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A host of prizes were awarded the better, or the luckier, youthful anglers, at 8 oclock in the morning. at the fishing festival sportsmanship award. . who just received his offered of Wight. Ph.D from the University Maryland, is visiting with his mother, Mrs. Ruth P. Anderson of Brigham City. Dr. Jay Anderson the Young Tingey, with a cast on his leg from a recent operation, politely, raised his pole every time a fisherman wished to pass in front of him and assisted his fellow fishermen. Not an exclusive boys event, Ethel Morgan won a prize for catching the most fish of any eft H L tShrinkige will not exceed Visits In Brigham Dr. Jay Oscar Anderson, who just received his Ph D degree from the University of Maryland, has been visiting the past week with his mother, Mrs. Ruth P. Anderson of Brigham City. Dr. Anderson, who received girls there. his degree 'in the field of poultry nutrition, will report to the Research and Development Division of Merk and Co., Rakway, N. j., on July 10. He is a graduate of Box Elder school and of the U.S.A.C. At the childrens day program high in Logan. at the 11, last Sunday .June Accompanying him to New Community Presbyterian church, Jersey will be his wife, the many youngsters were advanced former Nelda Huber of Mesa, and baptized. Arizona and their three boys, Promoted from the kindergarWayne, Raymond and Russell. ten to the primary department .were: John Hess, Dee Brighten-burg- . John Markham. Children baptised were Bruce Kathy Claybaugh, Patricia Bidlack, Elizabeth Pember- Crowell. Diane Crowell. Patriton, David Mason and Sharon cia Bidlack. Stanley Stoner. Ann Buchanan. Charles Stoner, Claybaugh, Promoted from the primary Kathy Claybaugh, Van Wayne department to the Junior de- Claybaugh, William Long, Kathpartment were Billy Long, Ted- ryn Long and Charlene Whithdy Saito, Bonnie Ourada, and Community Church Children Advanced , , - Lewis S. The prelude and post-lud- e was played by Nellie Invocation was offered Wight. by Counselor Clark Hillam followed by a song by Mrs. J. Cuthbert. Remarks were offered by Dr. E. B. Harrison and a duet was sung by Harold and Lillian Felt. Eberhart Zundel offered remarks. Resolutions were offered by Agnes Stander, for the Sego camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, of which Mrs. Cuthbert was a member. Vella Sackett rendered a song followed by closing remarks by Bishop Jensen. Closing remarks were given by Glenn S. Nelson and the closing song was by 'Harry Jackson. Benediction was offered by B C. Call and the grave was dedicated by Arthur by City cemetery. Rex M. Alvord Receives M.D. Degree At Stanford Rex Martin Alvord, formerly of Willard, received his M. 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Pall bearers were Jay, George and Leon Cuthbert and Wendell Liechty, Victor Vrttle and Norman Savage, nephews. Burial was in the Brigham time first In us held ir Sizes from 12 to 441 f i g cowboy: op doz. .. t rodeo PLASTIC DRAPERIES in Decorator Colors grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. At the services for Mrs. Cuthbert the prayer at home was Dr. Jav Oscar Anderson . ... street Button front 12:10 noon, at the home of son, Kenneth Cuthbert, following a five months illness, were held Tuesday in the Third ward chapel under the direction of Bishop James Jensen. Mrs. Cuthbert was born July 21, 1878, In Brigham City, daughter of Herbert and Mary Ann Smith Savage. She married Campbell Cuth bert in the Logan L.D.S. temple on September 9, 1890. He died - 37 years ago. Mrs. Cuthbert was a member of the Relief Society of the Third ward and was an active temple worker. She was also a charter member of the Seagull camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Surviving are six sons and daughters, Kenneth Cuthbert, Brigham City; Leonard Cuth bert, Bingham Canyon ; Warren Cuthbert, Los Angeles: Edward Rich Cuthbert, Brooklyn; Mrs. Edna C. . Liechty, Logan, and Mrs. Erpia C. England, Portland, Ore.; two sisters, Mrs. Rebecca S. Crawford and Mrs. Loveni S. Goodliffe, Salt Lake City; 13 BOX ELDER NEWS . Sunbacks and tit he The ..solid colors I Voven stripes, Funeral services for Mrs. Fran cis Savage Cuthbert, 78, Brig ham City, who died Saturday at t You know the quality. While they last ONLY Mrs. F. Cuthbert Buried Yesterday Kid Fishermen Bring Home The Trout rater rang BIRDSEYE DIAPERS Upper: At o'clock Saturday morning, the opening time for Utah fishing, the banks of the Brigham City power house spillway looked like this. Lower right: Good fishing was indicated by the happy smiles and strings of fish of (left to right) Bruce Orchard, Connie Morgan, Gerald Orchard and Harvey Morgan. Left: A bit discouraged at the moment perhaps, the lad probably caught a few anyway. I GOT ONE Among the winners were Jimmy Bundy. He proved fisherman deluxe by catching the first fish and the first limit of fish. A Wight boy (his name was lost in the confusion) walked off with honors for the biggest fish. It was 14', a inches long and weighed one and 14 pounds. Dee Packer caught the second largest 13 fish,'-anincher, weighing one pound even. Little Palmer Tingey, son of Stewart Tingey won what was perhaps the most important award soi west iJi rodeo 5 , a Boosted s Ifot a creature was stirring,-noeven a fish.1 Then the min-- ' ute hand reached the five oclock mark and about 100 kids threw their lines Into the fishing stream reserved exclusively for them below the power plant last Saturday morning. It was as though a hundred spiders suddenly weaved a web over the stream, commented Doug Orchard, one of the principal sponsors of the event, and believe it or not most of the lines came up with a husky trout attached. While adult fishermen faired from lousy to alright on Utahs streams, Brigham City kids took home the fish to show the old man up. In a matter of 45 minutes, several of the one to had their limits in plenty of time for breakfast that morn- parad main j iWah Well built. Dark brown color ... ' in rounds ig 25 only st who BOYS RIBBED COTTON POLOS GAUGE NYLONS MUT THE INEsf, HOSIERY YOIPAN BUY! WEDDING RING CHENILLE SPREADS Handsome traditional pattern in closely-tuftepoint chenille edged with thick bullion fringe. Big, generous size, pjw d GOG7 UAOTTY! CJGrJGGTT GMA0GG! PAIR wil sMem Jturday. With a 3UCA h wganizinj Mens Rayon "Mated ,Jdi 'ith moi as the Gabardine Slacks sh to for Reived all ou 'ave not 'usliki Officer: AT THIS LOW, Wesley LOW PRICE! 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