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Show 0 ,v f r vootk-'- t ' PAGE EICIIT H Civil Service Openings BOX ELDER JOURNAL Announced At Postoffice Brigham City. Utah Friday. June t 29. 1951 , City Recreation Civil Service opening in a wide range of classifications was announced this week by Glenn Nelson, secretary of the commission at the Brigham City postoffice. Examinations for photographWith the Brigham City recreaer, microphotographer, photo- tion program now well understat operator, blueprint operathe full schedule of events way, tor, blueprint and photostat for the next week were today operator and trainee are being offered with announced by Basil Williams, salaries ranging from $2,200 to director. It follows: ' Friday, Juna 29 $3,100 a year. Applications are also being Dancing At War Memorial accepted for production control 9 to 12 a. m. Baseball specialist positions paying from $3,825 to $5,400 a year and car- 9 a. m. tographic draftsman positions Boating and Lawn recreation, . 2 to 5 p. m. , paying $2,450 a year, Donkey softball, 8:15 p. m. "The Voice Of The Reader " For Next Week i Plans New Quarter The new quarter of church school at the Presbyterian Community church will begin Sunday morning at 9:45 a. m. with new subject material being distributed to all classes, according to Reverend Arthur Gillespie. (Mrs.' Clarence Hill and Mrs. D. M. , Mason will be the new teachers for the kindergarten and primary classes. A junior high class will be organized by Rev. Gillespie and boys and girls now in Junior high or entering next fall are invited to Hawthorne, June ! Champion Buster LaRose horseshoe pitcher at the Intermountain , Indian school summer session, proudly holds the trophy he won in the tournament finals Monday night. Others, left to right Nelson Gardner and Niel Bedoni who took third and fourth and at right is Ed places; Russell Wallis, runner-up- ; the made who presentation. About Wight, in the competition. 25 players took part FIGHTERS VOLUNTEER FIRE . . . best g Per Diem Guards Constitute Vital Force & In Box Elder County Control Organization Made-Your-leagu- Strategically y ROY F. OFTOMETRIST Phone You'll take - ' 1097 Brigham City a carefree to 5 p. m. Softball, South stake Friday. July 6 Dancing At War Memorial 9 to 12 a. m. Baseball to 12 a. m. Boating and Lawn recreation, 2 to 5 p. m, Tournament Sunday A token representation of eight golfera fought it out on the fairways with accurate shots plus considerable , luck, with the local golf, club team headed by Mont Glover winning the team match over the Intermountain Indian . school, captained by Jim Bordeaux, last Sunday. By a score of 5 to 1,'the Brig-haCity team tallied as follows: , Omer Call and Mont Glover vs. Phil Premy and Vic Hill, 3-and JPat Jeppsen and Frank Salto vs. (Jim (Bordeaux and Dr. Van Zandt, 84. ' , - -- vacation with . . . Samsoni WKriir you go by piano, treia, cor or bin, Somtonito coo realty "toko tfco knocks. Its not only good looking lug-gastylod right ond beautifully fin. iihnd it's also sturdy, wall constructed coverluggage. The better.thon-leathe- r ing is dirt proof, dust proof. Solid brass locks end fittings, and tastefully toi, lored ond lined Interior odd to Iho luxury look. Alt good reasons but not all the reasons why smart folks go vacationing with Samsonite luggage. Just low mere stop in and wo'U toll you "whys" ond wherefore. - tion. , All of the per diem guards have power equipment such as trucks, tractors, bulldozers, water tanks, plows, etc., that they can throw into action, It was pointed out, and nearly all of them have telephones whereby they can spread the alarm and call for assistance. Those serving in this vital capacity in Box Elder county and the particular area for which they are responsible are y Locals Win Goif BARNARD poten-- "Of course Its impossible for 45 men to cover the 