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Show Universal SisrottUlns Corp. 14L Pierpont Ave. Salt Lake City, Utah 3439 a Tn Volume 66, Number 51 Brigham City, Utah, Tuesday Morning, December 17, 1963 tr FOR SECOND TIME n i i - 7 A blanket of snow covered the Brigham Cfty area during a weekend storm, with more than seven inches of snow About five inches refalling mains on the ground at this retime, with temperatuies maining low enough to keep it from melting aw'ay. to Charles ClifAccording ford, local weather obseiver, the storm dumped 41 of an inch of moisture here There was no precipitation Monday but the skies were overcast. However, the barometer was headed upward, Clifford said, an indication of moderate weather High and low mercury readings and moisture count for the past five days are listed below: Board Expected to Set , QAHKt S ed to keep alert after burglars were scared off in an attemp. ted safe theft at Logan earlier. Police Chief Dell Fife said the local bowling alley was checked several times during the night. J V 9 --i f Amount, Election Date tj: Ai h.- v- - Nf r 4 46" A h :C . I Paul Nance, 1021 East First North, Sunday told police that someone tried to break Into his home while he and his family were attending church. j: M- - r H vt 4 side door near the front. They forced open the office door and apparently carried the small safe out the same way they school, Involving students. nearly 300 THE STORY BEGINS WITH and ragamuffins cele. bratlng Christmas Eve before Scrooges office with Joyous singing and dancing. Any gaiety annoys Scrooge. He even repuls, ! 7 ' i - ft 4 V 4 H AJ n f 4 u I , 1 Beet Harvest t i JV building. At last Speedup in ff J desire to speed up next A years harvest underlined think, lng of Box Elder county sugar beet growers who met at Bear J River TURNOUT This picture shows some of the estimated 700 persons who, despite cold and snow, turned out Saturday for the first of three Christmas season drawings sponsored by the Brigham City merchants. Another drawing is set Saturday with the final one slated for next Tuesday with a 1964 model Chevy II as the grand prize. A BIG High school Thursday evening. Members of the South Box Elder and Garland Sugar Beet Growers associations voted to ask Sugar company to make several changes In har. Utah-Idah- o vest procedure. I Inability of the factory at Garland to handle beets fast enough this season was one factor In a slow harvest that saw more than 300 acres of beets frozen In the ground. U-- Moving Dates Okayed for BC Post Office Its official! Brigham City will be moved Into the new post office building on Dec. it was disclosed MonC. day by Postmaster Henry Nielsen. The moving dates were approved Monday by the regional director at Denver, Colo. Although the new post office, located at First West and Forest, was not made ready in time for 28-2- 9, THE THIRD SCENE takes place at the Cratchits home on Christmas Day. Scrooge sees the happiness of this family, even though the Cratchlts are a move, it very poor and Bobs young son, has been utilized for inTiny Tim, Is crippled. Finally coming parcel post, the Scrooge Joins the family and postijiaster said. them with all gifts. presents The happy day is ended with Scrooge joining In the game, GAS CANS STOLEN Blind Mans Buff. Mrs. Charlene Swan, directs Boyd Jpppesen, 270 North the production with the Sixth last Thursday told East, of Barbara Mrs. assistance police that two Newberry, dance; David Nyman, Brigham City cans had been stolen spare gas Valentine, from his orchestra; Jay Jeep. chorus. as Estimated 700 Brave Snow, Attend Drawing Saturday ABOUT A crowd estimated by police at 700 persons Saturday after-noo- n braved a snow storm to gather for the first of three gift drawings this Christmas season In downtown Brigham City. Dipping temperatures and the placed In Navajo Land, like the people of Judea, the Navajo are shephard3. The humble stable Is an open brush and pole shelter near a log hogan. Medicine men bring gifts of the Navajos most And then next Tuesday, Dec. 24, some lucky Brigham City shopper will win a 1964 Chevy II four-doo- r sedan equipped with radio and heater. The three drawings represent a promotion of Brigham Cltyi merchants who are giving away' of snow free tickets to customers dur. falling failed to dampen spirits much ins the yule season. The par. and ticlpatlng merchants can be as the crowd, anxious, gathered round a truck Identified by a star In the on Forest near Main street. window and also are listed In Given away were records, todays Issue of the Box Elder News. blankets, table model radios and a portable stereo set. The latter item, the days biggest prize, went to Gordon Tingey, old son of Mr. and Mrs. preslstent r. Gayle Tingey, South. As an added 416 West First feature, some 10 turkeys.alive and flying, were tossed Into a throng of young sters prior to the drawing. A second drawing Is set for this Saturday, Dec. 21, at the same place and the same time, 3 p.m. PUBLIC INVITED Once again the students of the Intermountain Schools Sen. lor High department will pre. sent the Navajo Nativity at Inter, mountain auditorium, Thurs. day, Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m. In this unusual