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Show SERVICE CLUB COMMITTEES TO Tune "Blossom April PROMOTE rillmore. "Angel 5 April sl's"Bvt at 31ossom 11 April at Monti. 11 'April Not But Volume 52, Number 27 bye" at Nophi. Brigham City, Utah, Wednesday, April 2, 1947 Fourth And Eighth Wards Gold And Green Ball Is Gals All Dear April 12 "blossom e Mt- - Pleasant. Not April 13' Eut byo" at Dela. Street Apnl 12 "Angel Vernal. 1 Driving Counts present. Attendants Through April Art Exhibit at Spnngville county Art Exhibit, Weber scnools at Cgden. EC ill 11 W ltll IIS k It xhile ills .ouomohilc M.l ' .1 llvCIl'C xxa- - Center Detection i ai 3ux hidei Tilt tre of he fl tun A it cente jl'h .0 Box ect )f e furthei if the poMbilitv adw ibk tests to of cancer , . Centennial And Present-DaRoyal Iurtic .share The Double Throne at tilt (donation w Inch highlighted the .old and (liven ball staged jointly by the I)i'igham ( ttx fourth ami K.ghth waul, ta. Tiiesdax exening The pioneer n'leen and hei pal t Xxeie selected from the ivghlh xxa d .M 1. A and the Fourth ward Mutual the modem (Uten and hei attendants Pictured above, at left, the Eighth xxardT mud jiaitx, (,rait Jensen, I'elnia Allen, tin queen, and I.ouise Jepp.s n. and, before them, Little lliss .Marian Jeppson (lett), dmehter ol Mr. and .Mrs. eland . 'ppsoti, Paul Mm ell, son ut .Mr. and Mm Lyman M rell. ..ml Little Mns Joan '1 :nge, daughter ot Mi and Mis Stewart Tmgey. On the thrum at right, Fourth ward Fold and (Leen lOy.dti is Gle.nla Heaton, Wanda Freeman, the queen, and Mniam Lee. a.,d ie them Lit t It Miss Lmda Rasmussen, d.a.ghti r of Mr. and Mi s. Don Rasmussen. Sti phen Pi - Bnan.iai City doctoi ci Up dteu vudi tlu dime thiougn the centers the h a s of Th nm.so , dtion, M s Rnx ftfei'am of the South Box Eldei x Al! that the fiist day of success asserted, d e to thank doctois, whose coopeiation is essential to its success and of whom pei formed invalu-- i ie public set vice They can nl praised too highly for the eiduf mannei m which they e iieir tine o this eminent- ctnte' M-- xas highly Th m.soii wish especially s nvinu-- iod--vit- fold Is Jn Fall sepu.i'v f ' Injured Car From , i'i i . ter-se- and Mrs. Ro.xes J Mr. and Mis Hut Reeve. , Saandei Cliltoid lx inplelt c iaiguo, , itonmlishi d x - 1 e Urge Talking Up Bird Refuge At Meeting Tue. Immunization And Dental Clinic Friday .1 I - j t si, n ol Mi 11 1 1 :e-lect- i ei Ve ftel l'tl 1 addition, ailoiieu foi the medical Jeucct tin ductoi fiom state i: let funds ill weie tui ned to the c icnty chaptei by doctors to fu.t-the xxoik t y . , In icpu ted u a il nt at Dew ex die eailx iim lu n x Match Id, i o mug, B uhx s aut nubile ua bed into at tin odgi of seuii' station Tht station, oxx In highxxu 'll! h Ualt Sudbl'lX XXI- - c h ix it imaged in tin s md a i i UN It hx i ,i ped i uisi-shut thi i.i gistci ed Ur sane ol hi ivodiei in x s dete, rnii'e n l lhaiges anise tieili 1lH cxaminatioi undtig ni'g iif i county i oilcan Cancel flirt cancel de- '.ivt Wednesdax, Kliiei county iei-js.l- to in, ih i ing x hili tu e . oke i. ami to ill to eiklis at King ,i ohap-J- t nxokisl i .Hints A C ill, i itx tem a d x a si nit n e i to a! ot sex i il ninnin the in ill I ' h" cm, oli B' ohx nti nci d aii't i . ui i i x mg a i'll it jail on M.e h IT tie ic suitemid ads -- both t tv gui Success Of or B "In Bi igh i n On M m 'raise Doctors Ht i It n. II Petei'jn. and Lit tit Miss RaDene Reeve, duuehav ot il i,,V tmuii) at ion sl'l lllpox ,iii Horn OKI,1 mplii liei la 1)1 U Ll.en K to Id Id hool, it xxas t( I ' , i at Lincoln m dentist will a' nounced today inti ndi nt ol th tul licit' al the same time foi T Wllsmi, su lieat Ktxe Ml ,lnu Bud ict Dee Packer, Richard May Top Prize Winners ciuldicn school pic uge, it for i dUnii