6,540 square mile area of Box Elder county, Gunderson pointed out, but because of their location and the personal equipment they have available to fight fires, they form the most important link in our , county organiza- r Made-Your-leag- DR. located in tlal "danger spots, Box Elder county will be .protected from range and grass fire damage 6ummer by a network of per diem guards, it was an- nounced this week by J. 0. Gunderson, district .fire warden. Mil-wauk- , . Box June 20, 1951. Elder News and Journal aboard report have,) shforw,1 his Nombre (De dies, Jan. jWii., Prof. C. study of ancieTC lS- J Dear Editor: ' ?uratke was not an I want to express my sincere to Captain BodenhaJ appreciation and gratitude you for sending me the Box El- last act was der 'Journal. I certainly do look lous faces a'boutt,' hlnk I shall forward to receiving it. I enjoyed your vacation edition very you all. (Drake went on hu much, so I passed the paper on to my ld landlady. They were style, Sisson thrilled about the bird Tefuge network talk. a full orchSK and other points of interest. As a woodwinds and a result they are planning trip to (Utah. MARINETTE, wiT7 I wish to extend the heartiest When Charles of greetings from Seneca, South deodorized skunk Carolina. It really is beautiful last fall he thought it v I am getting used to the big here. Seneca isnt far from the city of L. A. and I am learning Blue Ridge mountains, but in aaway just to hibernate. skunk wandered tan t to find my way around pretty all fairness, I must say that the yard spring, t good now and I am desirous to Blue Ridge mountains cant up- - Itthis was the wnaeS have the hometown news fol- compare with our beautiful low me to my new field of la- rugged Wasatch range of the conference. MeettoTthT bor, so will you please send my 'Rocky mountains. This part of just like a good br4th papers to 458 east 137th street, South Carolina really has a lot canyoa breezes, flo g Hawthorne, Calif- - i . of natural beauty. The Mimosa quite compare with tv My time Is fastly slipping by and Magnolia trees are now in and the wide open fasseems me on to go and it bloom and are very beautiful. ter as the days move on. 3 am Last month we attended a my heartiest thanks,! enjoying my labors here In the missionwide conference of the ihg jme the Journal Bn sunshine of Calif. Anyway we Southern States mission in At- es, good luck to all nJ generally get a few hours of it lanta, Ga. There were two hun- in Honeyville. t , i in the late afternoon when tjje dred and thirteen missionaries (Would you please clouds part for a few minutes. there. A whole day and a half Chamber ol Cotnmerceu was spent In bearing testimon them. send May I express my sincere djor. literals to you for taking the ies. ft was Indeed a real 6pirl Utah to Mr. and Mrs trouble to keep the news of tual feast. I was very thrilled Harrison, J 207 South a home up with me in my tra- to meet Elder Tolman from Street, Seneca, 8o. tkr, j vels in the mission field. Honeyville and Elders Hunt and Sincerely, Price from Brigham City at the Marie Cejia 1 sincerely hope that all is well in the fair city of Brigham and that It is still the same beautiful city that I once knew. From 'where My best wishes go to all my many friends and all people of Brigham City for their future seven months in IngleI have been transferred wood, farther south In the Los . 