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Show OF SEVEN ft Cgs Bf. N A'eaJ, County C. Of C. Asks For . By Listed twb?Tuesl0yr! to rBE,der ;flS cording VOLUME 55, NUMBER 24 Building Work At For Warehouse Indian School Bids for the construction of a that hold warehouse in Brigham City are other words, vote today being advertised for in Municipal and general the Box Elder News by the Box Elder Chamber of Commerce, Kust register if they who will rent the completed ted during the Pas Those who do not buiding to Fram. a corporation Municipal officers, must that supplies all types of filters t throughout the world. u they have not Begins Monday Initial construction on $1,141,-48worth of buildings at the Intermountain Indian school started Monday, according to According to the notice for bids, plans and specifications for the building may be obtained from Murray Mason, executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, at the Commercial club rooms in the bank building. A deposit of $15.00, to be refunded upon the return of the plans, must be made to obtain them. Bids wil be received by Secretary Mason up to 8 oclock in the evening, June 23, according to the notice. days lor t Em be on July 1. July i, and October 10, ?3L f primary election this 5, JO be on September will general election November 7. Places to Id as follows: jire CitT Home of Louie wn, south Third ofwest. r, d precinct: Home precinct: Em-face- south First Home of Stel-Phillip- s, 161 i precinct: west 237 precinct: 164 i of Forest, Home of Petra south Main, Home of Louise precinct: Home 125 east dh aten, precinct: American Legion Committees iFirst Lot--onse- Listed For Sixth ward. i, 50-5- 1 Home of Fifth north, precinct: nth Committees of American LeAnderson, gion post No. 10, Brigham City, east. for the 1950-5year, named by iih precinct: Phyllis C. George Hodges, commander and 324 north First east approved by the executive com-- of: were listed this week. River City: Mary S. An- - mittee, . They are as follows: , Membership: Herbert, Adamnne: Jennie N A.dney. son, chairman; Pete Koford, eyville: Nellie K. Gardner, A. Cherrell Norman, John Patcyk, Lynn Jensen, per: Charles Beckert, Leon Gardner, eyville: Norma Gillmore. and Tom Paige. itut: Mrs. Oleen A. Hall- Athletics: Murray (Mace) MaRuth D. Barnard. son, athletic officer; Leon ,ud: Hannah' B. fcart, John Patcyk and John - J sen.' Mrs. mtoryr , N. Americanism: Norman , Valley: Vama Carter, , Jeppson. chairman; Earl Ferguthe Valley: Ruth F. Stokes, son and Grant Prisbrey. , ne Creek: Louisa Roberts, Historian: Bill Pearce. side: Elsie Greenwell. Programs: Jack Burt. u: Blanche T. Worthy. Bill Pearce. Publicity: Mrs. Charles Kunzler. Service Officer: Boyd Shef- 1 r 1 Luella Tracy. President Of Jotary Guest Louis L.' Madsen, who will as president July l State the ah Agricultural principal speaker meeting of the Brigham itary club Friday noon, as introduced K, E. by I The program was undirection of the fellow, iwmlttee, of which Lowell col-- s chairman. Norman Christensen of a guest, Madsen spoke of the his- purpose and the aims agricultural college, and Jjcd the Important funct delegated to the college are or, Civic and (Military Relations: Ruei Eskeison, chairman; Bean Freeman, Leon Packer and Quig Nielsen. Memorials: Charles Beckert, chairman; Lynn Jensen and Vic Forsgren. Dennis JohnRefreshments: son, chairman; Cecil Bradbury, and Bob Hillman. Sons of the Legion: Dr. Victor Wayne Bott. Boys State: Chet Knudson. Welfare: Vic Forsgren. Firing Squad: Les Lowe, John Patcyk, Leon Taggart, Jay Poison, Vic Forsgren, Howard Call, George Hodges, Lynn Jensen, Tom Paige, Charles Beckert, Max Bott and Max Walker. Minn., was Lewis Twins Win ! not carried any other state. as announced cub du-b- y , day) the club ave out or Institution that today Brigham City members are Invi. lunch with the Og- - .he,e take part an tournament and evening at the the country club. Mee Wins fr Sweater rS'ftss.ri WeK?If0rher S lUtah durlng award was recent ;y avvarded a ervlces to t asso-s- t as-- year-en- d Sred The the outgoing SEJ? tenf38 'Chairman 75 KanSimmittee' of Uton KrSnsedlt0J and served on the ShArmmlttee for two t Cwan Participated in commmeM. W. and (Marshall W. Lewis, twin sons of Mrs. Irene Lewis of Brigham City received their bachelor of science degrees in the college of commerce at the graduation ceremonies of the Brigham Young University in Provo last June 5. The boys received their early education in the Central and Lincoln schools in Brigham City and later graduated from Box Elder High schol in 1944. They attended Weber college In Ogden for two years before going to the B. Y. U. John is living in Provo and Marshall will make his home in Pocatello. John Cappa . . G. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Johnson, was awarded the rank of Golden Gleaner at Sacrament meeting in the Second ward last Sunday evening. Carrol Johnson Is Golden Gleaner Miss Carrol Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wallace Johnson, was awarded the rank of Golden Gleaner ' at sacrament meeting held in the Second ward, Sunday evening, ing, June 11, 1950. Miss Johnson has the distinction of being the first Gleaner girl in the Second ward to achieve this award, and the fourth In the South Box Elder stake. She has been active in the Second ward, having served as secretary and music director In the M. I, A.; organist for the ward choir; organized and directed the L. D. S. girls chorus, and organist for the Sunday school for the past seven years. She has been vice president of the stake Gleaner girls organization, as well as president of her ward Gleaner class. She is a graduate of the Box Elder high school, where she majored in business, winning a to Weber college scholarship from which she was graduated this spring with honors In muand friendsic, scholarship, ship. During the past three summers she has been employed in the office at the Box Elder Packing corporation. Graduate From B.Y.U. Last Monday, June 5 Among the 946 students grad uating from the Brigham Young University in Provo last June 5, were Donna Deem, LeNola per and Moylen Young, all of Brigham City. Impressive ceremonies were held In the B.YU. stadium that was filled to capacity. Har- Federated Milk Men To Meet Next Thursday Salt Lake Citys new brucellosis program for all Grade A producers of that area, will be the topic ,of discussion at a meeting of the Box Elder county Federated Milk producers, according to Maurice L. Reeder, head the unit. The meeting will be held on Thursday, June 15, at 8 oclock in the evening at the Bear River City L. D. S. ward recreation hall. , Discussion will also center on problems of local dairymen, Reeder said. two-stor- T tt U HAY DERRICK HITS ELECTRIC Could Happen On 'Any Farm , v - i; LINE IN FARM ACCIDENT SAT. t Duane Paul Hunsaker, 13, narrowly missed death on a farm three miles north of Brigham City last Saturday shortly before noon when the full current of an electrical power line passed through his body. Today he is reported in good condition. his Duane, working with father. Paul Hunsaker and a torotehr, was moving a hay derrick that was located near the high power line. He was pushing on a metal wheel directly connected with the cable that extended along the derrick' and down to the fork. The derrick pole unexpectedly swung into the electric' line, completing the circuit between the line and the cable connected to the metal wheel on which Duane was pushing. The boy was shocked into unconsciousness. The elder Hunsaker, pulled his son from the wheel y Death Of Lily J. Howarth Learned News of the death of Mrs. Lilj Jensen Howarth, 40, of Thermalito, California, who died suddenly last Monday, at her home, was received by Brigham City relatives this week. . Funeral services will be held Thursday in Orville, California. Bishop Leslie Robertson of the L. D. S. church will conduct the services. Mrs. Howarth, WTfe' of ' Cyril Howarth, is survived by six Her seventh child, children. Sharon, 13, died two weeks ago. y Her three sons are Cyril Howarth, 21; Robert HowHer arth, 17, and Jimmy, 7. three daughters are Mrs. Betty Goggia, 22, of Meadow Valley, Plumas county; Margaret June Howarth, 19, who i3 being graduated from Orovllle Union high school Friday, and Shirley Jean Howarth, IS. (Mrs. Howarth has been a resident of Thermalito for the past two years. She i was born Dec. 13, 1909 In Brigham City. Members of her family In Brigham City include her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Jensen and a brother, Hoyle Jensen. She is survived also by a sister, Mrs. R. D. Fowler of Thermalito, and a granddaughter, Evelyn Marie Goggia, 4. ' Le-Ro- Apprenticeship . ompletion files Planned Twelve local men will receive their certificates of completion of apprenticeship in auto mechanics, carpentry, machinist, painter and sheet metal worker, Thursday evening, June 15, be- ginning at 7:30 oclock in the Howard Cafe. , Achieving the certificate in auto mechanics will be