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Show Brigham City, Ulah 1962 8, Thursday, February THE BOX ELDER 16 3n side djjou sdnd IJourS Chairman of FROMONTORY POINTERS Scouf-O-Ram- Promontory Boy Scouts Observe Anniversary at Court of Honor By Rosalie S. Wei's Wendy and baby son from Huntsville are living on the Swan Ranch. daughter Troop 145 of the Boy Scouts the observance of Boy Scout Week with a Sunday evening service and court of honor. Patrol leader Dale Nicholas conducted the meeting under the direction of Scoutmaster Crossley. Douglas Fach of the four boys, Dale Nicholas, Brent Larsen, Billy Flint, and Ronald Wells were awarded the merit badges they have earned. Ronald Wells received his advancement to a Star Scout. Earlier in the month the Scouts and Explorers were taken on a tour of the fire departments at Thiokol by Dunne Wells and Merlin Larsen. be- gin Conference was held a week ago Sunday under the direction of the Stake Presidency. The Young Men's Mutual was reorganized with A1 Krug as superintendent, Duane Wells as and Douglas Crossley as activity counselors with Howard Nicholas os secretary. A farewell testimonial next Sunday evening will honor Elder Jerald Brown who is leaving soon for a mission in the Northwestern Stntes. Dianna Wells attended the missionary farewell for Muik Petersen in Thatcher - Penrose last week and was an overnight guest of Miss Roxie Petersen. BRANCH age-grou- p MR. AND MRS. Merlin Larsen Visited his mother in a Brigham hospital on Sunday. Mrs. Rose Stokes is spending a few days with the Dweie Stokes in Brigham for the birthday anni- versaries of Sharon and Devere. Mr. and Mrs. Louis rife and family of Tremonton were guests of the Merlin Larsens on Saturparty. day for a sleigh-riding FISHING AT Locomotive Springs MR. AND MRS, Jay Brown and in Salt Lake City on Saturday. Jerald were Mr. and Mrs. A1 Krug spent a weekend recently in Salt Lake City and Provo for the wedding reception of some friends from Alaska. Several attended the Gold and Green Ball in Thatcher-Penros- e Saturday evening and also the Bear River-BoElder basketball game in Brigham on Friday x By BURTON H. FFRX, M.D.- - a Dear Doctor George H. Horsley, prominent been has Ogden businessman, named chairman of the 1962 Scout to be conducted by the Lake Bonneville Council, Boy Scouts of America, according to G. Ted Hone, council president. Horsley, a veteran scouter, headed the excellent area show conducted last year at the Ogden This years show, to be conwill offer a ducted May broad scope of participation possibilities to the units of our area, said Horsley. It is our desire that every Cub Pack, Scout Troop and Explorer post in our entire council have an opportunity to be a part of this big show. Chairman of the various subcommittees for the will be named in the near future. Our committee will make a rpal effort this year to make the show one that will be pleasing to the public, as well as challenging and interesting to the units participaa ting." Proceeds from the will be used to assist in the of and development purchase camping properties for the Lake Bonneville Council. This Council area includes Weber, Morgan, Box Elder and the north part of Davis counties and now serves nearly 12,080 boys in the scouting program. . the against drum, pressure Just behind the drum, swishing 1961 Interest Ruled Taxable Utah Violinist To Solo With Symphony Thiokol Names New General Sales Manager IFY ; even heart ,v j murmurs roar and hiss. Check with your doctor before switching to a low-sa- lt diet to shrink inner ear bloating. He'll prescribe nicotinic and and any other medicines you need! Failing Memory Dear Doctor: Im 70, In spite of failing memory, I still have to manage the whole house. How can I keep from forgetting? Mrs. F, M. Dear Mrs. M.: Simply write down anything you want to re- Scout-O-Ram- Interest you received or which was credited to your account during 1981 generally must be reported on your Federal income tax return, Roland V. Wise, Director of Internal Revenue for the Salt Lake City, Utah District, said this week. INTFREST on state and municipal obligations is wholly exempt from tax, and interest on obligations of the Federal Government issued before March 1, 1941 is either wholly or partially exempt from tax. All other