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Show .jgtnammCnity Meircllnaimts IPirepanre n i! egion One Choruses Y mg hfnorttem Vd better arrive early. The youthful chorus wm slt roof of the in the blithe 1 tabernacle ' Thursday, Will VOLUME 56, NUMBER 15 No Place For Toasting Marshmallows SlTh.SVS.1 APril and four boys fof Region One (north-hig- h schools gather m' competitive singing. Uivt begins at 7:30 p.m. :was the announcement 8 PAGES BRIGHAM CITY THIS SATURDAY eve "Not A Clearance, But A Patronage Dividend .. On Wanted Items," Says Merchants Committee Annually one of Brigham Citys most sensational days of bargains, 'Dollar Days will be held next Saturday, April 14, morning when the stores open, according to plans of the merchants committee, sponsoring Elder Box Johnston, the trading event. v... Sool singing instructor, chairannounced Ole the day, Brigham City even Zundel, During the of charge tn man of the Brigham City mer- expects to see the biggest crowd nly about will leave down town since last Peach for tabernacle chants committee, today. in the and to do the biggest buscomment-Vttos- e .hiic" Johnson It will be one of the best bar- Days iness since the day before last for in wishing to .attend Brigham City gain days a long time, commented Zun- Christmas. 'It's simply in the cards," said del. And most of the merAnd chants up and down Main street Zundel, Ive checked on most ' echoed the sentiment and rein- of the stores along Main street forced It with preparations .for and the business section, : and offerSaturday selling values that can without exception theyre only be described as sensation- ing valuable, wanted merchandise at amazingly low prices to al. Dollar Day In Brigham City attract Saturday shoppers." Rain or shine, snow or sleet, will begin at 9:30 oclock In the Its Bure to be a terrific day of business for Brigham City mer-- , American Cancer societys a 'Recently Pre-Schochants, a terrific day of values was speech survey ol unancer Crusade is now held at Lincoln and savings for customers from and Central N to announced it was schools under the direction of far and near who will be atGlen Humpherys, " ' Mrs. Tr. Le Roe Jones from the Utah tracted by Dollar Day. iETTEf 16-1of the South State Agricultural college and 7 The Dollar day bargains will gn chairman Up ACS. LAS 13 of his graduates to determine Ider division of the be advertised in a special Dollar chairman announced that the number of students who Day edition of the Box Elder The summer round n commun-airmeof the ward and need speech correction of some up of the Brigham City Lincoln .Journal, to be published and 7 for the drive had kind. It was found through the will be held Monday, distributed Friday. Every page school, Intense Heat Drove Firemen Behind Doors in and ed appointment SO survey that approximately 16 from 1 to 3 p. m. end of the issue of the Journal will Aprfl oil Oil a Mountain alarm two when battled fire that destroyed they Friday afternoon, students need correction work. tulating them said: Tuesday, April 17, from 9 a, m. advertise savings in local stores . this y now in accepting This week teachers at the two Distributing Co. warehouse on Seventh South and Main. Damage was estimated at until 12 noon, Mrs. Burt Reeves, that will total thousands and .. you have committed $4000 to $5000. (Photo by Fred Pierson.) grade schools will notify parA., thousands of dollars In 'direct president of the Lincoln P.-ents of children who need speech iterest, talent and a large savings for Dollar Day shoppers, said today. to a job Our one big idea In Dollar it of your time correction work and a meeting is held each The round-uis planned through ,the cooperanothing less than saving year for children who will start Day is to demonstrate dramatition of the school, the Jayceettes school the following fall. Re- cally that ltr pays to shop in one and the board of education. it task is two fold: City, said D. M.. Maquired age for Starting to school Brigham Janet Gourley of , the Mrs. Clair Knudson, president Oil licitation of funds to carry Is six years by son, secretary-manage- r next September SAR $4,000 honored