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Show - WE WOULD LIKE TO GO OFTEN PAGE TEN BOX ELDER JOURNAL Mouse Broadcasts I MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) Mrs. By Billy McCollum wondered why the cat kept watch at the small As a part of their social stu- kitchen radio until she heard dies Vaiene Hansens fourth .a faint sound inside, and it class at the Lincoln grade had hasn't music. The cat school recently toured the Brigchased a mouse into the ham , City power plant at the m. mouth of Box Elder canyon. The students, as a,cl?ss assignment, wrote the following articles: Our Trip First orallwe wcnY oh a bus to the power plant. The man who was in the power plant took us all through it. Then we went to the telephone office. ..The man there took us all through it. After that we got back ift' the bus. The 'bus took us back to the school. By Deverell Morgan. CO. DRUGGIST fo 3o6acc&SocbHnAUtt Our Trip T Power Plant Our class was very fortunate Thursday, March 23, J1930, we went through the power plant. We went to the power plant because we were studying elec- RAY mmuQaunnnr tricity. Mr. Jensen showed ili the big machinery and told us all about it. He told us how they get water from the dam and how the water helps make "electricity. In the plant it yeas very noisy. There were a great many things to see, When we went ! M A ii J y Phone 4 i i. Lincoln School Fourth Graders Told t 1 Trip To Power Plant, Telephone Office Brigham City. Utah Friday. March 31. 1950 c ' a in we saw some At the side , of was a plnwheel. the Water turned fast. We also big generators. the ,j generators The force of the" wheel very saw a switchboard . that Jtad red. and green lights on it..,Jt also bad, pthej things on It. 58 So. Main i $' 'f-- J In front of the powef plant When 'you was a manhole. looked down the manhole you could see the very swift water. Thats where the water came out of the plant. We saw a pipe that went up along the side of the mountain, that carried the water to the plant. It dropped 500 feet downt , a slope. The plant attendant said Do not fly a kite on a wire, or a wet string. (Please fly it --"with a dry string." he also told us that poreh lights in Brigham City'are furnished free to "the people. It would help the power plant if people would turn off their porch lights in the day-timwhen the power toad is greatest. ' V (Lela Jean Licht , Robert Holllst Bonnie Jean (Forsgren . Marlene Jones. ' , tT . Our Trip To tho Telephone Office Our class went to the telephone office for a visit. We had a good time. (Mr. Alston took' us through and answered ' our questions. There we saw a lot of girls sitting at a switch board. How fast they got One would put a plug in a hole. She would say She would Number Please? then put another plug" In the switchboard. We turned around and saw a lady sitting desk. She was the lady that gives the information to us. One of the girls who we were staM-ln- g by told us that'theJsdnd Ws at the' end' of the numbers are one ring. The .Ms and IPs are- two rings. They have some little" switches - that they push to make your- telephone ring. While we were at the telepttohe office we were fortunate to hbftr one of 4he operators' putting through a long distance telephone call. When they are putting through a ; long distance call there are two little lights that are on. - , . Across from the switchboard there was a tall chair. It was for the chief - operator so she could-- ' help the operators who ' needed help.- There was a telephone but it was Just the part to .talk through. The other part was to go over your head. All of it was ' Interesting. Mr. Alston look us in another room. It had all the wires that the calls come through as well as the batteries and all the ma- at'a - ' ... A New Automobile Agency For The r ; Great New HUD chinery. - :i IN THE CITY BRIGHAM TERRITORY VI We have operated a service station and garage in Brig ' ham City the past 17 years. T Now we are proud to announce that we have been appoint cd agent for the Brigham City territory for the ludsoi) auto ,i; fit' ' : - mobile, V . V f i tOO. The telephone office was very Interesting because It was our first trip. We enjoyed every minute of It. We wish we could go more often ' Leah 4 f , - V, ii today. - at See the beautiful new Hudson on display - Then he opened a sort of door. We saw, the back of the switch board. It had a lot of wires. On the end of some wires were little,' copper plugs. We thought the 