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Show r ' Tt 1 i: ' 1 1 2 4? Elder NEWS Box Wednesday- - December 3. Department of Jlealth estimates, have an average of nine decayed teeth and have lost several. The Utah State Department of Health this week announced its approval of fluoridation of water for dental health. Prior it has been okeyed by most of the dental associations, including the American Dental Association, American Association of Public Health Dentists, the Public Health Service and many more. The state health department reports that it affords consultant services to communities interested in fluoridation of their culinary water through its Division of Dental Health. The division will provide the technical scientific background of knowledge and information in support of fluoridation, and the Division of Sanitary Engineering can advise communities on the technical problems involved in the installation of proper equipment to put it into successful operation. If Brigham City were to adopt the health feature, it could be done at little cost, safely and within the framework of the communitys administrative organization. It could effect a substantial economic saving to families in the community in terms of lower bills for dental services. As we understand, fluorinating water does not effect the taste or color of it as does chlorinating the water. You would never know it was in the water. To improve the dental health, thia process should be considered for adoption here. Over 450 towns in the country now have it and 400 others have approved the process. 1952 Brigham City. A weekly newspaper, established In 1396, at Brigham City, Utah. d Published every Wednesday and entered as Class Matter at the post office In Brigham City, Utah, under the act of March & 1679. Charles W. Claybaugh, Publisher ' Robert P. Crompton, Managing Editor Gladys Johnson, Advertising Manager Subscription rate In Box Elder County: $2.25 per year payable in advance; in combination with the Box Elder Journal (published Fridays) $4.00 per year; $2.00 for 6 months; single copy 5 cents. Outside Box Elder County, $3.00 per year, combination rate $5.00. pub-llshe- d Sec-on- Will Help Vets Oyer Christmas Hump SEASONAL WORK ENDS; 46 CLAIMS FILED enin- said, and has dropped off people employed in given dustries for November included tirely. 2932 in jobs, 250 in construetan, 300 in manufacturing, 635 In federal governoffice. ment work, 235 in state and loDuring November, 502 people cal government positions, and contacted the office about em- 75 unemployed. ONEWEEKONLY ployment, 115 were given emThe number of unemployed ployment counseling Interviews, has now, of course, jumped conand 51 individuals were refe-residerably said Mr. Miller. Much FLOOR AND TABLE out on Jobs. of Box Elder countys available Of this number, 23 have re- employment Is seasonable, he sulted In placements and more are expected to get Jobs as they finished clearance with military REGULAR $6.80bases in Ogden. Claims for unemployment ben-fit- s were filed by 46 persons in November, for a total of 73 A slacking off of nearly all seasonal work in Box Elder county was completed in November, according to Douglas Miller, manager, Employment Security , Fluoridation Of Water Would Improve Health A simple, effective method of improving the dental health of Brigham City people and people of other Box Elder communities is available. It is the proved fluoridation of culinary water distributed through central water distributing systems. Dental decay is no doubt the most widespread of all disease. In people it takes an enormous toll every year in terms of decayed teeth, toothaches, missing teeth, poor health, and interrubted activities, Sixteen year old children," the Utah State Will USACAtAirMeet Scheduled to attend the fourth annual conclave of the Arnold Air society at Los Angeles this weekend are two USAC cadets representing the school's John K. Cannon Squadron. They are cadet Col. P. Kennan Hayes of Richmond and cadet Lt, Prlsbrey of Brigham City, Mr. Hayes and- - Mr. Prlsbrey were to join air force cadets from 'Utah university and Brig ham Young university