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Show f The LEADER Outline Activities Of Box Elder Co., The Garland Times Selective Service Published by the LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. A. N. Ryttlng Editor end Publisher Entered at the post i. LEADER The Twmoaioa, Uiah fTl.U ma IDITOIIAl ce atUATIONAl off I J 11 O 1 Class matter October under act of March 3 SUBSCRIPTION RATES (in advance) $3.50 per year JtomCtey 's Sciapboofe Following the regular meeting of Selective Service Local Board No. 2 serving Box Elder County, Mr. Ross C. Bowen, Chairman of the board, announced that for the month of August this Local Board has been called upon to deliver one man for Induction into the armed services and four men for preinduction examination. The orders to meet these calls are in the mail. Mr. Bowen reviewed the activities of the Local Board for the past year and states that at the present time there are 3475 men Group Are Targets For Ohscene Literature d "pro-nograph- ic Take one brimming glass of flowing health three time a day "Here is a prescription every doctor would like to write and every pharmacist would like to fill for you, and sometimes, today they do just that. For with new medical miracles and preventive medicines now available to all at low cost, our national health standards are growing higher, our disease rate lower." .When your doctor prescribes these potent healers, our Job Is to translate his orders Into medical weapons. specifically for your aid. In placing our skills a your service, we never forget to fill your prescription swiftly our first obligation and accurately. VACATION IN WASHINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Dehart and family have returned home after visiting for two weeks in and Yakima, Wash., with Mr. Mrs. J. W. Dehart. Florence Beard spent several with days in Pocatello last week ADAM'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions School Supplies family. M. A. CLARK ELECTRIC PHONE AL SPECIALISTS IN ADEQUATE WIRING Commercial Residential, If the pattern of life looks dark to you And the threads seem twisted queer, , To the One who is planning the whole design, It's perfectly plain and clear For it's all a part of God's loving plan, When He works in His threads of gray, And they'll only make brighter the rose and gold of another happier day. Relief Society members are asked to attend the work and business meeting which will be held this coming Tuesday at the weekend It was postponed from the regular second week. There will be a lot of things to make for the coming bazaar, especially stuffed animals. Members of the Perry families had an enjoyable time Monday afternoon and evening. They met at the Park grounds for a family dinner. It was held especially for Dr. and Mrs. Norman Perry and their girls who had come up from Sacramento. Attending were the Myrl Perry, Clarence Perry, Ellis Perry and Alton Perry families, Mr, and Mrs. O. H. Peterson and son and Mrs. Pearl . ... Letters to the Editor Objects to Stories at Rodeo . Following is a copy of letters sent the past week to the puDusner, county i? air JBoard, South Bear River Stake ana rodeo producers: yiii u nuaeo jompany, thought and action by exposing Perry. Liberty, Utah them to such unwholesome con Dear Sirs: Would you permit it . With my family I attended versation? in your home? It not, then why your rodeo at Tremonton and I cannot resist telling you of my qo ii eisewnere to other people's . , llv reaction to one phase of your per cnuaren? 5Jj in any other field of public , formance. I 'refer to the filthy and obscene entertainment' such a display of exchange of conservation between the announcer and the clowns. I've been around somewhat, but never have I been exposed to such a wholesale offering of indecent stories as they dipped deep into the gutter in an effort to get a laugh. , Do you think your audience was so depraved as to demand this stuff? Or could it be that you have lost all sense of what is decent and appropriate oh such occasions? Mr. Announcer we felt concern for the physical welfare of your daughter and hope she is well on her way to recovery. But, would you think for a moment about the moral welfare of our sons and daughters. You were a party to inflicting possible injury on them in a manner far more serious than anything that might have happened to your daughter. When you destroy the sense of what is right and wrong you have injured a part of the human soul which is more serious than a physical injury. You were a party to trampling underfoot the standards that have held civilization together through the ages. You seemed to be a willing participant in an act that would show evil to be good and Open Monday Thru Saturday This Winter Live Music Friday and Saturday Nights out-skate- t 3 Satt. V 1 PAIR I Aim UKfJ AT GEPI1ARTS Top Quality Foods At Lowest Prices GROCERIES CUT GREEN BEANS, 303 can 8 for 1.00 Pleasant Grove CREAMTYLE CORN, 303 can 8 for $1 Today's Brand wish I could skate like rs UTAH'S BOUNTY FROM EVERY COUNIY Ten golden days of fun, fortune, exhibitions and entertainment for everyone! Make it a family af fair! Pack up all the kids . . . grandpa and grandma and head for the Fair! SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS for 1960 O O ' 0 8 for 1.00 GREEN PEAS, 303 can . Pleasant Grove TOILET TISSUE guest ranch y1.00 34 roll packs IG A CANNED MILK, tall can . 