interest is taxable, ho explained. Some of the more common interest which is taxable includes interest on savings, when credited to your account even though it is not recorded m your pass book, interest on bonds, loans, mortgages, on refunds of Federal taxes, on U.S. Savings Bonds, and interest on GI insurance dividends left on deposit with Veterans lnfec-lons- member! When narrowed, hardened arteries in the neck and shoulder blood away detour oxygen-ric- h from the brain, the suigeon it the may cut out or blocked vessel. Prescriptions for glutamic or aspartic acids sometimes sharpen dulled brain cells. But no medicine or surgery Is half as reliable as ordinary pencil and paper! short-circu- Delegates Selected For European Stay Two young Utahns have been named 1982 International Farm to Youth Exchange delegates and Switzerland. Yugoslavia Glenn T. Baird, State club that leader, announced Tuesday David M Zuugg, 23 of Clearfield, will go to Yugoslavia while Georgia Beth Smith, 22, Milford, has been selected as delegate to Switz' ' erland. Zaugg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Zaugg, Clearfield, will be one of the first three delegates to live in Yugoslavia under the IFYE program. This is the first year Yugoslavia has participated in IFYE work. Delegate Zaugg is a senior at Utah State University studying physical science education. He has been an active participant in Utah 4 H club activities and served as a missionary for the LDS church in Canada. He plans fo complete his education at USU after he returns from his six month IFYE work in Yugoslavia. Calorie-Cuttin- g Dear Doctor: Exactly what calories should a woman cut to avoid heavy problems during the change of life? 4 Mrs. C. W. Dear Mrs. W.: Cut any calories except the daily basic four: c 1901, Manager of Penneys to blood-thinnin- g L. of J 'MHIWlJ WILL TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY PLUS SERVICE AT 10:00 A.M. FOCAL POINT of discussion at the convention will be Penneys 60th anniversary being observed during 1982. Penney founded the company's first store in Kemmer-er- , Wyo., back in April, 1902. South Main 8:30 a.m. to S: 00 p.m. daily 12 noon to 8 p.m. Sunday Main 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. dally 11:00 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday 680 South 'v wv'"'' v''V:p'''Vv's'?'p'r'yy SERVICE v' wv"?'', STORE y II GOODYEAR 52 Sr 'etZ , Sse NORTH ' ,W. ,', PA. MAIN , , ,. X, Save Now! ,,,, ' y ' N ' ff ,, next door who asked if her neighbor, was there. The father no, XZf, ' A NEW was Mrs. Davis, the replied, but just then a little head promptly appeared over the banister and Im here, Mom, but he shouted, wont let me go home. 12 Month Guarantee At Lowest Prices Ever I 42' V Tubelett for $12 95 Whitewalli $2.00 more Cl s - ., y. fi r 6.70x15 I REDUCED Safety at new low price FOR A 4 black lube-typ- e plus tax and your old tire. 21 Month Guarantor DEA- 2 SLASHED pr Hr on Whitewalli! dropped on our premium NYLON CUSTOM SUPER-CUSHIO- N Now $2.50 Reg. $4.98 Savft $1 00 Price OF RECORDS Reg. $3.98 floss L- SPECIAL SALE GROUPS V Now $3.25 Reg, $5.98 SyftiLi Now 4.00 78c Miscellaneous 45s Priced '45' pkgs. $1 Special SEE OUR SPECIALLY NO MONEY DOWN -- EASY BUDGET TERMS! PRICED Record Racks and Tape Racks SEAT HANSONS f.lUSIC CITY PA Safe deposit boxes in banks are for keeping important papers and 26 valuables. n 52 BET Spedal Exceeds highest government specifications PER WEEK BUYS A SET INSTALLED SPECIAL INSTALLEDIIMost cars lpyZ?(Fcb.lstllimFeb.12 SALE COfJTIHUES THROUGH MONDAY FREE PRESCRIPTION i OPENING CELEBRATION SPECIALS sear people-to-peopi- e HAM111 Cl Wm ri & Vtei Watch Next Tuesdays Paper For 4 axsa&YxMSS 14 OPENING on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 5 ajSLii STORE HOURS 14 FOR NVLON chair-manne- 2 fori and NYLON MISS SMITH is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Smith, Milford. She plans to complete her studies in journalism at USU this March, prior to leaving for Swilx erlund. She ha9 also been active d in club work and has several student activity committees and served on the student paper staff at USU. The two Ulah delegates will go to the National Center in Washington, D. C., April 9, for a week of orientation. They will be in the first group of an anticiwho