs also his J. mala in the cattle classes Willie. ted there and in Brigham City. house. Saturday afternoon the Dick, returned home responsible for land. Dick and his wife, Beu- keep with the wood Wednesday to draw for the order in The committee Dedication W. ex Tuesday Spenc the ball are: (Frank Kurose, Bud- lah and two children Ronald evening with a 4 foe 4 effort. She was graduated from Box local golf course will be the ich they Kimball: from Louisville, Kentucky, appeared in the Tim and to Yamoda, of leave Moritomo, Weber col scene Elder the for Rickey the dy school, among Brig competition plan Helper high opened scoring all received the where They Before attended the gradLord, I Boy Tomoaki Nagoo, ham City next Saturday. After uation they the evening in the top of the My Head Thee, lege, and attended the Undveir Intermountain price per pound,, iwhich George Nakano, froitt medical school, of choir. T. Yomasaki. T. Yagi, The new Malm Arki, a a and of dance California with were second Southern the Shig druggist, Ray sity banquet inning when they, year amounted to $1.00 per .' 'Benediction Ralph W. their son and brother, Jack J B. is a native of Brigham City handed their unearned run, but Watanabe, rose, held Utah be at State will show the floor Penny Koqu, Shig college, md plus a Agricultural bond Watkins. $25 savings and graduated this spring from the Peaihes tied up the game In Junmi Ada and Min IHamada. Mrs. Rose was a school teach Dance Bowl. each owner of Accompanists are Ruth M. er for a time. She was married prime cattle, Jack, who returned home with the Unvensity of Utah pharmacy their half of the inning and ambs and Sundays program will open them Hunsaker and Leota (Bingham, hogs are judged concluded years of outschool. son is of Mr. the on to a Rose for all from breakfast the June 1930, with 20, that Ray Guy point on, the game June I. Hunsaker. I in the same manner, college work, when he Mrs. Hysum Malmrose standing of belonged to MdHugh and the and at Farmington. They made their members at Box Elder park, year Iambs brought $1.35 received his M. D. from the UniA. home Dr. where at she will Peaches. Park where Brigh'am . City. Boyce George Valley pound and hogs 49 cents a A graduate of Box Elder high had since resided. be the principal speaker. A versity of Louisville. Berge started on the hill for was an A LJD.S. school, church visitors of seven the the and traveled member business meeting will follow and In the yaertxook, ThoroughRay tot outstanding Elder (FJF.A. judging In on the B.E.H.S. innings before being relieved served will be bred, Jack is listed as having athlete, she in Park the visiting ms made a starring Valley pri in good record basketball squad. 'After grad by Tone, who finished the game. Relief society. on a Conducted tour of received his A. B. degree from and taken mary if of being handicapped by the University of Dubuque and Survivors are her husband and the Bear River Refuge. Line score: Seisaburo Taka, 712, Rt. 1, Co- uating from Box Elder in 1944, ny substitutions. The live- his B.S. degree from Utah State in two he the 010 of ..... a 000 1 000 both Park navy. Helper son, Gary Rose, spent years Sunday afternoon the group team, with only one vet-l- I rinne, died June 14, at the CoolAgricultural college in Logan. col Brigham City .... Oil 1204 22x 12 Weber He from now school Mrs, American Her The the Indian swim at will graduated 1:30 mother, Valley. at p. City Brigham Memorial hospital present, placed third out ey It tells he was a member of Pbi where ac was he h in Stella Tone al team and Ogden, lege baseball Hanson, 33 Mantua, Coslo; Berge, pooL Kay three Legion a stroke plays days teams. Ezra Haiiper was m. following Delta Phi, medical fraterChi, 1948 irt In tive so and two as and do Bubak. Smithfield basketball, here under survives, ft score grand tonight man in the state. earlier. nities and had served