at Weber Col- - of the Jayceettes, con-n- d Chamber of Commerce. . , fight toward cancer October 31, 1951. that urged Were to show that two the promotion of Kge . going S,K is parents make a special effort to the for those It Nineteen members of Brig- JoAnn Hess, student at Box children whoregistration ucational attend the meeting planned if program . that will attend kinder- Brigham City merchants can ODum-me- r. to Fire Chief Glen cording ' volunteer Elder high school, won first garten this summer, and en- ffer better values than stores of ell save lives of some their child is is need of correc- ham Citys ; Apartment answered a two place In the Sons of American titles the child to a free physical anywhere In the United States, tion work. Dr. Jones' hw stated riends and neighbors, an the uphill battle, Fighting' Revolution speech contest held examination that some cases can be helped a arm fire last Friday at 1.45 firemen across the nation this at-- a by the family phy- and show people of a wide area aimed their hoses at last m at the high school sician. The doctors at Monday e, warehouse of the waves of oil cancer will be launched fee will be that Its pleasant and profitable . Immeasurably during the ten flowing from the under the direction of Alf Free Mountain Oil Distributing com-o- f 1. The first weeks course planned. board of education. to. trade in Brigham City," he the abjective is Others, by paid motel the warehouse towards Thor-um, Seventh south and Main, man, principal and Joyce 000 to continue the prowill take avoid To l?3" course, it was continued, not , just on special longer. congestion, and a A? immediately south, kept V most director. sales days, but every day ot.the. speech Dr. Jones came to Brigham to f ght,.one. 5 of children asked and research, education that 5000 parents two on stream playing ' . w - j fires In this serous of Janet irvice to cancer and held a Attractive clinic for come City barrels as Gourley notified speech patients, by appointment year." of oil joined to the Miss Hess talk was titled And who years. the merchants obiMiss are, elected was two several weeks to wmd and Immediate are be sent out Brtghafn City years ago building on fire. In fear' they Freedom. Other winners were cards which Damage to the small ware- would cooperating to stage Dollar Day; not who an s the saving of as many iCollegiite for 1991 at Weber and the progress of the children ' ; does receive Anyone talk who Patricia Wood, second, explode, house crammed full of all types ''00 persons who die of appointment., card by .the end of emphasize , mat. bpefc. pl the fen, lieges annual Mr. and Miss was most gratifying. Compliolr.g matters, the heat ed On "Constitutlot)-- ; and Con this of car oils; was estimated-- , be' dance last Friday week is asked to get In satlonal and colorful Denar- Day needlessly' everyoT.'''illegible tween $4000 and $5000. The fire forced open a large faucet, the nie i Lou SIggard, third, who touch ' with Mrs. Irt every loeal store now you must be proud to evening. ' to one Eugene F. offerings, of which of on the led Red, "The pipe talked, Flag occurred when Jim M&ody, emthere is a solid background of : Ome333. an , Wright, phone Sponsored by Sharmea, 5000 Blue. White important role in this a .and barrels, gallon creating ' fraternities ploye of the Seely Service sta; Parents are asked to bring modem high quality merchanwork. Be assured that we ga ahd' Alpha Rae MTS tion, located in front of .the steady, flow of oil into the lire, atcol schools In and (Held the childs birth certificate, Im- dise, merchandise that Is offered ateful in accepting " your and sororities, the dance is high The heat was so intense most a with started warehouse, pump W. the record and conta- every day of the year at: fair Weber munization ration of service to state, hu- tended by all leges throughout college an electric switch; and sparks of the firemen suffered minor Vosco local S. A.R. mem gious disease history to the and honest prices, merchandise Call, students. ? on faces. skin burns their The that Is backed by a local firm caught fire in the oilway, ac- - fire was In charge of the