| Show t THE GARLAND ESTABLISHED YEAR— 'EIGHTEENTH NATIONAL No ASSOCIATION yyu4n&tA-- Johns W Vernald m Editor A PubL A TO THE CHURCHES NEWSPAPER IS A TOWN’S ASSET MOST VALUABLE W Babson —Roger NtXT READING DOWN THE SIDE THE WITH IIOT EDITOR No one came near the polls to vote and even the Judges themselves let the day go past without casting a ballot That is the Primary Election score from the Standrod precinct except that the judges did remember to fill out their claims for the day’s service That is a story that ought to become some kind of an election day classic The chance ers the by in nearly streets traveller in would have the display of every window town been flow- along the offerings of bouquets members of the Garland Flower Garden club brightened up the local scene materially The effort will be continued the club officers advise The Many Saturday of the showe arrangements excellent taste in their preparation ond many of the flowers were of exceptional beauty The Garden club is performing a worthy community service in encouraging the growing of flowers in our town and the generosity of many of its members who never hesitate to furnish flowers for public occasions year after year is worthy of commendation has an which requires that all property in the city kept within a height inches Cincinnati Commissioner Privilege By New EVERT PRINTED UTAH ordinance weeds on limits be of ten Loans Extended Legislation has A sustained enthusiasm Garden Club Call marked the work- of the young club Meet to Plan men of the the For Flower Show in their preparation for Wheat and Beet day amateur Plans for the Wheat and Beet rodeo here August 3 Flower show with which will with nothing but a Day Beginning be held the "glad” show of the genuine interest in rodeo work Bonneville Gladiolus Society will and sports these young riders of be perfected at a meeting of the and Garland the valley have perfected Flower Garden club next financed a live wire organization evening at 8 o’clock and during the past two months Monday All members are by have constructed a rodeo arena club officers to be requested The present would be a east of town that will be held at the meeting credit to any small western comthe brary Bleachers from munity been Garland city park have placed around the new grounds CROP INSURANCE to accomodate the crowds who ADJUSTOR NAMED will gather to witness the show II L Richards has been desigthe club is arranging as the of chief attraction Garland’s nated as crop insurance adjustor Where Wheat and Beet day celebration for Box Elder county inClub officers state that equip- losses have been sustained on ment and stock have all been sured acreage indemnities will as adequate be paid as soon rodeo and amafor their engaged teur riders in every section of proof has been made of the loss Federal crop insurance on winthe state have been contacted to insure the spectators a rousing ter wheat is now available at the AAA offfice or thru the county club good show Ferris Garrett agents Jed M Morten-sepresident declares that no effort authorized A E Buchanan and Peter will be spared by the boys to make this year’s show one that C C Petersen Wider choice in the amount of is genuinely entertaining They are anxious to have the people of insurance he buys is offered the the valley give them full support winter wheat grower this year so that their venture will pay its way Teen Canteen News Some worthwhile prizes are be ing advertised for the events The production of “Alice’s Blue A purse of $75 will go to the men who win in the saddle bronc Gown” a play to be presented at riding the best bareback riders the Teen Canteen on Monday will get $45 and the calf roping July 22 is now in full swing and to be most enjoyable prizes will total $75 There are promises also cash awards for the wild for those who attend The young cow milking contest the wild Thespians have worked long and diligently to make their play a mule race and other events us urged success and everyone A short program is to be there ENLISTMENTS IN ARMED to be presented along with the The public is invited and play FORCES ANNOUNCED the performance Is scheduled to The recent enlistment of Box begin at 800 p m Elder County boys is announced Mrs Vernon Hansen was unas follows: able to be at the Canteen last Ross Mantlo Bowen of Collin-stoto continue her Saturday night Robert Marcus Ipsen of instruction on ballroom dancing Willard and Gale Davis Wood of but promises to be there next Corinne all reenlisted in the Saturday night for those teen navy during the month of June agers who desire her help In July Ebbert Lee Elswood of The Canteen will be closed Corinne enlisted in the US army on Wednesday July 24 because and Philbum Leo Gilbert of Co- of the holiday rinne Eugene Oliver Garfield and Jarvis Ben Koford of BrigUSES OFFICE TO BE ham City enlisted in the navy CLOSED E J Holmgren of Garland president of the Box Elder CouNational Farm Loan Associnty ation has received word that Prehas signed the sident Truman bill extending the authority to loans for anmake Commissioner other year Land Bank loans are made on a basis of 65 per cent of the normal agricultural value of farms and Commissioner loans the Land Bank may supplement loans up to 75 per cent of the normal agricultural value Commissioner loans are limited to $7500 to any one borrower If a farm does not qualify for a Land Bank loan it may qualify for a first mortgage Commissioner loan on a basis of 75 per cent of the normal agricultural value not to exceed $7500 The Box Elder County National Farm Loan Association has $34060000 outstanding in Commissioner loans as well as outstanding in Land Bank loans Local officers and in directors of the addition to Mr Holmgren are: A W Bishop vice president E Ross director Emery Wight Miller director C E Kunzler director AND $$$$ Food Washington — subsidies during the last four years cost America’s taxpayers more than a $5500000000 