'Angeles area to work In the city of Hawthorne. It Is Just a few miles south of Inglewood and Is quite an industrial area, I Elder am laboring now with Mark Beckstrom (Fork, Utah my first companion who hasnt been from Portland, Oregon. There are only two fellows In the mission from there and I worked with both of them for 6even months each. pro-instruc- Made-Your-leagu- e, CARE FOR THEIR EYES Armada, la 'books to - 1 sh , Does your Johnny, Joe or Mary squint at things, or act up when asked to study. It may be VISION trouble. You never know until eyes are EXAMINED. Remember, children need 21, a951. . Seneca, So. Car. 207 South Fairplay St, , .: Sir FroVri, hied With 'After Saturday, Juna 30 Small Cities Now Tap Daughters of Utah Pioneers June Jubilee, 7 p. m. New Revenue Sources Sunday, July 1 attend. Reunion, Nelson family. Worship services will be held CHICAGO CUP) Cities, caught financial Monday, July 2 at 11 a. m. with the sermon ti- in an Baseball tled Independence, Something squeeze, are stepping uip their to Be Won, by Rev. Gillespie. search for a new revenue. practices from 9 to 12 a. m. and The Municipal Finance Offi- 1 to 2 p. m. A nursery is maintained at the manse for small children while cers Association says smaller - Dancing At War Memorial cities are joining In the revenue 9 to 12 a. m. parents attend church. The Sunday school picnic of hunt begun by their larger Boating and Lawn recreation, 2 to 5 p. m. the Community Presbyterian neighbors. In iDurango and Alamosa, church will be held Saturday Softball, North stake afternoon at Box Elder canyon. Colo., for example, occupation Tuesday, July 3 All children and parents are in- taxes were approved recently. At War Memorial In California, Monterey Park 9 Dancing vited to attend, to 12 a. m. percent sales tax to All will leave from the church adopted a Baseball at 4 p. m. Transportation will be provide pay increases for city all star practice, 9 to 12 a. m. provided for all who have none. employes, Boating and Lawn recreation, There will be games for all and Paragould, Ark., levies a li- 2 to 5 p. m, eats provided. Each child is cense tax upon manufacturers Baseball, Junior league and asked to bring 10 cents to help of wooden legs, and Hood River, American league, 5 p, m. 20 a exacts license cover the cost of the food. Ore., weeltly 4 Wednesday. July on jugglers. Kids parade and races, 2 p. m. An ordinance regulating and Baseball taxicabs and sightseelicensing Not Friendly At All game. cars in Was ing passed recently Thursday, July 5 MILWAUKEE A (UP) Niagara Falls, N. Y. Dancing At War Memorial man enrolled in a How The finance officers associato 12 a. m. to Make Friends and influence tion said 28 states have authorBaseball People course. On his first ized certain municipalities to games, 9 to 12 a. m. night In class someone stole his Impose new types of new $20 hat. , (Boating and Lawn recreation, taxes. VISION FACTS Calif. Dear Sirs: Made-Your-leagu- all-sta- Sys What They Think Program Told Community Church . Ringer Slingers 0; Best hall results gave the team of Glover and Call a net of 62 .with Jeppsen and Saito t carding a net of 65, Due to the short notice given, the golfing team members of the ilhtermountaih group a r poor turnout the participating players expressed their satisfaction ' In having enjoyed a most pleasant afternoon. ' resulted,-Jioweve- Research Shows Romans Made Tooth Powder MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UP) Tooth powder (was used by the Willard; (LalRue - Yates, Romans 1,900 years ago, accordward; Ben Tolman. the following T. Wayne land, Harper Archie Rose, Snowville; Warren E. Hickman, Stone, IdaSnowville; ho; Roy Showell, Lawrence Carter, Park Valley; Guy Rose, Park Valley; Roy P. Pugsley, Rosette; Charley Kunz ler, Rosette; Ferris W, James, Muddy ranch, Rosette; James Campbell, Naf, Idaho; Ervin Jones, Naf, Idaho; Carl H. Yates, Yost; Winfred Kimber, Grouse Creek; Valison Tanner, Etna; Raymond Tanner, Grouse Creek; and (Newell iRichins, Grouse Creek. , Every farmer and rancher In (Box Elder county should make a special note of the per diem guard living nearest so that the alarm could be spread in the case of fire, Gunderson pointed out. However, the best way to fight fire is to prevent it. Extreme care on the part of every citizen will pay dividends by and keeping Box Elder green