pro round-up- . Janet, who is the daughter ' of finally put out about ber, was and a local name, . by people here. of R. N. gram Mr. and Mrs. an hour and a half after It start Gourley : ' ' v Job you know. A. Mrs. Orson were Agronomy Accepts at Judges ed, with the aid of chemicals. Brigham City, is a freshman ,'J fait vices Held .an "Everybody has ; O. David Anderson equal She . graduated from Pre-SchoWeber. Two Brigham City fire trucks Christensen, With U. S. Government ol chance and an equal opportunEarl Madsen. last iHervin Bunderson, supervisor Box -- Elder high school J. Wayne Whitworth, graduate were called to the scene and the and committee ity, the merchanta of Maintenance and Transporta- in spring. agronomy from - the . Utah fire truck at the Intermountain At the contest, Call paid trib points out, Everyone la Invited, a Nelson : At Weber she is a member of tion for the Box Elder school State Agricultural college, has Indian school was held in read ute.to the late President George and everyone will be here DolAlbert Smith of the L. D. S, Up district, was elected president of been appointed assitant agrono iness. Sharmea sorority (HITE lar Day. It will be a great day!" mem a club who was had been loss the The covered church, Brigham City Rotary eral services for Leora Carpartially mist with the United States de LSUALSi offind held at their meeting last , Friday partment of agriculture bureau by Insurance. ber of the society who To register youngsters lson,' wife of Orville I. fices in It for the past 50 years. will attend the first grade at noon at the Howard cafe: ' of plant industry, according to were conducted Will Wed-AprAt the time of his death he was Central school next fall, the anHe replaces TeWayne Wood- the U.S.A.C. news bureau. 8 4 at 1 oclock In Clifford Odean. Nelson ... SAR. of round-uthe trustee a national Willard. will nual land, eventh Whitworth, who Is the son of ward chapel with iorms be held April 18, Wednesday, Others elected to head the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitworth Returns To San Diego Lewis S. Wight presiding Its i the coming year are David O. of Brigham City, will work on from 1 to 3:30 oclock in the inducting. Clifford Odean Nelson, Rd. S. vice president; Rulon rubber Springs afternoon and all day Friday. Anderson, er it the in offer-Erso- l production Crystal home was i A high school boy and girl y. Theron B. Lee, City, Texas. His new duties will M son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor This registration is a The final Lincoln school Berchtold. Prelude from Box Elder county may be Baron, secretary; So for and include work on weed control in Nelson, recently returned Fife to attending Kindergarten eachers and association treasurer meetDouglas wstlude were played omfortai Aimed of the U. S. navy by named General further duty with the and the first grade. will be held, Monday, April Walt Mann, directors. As im- the guayle fields. ing ernal Lund. Armed on USAC Teat San Deigo, following a 15 Forces For a Day "If you keep your appoint- 16, postponed from, Thursday, mediate past president, md Guayle is the only rubber Nelson offered the in-leave. Mr. Nelson has been Forces Day May 19.' serve as will Woodland ment days you will not have to wait April 12, at the Central achool to is Wayne that grow followed practical plant by a duet That title is the top prize in director. auditorium,- - beginning " at 8 sed of United States. While at in the navy for the past year Barkle, daughter of Mr. so long, said officers. in the Joyce Mrs. ArmThurza Kothe overseas Moyes a contest sponsored by served and in has .eathers besides to was in the evening, officers officers oclock advised Each are, Barkle Mrs. parent Retiring and the U.S.A.C. he did research to Lyndon k Birdie Smith. They ed Forces Day general commit- Woodland, ich or Hervin Bunderson, determine the depth to which rean waters for the past eight Deweyville, ana a student at the bring their childs birth certifi announced today. i Have 1 Told You Lately tee it was announced today by opers, record Rulon Baron, 24D penetrates when applied as months on a destroyer. vice