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Show Universal Microfilm Corp. 1WL I 1 " -- ft 1:1 -- County Gets Fire Fighting Eq Uipment olume The county commissioners were advised Monday that a n truck tractor is avail able to the county through surplus properties. J. D. Fire Warden asked that a road department me chanic look over the equip ment and find out if it is worth obtaining. Approval was granted for this investigation. Mr. Gunderson also advised the officials that he had ob tained three 4x4 trucks to , Pins Presented To Blood Donors sub-stanti- Popular Music Group Returns For Program Local Dentist The opportunity to enjoy a full evening of music, fun and comedy and at the same time contribute to the improvement of Tremonton City parks is being offered everyone far this area. Plans are now complete for the Package Show to be presented Wednesday evening, Feb. 5 at South Bear River Center will include some of the best known singing groups in the state of Utah; The Beehive Statesmen Chorus, directed by Turk Evans, the Evans Quartet of Salt Lake and Ogden; and the Salt Flats. The 1963 Utah State Championship title was awarded to the Beehive Statesmen and the Evans Quartet are former International Champions. The Salt Flats are the most hum orous quartet in the entire Invited to National Meet Dr. Reese Mason, has received a unique honor in being invited to participate as a guest of the American Academy of Dental Practice Ad ministration during their na tional meeting at the Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago, Janu ary 29 to February 1. The American Academy is a select group of about 200 dentists selected from throughout the nation. Mr. and Mrs. Mason left by United Airlines Jet for Chicago Wednesday morning where the Dr. will participate in the Academy meeting and then will attend the Chicago Dental meeting. Society. They , expect to return home Student tickets as well as Feb. 6. adult tickets are now being sold by members of the Tremonton Lions and Women's Civic- - League who are sponsoring the event for the project. Mid-Wint- er (, If( Negro Educator To Address B. E. Ladies Group Mrs. Jessie Guthrie, Okla., Crowder will . be V.Vi of V the speaker at the February meeting of the Box Elder Council County Legislative Wednesday evening, Feb. 5 at 8 p.m. As usual the, meeting will be In the basement of the ,Box Elder County Bank build ing in the Hospitality Room. Mrs. Crowder is a graduate of Langston University in Oklahoma. She has taught school 15 years and has been supervisor of all negro schools in the Wagner County District At present, she is President of the Negro Baptist Women of Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Idaho, and President of the Ogden Council of United .Church. Women. Mrs. Crowder will be accompanied by John Lewis, a member of the Governor's commis' sion on Civil Rights. - , She will present the negro side of the Civil Rights bill. The meeting is open tajthe public, and anyone interested in hearing the discussion is invited to join members for the program. t 14 . mmu. V t'f Pi B. R. State Bank Names New Ass't Cashier I'a pro-not- -- -- , Little League Books Wanted until positions September 1957, when she moved to Tre monton with her - husband, Lynn, who is manager of Eear River Cleaners request Mountain States Implement that all Little League baseball Co. books be returned to him Her work at Bear River before March 1. These books State Bank began in Septexpired in December, but there ember I960,, when she was are still a few prizes awaiting employed as a teller. For the those who have the right past year, she haa been head teller at the bank. book. , Lynda Haycockj Will Make Tour Miss Lynda Haycock, Bear River High junior, has been selected to participate in the 1964 European Tour with the School Band of America. Lynda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Haycock of Deweyville, plays the bass clarinet. She has .been a mem ber of the band for three ... years. During the summer she is a twirler for the band. She also enjoys twirling her fire baton. She is a member of , the . States It .... For Next Week A class which should prove to be of interest