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Show We "r Mil Mr.r Co p. 277 Llv't L u Snlt ty, J'T. : 54 South Stake Conference Will Be Held Tomorrow And Sunday Bishop Carl W. Buehner, mem- Saturday and Sunday, according ber of the L.D.S. presiding bish- to Glen M. 'Bennion, stake presiopric, will be the principal dent. The conference will extend speaker at the South Box Elder stake quarterly conference this over two days. Saturday at 7:30 . Service Align For War City-Extensi- on On Most Unwelcome war on Brigham Citys guests, rats, is on. Out to destroy as much of the whole ratty tribe as possible, a campaign has been planned by Brigham City and the extension service for February 13, 14 and 16. according to Ernest Hansen, city health inspector. Tactics against the prize pests include the distribution of two pound packages of bait, with the city paying more than one-hal- f of the cost. The bait may be obtained at the city office on the three days mentioned. A p. m. a special welfare meeting will be held at which a representative of the church welfare representing department general authorities will be the General sessoins will be held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and Sunday evening at 7 oclock. A section will be especially refor the served in the front young people of the stake. Boarders Rats VOLUME 46, NUMBER 7 BR1GJIAM CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1953 Trade-I- n Value Took Sudden Drop Recreational e After that regular price will be charged. With Warfarin bait, type being used, it is necessary to keep the bait before the rats for at least a week or 10 days. It will not kill the rats if they just eat it two or three davs. Hansen pointed out that rats are the world's most destructive animals. They cause fires by gnawing electric wires, spread at least 10 human disease and destroy 10 to 15 times more than they actually eat. Hall Planned The Sunday morning session the conference will be broadcast over Brigham City radio station, KBUH. of j Bishop Buehner is noted for his interest in young people and addressing them is his specialty. He just recently returned from a tour of the Pacific Islands, visiting L.D.S. For 3rd Ward - The Brigham City Third ward bishopric this week announced plans to build a new recreation hall on the grounds of the ward chapel, corner Second west and Second The General north. Church Authorities in Salt Lake City have approved the project and given the green light for ward members to start a campaign for funds to finance the new structure, according to Bishop Eberhart Zundel. uT missions. Music for the conference will be furnished by the South Box Elder stake choir, under tion of Harold B. Felt. direc- G Urge Increase Canning Crop Acreage Urging increased acreage for canning crops this year the Box Elder Canning Crops Growers association this week reported that the prices for peas and corn will be the same this year as in 1952 Speaking for the association, Melvin A. Johnson, president and Elmer Woodruff, vice president, listed a reduction of $1.18 per bushel on pea seed, making the cost $5 per bushel. Canners will absorb the difference and in case of crop failure the total cost of seed will be cancelled and absorbed by the canners. "Considering the holdover of canned products and the prices resulting from them the Growers committee feels this is a very satisfactory contract and recommend that a substantial increased acreage be planted so the canners can have a capacity, run to justify their prices said the offiand concessions, cials. I ' i f 75 .,' Scout Leaders Session Wed. School opened last Wednesday night at the Intermountain Indian school at Brigham City for some 75 scout leaders of the Golden Spike Scout district. Subject for the evening was the "Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement. Six other training sessions are stubeing planned for the dents before they graduate, according to A. J. Jones, Perry, disand trict training chairman school director. Alternating between the Indian school and 'Bear River high school, the sessions will be held on Wednesday evenings at 8 p. m. The February 18 meeting is scheduled for the high school Seminary building. Instruction is being ' divided into three departments: Scout, Explorer, and Unit committee. Basic training experiences being are organization and covered leadership, meetings, program planning, helping the boy grow, hiking, and troop camping, Scout department; organization, service, program, leadership, and skill, Explorer departments; and orientation, leadership, finance, camping, and opeation, Unit committee. Serving as course instructors are Earl Peterson, Willis Peterson, James Abel. Richard C. Harris, Robert Morgan, Merrill Del Tolman Nichols, Boothe, r Burke, L. D. Wilde, Lorin and Mr. Jones. Rex Quinn, Victor Bott and 'Kent Wagstaff are assisting Mr. Jones with the physical arrangements and school administration. Realizing that trained leaders are essential for a good scout program to reach the boys, Chairman Jones urges all scout leaders in Box Elder county to enroll in the school. 