'back room was interesting -- - our garage , Oman" V Genevieve Burt Janet Thompson - ' Ttene Ballingh&m "" Marilyn Joy Tingey. L Norma Jean' Colb . Carma Lee Parker , c' ' Plane Mcacham. f Y ers, enjoyed a Backward party Tuesday evening during the regular M.I.A. class period. All were dressed backward, ate their refreshments and then plajed games afterward. All has a good time. The . Special Interest group especially entertained on Tuesday evening during their class- - period, when they bad as guest speaker, Mr. Holland of the Northern Utah Soil Conservation office who brought instructive colored films with him then on soil conservation and answered regarding questions this Important subject. Also a film Happy Valley In Nova Scotia, was shown with Arch Sims, principal of Corinne school operating the projector and showing the films. The Bear River Cooperative held Its annual meeting in the Corinne ward chapel J. Henry Norman, president, conducted the meeting. Musical numbers were furnished by the male quartet composed of Max Murphy, Cliff Stallings, Bill Rader and Darrell Anderson, accompanied . by Max Johnson, Joan Norman. gave a manager of the Co-oreport of the years activities and business of the organization. A representative of the state U.C.A. office was present and gave a short report on the benefits and progress of U.C.A. An . election of officers took were place and the following elected to act as directors: Geo. Gardner, Bear iRiver City, Chas. Fredricksen, and Grover Har-jieHoldovers are J. Y. Ferry, Leslie Mills, (Ralph Forsgren and Wayne Owens. A new president will be chosen from among the directors. Door prizes were given away and the lucky winners were Marvin Jeppesen, Grover Harper and Neil Harper who won attractive electrical appliances. Guest speaker was Hans Thunnell, noted Swedish lecturer, who gave a very interesting talk, telling about his country, comparing it with ours, and of the ..wonderful progress bave made in Sweden.- - He answered questions willingly, and his pleasant personality, warmth and friendliness won the hearts of all In attendance. Exchange visitors of this. type should do much to moster international friendships. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Rasmussen are pleased to report that their grandson, Rees Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Richards of Brigham City, i is Improving, although he has been confined in the Cooley hospital for several weeks. He received severe bums about his legs when his clothing took afire while , he ' was experimenting with' matches and gasoline - in yard at home. (Prior to his departure for the California mission George Welch was guest Of honor at a party given hy a group of friends at the' home of Miss ILcona Crancr. Games were enjoyed and a pot luck luncheon served. Mrs. Dyan Mills (Welch Is now making her home "with her father in Brig is employed at -Comets.-were Mr. Mrs. Bob LaMont, and Mrs. Dan Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Alf Robbins, Following dinner social conversation was enjoyed. Bealtification of the Corinne ward church grounds has been underway recently and the trees have all been pulled on the north side of the lot. Tractor for this work was furnished by - Yu needn't AND see A He and Mrs.Camp-bel- l Ke came up from Salt La attend to City Friday evening the party for his parents. LafayBishette R. Nelson and former in are charge Campbell op Julius of the beautification program. morning. Phone your news to st&0CK secRET J CAIRO 1,000. Saddieh 4 Defending himself, the k band confessed he had not ed in water for that period 2 cause the doctor had so but said he cleaned himseinJ dabbing perfume on his The judge granted s2 her divorce. 1 n H0LMES tUP) Latif asked the judges to it., her a divorce from her because he had not had v for the last eight months. 4 mellow fR whiskeV TA h7 olot,mers I o unty have ated their Cross d s the dnv and $3,580.00 by Rj of unced chai Cross i volunti March 31, 0f .,e. Tearl -- Mrs. ch mpaign her voluni tl that ed -- compltshmer due asure spirit of d 6k , campaign there wt anization ponsibility so, . the entire Mrs. Hu JUST TELLTHfAf IMPERIAL! YOU lAAW Imperial is thus iders made by Hiram Walker. Walker 70X grain neutral spirits. Hiram generosity M ehairn Boss, tan, Tremc Misting iiriet Blended whiskey. 86 proof. & Sons Inc., this iking Peoria, Illinois. 