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Show I t Lose Pounds BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, January 4, 1973 Ladies? Classes Set I'm going to go easier on the sunflower seeds. Only a pack a ' day. Local area ladies who want to lose a few pounds This reporter plans to keep up the tradition of going fishing, camping, hunting or skiing at least once a A shape-u- p exercise is scheduled each Tuesday and Thursday evening from 8 to 9 p.m. in the Box Elder Junior High school gym. Shelley Nichols is the instructor. Immediately following from 9 to 10 p.m., Karen Whitaker will instruct a ladies swim and trim class. The courses are $5 each and will run for 10 weeks. They are offered through Box Even though I'm a fantastic chef the kitchen, who can put together a gourmet delight quicker than you can say chicken .... Z will not brag in school program. Toy Lending I'm not going on a diet this year ..." with those resolutions above ... wait til next year! There are still some openings in a toy lending library class for parents of three and four-year-ol- will not kick the car and cuss when something goes wrong. Z in Box Elder School district, according to Les Dunn, community school coordinator. Sessions Next year yours truly is going to buy firewood that's easier to split. I've already cracked the cement walk in the backyard trying to split a big log. This is the year I'll put one of those black and white plates on my car even though don't like 'em. When it gets hot I'm not going to complain and wish it were winter. Now that it's cold Z's not wishing it were hot. Here they are: I'm gonna pay the social security hike (because I'm forced to) but I'll complain about it every week. Z will pay income taxes even though their outrageous, but yours truly still doesn't like 'em. This writer will not drive over 60 mph on the open highway, but that's because my car doesn't go over 60 mph. are held each Thursday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Lake View school, 851 South Second West. Reports Tool Theft These buildings will be cleared from the site to make way for construction of the new Brigham City municipal building. Glass, doors, and WILL BE CLEARED Jack Bradford, 469 South Fifth East, told police Monday that someone stole a box of tools, valued at $30,' from his pickup truck while it was parked at the Eagles Lodge between the hours of 9 p.m. and midnight Sunday. I guess that about takes care of all that business about new year's Well, p, Elder district's community about it. Since everyone's talking about new year's resolutions I guess this scribe should get in the act too. firm-u- course fries. For Z a birthday comes right on the heels of New Year's and that means being one year older. The last birthday was frightening because this writer was a quarter of a century old. But this year is even worst. Yours truly is entering his second quarter of a century on this old earth. Whew! the 2. week. Whenever we have lasagna, ham hocks and beans, or chili, yours truly vows only to have three or four helpings. Whenever going to a drive in restaurant, this scribe will limit himself to three hamburgers, with : after holiday season are reminded that two classes to help them achieve this will start here Jan. I Activities Resume At Senior Center at All activities have resumed resolutions. YE OLE SAGE SEZ: There are only 361 days until 1974. City Senior Citizens center after the holiday season. the 7,670,000 American families have pet birds. Brigham night is for ballroom dancing at the center, Thursday BE the Editor. Sheepman Wins Honors Man of Year! Editor: T f thank publicly and show our appreciation to Larsen Plumbing company. 'I Christmas I morning about 10 a.m.1 - our basement apartment was really threatening to overflow. I was boiling out the hm-hinto the bathtub and, in between times, hauling out waste baskets of water from the bathtub up to the lawn son was calling Mr. Dixon and my (I believe it was). He came over lovely man. The people upstairs had three or four inches of water all over their basement floor. So he brought over his equipment and cleaned out the sewer for us. I just want to say what could have been a miserable weekend turned out marvelously well because of this very nice man. I vote him the man of the year and a very appreciative thanks. I would like to m eight-year-o- featuring live music, refreshments and much fun. The Hull orchestra presents the dance music from 8:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. each Thursday. Henry and Jennie Nielsen are the new dance committee chairmen and plan innovations for the dance. All adults are invited to enjoy this evening of fun. Once a month a speical dance iis planned, with special National , International Letters to ld Mrs. B. Beck, Base merit apartment, 318 North Main, Brigham City Thanks to Volunteers Editor: Lets say a word of appreciation for the volunteer services that make our community a good place to live. Just begin with the volunteer fire department, the Box Elder Jeep patrol, the nursing home volunteer helpers, workers in fund drives, workers in community health projects. The list goes on and on. Thanks to all who have the welfare of neighbors at heart, and follow concern with action. champion ., ram reserve champion International .Buckeye Banner who sold for $1,250. ' was Banner Buckeye featured