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Show t V BOX ELDER JOURNAL ,v. Brigham City, Utah Friday, June 30 ,1950 JL Eastman And Ansco MOVIE FILM KODAK FILM popular sizes and types in stock at lowest prices. If we don't have It we'll get it for you. ' AU AT ;mas Open Till V, 10 on's Every Night After 10-Ye- Lapse ar Reflected Beauty Landlord Meant Well But Got Seeds Mixed' Priest Gets Money Back PAUE FOUH MINNEAPOLIS (UP) The Rev. Timothy W. Crowley, pastor of the Church of the Holy Name, had his own check for $709.50 returned by the city after more than ten years. Dated May 20, 1939, the check was held in the city treasurers office pending a proposed change in the alley arrangement in the rear of the church. Another plan was worked out and the change never was made. City Treasurer Gladys Miller said all parties seem to be satisfed with the present arrangement and Father Crowleys check for work under the construction original plan didnt have to be cashed after all. . JACKSON, Tenn. (UP) Carl J. Mohr an absent-mindelandlord who rivals the fabled absent-mindeprofessor. , a (Mrs. Mohr returning from vacation to Hind her front yard covered with sprouting turnip greens. She called her ' landlord and asked What had been going on in her absence. ; , The landlord took a look' and turned red with embarrassment. He had made a little mistake. to He had bought turnip seed plant in his own backyard, and wintergrass seed to plant In the Mohr yard. "I guess I got em mixed, he confessed. , The Bear River Farm Bureau baseball team edged out the Deweyville squad 10 to 9, with six of their runs crossing the plate In the ninth Inning. d The box score: Bear Biver 1 1 ss Andersen, 3b R. Braegger, lb W. Andersen, c 4 D. Christensen, cf 1 F. Huggins, If 4 T. Christensen, p 0 T. Ramsdell, If Home runs: R. Braegger D. Christensen. Deweyville B. , . . ; Loveland, ss Kidman, p Gardner, 2b V. Kidman, c E. Knudson, 3b Lish V. Knudson D. Kidman D. Simmons D. D. C. LIMITEDOQUANTITIES... The Rotary club had a narrow escape as they slid past tihe Lions club of the Junior baseball league last Tuesday eveother ning by a 9 to 8 score. The the found of the evening game club team losing by forfeit to the Kiwanis club team. The Lions club team moved ahead in the fifth inning 7 to 6 and the Rotary club tied the score in the bottom half of the inning. The Lions club scored again in the top of tihe seventh to take a 8 to 7 lead in the game and Rotary club came back with a brace of runs in the bottom of the last inning to win the game. iVal Woodland pitched the victory for the winners while Lee Boothe was on the mound for the losers. Boothe pitched a good ball game but his support in the field cost him the game. Next Tuesday night, the schedule will 'be as follows: vs. Lions. 5 p. M. 7 P. M. Rotary vs. Kiwanis. AB 5 '... 5 4 0 1 1 2 2 2 2 and R 1 2 1 5 3 4 0 4 0 4 0 Other Sizes Proportionately 4 5 1 1 Low! ?ani ify treaSh Hals o new fressrf sfaTe,t'retQd fa de- - ,f new tires. trfa GUARANTEED Factory-Metho- qUo- - d new Hew Treads d Applied on Sound Tire Bodies 01011 Your Own Tires Functional Designs For Modern Homes Described By USAC Home Economists Editor's Note: This is the sec4ond in a series of weekly arti- peak years, and the later years. cles on housing in Utah. These When any family plans a home, articles are being prepared ..by it should consider all these perA plan should be made e iods. the Utah State Agricultural extension service as a flexible enough so it can be to the various stages guide to families planning to adopted of the family cycle. For ex build or remodel. crowded Is' your home plan arranged ample, a. during the room may be years, dining to satisfy the needs of your used for a childrens playroom; family? Each family, in plan- during the peak years, for a its must determine home, ning a sewing room, or an its specific needs and resulting study, overflow entertainment room; conveniences desired in the and in later years, as a downhome plan. stairs bedroom. One of the desirable features Before even deciding on a of a well arranged house is its house plan, it is pise for a famconvenience, or functionalism. ily to sit down as a group and Have you found your happi- analyze all the situations that ness, disappearing under' the may arise during the years pressure of an unhandy house? ahead whiclrwill' influence the Are you able to go quickly and kind of home that will best directly from one part of, the serve them. One excellent house to another without inter- guide in this analysis is a check or list for e&oh area of the home. fering with family activity ' ' Here are examples of points to furnishings?' ' Household traffic through an keep in mind: Have the living room close import ant.work center such as the kitchen Is highly undesir- to the guest entrance; have it able. Zoning is important in large enough for family use, the home lust as it is necessary and ! expandable t o another in a city to separate the resi- room for entertaining.. Rooms should have good prodential and business districts. Does your home provide sepa- portions. The ratio of width to rate areas for noisy and quiet length should be two to three, activities, working and enter- three to five, or three to four. Wall areas should be large taining, eating and sleeping? The use of rooms should be enough for placing large pieces flexible to provide for economy of furniture parallel with the of space, .maintenanpe, and cost. walls. Test with cut outs. There should be at least three Can your home be adapted to the special requirements of ill- feet on each side of the fireness, overnight guests, overflow place opening free for chairs ox ... , entertaining, and varied family sofa,, ilf the floor plan arrangement activities? is satisfactory, It will be an atSpecific family needs which influence the floor plan of a tractive jtnd convenient house. home include: the size of. the