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Show T t - Tulip Project Is Seen Marine Corps Adopts Science af Lincoln Our first grades at Lincoln school are enjoying their tulip project . Last fall they planted tulips to beautify the school USU Professor Speaks at BEHS Assembly Here Education Plan 3 Box ' Elder NEWS Wednesday, March 19,.' 1958 Brigham City, Ujtah O. outcome - depends ' on todays Americans are' with their own personal possessions . and ! material , Americahs must alter goods. their feelings if we are, tomeet the challenge. 'Dedication tothe common good must come. ,;f Abraham Lincoln Is important to us today. He was born humbly and became presidenp'He, or . fought to find out things himself. From his hardships came his strength. Abraham Lincoln wanted all rnen toV' be to all free. His legend Amercans. He gave the responsibility to the living' to' carrion the work of those who died fof teen-ager- - To ensure that the future ofBy Marlene Yates grounds. Now they are watch- ficers will be in step with forthout the of An them ground. peep assembly was held for the ing coming scientific developments students at the Box Elder High It wont be long until each tulip in the military field, the U. S. will have a beautiful flower. school, Feb. 12, to commemorate Marine Corps has announced Weather the birthday of Abraham Linits participation in the Enlisted coln. Mrs. Herman Kotters first Scientific Education program The assembly was under the grade is studying the weather, just inaugurated. direction of the Social Science and each morning this' week to Robert W. According department at Box Elder. L. D. they predict the weather. Wilson,' local Marine recruiter, Wilde conducted the assembly. Electronic Piano the new program is open to enOur fifth and sixth grades are listed Marines less than 26 years Following the opening prayer, given by Lyman Morrell, Paul enjoying the use of a new elec- old, who have a high school edu Morrell presented a vocal solo tronic. piano, the piano weighs cation or the equivalent, and entitled Stout Hearted Men. it 85 pounds and folds up like a who meet the established menis tone The the for occasion the suit case, very good tal and physical standards. Apspeaker was Professor Elsworth of the and it cant get out of tune men and women, may plicants, USU Social Science department. Mrs. Melvin Kay thinks that be or reservists on acHe opened his talk by paying this type of piano is the only tiveregulars of any enlisted rank. duty music in the Those selected from applicatribute to former Box Elder Gay-lan- d NEW EMPLOYEE thing for teaching ' who have succeeded at elementary schools. We will tions now being processed will Archibald has been em- students USU. the use it for a week and then some begin their studies with the Professor Elsworth told the other school will try it out. We fall semester this year. It is ex- ployed at Earls AG Market as manager of the meat de- student body that tomorrows do hope the Board of Education a new pected that group will be world will depend on what the see fit to put one of them selected the early part partment. VIEW PROGRESS Reverent Delbert. G. Fann of the local Southern Baptist church will individual does to contribute to in our school to become Lincoln of each during year. along with several congregation members from Intermountain school look over the pro- school property. our way of life. new program will provide The He stressed the importance of Art Display gress being made on the missionary residence on Third East between Sixth and Seventh four years of consecutive scienThe Lincoln school has an tific education in designated South. Left to right are, Norma Joe, Minnie S. Wagon, Nellie T. Merito, Reverend Fann, college and the opportunities it offers for individuals tq accomother wonderful art display. The civilian colleges and universi, , Kenny J. Monroe, and Fred Cook. plish what they would like. pictures belong to Dr. Harrison ties. During this period, those Local He reminded the students Groutage. Everyone in the com participating will retain their that the American system has has a standing invitation enlisted status and may qualify munity HOSPITAL NOTES to come and see this fine disKentucky Straight Bourbon Wtuskey6Ys 014 An Ogden native, Gayland been challenged due to the Rusfor normal promotion. On be86Proof Ancient AgeDist. Go., Fnankforty sian has The into been space. Archibald, exploration employed play. are ing graduated, those who Parent-Teache- r to meat the Meeting manage department otherwise eligible will receive The following patients have On The parents and teachers en- commissions in the been admitted at Cooley MemoMarine at Earls AG market, 567 North fine PTA a meeting Corps. They will be required Main, it was announced this very rial hospital during the past joyed All on Monday evening. the to serve one year in the Ma- week. week: were honored. rine Before coming to Brigham Progress on a past presidents Corps as officers for each Surgical patients: of. butcher A panel, which consisted missionary residence for the of education at government City, the year 4, daughter of Debra Johnson Southern Baptist church in Brigworked in Tremonton for one Dr. Wynn Fife, Ivan Gardner expense. O. Mr. Mrs. and Darel Johnson, ham City was reported on schedA requested increase in naLowell Packer, Don Call and years. He had been Wilson pointed out that and one-hal- f ule this week by Reverend Del- tural gas rates by Mountain Brigham City. Ivo Mills, gave some very fine local men and women employed at an Ogden market are who LeAnn Petersen 8, daughter to that and has nearly bert G. Fann. Fuel Supply company to its custhoughts on school problems. high school graduates can take prior It is hoped the