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Show i fV W Jayceettes set bake sale; BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, June 27, 1974 doggy drawing Tickets toward the drawing for a huge blue stuffed dog to be given away during the annual Fourth of July celebration at Pioneer Park will be sold during a Jayceette bake sale on Saturday, June 29, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in front of Sears downtown. Theyll also have a fine selection of homemade baked Jaycee-sponsore- d goods. Drawing for the fuzzy pooch at 5 p.m. in the Inthe durinv Bowery dependence Day celebration, but the winner need not be present and will be notified. Jayceette president Donna Daley states that the tickets are or five for one dollar, and that this is a fine time for residents who will be out of town over the holiday to get advance tickets. They will also be sold at the park on July 4. will be held Society Editor's Legion Auxiliary honors members for 50 years SCRATCH PAD ts preciation of all Legion and Auxiliary members, veterans and their families, and the citizens of Brigham City for the work of these three women in civic projects of the community. Each has been active in civic organizations and other groups in the community along with service within the has celebrated her fourth anniversary with the family. Since the children didnt know her birthdate, they noted the day of her arrival at the household four years ago on June 26 and consider that as her birthday. It seems as though Muffin has always been with us, for that Siamese kitten tiny that sat yowling on the front porch is a fullfledged member of the family now. She was so tiny and cute with pitiful baby cries that the family agreed to let her in for just a few minutes and gave her some milk. When put back out in hopes that shed find her family, her sharp kitten claws enabled her to climb right up the bricks and peek through the screen door to add her pleading blue eyes to the babylike howls. So she came back in for snuggling and sleeping. Since she seemed like a valuable little creature, the family decided that she couldnt be just a stray and the kids took her around the neighborhood to see if she belonged to someone. An ad was run in the paper, but by the time it was published the family was afraid to answer the telephone because wed grown so attached to her. Muffin blue-eye- Mabel Forsgren ...for 50 years Three members of American Auxiliary unit 10 of Brigham City were presented with service pins representing a combined 150 years of service to the local, district and state departments of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Mabel Forsgren, Mrs. Nadine Stratford Dunn and Mrs. Esther Hodges were the recipients of the special awards, each having served as local president and in other offices on various levels of the organization as well as in countless hours of committee Legion work. Mrs. Mabel Forsgren was the first of the three to serve as unit president, being the fifth to serve in that capacity. She has also served as unit secretary ,and has held most of the other offices in the local unit. She served as district state treasurer, land president of the Past presidents club. Hall Furnishings Mrs. Nadine Stratford Dunn ;was the eighth president to jserve the local unit, and was instrumental in starting the 'furnishing of the first American :Legion hall. She also served as iunit district secretary, secretary, state vice president, jand president of the Past .Presidents club. Mrs. Esther Hodges was the 31st unit president and served as secretary and vice president on the local level. She served as Secretary and vice president in : the district and was state vice j president, and also president of "the Past Presidents club. She was the first active member of the area Eight and 40 Salon jwhich is an auxiliary to the Similarly named mens group .connected with the American Legion. She served as local jSalon president, Weber Salon .president, and State Salon president. I Esther Hodges ...is honored American Legion Auxiliary, which is formed with the main purpose of supporting the American Legion in their projects to help Veterans of all wars and their families. In this aim, the American Legion auxiliary does its part through poppy sales to raise money to help disable and hospitalized veterans and veterans families. Another major project is keeping up with legislation and backing legislative bills favoring veterans. Citizenship is another aim of the auxiliary, and the auxiliary supports Girls State which teaches young girls how democratic government works and how to take an active role in its processes. ; Unit Applauds I Brigham City unit officers expressed the thanks and ap- - We learned about complete and incomplete foods. Our choice of a main dish was pizza. While it was cooking we washed the dishes. When it was done, we had a light lunch of punch and pizza. Heidi