'Make-usessions can be arranged for those missing a regular session, Mr. Jones said. Basic training credit leading toand ward the Scouters Key Sdbuters Award, two of Scout-ing- s highest adult recognitions, will be given for completion of the course. Hun-sake- p Flu, Polio, Measles Reported In County Influenza The pea industry offers advantages in rotation practices and is a profitable crop, they continued. They pointed out that modem methods of harvesting has at least paitially solved the labor problems. The association otficials said they feel the price on corn, $25 was still prevalent In Box Elder county early this month as 32 cases were report- ed contracted during the week ending February 6. Other diseases reported included one case of polio, seven cases of German measles, and one case of regular measles. a ton, is quite satisfactory and pointed out that extra livestock feed is a consideration with corn us well as peas. CORONATION THEME FOR YEAR REVIEW Kindergarten Club Names Mrs. R. M. Kaiser, Chairman with Creations Crowning fashions fit for a queen will be shown at the annual Brigham City Kindergarten club fashion show planned for March 12 at the Central school auditorium. ing assisting: Mrs. Ronald Mrs. Valroy Christensen, Mrs. Edward Frost, Mrs. DeVere Christensen, Mrs. Bert and Reeve, Mrs. Lle Crowther, Mrs. Bill Shaw. Mrs. Robert Hamilton is chairman of the chairs with Mrs. HaMrs. Ridd Grover, zel Nelson, Mrs. Earland A. Oilman, Mrs. Vernon Egbert and Mrs. Clair Chugg as committee members. A royal runway will be constructed under the direction of Mrs. Laren W. Balls and the folmembers: lowing committee Mrs. Reese Baty, Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mrs.' APden.,Gr Balls;' Mrs, Evan Bergstrom and Mrs. Myr-lanBalls. Ticket chairman is Mrs. Les with the following Collings, Chlarsen, vice chairman. members: Mrs. Regal decorations will be un- committee der the direction of Mrs. Elmo Wrighton Burt, Mrs. Lester AnLish, chairman, with the follow- - dersen, Mrs. Fred Petersen, Mrs. Arthur Linford, Mrs. Floyd Barker, Mrs. Dean Bundersen, Mrs. Dean Freeman, Mrs. Ella Long " Brigham Police and Mrs. Vernon Poulter. Mrs. Albert Hansen will 'be Issue 62 Traffic in charge of the In Tickets No definite plans have been formulated regarding the type of building to be constructed or the amount of money to be but it has been estimated that the cost will range between $50,000 and $60,000. "The payroll resulting fiom processing these crops in the area of the canning factories also otfers good reason to support the canning industry," they concluded. FASHION REGALIA 'Brigham City merchants who will show their spring fashons during this coronation year review will be: Forsgrens, Sano-mas- , Milady, Van Engelens, J. C. Penneys, Blocks, Mode O Day, Art and Gift, Zundels, Roland FlorAl, Originals and Brigham announced Mrs. R. M. Kaiser, Mrs. chairman and Lyman Attend First 8 PAGES Smashed Vehicle After Collision With Truck Loren Hunsaker, dent but was reported in good condition Thursday, suffered broken ribs and a hip injury. school board member, was seriously injured in the acei- - ... Wednesday morning at 9:30 oclock. Gay H. Brown Will LOREN HUNSAKER INJURED IN Speak To Knife COLLISION WED. CAR-TRUC- And Fork Feb. 19 Reported In Good Shape on the edge of a steep embankment that dropped into a pond Thursday But Suffers of water. Gay H. Brown, described as one of Americas great speak- From Broken Ribs, More ambulance, ers, will speak to the Box Elder Knife and Fork club at its next meeting Thursday evening, Feb. 19, beginning at 7:30 p. m. The doors open at 7 p. m. Box Loren Hunsaker, Elder school board member, injured in a collision at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday, was reported in good condition Thursday. car-truc- Brigham City's manned by members of the volunteer fire department, rushed Mr. Hunsaker to the Cooley Memorial hospital in Brigham City. suffered fractured ribs and Work Resumes On Mr. Brown is a former justice a serious hip injury for which he of the New York Supreme court was Of taken to an Ogden hospital Plans are being made to pre- and has established a wide rep- for application of a cast. Box Elder Bank sent many door prizes and a utation as a jurist and civic The accident occured when raffle will also be conducted. In leader. tosouth Hunsaker, traveling After a lengthy delay becharge of door prizes are Mrs. O. Holder of the congressional wards Brigham City in a late cause of lack of