Charles ; i ; and immediately administered R. Brown, Alfred Frye, Daniel artificial respiration to the un- Holland, Clark J. Netlsen and ' conscious boy while a doctor Doyle L. Packer. was called. Receiving certificates for comThe boy had regained con pleting apprenticeship in carsciousness by the time the doc pentry will be Gene L. Clark, tor and the Brigham City police Dale Orme, Jack Wroten. department fire truck with its Orville Larsen will receive his resuscitator had arrived. certificate as machinist. Edward Another Hunsaker boy was Welch and' R. S. Miller will rewooden tongue ceive certificates as painters and pulling on the of the metal rig connected to the Eric Seashore as sheet metal cable at the time of the accident worker. He was .uninjured. Following the singing of the J The power of the shock was national anthem on the program indicated by a large burned the invocation will be offered by ) area around the metal wheels, Glen Knudsen. Introduction will , caused by the electricity. be by Chairman Butt Vin-- ' Attendants at the Cooley Me centgiven ' William as With Scene Of Accident morial hospital, today reported master of ceremonies.Long' Mayor In con good Lorenzo Bott .Will offer the ad- , , 4 where Duane Paul Hunsaker, 13, narrowly missed death the Hunsaker boy and recovering rapidly. dress of welcome followed last Saturday morning. The derrick swung to the left dltion the shock, he suffer muscial selections by Fetrent by while being moved and contacted the high power lines edBesides severe burns on the'bottoms , (arrows) sending a high voltage shock to the boy pushing of his feet and on the palms of of J TheJheme. "The Value cable to the his hands.- tWmetaJ wheel. The wheel was connoted-b- By ' Appren- Trade r a Learning F : derrick. tlceshlp will be carried out, by several outstanding , speakers, t To Serve His Church Response will be given Six Win At by Charles R. Brown and the award' ing of certificates will be by Burt Vincent, chairman - of' the Utah , c SSPS Near-Trag- ic , J 5 N - y 5 Brigham Students Degrees . i University Rites Yesterday The names of six Brigham students who graduated of Utah, from the University Tuesday, June 13 with the largest class in the history of the century-olinstitution, were received today from the univerCity J Brigham City community apprenticeship committee. Curtis Perry Will, J. C. Dinner Meet At Ranch House. Fulfill Mission Riyoso Yamamoto, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Yamamoto was awarded a bachelor of arts degree. His major was bacteriology. The new graduate attend- ; dinner meeting bf the Brig- ham City Junior' Chamber'1 of Commerce was' held at the Maddox Ranch HousexMonday evening, and .was attended by - a large percentage o fthe Jaycee . membership1. . , Guests were Dale Rasmussen, Verrt HafneT and Irvin Clark. Wayne Johnson... president, conducted the meeting and outlines plans for the next' few weeks. It was voted that the A d sity. ; Elder D. Curtis Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Perry will be honored at a farewell testimonial at 7:30 oclock in the evening, Sunday, June 18, in the Brigham City Sixth ward chapel of the L.D.S. church. Elder Perry will enter the missionary home in Salt Lake City, June 19, and will serve In the Central Atlantic states mission field. He is a graduate of Box Elder high school and the L.D.S. ed Venice high school in Venice, California, where he was active in Boys league, football and iMrs. Howarth had attended track. He Is a member of the chamthe baccalaureate service Sun Universitys conference Jaycees sponsor a iFourth of day at the State theater, but pionship track team. - , there. July activity,' particularly., for seminary was taken critically ill later durJay Donald Ridd, son of Mr. children. In connection with the He has completed one year at Elder D. Curtis Perry ing the day. and Mrs .Roland Ridd of Brig- Weber Jayceettes pet show. and. kid College. ham City was awarded a bache. . . son of Mr. and Mrs. ClarSixth he Active parade at Rees Pioneer park, in the ward, lor of science degree. Majoring Osborn Family Slates and the 20-3ence be who will R. clubs Miss Box home as served has missionary Perry, , in history, Ridd was enrolled in Elder contest and parade! He A 1950. since has 22, Reunion Their Annual January honored at a farewell test! the college of education. been active In the Y.M.M.t.A. monial at 7:30 oclock in the committee will be named by the Ridd attended Box Elder high stake board, and church and The David Osborn family aspresident to work out plans for evening in the Sixth wart the day. sociation will hold their annual school where he was active as quorum duties. He has been employed at chapel, Sunday, June 18, prior The Jayceds also are planning reunion, Saturday, June 17, ac- a class officer and band. He J. A. Grant, business was a member of Lambda Chi Sheffields grocery store for the to his departure for an LDS to undertake a safety campaign to cording Will Alpha fraternity at the univer past eight years. Orpheus Chorus mission. right away, with emphasis on manager of the group. 