to all home-makeIs being offered at Bear River High school beginning Thursday, tonight at 7:30. Fred Christensen,", ag and biology teacher at the school will conduct the course which has been named, "Beaurs National Boy Scout Week will be observed this year be tween Feb. 6 and 13. Activt ties of the week begin with Sunday evening programs on Feb. 2, by various scouting groups. Courts of Honor are being planned by many of the dif ferent units of the Golden Spike District, and other activities will be conducted throughout the week. Scouts are encouraged to wear their uniforms during the week. , tifying the farmstead and the community". The class will continue each Thursday for 15 weeks, and credit can be had by those desiring to qual- beautification and improve ment. Film strips, scripts and ' discussion periods will be used ' to augment the class work, Some of the interesting topics planned for the class are uwn planting ana care, Trees for farm and home, Flowers suitable for' homes U1C cuiu A.cuiiia, ocauuiyuig private and service areas of the home. A $1,000 grant is offered by Sears Foundation to the community which does the most outstanding (work in beautifia , '. ify. Mr. Christensen is anxious to let the people of this area cation. It Is hoped enough know that the course will local people will wish to partreat many phases of home ticipate in this, program - to make some community in the for the" prize valley eligible " money. This course is being offered Communications Planned For County Civil Defense Alert , Rath-man- n. Da-ni- se Phi-Gam- . . 24-ho- ur Brad-sha- d, Wards Schedule Ball Next Week Mar-gen- Proper Use of Sewer Facility Urged by City Sanitary Dept. The new Sewage Treatment plant is turning up a number of items not intended for sewer lines. These items create a problem at the plant, and can be a problem to the business or property owner, by clogging lines. The National Plumbing Code Scheduled at High School Robert L. Harris, Shauna Jarrett, Allan Jensen,, Leona John, Marco Johnston, Lara Larsen, Marilyn Larson, Kathleen MeLeod, Kristine McMurdie, Janette Moriyamar Donna Newton, Janet Peterson, Christ! The County Commissioners Lauri Rathmann, met Monday in a special ses Club at school. Robbing,, Fred Sayama. The Concert Tour, slated to Chad Starr, Sandra Stine, sion with members of the the Sheriff's department, begin in New York on June Lanette Summers; 11, will be one month in David ' Z. Thompson, Susan Brigham City Mayor and Police length. The group of 75 Thompson, Lora Lee Udy, DefenseChief, city and county Directors, Floyd An musicians, made up of top Curt Webb, Kent Webb, Lael derson and E. Emery Wight school students Ronin the Scott high Wells, Wheatley, United States, will present nie Woerner, Sheila Wood. regarding a communication system for Civil Defense matconcerts in seven countries. Honor Boll ters. Audiences at the Hague, Becky Adams, Garth AnderIt was decided that in as Brussels, Spa, .Hei son, DeVerl Anger, Debbie as the City police stamuch delberg, Nurenberg, Munich, Archibald, Dwight Archibald, tion radio service has Innsbruek, Venice, Florence,' Annette Ashby, Sonny Bardin, and any notification of an Genoa, Nice, Marrseilles, Ly- Marilyn Barrus, Marilee either practice or real on, Paris, and London are all Geraldine Burton, Joan alert, scheduled to hear the group. Marie Contento, Sally Coombs, would come in over the radio, A concert will be presented in Steven ' Coombs, Susan it was unanimously agreed New York on July 10, when Coombs, Steven Crump, Sher- that the radio operator ,who is the group returns from the ry Diderickson, Carlyss Eber-har- on duty when the message comes through should immeditour. Janet Eberhard, Joseately notify the sheriffs dephine Eggli; partment Karla Rae Finch, Gloria If a message comes through e Lea Vickie Garn, Fukui, during the hours when the Grover, Carlyle Hansen, sheriffs office is closed, the Ann Hansen, Lorraine Jody Tremonton Fourth and Hardy, Bernard Haringer, Sixth Wards will hold a joint Gisela Haringer, Eddie Hess, Gold and Green Ball Saturday, Hess, Annette HickFeb. 