presentation of the Nativity, the scenes are have for Board members some time been aware that bonding Is the only practical approach for financing needed i j v. carollers es his nephews hospitality. When finally left alone, he is haunted by Ghouls and Christ, mas angels. The ghost of his former partner, Jacob Marley, comes to him and convinces him that the way he Is now living will only bring sorrow to him after death. Scrooge and his alarmed becomes granite heart softens. He lm. mediately sends food and gifts to the home of an employee, Bob Cratchtt, n Farmers Eye 'Navajo Nativity' Set Thursday BREAK IN ATTEMPTED t w t--t BEING UNABLE to force a rear door on the build, lngs east side, the culprits smashed out the glass In an east A dollar bond issue now appears definite as the means chosen to finance four building projects in Box Elder County School district. The board of education last week virtually endorsed the issue which will run between $3 million and $4 million. Just how much and when a bond election will be called is expected to be set when the board meets in its next regular session on Jan. 8. The election, of course, will give Box Elder taxpayers the opportunity to accept or reject the bonding proposition. multi-millio- tk AFTER Scrooges Christmas Ready For Public Performances Area v. 1 FW ft j Bright I i rf'-- Chief Fife said nothing else was disturbed. He estimated the burglary was accomplished FRIDAY MORNINGS break, In 10 minutes or less. in occurred sometime between They knew what they were 3;30 a. m. when police officers doing," he said. checked the place and 5:40 a. Conducting the investigation were Patrolmen William Wam. when Manning arrived. Local police had been warn. lker and Ernest Justesen. Snow Blankets : 1 From Local Bowling Place Scrooges Christmas," a Christmas operetta, will be pre. sented without charge to the general public on the nights of Wednesday, Dec. 18, and Thursday, Dec. 19, in the Box Elder Junior High school auditorium, at 8 p.m. Based on the famous story, A Christmas Carol," by Charles Dickens, the school program is a joint effort of the chorus, dance, orchestra, and speech departments of the 8 PAGES ft fr Burglars Pack Safe Away Burglars early Friday morn, lng carried off a safe from the Rocket Bowl, 15 East Fifth North, after gaining entrance by breaking out part of a plate glass door. Manager Mel Manning who discovered the break-in- , told investigating officers the safe contained between $900 and$l,. 000 In cash and about that much in chedks. It was the same floor safe that thieves hauled away on Feb. 4 of this year. However, in that Instance, the safe was recovered only minutes later with more than $1,000 In cash and checks inside. 164 blankets. NAVAJO STUDENTS will re. enact the traditional story with to native custom. adoption Scriptures, narration and song will be given in Navajo and Costumes will be cherished possessions; corn, English. Navajo. authentically and rich turquoise sliver, The Virgin Mary, will be portrayed by Rose Mary Mex. lean, costumed in satin beloved by the people, Dine. Jessie Singer will be Joseph, dressed in typical Navajo garb of velvet blouse, headband, jewelry, and carrying the usual heavy blanket. Jerry Harvey appears as Gab. riel. Richard Chester; Sammy Billy, Billy Wood represents Indian nobility bringing gifts of their people. Entries Drag In Jaycee Yule Contest the two 114 MEMBERS OF grower associations which will be put to company representatives In early Jan. uary. The recommendations are: The company should get more and better piling units at the receiving stations, start piling earlier and have more efficient manpower working the pliers. Fix access roads to the re. celvlng station dumps, possibly with gravel, so entry can be made In wet weather. Association will compile fig. ures showing the amount of time and cost Involved In wasted time at the receiving stations this year. IT WAS POINT ED OUT THAT the factory did put In a couple of new receiving stations which helped the harvest. However, even though most of the farmers are mechanized to harvest rapidly, the factory simply wasnt equipped to take Wednesday nights meeting, they heard fiscal ad. visor A1 Burrows of Edward L. Burton company, Salt Lake City, explain what costs will be Involved. Burrows was off. lcially named to act as the boards fiscal agent In the pending bond Issue. The four projects tagged for attention Include Immediate add. construction of a ltlon at Box Elder High school and construction of new build, lngs to replace existing ones at Box Elder Junior High. CONSTRUCTION OF facilities for the new Bear River Junior High school (Federal aid already Is approved to build classrooms) and the new elementary school at Bear River City. The total cost Is expected to run about$3.5mlll ion but school ALSO, CHAIRMAN Dr. Russell O. Glauser is chairman of the 1964 March of Dimes drive locally. Orthodontist Will Head Dimes Drive An orthodontist now doing work at Intermountain school for the division of Indian Health, this week was named to head the 19C4 March of Dimes cam. palgn In Brigham City. is Dr. Russell O. Glauser said he was taking the chairman ship because The March of Dimes Is doing more than any other private