Morrill gave the closing prayer. The meeting adjourned at 11:30. Susan Welch, reporter oft-tol- In and Out Muffins life is typical of most cats. She wants in when shes out, and out when shes in. She sleeps (like the 500 pound gorilla of the jokes) wherever she pleases, preferring the childrens beds and the ironing basket in the basement to the nice wicker bed bought at a rummage sale. Shes curious and snoopy, vhich has caused her to spend two nights away from home in addition to her overnight stay at the vets for spaying. The first time she was locked into a neighbors garage along with their Siamese cat, and the Pets not sure she had curled up Her reception by the other second time on a shelf in another neighbors pets of the family wasnt quite so sure. Thomas the Tom Cat yard shed and gotten locked in was disgusted over her in- for the night. She naturally picks out vasion, but patiently bore with to sit upon when one the kitten who feigned great has and ignores the a meeting and his tail and bit attacks cuffed his ears. She, in turn, calls of those who want to pet was smart enough to know what her, although she used to delight grandfather by his limits on playfulness were our and they finally set up a friendly choosing his lap for a long snooze since she had learned he relationship. Suki the dog didnt know what sat in one place longer than the to make of a cat creature who rest of us. If shes been left at home for a would bite her ears, valiantly of days, her affection is lie then and couple bat her tail hiss, down on her back and paw at a big dogs nose. Thomas had a policy of completely ignoring Suki in all the eight years theyd spent together in the household at that time. But soon Suki was the play by putting her head down sideways on the floor and patting the kitten with her paw. The first time she took the kittens head in her mouth and growled, the family was horrified until a damp and delighted kitten responded to the gentle mouthing with affection. As for the rabbits, the family was worried when she turned up missing all afternoon soon after her adoption only to find her snuggled up against a fuzzy rabbit as a mother substitute. Hubby wasnt going to like the kitten, for he thought Siamese cats were snobs. He agreed, however, that the tiny thing couldnt be left home for the Nadine S. Dunn ...given award In Utah, Girl Scouts plan to participate in a nationwide project in the Bicentennial WHAT A PRIZE! Tiny Lori Hills reaches out to pat the huge stuffed dog that will be won by a lucky ticket holder during the annual Jaycee sponsored Fourth of July Celebration as Chairman Ron Cefalo introduces her and brothers Kelly, David and Kevin Daley to the blue pooch. Lori is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hills and the boys are sons of Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Daley. boundless when the family returns and she follows us around and rubs against our legs. Of course, not everyone likes cats, and her habit of sitting on my shoulder as I put the breakfast bacon in the pan as she awaits the tiny piece dropped into her bowl horrifes Grandma who is convinced that cats are agents of all the evil diseases that might infect the household. Since she uses her paws like hands to pick up food and open cupboard doors, she is fed underneath the kitchen sink in the cabinet to try and keep her dry catgood from the marauding tongues of the two dogs. When shes hungry she just opens the cupboard door and helps herself, and has even been seen reaching her paw into the box when the dish is empty. Naturally, the family is convinced that she has intelligence superior to that of any normal cat, but it doent alter Grand- mas opinion. The addition of Abby the puppy, who now weighs in at 75 pounds, didnt really bother her at all. She huffed and puffed and terrorized the little pup and now puts up with being sniffed and licked and hurriedly takes a bath to straighten out the fur thats been ruffed up by the big pink tongue, but shes still The Busy Bubblers The Busy Bubblers met at the home of their leader, Carol Hyde. We outlined our program for the future year and elected Teresa Hyde, president; Lezlie Souter, vice president; Jacque Millard, secretary; who also made significant contributions to the country. Because of their activities, the Girl Scouts of the United States of America have been officially recognized as part of the nation's Bicentennial program. There will undoubtedly be some need for assistance from the community in searching out the hidden heroines" and they will call upon libraries, com- munity governments, elldDse at Ilk air MEW L(D)K... Dr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Felt were delighted to receive news of a new grandson born June 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Christensen in Richfield. Mother is the former Kassie Felt. The couple has named their son Tyler Clark, and he was