Show r The GARLAND READING DOWN THE SIDE WITH THE EDITOR A County Sanitary District Should Box Elder County be organized as a Sanitary District? That was the question discussed at a public meeting at the Court House at Brigham City last Monday evening at which representative citizens from most of the communities of the county were present The proposal that such a district should be established comes from the State Board of Health and the board of directors of the county mosquito abatement organization who have observed numerous unsanitary conditions which they feel need the attention of a sanitary authority The type of district organization that is made possible by a new law passed by the state legislature was explained by Ur Spendloe of the State Board of Health This would call for the employment of a fulltime physician at a salary of $10000 per year two sanitarians four public health nurses and a stenographer-secretarThese people together with the oifice and travel expense that would would cost the county an estimated $37500 per year be necessary it was stated at the meeting The county already is pay ing much of this amount for school nurses etc The organization inspection could be set up with the same board of directors that represents the towns on the mosquito abatement work county and its incorporated and would handle the mosquito abatement project as part of its duties and with the same funds now provided by the special tax that is being levied for that purpose In addition it would be necessary for the Sanitary District to a mill tax to bring in an estimated $18000 to finance the operation The remaining costs would come from lees and sources already being paid in the county such as the cost aheady ami fees being paid for two health nurses by the school district for meat and milk inspection which now go out of the county There would be some money available from state and federal funds for the district also it was stated levy Royalty Contests Tonight Set Stage For Wheat-R- e et Celebration Next Week-en- d FIDE IN THE PARADE Every or? who has a saddle horse and would like to ride in Wheat-Bee- t Day parade is invited is to to do so This invitation men women and children Anyone interested should contact F I Nye As to the duties of the officers of the proposed Sanitary District it was stated that they would have jurisdiction over all conditions which might affect the public health Sewage disposal is a problem that is becoming of increasing importance as the amount of such material that is being poured into the Mahul River and other creeks canals and even into the barrow pits along the roads in the county increases Fly breeding spots which are partially nullifying the work of the spraying operation also are demanding attention Whether these and other conditions require the cost'y organization proposed was only briefly discussed at the meeting hut received atBy Max Adams tention from many of those who talked it over afterward However Three days of solid packed en-there was unanimous agreement that the conditions complained of tcitau ment are assured all those must have corrective attention vv h o the Box Elder attend With the passage of an enabling resolution by all of the city County Fair and Rcdeo August and town boards of the county and by the countv commission itself 27 23 29 at the County Fair the Sanitary- District could be set up immediately and could begin in Trcmonton according functioning as soon as the funds sbrt to become available It could grounds board to the fair enforce the abatement of unsanitary nuisances everywhere in all The public will have the op city and rural areas and regulate the type of sewage disposal used by every rural home impose quarantines inspect meat plants milk porturity to see one of the finest in tields of exhibits producing facilities and perform many other functions displays The problem is one which every citizen should give serious con- langing from agntulture and livesideration stock to flowers fruits candy handicrafts faun mechanics and dozens of other typos of skills TESTIMONIAL SUNDAY and hobbies According to T A Summers of the fair president board it is anticipated this year’s exhibits will be the best in many By Anson B Call Jr years County Agricultural Agent Along with the fair there will be a rodeo Friday and Saturday Last week we discussed for a an talent outstanding nights marketreason for short time the and the show Thursday evening ing quotas and voting on the rewill be held Thurswhich parade 1954 Last year ferendum for day at 4 pm 153000 trere were approximately Fig Parade Outlined in the acres of wheat grown Several large floats have been All of county by 1200 growers for the parade and busiarranged these individuals who have 15 nessmen communities churches acres of wheat or more will be and civic groups are urged to The voting eligible to vote the Trcmonton participate by places will be open at 8:00 am Businessmen’s Association who are and will close at 7:00 pm today in charge of the parade F riday 14 August As a new feature a children’s The polling places are as fol- parade which will include dogs County Fair Offers Three Day Program County Agent Discusses Quotas eats— ‘A" consisting of Community Portage an Plymouth will vote at the Plymouth school “B” Promontory’ Community Howell Blue Creek and Pocatello Valley will vote at the Howell church Snowville “C” Community Park Valley Grouse Creek Etna and Yost will vote at the Snowville church Community “D” Fielding East Garland Garland and Riverside Garland will vote at the East church Elwood “E” Community Bothwell Thatcher and Tenrose will vote at the county FMA office in Tremonton “F” Beaver Dam Community Collinston Deweyville and Honey-villwill vote at the Collinston amusement hall Community “G” and “H” concf sisting Harper Brigham City Corinne Mantua Pery Willard and Boar River City will vote at court