icgudmg t e Clean-U- p icfuge whlih light he glxeti In Slogan Contest For Centennial tout Is and out ol t xxn xisitois trus summt'i, m Winneis m the Cenlial and foi Centennial time," submitted pcs of indui fifth grade. Llr.eoln school slogan contest by Deveiell Olsen, Lincoln ing them to xlsit the tefuge school Wmneis at the W.lnon stiessed the point that 'xxen. .mnounced tills xvcck xxilv about tne iclugejtop ti nors going to I'ee Psja xvete the followingmfoirnatto. Did you evet see or hear, should m filth g ade pu,.ll at the Cen e not onlx intet Committees to m o ik A Salesmarffor The Regular Army He's but accuidte as xxeil and to Kichaid May about cur new Centennial year, tiai (hool S local F with the opeiatio'i and how we'll keep our yards V Fail Madsen, seuitary of of thi Lit coin fifth guide, at 'tiv utiuiting ulfiit havt been f so clean, so tie'll not be ashamed CVambui Commerce, the SI 0, $100 and 50 when they are seen, submitted appointed bx a nu'nbet of Bug pointed out thi fut that tie, ' Pr ieswillof Ire ham Cttx and B x Eldu courty awmded to the by Richard .May, filth gtade. ' ato, s ol hotils, mu oup gt opei and civic and vet vice clubs, me P'lie viomis at ec)i scho 1. "Beauty makes a lovely city, Miss Dixie Clay, local winner tels and scivtie station 111, have gone on the commu, Uv's piimipal i n- - N competition between xt hool we call help to keep it pretty. igmtions oralon ill the Amernan I.egion hi Id iceoirf , s adixelx sg, polling the 1 lloi S xVe call keep our own clean, in the tealmed cal eontext K at liglilai aim, nuuiting seixicc igham watei oiii lawn so it will grow logats luring i, its dme to pioiutc men foi Americanism i af program, ropie d Madsen e hool ,n given. We can keep the weeds Y list the 'Ct'iilai ,M Setgi ant sen ted Box Elder high school in ,j, , p,, .r rundied 'cats ot , angles removed, see how much yon Lo Hmxi'x R iVjj It op, local ie at In v. i to aut if and makr it yard can he impioved," sub the dist ict mnlest held r sain tills t'l'lng a' i si it Utx ulmntted bv Dee Pai k nutted by Ailene Wilson, fifth gin v, gan high school last Friday af xvi ek Mont Harmon To Take i ternoon gtade Get il the beam, keep Bug-haOur city is sj beautiful when Dale Christensen, Logan, Oig mi it1 its .xntci alieady Graduate Work submitted by seen, lets try and keep it alCit v clean, fust pi ce in the contest and willj have plidged tnen coopetatan n Donna Alexa-de- r, sixth guide submitted by ways clean, to the tcuui'm1 si 'vice ate tne re pi esi m th" district in the Mate) M nl Iicil moll K,fl Btigha-'Lets make Bii,h.vn slune Stoke, fourth grade. "s' Nj 10. Amer B ighum Cltx competition City Fuday ovenu g fm Eugene, t l an legion, Bughat City ol Hi Malmrose, commander OH.j.on, whcie he has been ac Golden Spike Driving Dramatization To Be a mie i ' Til Eld Box post. the local Legion post, Leon Tag ptc d in tin gt actuate school of ol Coniniciii, Bt igham Cilx R nail, Mis Frames Nicholas and thi Univeisltx of Oicgon fot Presented At Folklore Conference Friday taix (Jub, T e oi ton post of the m eh ol Miss Joan Rose accompanied post giatuato studv Li g'on Tiemonton Amo lean A diamatiation of admmist; at ton and uj,ei vision The Drivon Mis the A ii Logan Clay i trip ot C) an Vele. ign Hat n on i a giahnte of Utah of the Golden Spike, enacting Wats fiom Logan ,,t an inm Veil Repiesentatives Von (otilgi Pi o 'd bv a Box Eldei ounty cart, Box Elder and Bear River high State Agt icultui al college, wide and Hon vx tile Peop'o he obtained his bathiloi of sciwill be piesented as a feature of In ( 0 tsi were in the entered contest, ence issoi lalion in ch ol administhe folklore cot lei cnee in the degiee n I.t i addition, the Tieinont showing a fine understanding of tration Latei he was awatded Lafayette