welcomed at home by a big brother Troy and sister Kami. Grandmother Helen Felt spent a week in Richfield getting acquainted with the new baby and enjoying the company of the older children. The Felts are sharing grandparent honors with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Christensen of Richfield. include Mrs. Laverne Mansfield and Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, all of Brigham City. Times change. We've changed. So has our symbol. Soon you'll see it in our advertising, on our wrapping paper and boxes, atop our letters, on envelopes, sales slips and statements. Why did we change? Was there something wrong with our old look? No. But we thought we could use some new styling. Besides, the clothes and shoes we sell (for everyone from infants through grandparenthood) always are freshly styled. Great-grandparen- This new symbol, like the old, represents the It of standards service. represents highest store policies that make all customers satisfied The Garland Mustangs In our third meeting we got on and our horses and practiced barrel racing. Then we talked about what we were going to do in the horse show. On our fourth meeting we talked about how to fill out our record books and feed cost sheet. Then we saddled up and rode the western riding course. On the fifth meeting we went out to the fair grounds and pole bended and did Showmanship at Halter. by Neal Oman customers. It represents reliable honest prices and the finest apparel from all over the world. 4-- Arco Blackfoot, Idaho Falls Pocatello Preston Rexburg (lot July), Rigby. St Anthony, Soda Springs, Idaho - civic organizations, womens groups and businesses as they begin their project. We thank the Girl Scouts of Utah for their efforts to make the Bicentennial observance in their state one in which every Utah resident can be proud, adds Director Kessler. And, we urge each citizen of Utah and any organization that can to pledge their support of ths Girl Scouts hidden heroines project. local family Lynette White, recreation leader, Betty Ann Hyde, reporter. known to start up the action on her own with tantalizing leaps from doorways and kitchen chairs and occasion little nipes. Sometimes, when one has gotten up to let her in or out several times in the night or she breaks something or scratches at the furniture, theres some anger expressed at Muffin. Usually she gets away with most anything she wants to, and is petted and cuddled and spoiled. How did she spend her anniversary? Sleeping in the laundry basket, going in and out a hundred times, and catching one huge dragonfly . . . just a typical Muffin day. observance of 1976 through research related to Americas hidden heroines, it was announced by John T. Kesler, executive director of the Utah Bicentennial Commission. These will not be the women who already have a prominent place in American history but instead the books, ones sometimes lesser-know- n Take a greeted by We also discussed nutrition and colorful menus. Next week Bear River Spurs we are going to the store and The Bear River city park was look at food. the scene of a mock horse We decided to have our show for the Bear River Spurs articles done in sewing practice Riding Club, on Friday, 21 next week. We talked about our June. articles for the fair and decided We started at 7 p.m. with to look for material and patFitting and Showmanship, terns. which is showing your horse at The meeting ended with a halter. Then we proceeded to prayer by Jacque closing the riding events which inMillard. cluded Western Horsemanship, Betty Ann Hyde, reporter 4-- Hidden Heroines focus for 76 Scout project New grandchild Western Riding, Scurry, and Pole Bending. After we finished all events, our leaders, Mr. Roger Dallin and Mrs. Annette Adams reviewed those areas where we needed improvement. They wished us all good luck on our Horse Show at upcoming Tremonton. Those members attending this meeting were Jeffrey Dallin, Julie Lucus, Charla Fonnesbeck, Sylvia Grimmette, Susan Grimmette, Doug Tolboe, Nlfty Sifter and Carol Walker. The Nifty Sifters held their Refreshments were served by fifth meeting on June 20. Susan Susan and Sylvia Grimmette Welch gave the opening prayer and the meeting was adjourned and led the pledge. Trudie at 9.00. Nelson read the minutes. Reporter, Julie Lucus Our lesson was on Main Dishes. d family vacation tnat came two weeks after her arrival. It was soon evident that a leash would be advisable to keep her from wandering at stops, so he dashed into a store to pick up a collar returning with a gold collar! By the time the kitten had slept in his hat all the time we travelled and snuggled into our sleeping bag at night, shed also snuggled into his heart. The fishing episode of the trip d is an story, for as he cleaned a batch of fish and laid them out in a line that tiny kitten tugged and pulled at the biggest one which probably weighed more than she did. |