12 oclock sity. traffic at and highway safety, to Slated begin This Evening Practice Johnson said. will be held Robert Blaine Clay, son of Mr. NO ADULTS ALLOWED The Orpheus chorus will prac- noon, the reunion and Mrs. W. A. Clay of R.F.D. tice in the Third ward chapel, at Lagoon. David No. 2, Brigham City, won his of the members All 7:30 at MIA Conference Will Be Wednesday, June 14, family are cordially in- bachelor of science degree after oclock in the evening, accord- Osborn Held In SLC This Week according to majoring in the field of physics. vited to attend, r ing to officers' of the The new graduate attended Box Grant. According to a letter frorp Elbert R. Curtis, general superinElder high school. While the howl for better Harold Hansen, son of Mr. and fishing for adults grows great- but to be announced In the next tendent of the Y.M.M.I.A.. the will go to the outstanding 1950 Mutual Improvement conMrs. Carl M. Hansen of Brigham er throughout the nation, Brig- paper, ference will be held, Juhe 1;T7 was bachelor awarded a of City have juvenile anglers. ham City organizations Please! Lets not have any and 18, with the first general His was science degree. major action for carelessness or better concrete taken cars from by adult intruders, members of session convening in the taberperts. with camping fires and trash zoology. He is a graduate of fishihg for the kids in their the Box for school. worst area Elder sponsoring organizations nacle at 9:30 oclock in the mottlhigh Described as the community. fires, Gunderson said. have stream the is for ing in. .Salt Lake City. . 6aid, S. be Richard of son 5 to at wardens Iverson, oclock, fire land appoin morning Saturday Deputy fires in Utah, the Prior to the first general sesyoungsters only. men Mrs. K. some 340 Iverson of Drucilla fired is for is include the the when gun ted in the county sion a reception will be held protected in the county Not stream be the will only can south First east, Brigham City opening of fishing season In 67,283 acres of state and private, in vital positions where they on the from 8 to 9:10 oclock in won his bachelor of science de- Utah, Brigham City youngsters a good fishin hole forest and watershed land. This be of Immediate help. tabernacle of the but morning on the season, opening day of on the Hadfield, after of in and banks hike the will Besides gree zoology. majoring Hyde up area covers a wide expanse ; , grounds. the for the summer, throughout Murle is He of Box a Wasatch Elder creek between the power plant as county fire wardens, graduate the county from the Admission tickets not will be stream be will with stocked serand Box Elder creek at the high school. front In the east and the Blue J. Markham of the forest needed except for the drama catchable fish son J. periodically of Creek Rodman Elder to Mr. of mouth Box been vice Grouse has Seely, to appointed. canyon the festival Thursday evening,-JunSpring Hills the Representing the Bureau of and Mrs. A. Elwyn Seely of Brig- cast a few flies and angle throughout seasonfishing season. 15, in the Kingsbury hall with range in the extreme northwest 5 at Dewane Fishing r opens are a was ham awarded bachelor of worms in their own exclusive ex- Land Management performances at 5:15 and 8:30 oclock and According to fire officials, Saturday morning E. Jenson and Gean Leavitt, as science degree. His major was trout creek. comes to a close at 9 oclock in oclock. tensive areas of cheat grass and firewardens. is a graduate of In time For first the biology. Seely history For the dance festival; Friday sage, with some juiper and in this area .all kids from one the evening. Highway patrolmen Willis E. Box Elder high school. elevations in the university 'sta evening the at higher Leonpinion Wood, Evan D. Green and Principal speakers at the. 81st to 15 inclusively will fish in fire dium seats will be to high adequate medium a makes rites