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Show MMftmfMffMMflMMMI, itMlMffTTffltTT f TTfTTf f f t f Mf f TM y T?r Universal Microfilntne Box Snlt 7s H7 Lake City, Utah' Jan 53 Neat Investment OfIdle B.E. M oney ReapsJCo J Tidy Sum (With a neat bit of hook wonk the county commissioners have added $837.50 to Box Elders till. According to minutes of a recent meeting the commissioners took $150,000 county money, that would otherwise ldy Idle in the bank until later in' tihe year when it would be used, and invested it for 90 days Jn U. S. Treasury bills. At (1.70 per cent interest it adds the tidy sum to the county treasury. The investment, never before made by the county, was done at the suggestion of County Treasurer Boyd ' M. Sheffield, who today added that it is hoped by investing earlier next year the county will reap near $2,000 by the perfectly safe method. The money Invested is not Treasurer Sheffield surplus," emphasized, it Was collected in March of this year as taxes and will be spent by the end cif the year for regular county The money is simply put to the people of the counit'is waiting to be spent later. The Treasury bills were purchased June 26 and will be redeemed September 25. Other recent actions of the county commissioners include a pay hike for county road workers and tmert in the noxious weed department. At a meeting (June 9, with employees at the county road , shed Commissioner George Davis announced a new wage scale. The superintendent will receive $271 per month; mechanics, $1.65 an hour; carpenters, $1.53; 'graders, $1.45 and truck drivers, $1.35. Also at the meeting the commissioners revealed the county could not help with an insurance plan for the men. The road one employees will receive week vacation each year with pay. They were told that their hours would be Jrom 8 a. m. until 5 p.m. each day, leaving the sheds at 8 a. m. and working work for ty While until 5 p. m., when they would have to return on theif own time. , The noxious weed employees were raised to $1.35 an hour. In other actions the commis- VOLUME 45, NUMBER 27 sioners leased the War Memorial home to B Battery, 921st iF. A. Bn. two evenings each month. The commissioners referred the request of Howard Glen to the road supervisor that work be done on the county road from hts granery to Hansel Val- BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 5, 1952 Polio Volunteers , County Attorney O. Dee Lund reported to the commissioners that it would be legal to charge $1.00 an hour for the w6rk of the clerk in checking and certinames on fying petitions brought in in an dffort to place on the ballot this fall to repeal the lein law. The commissioners authorized E. - W. Austin, road supervisor, to have gravel hauled in the trucks of Germer, Abbott and Waldron. - SENATOR HAROLD REESE ASKS'AugustlSSetAs REELECTION TO STATE SENATE Date For Demo Brigham, Willard Plan Kids Fun For Training The call was still out today Rodeo Will High for Polio Emergency Volunteers, according to Mrs. .Ezra B. Owen, chairman. The PEVs will train In the county at a series of three meetings preparing for . emergency treatment, if an epidemic similar to last years should concome, and for , valescent care. First of three meetings slated next week is open to the public and will feature a lecture by Dr. Lewis B. Gebhardt of the Polio of Research Center, (University Utah. , It will be held next Monday, July 7, at 7:30 .p. m. at the Biigham City .First L.DS. ward. We urge everyone with chil dren and others Interested In this dread disease to attend the meeting, Mrs. Owen said. Training classes for the Polio Emergency Volunteers will be held under direction of public health nurses Florence McClure, Mrs. Agnes Sterling and Mis$ Vivian Miller, Tuesday, July 8 at Central school in Brigham City from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. (enter through north entrance and Wednesday, July 9 In Tre monton. Mrs. Owen advised that class es will be limited to 20 persons. qose interested should register with Mrs. Owen, phone 510, Brigham City; Mrs. Vernon John Bear River son, phone G283-R2- , City; Mrs. Vaughn Wassom, ph". 