7 for 95c KRAFT CHEESE lb 43 5 lb loaf 1.98 FRYERS Large !b-29- e Colored A Grade 2ibs.89e GROUDBEEF Freshly Ground , u.29c SAUSAGE Lean U.S. Choice Chuck HOLIDAY ON ICE BEEF POT-ROAST- ..,M3e S r ' KIDS DAYS Real Indian Show CHIEF COCHISE of TV's "Broken Arrow" Sept. 14 and 15. Les Rhodins and Partner Aerial Entertainment g, Under New Management l 0 , that old man." - "How does he do it? those CRYSTAL SPRING iOOi js Would you be proud of such an introduction? Well might they do jusimea in assuming we are on the crude level of your humor. If clowns are necessary to a successful rodeo; and if an exchange of humor between clowns and announcers is necessary, I ask you to examine your soul to see where in you find justification for the foul thing you forced upon us. I challenge you, as yo go to your next show, to explore the possibility of developing a brand of humor that would be acceptable in your home a kind you would like your children to hear a kind in harmony with even the simplest concepts of decency. . Respectfully, Clifton G. M. Kerr, Tremonton, Utah Skate Down Memory Lane music-to-the-ea- w furthermore. I noted in the many strangers who have recently come among ua in connection with our industrial development. Some were getting uieir iirst impression of the kind of people they were living among. Phil Hiser to I Saturday. audience ' "Gee, juvenile home in Ogden two weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Loveland and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Duett Loveland, Brigham City, were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ault Monday. The John Beckers, Ogden,- - also visited the Aults on lutn would have been forbidden, Mr. and Mrs. Aldrid Christen-se- n were very pleased , to have a that could sow seeds of impure visit Sunday from Mr. and Mrs. thought in young people's minds Andreas Fristrup and daughter leading to acts that would des- and Mrs. Astrid Hansen. They troy much that is beautiful in live in Salt Lake City and have their lives. recently returned from a trip to You spoke of the good effects Denmark where they visited the of young people's riding clubs in father and sister of Mrs. Christen- preventing juvenile delinquency. sen. Are you aware that your im moral brand of humor could undo Mr. and Mrs. Orin Heaton and all the good that riding clubs two children of Reno, Nev., are could do, by making the foul and visiting spending their vacation acan to seem be smutty yarn Darrell Heatons in Trethe with can How you monton and with other relatives, ceptable thing? teach your family cleanliness of Formal Opening of Friday Members Urged To Assist With Outlined Work comments are the unvarying reactions of audiences from coast to coast as Phil Hiser glides Industrial gracefully through his waltz REPAIRS. ADDITIONS routine in HOLIDAY ON ICE REMODELING of 1960 which opens on Friday, rioaso pluce this phone number September 11, at the Utah State Fair Coliseum in Salt Lake City in your directory for ready reference. But, Phil is no novice to the ice rink. In fact, he is one of the few skaters in the entire world Who can boast an unbroken thirty-tw- o year span of association with ice and ice skating. Hiser won his rirst reknown as a speed skater, later moved into the figure-skatin- g class, when he realized that championship medals and trophies made a poor substitute - and Phil loved (and still loves) to eat. For over 25 years, Phil starred in national and international skating meets, as the protege of America's great, ice speed champion, Everett McGowan. Phil was the New England champion four years In a row, mastered barrell-jiimpinthen went on to enpture the New England championship with a lftip over 11 barrels in 1926, only two shy of the world s record.. This year Thil celebrates his 14th Anniversary with Holiday on ice and over the years he has d four partners on his trip down Memory Lane. . . Jean Norris and rtegina P.ubakl. This P.erman, Mue Frcisintrrr. Jinni year Pat Williims, mother of Pebble and F.obbie, becomes Phil's 5th ice wife. It's going to be a happy Holiday - seeing Phil back again after two years pn other Ilolidiy tours - he'll get a warm reception when Holiday on Ice Of 1960 opens on Frilay, September 11. at the Utah State, Fair Collisetim In Salt Lake City. Sept, 11 By Mrs. Warn trrmr The Pattern Of Life - t . By L. C. Christoyherson 10. 