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Show LOGAN COMMITTEE APPOINTED FOR 1947 CENTENNIAL WORK GARFF NAMED AS CHAIRMAN 1 ! U,e the state Centennial Beautification j fcU8t'slu,a central beautification committees communlty yJ 0r. appointed instead of a county central committee, the officers of t tne Logan chamber ot comm-r- c took the imtlative in tormina a j central beautification for Logan. 15"V71 The city and all the local clsic organizations, including Cache and Logan LDS stakes are represented X0 on the comrmttee. C I KU ARY NAMES rAnarartn AS rUKlNlJrF rn n Cr v A HOME Fifteenth Year N l !' PAPER FOR HOME PEOPLE G2 Logan, Utah, Friday, April 3, 1916 I PRESIDENT 1946 .. West Center Telephone 700 ARMY ORDERS BUSHNELL TO CLOSE JUNE 30, OFFICER SAYS Thursday evening the repre- sontatlves met and organized with Orson Garff, chairman. Mr. Garff HnrnM L the' represents the Logan chamber of ' 0 er First steps toward closing Bushnell General Fomoff Music company, of Logan.; commerce, Hospital in Brigham City have been taken by wa elected president of the Other members and the organic the club tary army medical corps, it was revealed today. Wednesday at the weekrations they represent are: MelE ly luncheon Colonel Robert M. Hardaway, commanding meeting, succeeding vin Nielsen. Logan junior chamErnest O. Lee, local manager of . ber of commerce; Fred Sears, Lo- officer of the institution, said he had received Mountaln States Telephone and gan city; Jesse Zollinger, Logan River Heights School to Financial and Welfare orders from the surgeon general in Washington. H. C. stake; Milligan, Cache stake; Telegraph company. I Be Community Unit; O. Stewart. Rotary club; James D. Reports Presented at C., informing him the hospital was blocked candidate for presi- - Art 6medieyf Lions JDie club; H. B. North Cache Seeks Gym was E. L. (Dick) Romney, Opening Session Today as to receiving new patients. Howard, Kiwanls club; Mrs. New- director of athletics at Utah State ell Cahoon, Parent-Teachasso'Architectural plans for a new This will be followed by closing of the giant A report by the First Presidency Agrlcultural college. elation; Mrs. Ray Jensen, Logan River of the LD9 church, at the openschool have been Heights 30. nistitution Those the June by Flower army Garden club. patients Other successful candidates were ing session of the 116th annual ordered by the Cache county now at Bushnell will be discharged when cured Nettie Anderson, Merlin Eliason, local livestock! Soropbmlst general conference, disclosed the more church has spent than dealer, vice president- - I. A. Jar- - club: Mrs- Blaine Spencer, Busi- - board of education from K. C. and any who remain will be sent to hospitals $9,250,000 during the past year, Schaub son. and vls, manager of Utah-Idah- o architects, Cent-- 1 nearest their homes where they can get special club; Eugene Veates, Logan Island Lloyd M. Theurer, clerk said toand Its membership now numbers ral MtirrtoH 980.000. Improvement League; Gladys Har- - day. treatment 30. approximately June after required Logan, secretary; Phil Cardon, as- rison, Associated USAC Womens Reuben J. Clark, counselor in sistant manager Cardon Jewelry tlub; Professor Laval The building will consist of a Brigham City Veterans advisory council and Morris, Utah first the read the represidency, new school and recreation unit company, treasurer. New directors State Agricultural college; Comthe chamber of commerce, immediately renewed port to 8000 members gathered In are Dr. John C. Carlisle, super- missioner L. Ray Robinson, Cache and will replace the building dethe huge tabernacle on Temple their fight to have the Veterans Administration intendent of Logan city school, county. Representative of Logan stroyed by fire December, 1944. It Square. take the hospital over. and Claud Quinney, employe of city schools will be announced will be constructed east of the President Georve Albert Smith, later. River Heights ward chapel, on Carnation in opening the conference, urged The city will be divided into a site furnished by the communWellsville. the Saints to pray and have faith sections and the committee as ity, and will be In God to bring lasting peace and to a adjacent and playground and signed to make a check-u- p happiness to the world. park being dereport at the next meetings The veloped He said, we should be thankRiver by Heights. committee was pleased with the for the freedom to worship ful The progress of the Logan Island Imbuilding will be constructed ApplU-kL'.