at Hill air force toase for the flight on Thursday to Los Angeles. They will return to Hill air force base Sunday afternoon While at the convention t the cadets will take part in the planning of air force RCTC ac tivities for the coming year. Top leaders of the air force will be la attendance at the meets. The Arnold Air society is com the advanced cadets posed enrolled in AF (ROTC units throughout the nation. It is a service fraternity designed to further the cadet's understand ing of the air force and to bet ter prepare them for duty with the air force. Entertainers at the meet will include popular Hollywood stars. On Saturday evening they will attend a military ball at which Bob Crosby will furnish the mu LAMPS - Tha tragic weeks. Specific aptitude tests, to determine ability In a given job, were given 17 people, while 21 took proficiency tests. These tests are given trained applicants to determine their ability to do that which they are trained. Estimates .v . enhance th? great of BoatbonTaste QLB sic. Professor Is Good . m Mrs. Harriet Balls (left) And Mrs. Jennie L. Jones . , . show a few of the gifts they have gathered in the American Legion auxiliary program to send to the Salt Lake City veterans hospital where veterans may pick what they want, free, to give for Christmas. Mrs. Jones is auxiliary president and Mrs. Balls is chairman of the rehabilitation program. lie is Students Pledge 9 00 10 00 10 OS 10 20 10 30 1100 12 00 12 30 I DEC, Pattern Test News Yo yr Ruth Tolmen Figure , Film Josephine ' Kitchen Early Bird Matinee Women 4 The News Matinee The Big Payoff Welcome Travelers 00 I 30 P 2 00 "Kata Smith 3 00 Video Frolics 1 WEDNESDAY. , 3CMWht$ Coo Jem Work! In Review 4,i5 Film , 445- - Gabby Hayes 5 OO Howdy Doody 5 30 f 5'45 6 OO Film Camel Newt Caravan The Jonathan Story Those 5'Dick 6 4 30 Two Tracy 700 Football Highlights 7 , Day - 8 00 Gangbustar AH American Game 9 00 Wrestling OJO Parade of Stars It OO Night Owl Theater 12 00 Midnight News THURSDAY, , Your Film 1100 Early 12 12 f News 00 10.05 10.20 10.30 i 10 Figure Josephine's Bird 00' Women 1230 Matinee " 1:00 The Big & Kitchen Matinee The News In Rhythm Round Payoff t30 Welcome Travelers 200 Kate Smith Your 3 00 Home Brighten Up ideo Frolics 315 3 30 Whet's Cookm The 08 4 Wodd in Rev test 4 15 5 00 S3(F Film $239 95 II 05 Night Owl Theatre 1200 Midnight News ' LIVE i , 05 20 Your Film Figure Ruth Tolmae 1030 Better Living Electrically 100 Early Bird Matinee 1200 Women & The News 12 3D Matinee Merry e f 00 The Big Payoff '30 Welcome Traveler! 200 Kate Smith f 300 Video Frolics3 30 Whet's Cookin' 4 00 The World In Review 4 15 film Gabby Hayes . 5 00 Howdy Doody 538 Film 5 45 Camel News Caravan Tha Jonathan Story w 4.00 s Lou FRIDAY, DEC. S 8 001000 Test Pattern 10 10 10 y When she sang this plaintive ballad, she won the hearts of millions. But the cheers never ended her grief. For behind the throbbing lyrics was the story of her own devotion to the man who mocked her love. Here is Norman Katkovs story of FabulousFanny and the man she was never a bio to forget. Read it in the December Ladies Home Journal. 9 00 9 30 "10 00 10.30 11:00 Bids to the seven social fraternities at Utah State Agricultural college were taken last week by 156 men. Brigham student taking out a bid included Kelly Farmer, son FarS. of Mrs. Purdett mer. Mr. Farmer pledged Pi Kappa Alpha. He is a freshman student majoring in agriculture, Wayne Hunsaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hunsaker. Mr. Hunsaker pledged Pi Kappa Alpha. He is a freshman majoring in forestry. Richard MaCFarlane, son of MacFar-lane- . D. Luella Mrs. Mr. MacFarlane pledged Pi Kappa Alpha. He Is a freshman majoring in political science. Burton (Pett, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Pett. Mr. Pett pledged Pi Kappa Alpha. He is a junior majoring in business administraton. Bob Valentine, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Valentine. Mr. Valen tine pledged Pi Kappa Alpha. Brent Hoggan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Hoggan. Mr. Hoggan pledged Pi Kappa Alpha. He is a freshman majoring in animal husbandry. Gareth