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Show Artist Intermountain Slates Open House Wednesday Slates Show A one-ma- n Tuesday at i school An open house is planned at Intermountain art show will open Box Elder High featuring the watercolor paintings of an art instructor at Ogden High school and Weber State college. The BEHS art club will sponsor the exhibit of Ronald L. Bergen, who has had shows at Utah State university, WSC, Bertha Eccles Art center, Green Bay, Wis., Gold Key Gallery Gallery in Scottsdale, Ariz., ZCMI Art gallery in Salt Lake City and Ogden, Internal Revenure Gallery, Ogden and Galleria-1725- , Guadalajara, Mexico. The public is invited to the show at the entrance of the high school weekdays until 7 p.m. The exhibit will continue until Dec. 22. school Wed- nesday and all Brigham City officials and employees of Indian boarding school are invited to attend, it was announced Thursday. The event is planned from 7 until 9 p.m. in the boys dorms, Buildings 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44, and coed dorms 5 and 6. "The students will be sending our individual invitations to special guests, according to Mrs. Mary S. Sneed, and Mrs. Eva Chappell, publicity chairmen. The buildings have been remodeled and the students are proud of their new facilities, they said. Some Furniture Missing "Although some of the buildings are still in the remodeling stage, there is some Bergen has received awards from the Utah State fair, All Utah Open, Allied Artist, Jackson Hole Art show, and the Springville National. The artist has also completed a color film entitled, "Beginning Watercolor. furniture missing," said Mrs. Sneed and Mrs. Chappell. The students dont go home for Christmas and look forward to the open house, they said. The home living specialist for this section of buildings is Dickson C. Smith. Car Veers Off Read, Flips Over Sentences have been handed out in three drunk driving cases by Brigham City Judge Robert Daines. James Vincent OSullivan, 60, South Second East, was fined $200 and sentenced to 30 days, suspended, on the driving offense. Boyd Caldwell Davis, 117 South Third West, also drew a fine of $200 and a jail term which the court said would be served on probation. 380 - Clyde B. Stratford Clyde B. Stratford "f i L Funeral services were conducted Saturday in the Brigham City Fourth LDS ward chapel for Clyde Ballantyne Stratford, 76, 63 North Second East, who died Wednesday in a local nursing home after an extended illness. Stratford was born June 15, 1895, in Ogden, a son of Jesse George and Roseltha Ballantyne Stratford. . LDS Marriage He was married to Nadine Dunn on Nov. 10, 1920, in Brigham City. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS temple. He was a graduate of Idaho Technical institute at Pocatello and Utah State university. He served in the U.S. Army during World War I and was former president of the Brigham City Rotary club, the Box Elder Chamber of Commerce and was also a former commander of the American Legion. He served on the Brigham City Planning commission and the Brigham City Zone Ad- justing committee. Stratford worked as a teller in the former State Security Bank and later established the North Main Furniture company. He retired in 1951. Was High Priest Stratford was a high priest in the Fourth LDS ward and was an officer and teacher in the Sunday school, MIA and was deacon quorum leader. Survivors include his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Thomas (Marion) Hillis, Berkeley, Calif.; Mrs. Donald (Barbara) Brown, Boise, Idaho; three brothers and grandchildren; sisters, Jesse George Stratford, San Bernardino, Calif.; Mrs. Salt Lee (Pearl) Wendelboe, Lake City; Mrs. Harold (Vera) Humphreys, Rae P. Stratford, Pocatello; Mrs. Ezra (Reba) Hawks, Boise; Richard C. Stratford, Los Angeles, Calif. Arrangements were made by the Harold B. Felt Funeral home. Burial was in the Brigham City cemetery. Nell R. Hozzolwood Mrs. Nell Rowe Hezzelwood, 81, 220 South Fifth East, died Wednesday at a local hospital of natural causes. She was born Nov. 1, 1890, in Salt Lake City, a daughter of Charles M. and Amy Rowe Cummings. She attended the LDS High school and Rowland Hall in Salt Lake City. er fe4irlrf to Ph T 39, North Second fined $200 and sentenced to 30 days to be served on East, was Obituaries Wednesday. 89-9- 1 John Patrick Keith Jr., 19, Salt Lake City, veered to the right when the driver tried to flipp off his blinkers. The car went off the right side of the road and flipped over. Patrolman Evans estimated damage of the 1966 vehicle at $100. The speed of the auto was thought to be about 50 mph. Patrolman Evans cited the Salt Lake driver for failure to keep proper control of the car. The accident happened at about 10:20 p.m. A quick thinking Box Elder Junior High school student is credited with preventing an eighth grade girl from getting seriously injured when she fell in line with an autombile Dec. 3. Further investigation of the incident revealed that Barney Barnhart, 14, another eighth grader and son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Barnhart, 770 Holiday, grabbed the girls arm and pulled her from in front of the car. "Barney told us he saw that the car was going to run over her and quickly grabbed her," Mrs. Barnhart stated. The car just stopped over the girls hair, according to police reports. The girl was reported as probation. In other recent court action, Harriet Leta Robbins Wadman, 62, 16 West Fourth South, was fined $50 for driving on revocation. James William Singer, 309 Holiday, was sentenced to serve 10 days in city jail for driving on revocation. The court granted a stay of execution to Dec. 14. Wilbur Keith Atchley, 24, 962 12th street, Ogden, drew a sentence of three months in city jail and a $75 fine for driving on revocation. Judge Daines granted a stay on the fine to Dec. 29 and ordered three months probation on the jail term. Fred W. Knutson, 540 North Second East, was sentence to three months in the county jail for associating in a