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Show 3L' Jaycees Trip Malad 68 Grads Of 1949 ContinuaScSiool 44 To College Gives Best Column 27 Friday Of U Ogden Area' Boy Scout Council the Regional Results i t i Bus Lines Offer Travel Literature Holds Meeting - students are attending the Uni- ed to Norman Fuellenbachof the tive board of the Council as He writes vice president, as treasurer and versity of Utah, three are tak- Richfield Reaper. on the Reaper as chairman ing nurses trainfng, 28 are enof the i camping rolled at Weber college; 10 are Rat Race. This is the first time committee and comes to the office of President with a broad attending Brigham Young uni- the award has been made. 12, 11 and 10 points respectively. versity; 13 are enrolled at Utah In a more serious vein USAC of the aim and purSharraden was the top man for State Agricultural college, three also presents an award for ex- knowledge pose of the Boy Scout program the visitors with 10 points. are attending other schools, sev- ceptional service in community and its operation. en are in the army, one is in leadership. This year the walnut Mr. Bailey was also awarded Malad the navy, 17 are at home (un- plaque went to the Box Elder the Silver Beaver award, which employed), 48 are working, ' 3 Brigham City edi- is Scoutings recognition of men are seeking employment and ted by William Long and man- for distinguished and outstand12 are married. aged by Charles Claybaugh. ing service to boys. Also awardBut the new award is intend- ed Silver Beavers in the cereOf the 147 graduates at Bear River high school, 31 are study- ed to recognize unusual success monies last evening were, Sam in humor.Gordon, chairman of the South ing at U. S. A. C., 10 are at Several Utah editors are Box Elder district; J. Alex PatBrigham Young university, eight of the are at University of Utah, three writing hilarious humor col- terson, commissioner are at Weber college, one at umns," commented Dr. Carlton Lakeview district and Leo M. dean of arts and sci- Loll, member of the Council University of Chicago, one at Culmsee, ences USAC. at "Im sure their executive board and member of Washington Central college, one communities appreciate their the Regional committee of Reat Chaffey Junior college, five are taking nurses training, two shrewd and pungent levity. gion 12. But humor can be dangerou.4, These four Scouters all have are in business college, two are in Jhe army training school, and we thought it would be ap- served in Scouting of twenty Fort Knox, 19 are on farms, two propriate to award this steel years or more and during their have are working in a sugar factory, shield to anyone who prints as service, distinguished one has a mail route, one is a many funny exposures of his themselves in this field. Also elected as officers of the bricklayer, one is working on a townsmen as Mr. Fuellenbach Council were Hervin Bunder-son- , milk route, 23 are working in does. Prof. Antone B. Kemp of the Calvin D. Borbridge, Gilstores, offices and other places Score by quartern:' of business, three have moved, college metalwork department bert Francis, Ray Holdaway, 11 24 37 44 one is in the army, 22 are mar- made the trophy. It (s so tough Boyd E. Nelson, and Dr. and Jaycees that It defied ordinary engraving Mrs. Wm. P. Miller as vice pres-4 12 20 27 ried and 10 are at home; Malad techniques, but the inscription to idents of the Council. the Reaper humorist was finally Elected as treasurer for the chiseled into the surface. Council was Dr. C. Charles one of Mr. National A, classic from representatives Fuellenbachs recent columns elected were L. E. Ellison, H. G. bled at half time and the locals coasted for the win. Nichols, Adams and Hesswre the high men for the locals with Reaper-Cussion- s News-Journa- - , Het-ze- follows: Eeeeeeerrrr ARMCHAIR STRATEGY l. Havenor, Leo M. Loll, David J. went the screach-in- Wilson. siren through the black crisp A feature of the evening was night. Courageous fireman Hom- an address by Harold S. er was out the door In a mighty deputy regional executive bound and had his coupe half from the ILos Angeles regional way down the driveway by the office. Mr. Alvord commended time the screen door closed. He the Council on its fine record was the first one at the fire sta- and also challenged the Countion and of course his pants were cil to do more in the way of wrapped around the wrong keys tiaining its volunteer leaders to . . what to do. , the manual says Improve the quality of the Scout to act