8 at the Stake Center. Kathryn man, Jack Hunsaker, Marvin "Harbor Lights" has been John, David Josephson; chosen as the theme for .the jfmerrv Kinnison, Barbara dance. Special decorations and Jean Larkin, Lorraine Larsen, floor show with music to be Marilyn Lewis, Brian Marble, furnished by the War die Or- Randy Marble, Kathy Maughn, chestra. Everyone is invited Mickey McDonald, Lynn Meyto attend, say MIA leaders of er. Kathv Minson, Marsha the two wards. Morris; Carolyn Nelson, Rita Nelson, Larry Newton, Christine Nielsen, Warren Nielsen, Stan ley Palmer, Jan Owen Peter sen, Sharrie Peterson, Gary Rasmussen, Denise under the' Adult Education department of the Box Elder Board of Education and the operator will be instructed to Utah State Vocational Educa- ' notify the member of the de- tion Department. partment who is on call. The sheriffs department , 2 who is responsible for communications under the Civil Defense program is to notify A musical play, "Bell of the Neil Smith or Chief of Police, Dell Fife, who will then not- West" is being prepared by the Junior High Glee under ify his organization. '. the direction of "Wayne Blan- It was agreed that as soon chard. , . ' as a message for Civil Defense cast includes Carolvn The alert comes over the police Cannon as Ida May Brown, a radio, the city will take it as of the east who ventures girl furnotice an official without to the west; Dale Nicholas, ther alert from the county. as Alan Miller, who decides It iwas also agreed that there Is a spark of love bewhen an alert notice is re- tween him and Ida May. ceived, members of the city The operetta is filled with and county staff are to pro- talent, plus fun, excitement, ceed to the City Civil Defense adventure and romance. The shelter in the basement of the cast and directors are enCity Hall, where further ac- thusiastic in their assurances will be tion, if necessary' can be de- that the production ' termined. highly entertaining. . Junior Hi?h Plans Operetta , Rhodes, ILouise Roberts, Theron Rose, Edamarie James Sanders, plastic bags, metal, insulation Schumann, Schu Kayleen from wiring, plastic toys, Mark Scott, Lynn mann, baby bottle tops, and large Stander, Kit Staples, Diana whole potatoes. Stine, James Summers, Mary Frequent checks will be Summers, Douglas Tazoi, Julie made on business and indivi- Walker, Linda Wood. dual sewer lines to find and correct this problem. WEATRER REPORT .38 It is hoped that everyone Jan. 23 15 30 will cooperate to prevent Jan. 24 3 28 trash from entering the sewer Jan. 25 6 28 system. A little foresight will Jan. 26 6 37 prevent sewer clogging both Jan. 27 at the plant and at the In- Jan. 28 25 0 dividual sewer. 1 27 Jan. 29 shall be unlawful for any person to deposit by any means into the building drain age system, or into a public or private sewer, any ashes, cinders, rags, inflammable, poisonous or explosive liquids, gasses, oils, grease, or any other material which would or could obstruct, damage or such overload system or sewer. A few of the items received The list of honor roll stuat the plant that fall in the dents a.t Bear River High above catagory are: rags, school was released this week by Principal Kleon Kerr. It shows fourteen students rated A or A- - for the second quarter at the school. These students names are marked with J ) , -- High School Honor Roll Lists Fourteen Students With A Average Press Conventioi Annette J. Thomas, ley Thompson, Doug Thompson, Lois Thorpe; 'Barbara Jean Udy, Mary Ellen Waldron, Nancy Wal dron, Adele Ward, Stanley Wardle, Dianne Wells, Richard White, Seth Wilcox, David an asterisk. Wayne Anderson, Kathleen Winn, Connie Woerner, Ann Alan Beste, Don Wood, Vickl Woodward, Kathy Atkinson, Bjorn, Sherrie Bourne, Steven Wright Bourne, Connie Bronson, Ann Campbell, Betty Capener, Cathy Carlson, LaRae Dalton, Jimmy Deem, Richard Elliott, Approximately 200 ' Utah Weekly publishers, their families and friends will gather at the Ramada Inn in Salt Lake City, Feb. 7, 8, and 9th Janalee Firth, Farrell ' Fors-berDoug Foxley, Sylvia for three days of meetings and Fraser, LeVee , Fuller, John social events. The annual event will mark O. Garfield, William Goring, the 66th year that the Utah Lorilyn Grover;. State Press Association has Amy Hall, Paul