0196-J4- , Willard or Mrs. Glen Taylor, Tremonton. long-rang- PAGES Annual Corinne Celebration All Set; Still Asking For ley. 4 Light Festivites In Corinne Friday e A full days activities Will keep hundreds of people entertained at northern Utahs biggest Fourth oil July celebratlon Friday in Corinne. Actually opening July 3, evening. a street dance is elated and will feature coronation of ILeona Craner, queen of the celebration and Anne Fredrickson and Julia Bosley, attendants. dance Is under diThe open-ai- r Reports He Will Stand rection of 'Mr. and Mrs- - Jesse Will Run On Past Record Nicholas. jo .aw" At a caucus of Box Elder counIn November Election Highlight of festivities will toe ty Democratic leaders Wednesfhe rodeo at 8 p. m. Friday, feaJ. Harold Reese day, August 15 was set as the turing top, Utah riders on some y ' Bear River City, will('Democrat), state for the Democratic nomiof the most unrully. meanest be a can-nation convention this year, acstock In the west. Winning didate to succeed himself in the Deck and Ike Hancock, Petersen, Driving Riding Gary state-wid- e t November election t cording to N. V. Watkins, counas Box Elder plaudits last year the high-powoutboard motor races at the Corinne Fourth of July celebra. . . will be in the rodeo is expected to attract hunty chairman. countys state senator, he an-- ; tion Friday. The boat races will begin at 2 p. m. on the Bear River below the old Corinne dreds to the newly lighted arenounced today. It will be held at the War Me.1 morial home beginning at 8:00 na. Ample seating facilities is . bridge. A 'full days activities are planned with entertainment for the whole family. Senator Reese completes his promised by Roy Craner, chairp. m. first term in office this year after man, and his crew. Prospective j candidates, for ' piling up a very active record Another top feature of the state representative or senator, . in highway and agricultural leg-- s 15 celebration wiU be the boat racand county commissioners must Jslation., es from 2 to 4 ip. m. which will file with the county clerk no Attract as many as 40 "shells later than 20 days prior to the Among the posts he has held are that will Whip around a In the state date of the county primary of legislature mile course on the Bear of the senate Highway i chairman their party. River at speeds from 50 to 60 This makes Friday, July 25 comfiittee; member of the ap-- I Led By Comfortable miles an hour. the final date any Democrat .propriations committee during Without any other 'boatraces his fall term, member of the 7 To 4 Score may file for county or state In the Intermountain slated Fish and Game, Agricultural, offices. 1 i P. IW, Danielson, Assistant IrrThe Eighth Inning area Juily 4, the best racers In Revenue and Taxation commit- A county nominating or priH Chief . Branch of Education, ( A Utah and Idaho will toe risking tees during the last session. 15in.ning baseball mary convention Is held to reWashington, D. C spoke before gamegruelling i As chairman of the senate and their expensive outfits, on the duce the number, of candidates that, was tied for the last the. last the narrow course "ill defeat house ,pn.;Ju2h-waReese within no -- more "than severrinnihgs'dhdbd J.4Iarold School Summer Service Midland There will toe 12 (teats In the for the Brigham City Peaches ' Reese as- two for each post. appropriations state senator for in Intermountain Indian schools Miners Tuessisted in bringing several road the Taces, two heats to the race. In .the Magna against Previously Republican auditorium, last Thursday. f projects into fhe eadh race the boats will have to there. county" now party announced its convention T did' not come here to move day night ! make five complete laps in full After piling up a comfortable for August 9, making the final completed or under construc, mountains or to split the edu- 7 to 4 Itll be a great day for the view of the spectators on the . tion. margin by the top of the children of Brigham (filing date for members of that chief associate the cation .Friday, City atom, banks. the Peaches made some eighth, party no later than July 19. . j lAmong legislation Harold has afternoons' an for most at of to that club camp I'see said; you kind of a record in making five July Fourth, The annual The Independence Day celehelped sponsor that has become be .held at Willow Flat near Cub have been brought up to date errors. The Miners