-for member i.j m, milted to the national office und In our own way, and added, the contain two provement League as reported by of brick and str- - initiations are scheduled in the gathering is not just a convenEugene Yeates. The League has class rooms, office E'je Kct, national honorary gymnasium, tion, but a conference of church , near State a number of Improvement pro- for school at Ag-Utah future, Harry Bonnell. of members In a sacred edifice, seekprincipal and office for vice fraternity rioultural college, have been tub- - Logan, rcttrly elected president, ing divine jects ready for action guidance. A price support program to as- 100 blocks of curb and including the city administration. The city l'ort3' gutter. will furnish $10,000 toward the , i President Smith prayed for ofsist turkey grower the through The projects to be undertaken BIue KeX members are chcsen ficials of the nation's government feed emergency has will be publicity, planting, paint- - building, with the school board present frem the junior and senior classes that they would be so able to been set up by the U. S. depart- ing, clean-u- p and weed control. ,P roid g l e rest a USAC on the basis of campus Since the destruction of the ment of agriculture, according to A number of articles are to apscholastic average, school activity, CONFERENCE school local the in of River students and word received by the Utah State pear building, papers reg' ANat'itudc. personality, and a paper' over ular talks radio station Heights have been attending PROG R AM AAA committee. -KVNU. The aim is to have Lo- classes in Providence. Campir Improvements." II. E. Larsen, member of tf.e gan, SATURDAY especially the approaches to Id pa. t years Blue Key has organizations of Twenty local Meanwhile, at the regular meetcommittee, said the program will the city. In presentable condition 10 a. m. General session. such several are bureau Cache sponsored farm projects, county al be used in event for the centennial year 1947. There ing of the school board Thursday, the tabernacle, broadcast. '.s the homecoming house decor-i- n enrollment an program sponsoring 2 p. m. General seasonal disposal of tur- are a number of unsightly ob- a number of requests for buildsession, a student assemoly, a prepaid hospitalization plan, j ntmg co.ite.-t- . and repairs broadcast. ing improvements tababemacle, key breeding stock results from jects to be tackled at once. as acting as an advisor well presi-'a- s of V. Allen Olsen, Young, 7 p. m. General priesthood tr.e efforts now being made tc Commissioner Robinson will were heard by the board. Wellsville committees, composed dent of the bureau, said today, j for smaiJer campus groups. The meeting, tabernacle, broadcast. conserve grain for human con- check on the main highways beadditional Five communities, outstanding project of Blue Key tween communities. of La Mont Allan, mayor; Evan SUNDAY sumption abroad. Bankhead and Orval Nelson, prin- Amalga, College, Hyrum, Mendon last year, under guidance of Burns . 9:30 m. to 10 a. m. TabfolThe price for Utah is as B. Crookston, North Logan, was Semi-Form- al ernacle choir and organ broadcipal of the elementary school, and Young, have already com-- 1 lows: Hens producer support of Intercollegiate cast. asked for a recreation and lunch pleted their enrollment, and have j reactivation live weight, 20.5 cents; prices 10 a. m. General session, tabqualified for protection under this Knights, service organization for room to adjoin the school. under-classmgrade A hens (New York dressed) more 30 students, than ernacle, broadcast. up signing by plan Requests for immediate action 28.5 2 p. m. General supcents; toms producer cent of their 'farm bureau! Candidates for membership session, per on new gymnasium at North broadcast. tabernacle, port prices,- live weight, 19.3 cents, elude: Dick Gilmore, Ogden; John school 7 was made Cacle by high p. m. Sunday school ungrade A toms (New York dressed) In each Stewart, and Dick Heiberg,' BrigVolunteer workers After a week of fueding and another group from Richmond and ion conference, tabernacle. 27.5. Grade A dressed prices are ham LewisFarel are accepting City; Tibbits, applivicinity. Amos Bair, president of community fop box packed turkeys at he competition with their traditional the cations iOr membership in the In- ton; Garth Jones, American Fork; adjust affairs of government that Lions Reed cub, the Theurer, foes, campus the dressB engineers, Grade of point purchase. termountain commonly Jay Hall, Vernal; Seth Bills, Rlv-- I our people will continue to be State Agricultural college president of the Lewiston junior known as theHospital, ed prices will be 1.5 cents per lb. Utah Garth Belliston, of Nephi;! blessed. Mr. erton; Blue Cross, less on all classes. Foresters club will climax annual chamber of commerce, and Seth Olson said. church" leader The Waldron, Kay Morgan; Don Mit-- I Smith-fiel- d from read with a Godfrey, president of the messages The program, applicable to any forestry week tonight David chel, European Mableton, Wash.; choice allowed are Members free Kiwanis club, and C. I. rt al ball in the Dans ante area where Dance, of Blackfoot, Idaho; Grant mission presidents describing the oper.i he and of doctors pointof hospitals, Cache North 9toddard, principal of people in the tioiu prove necessary, Wanlass, John suffering Larry provnt s ballroom. ed out. They may obtain service Hoffman, countries. He also called high school, made the request. A. Murch to to and Howard reflect for support Scnurtz, on the church members to growers from Comely Irene Hey wood help Both proposals were taken un- in any licensed hospital in their of Logan. 