balhoom, Hotel Utah, Lions basic 'Ann mat ism ptinctples, a the deg ee (if mastei of cinee 'club, the Bt igham Cltx Salt Lake City Friday evening dub and the Bi igham City post, lined it to their teachers and in the um field, and in the at 7 .TO o'clock. Jhn Owens of ot 1910 tie attended themselves ( the high school speech departI. C Utah summit Hansen, 'Von) Ifoheit henev. ( Jartisi Koford, Sgt. Waldrop F'exx individuals tealie the N'oi th AO-- t' n umx ity at Evan Idaho Conti ul tailioad agent ment duected the play. ho in 111, woik domg hen until the line tetertlx ills Speaking charaiteis who will sold one m l!tdl, the other this week . importance or the value ot this stun, iston conPnuid opiiation, began w ot k lake part ate Lenoie Romei, lonlest sponsoied by the Amen stipe t il, a the said o his plan ,1 Aset Robinette, Jennie CarLxon, n xtsp- d i with the National Cat de ot tie oigamation can I.egion, ( onimnndei Malm Hat lullin' an indefinite vlt admg cm pm ation, and will be Ota Andoisen, Henry L. Thome, s'' a mental in seeming the cn From Washington, D. C. a want stated lose Pile ale cl t tie T h.ink lUghti i, Joan, stationed m Ogdi n to setve the Arthur Calls n, David O. Anderf hstment o! Robeit E Chi nev, cnuing the nog. ed to distill st ite and nation il moii iml n un in Bi igham C dv .it nol )H n Utah j shot c tixe of a Kodachonie (i'll south Fust west st.ect, J m tomtny Ogden, sen, E B Owen, A. Cairutheis, a the top wmneis, least anttl tie cl sc ot srtiool, fi,)X Ki, r i ounty and north to Oison A Chiistensen amlGeoige prte being ton National patk foi ue ham Cltx Kofoid advised Cue to of nwnided $1,(100 ill m winJ sin gi iiluated VRii.nl, and Cache valley to Pie L Johnson. Playing the roles of Tne (hulaiship high ou fot the ming book nix to am pt .re of tile the sum- - coufes'ant m the na f um Ii ' Um high a h io a ith ton He a ill - elmui to make xp( ctators in the east will be al Fhi li'ti is f'oin t e N ibs now offered bx paving LIW Uu (1 Dana! c nil t hi nut' Ul B igham Ctiv atiOrita Thome, Ray Chiistensen lation iaimx, anl Cneney appl.ed 91 n th Fou, ti a i t sticct land Mabel Flamm. Chaiacter enlistment and was swmn Moles, in costume, will be taken First Ward Enjoys Dinner And Entertainment the o"in Tacsdax foi an agirit the pv Keith F,rbgten in the part ills' 1 at C v a. s, Piesion, 0f an Irishman, Ruth Collins in Kotoul and the Ami nan Li p Ingham City the lole of an l A 't Indian maiden, i in ot.g have been on isle ) lor fixe p mi tj the aban- - IRauine Chiistensen as a Chinese It'ic .isitlir dmx, Sgt Wa l a linj Rennie He itne donmon' as a soldier ticougn ul Pit Ini'i ilcila ed It was Koford who, of tin Rctaiv cluo, the H Watkins will sing "ie 111 .. tu.t explai i i ;i, fust pi suadt'd nti to tom ,j0seph o o' ommi ice ai d lu E ho Canyon." .hn'ii1 gt Waidroo at i v " u gal ! Bi tg.i n ( it Thu d wai d eailx thic'e men lion il x b Na. r i' t'a looting c poi a ha ( ountx IeSomeone Fooled than ca. load linn h m Ik th ougli tin i tt u Lions ft n of i andi'O "H mi clutis hip" The t Service Clubs Pledge Support, Cooperate In Army Recruiting vx o' ini k i 1 jEegion Oration 11 - 'Winner Competes , In Dist. Contest V 1 ! P Lynn iPdikei J'v-yea- , old son t ms Lowell pat ki Big ini Cltx, siiffeteiJ se-- ' cut .'bout the face nd jn dnd hi um' to knees and ,('3 Bundax aftei n ot w hi n leaned against the car door, swung opm nd he fell out. nn has o Kxn sister. V1 an, I 111 ' Seven Months On St. Temp withe Grounds. and Queen George, i i Cantata at Sacred Aonl 13 (in'uimal Third ninth lo Fifth moth, the (l' l.ii, 'll, un to 'l inin'd as tin i lean up Itolarx club lroin First north mg s,.i of nut IioiuiIkI' 111 Thud ninth, the Chamber a ,,st exteilsix t "lie tally c ouuneice from Fust north to histo'X, tiiSXIls 