on the front cover of the Sheep Breeders and Sheepman Magazine for November. He is a yearling, bred by Anderson. At this same show and sales, Anderson had the reserve champion ewe, first place ewe lamb, second place ram lamb, second place pen of three yearling ewes and second place pen of three ewe lambs. He captured awards for the champion ram, champion ewe and was a first place winner in each class at the Utah State fair in Salt Lake City. He was named premier breeder over all breeds. In addition he had the highest selling pen of Columbia rams at the National Ram Sale in Salt Lake City in August. Jn San Francisco at the Grand National Livestock show he had the champion ewe, the champion ram and received first place blue ribbons in all classes, with the exception of two, on his show flock. We had the champion ram, champion refreshments, reserve ewe, champion ewe and all first place winners from our flock at the Golden Spike National Livestock show in Ogden, Anderson commented, we also had the champion ewe, reserve champion ram at the Chicago Verl H. Anderson and Sons of Fielding, prominent purebred Columbia sheep breeders in Box Elder county have received top honors in shows the past season. At the national Columbia Show and Sales in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Anderson had a Livestock :' Ex- Flock Grows Anderson started in the sheep business in 1967 with 21 head of registered purebred ewes purchased from R.J. Shown in Monte Vista, Color. one of the top breeders of Columbia Sheep in the United States. His flock has now grown to 100 head. The main reason for us showing sheep is to acquaint breeders and rangemen with our flock in the hopes of attracting more buyers for our Anderson explained. sheep, Up to date I have sold most of my rams to the Deseret Land and Livestock company in Salt Lake City and the Chournos Livestock company decorations. Friday luncheon will feature a good, nutritious meal for 64 cents, which is followed by a program. Les Dunn, director of the community school program, arranges the program for the first Friday of the month. Harold Anderson will present Box Elder High School students in a physical fitness demonstration. Transportation will be arranged for anyone calling the center, requesting it. Reservations must be made by Thursday for those planning to attend the luncheon. Trip Postponed The bus trip to the Salt Lake area to see the Christmas lights, Trolley Square and the planetarium was postponed, due to inclement weather. Plans are being made to reschedule the trip, after Jan. 16 when the planetarium will reopen. Eighty persons signed for the trip, with two buses being furnished by the community school program, arranged by Les Dunn, director, at a charge of $1 each. in to be a challenging problem to the range owners. Anderson noted, "Coytes must be controlled for sheepmen to exist. Since President Nixon but a ban on poisoning coyotes many sheepmen have thrown in the ram. towel. If the situation doesnt change and the coyotes continue to maraud the sheepmen's flocks the industry cannot survive, he continued. Season Ends This season ended with chief of the Forest Service had approved recommendations for the closure. The Utah portion of the Cache National Forest will be attached to the Wasatch National Forest, headquartered in Salt Lake City. The Idaho portion of the Cache National Forest will be combined with the Caribou National Forest, based in Pocatello, Idaho. Hamre In addition, nounced that other changes will be implemented as the result of studies made last year on the size of ranger districts in the an- organization. These ' In present single copy, 10 . Free Service Elder County bank is providing a free consultation service for those needing information concerning trusts, real estate, wills, etc. Those wishing to secure this service may contact, Don Carlson, executive vice president or vice Hunsaker, Wayne president of the bank, who will arrange for a consultation appointment. doctors appointments 723-385- 3, 723-532- All seniors are urged to take advantage of this free consultation service which is provided through services from The traditional opening day for American amusement parks is Memorial Day. OPEN SAT.f SUN. 1 :00 OPEN WEEK DAYS 6:45 fAYV UUA1 Last Nite for Fiddler on the Roof Friday thru Tuesday Square Dancing Square dancing follows the program at 7 p.m. on Monday. Lucille and Roy Westley, dance directors and callers, invite all to Golden Spike Swingers participate in these evenings. Refreshments are served in a real party atmosphere. Lucille holds beginners classes at her residence on Wednesday evenings, from 7 p.m. Those wishing to learn or to advance in square dancing CUSHING BFRYL REID TERRY THOMA! wi.JCF LADIES NITE EVERY TUES. SIDE ORDERS CAPITOL THEATRE P M. SAT. A SUN. 6 P.M. WEEKDAYS 1 UrtN By Erma I KaMi Today thru Tuesday H. Bradbury Some teenagers drive as though their cars came equipped with the y. Conscience is that nagging voice that tells you not to do something after youve done it. Protection NATIONAL TOP COMPETITOR Anderson of Fielding is a Here breeder. he is with Susie who was prominent sheep champion at the International Livestock show in Chicago in 1971. Verl H. iiutmw finPnu NEWSPAPER tmM B m Si SUSTAINING MEMBER Fashion experts say men need more color in their clothing. Most men would lettle for the lovely green that folds. MGM Presents CHARLTON HESTON Politician: a fellow who works his gums before the election, and gums up the works afterwards. YVETTE MIMIEUX PG 1972 Heard about the polite robber who put a silencer on his gun when he held up a library? At Brads In and Out were always polite when you come in for Beef and Bacon sandwich. 