essential maDee Lund, Mrs. Clj;de P. Larsen, medal for a Cache terials, work has been resumdebating, he is also a model car, Mrs. E. B. Harrison, Mrs. Clark former oil ed on the front of the Box Association instructor in Valley Dairy public Hillam, Mrs. Reese Merrill, Mrs. speaking at Cornell university. tanker. The tanker was driven Elder County Bank building Don Sederholm, Mrs. Gus Musu-laHis subject will be Is It by Art Gyllenskog, 38, Smith-field- . and over half of the front has and Mrs. Jay Oldroyd. been completed during the Wrong To Be Successful. Mrs. Roy Barnard is in charge The tanker driver told invespast week, according to E. R. of publicity. tigating officer Leonard Jeppson (Reese) Davis, cashier. Rotarians Tell About He ladies-in-wait-in- January In a busy month for the Brigham City Police department, 62 traffic tickets were issued during January, according to the monthly police report submitted to the council. Fines from the offenses amounted to $628.80. 455 Also during January, parking meter tickets were issued and $112.00 were paid in fines for the tickets. While the police department wasnt busy handling traffic 'they still had their hards full. According to the report, five drunks were arrestone ed during the month; person was arrested for carweapon; rying a concealed four burglaries and eight minor thefts were investigated. The officers investigated one four accidents, recovered found five lost child and doors of business houses open on Main street. Front side-swipe- s that the Hunsaker car veered Architect Arthur Grix adover into the wrong lane and in vised this week that the fixRotarians reported on the re- the path of the truck. Though tures will be ready for instalcent district conference held in Gyllenskog edged off the roada lation within the next week Salt Lake City at the Tuesday the automobile smashed into by Svend Morgensen, fixture Aid Saturday A. M. noon meeting of the local ser- tank on the side of the truck, contractor. oil down slid the tank, large A baked goods sale, sponvice club. Fifteen members at- smacked Receipt of the vault door, into the rear wheel drive-isored by the Ladies Aid of tended the conference. window, night deposiand careened off. Those reporting at the lunchthe Community Presbyterian tory and safe deposit boxes is rest to The came car smashed church, will be held in the e eon meeting were J. Leo Nelexpected soon and will be of the Box Elder News and son, Denell Buller, Scott HorsDavis arrival, upon Journal said. Saturday morning ley, Theron Jwe, Lowell Baron, S. Martin Rasmussen. Eugene starting at 10 o'clock. Originally plans for remodGold And On sale will be all types of Wixom, Dr. Charles Munns, eling the second floor were Baron and Piesidenl David cakes, cookies, pies, cinni-mo- n omitted, however, due to the O. Anderson. rolls and many more. demand for office and meetGreen Ball Tues. ing space from organizations, Plan Annual Spring Fashion Show plans have been changed to include the completion of the Mantua ward will hold its annual Gold and Green ball in the second floor. recreation hall Tuesday, Febru17, beginning at 8:30 p. m., ary II it was learned today. Robert G. Burrows Is Three girls, all 18 years old, In Korea will be honored at the ball. Promoted Coronation will be at 9:30 p. m. WITH THE 45TH INF. DIV. IN The ball will feature two KOREA G. Robert Burrows, floor shows, one by Mr. and whose wife, Darlene, lives at Mrs. Ralph Westovcr at 9:30 237 S. Fourth W., Brigham City, and the other at 10.15 by Manrecently was promoted to first tua people. lieutenant while serving in KoHenry Johnsons orchestra will rea with the 45th Infantry disupply music lor the affair. vision. The 45th arrived in Korea in December, 1951, and captured hill in June's seesaw Ball hill battles. A platoon leader in the 45th Quartermaster company,' Burrows entered the army in October 1951. He was last assigned The South Box Elder stake to Fort Jay, N. Y., and arrived Sweetheart Ball will be held on in Korea in July, 1952. He holds Saturday, February 14, at the the Korean Service Ribbon with Box Elder high school gymna- two campaign stars and the UN sium beginning at 8:30 p. m. Service Ribbon. The son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sponsored by the Perry ward Mutual Improvement associa- Burrows, 105 east Second north, John's orchestra Brigham City, he is a 1951 gradtion, LaVerd will play for the affair. uate of Utah State Agricultural Wffi.il 1 .yh Eight couples will participate college in Logan. Plans Club Committee Laying Kindergarten in a floor show which is under for the annual Spring fashion show planned in Brigham City soon. Left to right: the direction of Glenda LarWhen ice floats on- water, Mrs. R. M. Kaiser, Mrs. Lester Collings, Mrs. Lyman Chlarson, Mrs. Robert