with initiative and haste program in this Council. . . so he doubled up his fist and In his annual report to the shattered the pane of glass on Council, President David J. Wilthe door with one mighty blow son said the membefship of the and as a follow through reached Council is over 4,000 Scouts, in, flipped the latch, and threw Cubs and Explorers and this, open the door. Scooping up the added to the 1,365 leaders makes phone he screamed, Where in a total of nearly 5,400 active is the fire and a pert little registered members as of this increased voice on the other end tittered, date. He reported There aint no fire its New activity in advancement, . in Years Eve! camping, health and safety and ' Now if he was up on the park training. watering the skating rink like Elected to the executive board all good firemen do after dark of the Council were: Frank M. or over at the Firemens annual Browning, Rev. J. Burton Salbrawl at the armory, he would ter, George B. Bowman, C G. have been conditioned for the Cowley, Dr. R. L. Draper, Carl Be not bit- C. Kaskill,. 'Dr. H. K. Belnap, screeching falsie tis better to be Floyd W. Godden, H. Parley ter, Bandley Fred Frorer, Olin H. Ririe, brisk and bouncing for bucket and be Dr. H. A. Dixon. brigade J. Rex Dr. George Stewart, branded a bilked buffoon than to be a doubtful duty dodger Bachman, A. Walter Stevenson, Dr. Junior E. Rich, C. J. Olson, and be dubbed a drip. Fire Chief Gurrs tirst official J. Allen Pike, Rev. Atwood Bird, Dr. George H. Lowe, duty of the new year was to A. R.S. Croft, Dilworth Young, Sam J. Jr., new In of a gob glass. glaze Morrison, Jack Evertson. Elected as Council members at large were: Harvey Cahill, Alton Parker, Lewis Wight, Wes Anderson, Earl Rushmer, Claude 8 Hal Armstrong, Paul Thatcher, W. J. Dermody, Henry D. Call, Mr. David R. Trevithick, execu- G. Harold Holt, Stacy Gam, J. tive director of the Utah State (Everett Haney, Board on Alcoholism will speak Samuel C. Powell. Ralph Duvall, to the Box Elder high school Rev. Lewis, Howard students on February 8, at 10:30 Call, O. Floyd D. Lund, Chester Gar-lica. m. Blain Farr, C, A. Mr. Trevithick will show the David Clarke, James film I Am An Alcoholic, and T. Glen Bott, Shelwill itnorduce Mr. Wendell W. donUnderwood, Donald Brough, Wil-mDixon, Whitney, a member of the Utah C. W. Bourne, S. State Board, who will speak to Garland Barlow, C. N. Woods, Puzey, the students at this time. iH. Lowe, Sr. The essay contest on alcohol- George ism, which starts February 1, ham Kindergarten club, is chairand will continue through Feb- man of this project, which gives the educational approach to the ruary 25, inclusive. Mrs. Eugene Price, of the Brig- - alcohol problem. g ! , .Not so long ago the townsmen used to gather In Coffee Houses and discuss the problems of their times. But today this practice has been replaced by those delightful discourses at home known as armchair strategy. Theres more to this armchair strategy than just talk. Chairs and davenports have long been one of the basic furnishings for comfortable living. Now, with television turning our homes into miniature theatres, chairs assume an even more important role than ever before . . . and must be arranged more strategically. You need, always, several of the upholstered variety, and as many odd chairs as you can find room for, to accommodate the armchair audience. These should be light weight for easy moving, and should be painstakingly . - chosen to complement the other pieces in the home. If you like Chippendale, Hepplewhite, or Sheraton influence, have it by all means. They all blend perfectly with anything from Eighteenth Century to present day Modern. The mahogany Windsors shown above, graceful and stately as the trees from which they were fashioned, yet comfortable as house slippers, stand waiting to be pulled into viewing range at a moments notice. Weve chosen our chairs with an eye to your tastes, needs and comfort. Come In and look them over. We know youll want NORTH MAIN FURNITURE 31 North Main Brigham City. Phone CO. St Utah 250 burn-battlin- variety present tion tours many to recreational regions of the West Coast, New national York City, BOX ELDER Erigham City, Utah Wednesday, February t j without additional charge In recent years Greyh tours have become increase appealing to tourists. This of transportation eliminat,tes bother of travel details travelers have more time i joy themselves as they The new 1950 vacation folders are available cost at the Greyhound depot Howard