Congressional committee reports Had the consumer paid these subsidies directly during a period of highest income in history the national debt would be less than it is today f day on Saturday WEDNESDAY Clark M Rasmussen manager of the Brigham City USE S office announced that Wednesday July 24th will be observed as a holiday and the office will be closed for that day Rasmussen also stated that the office is now operating on a week and will not be open Mr A Mrs Bill Isom Lake City spent the the P C Petterson home of JULY 19 FRIDAY Salt at Ward quorum by bishops and priesthood leaders are reminded the stake presidency of priesthood leadership meeting to be held at the usual hours Sunday at the stake tabernacle The stake welfare committee meets at noon the bishops ot the stake and the high council hold separate meetings fit 1:15 and the regular meetings for all groups begins at 2:30 Girls committee chairmen are not meeting this month Sunday School to Meet The Sunday school workers from all the wards of thd stake will meet at pm in the tabernacle for their union meeting advises Mrs Kleon Kerr stake secretary All are urged to be in attendance Richard Griffin Given Permanent Army Rank Walla Richard Walla Was- h- Lt Col V Griffin base deputy commanded at Walla Walla Army Air Field is among the 9800 “top cream” veterans of World War II nominated by President Truman for permanent commissions in the regular army He has been recommended for the permanent grade of first lieutenant Col Griffin a native of Garland Utah joined the AAF in 1935 as an enlisted man was later appointed an aviation cadet and was awarded his pilot’s wings and officr’s comreserve mission at Kelly Field San Antonio Texas in November 1940 Before enlisting he was a student at the Utah State Agricultural His wartime record inCollege cludes a total of 50 missions and 272 hours in combat with the 15th Air Force in Italy As an AAF pilot officer Col Griffin is a qualified first pilot on B 24 BT-and aircraft At Walla Wally Air Army Field Col Griffin has served as base Supply and Maintenance Officer prior to assuming his present duties as Deputy Base Commander As one of the 9800 successful applicants from an original list Col Griffin is the of a signal honor The War Department judged the candidates on the basis of their record of performance of duty and on the results of a comprehensive written examination and of an interview before a board of high ranking regular army offiof 108000 cers REED BISHOP ES DISTRIBUTION PRICE 1946 Stake Leadership To Meet Sunday Enthusiastic Group Readies Wheat - Beet Day Rodeo SUBSIDIES FOR TI1URSDAY FRIDAY ' ELECTION last impressed 19- GARLAND 81 EDITORIAL "" AVGUST RETURNS Mr & Mrs Reed are Bishop their parents Mr A Mrs visiting A W Bishop Reed who has been with the army in Japan rereceived his discharge cently from Camp Beale Calif Snowville Marks Power Line Completion A YEAS Committee Names Celebration Queen Miss Colleen Thompson w ho represented Box Elder county in a recent contest conducted by the Daughters of the Pioneer was t named the by day committee Wednesday evening to preside over the activities of the day as queen of the celebration Marilyn Rogers and Lola Ruth atwill act as her Thompson tendants The royal party will be given a place of honor in the parade which will be held promptly at 10:30 Saturday morning and at the rodeo at 2:30 in the after- Register Now For Princess (Contest Candidates for the little princess beauty contest for children ages two to five should register with Mrs Duane Archibald or Mrs Andy Campbell by July 27 it is announced this week The contest Is in charge of the Civic And Home Arts club State Plans to Aid Local Festivals During Next Year Most Utah counties and all Utah Centennial areas will have an opportunity to see some of the nation’s better artists in many fields under the state program for the being developed Utah Centennial in 1947 David L Trevithick public relations director of the Centennial announced this week Several caravans of talent will tour the state and one or more of them will visit every vicinity — so the residents may enjoy performances not only never before available to the smaller communities but seldom available in the state at all' These Shows are not expected to show a profit in fact a loss is a foregone conclusion but It will be a part of the state’s 100th Birthday party The development of the prois posed programs part of a of development the general Centennial program which includes: 1) Local county or area celebrations financed and sponsored by the local groups with r some possible additional talent or features provided by the central state committee 2) A beautification program all communities whereby for their own good and by community cooperation make their communities as attractive as possible 3) Providing of topnotch productions with famous stars the cost of which could not normally be borne by smaller communities In the latter category according to Mr Trevithick there is being arranged under the direction of Dr Lorin Wheelwright production manager of the arts division of the Centennial a number of important events Tentat- ively they are: 1) A grand unit with opera famous stars to visit some of the larger cities of the state 2) A light opera unit with guest stars to visit nany sections of the state 3) A variety and thrill show with chorus modern band vaudeville and mystery acts thrill acts comedians and name stars to be as far as possible with presented local celebrations 4) Symphony concerts for the larger centers 5) Special acts in connection with local rodeos or other celebrations 6) Special appearaees of motion picture stars The citizens of Snowville are welcoming the advent of electric service into their community this Friday Saturday and Sunday July 19 20 21 with a theree-dacelebration The occasion will mark the completion of one section of the Utah Power & Light Company’s UNION PACIFIC TO GET