Hansen, gathered annually at this time Suzar.n Hansen Dave Hardy, of year. In the past at least Claudia Harris, Cynthia Har90 of the states newspaper ris, Wayne L. Hunsaker, RichWynn publishers travelled in to Salt ard Jensen, John, Lake for the meetings. Kathleen 4 Kathleen Josephson, Business Committee meet- Kerr, Aurline Larkin, Judy ings and a board meeting will fLarkin, Sally Linford, Rick be on the agenda for Friday Mason, Susanne Matney, Cyn-thafternoon iwith an open house Meyer, Ijirry Metz, Bevfrom 7 to 9 p.m. in the even- erly Miller, Parrls Neal, Kening. Attending the open house neth Nelson, David Nelson; in addition to the regular Terry Orwin, John Oyler, convention delegates will be a Paul Puzey, Bill Roberts, number of Invited guests from Kent Redfield, Merle Romer, Salt Lake Advertising agen- Lynn Rose, Danna May Schucies with their clients who ad- mann, Jean Scothera, Milton vertise in the Weekly press. Scott, Vera Gene Shumway, General meetings will begin Bettle Smith, Boyd Smith, Sorensen, Saturday morning with a Mariel Peggy Continued on Page 10 Spence, Von Stocking, Stan- g, has been to the Assistant Cash-e- r position at Bear River it ate Bank. The action was ken at the last meeting of V Bonrd of Directors. Her career in banking began in 1948, when she started as a book keeper for the Twin Falls Bank and Trust Company, Twin Falls, Ida. She worked in several other M. Capps surance Co. presented a proposal to the county officials for the health insurance of officials and said they had included a proposal for life insurance if employees would like this kind of policy. The commissioners said they had a number of requests to submit proposals and It would be necessary that they study all these proposals before making any decision and that em ployees would be able to de cme if they wanted any change in insurance policies. Utah Publishers Plan Annual MRS. ILA M. CAPPS LYNDA HAYCOCK Students of Bear River Junior High school who have achieved high grades for the second term of school are listed by Ford Jeppson, Principal of the school. The students earning straight A averages for the .term are designated by the asterisk after their names. High Honor Boll J o 1 e n e " Able, Georgia Baads-gaar-d, Marin us Adams, Carolyn Cannon, J. V. Christensen, Tamera Crozier, Joann Eddy, Annette Fraser, Sheri Lynn Grover, Bruce Hansen, Robyn Hansen, Louise Hardy, Christie Harris, Number 14 Home Improvment Class Scout District Honor Students Plans Events Gun-derso- n, be used on range fire control one being placed at work, Lynn Peterson of Thiokol Benefits and Services admires one at Perry and Tremonton, the seven gallon pin presented to S. William Right one at Plymouth. He was also to for his continue contributions the Bloodmobile. Mrs. J. quite sure another iwas availGordon Felt, county chairman makes the presentation. able to be placed at Willard. Asks Help For Museum A. M. Reeder of the Box The Bloodmobile of the Elder Chapter Sons of Utah American Red Cross visited of the rarer types of blood, B Pioneers recalled to .the com Thiokol plant January 21 and positive, which can be ob missioners the efforts of the from approximately SUP in the 22 past to help raise realizing 320 pints of tained10 cent of the don funds for a museum only per blood. The heavy snowfall of as a ors. Plans to continue this of the old Brigham Wednesday evening forced the replica cancellation of plans to con- wonderful record was shown City fort and reported that tinue the visit January 23. by Right's donation of his some personal contributions 57th pint January 22. had been made for this purLynn Peterson, of Benefits To most donors, the. one pose. Mr. Reeder reported that and Services, Thiokol, who coordinated gallon pin is a real milestone the Chapter felt these contri the three-da- y schedules, had received pled- and nine recognitions of this butions should be used for the were given purpose they were given for. ges for 100 pints for Thurs- accomplishment the same day to Jesse Kelley, He said the SUP is not now day. One of the highlights of Bruce Hymas, David Hall, Interested in building such a the drawing was the awarding William A. Bishop, William