president; Highlight of the meeting will Utah State Agricultural college, cate and immunization ve You. faille Fred Burt Brigadier General Morris B. was elected Foresters Queen by and contagious disease record. be the election of new officers. secretary, and Theron B. Lee, a weed killer. poke followed ibrics. Serves In Air Squadron by a duet, A boys orchestra, playing Incommanding general of treasurer, and Ed Ryan, Dr. J, H. the members of the school of However, 6aid officers, do not Hansen and Utah Juanita Donald W. Hawks, aviation t Hill air force base and She has been present- attend if the child has a cold, struments purchased by the P.T. Rasmussen and Dr. E. B. Harri Call played a record of the forestry. That 'Wonderful . state project officer for the church Christmas structural mechanic, first class, ed with many gifts, donations of fever or rash. A., will entertain those attendpresidents liet hos son, directors. 1 of ' Mine." . USN, 'Portage, Utah, Is serving local stores, and will reign over W. Vosco Call message. ear. Those who do not receive ap ing. Following the meeting the Armed Day observance. Forces At the meeting .! Tackett then I es 8i spoke. Reporting on recent trips were with Air Transport squadron 32, the activities of the annual For- pointment cards may come any fifth and sixth grades and their Besides being named general and Ed Ryan both paid tribute ou Truly was sung by for a the two winners a to the late President George Al- Dr. George A. Boyce, Theron B. Naval Air Station, San Diego, esters Week, now being held. time during the hours listed on parents will dance In the recreaday, !i' leppson, Nellie Larsen the Calif. , . tion halL boy and a girl will receive a bert Smith of the IL. D. S. church. Lee and Ed Ryan. erl Log sawing, flag racing, log Wednesday or Friday. and li Andersen. rank, of si general star at silver Logan log burling chopping, crepe "8 remarks will were by Bish-SOTake Reins For Year Of Work n slips flight in an air force plane, canyons first dam, snow shoe of Frank tours Nedbalek on be taken inspection pink. racing, and bitter feuding bePiano solo, Oh My military bases near Ogden and tween the foresters .and engiThe . benediction was Salt Lake City, and will be at a neers will be climaxed oy Melvin B.E. Bott Leland guests of honor on the reviewdance in Joyces honor Friday id co' cated grave ' in ing stand of the Armed 'Forces night F ight ity. cemetery. Miss Barkle was recently trio Day parades in those cities. tiSteps to alleviate a threat to icy Sizes elected a member of the UEAG. the Irrigation water supply of fill up, consequently Competition for the covetedstuis. . R.O.TXt Sponsor corps. This Is Box Elder county, and to remedy lowlands. , tle will be by high school the her first year at the UEAG. erosion In Cache county and IWhile the danger is not immidents writing an essay on jMd Freedom. deShe Is studying toward a Franklin county, Idaho, were nent, Box Elder county farmers topic Defenders of A.rm-econsidered last Monday at a stand to lose Cutler dam as . a This topic is the slogan for gree in Physical Education. Forces Day emphasizing that meeting called at Logan and reservoir, If the silt continues to navy the power of the army,dedicaPreston, Idaho, by the Cache pour in and fill it up. Chamber of Commerce. If the present erosion conmarines and air force is Vie of tne Attending from Box Elder tinues, said Mason, It will not banning, 5 former ted to the preservation Richer at Box county were Anson B. Call, B. E. toe many years before the CutElder ideals of peace and freedom.suband elementary . Essays will .be judged on county agent; George Davis, ler dam is useless to Box Elder originalMerle farmers." county commissioner; s Jarland has been ap-ii- i, ject matter, grammas, ant Three plans were submitted Markham, U. S. Forest Service, , ity, effectiveness and sincerity, superintendent D. M. Mason, secretary-manage- r as possible solutions 'instruction for Nevada, General Harbold said. Box and were to the men Two Brigham City , iB ver of the Box Elder problem: (1) A dam placed at D-listed as candidates for student South Cache and Bearinvited