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Show O Lecal Notices Probata and Guardianship No tices. Consult Clerk o( District Court Brigham City. Utah, or respective signers for ' NOTICE TO PUBLIC Pursuant to the provisions of Utah Code AnSection notated, 1943, public hearing will be had by the Board of Education of the Box Elder County School District, on June 25, 1951, at the hour of 4:00 oclock P. M. at the office of the Board of Education, County Court House, Brigham City, Utah, on the application of the Budget Officer of the said Board for increased appropriations to certain divisions of the 1950-5budget, said application now being on file with the Clerk of the said Board. Pursuant to the provisions of Section Utah Code, Annotated, 1943, public hearing will be had by the Board of Education of the Box Elder County School District, on June 25, 1951, at the hour of 4:00 o'clock P, M. at the office of the Board of Education, County Court House, Brigham City, Utah, on the proposed budget of the Board of Education covering the school copy of which year of 1951-52- , budget is now on file with the Clerk of the said Board. Unless there are good reasons to the contrary the said proposed budget will be adopted as the Budget under which the affairs of the said School District will be conducted during the school year of 1951-32- . 1 f EBERiHART ZUNDEL, Clerk of the Board of Education, Box Elder County School District. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposal will be received by the Stale Road Commission of Utah. State Capitol, Salt Lake City. Utah, until 2 o clock p. m. Tuesday. June 26, cf . . ed for construction of a 3 In Mixed Bituminoue Surfaced Road Box Elder County, the same being that action of U. S. 30 S, between Brigham City and Corinne, identified at Stata Projeat No. 1254. The length of road to be constructed 393 mllee. and or Improved la the principal Items of work are approxL mately at follows: 73 200 Cals Bituminous Materia! and 27.000 Tons Crushed Rock or Crushed Gravel Surface Course. The attention of bidders la directed to the Special Provision covering subletting or assigning the contract The minimum wage paid to all skill ed labor employed on this contract shall ba $2 023 per hour. The minimum wage paid to all Intermediate labor employed on this contract shall bs $1.60 per hour. The minimum wage paid to all tin skilled labor employed on this contract shall be $ .30 per hour. Plea end specifications are on file In the office of the State Road Commission, Salt Lake City, and the office of Its District Engineer at Ogden, Utah, where they may be reviewed by prospective bidders Specifieatiooa, proforms, end plans will be furnishposal ed at Salt Lake City, on depositing $2 00, which will be refunded, providing bidder submits an acceptable bid and returns the plans within seven after the opening of bids. Each days bidder must submit s letter from an approved surety company guaranteeing to furnish said bidder with required bond. The right to rejert any or all bide Is reserved. Cash, certified check, cashier's check, or approved proposal guaranty bond for not less then five pee cent of total amount of bid made payable to the State Road Commission must accomeach bid ss evidence of good pany Faith end a guarantee that if awarded the eontraot. the bidder will execute the contract and furnish contract bond as required. Any additional information may be secured at the office of the State Road Commission. Dated this 9th day of June 1951 STATE ROAD COMMISSION OF UTAH J 13 inson, Peggy Johnson, Joyce Thorson, Mona Rae Mrs. Lloyd Jorgensen, , Carolyn Holyan, Lucy Mae Mrs. Harry DeLorme, Carol News Of Intermountain Lincoln, Julie Ann Levi, Mrs. Indian School Imogene Dogeagle, Rose Marie Mrs. Lela Griffith. Lomax, Hill B. By Helen Mrs. Thomas Tommaney, Mrs. Sara Humphreys, Cornelia Pol-seMrs. Burroughs, Mrs. Dale to extended is Appreciation the ladles of the (North and R. Becker, Gladys