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Show ifafrTtiih .rl. frill. Urtrlnr City Carnaie Library City Ground outstanding v inx-- SPEAKERS Conference For Life Conference Is fyoJJay Family Slated for B. E. County Nov. annual conference of 16-1- rider county Home Li(e education program conducted by the central be Trine committee on the Pons of November 16 and 17, Bear River l,ji the Box Elder and J schools, school officials, county by con-speakers for the be MisS Winifred will ,erenCe consultant, family life Open Sat. Eve by .7 (i divide into groups and discuss "The Family With Its Building Character. The second session of the conference will be at the Bear Hazen River high school on Thursday, "public instruction; Miss November 17. From 6 to 7 o'Utah State clock registration and assignAileen Ericksen, L. economic edu- - ments will be held. Starting at home of director 7 oclock section meetings for pr. H. A. Dixon, presl The nTof Weber college; and Dr. the discussion of Common Interests" will of superintendent Mffitt C. be held. General session will schools. he Piovo eon-ncbegin at 8 oclock with an adof the The first session will be at the Box Elder dress Family Life As I See It," on by Dr. H. A. Dixon. : auditorium school h from 16, November Following this there will be a Wednesday, with K. E. oclock in the evening for panel discussion lustration and assignments. Weight director, and the followGeneral session will 'begin at ing participating in the discusevening with sion: Miss Winifred Hazen, Her-vio'clock in the ' Bunderson, Miss C. Aileen address, Family Life Today, Ericksen, Reverend W. R. PerDr J C. Moffitt, superintendsons and Dr. Donald B. Green. ent of the Provo city schools, e This conference is held anfollowed by a symposium for the benefit of all s of the following talks: nually ' interested in building and by 'Trends in Family Life, The maintaining fine homes and in Winifred Hazen; Hiss by' having within the home the most Character, Home Building The satisfying family relationship. Ericksen; Miss C. Aileen Family-Buildin- 1. e VOLUME 42, NUMBER 33 7 con-istln- per-son- Gordon Named District Head Apportionment Of Taxes To B.E. at . J. Arnold Hall takes juvenile post J. Anold Hall Eight Cases Are Cities Eighteen principals of schools in Box Elder county attended the monthly principals meeting at the Silver Bowl Cafe in Garland Tuesday afternoon with the meeting under the direction of Vaughn Wassom, president of the principals association in Box Elder county. During the meeting many of the problems confronting the schools in the county were discussed. Several reports were given on the recent convention of the Utah Education Association, held in Salt Lake City. With 18 of the principals attending, committees were made and assigned Following the meeting a steak dinner was served. Announced property in Box Elder assessed at $33,338,659, for 1949 revenue md tax the mounting to $1,215,977.97, otf the tax-jieach of money share units in the state will rec"nty g deficits annfromdelinquent taxes were Treasutoy County ounced today rer Boyd Sheffield. Receiving the 'greatest share Box Elder f the money is not eive the minus schools with $200,031.74 the state uniform minilevy, and mum local school county going to going to the county $373,392.62 This money goes dirElder ectly to schools in Box will school state The rounty. jdiools. receive $276,043.85. The county will to cover, receive $206,-599.9- Four-- H Clubs Hold 7 expense on the road, general, poor and Indigent, Eour-clubs in Box Elder noxious weed fund, held achievement proaid, eac. Thee mosq- county in Box Elder county recgrams uito abatement board twill Thursday, according to Vernal eive $25,003.99. Box Elder Willie, assistant county agricul Tor the cities in tural agent, and Bessie M. Han apportiaunty the taxes were sen, home demonstration agent. oned as follows: A .program for members of the Bear River City $ 1,347.44 Box Elder clubs was held South 56,742.56 Brigham City 3,206.95 at two oclock in the afternoon Corinne 2,555.76 at the school house. A Golden Deweyville soil conservationist, 734.98 Kilburn, Ewood 812.02 U. S. A. C., extension service, Fielding Garland 8,813.58 showed pictures and gave a talk on experiences he encountered 6,227.63 Honeyville 40222 in Europe. Vaughn Gordon, U. Howell extension recreation Mantua 583.61 S. A. C. in songs. led the group specialist 8.466.75 Perry Don Peckenpaugh, of Tremon$590.34 Plymouth 410.76 ton, area key banker, presented Portage Four-Snowville 505.51 certificates and pins to asmemoers from the Bankers Tremonton 28,099.42 sociation. Willard 5.403.72 The same program was pre1'cst 145.54 sented at 7:30 oclock in the The Box of the apportionment Jer county tax money to the Tremonton L. D. S. Second ward in that area. dues and