Gunderson, been the mouth of the canyon made body offices at the Utah State Chamber of Commerce. school, who high schools havewide contest. ated with him After meeting at the Cache by Dayton and Five Mile creek Agricultural college in Logan by at Gar- - to enter the state water. the colleges news bureau to county court house, the group for storage of the run-of- f Inspected erosion areas on Bat This plan would be expensive. the Utah Edu day. Plan Meeting Leon Whitworth, son of Mr. tie Creek, Five Mile creek and (2) Another possible solution Ration as executive Legion Mrs. Charles Whitworth of Dayton creek, all of which emp- would be a series of smaller and Evening Box in teaching Thursday eii9 LeAmerican City, Is a candidate for ty into the Bear river near Pres-ton- dams to halt the rapid flow of Brigham many yearS , Brigham City bus! ; water and cut the amount of . . hold be president of the student-body- . at principal of gion post 10 will War Above these three ; streams silt carried away. This metbod Another candidate for president is ness meeting at the .,andale Nevada, from Box Elder county is Bill the Bear River was clean,'- ob may not be permanent because rned to the former rial home Thursday; evening, served Secretary Mason, but a the silt would soon fill up the ' Garland. rsn. daughter of April 12, beginning at 8 Capener, Geo JJj Arnold Gilbert, Brigham City, few miles farther silt from them small dams. (3) The last possiWcltvCharles Anderson according to Commander ble solution is a prTr3 it tree son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gil muddied the river. Farmers in Franklin county planting hi threat, is one of . the candidates bert, i ti bold Atgethe meeting the honors assume his new Newly Elected Rotary Officers three-yea- r council- face losing valuable farm land the soil, but this WouJ necessithe U at Carson seeking post to Jbe City, banner awarded, outgoingpresident ; man post. through erosion while' Cache tate a fertilizing problem end will be d left to right, Theron B. Lee, treasurer;. TeWayne Woodland, high membership and Rulon Baron, secretary.; Election- was held at the elections will be held farmers, on the receiving end, would take many years to be Primary president; Bunderson, Hervin ' ' to the colors. are watching the river channel effective. ' ' Howard cafe. Thursday, April 12. of meeting Friday noon, at the Ward ' DOLLAR DAY SALE PLANNED IN ; Ln girls' ;l ;l BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 11, 1951 balcony as well as in the mng the best of theThat afternoon choir loft. Each chorus will performars wil give a special Jest; wo numbers and performance. will be judged on them for On May 3, all of the Region One orchestras will meet at The singing festival is the South Cache and on first of a series of competitive the Region Ones May 10, all bands will musical events that will be held meet at Bear River high school. in Region One schools and it At Bear River the bands will is the biggest this spring. I their competitive numbers. Play . On Thursday, April 19, the After they will give marching mixed choruses will gather at displays under the floodlights1 North Cache for a similar music on festival. On April 26, instrumen- all the football field and will gather to play several numtal and vocal soloists and bers at the same time. tomorrow !; TTT Tomorrow V gnpeirValimes Fnir DDoIlflaair UDaay, SsutmuyqDay i ; 1; F. t Plans For Wn Named Speech Clinic rrogressmg Round Set April pre-scho- -- I Ti r I S ; , V r t re-ilit- Warehouse Destroyed Friday By Fierce Fire; Damage Estimated At p JoAnn Hess Wins Speech Meet 1 20-ma- n pet Gourley Is ' Honored AtWeber , , J;: gallon-- ' ''j y) k if ( 4: S . Of Rotary Club Last Friday Noon , j For 1 Round At Central Set il Air Base Slates ' . Lincoln PTA 1 p pre-scho- Essay Contest Named Foresters ca-- Parent-T- Queen At . ? ? . . . Har-bol- Stef-m?in- g , Danger Of Silt Laden Bear River From L Si I Farms Is Inspected ; Idaho To ' Assistant d I Schools f For College Studentbody Posts w-de- r, n- : i:ahor , T - . - : Ca,cutta y'afeet8 square: 1000 Phone your news to regular 'liii Hold Meeting Mon. 1 f V i |