building, start- tomers in Utah was allowed Fri- of Mr. and Mrs. Parley PeterThe two fourth grades under advantage of the opportunity to seven years experience in the ed March 3, will be completed day by the Utah Public Service sen, Fielding. the direction of their teachers, for this program later, meat cutting trade. Mrs. Richard (Colleen) Burr Mrs. Winifred Nelson and Mrs. qualify The youthful manager is marCommission. ' by May 1. even though they enlist in the ried and the father of four chil The rate hike became, effec- Brigham City. LaVerna Stevens, gave a patrio- Marines at the present time. According to Reverend Fann, dren. At the present time, he construction of a Southern Bap- tive Tuesday. It amounts to Marilyn Housley 7, daughter tic play entitled With Brotheris living in Tremonton but plans tist Indian center will begin a 4.25 percent raise on fuel sup- of Mr. and Mrs. Ray hood. Housley, ' to move to Brigham City as soon when the residence is complet- plied to residences and business- Garland. North Central States as housing arrangements can be ed. The main building will face es and 3.07 percent for indusMrs. Lynn Clarks fifth grade son of Mr. 4, Teddy Keppler e made. tries receiving gas on an east on Fourth East, he said. is studying the North Central and Mrs. LaVerl Keppler, basis. states. During this period they The increase was allowed to with Costly Elden Bott 6, son of Mr. and have been corresponding UTAH POULTRY & compensate for a recent raise Mrs. Max Bott, Brigham City. students in these- - states. The MADISON, Wis. (UP) on pork for Look specials in gas prices charged the fuel N scheFARMERS COOP. JohnMrs. Austin (Victoria) roasts at your market in March, state highway commission company by its supplier, Pacific son, Bear River City. for duled about $69,970,000 M. advises counBessie Hansen, see Hen-PeckiNorthwest Pipeline corporation, contracts in Wisconsin ty home agent. Nordahl Johnson 16, son of More which went into effect Feb. 5. Branch 30 is J. This 1957. for Kelly, percent Manager Fresh pork, now in plentiful 1956 The pipeline firms rate raise Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson, In Store For Men figure of supply, usually is tender meat. more than the City. Brigham on the now file Federal with is $53,720,000. NEW YORK (UP) Pity the To make the most of it while Power Commission but has not Baby Ronald Stoddard, son of the supply lasts, cook to preteen-ageMr. of and husbands Mrs. Warner future Stoddard, todays been approved pending a deciserve fine flavor, to save all girls. Dads sion by the U. S. Supreme court Honeyville. r-lk-mi nutritive value, and to Intermountain Seim Fobb, comfort will be only a mem- possible matter. in the get the least shrinkage. ; , school, City. Brigham ory. The FPC allowed the increase She adds that low cooking Teen-ager- s McMurtrey, Brigham City. want their husto go into effect on Feb. 5 on . Jay are recommended Mark Master 5, son of bands to do more bouse work, temperatures Fahey a temporary basis. to help save nutritients and the PerMr. and Mrs. James Fahey, THE SMOOTHER BOURBON says Lester Rand, president of juiciness, that make this meat Protests to the move have the Youth Research Institute, such good eating. been filed by both the Utah PSC ryClyde Fifield, Brigham City. which surveys opinions of young ' Mountain Fuel. and oSP v ' Pork is safely done when all Mrs. Bonnie May, Brigham SS.W Mountain Fuel hps agreed to Americans. traces of pink color have disapCity, rebate to its customers any reMost' girls dont : think mfen peared,' One check on doneMedical patients: should sit around leisurely while ness is to insert a fork deep inceipts in excess of a compensa-tioIntermounWilliam Harris, for higher gas cost to the tain wives put in a 10 to day, to the thickest part of the piece school, Brigham City. and make sure that the juice it company. Rand said. Mrs. Salt Mahala Haffield, It was also stipulated that the Lake The girls also 'believe their draws out has no trace of pink, City. fuel company would file a new Miss Hansen explains. Mrs. Marjorie Rhodes, Brig- mothers made a mistake by not rate schedule when the case is ham She says the pork loin is most minmen in harness the City. putting finally resolved. The een Mrs. Petra Rasmussen, Brig- ute they were married. The popular for roasting. It is the contention of the ham City. ter loin cut, which corresponds vows - it younger generation Utah PSC and Mountain Fuel to section in beef, is wont repeat this mistake, he the the that Pacifics rate hike is coo roast. It ' is 'carved prize added. trary to the original contract beeasily into generous, meaty THE MILDER BOURBON Teen-ageboys still are unsus- chop-shaptween the two companies. The portions. said Rand. teens Male increase will boost the annual pecting, Other loin roasts rib and snicker at married friends doing loin end contain more bone in cost of gas to Mountain Fuel from $3,873,350 to $4,931,350. .The following births are an housework. They believe it cant proportion to meat and gener This represents an additional nounced from Cooley Memorial happen toi them. Wanta bet? ally are priced lower. $1,058,000 over the contract hospital: LaVor D. and Beverly Austin Rose, Tremonton, boy, March 14. Free Ice Cream Merrill and Melva Alice SorGro- enson Hill, Brigham RFD 2, boy, INDIANAPOLIS (UP) cer Lloyd Jones became the March 15. most popular man in his neighGlen Mathias and Lorna Butborhood the day his freezer ler Reeder, Corinne, girl, March broke down. The ice cream was 17. Earl Wendell and Joyce Stokgetting soft, and I couldnt see it out, so I started giv-in- p es Harmon, Brigham City, boy, pouring THE LIGHTER BOURBON it to the kids, Jones said, March 17. . 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