lewd, lascivious or obscene manner. A stay was grated to Dec. 14 for possible probation. Alan Potokar, 1177 West 4400 South, Riverdale, and Margo Powell, no age or address listed, each was fined $50 for petit ser-died FUNERAL Funeral larceny. vices for Alice Anderson Jean Mortensen, 26, 531 West Fourth North, Logan, was will be Monday. sentenced to 30 days in the county jail and fined $25 for petit larceny. She was placed on six months probation, , Vic Lynn Jones, 18, 169 North Alice Brain Huist Anderson, Second West, drew a $25 fine y 88, Brigham City, died Thurand jail sentence for sday, at the Pioneer Memorial illegal possession of alcohol. Roy V. Smith, 20, 8212 East Nursing Home of natural causes. Highrise, Logan, was fined $25 Mrs. Anderson was born Feb. and sentenced to 10 days for 16, 1883 at Salt Lake City, a public intoxication. Franklin J. Laughlin, 31, 129 daughter of Edward and Mary Ann Johnson Brain. North Second West, was senShe was married to Frederick tenced to 10 days in city jail for Hust in 1907 at the Salt Lake public intoxication. LDS temple. They were later divorced. She was later married to Nels Anderson June 21, 1919, and made their home at Bothwell. Anderson died in 1943, and she moved to Salt Lake City until 1963 when she came to Brigham City. Three men have been bound Active in the LDS church, she served in the presidency and over to First District court from organist of the primary and in Brigham City court on felony the Relief society at Bothwell counts. Jose M. Velasquez, 58, ward, and was active in the North Thirteenth ward at Salt Brigham City, charged with Lake City. grand larceny, was ordered Survivors include two sons bound over after a preliminary and a daughter; Lloyd B. Hust, hearing. Judge Robert Daines Anreduced bail from $2,500 to N. City; Wayne Brigham derson, Tremonton; Mrs. David $1,500 and remanded Velasquez R. (Shirley) Jones, Ogden; and to the custody of Sheriff W arren the following step children; Hyde. David Ralph Milenoff, 40, Ursel Anderson, Mrs. Oscar waived City, (Lucille) Anderson, both of Brigham Ogden; Roland Anderson, Salt preliminary hearing on a grand count and was Lake City; Calvin Anderson, larceny Kenneth Anderson, both of remanded to the sheriff's Garland; Virgil Anderson, custody to wait action in district court. Bail was continued at Roscoe Anderson, both of Bothand $2,500. well; 37 Grandchildren Noble Jensen, 61, 135 West many great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Forest, charged with second Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the degree burgalry, was bound Petersen Funeral chapel, where over after a preliminary friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 hearing. Bail was continued at p.m. and Monday from 12 noon $1,500 and he was remanded to the sheriff. until time of services. Burial will be in the Valley View cemetery at Bothwell. Tte A iii'v.VV III' SUPER GIFT IDEA 8 Track Stereo TAPES 2M 5 FOR $10.00 with Tape Deck purchase AT Victor Motors Free parking Free gift wrapping Free mail wrapping - Alice Anderson Three Men Bound Over pimints . . . favorite shirt of the groovin group, Fire Bums Dahlquist on June 4, 1913, in the Salt Lake LDS temple. He died in 1929. She was married to L.L. Hezzelwood in Las Vegas in 1932. 1961. He died in December List Survivors Survivors include a stepson, Loren Hezzelwood of Encino, Calif.; a cousin whom she reared, Mrs. Rex (Dorothy) Earl of Brigham City. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 11 a.m. in. the Petersen Funeral chapel where friends may call Monday from 10 a.m. until services. Committal services will be conducted in Las Vegas TnesHav at 1:30 p.m. $595 to Calf Feeding Stall of Mrs. Hezzelwood had lived in Brigham City the last three years. She had been a member of the Emblem club, the Mesquite club and was a former president of the VFW auxiliary and active in the Las Vegas LDS Fifth ward. now A fire started stall on a farm in a calf feeding in West Corinne Wednesday night and the flames destroyed the wooden structure causing a loss of about $500. The fire was started by a blow torch which was being used to thaw out frozen water pipes at the farm of Delwin W. Mills. Brigham City volunteer firemen were dispatched to the blaze at about 6:23 p.m. and the local firefighters plus friends and neighbors prevented the fire from spreading to a nearby equipment storage shed. The fire started just after the calf feeding and no animals were injured, One witness said, "the flames were real high. This is the body shirt they all want. The newest look, bold colors, long collar, higher band, shaped, tapered torso, cuffs, full sleeves, outasight patterns. 50 Kodel polyester, 50 cotton. That means smooth fit, never needs ironing . $5.95. 3 pretty shook up" after the mishap but there was no serious injury, accoridng to police. A group of girls were playing near the street when the victim fell down in line with the car. y Perkins, DIES car veered off U.S. east of the 1100 South and Main intersection inside the Brigham City limits and flipped over, but no one was injured. Police City Brigham Patrolman David Evans said the northbound car, driven by NEWS, Brigham City, Utah Sunday, December 12, 1971 Quickly, Saves Girl $15 million outdoor recreation bill. is Zundel president of Northern Utahs tourist promotion Mayor Golden Spike Empire, Inc., which has actively promoted agency, the development of state parks through bonding. Three of the parks affected by the governors proposal, East Canyon, Willard Bay and Great Salt Lake, are major Golden Spike Empire attractions in need of vast improvements. Mayor Zundel went on to say, Now that Utah is the Park State, we must take full advantage of our park systems by providing the finest facilities possible for tourists and ourselves as well. A ELDER Boy Thinks Ramptons proposed Sentences 3 Drivers BOX The best news weve heard all year. That was Mayor Ole Zundels reaction Friday to Governor BC Court Rosemary650 Henderson jj Spike Empire Chief Hails Parks Bonding Proposal $8' |