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Show Beginners lo Bee Golf Team Wins Championship Receive Golf Of Region One at El Monte Course Harper Pearse Takes Instructions Medalist Honors on Total of 76 Strokes Golf instructions for juniors be provided every Monday The Box Elder High school morning during the summer golf team became champions of season, It was announced this Region One in a tournament week by Don Sheffield, the pro- held Monday, May 10 on the gram to start at the city course El Monte course in Ogden. FourGirU Jake 11Qn ors Bees Lose Final Game of Season In Team Wins Three and Loses Three During '54 Baseball Season golfers will play in the state championship meet next Monday, May 17. The 36 hole meet is slated to begin at 8:00 a. m. Bee To become the regional winner, the Bees with a team to- According to Sheffield, all beginners are eligible to take part in the summer program which is being sponsored jointly by the 1 LDS church athletic pro- grant, Brigham City, and Dean Candiand, pro at the golf course. Eligible are all youngsters In Brigham City and Box Elder couijty; Sheffield said, pointing out jthat, the program would be operated in conjunction with the July golf tournament ned in the church athletic pro- - tal of 313, defeated Weber, Ogden and Logan in that order at the meet. Weber took second place with 322, Ogden third, with 332, and Logan fourth with , , 335. Harper Pearse of the Bees won medalist honors with a 76. Individual scores or Bee team members were: Pearse for for 77; Mason, 76; Glover, 38-3for 78; and Watkins, for 82. 38-3- 8 38-4- 7 FFA Meet Box Elder Future Farmers of America won a third place in dairy products judging and a third in dairy cattle judging at the state Future Farmers Judging contest held at Utah State Agricultural college recently. Ben Tlngey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lori n Tingey of 378 North Fifth East, was the recipient of the high individual award in the dairy cattle judging con test. Ji 9 v " ' ... 9 , sen of Central school. riiieicsTiMATCii no Local Winners men ' 1 1. . CO. m Mrsv-Wyp- Phone V,1 ;vm . Pick Horseshoe Pitchers for District Meet GREYHOUNDS DAILY TO 1015 LOS ANGELES Two horseshoe tournaments have been scheduled for South Box Elder stake, the first to be Thursday evening, May 13, at 7:00 Rees Pioneer park at oclock, followed by a second contest a week later, Don Sheffield, stake athletic director, announced this week. Junior and senior divisions will be conducted in both tournaments and winners will meet to select chamin a play-of- f pions to represent the South stake In Division 15 competition. Both singles and doubles will be played in bqth tournaments. : ALSO FREQUENT SERVICE TO; San Francisco Chicago .... S18.45 $29.20 $44.20 New York City plus tax 1 AIR SUSt SUSPENSION Howard Hotel 175 Telpehon Greyhound offers lo much lervice by Only MO mom miles per Maul with a Stedebalter! 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Thursday will be of the practice variety, with official league games beginning next week. The spven.wards ,of, the. South Box Elder stake are expected to field teams, and the Intermountain schbol will be invited to play the bye team each Thursday night. Stake directors thi3 year will be Max Morgan, Worth Jensen, and Kent Jensen. A meeting of stake directors and ward directors will be held between games to discuss the schedule and any other problems concerning league play this year. The schedule fpr Thursday night is: 7:30 p. m., the First ward plays the Intermountain school; also at 7:30, the Second ward plays the Sixth ward; at 8:30, the Fifth ward plays Perry; and at 8:30, Mantua plays Willard. AtttomdtK Orem tr Ortrdrneepleimal si airs cut. fries msy tsry umewhse in msrbj ammnnmtt. -- - More Toll Roads Are Advocated by C. of C. WASHINGTON The (UP) Chamber of Commerce of the United States urges the construction of more toll roads to finance the building and maintenance of the Interstate highway system. Repairs and additions to the interstate system are now paid for out of tax revenues, including federal aid. But road costs have increased since World War H, and there are a great many more motor vehicles using roads now in existence. In a recent national conference .on highway financing sponsored toy the chamber, Chatles (L. Dearing,. deputy of commerce for transportation, said that within 10 years." atboUt one-thirof the total rural mileage could ..be maintained by the use of toll (projects. He estimated these projects could accommodate aibout half the traffic using the Interstate system. . Batter farmers everywhere ere learning about the dividends in durable concrete pipe irrigation systems-prope- rly designed and correctly Installed; systems that not only add permanent value to the lend but completely pay for themselves over end over again through savings in labor and water. that keep coming from investments As mucr as 65 of water turned into open irrigation ditches is lost (Department of Agriculture). Concrete Pipe sysetms save this plus time, labor and money. Contact W. R. White Co. today. d . gets the imoney Standard takes in? Who , Sixth Grade Boys Lincoln School h Noticed three letter lying ob the counter doyrn at . Jonea Drag Store last week. Writing three at once. Doc?" 1 , anked. No," Doe said, you are you and the rest of the town. Thoee are lor the' boys from our town who are at the Notional Guard encampment. Everyone who comes in adds a line or two, and when a couple of pages are Riled, I mail them. That way the boys hear from folks who might aot write otherwise. They sure do enjoy it " am nVV- under-- In Volley Ball Meet The Seventh ward volley ball team, runner up in the recent Division 15 tournament has in been invited to participate contest being the held In the Deseret gym at Salt Lake City this week end, Quig Nielsen, division manager, announced. Brigham City Seventh will play Sterling ward at 6 oclock on Friday evening. Plain City ward was the division winner. Melvin Bott is coach of the Seventh ward team. 6 secretary Ball Winners - vw first of 'all automatic drive 4 South Stake to Goode and services from paper clips to pro- us $324,743,000. It was fessional services cost spent with thousands of firms, large and small, to replace our customers use is a vital operation. Our search for stepped-unew oil reserves cost Exploration oil p $79,000,000 in 1953. Wear .and tear, depreci- ation and upkeep cost production we bought $157,834,000. Part of it fa$135,600,000 worth an will replace worn-ou- t important pum to crude cilities, but millions went oil producers. to workmen, technicians. New construction, such as refinery facilities, to make more and better products, cost This helped $145,-000,00- 0. meet builders payrolls. Employees wages for time worked took of our income. Another $43,000,000 went for employee benefits for Standard Oilers. $163,-947,0- Taxes paid by Standard to U. S., states, counties and cities amounted to $106,300,000 enough 112,000 shareholders profits came from what was left; They received on each about to buy plenty of fire dollars worth of stock. trucks, schools, bridges. Total: $86,020,000. picture belongs here, too. Because most of the $1,156,757,000 Standard Oil Company of California took in last year ended up with you the public. Whether one of the hundreds of millions of dollars worth of checks Standard wrote last year was sent to you, or spent with you, or helped make possible better gasoline and oil for your car, you and pract cally everyone else in the West benefited. Thousands of merchants and professional people in hundreds of towns profited from the pay checks Standard Oilers spent. Our tax payments helped finance schools for your children, parks for vacationers, and bridges for Your The "Write" Prescription ! , Crude oil was a big item. To supplement our own at Sixth grade boys representing Norman Andersons class at Lincbln school came out on top in spring ball competition last week 'at the school grounds. Two fifth grade teams and two sixth grade teams partici pated in the games. Winning team included: Da vid Beecher, Conrad Bergland, Dean Jensen, Dick Jensen, Ralph David Jensen, John Markham, Merrell, Stephen Nelson, Gary Petersen,. Dale Ray Smith and Steven Stumm. hplf-tnig- lon-f- . Rom where I sit ... It Joe Marsh rirrrnTrTTrr aflUrOuICSlD gas Run. .The Studebaker Champion got 61 to 130 more miles per tankful than its four ' Enter 7th Ward ajaaamBan3jisc35 Come in and look at the official AAA score sheet of the ' city-wid- n .? V Y the-par- - Lincoln school girls who comcontest peted in the held Saturday, May 8, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars were: Bonnie Kay Baty, third grader; Margaret Mason, fourth; Saundra Thomas, fifth and Lucille Watkins, sixth. in teachers According to charge at Lincoln much enthusiasm was shown for the contest and many girls participated In the activities. : Phono 7978 Phono 3444 Wall Avenue Sprlngville Road 925 So. 6th West x 4- Winners Named Of Tournament teams will run staggered relays, 410 yard and mile relays at the two sessions, meet winners to stage a run-of- f to determine the entry eligible to represent the stake in the all The four winners of the VFW church meet, Sheffield said. Auxiliary sponsored held at Central tournament school, last Saturday .morning Advises Razors Judge were: Third grade, Donna Sheffield For Wife-Beate- rs of Central school, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sheffield, SAN ANTONIO, Tex. OUP) District Judge W. W. IMcCrory 322 South First West, Fourth grade, Ora Lee Nelson says wives whose husbands come home and Ibeat them up of Mantua,' daughter of Mr. and should show their hukbands a Mrs. Orion Nelson. Fifth grade, , Marlene Bosley good sharp razor. If they do that, McOory said, qf Central school, the daughter "the husbands' .will jump out of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bosley the window. qf 33 South Second East. Some husbands are like tom, Sixth grade,, Donna Kay Jensen, also , of Central' school, cats," he said. They go out and howl and then they come home daughter of Mr; and K. Jensen ' of 360, South First and slap the female around. East. . came .V',. statement . v iMdCrorys All of the four girls are enterhe was empaneling while a criminal grand jury.' lie told ed in the state finals which will the Jury he did not think a be held at Salt Lake City this indict- Saturday, May 15. 'murder with malice ment would stand against a w who killed her husband (While he was (beating her. obligation lUTAH CONCRETE I' t : Lincoln Hopscotch hop-scotc- h SALT LAKE V. 1st Practice Meet at Central school last Saturday were, left to right, Donna Sheffield, Central school; Ora Lee Nelson, Mantua school; Marlene Bosley, Central school; and Donna Kay Jen- Are Announced 1940 and three lost record. Hopscotch Tournament Winners Ward relay teams from South week. Four 1650 ; ilk ... Elder stake In junior and senior divisions will stake field meets on the Box Eider High school track on May 27 and June 3, Don .Sheffield, stake athletic director announced this PROVO - V VJl Will Meet May 27 Box OGDEN J I IDS Relay Teams Building Phone 660 In the final Region I standings, the Bees have a three won 40-4- -- Cache Valley Bank Score Team Holds Judging Teams Win Third at 11-- 7 The Box Elder High school Legion baseball team played their final game of the season on Monday. to Bear May 10, and lost 11-River in the tenth inning. Pitcher Baty Morrison started First practice session for the for the Bees and, according to American Legion junior baseCoach Vernal Harris, although ball league is to be held this he had six runs scored against Thursday, May 13, at 5:30 p. m. him, only one was earned. at Rees Pioneer park. Harold Anderson stated that Reeder was sent in to pitch In the eighth inning with the all players from 12 to 17 are eliin Bees behind by one run. In the gible and those interested tenth, Reeder was the victim of playing should be at his own mistakes, the Anderson Is and Bear Thursday. River scored four runs before coach of Post 10 of the Amerl- ! the door was closed. can Legion. Will on $1 .ay 24. Tenth Inning by From where ait, little thing can, add up pretty big. A few short notes make a letter. Boys from our. little town help build mbtorists. Carpenters, steelmen, lumberjacks bene--' fited from the facilities we built and the work we did. It all fits together: 1953 was a good year for Standard because so many of you thought our products well made and worth buying. And by making it a good year for us, you made it a good year for many others. up a strong National Guard to protect our freedom. Even freedom is made up of a lot of things living where we like, voting the way we think is right, choosing between coffee, tea, or beer at dinner. And anything that adds up to freedom gets my stomp of approval. . 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