organ, lzation has ever done to fight He who officials are expected to tie down anticipated costs more two of ti.e nations greatest closely for the Jan. 8 meeting. cripplers birth defects and Supt. J.C. Haws said the dls. arthritis." trlct, based on assessed val"Anyone who doesnt believe uation, can bond for $4 million these health problems are lm. before reaching the legal max. portant should look at the figlmum. The district has a bonded ures," said Dr. Glauser. Indebtedness of $4,080,000 (As of July 1, 1964.). MORE THAN 250,000 babies are born each year with WE WANT TO DO whatever significant birth defects. we can without raising taxes, Dr. Glauser has held his pres, the superintendent said, lndleat. ent assignment at Intermountain bonds could be Issued school since lng the July 1962. He Is without boosting the tax levy. engaged In developing an Inter, One of the priority projects, ceptlve orthodontic program for the Bear River City school, the division of Indian Health. is under construction now and the district has part of the HE PREVIOUSLY WAS chief money to pay for it. but not of dental services at Intermoun-tai- n enough, according to Superin. for three years starting In tendent Haws. 1957. The fund drive chairman is a native of Logan and received a B.S degree from Utah State Job Openings university. He earned a dental degree from Western Reserve Job openings received at the university at Cleveland, Ohio, and received his orthodontic Brigham City Employment Only a dribbling of entries office Increased during training at Rochester, N.Y, has been received In the week ending Dec. 7, num. He is a member of the Brig, Brigham City Jaycees 1963 beets as fast as the growers the berlng35 compared with 24 ham City Kiwanls club board of Christmas lighting contest and (.ould supply them. The growers admitted that openings In the previous week. directors and Is on the LDS Chairman Kaye West this week fall rains hampered har. There were 47 Jobs listed South Stake High council. heavy urged a heavier response from vest operations, but agreed that for the same week a year ago. Dr. Glauser Is married to the local residents. Office workers, laborers and former Ramona Bell of Logan. Deadline In the outdoor dls. closer cooperation between co. play contest Is Friday, Dec. 20. mpany and growers might speed service workers accounted for They have four daughters and a most of the openings. foster Indian girl. Four Judges will up the harvest next year. select the winning entries on f Saturday. West issued a reminder that friends and neighbors can enter displays they think are worthy e consideration. The entry I of come to have from the doesnt person who owns the display. An entry blank can be found ' In todays Issue of the News" Sec-urlt- y ) THREE TOP WINNERS WILL be selected In the four sections of Brigham City, divided by Main and Forest streets, and other displays will receive hon. 1 f orable mention. Pictures of the top displays and a list of all winners, In. eluding honorable mention, will In next weeks be published Christmas edition of the Box Elder News. The Jaycees will give plaques to the first-plac- e winners In then award a and area each THE ANGLES, RENA M. Jim for the grand Della Johnson, Alice Sepl, Ben-lt- a traveling trophy winning display. prize Yazzie, Juanita Martlnes, and Edity John bring an ethereal beauty to the scene. The shepherds, Tully H. Lee, Loot Frank Todachlne, Kee Y. RobI N. Begay, Henry bins, Roger Dejolie and John Biglshe supply t the earthly elements In this f drama of life. A variety of articles were The innkeepers areLeoShep. pard, and his son, Bob Flower, reported stolen last week from who reverently give their poor a Pocatello valley ranch home, shelter to the strangers. according to the Box Elder Thieves Ranch Home County LORETTA BROWN and David Lee Barney narrate the Bible story. NATIVITY Rose May Mexican, as Mary, and Jesse Singer, as Joseph, are pictured above in an impressive scene in the Navajo Nativity. They wonder a the miracle of the birth of the Christ Child, represented in the Navajo cradle board. The public is invited to atltend Che presentation Thursday at 7 30 p m. at Intermoun-talschool auditorium. NAVAJO n Student directors are Lula Jim and Cecil Tso. The students and staff Invite everyone to share this exper. lence with them and hope many will come, school people officials said. Sheriff's office. Burglarized was the home of of Verl Woods, Tremonton. Included among those Items missing were a lamp, china, work shirts, old phonograph records, slssors and playing cards. The thieves gained entrance to the home through the front door. TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS e And the LDS choir will present this famous poem in song and dramatization Sunday, Dec. 22, as part of its annual Christmas musical in the LDS tabernacle in Brigham City. Rehearsing here are, from left, Dr. Russell O. Glauser, DeLaun Sackett, Ralph Raisor, Santa Claus and Rozelle Henrie who will direct the dramatization. The program will also include numbers from Handel's "Messiah and other Christmas favorites. It will start at 9 p m. and continue for a little more than an hour. Four-Stak- 'ity Stores Open Until 9 p.m. for Shopping Convenience |