N. museum, but since the associof a seven gallon pin to S. Sherman, Jr., Ray Boges, ation had been helpful in obHerbert taining the land where the McDonald, William Right, Jr., 341 Haw- Allan and Keith Nobles Wuerthner. Memorial County Nursing donations for thorne, Brigham, scheduled for Wed- Home is located by their, given since 1951. Kight, a Others are contribution, they native of Virginia, has donat- nesday donors at a later date. Tremonton women volunt- - felt the county should be willed in San Diego, Charlotte, Norfolk and Memphis. He has teers staffed the Bloodmobile ing to help contribute to this fortunately never had need Wednesday. They were Donnf museum, which he felt should for blood to be returned to Fronk, Gloria Brown, Norma be built The commissioners McLeod, advised Mr. Reeder that until him or his family. He is one Carpenter, Billie Carman they had more information on Rhonda Gephart, Waldron, Margaret Bess, Mar the matter and more time to tha Hoover, Pearl Casey, consider it, they could not Diane Carter, Ethel Nelson, make any commitments. Nick Topik and Norton D. Mrs. Inez Deem, Mrs. Darrell McBride of the Equitable AsHughes, Mrs. Harold Felt. Tremonton. Utah Thursday. January 30. 1964 41 Jr. High Lists 10-to- Fierpont Ave. , ia Farmers Union County Unit Meets Saturday JUNIOR on with CHAMPS-Lookin- g basketpride at the Junior ball )trtojphy hejd by Trehionibn Third Ward athletic director Dean M-M- en Cobbley and coach Eldon Anderson- - are team members Roger Adams, Brent Watkins, Vance Chadaz, Joey Mason, and Bob MerrilL Back row, Jerry Winn, Bob Montgomery, Gary Merrill, Jim Cornwall, and Ronald Henrie. Absent is L. J. Dustman. Church Ball Teams Begin Division Title Competition Climaxing regular inter-- 1 stake competition, three Junior Announcement is made by teams and three M- Howard Glenn, President of Men teams from the South the Box Elder Farmers Union, Bear River Stake will enter of the annual meeting to be divison competition Monday in held Saturday, Feb. 1 at 2 p.m. the South Bear River Stake at the Utah Power and Light Center. auditorium in Tremonton. Favorites to take the divisBusiness matters pertaining ion title are the Junior champto the organization including ions, Tremonton Fifth Ward, an election of officers will be coached by Eldon Anderson. on the agenda. Delegates to They won the Junior title by in attend the State convention defeating Thatcher-Penros- e Feb. 7 and 8 in Salt Lake City the stake playoff, 61 to 53. will also be named. Senator Fifth ward had the best record Frank E. Moss and Boyd K, of all the stake teams ending Packer are listed as speakers their regular team play with for the state meet, s record. Fifth a 10-- 2 An invitation is extended to Ward will meet the Maiad all farmers in the area to at Stake third place team Montend the meeting and Join In day night Also running in the the discussion for bettering division race are the 2nd and farm conditions, 3rd place teams. Thatcher M-M- en win-los- Penrose holds the second rung position, but the 3rd place spot is still up for grabs. Tre monton 4th and 3rd wards will play off tonight In the Stake Center beginning at 8:00 Harry Miller Is back at pjn. to decide who (will enter work again after three days the division race in third of hospital treatment for injuries received last week while Entering divison he was at work at Thiokol. place. competition in thoir usual He was escorting a visitor place1 as stake champs of the from Salt Lake City around senior bracket is Tremonton the plant in a pick-u- p ruck, Third Ward. Also representing with the visitor at the wheel. the South Stake will De una A divider in the road could clace team. Deweyville. The not be seen on account of the Third Ward Team also captur deep snow and the impact ed the coveted Stake sports- sent Mr. Miller through the windshield. His face was badmanship Trophy. Basketball action will con- ly cut, but he received no tinue all next week as the 16 other serious injuries. The teams from this division vie visitor was bruised ' from his for honors and the chance ,to contact with the steering wheel. nter Region playoffs for Harry Miller Returns to Work " . ,M-M- |