723-83for delivery 81 and other needs are urged to call or Mrs. William Yates, Mrs. Christopher Bolieau at United Church Women volunteers, who will arrange for a ride. This is a free service. metoocoior (wnavison cents. Member Audit Bureau'of Circulations. Utah State Press Association, National and United Newspaper Association Press International. Advertising Representative: Utah State Press Association, Salt Lake City, Utah. meet the provisions of recent legislation such as the National Wasatch and Caribou National Forest supervisors' offices to handle the added workload. Bruca T. Keyes. Managing Editor Peta Zimowsky, Sports Editor Sarah Yates, Society Editor Mary Miles, Advertising Manager Shirley Richardson, Classifieds Batty Claybaugh, Circulation Arland Tlngey, Newspaper Supr. Van Claybaugh, Photo-Fres- s Supr. H. E. Anderson, Commercial Printing Supr. months: economy Act, said Hamre. Only very slight staff increases will be needed by the Emeritus Charles "Tuff" Claybaugh Publisher General Manager Subscription rate $4.00 per year pay able in advance; in connection with the Box Elder News (published Sun days) $7.00 per year: $3.$0 for t actions are necessary to provide acceptable quality resource management and Environmental Transportation Offered 1 Please call the center, if transportation is needed to attend these functions. The bus will resume service and individuals will call for persons to be picked up. "This is your center.. ..use it. Mrs.' Hazel Kaiser, director, said. On Monday, Jan. 8, the Spike club will hold its regularly scheduled meeting from 2 to 4 p.m. in the community center. James Miller will present slides on the Hill Cumorrah Pageant tour to Palmyra, N.Y. Everyone is invited to attend and bring guests to see these interesting slides. Lucille Miller will narrate the trip, to New York and return. This program begins at 2 p.m., with refreshments and time for visiting after the program. Box Chartas W. Claybaugh Ranger the established First Wait, Brigham Sacond Class postage paid at tha post offlct, It South First Wast Brigham City, Utah, B4302. districts. The Preston office will close this spring and the Paris office somewhat later. Our present and foreseeable budget levels are inadequate to maintain shuffleboard, square dancing,' cards, trips, bingo, ballroom dancing, woodworking, films, something for everyone to enjoy. All seniors and retired persons are urged to participate in these activities. Membership is free of charge to anyone asking for is a card. This program for all religions, races and creeds. month. This consultation will be free of charge, performed by Box Elder county nurses. Preventive medicine is most important and this service will provide this security to the seniors and retired persons. VINCENT PRICE ROBERT QUARRY Thursday bv the 55 South City, Utah, 84302. Cache National Forest. The Preston and Paris Ranger districts will be consolidated with the Soda Springs Montpelier tooling, rug design, organ lessons ($1) pool play, Nurses consultation will begin at the senior center. twice a JOURNAL ELDER A wwkly newspaper IfOB, published every Box l, Eldar Publisher and leather right-of-wa- Forest Service to Close Cache Forest Office This was information released by Regional Forester Vern Ham re this week after the crafts, knitting, Macrame', the senior center, Mrs. Kaiser said. Bus service is being resumed, using the Box Elder county bus which was made available to the seniors. Those calling in will be picked up at a residence by the bus so that those needing rides will not have to wait on the street in inclement weather. This service will be provided on Mondays and Fridays to the center so all those wishing rides be sure to call in for this transportation service. Those wishing rides to shop, are urged to attend these classes, at 51 North First West, Lews Beauty shop, rear. . PETER received two silver trays given by the Utah Registered Sheep Breeders association. This is the second consecutive year he has showed his sheep. Last year he had the Champion Ewe at the 72nd International Livestock show in Chicago, known as the greatest Livestock show in the United States. .'My wife accompanies me to the various livestock shows, Anderson said, we pull a travel trailer behind our truck. Madge is the showman and the cook. BOX : Many classes are available, free of charge for seniors to take advantage of the services made possible at the senior center, ceramics, oil painting, An- twelve derson receiving beautiful trophies. He also Sincerely Gertrude Giesen 507 South Third East Brigham City, Utah 84302 The Cache National Forest supervisors office in Logan, will be closed April 1, 1973. and prizes well-balance- position where we received a pennant naming us the Columbia Premier Exhibitors'. Tremonton. Coyotes continue other materials have been salvaged prior to demoli- tion. The site is located north of the existing city hall. Plus The Good, Tho Bad And The Ugly Starring Clint Eastwood LADIES NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY mqm |