ground ahead activity Slated for them at Rees bration begins at 9:30 a. m. with laws are increase of grants to ' River, east of Franklin, Idaho, on the techniques of teaching." to an a flag ceremony and will be lead. The Peaches tied Pioneer park by the Jayceeftes. aged, consolidation of law en Rouber Will Is Mr. Danielson proceeded to on July 7, 8 and 9, is expected J followed toy a colorful parade at under the score In the eighth with forcement colorful up a departments festivities Opening to attract about 300 boys and present the history of the devel 'another run. and the marathon Voided By Jury , be held at 2 p. m. 10 a. rru All floats were welj one head, the new liability law, will parade of ament be education Indian ac Box Elder county, i and fire and girls from was on at the paitk and iwinuejs In the come to participate, especially forestry control, In District Court cording to a report from County ginning as far back - as 1817 Senator Reese has been a res- Newly installed officers of t In the bad fifteenth, pitcher float, bicyole, .pet and other di those from other communities. Monroe when President urged Eldon Adams ran Into trouble. visions wil Ibe awarded Agent Anson B. Call, Jr. ident of 'Box Elder county for the Soroptimist club of Brigham large All floats should be in place by The will of Philliip Rouber, Mr. Call along with Vernal Congress to do something for With one down and two men on 9:30. 40 years. He and his Wife, Olive, City are: Miss Bessie Hansen, prizes. deceased, Willie, assistant county agent Indian education and an annual base an error loaded the" sacks. At 11 a. tn. childrens enterand family have resided in Bear president; Mrs. 'Annie R. Tingey, Tremonton, will All who par. youngsters voided in the First District and Miss Bessie Hansen, Nome appropriation of $10,000 was sub vice president; Miss Rilla JenAdams then struck out the next ticipate are urged to be at the tainment and games will get River City for 28 years. Box when Elder court, county, have demonstration agent, passed.. plan sequentily He has arming find business sen, treasurer; Miss (Norma JenHe park a'nd lined up at 1:45 p. m. underway and last until 02 noon man to make it two away. j a jury on Tuesday gave a verIn 1873 with no definite plan ned the outing for the young worked the count on the last interests throughout the county. sen, corresponding , secretary; dict Following the parade pony cart when a baseball game opens at adof not be the it for the education could that Indians, sters. Activities will include Miss La Priel Wight, recording He is a director of the Box to three balls and two rides will be held batter , con the rodeo grounds. election of officers on Monday, $10,000 was divided among mis strikes and theh hit the batter cession stand will! and the Wholesome entertainment has der county health council, state secretary; Miss Lenora Romer, mitted for probation.. be open. The will was contested by handicraft and hikes on Tues sionary societies to be used for to force in the run. been in mind at all of Oorinnes director on The national com- director and Mrs. LueUa winning the wife of Mr. Rouber, Mar- day and log sawing contest on Indian education. holdover director. mittee of the Liquid 'Gas asso- Adams went all 15 innings. past celebrations and this year In I860, day schools were tha Rouber. It had designated a member of the Box is no exception. Something has , ciation, were Robert Rouber, a brother, as Wednesday. Installation ceremonies first and the boarding this advice to the assembly of Each Club will furnish their opened Elder county Far mBureau, and held at been planned for every member Mr. probator. summer of on (home the was established school the summer school enrol lees: own transportation and wjll of . a member of the Lions club. the family and the city park Bea on Mrs. Robbins Otis in and 'Martha Rouber won letters cook as a unit under the super- Yakima .reservation Washing ) iYou are not soaring in the He is also a sponsor and di-- Is large enough to accommodate Romer Miss Lenore ton. of administration, in effect, vision of their dub leaded. air with the greatest of ease on recto! 