towns in the county for ii based on the assessessed valuDog Shoots Hunter ation of property in the city. John GRAHAM, Tex. (UP) Delinquent taxes will reduce 16, was shot by his Schlittler, the amount of money taxing dog. A gun was lying across a units will receive until the delchair as Schlittler prepared to inquent taxes are paid. go hunting. The dog sniffed at the weapon and then stuck a Iwo paw in the trigger grip. When the smoke cleared, Schlittler had a gunshot wound in his light arm. The dog was under Duped By the bed. exhibits, agricultural Merchants Are Forger Two Were checks tf Brigham City merchants the recipients of bad totaling $150, as a result LIFELONG BRIGHAM CITY Officer Here Eight misdemeanor infractions of the law were settled in the Arnold Hall, Brigham City Brigham City courts before City insurance Wednesday Judge B. C. Call during the first was sworn inagent, at Ogden as juveeight days of November. counWendell L. Thompson was nile officer for Box Elder fined $5 for operating a motor ! ty. The post has been vacant of Jesse W. vehicle without a drivers li- since the retirement 1. June Hoopes D. Mac Orison played a cense; Hall was appointed by W. Lee $1. 5 fine for passing a stop Skanchy, juvenile judge for the W. O. was fined Winger sign; northern Utah district. $5 for operating a motor veThe juvenile officer serves as hicle without a drivers license. officer, preparing inMarvin Wayne Val paid a $7 probation offormation fine for operating a motor ve- fenses for regarding juvenile to the presentation lihicle with an expired drivers judge, on Tuesdays cense; Joan Ussing was fined $5 juvenile when he is in Brigham City confor driving without a drivers ducting juvenile court. license; Walter Chas. Browne A native of Portage, Box Elder paid a $5 fine for a motor ve- county, Hall has been a Brigham hicle with a trailer attached City resident the past 20 years. without proper license plates. He is a former member of the Eldon W. Leopard forfeited a Brigham City police force, and $25 bond for a speeding charge; has served in Scout work and Russel Park was fined $5 at various times.Boy for operating a motor vehicle Hall is a local home-ownewithout a drivers license. anfl, has been .Active Jn church work and is well known through out the county. He and Mrs. To Hall are the parents of five children, ranging in ages from 17 to 6 years old, all students in local schools. He is a member of of the Box Elder Chamber of the and Commerce, president Members of the Eagles lodge, ward Young Mens (Mtheir partners and invited guests Third utual. will hold a dancing party at the Dance Bowl on Saturday night of this week, it was an- Elder Fred Carr Will nounced by Bill Pearce, chairAt Pres. Church Eagles Hold Dance Saturday man of the entertainment com- Speak mittee. A special attraction of the dance will be ceremonies to be staged at the 10 o'clock intermission, when members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars color guard will post the colors and the group will join in community singing. Following this, a special grand march will be staged, led by iMr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor who are to be married just before the dance. We want all Eagles and Mr. Fred Carr, elder of the First Presbyterian church in Ogden, will .be the speaker at the Brigham City Presbyterian12, church, Sunday, INovember at 11 oclock in the morning. God The quartet will sing Church school Bless America. will begin at 9:45 with Mrs. Nunnelly as superintendent. Pearce announced, For Rotary, Anns their partners at them to bring this party," and we urge non-memb- Funfest Tonight guests. Brigham City Rotary club members and their wives have received novel invitations to a ladies night party to be held this (Friday) evening, beginning at 7:30 oclock, in the Commercial club rooms. The ladies night party will take the place of the regular noon luncheon RESIDENT meeting of the club today. Stellar attraction of the party, to K. W. Shirts, proaccording Will gram chairman, is an altogether different entertainment, a r-packed Laugh Fiesta'." The Rotarians assures committee and their wives that there will be something doing every minbefore President Youngs death. ute, leading up to feature acts in He was not quite ten when his that will score new highs as the but father passed away, Oriental Prince oldest son, he had to help sup port the family. When he was mystic with powers of divining thirteen he herded sheep for the luture, is the guest of honre$10.00 a month, and at the age or, the committee further of fourteen, he drove a four horse veals. Members and their wives team with freight from Corinne will be permitted to lift the to Helena, Montana, for $25.00 curtain to see what the tomora month. During the building rows have in store for them. of