extension of its lines which will MORE FREIGHT CARS eventually total 172 miles and serve 250 customers Snowville Omaha Neb July 12— A move is the first town to be reached to alleviate the critical nation- Other communities to which lines wide shortage of box cars by orare now being built are Holbrook dering 1500 cars at a total value Stone Howell Blue Creek and of nearly $8000000 was announHansel Valley An invitation is ced here today by G F Ashby extended by the people of Snowof Union Pacific Railpresident ville to those of the surrounding road towns to attend their celebration is expected to Begin SHIBATA GEORGE Delivery and homecoming These orders early next year On Friday July 19 the openAT WEST POINT are in addition to recent conevent will be a picture show ing Garland tracts of Pfc George Shibata let by the Union Pacific at 8:30 in the ward hall totaling has recenty completed his pre- Saturday'spmevents will start with nearly twenty two million dollars for 65 passenger cars paratory training at Amherst co- a parade at 11:00 am one of 1000 box cai and 500 automollect and has now been enrolled the features of which will be the bile cars at the US Military Academy at Box Elder Sheriff's County West Point Mounted Posre Mr & Mrs Kenneth Smith Mr A barbecued beef and barbe- A Mrs Dallas Stokes and Mr & cued mutton lunch will be served VALLEY COUPLE MARRY Mrs Shirley Larsen spent Sunday 30 Cutler DeLeMar Arbon 10 and services at School Sunday noon 12:00 In at the afternoon in Logan Canyon and Bear Lake The electricity committee Mi and Mrs H S Tingey of will be children’s races a softball am an evening service at 7 30 Riverside announce the marriage a rodeo horse racing and pm with a special speaker and prises the following membrs: " “ ” Fither Parke George Garbanati of their daughter Luana to Keith boxing and a mounted drill by st 9 00 pm a sacred musical Earl Hickman' J W Larkin Coombs son of Mr and Mrs Er- the Sheriffs posse At 9 00 pm program Extension of electric service to Several committees have been vin Coombs of Fielding which the street lights augumented by the farms and rural communities took place Wednesday July 10th colored lights will be turned on working enthusiaticallv to make of this section is looked The upon in Logan They left immediately at which time Mayor Bealy S this celebration a success a as Park ward bishopric headed by Bishop tremendously important steo Cutler will give a brief talk for a trip to Yellowstone and has cooperated farm agent and Robert Stewart in the march of progress Both young people are gradDancing will begin at 915 pm D?n Hickman with the Bear River City orches- - with the town board consisting Brigham City Box Elder county nv'ans much to the future growth uates of Bear River high school and development of the entire of Mayor Bealy S Cutler James farm agent music They will make their home at tra furnishing the will On the rodeo committee arc territory Garbanati be special 1 On Sunday there Doyle Cutler Jesse Fielding L $200 - noon Prizes in Parade Over $50 in prize money has been provided for parade awards Businesses and civic organizations from all the valley and all others who can do so are invited to prepare miniature floats for this feature Some special floats appropriate to the Wheat and Beet day theme are being sought It is planned by the committee to have the city council serve as perparade judges All rodeo formers will appear in the parade The Boy Scouts and the American Legion already have arranged for their part in the procession the parade there Following will be games and contests for children Activities Begin Friday The celebration will get under way Friday August 2nd with the opening of the community concessions profits from which will all go to the improvement of the city park Jack Pierce and comhave challenged the fire pany department to a barrel rolling contest with fire hose 'Friday comevening while a special mittee is working on a’ boxing card also to be staged on Friday if present plans work out Soil Saving Work Reaches Large Box Elder Area Progress made by the NorthDisern Utah Soil Conservation trict one of 34 in Utah which include approximately 36277141 acres is seen in the list of accomplishments reported by Cart C Shriber chairman of the board of supervisors' Three hundred five farmers and ranchers in the Northern Utah District have signed cooperative agreements to carry out soil and water conservation practices on their land bringing the total acreage under agreement in — the district to 171286 acres Conservation practices that have aided in increasing soil and water in the Northern Utah district include contour planting strip crop residue management cropping clearing and grubbing land leveling irrigation systems installed or improved seeding irseeding range rigated pasture land and the proper stocking of The district now range land has 16898 acres being contour farmed 16143 acres of crop residue management 40 acres of strip cropping 906 acres that have been cleared of sagebrush for reseeding 2293 acres of irrigated land have been leveled 59 irrigation systems installed or im355 acres seeded to irriproved gated pastures 1928 acres of reand 47319 seeded rangeland acres that are under controlled grazing Speeding up of soil conservation work in Utah soil conservation districts is becoming more essential for continued food production as widespread drought and growing shortages in the Southwest daily present a more serious threat to agriculture according to Blaine C Morse District Conservationist who is working with this district A baby girl was born to Mr A Mrs Arch Hall baby boy was bom July Mr A Mrs Ted Astle babies were bom at the hospital July 7 and a 8th to Both Valley Know Your Traffic Laws COASTING PROHIBITED The driver of any motor ve- hicle when traveling upon any down grade shall not coast with the gears of such vehicle in neutral nor with the clutch of such vehicle disengaged - |