90 per cent of parity. Currently, and house needy feed, clothe will be crowned queen of der advisement by the board, ac- own area. Layton, ' U. S. a mean . this will average the foresters. She succeeds Active Include Mr. members in these foreign areas. members We believe this type of proPeggy cording to Superintendent Kirk-brid- e, iaim price of 20.3 cents a pound H. Ludlow, Dan frameThe three day conference began Bonnell, Logan; the within gram, 1942. operating in was named who who said action would be for live turkeys, based on a na- Bennlon, at 10 a. m. with President Smith student American body of our president, work economy, Spanish when the movies taken several districts the week, building During tional avtrage price for bri.Jer Lake welcoming the members. The Revaluable to farm Fork; John Putnik, Salt gets underway in the is particularly in have been presented to the col- program .i! predominate hi us whio Mothers, and McDonald for Join not and lief Society Singing City, eligible people who are near future. dressed In white blouses radio a and prowhich student and rr f.rketin.;-- ' body, lege soring benefits under social security Lloyd Mecham, Logan. black skirts, sang. Dr. Frank W. Richmond and and workmens Letters from will nonrally se.I, :s market biiis gram over station KVNU, an ascompensation, Asper accompanied them on .the associa- Mr. Olsen concluded. below the r ice of young 3to . sembly, and competition has In- Lewiston Parent-TeacheAny farm organ. the cluded snowshoe rac-fh- g, tion units urging a salary increase family wishing to enroll should To carry cut the program Thursday more than 50 regional so for Cache turteachers county and tobacco spitting. contact their local farm bureau department will buy dressed chairmen and stake presidents excellent now em personnel from wheat producing areas inkeys, largely breeder hens, from Wednesday at the annual banpresident. spected the 318,000 bushel capacdea.trs, processors and coopera- quet, L. M. Winsor, director gen- ployed would not be lost to the eral of irrigation for the Iranian district, were reviewed by the ity grain elevator and other fative associations at prices wh-'cwas guest speakers. board. cilities at welfare square. vary according to four zones .r government, Utah family should grow Every and told He of management range are and made which the purchases Coaches Jay Whitman at North related problems in Iran as com- Cache a victory garden this summer to and Cliff Poole at South according to wc'ght, grade and western United the with pared dethemselves with an adeclass The prices po-- d by the Cache, were placed in charge of States. Grant Nielsen, Hyrum contrac- provide 3 tne. dressed for other and recreation tor, was named food supply and release turkey partment A graduate of USAC, Mr. Win- gymnasiums president of the quate will reflect support averaging sor was designing engineer for the facilities for the summer months. Cache junior grains for shipment abroad. Dr. South permanent 90 per cent of parity to th? pro several years Nelson Brothers, of Logan, were chamber of commerce organized E. Milton Anderson, Utah extenbiological survey durer for live itil-eys- . before receiving assignment in given a contract for roof repair- Monday night at the city hall sion horticulturalist, ' declared Iran. While working for the sur- ing and inspection work. Twenty one Cache county men names are being enForty-nin- e have filed discharge papers with vey, which laterbecame the fish were tered on the charter. Sale of five old buses he helped and wildlife service, the local selective service board, Anderson Dr. the has relumed board, SuperinA charter night program will just build the Bear River bird refuge approved by according to the clerical staff. tendent Kirkbride revealed. be arranged lated in the month to Utah from Washington, DC., in Box Eider county. They are: and dui mg that time a member- where he attended the numeral Howard Ray Eames. Le Roy H. . The weeks activities have been was Draper, Vem Walters Allen, Le conference which With a cumulative enrollment; under direction of Dwain Haacke, ship drive will be conducted, Mr. grden Calvert Roy Gene Pickes, H. A1 Nielsen said. Sponsoring club was caliert by President Truman. of 2800, Utah State Agricultural of Woods Cross, president; Lindon Vernon Larsen, Jacobsen, vice direction Lansdale, pres-:under Wood, Pa., the The famire situation abroad is Logan jaycees college has attained an increase Omar N. Willard M. Smart, of Joseph Bowcutt Jr., presidin'. ve: of 1703 students, or 155 per cent dent; Clyde Maycock. S'alt Lake real, Dr. Anderson said, and Floyd M. Chugg, all of Logan. Andrews, and ChrisBill secretary, City, the 1944-4officers named Other at over Registrar W. H. Bell