'of the new proposed Box Lake with those who would like to just sit ' The giving her control of the esElder county .bank because, he officiating. large group of youth of a 890 brought inforth an effort to the flying trapeze. Instead you and rest, the committee said. recent husband. enroll Indians of tate her schools, public will hear specialists the. county . .reports, are keeping your feet on the T believe in free enter-- ' Outgoing officers Include: Mrs. Atwisdom. of Mrs. the plac- ground. If you hold to making in Logan and recognizing Rouber, Ifrom the Representing prise and competition in the Mabel Nielsen, Miss Bessie Hanalso from members of the Forest ing, Indian children in public a success in the Indian Service, sen, Miss Norma Jensen, .Mrs; torney David J. Wilson mainbanking business. , , Is schools where this practical!." dont hitch your .wagon, to a star, I stand for reelection squareGrace Petersen, Mrs. - Dorothy tained that the will had been service. written under duress. Towns to be represented In According to Mr. Danielson, hitch a wagon to you where you Willard will hold a July Fourth ly On my record, the state sena- - Robbins and Mrs. Carrie Johnelude: Portage, Plymouth, Field prior to 1891 when teachers first can keep your feet on the ground celebration for its youngsters tor said, and If reelected will son. CiV.il Service appointand see where you really are. Mrs. Mabel Nielsen will serve MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) Mrs. ing, Garland, East Garland, Tre received continue to use my own Judg-- . Friday, beginning at L p. m., acments, they were appointed by A fine .program dlim'axed the cording to Arthur Carlson, chairW. B. Turner, struck by the monton, Thatcher, Penrose, ment as to how to vote and as a member of the board. I what to do as has been last assembly of the summer man. (Deweyville, Harper, agents in. the Service. my rec'Nominating committee for this beauty of flowers in her neighthe Louis Mariam school session. There were seIn Festivities will open on the ord in the past, for the best in- - year Were: Mrs. Grace Petersen, bors yard, examined them more Brigham City, Corinne, Bear terests of the people of Box El-- Miss Hannah Hillam and ' Miss closely and found they were River, Howell, Willard and Perr- repont resulted in the following lections by the summer school city park with races for the present policy for the education band, Indian dances, commun- youngsters and will be followymade of paper. South Box Elder stake Primary der county. Rilla Jensen. The outing is an annual af- of Indians: (Navajo songs and ed by a pair of Nall games by Homebuilders held a holiday on 6inging, ity fair that has taken place for That the Indian Bureau con- selections toy the summer school the Willard baseball squad and Monday evening at Rees PioWill Vie For Coveted Title June 1 1 a grls softball team. many years. Members In all tinue the policy of .placing In- chorus. neer .park with Mrs. Wlmrifred Dr. George A. Boyce presented and nuts wil be hand- Loveland and Mrs. Elsie Mea-chatypes of dubs will participate, dian children Un public schools Candy the following members of the ed out to all participating. In Charge of arrangeincluding sewing, cooking, home where such placement is feas' 4 staff who were behind the scenments. ' improvement, livestock," dairy, ible. That Indina children be educa- es seeing that the summer Brothers Think Alike beat, swine, poultry, crops, rabAs the girls arrived they reted within their own environ- school operated successfully: Mr. ceived different colored place-card- s bits, mink and conservation. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) Robert 'Beams, for different fun groups. ment, that standards in schools Mary Joyce, and Mrs. James Stanleys two Like That Car be raised, that education or in- Morris . Fleischm&n, Stella sons live thousands of miles Program began with communAm-onstruction be in terms of the Young, Elizabeth Oliver, David from each other. Both became ity singing led by Mrs. Blythe ENFIELD, Conn. (UP) (Cadillac) Stovall, whose needs of individual Indian trib- Etter, 'Paul Bramiet, Frank Cro- fathers. Both babies weighed 7 Tingey with Leland Seely offerfondness for high powered au- es, to provide opportunities for well and dim Bordeaux. (pounds, 3 ounces and both were ing opening prayer. The girls N M vy tomobiles landed him in a pris- promising