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Show THE BOX NEWS, Brigham City, Utah Tuesday, April 26, 1960 Wind Brings ELDER (Association of Poor, Picked-oHusbands ) But hell never make the grade as the "most abused." He's just It was an ill wind that blew no one of the gang good into this area Thursday night One thing am wondering about. Did and continued throughout Friday Jim forget to tell his wife about the check and Saturday opening the way for or was he afraid to? Possibly he was wait- a snowstorm to cover the area on Sunday and Monday mornings. ing for just the right moment like the boy Velocity of the wind was estimawith a bad report card. ted at 50 to 55 miles per hour Friknow that Jim wouldn't day, creating dust storms and At any rate, alvisibility to become it have any other way (being a member of causing most nil in some areas at But say, intervals Small amounts frequent A P P H ) and neither would I. of rain fell from the skies just enough to this boat sure is getting crowded. A P.P H. Snow and Cold n I Local Airman Local Students Completes Duty Win Honors A 2C Richard Noyes, son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Noyes of Mantua, was discharged from the Air Force this month and has returned home a hydraulics Airman Noyes, n repairman, was released at AFB, Tucson, Anz While in service he made two trips to Guam Davis-Montho- I USUs Honor with a muddy much to the disgust concoction of local housewives Two inches of snow fell early Sunday and a light skiff was on Five Brigham City students were the lawns again Monday morn- listed on the winter quarter honor hail also ing Some rain and roll Utah at State University, acinto the picture during the weather-filleweekend cording to J. Elliot Cameron, dean of students High Low Mois, Those listed include Sharon James F. ChrisKaye Loveland, Richard Yates Merrell, tensen, Hal Ferris Reeder and Eloise Wheelwright, all of Brigham City Also listed were the following from Tremonton Carol Anne Kent, Mary Beth Rees, Darrell George Smith, Ronald D Firth and Mar- splatter windows safety and better driving seems to be a maor topic of the day and it behooves me to ad a pair of pennies' worth Traffic A weekly newspaper publisher whom met several years ago (even asked him for a job once) took off a pretty big bne the other day by nominating himself as the "World s Most Abused Man He is Jim Cornwell, head man of the Murray Eagle, a genlteman journalist and exceedingly fine writer. Jim had a pretty good case for his self So says Mr Corn submitted nomination. well, his wife (who is pretty) had doled out the usual $2 allowance for the week. But then she 'phoned to ask if Jim wouldn't pick up a few items on the way home . . . potatoes, catsup, toothpaste, etc The bill totaled $2 22 so he wrote a check But deficit for $1 to cover the Jim didn't report he had written the check and When Mrs C found out . . splash . . poor Mr. C was in hot water. The upshot of it was that Jim promised to stop being such a spendthrift Now the foregoing certainly entitles my publisher friend to membership in the I 22-ce- today has to do with the driver's emotional reaction when confronted With an unexpected and disturbing vehicuThat is, how he cusses the lar situation. other drivers It is not good practice to call other mowhen Like sometimes names. torists selecwith loose some carefully youve cut ted adjectives only to find the other guy is your bishop or a good friend or a relaThere are also the passengers in your own car to consider such as a boy who begins shouting poetic phrases like Get outa the way, stupid, or "Whats that crazy clown doing7 This is not good training for a boy. So next time, think before you cuss . . . especially if its a guy in a little red car it might be me. with a boy four-year-o- . Tht Army has a ciane be paiachuted fiom can lift more thin its which is eight tons four-year-ol- florists handled ire orders in n total of $03 rttoid 330,-ow- Range Field Improvement District Gains (Continued range to management programs improvement and performance testing of bulls at the Assembly is 9 30 a m tween From Page One) Sixth East and Woodruff school house Anyone in terested in range management is invited to attend, the chairman said Holiday drive Sixth Ninth ov 2ujVUWJi! 4 8 10 .3 63 inch size.. inch size...$466 inch size.. $5 44 Other sizes priced proportionately low ! SERVICE LIFE-LON- G NEWS Association, Salt Laka Prs Advertising Representative NO UPKEEP! Utah Utah Stata A waakly newspaper astabllshad In 1694. In Brigham City, Utah, under tha act of published avary Tuesday and antarad at march 6, 1179 Second Clast Mattar at tha post otfico Utah Stata Prass Association, National Editorial Association, and United Prass. Chat W Ciaybaugh, Publlshar Subscription rata S3 00 par year, payable in advance; In combination with tha Box Eldar Journal (published Thursdays) SS 00 par year; S2.54 for 4 months; singia copy 10 cants Membar Audit Burtau of Circulations. Scholastic ranking among the top five percent of the enrollment of each academic college of the university is required to make the honor roll, the dean said City, 0) CONCRETE fcoMtfSXpoft. ZBsosjrpixbs: 11 m&ri AM EKS FFICt tfANOePHOlil AHCULVERT-C- O Famous for toughness... EVERGREEN Spring field meeting of the Utah Section, American Society of Range Management will be held at Desert Land and Livestock Company ranch near Woodruff, May 7, D L section chairman, anGoodwin nounced this week Dan Freed will host the group During the day various management piactices at the ranch will be observed including range improvement piactices response of the City Backing ka raHEADGATE students They were among the 40 students from a number of Utah high schools who received tropl les and certificates denoting the place their entries won BOX ELDER MOV IS THE TIME TO co Stohl Meeting May 7 ld ... d s by w 1 Ranchers Set ld four-year-o- nations 8 227 217 flow rtl toi a 112 d Contest Two Box Elder High school students won honorable mention m a statewide high school art contest sponsored jointly by the Utah National Guard and Highland High school. Salt Lake City Robert Houser won second place in the sculpture division for sophomore students, and Gilbert Day won honorable mention m the graphic arts division for junior en-tei- tive. nt . The U S which can the air and weight on the subject My crusade Students Told In Art SPECIALS 5 gal. Arborvitae 4 ft. high 2 Andys Nursery 2 mi. 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