as treassince that time has been at the children and the following bro the Rees Pioneer in came Taka lights park, Mr. iBorn in Japan, Hunsaker and Jerry urer, vice president and presiU. there and sisters: starting at 8 p. m. , to the United States 55 years were his teammates, dent of the Medical school Stuwife Darlene have his J. and LeRobert Lake The Salt for coaih Ray Keller, this lived he here years Dar-Wi- n tyle Hansen, Therald Quayle ago. Upon arriving dent Council. He was also honone Alisa. TMrs. 3C child, John team baseball ll be City; gion for (Winifred) Rulon Smoot wilj ored by being selected for listplaced third in Ogden and vicinity a is Lake, Ida.; Browning, Young. Hayden Young physical Wry judging and Bill Astle, years before moving to Brigham In ing in the book Whos Who In education major at the UJS.AjC. Mrs. Jess (iBeth) James, Park Jff Jensen and David Rites. Set In Elwood Wright City. American Colleges and UniverM. exO. Mrs. a and of has had lot (Jessie) Box Valley; Six Elder educated men quite (He was reared and county ffd fourth in meat Judging. sities. were inducted into the United perience playing baseball with Stratford, Idaho Falls, Ida.; and the U. S. By occu- For Accident Victim lacing fourth in Jack will intern at the L. D. S. dairy prod-- s in Japan and to raise money Mrs. R. K. ((Phyllis) Farr, Ogeffort an In the local Peaches and other Ft. States 12, June at farmer. a was army, he judging was a team com-o- f pation . 'Funeral services for Peggy Grove Memorial hospital in Salt of for den the the teams. Altar Brig, boys Hash! immediateand Nine Utah, Mr. Taka married Therald Quayle, Calvin Jean Larsen, 10, who was killed Douglas, This years Legion team has Funeral services will be held ham City. St. Henrys church, Lake City. Ft. and Steve Tin'gey. Gor-- J mori in November, 1920. During in an auto accident Monday af ly shipped from there to a During the war Jack served in so of record two wins Saturday at noon at the Park the Ladies Altar society are ac easy States he Davis, Reed Burke and on Lewis, Washington for training, far Lynn his time in the United ternoon, will be conducted for a draw' the navy for four and a half donations ward with and will out be after their to Mrs. Valley homeMarilla septing Bishop chapel his to fai according Spenseveral trips placed third in the farm made years as A chaplain. With this Thunsday at 2 p. tit., in the El- cer, secretary of the draft board. third in a row. Kenneth Carter officiating. ing, June 30. , panics contest and Maurice land. wood ward chapel, by Arthur experience behind him he was G a receive new ' famWoodland will at Friends Winner hurl the will of were ' niay call, Ronald Lynn John probably They Survivors include his wife ker, Rulon Smoot and the school chaplain at the Kent , Erickson, E. on bishop.. the home radio. for and locals. this the ily game evening son, Bear River City; Robert Bt Palmer placed third in Corinne, and the following sons Friends may call Wednesday Earl Bradshaw, Theron N. Hill on the project are tucky school. There will be no charge for Saturday pirior to services. BurWorking V Mary, Suzie, and daughters: judging. from 6 to 9 p. m.; at Rodgers and Charles Roy Wommack, all the game and local fans are in- ial will be in Brigham City cem- Mrs. Parley Lee, chairman; Mrs. Building a fine tradition in John and Keyo Taka, all of Co - and the Watkins family, Vera B. on of and vited come to Tremonton, see Paul out under direction of the the the and treasurer, Johnson, Mortuary, etery HowLos Doraine Brigham City; rinne; SaUle-- " Matsuhoao, a. time also 10 to Jacks in. Watkins, B. from brother, Mrs. Harold Dinsmore. Anne home. Felt funeral Thursday ell Harris, Portage; and Onvil game. Angeles; and Margaret Ricketts, of services at the family home LaRue won a higher education degree mpany To Show Corinne.Davis, . Ogden. . At Oregon University