the Logan temple he carried lEight novelty acts and features the mud for the plasterers and as will display sisted in other ways, during one comic talents of the membership in a wide variety of sursummer. He has given more than 60 prise events. Ryan, Rotary president, years in service for the church,a J. E. the committee in issuing joined thirty years of that time as to Rotarmember of the Second ward a friendly warning or to miss this not funfest, ians active been and has bishopric, mis.be war .when the afwill there in civic and community sus hears other members tell fairs. He was married to Bathsheba what a frolicsome evening evMerrell, January 4, 1888 in the eryone had. Logan temple. She .passed away in August, 1895. On March 7, Enough Walking Otto-lin- a PITTSBURG, Kan. (UP) Post1900, he was married to John R. Crotty has retired. man is the father He Bengtson. 37 of twelve children, eight of He earned mail here for whom are living, and his twen- - years. He walked, he estimates, one more than 100,000 miles in that ty living grandchildren and time. great grandchild. Credit Where Due iBEVERLY, Mass. (UP) When Elston E. Gaylord died, he bequeathed his teachers agency business to his secretary, Miss her Alma Moulton, crediting for his "intelligent success. Patriarch Nephi J. Valentine forgeries by a tran-Wn- t named Jack L. Patton, dur-lnthe Saturday rush hours. The Shoe Center cashed one w $75 and Dredges cashed for the same amount. Dur-lnthe day the same Nephi J. Valentine, person who check resident of Brigham City, Box another cashing 11 Sheffields grocery but was is patriarch of the South Mused. Elder stake, will celebrate his eighty-seconPatton was also wanted In birthday, Tues15. There will Preston for similar day, November members of the for a dinner be barges. He had signed the wme of v. H. Cotter to the immediate family that evening Weeks made out to himself and in Ogden. ttlen endorsed them. Patriarch Valentine was bom When he left the Shoe Center, in Brigham City November 15, embers of the staff of the store ; son of Valentine and 'ought he had entered a car 1867, the Valentine. Benson Hannah ed nearby. A call was sent He was present, with his parto fhe ?! patrol cars in the at the driving of the Golwatch for that car, but ents, den Spike on Promontory point was discovered later that the when the transcontinental railbelonged to a Brigham City road was completed, and has ,n and that Patton had witnessed the development of .faulated entering the car this area from the oxen and threw fln8 police officers off his the hall. wagons of the pioneers to aircars and streamliners and homeplanes of today, from Catch candles to electricity, from made Z.TA, Minn. (UP)-St- ate to comdugouts and log cabins Patrolman Fred Steege fortable and convenient modern demonstrating to tiwo wo- - homes. a the use of a safety catch Sun. He reached in his When he saw President BrigI,.! hi-s ham Young when he made his fafolver and ride 7 ifor a,ly sllt himself in the last public appearance in Brigham City, it was just 10 dajs alleged Settled In Court g humo- Celebrate His 82nd Birthday Tues. an-M- g life-lon- Lo-an- d itJ ac-3e- g I d Sam Gordon iwas selected to be district chairman for the South Box Elder Scout district, at a meeting of the stake Scout-er- s s held in the Commercial last night, officials said today. Gordon has had a long and varied experience in scouting and other youth activities. He served as a Scout, troop committeeman, Scoutmaster and senior leader in the Cache Valley coun-ci- l from 1921 to 1939. He served as Scoutmaster in the Utah Parks council from 1941 to 1947, and has served as a Scoutmaster in Brigham City since 1948. He recently qualified for the Scouters training award and is just a couple of merit badges short of qualifying for the eagle award. Besides his Scouting experiences, Mr. Gordon has been active in the other youth and programs of the church schools. He coaches the boxing and wrestling teams at Box Elder high school and is the F. F. A. adviser. Gordons F.F.A. group recently returned from the national convention with high honors. It is felt that Gordon is well qualified for his new position in Scouting and will bring a good program to the Scouts and explorers of the South Box Elder district, officials said. He has selected the following men to work with him in capacity of district committee. Leon Packer, Andrew Carruthers, organization and extension; Herbert AdamDr. Verne son, advancement; Wiser, leadership, training; Dr. J. Gordon Felt, health and safety; L. D. Wilde, camping and Carroll B. Williams, activities; J. Edwin President finance; Baird is the representative of the stake presidency and member of the Council Policy and Plan ning committee. C-4- 7 Nur-Al-Di- well-know- PAGES 10 Over Corinne; All OK FIVE AIRMEN