growing. part; Wood- Hon-eyvill- Horace R. Barnard, N. Ptter Marble, Deweyville; Oliver Johnson, Deweyville; Deweyville north end, Mark. P. Jensen, Collinston; Brye Erick-sen- , Beaver Dam; Claik Rudd, Roache, Plymouth; (Douglas Fielding; Ervin Coombs, Fielding; Job Hadfield, Riverside; J. Cyrus Gibbs, Portage; Wendell C. Hall, Portage; Eldon Munns, Garland; William Dougwest las, north of (Bothwell, side; Ervin Bummers, Bothwell; Melvin Christensen, Thatcher ward; Vem Kepler, Bear River Cityi Alfred Manning, Howell ward; Homer Hotter, Howell; Gearld Munk, Howell; Hugh Manning, Blind Springs; Joseph Aelbischer, Blue (Creek; iMax L. Hyde, Blue Creek; Henry Shuman, Blue Creek. .(Ruddy Hupp, Hansel Valley; Merlin Larsen, (Promontory, north end; Alvin D. Stokes, Promontory, middle part; Wel- die Jensen, Promontory, south ing to an article in the West Virginia Dental Journal, Dr. and Mrs. lArmand E. Singer, of the University of West Virginia, have discovered that Octavia, sister of Augustus Caesar, brushed her teeth with powder. iPliny, i 'C 2 W i I sit The Cow That Cca'I "Run Dry" success. I May God bless you always and thanks once again. (Respectfully yours, Elder Jonathan Welch. Dear Sirs: A quick note of appreciation for the Box Elder News being sent to me for the past two years. You, I thought, would like to know that I will be home soon and that I will leave Florida within two weeks. So am dropping a note to inform you that you can discontinue the good act of sending the to Tampa, newspaper Fla, Thanks again for ' the paper these past two years and Ill see you soon. Elder David (Price. Sandy Johnson showed m his Jersey cows last week. It wm a warm day and they were all under thetreea near a watering trough. And darned if one cow wasnt pumping water isto the trough 1 Its a fact shed raise the pump handle with her nose, and use her throat to push it down again. Thats Mabel, Sandy explained as she moved away. Sometimes they drink that trough dry, and shes learned how to fill it again. But shn doesnt know her awn strength turns the plage Into a swamp if we dont watch her. From where I sit, Vy-thonly one who gometiand know where to stop. Fb( people often carry penrat ions too far like the perw wants everyone tt aecq choice of political parties,! players ... or beversges.Ijj a glass of beer with ay n know that a lot of other prefer milk. to insist on But nobody herding around to bis way of Copyright, 1951, United Statei BrevenFm the Roman naturalist who lived from 23 to 79 A. D., recorded formulas for making tooth powder from the ashes of dog . teeth, deer antlers, mouse and rabbit heads, and bones of domestic animals. . The professor and his Wife experimented with one of the old Roman formulas. They found the powder Just about as effective as modern preparations, except It had no foaming action. d Vacation time is here. Read these specials for Friday continuing until Tuesday. Has Lifetime Bike John LOWELL, Mass. , (UP) McGlynn, who bought a bicycle in 1898, still rides it at the age of 82. ALLSTORES and PLACES OF BUSINESS t t . a - WILL BE ,i i Strong enough to stand on I Available hi , , Sapphire Blee, Natural Rawhide, Saddle Tan, Bermuda Green, Colorado Brawn, Admiral Blue. WED; July Fourth 1 A Vfi VANITY O'NITE . TRAIN CASE Ml O'NITE (Regular) O'NITE (Convertible) Wj QUICK TRIPPER Special Group Colton and Rayon Slips 15 Rayon Fan ties, 79c vaL - .... HAND WAOTOBE Rujon Half Slips, $1.39 val. Door Crasher Dress Grou- p- IADIES' WARDROBE PULLMAN JOURNEYS off prices pivs eMtsimg tenee J. OFF ' 59c V $1.00 Cottons. reg. to $7.50 Sun Dresses to S14.75 20 OFF. Cotton House Coats .... 15 OFF 'The Friendly Store For V Wdi'! S3.95 Men BRIGHAM CITY MERCHANTS COMMITTEE t BOX . BDBt i CHAMBER OF COMMERCE e -s Air Conditioned For Your Shopping Comfort . 57 oiite-.v; South Main Street rf W - Fia J4J5 vsie $3 i 5) V , : i 4 |