room the court county house Brigham City The question has arisen who js eligible to vote just those who Continued on page 5 - act as master of ceremonies ictivitv tonight when the eelebra Girls entered in the Lon queen and little princess queen will be chcscn at a contest to be contest are named as follows amuseGarland— at the Gailand ward Doris Mary Castleton ment hall at 7 o’clock Bingham Rayda Dorothy Hill Thirty-twgirls from the se- - Killjy Melba Hull Peggy BrockConnie Frederickson Gay of the valley ni:ui vcral communities Lila Kemp Carilyn will be cliche d in their finest Archibald Wilma to walk across the stage for the Manning Pulsipher La and of the judges in the Bee Rhodes Carol Anderson inspection ( arol Bingham queen contest while 25 contesTremonton RaNae Rock Roxey to seek the tants arc expected Davis Anderson A musical Betty little Shirley princess title Janiel Ewer and Sharwill he inti rspeise program on ’llourer to activities the judging t Fielding add interest the exont to Joyce Severson W:ol Jean Coombs Flor-which everyone is incited Evernee Anccr and Marie Peterson Joan Nish and Ila Plymouth Archibald Riverside Marlene Park Valley JoLayne Eorsberg Palmer Elwood JoAnn Francom Bothwell Roberta Anderson and Caylcne Harris These gills will meet the judges at Girls of the Garland First Ward at a tea in the Tabernacle 5:30 p m before the contest will leave for their three-daencampment at Bear Lake next Festival Starts Friday Actirities the queen honoring Monday morning with Mrs Howard Maughn and Mrs Arnold Lar- and princess will open the Wheat Beet celebration red Days Friday son as leaders 21 at 6 o’clock The ward has engaged the Girls evening August of band home near Lakota beach for the Following the program music and other numbers the outing in which it is expected will have another chance that practically every’ gill of the public to see the Bear River valley girls ward MIA will participate softball team in a game The girls will leave from the with the Cache valley girls The church grounds at 8 o’clock Monlocals won from the opponents day morning and they are re- across the hill here Tuesday in a minded to brirg with them in contest that was full of thrills addition to their bedding personal items and hiking clothing a Parade Saturday Morning The biggest parade in celebramusical instrument dish towel sun tan lotion and their tion history is in prospect for flashlight Saturday morning at 9:30 followlunch for the first day which will ing a band concert by the Hill be eaten in the canyon Field Airforce Band on the tabernacle grounds The band apJames White Set pears at 9 am Big chairman invites every parade Tri-Staand Business end organization in the val-interested individuals Store to enter a float A sale attract that should and foot racing Calf riding in the valley to their other sports will begin at the City everyone store here this Saturday is being Park at 12:30 Saturday and at advertisod this week by the 3:00 o’clock the Gariand baseball Lumber Company at Gar- team of the Utah Idaho league land nine in will play the Smithfield In addition to offering some what promises to be a real hot tremendous values there will be ccntest seme handsome prizes given in The celebration will conclude a nail guessing contest and door with a variety show featuring the Review prizes for all who come iMo the popular Roller Rhythm store as well from the Ecrthana at Ogden the a Indian dances Melody Girl? magician and other exciting acts AND STAKE PRIESTHOOD This will be held at the Armory MEETING LEADERSHIP and will conclude with square THIS SUNDAY dancing for everyone with Drew Whitney of Ogden doing the callBear River Stake priesthood ing be will and leadership meeting held this Sunday at Garland at RADIO SPEAKER— stake the usual hours the presiLeo Brockman of Garland will dency announces work Due to the repair being give the talk on the WCTU radio the 2:30 done cn the tabernacle Sunday morning at 8:00 it is meeting wilt be held in the ward o’clock over station KBUII The Relief Society will announced by Mrs Axel chapel month rot meet this lld First Ward Girls Get Last Tips On Camp Trip Sale At etc will precede the main affair There will be prizes awarded in Miss Beth Brown jail divisions of the parade Some of the top talent in the alley will appear Thursday night at 8 pm cn the talent show sj onsored by the women of the All talented resiFarm Bureau Garland First Ward will con- dents of the county up to 28 duct a farewell testimonial Sun- years of age are urged to partiday evening honoring Miss Beth cipate Anyone interested should Erown who has accepted a call contact Mrs Erhest Huggins of to fill an LDS mission to Swe- Bear River City chairman Mrs den Sarah Garfield of Tremonton or Miss Brown daughter of Mr Mrs Floyd Carter Corinne of Garand Mrs t Rodeo Henry Brown land is a graduate of the BYU Friday and Saturday nights at She taught in the Garland School & pm the rough and ready cowlast year and prior to that taught boys will $ry their luck on the at Orem Lucking fighting stock of Vern She will enter the mission Oyler rodeo stock raiser and heme next Wednesday for a short arena director With some- - of course before leaving tne to stock and many local and training rodeo for her field of labor cutside riders participating Speakers at the Sunday service fans can be assured of a bucking Calf riding and rep-irfood time will be Bishop Arthur Michaclis wll also be featured Pres C E Smith Geo F Stallings Ilenry’ Brown and the misMajor & Ms Horace Rose and sionary family have been visiting here & Mr Mrs Glen Thomas of this week Mr & Maior Rose will be Brigham Long Beach Calif visited Friday in Kansas for six weeks receiving Limb home at the F J special training Miss Beth Brown Gets Mission Call - r Saturday Mrs John visited Richards friends of here Mr fc Mrs Eugene Perry of Perry visited Mrs Ed Utly afternoon day |