Hamilton, sen. Light refreshments will be only of its bulk is served. Mrs. Albert Hansen, Mrs. Roy Barnard, Mrs. Laran Balls and Mrs. Elmo Lish. above the surface. Baked Goods Sale Planned By Ladies District Conference Ru-lo- Willard Ward Will Hold Reunion Friday Evening K d Mantua South Stake Planned Saturday ... one-nint- h He The annual Willard ward reunion will be held Friday evening, February 20, beginning ert 6 p. m. The reunion will include a hot dinner, program, and a dance. The dinner will be served from 6 to 8 p. m. to all ward members, high school age and older. They are urged to come as soon after 6 o'clock as possible, and are asked to bring their own silverware, knife, fork and spoon. The program, which is to be held in the chapel, will begin soon alter 8:00. Immediately after the program, the dance will be held in the ward amusement hall with Ernest Jensen's orchestra furnishing the music. Plans for the evening are under the direction of the Old Folks' committee. The committee is composed of Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodyatt; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Baker; Mr. and Mrs. LaVoy Call; Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barker; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beaton; and Mr. and Mrs. Jens Simonsen. Reed Channell is Now In Germany and Mrs. Ralph R. Chanreceived a radiogram on Tuesday of this week from their son, Reed, stating that he had arrived safely in Germany. The message was postmarked from Mr. nel! Reed Simonsen has been appointed by the bishopric to head the building .committee, and at a meeting Tuesday evening Mr. Simonsen chose several subcommittee chairmen to assist in the projected building fund drive. They are as follows: Secretary and treasurer,' C. L. Hansen; Assessment committee, Orion Eskelsen; Collections committee, Dan Olsen; ward dinners, La Priel Wight; entertainment, Delone Glover; other fund raising projects, DeVere Christensen; between auxiliary organizations, - Earl Glenn; publicity, Ralph R. Channell. These chairmen will select committee members to assist in each department A big kick-of- f dinner will be held in the near future to launch the project, according to Mr. Simonsen. The new building will be adjacent to the present chapetand ' a single heating plant will heat both buildings. , In-- Addition to the new recreation hall, several thousands of dollars will be expended on badly needed repairs on the chapel which was built more than 40 years ago. Civic Club To Sponsor Poetry Writing Contest Youth committee of Civic Improvement club today announced that an elementary grades poetry contest is being sponsored by the Civic club between February 11 and March 11. Mrs. S. Martin Rasmussen is chairman of the committee with Mrs. Russell Tingey, director member. Other committee members Include Mrs. Bill Sack-et- t, 'Mrs. Alf Freeman and Mrs. : Ezra Owen. All youngsters in Central and Lincoln school are invited to participate in the contest Poems will be judged on the grade level with six prizes to be awarded in each school. Patriotism and spring may serve as subjects for the children to write poetry about It is a creative poetry contest Mrs. Rasmussen said today. Three best poems from eacll class room will be submitted to the judges. Parents are urged to encourage their children in this creative poetry contest. Zweibrueken. Germany. Reed is in the L'. S. army and up to now has been stationed at Augusta. Georgia. He sailed for Europe on January 30. Sermon Told For Sunday Mrs. Channell will reside with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Commnuity Church Rites Winther, in New Britain, Conn., The Life of William Carey," while Reed is overseas. He expects to be discharged next will be the sermon topic Sunday morning at church services of September. the Community Presbyterian church, according to Reverend Moths hatch in four to eight Walden Toevs. davs in summer months and up Church services begin at 11 a. m. to three weeks in winter. . Valentine Dance And Food Sale Tonight Sponsored By VFW At Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary are sponsoring a gala Valentine dance and food sale this evening, Feb. 13, at the War Memorial home. All proceeds of the affair will go towards new drapes for the home, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde P. Larsen said today. Committee chairman is Mrs. Zina Olsen. Her assistants are Mrs. Edna Nelson and Mrs. Memorial Home Jean Davis. During the food sale, home baked foods, including pies, cakes and cookies, will be featured. Mrs. Caroline Christensen is chairman, of the quilt drawing J phase of the program. Tickets are still available from any VFW member. The public is cordially Invited to attend and dance to the BUI 4 Pearse orchestra. " V; t- - h |