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Show I I 1 I Plane Crew Visits Alaska AF TtJ I' ,1 v V' f - b 1 V - . . vu Scheduled to return of Friday, the reservists will spend another week In summer encampment at Hill Air force base In carrlng out disaster . particular to Gowen Air Force base, Boise, Ida. The last day of the encampment will be full of ceremony with awards, marching exhibition by the Air Force Drum and Bugle corp, christening of two 'vv , ' A J iA - rOf aircraft, and the a.m. of Aug 3. Walter D. Talbt at a luncheon in the Idle Isle cafe. The group presented Talbot who left the post effective July 15 with luggage. Personnel FORMER SUPERINTENDENT HONORED of the Box Elder School district central office and former employes Friday honored former schools superintendent I A. O' TOUR GOAL Swimming, boating and waterskiing at Pine View reservoir can be tour goal. Huntsville and the Wasatch mountains form the background. the earliest in Utah; it Is a delight to drive off the highway and view the many charming old rock homes and religious buildings in these communities, such as the Mormon ward chapel and stake house in Bountiful. THOUGH new residential developments have replaced many of the farms, this is still a picturesque agricultural area with many farms and orchards where Utahs famous cherries, peaches, and apricots are grown. The route passes near most of Utahs oil refineries in North Salt Lake and Woods Cross; the vwst Clearfielc Naval Supply depot (now and Hill Air Force base, one of the nations largest military installations. In Ogden are missile plants, the armys Utah General depot rail yards, stock yards, flour mills, and many other Indus- ur w fun-tim- Named to Committee will attend the convention at the Sherman House with Chicagos Mayor Richard Daley as honorary convention chairman. Headine the long list of dignitaries from public life L L dont we ENDS TRAINING Gary N. Hansen recently completed training at the Marine Corps Recruit depot in San Diego. Marine Ends -- Pick of COOLEST OPEN DQfU EXT to . nerves? Ive called the Clyde office here several times about blasts just shake our home Tenth East, starting at 8:p.m. Mrs. Jark Steel is the membership chairman. All women in the community Interested in league activities are Invited to attend any one of the coffees and to become a member of the local organisation. M r s. I loy d Robinette, league president, will answer any It-t- more. A construction man me If they liad demoliton that job, they ion know-howouldnt be wasting all that blast power In the air, anyway. Theyd cover their explosives so the concussion would be used more efficiently and we wouldnt even hear It down here in toyvn. tells Recruit Course w Marine Private Gary N. Hansen son of Vernon Hansen of Bear River City completed recruit training June 18 at the Marine Corps Recruit depot San Diego, Calif. The indoctrination to the Marine Corps life Includes instruction on basic military law, physical fitness discipline, and basic military subjects. Three weeks are spent on the rifle range, where rec- questions concerning questions concerning activities. ek 4 on rifle Industry and sports who will ONE participate in the Eagles convention are former President loop Saturday, Aug. the worlds cork conies from southern Portugal. supply SHIRT LAUDRY In- fantry weapons. Harry S. Truman, Jimmy Durante and Danny Thomas. Climax of the F.O.E convention will be the two hour long parade through Chicagos Half Thank vou, Bill Vaughan and other SERVICE DAY CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY 36 North Main PA ZZ 11 THEATRE CITY PHONE SAT. HENRY FONDA tsssssx ecnm MAUREEN WED. HENRY FONDA - MAUREEN 0 KARA MONEY B thru ATLAN,IS ' l0ST E CONTINENT" I in color kid starring Jerry Lewis 1 Show at 8:00 Spencers Mountain lI ITS ONLY . 5 LAST TIME TONIGHT P.IY1. DAILY O'HARA 723-245- Box Office Opens 7:30 SPOT IN TOWN .Spencers Mountain UTAH PERRY, the Pictures 1 76 A 3. joint Installation of officers will be held on Saturday night at the Sherman House to be followed by the'annual Grand Eagle Ball. LAST TIME TODAY H ruvukxi d already-cracke- foundations, broken windows etc., which will entail unpleasant expense, court actions, and who knows how much wear and tear on the SOUTH OF BRIGHAM LAST TIME TODAY m of DRIVE-I-Ci timiXXXI WED. ' coman end- munities the east, less expanse of green valleys and hazy mountain ranges. (This drive is not for those having a fear of heights ) uwimj .cls"".' r r ruits fire the are Instructed D.D. Billings, 518EastFor-es- t has been named to membership on one of the major committees of the 65th annual national convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles In Chicago, July 31 to Aug. 3. More than 6,000 persons The Brigham City League Women Voters will hold Its annual membership coffees on Aug. 6, it was announced tills week. There will be three sessions with the first starting at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Vince Bramlrtt, 156 North Second West. The second coffee is slated at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Byron Huntsman, 814 I indnn drl'-eThe third event Is set at the home of Mrs. Donald Ranshom, 233 North Dear Editor, Can something be done about the Clyde Co. blasting northeast of Willard? We who live along this area, in and noi th of Willard, have our houses