said, or will be a. upon request. Wlt, njakarr '1 i vi 0 C. TANNER s tro hern Ut :ongratu eon ;ent ihi ucce liief Cael The . a pr year d ed l. oving fc cats, act rvisor J. regardless of condition ... as a gold metal bands, men's or ladies. . . . trade-i- n on one of During small y irred wii bound, This Offer Good For A Limited Time Only! have one group of itch bands on which We we will allow $3 trade-i- n in nun acres, mbattin, ur was le coopi mg ad, g in the (oris in arting irting fii cani ss PONY EXPRESS t image Sure gives us an awful feel-iof helplessness with our one battleship, the Big Mo, stuck on a sand bar I What if some nation decided to attack us I Of course we still got the air force and the army, and Drew Pearson! Calamity Jane. urn. n' , During eded 11 - 0 nd.- ents inc mi aintenai xk wal Kil-bur- g Alcoholism Expert To Speak Feb. , ft T ... Jensen and Simpson, all paced the winners to their fourth ReLundahl gion One victory. dumped in eight points. Peterson and Jensen also hit the nets for a total of eight points each. and Sorenson each Simpson bagged four counters. Winn and F. Johnson were top scorers for the Bulldogs with four points each. B. Johnson made three points. Bears 56, South Cache 43 The small, but hustling Bear River Bears gained another Region One victory with a 56 to 43 win over the South Cache Spartans. The contest was played on the Spartans court in Hyrum. Lindley looked great for South Cache with 17 counters from the field. Coombs topped Lindleys mark by one point tanking 18 points. Both boys were sharp on field goals and on the free throw line. Following those two were Preston and Jensen with nine counters. Lamb and Rudd fired through eight points. Bees Win The unlucky Box Elder Bees trounced the Weber Warriors by a score of 54 to 49 last Friday in the Warriors gym in Ogden. Lee Boothe and Ronnie Dean Harris were Boothe sank eight field goals and three foul pitches for a grand total of 19 counters. Harris split the net for seven field goals and five foul pitches an equal amount of 19 points. Hansen and May each scored eight tallies to round out the Bee Hivers scoring. Late in the fourth period Belnap started hitting, and he ended up as top scorer for the Warriors. Five field goals and two free throws gave him 12 points. Hadfield dumped- in 10 points before going out on fouls in the third quarter. Hull made nine and Budge six for Weber. PAGE SIX day-byda- y 162 students who gradThe Junior Chamber of Com- uated from Box Elder high J. W. Howard, agent of Overmerces basketball team dump- school in 1949, 69 have chosen Grizzlies Crush Bulldogs land Greyhound Lines said toed the visitors from Malad by a to continue their education, acBullet-proo- f a The The a is Grizzlies Vest got Logan day that Greyhounds 1950 travel 44 to 27 score in a game played cording to K. E. Weight, super- new trophy which Utah State AgOne folders are now being released. foothold on Reed good W. Region time long Bailey, last Friday night in the high intendent of the Box Elder ricultural college will present Scouter in Utah and especially honors with a convincing 35 to The new school gym as a : March of county schools. folders, printed in annually to the Utah weekly in the Ogden Area Council, was 15 triumph over the cellar Dimes benefit. are not only As a result of research to de- which prints the best humor elected president of the Coun- dwelling North Cache Bulldogs. green and brown, in Previous to this game, the termine vacations, planning helpful was The contest to a casaba cil at its annual meeting held release the whereabouts of the column, according played Malad team has lost only one 1949 interesting on the Grizzlies' home court last but make highly from the college. last in from school Ogden. graduates high evening game this- season, but the Jay- in the reading. Illustrated with photoThis year the trophy, a shield , Bailey has served for a long Friday. county, it was discovered cees took a lead and were nevand sketches, the folders 13 Box Elder high school of armor-plate- , award- time as a member of the executhat been has 'Logans big three, Lundahl, graphs a wide of vacaer headed. The score was dou- A Metal Vest Alasparks, as well as Canada, ka and Mexico. . The literature gives a account of various trips, en description of the scenery route, sidetrips and stopovers, how long the vacation will take, and other details. As in past years, the folders Amazing feature Greyhounds America tours. 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