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Show I s f J- FRIDAY EVENING, fagk four THE 3i JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOX ELDER NEWS-JOURNA- L SOCIETY. WILL SPONSOR FREE PUBLIC ... . and women s activities PRESENTATION OF ARMY SHOW Mis Return To California Mis B 1'. AKoid and d.uigh-Mislcll Alue AKord ter. Fnda morning City Brigham tor San Fernando, Calif jima. by ti am. Miss Alvord is a nui e nt Olive View Surutoimm at 'an Fernando. of Alvord. formmiy Mrs. been has visiting Brigham City, here the past thiee monies with her daughter, Mrs. Loin Ttngey. Alice has been spending her vacation heie the past two weeks. s Take It Easy Is Smash Hit In Its Hospital Premiere Beat My Heart, a lilting ballad which may well bid tor n-wide fame. Gills of the ensemble included Jeanne For.sgrcn, Bonnie Following the successful pre(who also was featured Higgins, sentation of Take It Easy, a as a dancer in the "Take I! musical comedy, to patients Easy,tap ODD LOT RELEASE Baby number), liei e ar.d detachment men of Bushnell Nelson, Mary Jean Shaw anu ' General hospital last Monday Norma Whitaker. a Odd Of for the show Enlisted men taking part in raght, Styles request Big Group was made the next day by citi- skits were Pvt. Ray Porter, Pvt. Kind A Some Only One Pair Of zens of Tremonton. Floyd Carlson, Cpl. Al Massin-iger- , A.s a lesult, the Bushnell thes-pian- s Pfc. Fred Umbarger and Offered To The Public At 10 A. M. Pfc. McCart. will give "Take It Easy at the Bear River high school By far the outstanding numMONDAY, cuditoiium tomorrow (Saturday! ber of the production vas "Take Pvt. William night and will follow this up ft Easy, Baby. Chittick opens it with a sol) with a presentation of the levue at Box Elder high trumpet, followed by principal-- . NO RATION school Tuesday evening, July Gae Peterson and Pvt. Lovelace who sing it with appropit-at30, beginning at 8:30 oclock. BUY THESE SHOES NEEDED The public presentation in the pantonimics and aie joined high school auditorium will bn by the whole easemble. The skits, "Dr. Fradler's free of charge, under the sponThe goternmenl has just made a ruling allowing The Still Alarm, sorship of the Box Elder I union stores to clean up odds and ends of stock, and broken The Tree "The Dictator. of Commerce. The .Chamber or discontinued lines without requiring ration stamps. Doctor ar.d "The is invited. aie public The shoes we are offering are all quality pre-wa- r cleverly handled by the serviceand the Sponsored by staged stocks of Friedman-Shelb- y shoes, good styles but not medical detachment of Bush-noil- , men's cast. In the Awake or Asleep" "Take It Easy is remarkmany sizes in the various numbers, though most all able for its sublety in its skits number, Miss Valberg is the sizes will be found in the groups offered. music. girl in Pvt. Resnikoffs dream a.s ,and for its excellent written by Lt. Wayne Schick, a he sleeps on his cot. She come.--, MOSTLY WOMENS SHOES former patient at Bushnell. Lt. on the stage and goes through A I EW FAIRS FOR MEN AND CHILDREN Schick was transferred to an-- ' a graceful dance, and Resnikoff other hospital after the show moves restlessly. In the background Gae Peterson sings placed in production. GET A BARGAIN was"Take GET YOUR SIZE It Easy opens with a "Awake or Asleep. The dream number by the entire ensemble girl leaves. As he awakes, the which is adorned by ten Brig- private finds his dream girl is ham girls, most of whom work gone so he consoles himself by at the hospital. Specialties are singing and dozes off again as handled by Vaudis Valberg, the scene closes. The finale again has Adele Adele Fife, who sing two of the shows loveliest numbers Fife handling the vocal of "Out "Smile and Swing and "Out Of This World, with June Facer Of This World," June Facer in and Resnikoff heppin' it with the Pied have an audition with Benny a jitterbug special with Pvt. jive, Chittick plays and Soldiers Boost Singer with a Resnikoff gets Anne Piper and tiumpet Sidney PASADENA, Cal. (UP) Miss Goodman. She made it, and in the to follow him around ELane McCaffrey, a Pasadena another 30 minutes had been with Pvt.who is featured along the gang When this ends, the William Lovelace in stage. singer, credits her flight to signed up by Goodman to sing "I Give You Heart, anoth- fellows jump off the stage and Broadway to the Soldiers Band with his band at their opening er of Schicks My tunes. help the girls of the ensemble at the Huntington Hotel. She had at Hotel Astor, New York. down into the auditorium and Big Ed (Pvt.) Zuchelli took been featuring songs with the the music switches to "Take It command with first imitations band which the soldier musi- ESSENTIAL liEIAllt BAHTS joias in Everybody the Ink Spots. Harry James Easy. cians arranged for her, when for all makes of cars and trucks of it and the girls go singing on the and trumpet Tommy A.k? day the soldier pianist told at Firestone store. tf His through the audience and the Dorsey on the trombone. hot' that if she could be in Los show ends. a of broadtight Angi'les in 30 minutes she would UY The excellent arrangements BONDS & STAMPS V cast by Bill Stern and Sam iTaub, the crowd, et al, was one of Lt. Schicks songs were lot the show's highlights. Later, handled by Pfc. Joe Stroerle in the show he imitated Charles whose nimble fingers provide acKEEP COOL OUR FOUNTAIN Boyer, Fetter Lorre and James companiment for all numbers. BOOTHS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Stewart in scenes from recent He was assisted by Sgt. Edd JUMBO ICE CREAM SODAS movies, and Edward G. Robin-'so- Farrani. whose interludes were Chocolate, carmel, marshmallcwv in an original skit which had heard between scenes, 'Little John Sardo wanting to orPfc. Leonard Lustig conceipineapple and strawberry the prisoners at Alcatraz ved and staged the production ganize DOUBLE RICH .MALTED so that they can go over in besides taking part in the skits, MILKS Europe and settle this fracas," as did Pfc. Herb Raynaud who doubled a.s technical director Really very good, Any flavor. Sgt. Edd Farrant rendered and handled scenery. natio- OPA JULY 19TH fast-movin- g STAMPS e TO C. A, West Co. Ilar-tenkoh- l, J Tanner Verna Jensen, all visit. ng were Utah, Sandy, es in Brigo am Us'l Mis.