'In warm Fust south, the Lions club from 8 Pages si iited Tuesdav hut "i south to Third south, the j. list in mu u a il her, "ta aheady Ante! lean Legion fiom Third uni rues tilnssu iimi, and the Centennial Group at (Use hill' lei s oil lit a lx in;; south to Filth south, AmVots lroin fifth south to the s hi luxxaid inakiiu bilgham Gives Praise For t it x "ilie innsl a'liailixe little south ntx limits committee. Of the general Super-Tid- y Yards lim n m I'tah " is ill charge buugh Chatles Clay Million 'ed h the south Box ot and adxertlsmg, Ed Special recognition tor su public'll I u'lnmitiee die Baud in charge of special duties pericr effort was, handed out l Idci Centennial hambei of Couiimi lie i lly beau ot the Boy Scouts, Ed Ward will this week by the Centennial litnalion coniiiuHcc has sCiuied oxersee tne clean up from Third cleanup committee for out standing results already obiiiopeiatlon ol all hunt cixic and ninth to the north city limits, a tained by some Brigham City vxlmlxxmd sci ice clubs loi Itaiford Benson from Fit st north residents. lb u will do axxay to Thi t d impuign noith, Leon Carxer from Placed at the head ot the w rn ex ei x him ghl Ix spot ill Fust ninth to Third south, and cleanup horor role was Ch crWilli all woikeis uiemg loxxn Smith from Third south 439 ies L. Angerbauc, east icsiiletils lo 'do it now, it is Wayne First south, and Laura Gil to the south city limits. planned that the ioih cited i ny bert. 79 south Second east. Committees appointed by the ill wind up Satui wide elloll diious service ciutrs to superOthers deserving high recogd ix night, id 1J, and Monday ttie ateas assigned lo them are Ferl erquson, moining, I, the illy s vise as billows ate James Blaylock, Waxne Jcp t links will stall thiough town Al Larsen, chairman, V F. W. person, Ernest Freeman, Her the debit and lubbish leinoxing Carl June Nelson Olsen, vin Bunderson, Chiistensen, Wally John Olsen, Joe Fuller, John oiled at Hie i mbs and Ralph Stokes. Dr. Harper Pearse, Musulas, The utx lias agreed to haul Junior Chamber of Commerce Leslie Thompson. Harry Han-lirchairman, Atntour oil, without i bulge, cvciy thing and Brigham City First dial can't he burned xxitli the Leon Carxer Jensen, Keith Eric Seashote, which ward, of Angerbauer is i xeeptlon ot links and dm Jensen and Dr H. B Mitchell. the caretaker. lloubi'lioldei.s will lie held re Rotary club Harold B. Felt, sponsible tin disposing of sur- - chairman, Alf Freeman, Lowell inns diit and links lot them Baron, Benin Bunderson, Dr. E. B Harrison and Orval Sackett. selves K R Owen Isiiiuimnui ol the Jim Chamber of Commerce beautification oily cleanup Blown, chriiiman, Lowell Packx ith W. er, J Leo Nelson, Willis Hansen, Charles oimiMtlci', (layhaugh, J Edwin Baird, Ed Harry Bloom, Jarvis Koford and I) Want, Iiaifoul , Benson, I.eon Henry Drewes ( aixei and Wayne Smith as Lions club Raymond Payne, It Blaylock as ehaiirnan, l)r. C. R. Jones and numbeis, and dneetoi member Carl Wold. The tom i ( American Legion Frank lllMl'lll ol the Im- Veieians ol Koieign Wais C m ol Box Eldei Ch ,nbo Ed Hansen, Pat liein a .signed lo supiw x ise sen, have mono eu'kd a i i mg T ues i ix die i lean ti fiom die towns Jensen and John M. Burt. of the hotel, moll and AmVets eveiing Paul Rosenbaum, eastern illy limits lo die western st lull n si x ICC opci ai a . nodh of Filth noilh chairman, Charlie Yamamoto, limits, my Cltx ii"giiim il sued The .tmuoi Chamber ot Charles Armstrong, Jim Nielsen of tin mi el Pi me ip pm p t w am to.nnune has charge trom and John W. Reeve. as mil mg iam 11 Sentenced To 12 i 'pourna 1- 1-' DeaI pairvie'. Trash Must Ce At Curb By April 14, When City's T rucks Will Begin Pick - Up; Will N"t Take Rocks Goodbye" Vot l begun-Api.