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Show t ,' ballroom. Alta Jolley of .Nevada was gener- -' af chairman of Arrangements. Winner "'of the "Utah State in Pinup Boy contest, staged connection with the dance, was Spicker George William Barbara Hardman, Mendon, who note: 'The' following entered a photograph of R. T. Jcle was written by. William Hadfield, who Is servihg with .Mr. the armed forces overseas. spicker death. Miss Hardman will receive her bis c before choice of an identification bracelet eyes .thine Cast up look! Now East. What do ye see! for Mr.' Hadfield or a war bond, unt0 the hills according to Lois Downs, Smith-fiel- d. swelling fortress of the contest chairman. scarred by Jrthey - were iftere of receding Bonneville- Ye ; the long and shining slopes cpe skiiers joyful where Jout, swoop arrowed downward mmmeting belike an earthbent see the monarch of the skies. Ye Cache county property, drainmountain foaming Sashing, and irrigation tax payments age trout speckled where dreams totaled searchithe for approximately 96 per but wait in cent of the $778,519 tax bill. ng cast of ardent fishermen. Ye this a Treasurer M. T. Beck reported Ze the mother Wasatch; vast, abundant, today after a recapitulation of . . . nlavsrround the Wasatch payments made before the Nopleasant. Ah, yes, but its more vember 30 deadline. is a playground; 1944 Only $29,000 Of the than this . . . much more! taxes remain he hast Thou outstanding, bright look! Now Late payments are exdeep into the said. eves, so 'see ye pected to bring the total to 98 naked bosom of the hills, where cent. per and shilling their sharp with men who the dig shovels grind . for coal and things for coal . 0f metal bright. There work the . . . thus, diggers of the copper the and if ye look but close, from Aggers of the argent vein, comes all the silver of whence thy table. That, and all that, the racious . . . the seemly bounty of the mother Wasatch. Ye dwelleres of the' cool, green the long, slim valleys: valleys; substance? comes thy whence Know ye that ye are but suckled of all the hills at the breast Ah. ye which are the Wasatch? see that it is hut the mountains to which have opulence enough that is hold the , water, sweet, both milk, and honey, bread and The Mother Wasatch Dansante Boulder -- 3City, ' . as- - of way oan the md- - and H sed and ,437 50,- - vth, '50; '50: ;on, 00; '00; and 00; and 28,- - tt. . 5 Page Five THE SOUTH . CACHE COURIER .1944 l yt December 8, -- - Tax Payments Reach 98 Per Cent re-rh- , Cache Region One Hoop ; Slate Listed; Play Begins Friday, December 22 Bear. River at her at North Cache r". bye- - ; LeadeiS. Ogdenc'4ScOllt Box .I Divide Duties Ogden at Logan, February 16 South Cache at Box Elder; North cache Valley Coun--at Bear River; Weher, byeCache executive du& Scout December 29 - South Cache at one A revised region hoop at North i YO leaders was three Hogan the February among at 'schedule - Bear Logan; Ogden slate, which replaces a River; Bear announced today by Executive at Elder Ogden; Box Cache; used for the past several years, North Cache at Weber; Box Ela staff River at Weber; South Cache, bye. pond following commis-Nortv. , was announced today by H.' der, bye. district and Weber at Logan; conference 23 February region secretary. January 5 Logan at Ogden; Cache at Box Elder; Ogden sj0ner meeting in Logan, ; one Box Play' will get underway Elder at South Cache; Bear Pond ' in addition to his week earlier than last year, De- River at .North Cache: Weber, bye. at South Cache; Bear River, bye.- j at Bear Riv- central administration duties, will 2 cember 22 and will wind up with March Logan North Cache at er- Box Elder at Weber; South oversee work of Logan and Hy he N January 9 games on Friday, March 9, at Box Elder; We-- l Cache Logan; Ogden Field executive districts-- at said.. North, Cache, Ogden, her at Bear River;, South Cache,, be in charge will Fullmer Frank All- games are scheduled .for bye. s bye. . Box Cache dis- at River Smithfield, 9 Bear March of Benson, two weeks, Janu" Friday except 12 Frankat and Cache; South Weber; Oneida January ' at Logan in Utah, tricts ary 9, and February 20, when Box Elder at North Cache; South Elder; Weber at Logan, lin district in Idaho. Ogden, Cache North be1 will also games Tuesday Cache at Ogden; Bear River, bye. . F. D. Brown, field executive in bye. played. 19 'at River Bear January of Wyoming areas of the Box Elder is defending region charge would but make council, will direct activities in , Elder; at Weber . Box Logan people If good champion, with South Cache North at South Cache; Og- their goodness agreeable, and smile Pilot Butte, Wyuta, Oregon Trail and the Weber team, third den, Cache ' bye. r , $ j , instead of frowning in their virtue, and Bridger Valley districts. spot- Weber defeated South Rich , Boxj Elder at how many would they-wito the to enter the state tourney last January 26 Siaff members will attend the scout executive seminar Usher. year. It is expected that three Bear River; South . Cache at We- good cause. monthly Loto be held in Provo Monday. region one quints again will en ber, Ogden at North Cache; gan, bye. , ter the state joust this year. If the blind put their hand in - February 2 The schedule:--Box Elder at 'The highest wisdom is continual Gods, they find their way thru December 22 Logan at Box Logan; South Cache at Bear Riv- the dark more ; surely than those cheerfulness; such a state, like the Elder; Bear River at South er; Ogden at Weber; .North Cache, who 7 see "but have "not faith or region above the moon, is always Cache; Weber at Ogden; North bye. clear and serene. Montaigne. Helen Keller. 