BAIL OUT OVER BOX ELDER COUNTY TUESDAY club-room- Way. 10 10 (Five Airmen Quit Troubled Of Soulh Scouts B. E. Principals Hold Meeting In Garland Tue. 50 BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, Appointed Regular quarterly conference of South Box Elder stake will be held on Saturday and Sunday of this week, it was announced by President Glen M. Bennion. Special emphasis is being placed on ihe welfare meeting which will be held Saturday evening at which time T. C. Stayner of the church general welfare committee will be the Two movie principal speaker. lilms, produced by the welfare organization of the Hollywood stake, will be shown at this meeting, the titles ibeing Welfare in Action and The Lord's The welfare meeting will start 8:15 oclock, following the close of the priesthood meeting w'hich is scheduled for 7 o'clock Saturday evening. General conference sessions will be held Sunday morning at 10 oclock and in the evening at 7:00. Stayner will address the morning meeting and the South Box Elder stake choir will furnish special music for both sessions. Fob Box Elder South Stake To 7 the Schools Building Character," and1-- 8 3 Plane Continues On To Hill Air Base Safely Faltering Sam Gordon . who was named district chairman for the South .Box Elder Scout District at a meeting of the stake scouters, , Wednesday evening. Gordon is experienced in youth ac- C-4- 7 With both engines sputtering, apparently from iced carbure-tois- , four crew members and a nasal officer bailed out from a aircraft about two and one-hal- f miles southwest of Corinne, Thursday (yesterday) morning at 10.35 o'clock. All landed without serious injury, and the plane with only the pilot in it flew on to land safely at Hill air force base. Pilot of thp plane was Captain Nicholas Evaneo, Moses The crew Lake, Washington. members who bailed out were identified as Captain M. E. Fall, Lt. C. R. Fleming, Lt. T. C. Augustine and Sgt. W. A. Fowler. The naval officer was Ens. B. E. Weeks, stationed at Pensacola, Florida. tivities. All the (primary kaolin produced in this country comes from North Carolina. It is a ceramic used in fine china. The plane was en route from Lowry Field, Colorado, to Moses Lake, Washington with a stop at Hill air force base in Ogden scheduled, according to Evan-co- . the According to the pilot, crew members became panicky when the motors started sputtering and the wings started icing up. They all bailed out in spite of orders from Capt. Evaneo to remain aboard the craft when he regained control of it. It was possible that the orders were not received over the system, Evaneo said. After the crew members had (failed out they all were picked up by farmers within a mile of each other near Corinne. They were all taken to the sheriffs office and from there to Hill air force base by army vehicles. The most serious injury was a possible broken finger, and a bruised knee on two of the According to Capt. Evaneo, the crewmen. The plane broke through the plane started icing up at approximately 11,000 feet, while overcast at about 7,000 feet with starting the preliminary only the pilot remaining in it maneuvers before and he flew it on to Hill base landing at Hill Air force base. safely. New Members Of The Caterpillar Club And Still Healthy B. E. County 10 Higher Than48 Collection of Box Elder county taxes to date are running about 10 per cent ahead of collections last year, according to Boyd Sheffield, county treasurer. "Although the collections are ahead of last year they represent a small percentage of the total amount to be collected. It ap pears that we will have our rush the last few days before the deadline, Sheffield said. Between 25 and 30 percent of the taxes that go delinquent do os because people do no receive their tax notices. One of the main reasons that people do not receive their tax notices is because property is assessed to the person in whose name it is recorded on January 1. If people who have purchased property after January 1, of this year have not received a tax no tice would either write or call in person at the County Treasurers office and give a description of the property they have purchas ed, a tax notice will be made up for their land. By doing this and paying the taxes before the delinquent date, they will save themselves the penalties and interest that is added to the regular tax if it goes delinquent Another reason for people not receiving their tax notices that when people move to a new address they fail to notify the treasurers office of their change of address. Therefore, several notices are returned to the treasurer's office every year marked by the postoffice Moved Left No Address. Deadline for the payment of taxes is November 30, at 12 oclock noon. After this date, penalties and costs have to be added to the original