family, the age and sex of Wayne L, Reeve Attends members, interests and hobbies, K.U; Summer School aesthetic desires, And changing Wayne L. Reeve, Brigham City, family cycle. is among the 3,031 students atOther physical factors such as storage requirements and an tending the 1950 summer session at the University of Kanarrangement which lends itself to ease In placement of equip- sas, according to a release from college. ment and furniture are also de- theReeve is enrolled i nthe gradtermined by family needs. uate school at K. U. The size and composition of the, family influence the arrangement of the home in a You Can Have A number of ways. In a family an older where, BETTER MATTRESS person is part of the group, it becomes desirable to provide one bedroom on the first floor of a two-storhouse. Such an accommodation might also serve as a sick room. Space should be planned for Provision for hobby activities. these special interests should be made in the home arrangement. 'For the family that enIt joys formal entertainment, is necessary to have adequate dining area, plus overflow space adjacent to the dining room. Both children and adults need ample space for recreation, club work, and similar activities. Tou can have your present Everyone has a desire for mattress rebuilt into a beauty in the home. This may be partly achieved by the placegenuine EVERTON spring-fille- d mattress, or if you're ment of windows to bring in in the market see EVER-TON'- S some special view. selections before Placement of windows and mattress. One-da- y a you buy doors is also a determining facservice on mattress retor, in the arrangement of furbuilding. Just phone, well niture. This should be seriouspick up and deliver the sabie day. Have a better ly considered when planning metttress, right now, for as your home. . Otherwise a satislitCe as factory arrangement of furniture and equipment may be im$18.95 A - house - in possible.which there is cluttering of furniture and equipment is not inviting nor does it encourage easy upr keep. The changing family1 cycle KlATTRESS CO. includes four periods: the early 24 . 1st So. Ph. 27 years, the crowded years, the - Col-leg- . . Texaco Service Station 43 North Main PHONE 157 Firestone Store . t ..V" 68 South Main t.r ..!'V PHONE 63 --H- I TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTER ' ' - Satisfaction Guaranty turjictl open- dcorrectly fitted, k .tmu tZ! relief for rupture. Vi.lt our Trine Department bout thcee wonderftd Our experienced fitter, alia W Tra" doin1 Supporter., El.uiTu Shoulder Brace., etc., and our will surely ple.ee you. tjj price AM I LTON H DRUG KBUH 800 KC. Daytime Schedu! 7.00 Pa. (UP) This little Pennsylvania town is ready to become the nations emergency capital if the ever forces government leaders to leave Washington. or In the event of an attack on the District of Columbia, the 1,000 residents have made a of Perryopolis standing invitation to the government to move in with us. They still believe that George of the founder Washington, town was right when he called Perryopolis (then known as New Boston) the ideal place for a capital city. helped survey Washington and plan the building of the town, bought a tract near the center of the village and arranged for all streets to lead into it, as they do today. Some congressional, military and business leaders have urged that government offices be dispersed from their present concentration in Washington. They or argue that an attack would paralyze government functions. One of Perryopolis older families has records kept through the years which reveal that Washington wanted to establish the nations capital farther inland than the present site on the Potomac river. Did Sams Building The old family diary said Washington was ready to establish the capital at Perryapolis or some other suitable site In Fayette county when the colonies defeated the British. Historians say Washington came to New Boston for the first time in 1748 to survey the land for the British while he wa sfighting the French and the PERRYOPOLIS, Cyd Charisse . . . reflects the same sort of beauty as is mirrored in the pool beneath her. She stars in East Side, .West Side. MANY FACTORS TO CONSIDER TRUSS QUTSIDE of 20-3- 0 Pennsylvania Town Would Be Capital SIZE 6.00-- 1 6 AND YOUR OLD TIRE NON-SK- I' EXCELSIOR I 20-3- 0 AB R Ramsdell, rf D. C. Burt, fit WE d WHILE THEY' sFijpeofene RUPTURibI Bureau Team Wins Lions Club 9 To 8 Mrs. STORE CLOSED MONDAY AND TUESDAY , JULY 3 AND 4 v Rotary Spills Bear River Farm b WEEKDAYS SATURDAY Toast To Toast Time Toast To Toast Time Toast To Toast Music in the Morning Organ Moods Coffee Cup Sipt Number WCTU Program Songs of Our Times Princess Pat Dance Band Parade It's A Date Sunday Hour of Owi (Same as weekdays) Think of These Sammy Kaye Serenade Luncheon Serenade Farm & Ranch Roundup Classified Page Spotlight on a Band Melody Time Think of These Thing; Concert MeJo 7: IS 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:15 " 8:30 8:45 " " - - - " " " " " " " " " Morning Devotion Bing Sings (TTh) 9:15 Phil Reed Time 9:30 Coffee Cup Sips 10:00 MWF " Music In The Morning 10:15 10:30 Dance Band Parade 10:45 11:00 Tin " 9:00 9:45 SUNDAY It's A Date Please 11:15 11:30 Spotlight on Vocalist- Frankie Lane (M) Joe Stafford (T) Billy Eckstine (W) Thin Margaret Whiting Th) Vaughn Monroe (F) Dennis Day (S) Sammy Kaye Serenade Luncheon Serenade 5 Farm & Ranch Roundup 10 Classified Page 45 Spotlight on a Band 15 )0 )0 15 Melody Time M " 45 " H Classics Music Tn M School Classics in Music Music Of Worship Mercer McLeod Proudly We Hail Western Three Suns Shine Guest Star i Danger Dr. DaftfieW II " " 30 45 Eddy Howard Shoe Box Elder News Salute To Reservists n 30 )0 Popular Program M) Roundup To Be Announced Tempo Band Box Tima Vaughn Monro A Train A Train Sign Off Sign Off Indians. 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