--. a i ,, - uay . Mi.s. Dave Hewlett of this city was in Salt Lake City yestetday . mi matt rs ol buim -- Tomorrow's Homebuilders Meet llomebuild-jei- s The Tomorrow's club met Thutsday afternoon at the home of its iead-!er- , LaVenna Packer, who gave the lesson, on "care and handling of dishes. Another lesson, on courtesy in introduction," was given by one of the members' Montann Watkins. Assignments were then made which for the next meeting, will be held Thmsday. July 32, at the home of Joan Peters. Jensen and C. C Mis. Willn.ni s.-- Johnson is Miss Jacqueline in spending a week's vacation ot Salt Lase City at the home Mr. and Mis. 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In both northern Ireland and in the Irish Free State, Protest-jant- s and Catholic live side by side in peace and harmony, especially in the rural areas, for 3(53 days a year, the chaplain jsays. In their neighborly relations there is no distinction tor reasons of religious differences, and friendship, charity and mutual assistance prevail. Chaplain McDowell added. However, on the two days March 17 and July 12 the line of distinction is drawn. July 12 'is the occasion of merriment, and demonstration festivity 'among the ''Orange," and those loyal to the "Green keep out of the way. Next March 17 will bo the Orangeman's turn to 'keep out of the way. The day of the "Wearin of the Orange," an occasion of both jteligious and political signifi cance. is observed with great ceremony in the six northern counties of Ireland There they 'go "whole hog, Chaplain McDowell relates. However, the observance in the free state is usually very mild. The reverse is the rule on St. Patricks day. A few years ago the two holidays were occasion for "terrific bigotry. Chaplain Me Donnell recalls, particularly in the towns. Protestants, wearing the orange sash of William III. parade through the streets with ceremony on July 12. It some ' j hoodlum should shout, "To II :r with King Billy, bnekbtts, locks and she'lalahs began to fly, and a hoodlum riot was underway. On St. Patrick's day. should some hoodlum shout "To h with the pope, the ceremony immediately turned into a brawl. Of course, things like that took place when I was over there," Chaplain McDowell explained. He expressed the belief that the advent of modern communication has erased the bigotry and violence ot his day. On St. Patricks day. Chaplain McDonnell recalls, the Royal Irish Fusiliers, a unit almost equivalenM in size to an American army division, under the command of his father, would parade in their tall plumes, high collars and striped trousers to the barracks where they observed the sacred feast of St. Patrick as a body. The Protestant holiday, July of the 12, is the anniversary victory on that date in ltDl of the forces of William III (William of Orange) over the forces of James II the Catholic Celts ir. the ar.d their French allies battle of Aughrim. St. Patrick's day. the Celtic holiday, recalls the death of Ireland's patron saint, and consequently, is the occasion for the sacred feast of St. Patrick. According to Irish tradition St. Patrick used the solid green shamrock to explain the m story ut the Ilolv Trinity. As a insult the snamrock has become t;io unblem and green the color of the Catholic Irish. From Our Readers Camp Murphy, Fla. July 8 1943 The Box Elder Brigham, Utah. 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Lund, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Godfrey and Coiporal Arthur W. Lund, who was stationed for a few weeks in Santa Ana, Calif. Cpl. Lund graduated in .aircraft perret on June 21st last at Detroit, Mich., and was sent to Santa Ana, Calif., a few weeks ago; from there he was sent to Ithe Air Cadet air base at San Antonio, Texas, and is now in Gulf command which eom-jthe A son was born to Ralpii and several of the Souhern Bessie Allen Maugham of Tre- prises states. Mem-ria- l hosIn monton, Cooley pital Thursday, July 13. The loo I)as for 21 Cents baby is their first. SAN JOSE, Cal. (UP) - Walter Beck Robles. 30, went to jail for 1(M) Wendell and Arline Packer of Salt Lake City ate the days for the theft of 21 cents, pa.ents of a baby boy horn at Judge Percy O'Connor held that a local Wednesday, the amount did not count, but hospital Julv 14. The baby is their first. that the heavy fine was imposed on the theory that Robles would Kenneth and Alice Holdavvay probably have Taken any amount Hailing of Brigham City are the that happened to be available. parents of a baby daughvr born at Cooley Memorial parts hospit il ESSENTIAL for all makes of cars and trucks Wednesday, July 11. tf at Firestone store. Miss Luna has a position as clot!; in the If you miss a copy of the e. let us know. People's Drug n j lilvctrU' Mis. Shirley Wight ol Brig-!haa major City underwent at Cooley operation this morning .Memorial hospital. AT Delicouslv Frsh RASPBERRY Sundae j I, y ,11 J clothes by storing them in this plastic-coaterayon bag. Its 60 long, has s sturdy wire frame, with d Writing papers of the better qualities are getting scarce now is the time to hiy in a good supply so you can continue to write regularly to our bovs at the front. DONT LET THEM DOWN! BOXED two hooks. Available in white with color trims of peach, green and bine. 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