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Show I'Try r frt BOX THE C. of C. Board t fv f t'ff-t- ' rv3- JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, February 8, 1962 ww- - 13 EIDER , them to the clinic, signed by their family doctor. Application forms may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Jewell Nelson at Corinne, North Box Elder Stake Primary president; Mrs. Phillip K. Humphreys, Brigham City, president of Box Elder Stake local public health The Primary Childrens Hospital Primary; the nurse, or the Primary Children's will conduct an orthopedic clinic Hospital in Salt Lake City. in Logan on Friday, Feb. 16, at 9 a.m. Samples of unknown rubber and The clinic will be held in the Lo- plastics no larger than a pinhead gan Fifth LDS ward chapel. can be identified by a new laboraNew applicants must bring a tory method developed by the completed application form with Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co, Lists Members Primary Hospital Orthopedic Clinic Scheduled Feb. 24 if Of Committees ? X f A. . 4 i 1 fcy tysMsuft tS. w A NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Reed Hadlield, director member; Delos Thompson, chairman; Dr. J. Gordon Felt, Harold D. Pence. Earl Madsen, Vernon Poulter, Dan Olsen, Dr. Otto F. Smith, Ford Seal-leBernard Houghton, Dr. WilGlen liam 0. Knudsen, u i j Smith, H. E. Anderson. Mack Mrs. Les Winklesky, Stoddard, Vernon Hansen, Mrs. Paul Garner, C. W. Jacobson, Jay Hansen, Paul Morrell, Stayner Thompson, Oscar Grumg, Lewis Olsen, K. V. Hansen, Ken Summerville. ' V A 1 1 U rF; V1 ib A -- s U . , ! . it 4T.4 i ml ' P . . . r , T w' I f . - ? ''' AJiJt vi afciw- :: vi INDIAN AFFAIRS-Intermoun- SPECIAL ACTIVITY: Max Ham- director member; Charles ilton, chairman; Claybaugh, Henry Drewes, Bob Keating, Fred Kuhl-maR. V. Day, Norman Lichtenstein, Verl Petersen, Andy Hanr, sen, Cam Harmon, DeVon Howard Simcox, Emery Kassell, K. B. Olsen, Paul Anderson, Lee Johnson, Frank Troxeli. STATE & LOCAL AFFAIRS: director Christofferson, member; Boyd M. Sheffield, chairRulon man; Glen M. Bennion, White, Guy Johnson, J. E. Ryan, S. M. Rasmussen, Elliot Ward, C. Henry Nielsen. VeNoy TOURISTS: Thad Carlson, member; D. D. Billings, chairman; F. Leland Seely, Perc Peterson, Keith Nuttal, Mark Manager, Pheasant Cafe, Breit-enbur- (ft. By Bruce Hadfield caught the eyes of two BE cheerleaders. Eileen Grover and Kathy in a Claybaugh are competing National Guard queen contest, which is being held in Layton this week. Both Mr. Hyde and his wife alumni of Box Elder. are JL j IW lv f OI I H -tain Bud Powers, director member; C. R. Johnson, chairman; Charles Oscar Grunig, Keller, Gordon Felt, C. V. Forsgren. Breit-enbeke- FROM THE LAST ROW This photo catches part of the new Box Eider High school auditorium and was taken from the last and highest row. It shows the tremendous size of the stage which has facilities never before possible in Brigham City. Sweethearts Ball and Assembly Highlighting the weeks activities at Box Eider will be the annual Sweethearts assembly and ball, sponsored by the BEtte club, which will be held Friday and Saturday. A springtime fairyland scheme will provide the decorations and theme for the events. Red, pink, and white will be the predominant 'f PUBLIC RELATIONS: Bud Powers, director member; J. P. Freeman Bordeaux, chairman; Byington, Dr. F. N. Barker, Bob K. V. Keating, Robert Favaro, Hansen, Frank Wolff. , fi AT Hy A 9 fl If pY a sj 'H S3 s - 'Sr V, TALK John Olsen, supervisor ol buildings and grounds for Box Elder School district, talks with a paperer who is applying final touches to the Box Elder High auditorium lobby. AUDITORIUM i 1 E r W 3? PROOF.: graduates of USU now living in the Box Eldeh county area. Dinner will be served at 5 30 p.m. with