9 at South purpose. Cache, 1 j - . j . h . . i - . - - - - . - - , run-ner- up - - ( - ? . : February bye. Logan v )tal salt ge, en- - '50; 00; 193 ng, 50. ng . and verily the water . How thy very sustenance! they beets, the lucern and beans, without the water? where the hay, and where is grow the And the cows; the fat, spotted without the precious liquid that of the gives life? Ye dwellers the cool, long, green .valleys; Go lift up thine slim valleys: eyes unto the East and see they It is there, and only mother. there, where stands the mother Wasatch raising tall, sharp spires cows into the timeless Tire Spirit of smiling sky. the Lord was happy, in that He had wrought upon the face of all the waters and the Spirit of the Almighty then walked abroad upon the Land the Land that lies farthest west in all the reaches of the world; but here the Spirit of the Lord was sore dissatisfied with what He saw. The The Lord, so saith to Himself: land must change, the here is too much desert I will break the desert into shards and raise anew an Eden on the Earth, that shall not perish out therefrom until theh end shall come upon the Land that I created for the . . . ... ... sons of Man. the Spirit of the living Let ther said: mountains! And the Earth while all quaked and heaved, throughout the West raised up the great and tesselated peaks for so the Lord hath said, and thus it must be done. The while the Lord looked on and found it good, so saying in a voice like the rushing of the winds: For heire abideth those, the few, that they shall dwell, the dearest children of the mothAnd so hath God ... Athlete Wins Salt Lake City, Utah Aggie athlete, prominent added another letter to his collection Friday when he was voted the most preferred man by coeds at Utah State Agricultural college. Star end American farm boys are still giving their lives for you . . . you can help to save many of them i Preferred Title John Putnik, Y This is a BIG farm year Now Buy BIGGER Bonds! Wasatch. er on the Aggie grid team and la member of the basketball squad, the winner is a veteran of World War II. He is a member of Sigma Chi fraterni- ty and prominent in student Other finalists were Jack Bateman, Logan and Roger Bur. goyne, Montpelier, Idaho. The three finalists wre introduced intermission during ceremonies at the annual preference ball Friday night in the No Shortage Here Here are 6 big reasons for buying the most you can $100, $500, $1000 in the big 6th War Loan.War Bonds give you: 1. a long way from over yet. The part., for. our fighting men may be just beginning Surely the-- easiest part of the whole war effort is lending money. Have you done your share? The more and better equipment they have, the fewer lives will be ' lost. THE job The best and safest investment in the world. 2. At maturity, $4.00 for every $3.00 you lend. 3. The convenience of cash plus increase in value! . 4. Funds to replace and restore worn-ou- t equipment, soil fertility, and buildings. . . farm . 'O War in the Pacific will probably be the 5. Funds for educating your children; a nest-eg- g for your own security, travel, retirement. costliest in history. Distances are vast; supplies and equipment must travel thousands 6. The increased purchasing power vitally needed to win the Peace. 7ftEysfi(e--w id of miles, in huge quantities, to many places. Your dollars are needed now more than ever. Japan continues to fight fanatically for only one reason they think our home-frois soft and will quit. They know they cant win, but they expect us to lose. Lets give them the answer in the 6th War Loan! nt Buy the biggest War Bonds you can, NOW! It is a privilege you are lucky to have. I Y0tf6uy? ggSlSgSi Ti JTtsi . ivi sn One battleship costs 108 million dollars. One to bomb .Tokyo costs $600,000. Even one torpedo to sink a Jap ship costs $12,000. B-2- 9 i; A 1 m? $ 'AS Af; THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY . . . CACHE VALLEY CLEARING HOUSE ASSN. Commercial National Bank of Smithfield i Coast Guard Soundbho to NEW LONDON, CONN, The Admiral rolls his own unpert- urbed by shortage of s. For 19 years now, Rear . tailor-made- Admiral James Pine, superintendent of the U. S. Coast Guard Academy here, has been rolling his own. So what cares he for the Cache Valley Banking Company, Logan First National Bank of Logan First Security Bank of Utah, N. A. Logan Branch cur--re- pt shrtage of popular brands? ' i First Security Bany of Utah, N. A. Richmond Branch First Security Bank of Idaho, N. A; Preston Branch Lewiston State Bank, Lewiston |