1 North Cro' R. c John M. Du lema Indian S busim Bowen the dij Electric Equipment Reduces ha rcpaign is typi ' Red there mid FARM COSTS t nation, county i hand dal ier 14 ferrng. ' y. Box hes to As you well know, the application of electricity to industry has enabled machines to produce The contribut s more at lower tost. The same thing applies . to farming, with low-coelectricity , reducing farm costs, too. It pumps water, yyy , ' grinds feed, hoists hay, milks cows, lights barn, yard and home; cooks, Y protects food, heats water, washes , clothes . . . and does sebres yy, ' of other chores faster and cheaper than they can be . done in any other way. El th 1 npaign. am the st cit cont have ns dhain that nati mslbilities d Cross, B IFi; V' lie! i owO The 1951 ises are i ham'-City-an- UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. Home Ownership -A TAX PAYING COMPANY Local Conjrsl agei acco clerk ,te, lef me com , )Mm $IDF 3S)Ma w f The old lid on , to fisl ! fish will session This ye n e ise is ii Hi 1 . i , , DALE FRYER r i 2nd North & T Main Brigham City,',jr'v'fHW'fhonel2J yam a minmi - '7SP00(it30 6!)flBA7EED tEU Factory-Metho- d TOEAD3 Applltd your V ! (flat, Own Tirff O Sana high pwli9y triad atiriili vsd AND TOUR OLD J fat Now Tim OSama traad tfcil; m in Kiw Tim OSamt triad dapth 6.00 x 16 TUI otHia sizes ai MOFOKTIONMIIV tow CORINNE you cant beat a The Relief Society celebrated their annual day last Tuesday with a" program and luncheon, which was attended by a large membership. A lovely floral arrangement, of blue iris and yellow acessia graced lace covered table with tall candelabra at each end with candles burning throughout the Barbara program. - Counselor Wright conducted the program which opened with congrega: tlonal singing led by Mabel Rasmussen followed by - prayer by Hulda Campbell. The song, was then sung "Opportunity, and secretary Mae Redlings read the minutes of last years day program. President Alice O. Norman greeted all present, welcoming everyone and then asked all the class leaders to come forward as they wished to honor them for their loyal support and long hours of labor. The presidency then presented each of the following ladies with attractive white corsages with green and white trimmings: Mae Bedd ings, Ida Johnson, Mabel Rasmussen, Hulda Campbell, Olga Rasmussen, Lovenla Craner, Larsen, Ethel Wood, Verda Welch, Verda Marble,' Katie Nelson. (Iva B. Card, class leader,' was absent as she.- - is visiting In California with her. son and daughters. The song, was sung by "Boy of Mine Stella Forsgren, followed by a book review of Little Lost Boy by Katie Nelson. A duet was rendered by Elsie Burt pnd a Cheat; a reading "The Greater Gift was given by Olive Fillmore; an accordion solo by Rlioda Owen; the closing song, Doxology and the prayer was offered by Eva Harper. The presidency were in charge of the luncheon which was very tasty and attractively served on trays, the napkins, favors and dessert carrjing out the' St Patrick's motif. The Junior Boy Scouts and Beehive girls, with their lead- - In Naw Tim Vour GtSUdU.CA'iO lmCC W i P00t?6J0 Store D GU3Q6 fill enses, (USED iu aiccmiei 0 33356 O0PB CLG the id ieral ci used shes to eclal hi inc ue, ecial m are ?e of cepted tnt. 1 11 be nr hi me de Carr is ye icate eir lie irchai had icate st U nts. car-natio- n Chieftain De Luxe ( including white sidewall tires i' All er and bumper Sedan witig guards) thats Good and WcsiniMc in. a Flue Carl Two me 50 charge Under ared be Hey, Satu 1 fixed hich wa eonti coun The twi sold house a aterial Its no wonder people agree so easily with the idea that dollar jor dollar , Pontiac! beat a can't yoM . Pontiac is the lowest-priceStraight Eight in America. Pontiac is the lowest-price- d car offering the wonderful convenience of GM e Drive. Pontiac is famous the world over for its record on the road ot real economy and long life. And certainly not the least of Pontiacs virtues is its outstanding beauty Pontiac is certainly the most beautiful r thing on wheels! Come in, see how much your dollars can buy! Le-on- ; licer er an-nu- Tiro I sirsyss a-os- " Jt 1' and Water, Not Perfume Better For Baths Wednes-dayjBVbnln- ! i Mr. morn- - Saturday Wells. tv-sI- Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson entertained at a dinner party at their home on Wednesday following the evening for friends: Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pett, d Hydra-Mari- cording Sde. new-ca- Msna 17 East 2nd South JflCLDTTODnQ Ac,0M Th S,reel Not CflffMIPAFiW oi The Tabernacle Brigham CW |