a short program following, after which those desiring to, basmay attend the ketball game. Tickets to the game will be available to those attending the dinner. Dinner-Me- et Freeman Byington, chapter president, this week extended an inviThe Golden Spike Chapter of the tation to ail former students and Utah State University Alumni Assn, graduates of USU especially newcomers in the area, to join with will stage its annual smorgasbord chapter members for the annual dinner on Saturday, Feb. 24, at event. the USU Student Union building Further information an reservain Logan. tions may be made by contacting The Golden Spike Chapter is Byington at the Box Elder County composed of former students and Bank or at his home. USU Alumni Sots Annual w y a t ; iVS frVh.i ... .rfil i. OLD CROW a "f, ; Americas Preferred Bourbon THE OLD DISTIlim CROW CD., TRANKfORT, K f., KtHTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. II lOT TRAFFIC Lowell Baron, director member; Bill Sackett, chairman; Ronald Packer, Jack Morris, Frank Coppin, Glen Burt, George Harmon, I. B. Maddox, A1 Cazier, Wallace Reeder. Dr. Roy TRANSPORTATION: Barnard, director member; C. R. Johnson, chairman; Reese Jensen, Eugene Bott, Dick Parsons. Principals Meet at Box Elder Approximately 40 principals of Class A high schools throughout Utah are scheduled to meet on Safety Council Plans Activities Thursday at Box Elder High. They The Safety Council at Box Elder will spend the day in meetings, High is busy with plans for Na- and eat lunch at the school. tional Safety week, Feb. The highlight of the event wil be a record hop which will be held Friday colors. is Dianne Tenney chairman of night after the North Cache game the decorations. Other committee at Box Elder. Marcia Hillam is in charge ol heads include Kaye Tingey, rethe dance, and Clare Bradshaw Renee freshments; Nisogl, pro- is advisor to the safety council. grams; Nancy Suzuki, invitations; and Kathy Claybaugh, orchestra. Dogpatch Characters Chosen Couples Selected Last Friday evening at the SaFive members of the BEtte club die Hawkins dance, Frank Rees have been nominated for the roy- and Dianne Tenney were chosen alty of the ball, along with their as the most typical Lil Abner and partners. These couples include Daisy Mae. During the intermissJane Sumida and Richard Gomez; ion, they were united in the holy Karla Hansen and Terry Hansen; bonds by Box Elders Marryin Kaye Tingey and Glen Peterson; Sam, Bruce Buland. Vicki Larsen and A1 Anderson; Other Dogpatch characters that and Carol Morgan and Spencer Johnson. The winners will be an- won acclaim for their costumes and Young nounced on the assembly Friday. included Kathleen Dave Carlquist, and Loreen Todd and Scott Jensen. Snow Queen Named Box Elders Mason, Margaret NO DOWN attractive studentbody secretary, Art Teacher Named Marion Hyde has been named was crowned Snow Queen to reign PAYMENT over the Snow Carnival last Sat- to head the Art department at Box urday evening. She was presen- Elder High, upon the resignation TAKE 3 YEARS ted a white blanket with the in- of Karen Anderson, last TO PAY Snow Queen, 1962. scription, Mr, Hyde is the son of Sheriff Many of the 33 entrants that were in the contest are senior and Mrs. Warren Hyde, a brother of Box Elder coed, Tonya Hyde, girls at Box Elder High. and the husband of Gloria Nelson. Another beauty contest in genuine walnut. Full power transformer, FM high fidelity sound. NOW ONLY SHOP AT AMERICAN FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. AND 23EMERSON TV has Saside IJou Mad IJourS By BURTON It NORGE cycle, 3 speed, 3 wash temp, 3 rinse temp. Built in sediment remover, lint filter, Safety spin double pivot motor. 5 yrs. warranty, 1 year free service. 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