pated 125 IFYE delegates will live and work for six months with rural people of some 46 countries this year, Mr. Baird said. IFYE is a program privately financed by business clubs, local merchants, and industrial firms, and individuals. It is conducted by the National Club Foundation on behalf of the Cooperative Extension Service. The Utah Lions clubs help sponsor Utahs delegates in the program. ,in0 HO CLOSED BE King Features Syndicate, Inc, Dad volunteered to take care of the kids one night so Mom could have an evening out. At bedtime he sent the youngsters upstairs to bed and settled down to read. One of the children still in his clothes kept creeping down the stairs, but Dad kept sending him back. At 9:30 the doorbell rang and it DELIVERY in thin-walle- n. -- A training session for kers will be conducted Scout workers invited to be attendance include den mothers, Scout worCubtnasters, Cub committeemen. Saturday, troop committees m. to 4:30 Scoutmasters, advisors. It wMl not and Explorer LDS ward be necessary for boys Explorer committeemen to attend, officials Feb. 17, from 9:30 a. Goodiiffe, manager p. m. at the Bear River in will be Colorado Penneys recreation hall. Springs, Colo., this week for the Courses will be given in Cub ' said. concompanys 60th anniversary vention of store managers in its Mountain rone. Also attending the convention at the Broadmoor hotel will he James Cash Penney, founder of the department store chain which bears S. his name, and other officers and from the companys personnel central office in New York. GOODLIFFE will be one of 308 managers of Penney stores in the Mountain zone at the convention. The zone includes Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Utah, WyoFEBRUARY 13 ming and parts of Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico and Noith and South Dakota. TO PREPARE Mrs. Goodiiffe will accompany her husband to Colorado Springs. The 308 managers will divide into two groups for the convention, with the first group in attendance Feb. 5 and 6 and the second Feb. 7 and 8. Charles Leg Muscle Spasms Dear Doctor: Why do you male leg muscle spasm so complicated? Its always caused by poor circulation. For 10 years Ive controlled mine wilh stretching and deep breathing exercises. Mr. W. F. Dear Mr. F.: Stretching and deep breathing can help any sluggish circulation, but many sufferers have wide-ope- n arteries and veins. That when the problem grow complicated. Preventing Blood Clots Dear Doctor: To prevent more blood clots, I take medicine. While repeated tests guarantee safety, my nose bleeds occasionally. My doctor blames d vessels, but I live In dread of gushing hemorrhage. How long does this go on? Mrs. M. B. Dear Mrs. B.: Only your doctor can judge. Treatment averages a month. Perhaps your doctor can (cauterize) those breakable blood vessels In your nose. Dont worry, A quick Injection of vitamin K can stop most thinned-bloo- d gushers! Dr. Ferns mailbox is wide open for httcTH from readers. While he cannot undertake to answer individual letters, he will use readers questions lit his column whenever possible and when they are of general interest. Address your letters to Dr, Fern in care of this newspaper. Seoul Basic Training, Cub Scout Advanced Training, Boy Scout Basic, Explorer Training and Commissioner Training Training Set For Seoufers Attend Meet . . . DEAR DOCTOR: Is hissing in (1) 1 pint of milk (2) 2 porthe eax always Menieres dis- tions of meat or protein (3) 4 ease? servings of fruit or vegetable, Where can I get nicotinic Including 1 dark green vegetable and 1 citrus fruit (4) 4 acid? Mrs. E. A, servings of fortified bread or Dear Mrs. A.: Many conditicr.i' cereal. mimic the hissing and ear noise Eat everything, but shrink of Menieres disease a bloated your servmgs. An extra ounce Inner ear mech-tnli- of fat daily means 2 pounds of Wax trouble each month. Scout-O-Ram- a has lured the interest of several families. On Sunday the Leo Flints and the Eugene Flints enALSO included as Interest Income are certain divijoyed a successful day. Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey and dends on deposits or on withdrawals or share accounts of domestic Building and Loan Associations, domestic Savings and Loan AssoMutual ciations, Credit Unions, Banks and Cooperative Banks. