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Show Universal Microfilm Corp. Ill Picrpont Ave. SLC, Utah 84101 PRE5S TIME By George Date A couple of weeks ago we Jan Jan ran a letter from Congressman Burton explaning our position in Viet Nam and the following week we ran a letter from "An American" in which he tried to answer my are we question of "what-fo- r there and what do we hope VOLUME to gain by being there. Both those letter were followed by editor's notes and last Satur day I received a letter from John Homer in Cedar City With comments on my Ed. notes. Here, in part, is what John has to say: "I find myself in the pecu liar position of agreeing with both you and with Congressman Burton, however, I'm a sucker for the flag. Wave it and I'm at attention. Put a brass band with it and I'm to Russia ready to march China or Viet Nam. I believe in America and the American Dream or ideal of freedom I think we are right to be in Viet Nam. uui, with you, I think we have a right to know why we are there and what our aims are. What do we 'hope' to gain? Is it possible? Nowhere and at No time in history be fore Korea have we ever gone to war without the determin ation to win. Now we (our government) seem to have the determination not to win, presumably, because this might make enemies of the Chinese. Never, before Korea, has an American Commander been given a war to fight without also giving him the tools to do the job. At least he was given the best that the folks back home could provide. Now our government tells the commander in the field, 'You may bloody his nose, but don't, oh for heaven sakes, 20 BEAVER, UTAH 84713, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1966 Stake Conference Saturdayat & Sun. General Sessions Sun. 10 & 2 In Second Ward Chapel Compliments For Beaver High Boys A very nice compliment was extended to the boys of Beaver High by some tourists who happened to get into Beaver at lunch time for the high school. They noticed the students on the street and while they were eating at the Elite Cafe, quite a number of boys came in. When the travelers were paying their check they commented on how pleased they were to see some "real" boys again. The ones they had seen in Beaver were dressed neatly and were clean, with their hair cut and didn't leave you in doubt as to whether they were boys or girls. They said if you could judge Beaver by its young folks, it must' be a very nice town in which to live. Boys, you Congratulations made a good impression and won some new friends for the town. SINGLE COPY Prec. Low High 19 Jan 21 Jan 22 Jan 23 Jan 24 Jan 25 61, NUMBER 4 3; 5 2 5 1 13 6 4 36 18 29 37 36 37 39 .04 Beavers Shoot 10c e Cold-Los- 51 To 40 Weed Control Meetings Slated For Feb. 3 In Cedar City People in Beaver County who are interested in Weed Control are especially invited to attend the Regional Weed at Cedar Meetings City Library Thursday February 3. The meetings start at 9:30 p.m. according to Grant M. Esplin, Beaver County Agent. The morning session will be on the subject of controlling weeds around the home and in the community including weeds along streets, roads, fence lines and vacant lots. Afternoon session will include a short movie on weed control, information on new weed chemicals, new ASC weed control practice, reports by farmers and county agents on successful weed control practices. It is important that weed committee members, county commissioners, co m m u n i t y beautification committee members. Mayors and City Council men attend this meeting. Anyone interested is invited. The Beavers were colder than an iceberg last Friday night on their home floor as the Delta Rabbits slipped by them 51 to 40. For Delta it was the consis-tashooting of Dee Stoddard with 20 points which kept them ahead of the Beavers. The Beavers tied the game up 38 to 38 only to have Delta go back into the lead on four straight foul pitches. Beaver shot 26 per cent from the field to Delta's 47 per cent. Roger Murdock and Gil Limb each tallied 9 points, with Sherm Swindlehurst getting 8, to lead the Beavers. This week the Beavers travel to Parowan for their Fr day night game. nt Leading officials of The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterBeaver To Celebrate -day Saints will attend the Beaver Stake Quarterly Con110th Birthday ; : ference Saturday and Sunday, Beaver 110 years be will 29 30 in and Beaver. January They are Elder Bruce R. old on February 6th and since McConkie, a member of the this is Sunday the city fathers First Council of Seventy; El- and the Daughters of Utah The Young Married Grouo der Rudger H. Walker of the Pioneers have made arrange' of the Third Ward attended a General Welfare Committee; ments ior a celebration on Sunday evening fireside at the and Elder G. Carlos Smith, Friday, February 4th. home of Bishop Howard Brad-thaA special program has been Jr. and Mrs. Iris R. Creer, repAl Marshall gave an First-Thir2 d for at the p.m. planned resenting the Mutual Improveinteresting lesson to the memWard Church to honor ment Association for young bers. Mrs. Bradshaw served men and women. They will this memorable occasion. Rerefreshments the following speak at conference sessions freshments will follow. lesson. exA is cordial invitation and confer with local leaders. Taxes ELDER BRUCE R. McCONKIE General sessions will be tended for all to attend. held Sunday at 10 a.m. and Marilyn Roberts To By Blaine Blackett Member, Firs Council of Seventy 2 p.m. Stake President WalChurch of Jesus Christ According to historians of Wed Dean Brown Legion Auxiliary Mike Morris lace D. Yardley, Beaver, will of Latter-da- y Saints early day Utah, in February Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. conduct all sessions of 1848 the Hieh Council met To Sponsor Roberts, Beaver, announce the Elder McConkie is a former Beaver High School at Salt Lake City and decided Honored At engagement and forthcoming attorney, Army security and Band Concert Talent Show Testimonial marriage of their daughter, intelligence officer, newspaper Marilyn, to Mr. Dean Thales editorial writer and public The Beaver High School Sr. works and buildings. They deThe American Legion Auxil-lira- y Michael (Mike) Morris was Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. official. He was appointed to cent one don't hurt him.' on about cided Band per will sponsor a hospital proudly announces- their honored at a, testimonial Sun- Thales C. Brown of Parowan, A hundred-fift- y years, or so, the Church's Missionary coun- benefit talent show. There will first major band concert, to on land and improvements and day, 23rd, at GreenUtah. ago a German- - General, Von cil in 1946 and now directs the be three performances of this be presented Wednesday, Feb. appointed Albert Carrington ville. January An inspirating program Marilyn is a graduate of for and as Collector the spiritual guidance program Assessor, Klauswity, postulated show. On Tuesday, February 2nd at 7:30 pm. in the high was The College of Southern Utah, Treasurer with discretionary was presented. his invocation 'Principles of War." These be LDS men and women in the 22nd, the show will be given school auditorium. uncle, Bill where she was affiliated with given by came the 'Code the 'Doctrine' armed forces. He also is the for the Featured in the concert will powers to "pin down upon Cox, followed high school student a by piano solo Lamba Delta Sigma and is the 'Articles of Faith' of every author and editor of several body at 11 a.m. On the rich and penurious and Wednesday, ba tin entira trumpet section by Annette Edwards. James presently teaching in the Eleto man American comes a he when commander. We LDS Church books. in poor a selection entitled "Trum 23rd, there will be Williams was the speaker folSchool at Dugway Elder Walker is a holder aFebruary seem dedicated now to viola matinee performance for the pets Ole". Th3 band will also or a widow that is honest in- lowed by remarks by King mentary Proving Ground, Utah tion of every principle stead of taxing them, give not of a Ph.D. from Iowa State Belknap studentbody at 2 p.m. perform several stirring mar Morris, Make's father and a Mr Brown attended Utah He is presently On a few dollars." because they are wrong University. 23rd, ches and two major works by them Wednesday, Mike. A brother, State University. He fulfilled February Dean of the College of Biolo there will be a of today allow response by tax Our laws but because they are right. . Utah's most band prominent night perforMorris, sang a solo and a mission for the LDS Church gical and Agricultiural Sci mance given for all the town. compos; r, Clair W. Johnson. local governing bodies to tax Larry were given by Bish- in New England and is now remarks Quite some time ago an En ences at the Brigham Young Talent for the show will be The final number on the even property to get revenue for op Arthur Blackner. The benattending the College of South tax The fellow name University. of by the gush donated by Beaver's own out- ing's program will be "Scene public improvements. ediction was given by Blaine em Utah, where he is a memElder Smith is a general meanis valorem" "Ad called from TschaSwan Lake" Kipling wrote a piece about P. A by standing talent. compete Blackett. ber of Lamba Delta Sigma. the Charge of ing, according - to value, and Brl superintendent- of the Young account will "be given later. ikowsky. - . . Mike will leave for the New A summer wedding in the Lake A Mutual. of value means Men's the Salt prothe The band students have gade and one of the lines of Zealand Mission in the near St. George LDS Temple is his poem said, "Ours not to City businessman, he formerly worked very hard on this con perty, not the value of the future. planned. reason why, Ours but to do served four years as an assis' cert and it should be one of persons. Curbs Tough Policy tant to the YMMIA General The Assessor and Treasurer BHS's outstanding programs, and die." Now that was a very stir superintendency. The public is very cordially have no discretionary powers. Teen-Ag- e Drinking invited Mrs. Creer has served V. as to attend. Admission They are under bond to treat ring and patriotic piece of In an the officer sev (This story in and teacher appeared is if I ever one everyone the same and discreFREE. read but. writing to me, it always sounded like eral Church auxilliary organi January 13 edition of the tionary powers are l:ft to the the greatest bunch of horse-feathe- zations. She is also an active Deseret News) tually without punishment," County Commission., To say that a certain man area police have complained. "Ours civic worker, and a Farent- imaginable. By REED MADSEN lives like a king is not now not to reason why, Ours but Teachers Association officer. officers Sheriff like Now, Conference sessions start on Deseret News Staff Writer Otto Fife, Cedar City; Utah considered reason to pin him to do and die" NUTS A kind man RICHFIELD down nor does the fact that Then along in the early '40s Saturday, January 29 at 2:00 in black robes become Highway Patrol Trooper Dean has I learned that indeed, that is p.m These Saturday sessions Pierson, Junction, and Rich a man is poor allow the Assessd teen-ag- e about the way wars are run. On will be held in the First-Thir- d field Police Chief Murvin Col or to give him a few dollars drinking because he has seen Ward to out Chapel. orders carry rtceiving by are finding much to praise although he may sometimes youths in These will be leadership too many feel like so doing. a military operation, no one, Judge Brossard's action. die drunk. The Assessor has two main R. be he private, sargeant, cap- meetings for Bishops, Stake Richfield Elmo Mayor Fourth District Juvenile 1st, to see that tain or etc. is to reason why, MIA leaders, Elders Quorum it summed for problems up Herring R. Brossard is no property in the County es officials: he is literally to do or die Presidency, Stake Relief So Judge Sterling several Ward corking whiskey for adolescciety Presidency and "Dignity is something that capes assessment and, 2nd, to trying. ents in southern Utah, separatWelfare Committees. be preserved in alcohol assess all property equally ac can't in American the Still, Army, from the auto 10 ing the at The Sessions Sunday and we have the Inspector GenerJudge Brossard is work- cording to value. The assessmobib and the teen by cutal's office part of whose fun- a.m. and 2 p.m. will be held ting it off at its source adults ing tirelessly to see that teen- ment of personal property in grow into manhood and Beaver County is done mostly ction is to investigate and in the Second Ward Chapel Judge Brossard deals out agers womanhood with dignity." by mail with a few spot checks make sure that orders to do and are open to everyone. jail sentences of up to 90 days Members of the Presi Stake here and there. This system himself the The points judge or die are given with wisdom to adults contributing to teen and not by whim. This is an dency and High Council mem- alcoholic consumption and pre responsibility," he said. He has is working satisfactorily and meeta program whereby is less expensive than sending added incentive for generals bers will speak at these scribes hard work for youths instituted addition to Church in the ing citizens the law andor men into the field. notify and captains and sargeants to have been who drink. There Statements of Personal Pro if believe a court the be careful not to needlessly officials listed above. they 25 adults in recent months occured. violation has perty sent out January 1st are risk the lives of men under charged in Judge Brossard's The combination of the jud- - due back within 21 days. The in short, a one of these dictators is over court with contributing to their command and Statements of Personal Prop system of checks and balances thrown we find we have push- teen drinking; 21 have served ge s i3 beginning to erty for commercial places are citizen interest even in the military. ed the people into the com- jail sentences. due back February 1st. off. But as a civilian with the munist camp. "They are also receiving sub payTeens are about thinking to to an vote voice and A couple of weeks ago 1 stantial fines," the judge says. right not being called received a very nice letter I have no sympathy with going before the bar in Judge opinion Annual Military Ball Brossard's court before think upon to do or die . it seems on most official stationary adults. 18 and and older, who a the about to visit other ing to me it is not only our right, which told me that our U.S. make alcoholic beverages a- Saturday, February 19, 1966. kind of bar. Officials in one but our responsibility to "rea- Department of State was most vailable to teen-agerhas been set as the date for near here said son why". We all have a ten- anxious to answer questions Ball o Young drinkers don't get off community had thi most sober holi- the annual Military they as war look much find to Service Battery Second Bat upon lighter. They may dency on our position in Viet Nam sort of a national catastrophy and that they were setting up themselves working 100 hours day in memory during the past lalion, 222nd Artillery at the Christmas season. while in reality it is only an- a meeting in Salt Lake for for society at no pay. Guard Armory in The judge has made it clear National Basketball fans are pretty "Wonder If It's Bread" Smith, out cases seen too have "I other tool in the carrying Beaver. many of the press, representatives where he stands. much like hungry people going a? they learn to do of our foreign policy. We have etc., and they would have folks each year where youngsters the men of comedy. the This year "In every instance where The Beaver decided to donate through a cafeteria line. Every are led the right and the obligation there to answer our questions are involved in accidents and an automobile have unit is involved in body has a taste for different by the four coaches from this to ourselves and our country and see that we knew what death where alcohol is a fac all proceeds from the dance dishes. of alcohol by to the to know about and understand was going on. Needless to say tor," Judge Brossard said. "So illegal possession area, Al Marshall, Evan Nielhospital for