- SCOURING TOWN-SID- E j ' ! t ' i 1,-- , i i -- i ' Af-to- An-Ve- file P.iik( - xxeie dnving ng a munly i ibd about ten its no thw t , f Ogden, at a mal i,ite of peed, x hen the 1 4 2 dooi J - o th, i,- )0UI . r!00 wung open, the child ct on the giavel load He was to Bug iam City, and A 1111(1 to Merronal Cooley yt - I- Bat foi t h 2 ticatment. lie cut thiough, gash n the head lip- - ( d Sfi VI ( "rc hi 'no t set tons iriut iVs 1 ' Hansen With i Natl Carloading . x Plans Battery C J i t I Reunion April 19 . Jne at niu, e union f Battei v I dn tu b 'i tiller' of Wot Id 1. xu1! (' held in the War I hom, in Brigham City j.'u(.('H eunlnji pul 19 Rul, 1 ' ' announced this rei will be scrxed, J Jjrttm was JL11(' tl i ot I'M 7 dij Of d 1917 V Fit c- . ' ) s 1 . ganied lat ycai - i i i c igh i n Vtx Leg, n ) st thi a i i k iterl xx ith an i nil m T'w Meeting ,e ' "-- . Date Is Changed i o V i -- ' t. fea and iihui eight on U' h n poll m fsle. 'ha on n u sin, ,lli Notice To Bicycle Owners Riixcle Licenses will he on ale L'i1 Mh fiom 10 A. M. to 5 I M. SaUtnlax I a City Ordinance proxnling that ah having bicycles must have a lict'w-'"inot having a license altei Saturday will n( a misdemeanor and subject to a tine hole MIS t Mac. D. Robinette, Chie'f of police. minus ot tile hi igham U take "ii i lah are requested of the ihange m met ling ui for Ihi xxeek Mi I a hhtx Fit tu mg ' i nts ii , Instead ot the reguldt m' ting the. Wednesday exening. Apnl ii,i) will meet Monday ixemng. on Apnl 7 at the Ringside Cafe de Nr ith Mam This action xxa meet i ided at the last regulat ing of tie organization Private Licenses And Solos At The Airport iKerisCs n be will tegulat Thursdax r,etin.' night for the Ve'eransj of Foteigti Wars with tin ee m nnig being devoted to tlt M.illation of new offteet fot the oinuig eai member are ui gt d alleiid , i Ft xx ch is Pn .ini'i Worn! B i, t, o t ' of t week foil" a ngt i It sts bx Jont. ( x.imiru solo 11, gut also the ai oi t a non 1, nt F ox d J ana" 'll na h ft, st p ip fail and I sti ucto' ol t d tw u pit tls, e Y mug nd A' den C t j i i t V.F.W. Meeting Thurs. To Install Officers 'fa $ t 'XG 4-- Xfc , , J J (. k vk JlSH First Wall! numbeis till IK out S;lt l.i night oi t licit' annual d mu f, scrx ed at the the partial pJioto aho.e are, tioni lH high school lafeteita Seated at the head tab in Ileht Ii i.t and Mi Able S. Kith, Mi,. r Session', to r.ght. Ilelci S sioii.'. John 01st n. John Oien. r.iltt P and Mr. Fred L. Fetei sen. Seated m the left foreground ate Mr and Me Doxid O Anoerson. Rennie Denial's is the a eonli.tnirt 11 M-- ( i - From City, Putting Dimes In Meters! The latest "pick-up- " from the oarking meters in Brigham City yesterday indicated that I I I I B batten- pint the eunt n ate legulm at mx xxhi J touch with Rue! to1 cl, in it man ' is Koford or Ail com l it tee on ici urm ' t and a 'ast of Bi igham Cltx jtio the ck,n PUS i t and Lagan a national gua d ftdeialled in the H'ntx eunton was held L M hem lx "8 to ,,u, ii'cd tu in f xx x Till t - Detroit ft orn tne A di ill. d 1( 'U i -in Fu d 'P t - (ompanx jv; hi n 'The Foi d enjov leada (.ni.lat.on of 1 ,B00,0fK and semi u mateiial ers Tne photog.aph pet taming to Utah f our July I3 ie 115 persons had risked the heavy fines and j'ail sentences for conviction of imposed "slugging" the machines. In the collection, along with about a reck of 'pennies and nickels, were: Six thm brass rings, such as are sewed on drapes. Two werth kens, each. One aluminum cut-dow- n five-mi- one-hal- f five-mill ll to- cent to- ken. value the same. Eleven one-mitokens, cut down. Two Brigham Transportation company metal checks. One lead slug. Two "for amusement only" checks. washers. Canadian pennies. Three U. S. pennies with holes in them. Eleven dimes. Sixty-thre- Two e |