spring. He gained his MasExcellent Record Also, Mrs. Spencer announced 3rbage Disposal Truck Funeral ,,services will be an- in Elwood. . v Majored In Sociology this ters from Oregon State univerIrt River the be will the Burial following enlistments from nounced by the Harold B. Felt 3ft ' sity. He majored in sociology Box Elder View cemetery. Williamson (Body, com. funeral home. county: William and Education. Vera is also a V t Adam Fife, Eiwyn Henry Jen Ogden will demonstrate veteran of World War Two, servatest Larand sen, Jens dis Brigham City type of garbage ing six years with the air force. wagon at the Third ry Simonsen, Willard, all joinHe and his wife, the former Ver-l- a nth ward all ed the ac the in navy. Enlisting today, day Hillyard of Smithfield, have air force was Stanley Martin to (Roland Madsen, two children, , Jack Robert and 1951 officer. Brigham Day, City. ft8 demonstration Patsy Jean. was an Vent followed In the footsteps IMccd last Friday, but due to in season will open of another brother, Bill, Brigham Naval Airman who crawleds worms Fishing and of ty between misunderstanding his Master degree with Utah next Saturday, June 16, along, by the game depart- - Completes 1st Aid gained am City and Study the companys with the Utah State Fish and ment. the same major In I960 from als, was not to be held un John G Knudson, HI, airman, Bill Oregon State university. Game department predicting no of been There have son change of and Mr. Mrs. John U5N, waters for the In the air force sewed six years regin the Jftc public is invited to at high and roily 48 Knudson of South fishing First C consequence before and during the war. He . northern streams. ulations for the season. Hours East, Brigham recently studied at both the University of There is much snow still at remain from 5 a. m. to 9 p. m. completed a first City, aid course at Utah and Utah State Agriculelevations, and a few Possession limit is seven pounds the U. S. Naval Air higher , San Station, and eral Services For tural college where he gained warm days will again roil arod-o- r one fish of twelve fish, Diego, Calif., which dealt with his B. S. degree. He is married stream levels, said whichever is the raise first. caught Ponton Mari Friday the department. protection from heat and cold. to the former Bonnie Taylor of He was instructed about what LoPossession limit is the same Logan. They have .one daughStreams and lakes from at as the jneral services for Ernest to how to wear, limit himself, protect Legally daily bag Ponds ter, Connie Jean. Carnwall, 78, who died gan south to Burraston trout taken must be seven inch- and personal hygiene in any a Nephi have received bu good es or more. I at 6d30 a. m., in learnkind of climate. He also trout Soft drinks, for diabetics aTe Jack B. Watkins will be held Friday at stocking of legal Any special closing of streams ed how to treat wounds and inconditions now available containing a synwater .J"1'- in the Tremonton Sec- the anticipated or suffered will the state himself be over . or New by Vent Watkins lakes Doctor . . juries , nthusiasts thetic: sweetener Instead erf , Bill Watkins area D.. S. ward others. so posted on the grounds. by George of this'"couraeed t0 tak p Masters in 50 . gains graduated nrlst. Third ward bishop. ,'rn Mortis . H0NEVVILLE WARD CHAPEL S; at-L- n pa-ra-d- BE DEDICATED SUNDAY - before-celebratio- AI3P.M. 'I n Club Trims Rotary In Close Golf Match Sun. 20-3- 0 iestock Show I i n. "i ! 0 os( ; State Plans Road Peaches Romp Over Helper . . p Repairs On Here Wednesday . Be Scene Of - ( , ittr-- Hamilton Drug Has 20-3- 0 d . , , Crystal A--- Dies ". Rose Ogden , y Tol-man- .... Seisaburo Taka is i Dies American Legion . Brigham Plays Smithfield Mu-Hug- 6 Inducted And 4 Enlist Service Sponsor Project For Alter Boys . II , Fishing Season Opens Saturday Over The State; -- Regulations Listed - Tre-No- , i y v f i |