Indian youth to furThomas Tommaney, dean of named Dennis. Neither brother then enjoyed two readings by on fanm, escaped but was ther their education in Instituhe summer school, gave a few knew the other expected a child Francis Hyer followed by two 'I ' brief farewell remarks to the and theres nobody named Den- electric guitar selections by Con ' caught three hours later, driv- tions of higher learning. r In closing, Mr. Danielson gave enrdllees. nis among their relatves. nle and Dorothy Morgan. Nancy ing a stolen Cadillac. Jeppsen entertained with a reading and Perry ward Homebuilders furnished ftwo musical numbers. Miss Palmer of Mantua ! ward offered the benediction. A complete list of candidates the candidacy of Bunny The girts then separated into Reese the afternoon. monton; Dee Ann Davis, Junior for Miss Box Elder was released in the Miss Utah pageant. Which Winner of the contest will be Chamber of Commerce in Brig- color groups and enjoyed corr Perc and she won. today by given at conclusion of the show. ham City; Patty Smith, Brigham ner games conucted by Mrs. M. ner games conducted by Mrs. M. Verl Petersen who pointed out The girls are judged not only About 800 people are expected the pageant has truly developed to attend the affair at the beau- on beauty of body and figure Lions club. itz, Mrs. Rose Hust, Mrs. June r Roberta Young, Brigham City Hamilton, Mrs. Thelma Billings J tiful new Indian school audi- alone; but on Charm, personalInto county-wid- e affair.' Business and Professional Wo- and Mrs. Alice Nelson. Tremonton and Gariand with torium which will seat as many ity and character. five candidates almost matched as 1,000 persons. Following the games the girls Following are the list of en- mens Club; Joe Ann Borsgren, club; Joanne An- enjoyed their lunch and sods At the talent show at 8 tries, and their sponsors Brigham Citys 6even. Honey-vill- e (not Kindergarten has two, and Corinne has oclock the final Judging, on all have yet had their picture derson, Civic Improvement club; pop was furnished by stake i talent, will be held and eaoh of run): Carol Hunsaker, Brigham Ann Taylor, Ladies Self Culture home builder leaders. A record two, making a total of 16. be The the contestants will give her Rotary club; Nancy Stallings, Civic and Home Arts club of player played during the lunchwill pageant beauty Eleanor Burnett , . . daughter of Mr. and Gloria Gayle Gay . . daughter of Mr. and eon period. club; Jaleen Al- Garland. Friday evening, July 1L talent routine and answer ques- Brigham Mrs. Ellis Burnett, Tremonton, is a 125 Mrs. Clare 0. Gay, Tremonton, is five feet held Arlene Rogers, Garland Lions and is held to chose a locaJ girl tions the judges ask before fhe len, Tremonton Business and pound, 5 foot 6 inch medium brown. a seven inches tall, dark blond and weighs 110 to represent Box Elder county audience. . . Professional Womens club; club; Marilyn Wood, Box Elder Off To Oklahoma Miss Box Elder candidate is sponsored by the Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dummer to in contest at of Commerce; Connie Beta the Prior Chamber the Utah the the Miss talent show, Hunsaker, Phi; Sigma WoTremonton Jaycee Janes and lists as her tal- - Pounds. Sponsored .by the Tremonton contestants will be judged In Eleanor Burnett, Tremonton Siggard, Box Elder high school and their five youngsters have state fair this fall. Civic candthe League, ents dancing, reading, dramatics, twirling, men's Last year the djib spon- bathing suits . and evening Jaycee Janes; Gloria Gaytle Gay, and Dixie Gordon, Brigham City left for a weeks trip bo Tyron, Oklahoma. sored event was responsible for olothes and street dress during Womens Civic League in Tre KiWanis club. idates main talent is in dramatics. water skiing. Primary Meet 5 A 2 4 er History Of Indian PEACHES LOSE GRUELLING INNING CHASE TO MAGNA TUB Education Told By Educator Thur Camp Is Planned Far general-assembly-- Named Prexy " Brigham Kids Next Week Bessie Hansen one-four- th July Fourth Fun , Scheduled For y -- 4-- 8-- Soroptimists was -. Mac-Farlan- Willard Plans July Fourth ( Celebration Fri. South Stake Homebuilders 1 Hon-eyvill- e, 1926-192- Hold Holiday 8 1 i J p d vs s , I -- ry V All Candidates For Miss Box Elder Listed 3 , , 20-3- 0 - Le-ot- 20-3- LI |