waters posted to adults. And ard J. Jeppsen, have been depu- annual commencement available for everyone, Curtis hazard fuel type. The major risks tized. Others are as follows: Staheld third in for the the will be good, promyear fishing said. The festival will begin at are highways 89 and 30 south. service: dium Bowl, were Hon. Harold ises Doug Orchard, member of Fish and Wildlife 8:30 oclock in the evepihg. The fire season begins early in John E. Anderson and Vernal M. Stephens, chief justice of the the Box Elder Wildlife federa Octothrough extends t June and U. S. court of appeals. District tlon, for tubs and tubs of fish The South Box Elder stake NOTICE TO THE PUELJC:'; l fall storms reduce Montgomery, ber State road commission: K.- - L. of Columbia, and Dr. A. Ray ,01-pi- have been planted there, senior softball schedule Cars follow must not for firo David the hazard. J. Hess, Louis J. Spackman, president of the university. Sponsored by the local wild- Thursday, June 15, was released trucks from now on. : awarded a n life federation, which was as today. It is as follows: Stephens, To help prevent fires, the pub- Olague, Chester Arbon, Ralph W. Judge Every cor following firo 6:30 P.M. Indian School vs. truck when it U going to a lic must be conscious of fire pre- Rose, Homer C. Tingey, Ira honorary doctor of laws degree sisted by civic organizations, at the services, spoke on The an, exclusive fishing stream for Fifth. , King. vention. fire will receive a ticket ; Fish and Game commission: Vocation of Citizenship. youngsters has been in the mak7:30 P.M. Perry vs. Mantua One of the greatest causes of Dale Fryer, fire chief. -ChrisArnold Clinton Bronson, for several years. ing 8:30 P.M. Willard vs. Sixth fire is carelessness by people, Smith, police chief. Harry Weidman. Phone Prizes, not yet determined your news to 1000 9:30 P.M. First vs. Second. either by throwing cigarettes tensen, Virgil 0 Kids Will Have Exclusive Fishing Rights On Strip Of Box Elder Creek Fire Fighters Prepare For Dry Season Under the direction of county fire warden, Sheriff Warren W. Hyde, Brigham City, organization of the Box Elder county fireaffected fighting unit, has been operating, smoothly now Is and according to J. D. Gunderson, northern Utah district fire warden. To prevent fires in Box Elder one In county like the disastrous are 1942, extensive precautions She Is af, Kappa being taken. sorority. At the present Firewarden Jack Box Elder the digee waa edi' Hadfleld, Is supervising ging of fire guards In dangerous areas throughout the c?uatjrfiremen; have been deputized of per and a number From U. Of wardens, diem guards have been secured. Jun 18 Though fire losses since the been .the tJnlver. disastrous year of 1942 have chiefly Jausef.f small, Sndy, June 18. Steen. 260 north fairly organization work of guard and fire pieYrat a master cation with the general public. 2L2'!ve a ee in animal sci- - Box Elder county is considered box by state fire a la' social Iks B. S. Degrees Miss Carrol Johnson construction Harry Halverson, engineer of the 'U. S. Indian service, in charge. The buildings include a gymnasium, auditorium, two school building and two apartment buildings. With 1300 students due to arrive for school next September and 2,000 on January 1, building schedules will be rushed to provide complete facilities for the students when they arrive. The gymnasium will be 125x 112 ft, divided in the center for boys and girls athletic events, with playing floor measuring 70x100 ft. Included are quarters for storage of equipment and dressing rooms for players and offices for' various directors. The school buildings, which will be Identical In construction, will contain 18 classrooms each and a half basement for a play buildarea, being also 700 pupils ings, accomodating each. The apartment buildings are also identical, with 12 one, two and three bedroom units each. They will be H shaped buildings with hardwood floors, tile baths and electric kitchens. Boy, 13, Burned, Shocked When Hit By Electricity North Box Elder stake high priests quorum will hear President ElRay Christiansen of the Logan temple,' Sunday, June 18, at the stake tabernacle, at 2 acoclock in the afternoon, cording to the North stake 0 vot-as- two general elec- 6 PAGES BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, I960 Construction Bids or cities registrations TTT SLATED JUNE 20 Registration" Of New Golden Gleaner REGISTRATION C!?" tinker 'the T e - S. Stake Senior Softball Schedule or-unti- ' |