tiansen, Monroe, treasurer. victory gardens will make it posInstallation ceremonies of new Boyd Olsen, Young; Scott Euof first the first cor. serve meeting more sible to food meeting and announced today. gene Cronquist, officers for the Cache Valley post North Logan; Wellsville, produce more food in 1946. Burnice R. Baird, of Lewiston; It is expected more students Veterans of Foreign Wars were Seth Maughan, 2129, will be registered this quarter, were held Tuesday night at the vice president; La Vere Kidman, Economists predict the price of Arvil G. Cannell, Burley, Idaho; Leith R. state Mac Rosee, of Smithfield; director; Hyrum, to swell the total. , American Legion home in Logan food will be continually high Henry B. Down, r. Disecretary-treasureof Trenton; Ellerman, Hyrum, New students who entered this hortieul-trrali- st the the canyon. throughout year, Wendell Bee Bodily, of California; Frank Olsen and rectors, Myron to number vic-to463, according quarter iy Dee Wagangsgaard was installsaid, so growing of Norman J. Andrews, of Trenton; Hall and Approxithe registrars report. with Robert R. Norman, Paradise; Boyd ed commander this summer George B. Myler, of Clarkston; garuens again Miller, Kyrum; Don Smitn, w 11 aid Utah families enhave mately 1400 veterans Holden, senior vice commander; Lynn financially, Farrell E. Peterson, Ogden, Edgar V'tllsville. rolled this year, according to C. as well as helping, in the fight Miles Pitcher, Fred Marshall, junior vice comSmithfield; and Lester Pocock, veterans coordiJoseph Quayle Painter, Burbank, mander; Arthur La Beau, quar- ugainsi, him.'; t. California. nator. He reported many huntermaster; Walter Raleigh, chap- - LYCEUM TO FEATURE Dr. Anders a appointed by dreds of students had attempted lian; Herb Kallstrom, and John NOTED PIANO TEAM R. L. Vriglty, acting extecsi .n j C to register at the college, but, Davis, trustees; Dr. W. B. Presdirector, to have charge Jf be! 1 failing to find housing accommoEnding the Utah State Agton, surgeon, and W. W. Welch, services garden pro-- 1 extension ricultural college lyceum sedations, had sought educational adjustant. in the state this year. He giam 1945-4for duo ries the opportunities elsewhere. will work with county agents,' Burrows pianists, Raymond INSTALLATION BEGINS gajden clubs, ward groups and) Annual top spinning tournament and Anthony Loudis, will play the city recreation a concert Friday, April 12, at any other organizations interested j Epons0re ON WATER MAINS department will be conducted 11 a. m in gardening. according to Dr. 0 a. m. on the Installation of a new water Thelma Fogelberg, lyceum d Bulletins, notion pictures, talks aurcajr senior high school campus. chairman. main in Logan canyon was startgan demons rations be will used Dr. Burrows is in charge of Glen Worthington, city recreaed Tuesday by the Young and Approximately 300 participants throughout the state to promote tion director, piano Instruction at teachers Is in charge of the Smith Construction company, of will assemble at the Utah State college, Columbia university. the program. Mr. Wrigley said event, assisted by Marvin Salt Lake City, Ray Hughe, city college field Jiouse Agricultural Bell, He also directs the training of Thursday for the annual dance graduate student at Utah State engineer, reported. teachers of piano. Professor Elders contest, it was announced by Ora Program InThis project Involves the Agricultural college. Loudis 1 chairman of the Woodland, student manager. Members of the Elders quorum of some 3300 feet of ' music department at the Unistallation Competition will be divided Into Six organizations will be reprewill present the program Sunday two steel pipe, at divisions, one for junior high pipe line of versity of Delaware and teachsents. Alpha Chi Omega sorority, the ward. in Sixth Logan night es on the Columbia univer-sit- y a point about one mile from the students and one for elementary Chi Omega, Theta Upsilon, Kappa Hailstone will be speaker Morgan summer Both students. faculty. mouth of the canyon. It replaces Events will include Delta, Lambda Delta Sigma, and Norlnne two Daines and will sing are graduates of the Julllard the Aggiettes, an independent Irene Heywood . . . Layton coed seme old wood stave pipes that solos. Other numbers will spinning for vocal distance, duration school of Music. team. reigns over Paul Party tonight have been in use many years. be furnished by quorum members. spin, accuracy put, and top dash. ! i L ? - 1 oer er - I Blue Key Lists Can didates for Membership in U SAC Unit Price Supports For Turkeys To Aid Growers w-i- ns rTnn7 if ARM BUREAUS HOPITAT PI heavier-than-ncrm- J Ball Climaxes USAC Foresters Week - en ! semi-form- price-suppo- war-ravag- ed rs h Utahns Should Grow Victory Gardens Again Contractor Heads Hyrum Jaycees Cache Men Released from Armed Services 21 h-i-s to-da- y. USAC Enrollment Notes Big Gain Local VFW Post Installs Officers 5, r Op opiIUlUlg 6, 300 Coeds Slate Dance Contest ' Lo-an- 24-in- ch |