Baird, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Baird. Mr. Baird pledged Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He is a freshman. Bob Tingey, son of Mr. and I 84 South Main 4 15 6 30 700 7 30 8 00 , Hazel 845 900 915 9 30 10:00 10 4( 1100 1200 DeVon Phone 1190 Those Two The Story Princess Hopelong Cassidy Once Upon A Crime Cavalcade of Sports Greatest Fights of Century Wonders of the Wild on Music Spotlight The Big Story ' News of the World Peculiar People Night Owl Theater Midnight News 30 II 45 1200 12 15 12.45 IS j 45 3 00 3 30 3 45 4 15 4 45 5 5 4 00 4 10 4 15 4 30 7 00 730 800 8 30 9 OO 9 30 1000 10 15 11:15 ROLLER . DO YOUR XMAS 1 DEC. 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Program Resuma Low of Lifa Search for Tomorrow News and Weathar Stnka It Rich Unkletter's Houseparty Double Or Nothing The Early Show Margaret Masters The Guiding Light Doin' The Town Uncle Roscoe's Party Kit Carson Sagebrush Playhouse World Tonight Weather Prospector Perry Como bhow Twenty Questions It s News To Me Our Miss Brooks Ozzie and Harriet Abbott end Costelta Racket Squad March of Time Football This Weal Ringside Sign Off $38,i HISS Ttlfl? oiB'oni-ra- o' the matchless EARLY! SHOPPING Ban Bearing BOOT Dols . GIVE HEALTH Burnt and Alien Tales of Tomorrow Charles AntaU Newt and Weather UVi lamps. Large selection to choose from. ON YOUR LIST! Town FRIDAY, 25 on all floor and table FOR Love Big OFF TV On, Program Resumo of Lifa Search for Tomorrow Naw and Weather Strike It Rich Unkletter's Houseparty 115 Arthur Godfrey , I 3D Mike 8 Duff ( 45 The Early Show 3 OO Margaret Masters Kitchen 3 30 Guiding light 3 45 Garry Moore 4 00 It's Delicious 415 Uncle Roscoe's Party 4 45 Sagebrush Playhouse 5 45 it's Your Neck 4 00 World Tonight 4 10 Something in the Wind 4 15 Heaven for Betsy 7 00--6. if Baker, USA 7 30 THa Lone Ranger 8 00 four Star Playhouse 8 3D I 've Got A Secret II 30 1145 12 00 12 5 12 45 20 freshman. E BREI ENBEKER EL ECTRIC 1100' Toyland ' matic Long-Range- Howdy Doody Dinah Shore 545 Camel News Caravan 500 Short Short Drama 615 Headlines on Parade ? b 30 Childrens Playhouse 700 Hollywood Guest Stars 7 30 Ford Theater 1 8 OO March of Medicate . 8 30 Groucho Marx 9 00 Chevron Theater - 9 30-- TV Theatre k VALUE PACKED 17 Table Model Is This compact designed to lit smaller room areas yet large enough to have full size TV and sound system. QXP chassis with Filament power transformer Easy Vision Golden Lens Front Picture Controls Maximum Performance SeTuner-Autor lector Switch Sound Tuning for locked in sound and picture. See it today compare it for value and performance! h Merry-G- Tin-ge- pledged Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He Is a sophomore majoring in tool engineering. iMantua student taking out a bid included: 'Hal Rasmussen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rasmussen. Mr. Rasmussen, pledged Sigma Alpha Epsilon. .He is a freshman majoring in education. - song' toyman It 25 Sign DEC. THURSDAY, 00 Test Pattern 1 a of Sale Price $4.98 Fanny Brice's (UP)-Dr- 1125 Sign On, Program Resumo 11.30 Love of Life M 45 Search for Tomorrow 12 00 News end Waathar 12 IS Strike It Rich 12 45 Linkletters Housapatly I 15 Double or Nothing I 45 The Early Show 3 00 Marqarat Masters 3 30 Guiding Light 3 45 Doin tna Town 4 15 Uncle Roscoe's Party 4 45 Sagebrush Playhouse 6 00 World Tonight 6 10 Weather Prospector 15 4 Parry Como Show 4 30 Sportscholar 4 45 View the Clue 7 00 Strike It Rich 7 30 Man Against Crime 6 00 Blue Ribbon Bouts 8 45 News 9 00 Mr. and Mrs. North 9 30 Electric Theater .00 TELEVISION the number story behind Lyle Young, son of Mr.' and Mrs. Leo Young. Mr. Young pledged Pi Kappa Alpha. He is a sophomore majoring in wood work. Fraternities 4-- KSL ONLY HOFFMAN has the easy vision 3 f USAC Henry Lemaire, chemistry St Michael's coi a no hitter against a freshmen softball team to cap an intramural lea gue playoff. kdyl--tv WEDNESDAY PARK, Vt. professor at lege, pitched n i WmOOSKI of Mrs. Robert A. Tingey. Mr. Dll-wort- h The SPECIAL! d -- Represent SOX ELDER EMPLOYMENT DROPS AS USUAL t HARDWARE SPORT I Nf GOODS ... ;? |