1953 Winford and Orlean Barms and their children drove to Salt Lake City to the Mission Home where they attended a testimony meeting with their son Melvin. Melvla left by train Monday afternoon for his mission In the Central Atlantic States. The Wayne Norr and Charles Norr families enjoyed the Labor Day weekend at Lava Hot Springs in Idaho. Mrs. Thales Cannon reports this week that her brother, George Jensen, is making satisfactory progress. He is in the Dee hospital in Ogden after undergoing surgery. Mr. Jensen was involved in the accident which took the lives of two officers who were returning some boys to the UEWEYVILLE that civic groups throughout the with selective service nation are rising in support of the registered in Box Elder County, in aaoiuon, campaign. Since' the Postmaster this Local Board is processing General "declared war" on this 356 Standby Reservists. These are huge racket, more than 1,000 or Box Elder County's portion of ganizatlons have notified Mr. 110,000 registrants and 11,000 re Approximately one out of every Summerfield of their active sup- servists in the State of Utah. children in Amer port and cooperation, Postmaster 35 Bchool-ag- e It is the responsibility of the ica will be solicited through the Iverson said. Local Board to maintain current The public here and in every classification of these men. This malls this year for the sale of obscene literature and photo- community in our country can classification operates on a con provide immeasurable aid in our tinulng basis by which the Se graphs, Acting Postmaster Lynn four-folprogram to wipe out lective Service System is preparIverson reports. Mr. Iverson today appealed for this traffic, which Mr Summer-fiel- d ed to meet any call for manpower has described as the most that. mv he needed now or in broader public support of the Post Office Department's cam' vile, insidious racket of our time, time of emergency by any of the paijm to wipe out this menace Postmaster Iverson said nrmed services. On a statewide The objectives of this program basis, over 50,000 classification which profits on the corruption are: of minor children actions are taken by local ooaras 1. To draw maximum public atHe said the Postmaster General each vear. Of this number 918 Arthur E. Summerfield has ad tention to the menace of this classifications were taken by vised that as many as one mil racket; Local Board No. 2. 2. To urge parents to help the lion children this year will receive In order for the Local Board to such filthy material through the Post Office Department to appreup to date with this classi keep to of their filth hend the mailers mails at their parents' home. fication process, Mr. iiowen emis most importActing postmaster Iverson em children; 3. To help mobilize community phasized that it Service regi phaslzed that the child himself Selective ant for en law adequate Reservists to may be completely innocent of support behind and strants Standby of local ordinances or Service Selective having requested such material forcement Local keep their He pointed out that these "mer state laws when these purveyors of current adinformed Boards to and are apprehended brought chants of filth," who dump dresses and any change in their sewage" into the hands court; or employment situation. family be 4. To rallv tmblic opinion of thousands of children every States Government United The day, buy standard mailing lists, hind new and stiffer legislation men to register all young requires yearbooks, and even advertise on obscenity. within five Service Selective with "If all of us join hands in sup bonafide toys such as model air18th their war days after attaining, planes for sale, in order to garner port of this program, the member of the a Being be birthday. can racket vile names of' youngsters to whom against this National Guard or the Reserve can send their smut. won," he concluded. obthey od- - does not relieve a man of his ' In' a recent homes whose into Parents . speech, Postmaster to register. can mailed ligation is help General Summerfield also warn- scene material or taking the To help 'young men to be ined, "These racketeers do not re- most by sending, as to their rights, responthe formed envelope spect any social group, economic material, including to their local sibilities and obligations under status or place of residence. They in which it came, the Selective Service Law, a seruse every conceivable method to postmaster. ies of eight articles will be pubget children's names and addresslished in succeeding issues. es to make Hp their mailing LT. CANNON COMES HOME The following men comprise Lt. Jerrv Cannon, accompanied lists." Board No. "'Persistent, intensive action on by Lt. Nick Thomas, came in to Local Selective Service then County: Elder and Box week 2 last Field for continuhe Hill a 'nation-wid- e scale," Ross C. Bowen, Chairman ' ed, "will be absolutely necessary home to visit with Jerry's parJohn Shumway for a long time to come to cope ents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Samuel L. Forsgren with the determined plans of the Offilth racketeers to expand their The young men came from The Local Selective Service business." George Air Force Base in Cali- fice is operated by Mrs. Inez R. at 33 ' Postmaster Iverson reported fornia. . Erb, Clerk, and is locatedHoward South Main Street, in the, Hotel, Brigham City; office hours Monfrom 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mrs. LaVon Friday. through day Crystal of Tremonton is a Registrar. School-Ag- e Thursday, September 09 International Aulo , Dare- - bu. $2.49 PEACHES, Elbertas GRAPES, Thompson Seedless lb. 10c lb. 10c CABBAGE, new solid heads CARROTS lb. bag 10c devils. Sept. 12 and 13. Wrestling. , Sept. 11 & 18. O Stock Car Races. O Giant Midway. lorse Show. 9 11-2- 0 Blue Goose each 39c for 1.00 7 for 1.00 5 . PEAS, CORN, MIXED VEG., SPINACH 6 for 100 - 9 9 FAIRGROUNDS Sept. FRUIT PIES, Utah ORANGE JUICE, 6 oz. TROPICAL PUNCH, 6 oz. Sail Lake City LAUB'S I.GjV. MARKET 4i |