eardrums-shanke- n and wlndows-an- d up at odd hours continually. I fear well have-l- f densely populated on VISITORS should tour Ogden's parks. Municipal Bui - in pay-a- ll Local Man lding grounds, Weber college, Browning Fireams museum, Goodyear cabin and other attractions. A n exceptionally scelnc side-tois the drive through Ogden canyon to Pinevlew reservoir and Snow basin Snow basin is one of Utahs major ski resorts, and Pine-vieis popular for water sports. Be sure to visit Lagoon one of the nations finest amusement parks, for a real e. family Another very rewarding sldetrip Is Bountiful peak dr. which climbs 5,000 feet from the valley floor to the top of Bountiful peak. Views from the winding road are tramendous, encompassing on the west a vast panorama of Great Salt Lake, ranges of the Great Basin, desert, mud flats, green fields, industrial areas, and tries. enSATOWli one In mobility exercises, rv 3 Coffees Rt. 2, Brigham City BC control exercises, water survival training, and various - .VTil- ys er o fl LVW Slates OUR READERS WRITE co-pil- i y 1 Thorstensen, navigator, North Ogden; SSgt. Samuel Christensen, aircraft mechanic, Clearfield; Capt. Jack Bowe, pilot, Brlglum City; Capt. Bill Salt Lake Wagner, City; Capt. Dunald Pantone, aircraft maintenance officer, Ogden; and A1C Robert Byrns crewchlef, Iavton. These airmen are among 45 other reservists of the 943th Troop Carrier group and six aircraft who are now In Alaska as part of an over-watflight for training purposes. , I 3 Tuesday, July 30, 963 Spending a short stay at Elmondorf Air Force Base, Alaska, are Capt. Lowell I I THE BOX ELDER NEWS, Brigham City, UtaF WED. - Tl IURS. - Fill. loiml'iffliE TUES. JiLimn Koidei i 7 DIG DAYS T& EMIGRKTION v' w.- & 't.yx" S' Reese do no t t This map on the tour of Salt Lake City TOUR MAP US to Ogden along the Wasatch shows the routes on follow 91 to 89 and front. Highways meat Vie What does to THEY FOLLOWED THE APACHE TRAIL become? Whet bind of monster? middle cf this picture! across a land where danger wore a ilities are available at THE LENGTH of the tour roundtrlp is 120 miles, including 50 miles of side trips basin and to Plneview-Sno- w Bountiful peak (see map,) I Bountiful peak (see map.) It can be taken in one day, but you may want to see and do more and stretch it into two, stopping overnight at one of the many hotels or motels in Salt Lake, Ogden, Dlear-flel- d r Bounti jr i: 'a or Sunset. Camping fac Your Welcome Wagon Hostess will call with a basket of gifts . . . and friendly greetings from our religious, civic and business leaders. If you, or others you 'know, are moving, be sure to phone Welcome Wagon. u , 7 t i&aSSSKagi!: . j ! blL . DEL KATHLEEN O ca jtesczi TWO by 0Uu wMd UH1TLD O ARHSl AJIIiO.'IY PERM;: r lV$ Walt Disney GIG T0UU3 "JEAN BRIAN TOMMY MARTI ISO GKM mMJJAM lunatic KEVIN Smwif aUAHOtKOX PIERRE AUMOHT DTiTY H0KMW I0M8 p 8:00 and 1 2:00 5 Miles to Midnight TECHNICOLOR fej TO .nuStlGHT Horse Soldiers 1 0:1 0 SAT. thru TUES. DiTin KEITH "'"t 5u 3ZH33C PLUS HITS DING CROSBY BOB HOPEa JOAN fictvse ever crejetth 1 RlffnllLES t ,, 5 ncrcoua ihb jiws COLOR csiixrunra cjkn k f. mtt uwn j . SUM0N.-TUESBIG , vV' L FF COM! PANAMAS FRANKS uil iliaiy ol a n Michael CALLAN madman a new home . . . Phone COLOR a motion picture that touches the trigger of violence in all of us! ..or still states oldest homes now-hre stand in this region, and else Is It possible to view more dramatically the startling physical contrast between the Rocky Mountains and Great Basin. SfEUAUEl IHUMDEJtilS AND I GM are, Some of the fOKDS aQpp LOiiEd iful peak Snow Basin and Pinevlew reservoir. Different the Tours Through The tour can be varied by World of Utah. These tours 15 have been planned by the Utah traveling Interstate In one direction and 91) (U.S. and Council Tourist Publicity the slower but scenlcally more to show you Utahs most outInteresting foothill , oute in the the with attractions standing other direction. The foothill of in amount the least driving, shortest time, and over the route passes through towns best roads available. By taking and cities which were among each one of these tours, a person could conceivable see the entire state on weekends with In a year.) The traveler between Salt Lake City and Ogden will find plenty of tilings to see and do most any time of the year. Tills tour passes along the densely settled Wasatch Front between Salt Lake and Weber valleys, the state's two largest centers of population. It Is ideal for gaining a concept of When you move how most of Utahs people make their live, how they to to town. living, what their varied Ind- ustries lOUM painted face! Plenty to See And Do On Wasatch Front Tour 9 V 21 TOURS THROUGH UTAH note: This Is one of articles on 21 ) 'C- canyon TOUR (Editors in a series I Deborah WALLEY AND VINCENT PRICE N HIS Hast CHIU1RG PORTRAYAL Of Kit ffioH;rsjiMHyTrnfj pauiapmss s JACKCARTER TECHNICOLOR CO-HI- DOROTHY LAMOUR T j grrcz could stcptk:ri...k3 kaji could co it guru m .i W f Jm. 1 JAMES ALANA JODY MITCHUM LADD MXRU Q EASTUANCGLOR hIh ... flW LOUIS JOURDAN KNAUD MAitY - AAN CHLYRIER SYLVIA SYMS NICOLAS VOKL- - mOTF WNN J .'rCinemascot a dMETROCOK " IIORWL'LWEWi LOT mrni z. mn 1 ). r X. f' OUR NEXT ATTRACTION Vi S. ROBERT MORLEY TRY OUR KARMELKORN ITS DELICIOUS! Bon Voyage j Ho'onfal 8.00 and 1 2:00 Lieutenant 10:30 |