amount. The last three days before payment deadline, no delinqent taxes will be accepted at the treasurers office. Turkey Show Planned For Nov. 17, 18 And 19 The annual Turkey show of Utah will be held this year, November 17, 18, and 19 at the State Fair grounds, Salt Lake City, It was announced today by officials. During the event some 1500 top turkeys of the dressed division will be auctioned away. Registration for the show is to be on Nevember 17, at 9 oclock in (the morning. The judging will follow on the next two days. A banquet will be held at the Hotel Utah at 9 oclock in the evening, November 19. Lieutenants Claude It. Fleming And John C. Augustine congratulate each other on successfully taking the short way down from their aircraft when it was in trouble with icy conditions over Corinne. Three others also hit the silk and all landed without serious injury. The pilot, Capt. Nicholas Evaneo, flew the plane on safely to Hill Air Force base. . . . C-- 47 Albert Tuttle Receives Master of Arts Degree Word was today received from Stanford University, Stanford, Calif., that Albert Theodore Tuttle of Brigham City, received his master of arts degree, during recent graduation exorcist's. Training Officers Visit Navy Unit Commander Roger W. Luther. acting director of training for the Twelfth naval district, and Lt. Cdr. Arthur Goldsmith, US.NR, assistant electronic warfare officer, San Francisco, were in Brigham City, Thursday, meeting with Lt. (j. g.) R. in W. Davis. USNR, officer , Voluncharge of Platoon teer Electronics Warfare unit. The naval training officers are on a tour of inspection of 96 electronic warfare units in the district, checking equipment and installations and explaining the training program. The installation of the electronic warfare unit in Brigham with City compares favorably the best in the district, Commander Luther announced after his visit to the naval quarters This at 451 north First east. vala offers program training uable opportunity to young men to learn and practice radio communications as well as learn the technical aspects of electronics. The electronic warfare program is considered one of the most important in the naval training program," Lt. Cdr. announced. Goldsmith The navy needs trained men. We congratulate the young men of this community who are taking an active part in the program and urge others to join them. USN, Phone your news to 727. LEAVING FOR HOLLAND Testimonial To Honor Lillywhites Tonight At 7:30 In Stake Tabernacle John P. Lillywhite, president North Box Elder stake, his wife and daughter, Dorothy Ann, will toe honored at a stake Commissioners will 'be elected farewell testimonial in the stale Friday (tonight) at from district one and two of the tabernacle, 7:30 oclock. Willard Precinct cemetery mainPresident Lillywhite, who tenance district, to serve for Outstanding speaker at the four years, December 5, from 1 wille be Elder John to 5 o'clock in the afternoon, it testimonial A. Widtsoe of the Council of was announced today by offiTwelve of of Church the Jesus cers of the district. Voting will of Latter-daSaints. take place in the Willard ward Christ First on the program will be church of the L. D. S. church. musical numbers rendered by Notice was also given that the North (Box Elder stake choir, anyone living in the precincts the invocation will then be ofmay become nominees for the fered and the choir will render office of comifiissioner by filing several numbers. Abel S. Rich, former stake a petition signed by five elecpresident, will offer remarks, tors within his district. followed by J. Delos Thompson. Certificates of nomination Ervin Wasserman, must be filed with the secretary, pianist from Logan, will play a treasurer of the district, who is piano solo. Hannah B. Nicholas. Sister Lillywhite and President Lillywhite will then give talks, followed toy a quartet singing a number. Lay Elder Widtsoe will then give his talk and the choir will renThe der additional numbers. Kids benediction will follow. Election Called For Willard Cemetery Men of the y well-know- n Kiwanis Club Day Plans The Brigham City Kiwanis club held their regular weekly meetin ing at 12 oclock yesterday the Idle Isle cafe. The meeting and was a business the discussion was centered Kids' Day, around National which is Nov. 19. Idaho Mutual To Meet In Brigham Nov. 12 The Idaho Mutual Benefit Ascomsociation, an insurance pany, will hold dinner meeting November 12, at 7 oclock in the evening, at the Howard Hotel, Jesse L. Roberts, representative The Kiwanis clubs of this of the company said today. country and Canada sponsor a Kids Day in their communities and the Brigham City club is No, Thanks! laing plans for entertaining HGLYCKE, Mass. (UP) Sign the kids one week from by the roadside: "Live Bait and Potato Chips. J |
