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Show t ATV 01 Indian School BOX ELDER JOURNAL Brigham City. Utah Friday. June 22. 1951 Cupid Checkmated (LA PORTE, Ind. (UP)-Cla- ude A. Chandler, 35, was sentenced to a year in jail lor writing a had check for $5 to a Justice of the peace in payment for a marPolice said riage ceremony. Chandler also admitted writing fraudulent checks to pay for use of the bridal suite in a hotel and a trousseau for the bride. cd iitmmsm ii , ) t . Demonstrates Horse Sense : Erickson Chucks Jaycees, at the lntermoun-tai- n Indian school and visiting Indian service personnel will have a busy week-enat the Brigham City golf course, it was announced this week by Dean Candland, club pro. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning they will compete in an all Indian service tournament with matched play in 39 Golfers shooting flights. and under will compete In the championship flight, those playing in the low forties will A be In flight while those shooting 45 and over will toe in B flight. Trophies will toe presented to the winners. Then on Sunday afternoon, the local golf and country club will respond to a challenge issued toy the Indian school for matched play competition. Mont Glover will captain the Brigham City team and all members are eligible to compete, with opening play starting St 1 oclock. d Silver King educated show horse, will perform nightly at the Golden Spike rodeo in Tremonton on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, a3 one of the intermission features. ISIT Candland Sets Austrian Artist New Golf Club At Summer School Course Record Miss Herta Raizner from Vienna, Austria, was here this past week studying and observing in the workship of Dr. Arne Randall, specialist in fine arts, United States office of EducaD. C., who tion, Washington, planned her program of study in the United States. The Austrian art teacher is touring the schools of this country through the courtesy of the State department. She will endeavor to impart to her high school students and potential young art teachers in Vienna, what she has learned of American art. Arriving by plans In New York City April 24, Miss Raizner, who is interested In painting and sculpturing, has observed schools in New York, Detroit, Chicago and Iowa. 1 have been very friendly she reaccepted everywhere, marked. The Industrious lady's hands were never idle during this terview. She was busily working at wood carving, shaping a dog from a block of wood as she talked. Commenting on American art, she said: 'Americans are very efficient and bold about art. They are eager to teach young people creative art and seif expression. "American people love to express themselves. Their art is very much abstract and is very interesting. We are living in a century that has a hard way to art; the cQmpetition of photography for instance. Self expression cannot be photographed. She added, (American art- - is not easy to understand it is more esthetic and intellectual; not so much heart and feeling. Miss Raizner was very much BEFEKSZ ; estitef! i Pmmmttm Auto-m- Water Heater it glass. arfatait Meal tank cannot ruM . . . ghus cant met. (WARD 1 ; YO Uttar OWEN D. KNUDSEN nttk an the Mr. Knudsen, who resides at South First Street West, represents Prudential Insurance Company in the Brigham City area, where he provides local families with protection for the present and the future. aparMteg clean hot water yon want. Ckw aa the water yoe dnak ... a More nat ta ruin yeur wadi or eorro-al- aa dirt to dlacolor water and Aaturea. AjOiCS T3Tt 137 $9& AUTOMATIC IIICTRIC WATit MIATIRS M rigid away I startling dsoMsstratisal 0. Smith Cakes FeroMfla Water Heaters OWy A. With the proper planning," local gays Mr. Knudaen, families can be sure they will have money to complete the children's education and to provide funds to keep the family together if the breadwinner is no longer around." Relatively a few cents a day, he points out, can assure that protection. 1 Enlarged headquarters for Prudentials activities in this section of the state have been opened at 2954 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, where complete facilities are maintained for personal service to ' Utah families. COAL & APPLIANCE Phone ONE t 4 Dean Candland, pro at the Brigham City Golf and Country 'cluto, hung up two new course records Wednesday afternoon with a blistering 29 on nine holes, four under par, and a 62 for IS holes, also four under. ' Previously, the course record of 30 was held jointly by Candland and Ernie Schneider, pro at the Ogden Country club, who was playing In the foursome with Candland , Wednesday along with (Lloyd Reese and Bud Siegfried. On the second round Candland came in with a par for his 62 total. Schneider made the 18 holes in 64, 2 under par. i state "RatMws KOf!KTVOUS&P Jtmt by InWalltet a 68 No. Main Leif Eriokson, one time major leagues showed some of his old form Wednesday night when he shut out the (Brigham City Peaches 12 to 0 under the Rees Pioneer park lights in an Industrial league baseball contest. The loss was the fifth for the Brighamites, and their second In shuta row. Ericksons four-hi- t out was the fifth victory for the Millmen. Eldon Adams started on, the hill for the locals and was promptly belted for a triple and a couple. If singles In the opening frame which gave Magna their initial counter. Adams lasted only four and 2-- innings Don Chase before manager brought Basil Williams in to finish out the contest. Basil, who until recently was a member of the Utah university baseball team whiioh competed in the "college world series in Nebraska, gave up four bingles and five counters but showed terrific speed and future ability on the mound. Top sticker in the contest was Dick Powers, outstanding shortstop of Magna, with three for five. Peppery player Brown, third base, came in next with three for six. Solo mon, Mitchell, and Robb all hit for two bingles, while Dick Bubak was the best for the las era with one for thre. Extra base blows went to Pow ere and Brown, who had one and two triples respectively. Brigham City one-side- . . . it Hi fact Peaches Pitcher Visits In City William Howard, Denver, Colo., former member of the Peaches ball team, was in Brigham City Wednesday and Thursday visiting old friends. Howard pitched for the Peaches dumng the seasons of 1940 to on 1942, when the team was top of the heap in the Industrial league. Howard recalls one, game plajed between the Bushnell and the Peaches in which he picked up 19 strikeouts, hit 4 for 5 and allowed only two hits for a 17 to 0 all-sta- impressed with Indian art. It is wonderful, beyond all my hopes and expectations, she declared.' The work of her students in Vienna, paintings and craft work, were on exhibition in I Building No. 81 here. Quite thrilled over her visit, the young artist related, "This is the nicest place I have been in the United States. The people are so nice to me and I like the mountains." Miss Raizner left Sunday for Los Angeles. She will return o Austria on July 22. ! CAR Gibbs, 3b ..... Powers, If Gullimore, ss ... MdHugh, lb . Cowley, 2b ... Niichols, cf ... . Williams, rf-Bubak, c Adams, p Van Orden, rf ... moan 20-3- 0 soft injour of JS Can Havt water home for it... abso- ... on a Very LAGER BEER BREWED. AGED AND BOTTLED B7 INC.... ST. d bstric nominal charge. 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The two service organizations arts as specialty numbers along of the comic with the game. are contest to raise funds to mainThe game is sponsored by the tain the junior police program baseball team. Corinne schools. local in the Team rosters will be announced next week for the Jay-ce- e WranJakes and the glers as both clubs are canvas-into find their membership ball players. 15 YEARS and OLDER SERVICE1 BUD and BUDWEISER the same thing -- the d A DRIVE IN FOR ...for Donkey Ball Game The phone number and Journal Society 3 Phone your society news to 771. TOOK 0 Peaches, 12 To 0 Donkey Ball In Tournament Employees Corinne Sponsoring' Play Benefit Shutout Against Golfers Play 20-3- Phone 56 Mi |