use in obAnd the Fabulous Magicians d to minors, driving privileges will taining necessary equipment. Mitchell Myers and Don sen, the aims of our nation's for- I was most pleased and got if I have to be be taken away from all occuwho will play the Beaver Mark the date on your cal especially when right busy filling out the card save a life, I am going to do Rowley. eign policy at Beaver High School pants. This will hold true for endar and that policy leads us to the to send in to tell them I'd be just that." plan to attend what on the They will have plenty of adults also." night of January 29 afexa war. Such of could be the finest be we will policy there with bells on. Then I hope from Ken Yardley, Dick point help at 8:00, serve up a variety of Proprietors of stores who fair of the year. As I understand our foreign read on and found that said pected to stir up a storm Hal MurdoVrk. Swindlehurst, to alcohol sell will in roundball dishes their juveniles some youths and parents You will probably be conMarshall, Hayward policy in Asia we are trying meeting is scheduled for a Wayne held as be as court their tacted menu. guilty But Judge Brossard's Solomonby one of the men of amazing to maintain the balance of Wednesday. Gillins, Noal Robinson and both clerks be and The will "Fabulous proseMagicians" handling of those on cuted. the unit who are selling tick- over In checking the roster of like power and prevent the spread a period of eleven years Bill Garrett. ets. Don't turn them down of the Chinese Communist in- the newspapers of the state, whom he stands in judgement If this team of 'basketeers' Southern Utah teens and it is for a have a most incredible basketworthy cause fluence. In fact, as far as I I find that almost all of us has won remarkable support. parents now know down in defeat at least go Broball in record Judge history with The judge attempts to condon't lose the ticket either, 2.164 can understand it, that seems weeklies publish on Thursday know they tried - after means ssard when he you'll it losses. wins says: eight against ! ! we want YOU at the Ball! to be the main aim of all of which means that all of us vince a defendant he is wrong all the himman "No ever "Magicians" are "FabuThis even is than better the pulled Watch the Press for more to pre- are busy like Beavers Wednes- before he ever pronounces senour world dealings lous". out a self of with his Harlem troubles from Globetrotters, untence. He succeeds in an information. vent tha spread of the com- day and can't leave the shop. corkscrew. Instead he asks for which most of these players You'll want to come early munistic cancer. That is a By setting the briefing for a usual number of cases, A de- trouble when he drinks." first learned the tools of (doors open at 7:00 p.m.. Game fendant seldom to has much fine and laudibb aim but I Wednesday, they have insured On January 21 the Beaver comedy basketball. Featuring starts at 8:00 p.m.) and stay some say. us absence in the of, my judgefeel that it has given In of the fact that sev- Study Club celebrated its 27th such darlings of basketball as lote The B & M Athletic Club Government officials, police, eral spite of the weekly pubvery strange bedfellows. Folk ment, 90 d have approached at the home of Naomi Leon Hillard. world's reknow-ne- d garantees a people evening like Batista In Cuba and all lishers of Utah, Intentional or deputies, church leaders from me during the past month, I birthday lunchNat 'Sweetwater' of hilarious a Baker delicious entertainment. with dribbler; have don't sorts of lovely little cutthroats accidental, I don't know but several denominations of really feel that we have eon at one o'clock. After lunch Clifton, who has played in the You'll get a bc)ly-fuin littb out of the way corners I sure hope they use more voiced support for the judge's a teen-ag- e was spent play- NBA and also for the Globe laughs so don't miss t'ii3 one. afternoon the problem drinking and that is judgement in working with policy. of the world here in this area. My only ing games. Prizes were won trotters; Tommy 'Hawk' Gip-so- The "Fabulons Magicians" vs ether nations. Some officers had felt for question is, "Who supplied tho my objection. and Josh Grider, who is the "Beaver Saturby Joan Hughes, a guest, and My Country right or wrong years that courts were too booze for the 17 youngsters Phyllis Warr. The committee a world famous setshot artist. day evening at Beaver High By giving any sort of aid but My Country . . , You lenient on teen drinking. who were under the influence for the afternoon was Naomi and, of course, many more. to any government which is School. Tickets are' on sale at a dictatorship it seems to me lirt! Hut when the shooting "What good does it do when at the recent New Years dance Baker, Marguerite Maycock, You won't want to miss our Beaver Drug and at the door. we are weakening our ideals start lev's be damned sujre we make an arrest and the held in a church recreation Alvaretta Robinson, and Phyl- two famous referees, Gordon Adults $1.50. Students and court lets the violator off vir- - hall." then each time its My Country Right! ! of freedom Baker and Brent children $1.00 lis Warr. "Badly" m JtlJt - the-Lig- rs hard-hearte- soft-head- If six-pa- jWfS M Marques HAYNE5' Magicians tough-mindedne- ss FABULOUS MAGICIANS US s. COUNTY ALL STARS SAT. All-Sta- rs hard-hearte- All-Sta- rs -- fun-fille- !l n; All-Star- 1 |