Bowling, Mrs. South stakes Belief societies of Frank Crowell, Diane Crowell, Brigham City for the beautiful Jackie Carruthers, Claire Good-liffMiss Sunrise. flowers they have provided at the teas held In the employees Ushers at the show were dressrecreation hall here Mondays ed in traditional Navajo dress. They Included: Mrs. Nora Kee, through Thursdays. Mrs. Floyd Knudson is presi- Mrs. Evelyn Topaha, Mrs. Paudent of the South stake society line Sombrero, Fred Denet Dele and Mrs. Emery Wight is presi- and Lorenzo Smith. dent of the North. Sympathy is extended to Dr. Mrs, Knudson remarked, We are happy to share our flowers and Mrs. Boyce in the death of with the people at Intermoun- their son, Fred Coleman Boyce, who died on June 3 in the Ft tain school. Defiance hospital in (Ft, DefiArizona. An Indian style show under ance, as an accountant Employed Dr. Eric Dougthe direction of at Fred is survivWindow Rock, las of Denver, Colorado, was a children. held Thursday and Friday eve- ed by wife and three He was buried at Good Shepin school the gymnasium. nings Ft. Defiance. Dr. Douglas beautiful Indian hard Mission, returned to the The Boyces dresses of many tribes were Wednesday evening modeled by approximately 50 campus ladies from the school and com- from Ft. Defiance. munity. principal, visitThe Denver doctor gave the edNora Grissom, recently with her sister, Mrs. history and interesting features Frank Bruesch of Rickfield Park, of eac-- costume. vaMiss Anna Jean Gray, mana- Arizona. Miss Grissom also cationed River. at Salt inter-tribal crafts asger of the Genevieve Harrington, princisociation of Anadarko, Oklarecently returned from a pal, dressmodern homa, displayed short vacation at her home in es of Indian dress designs. The following served as mod- LaSalle, Colorado. els: Mrs. Ted Richardson, Mary Jane Aragon, Evangeline Claw, Theres a new baby girl In Mrs. Laura Bennett, Mrs. Rob- Building No. 9, Apartment 20, ert Murray, Mrs. Del'bert Giblby, and the proud parents, Mr. and Barbara Romona Mrs. Wilbur Curley, have named Wellman, Grinnell, Mrs. Phyllis Owen, her Myrtle Joyce. Mrs. Hope Smith; The baby, who arrived May Mrs. Lavlnia Stahl, Mrs. Cora 22nd, is named after Myrtle Weight, Mrs. Norma Jensen, a teacher, and Mary Elizabeth Oliver, Mrs. Harold Joyce, girls advisor; both emKnutson, Euphrasia Mitchell, ployed here at the school. Mrs. Herschell Johnson, Mrs. Floreine Walling, Relbeoca Rob Three buses with enrollees left Saturday morning for a trip PAGE 2 Lake BOX ELDER JOURNAL to Timpanogos cave, Salt City, Bingham capper mines and 15 Utah June Brigham City, Black Rock beach. YAZZIE YARNS Ben-ally- e, The 160 or so students , who have remained on campus this summer are busy these days helping in the dormitories and dining hall while Indian Service Summer school is In progress. Includes recreation Tbeir swimming, shows and going to town. Max Morrison, band instructthat a 35 piece band, comprised of summer school enrollees, personnel and families, is now practicing from 4 to 5 p. m. dally. Max related that the members, coming from 10 to 12 different states, seem interested in the band. He added that more reed instruments are needed. or, reports and Mrs. Bernard Brand-,chaf- t recently returned from a trip where they toured the reservation, visiting Chlnle, Window Rock and other points. Dr. Brandchaft related, "It was a very interesting trip. The res ervation has many beautiful as pects. The Arts and Craft board of the Indian Service held a special session here this past week. They discussed the develop- ment of a higher grade of arts and crafts and of the restoration of Indian art to its original - , style. Mae Bratton, assistant direc tor of personnel from Washington, D, C. will be here Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The mobile unit will be here for two weeks beginning Monday. Employees and their families including children two years or over may be y teacher-interprete- d n y, fore four months after the date of the first publication of this notice. V. SORENSEN HAFNER, CAROL Administratrix of the Estate of Joseph H. Sorensen, Deceased. Date of first publication June 15, A D, 1951. THATCHER A YOUNG. First Security Bank Bldg., Ogden, Utah. Attorneys for Administratrix 1014 June 6 W' fleets Of th Club 01' us 111 Leah H ijunsaker a den 'make n I were P L - tee t, teacher-interprete- r. REMINGTON HAND Up to $7.50 teacher-interpreter- trade-i- WATCHES MENS TAVri I IUJII McKesson TRAVEL KITS NAPHATC s. Album. RolifcT? veloped with 8 enlargments 4d. Me!r-Cli- p Cologne Talc d From Big Selection The following enjoyed a dinEdna' Reed, dormitory atten ner party at Greycliff Lodge is vacationing In Gallup, dant, last Friday evening; Dr. and New Mexico. Dr. Mrs. Bernard Brandchaft, and Ms. Albert Gallen, Louisa J. Eskridge, Lloyd H. New and DRIVE IN FOR Dr. and Mrs. Charles Williams. Dr. and Mrs. Willard Beatty were honored at a reception on Tuesday evening in the Employees recreational hall. In the receiving line were Dr. and Mrs. Beatty, Dr. and Mrs. George Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Utz and Mr. and Mrs. Homer A. Mathiesen. 'Frosted punch, coffee, fancy sandwiches, cakes and candy were served from a table decorated in Spring motif. Mrs. Hildegarde Thompson, Dorothy G. Ellis, Cleora C. and Edith Craig poured. Hel-bin- in charge of g arrangements were Bessie Lee Malcolm, Mrs. Imogene Dogeagle and Pansyle Cleary. The following enrolled home economics teachers assisted: Ann Whitford, Juana Abeita, Norma Smith, Thelma Queton, Eulelia Abeita, 'Lora Ausley, Mary Ann Black, Leona Bonser, Beatrice Boory, Lucille Christy, Louise Davis, Gertrude Flanagan, Carrie Grant, Jeanette Hauser, Betty Hollowell, Mary Hoy, Pauline Jessup, Reycita Jiron, Hulda Kleeman, Mayree Ma' lone, Marian McBride, ' Marie Moore, Ruth Myers, Elizabeth Oliver, Edith po-i-- g, May Perkinson, Ha Scott, Jean-- ELKTSr fig allowance on your old GUARANTEED WRIST WATCHES n Piet $2.00 Up KINGS MEN SETS $2.00 - $3,00 i! Pens $2.75 up $5.00 up Sets Name engraved free. Parker 21 Pen $5.00 SERVICE a,, Sets of SHAEFFER PEN and SETS CAR jl M NEEDS Listerine 5 F. M. To Midnight and all day Sunday 6-1- 29c Mosquito 2 Repellent Try our Southern Fried Chicken Dinners Deep Fried Shrimp French Dipped Fish 49c 100 w&am and Chips All Kinds of Tartan 29c Skol 29c Bayer Aspirins . 40s Bexel Caps .... 59c .. 54c Alka-Seltz- er 93c 12s Dorothy Gray RINGSIDE $1.00 Anacins . . ' 35c 40c Noxema 29c Bromo-Seltz- er . 27c CAFE 380 N. Main Phone 438 Open 11 A.M. to i A.M. (Closed Thursdays) ' (Wilson Woodger resigned his position as teacher here at the school and left for Provo the end of May. Wilson plans on doing graduate work at Brigham Young University. Yes, Youll truly enjoy the unique delicious taste of the world's most famous beer. Its always interesting to hear about futurelooking experiments with new super engines to run on new super-octan- e fuels.. .someday. Ask for BUD or BUDWEISER. It . means the same thing, But its even more interesting to hear talk about todays real life, FirePower Chryslers new engine. 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MO, U.S.A, 0X4 legmen serve $ super-Intenda- iDr. Charlotte Mangseth, head girls advisor, recently returned from a trip in the Southwest. Miss Mangseth visited friends in Amarilla, Texas. She stopped to see the William Deans at Albuquerque Indian school. Mr. Dean is on the staff there. (Returning with Miss Mangseth was Louisa Dyer, teacher, who visited in Oklahoma City. r Carolyn Holyan,, joined the duo In Cortez, Colorado. Miss Holyan was vaO Legal Notices Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dugan cationing at her home In Ship-rocin Elko, NeA weekly newspaper, published at BrigNew Mexico. spent the week-enham City, Utah, successor to the Mrs. Dugan is registrar Smithfield Sentinel, established in 1904. vada. here at the schooL There is a new baby in the Published every Friday at Brigham Reese Clark home. John Robert City, Utah, and entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the poet office in Brig (Richard Cuthlbert, teacher, re arrived on May 28th. hem City, Utah, under the ect of March Mr. Clark Is a teacher here at cently returned from a vaca 3. 1479. tion in Los Angeles. He also the school. Member United Prase, Audit Bureau of went to Tijuana, Mexico. Circulation, Utah State Press AssociaNational Editorial Association. tion, Mrs. Darlene Skenandore Is Advertising Representative: National Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Brank on leave. She Is being relieved Advertising Service. chaft entertained at a party re at the telephone-informatioChat. W. Ctaybaugh, Publisher Mrs. Charles desk by Ann Wood of Robt. M. Crompton, Managing Editor cently, : Dr. and Gladys Johnson, Advertising Manager Williams, Dr. Louis Jacobs, Dr. Subscription rata In Box Elder ootra-t- and Mrs. I. J. A. Komer, Dr. and 5 per year, payable ia advance: Mrs. Eugene Bliss, Dr. and Mrs. The hospital is quiet in combination with the Bo Elder News, (published $4.00 William Brown, Dr and Mrs. Al- days with only six patients. Wednesdays) par year: $2.00 for 6 month: single bert Gallen. Lloyd H. New and (Nurses and iward assistants copy 5 cents. Outside Box Elder counare taking classes in the sumty, $3.00 per yean combination rata Louisa J. Eskridge. 13.00. mer school. Dr. George Dale, dean of SumNOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Joseph H Sorensen, De- mer school, was the guest ceased. Probate No. 2347. speaker at the Kiwanis club m Creditors of Joseph H. Sorensen, deceased, will present claims with vouch- Thursday. A guest of Roland Harris, Dr. ers to the undersigned Administratrix at the offices of Thatcher A Young, Dale spoke on Tndian Service 1014 First Security attorneys at law, Bank Building, Ogden, Utah, cm or be- Summer School." $2-2- head ette Scott, Cecile Scriven. Alice Rutsell, acting Esther SrqgU, Gay Tee nurse of the hospital, recenuy Seaver, Sparks, Arizona. in friends visited Stoc-karMargaret Stevens, Chloe Boris Talcott, AnMargaret Neone Gaye Nebeker and Adwindeen Holt, Dora dersen are employed in the tele- Wood, Rusch and Lena Crank. relief as office girls phone summer school. T. Naito, chief of general afsection in the ministry of fairs Glen C. Oldroyd of Preston. education in Japan and Tsunen-ob- u Idaho, has accepted the position Fukagada, specialist for of teacher here at the school. school library and curriculum of this of Tokyo, were visiting here Lafie (Bennett, husband week. past attenLaura Bennett, dormitory The two men were here at the dant, has accepted the position of the Japanese expense of and they were sponsored by Wilbelmina Hill, speDouglas Burbank has replaced of the James 'Frodsham and James cialist in social sciences of EducaOffice States United BurMr. Wadman has replaced tion in Washington, D. C, Miss bank, under David Etter, Hill arranged beneficial contacts of buildings. the for the men throughout States. United of Toadlena, Elsie Albert Claw New Mexico and Irene ThompIFukagada was primarily interson of Ft. Wingate, New Mex- ested in studying the American of school library system as an a'd ico, have accepted positions in the reorganization of schools in Japan which has been In Norge Santin resigned his po progress since the war. sition of teacher of vocational Naito was sent to study var subjects. He is being replaced ious state fiscal school finance by Lloyd Eastley who formerly plans. He worked in the United was a teacher in the special States with outstanding specialists of school finance. His study program school. was In preparation to making Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Everett fiscal law for schools of Japan, was Mrs. (Both Fukagada and Naito left Renvijle last week-enIrene Renville .of Flandreau, So. here last Sunday for San Fran Dakota. cisco. 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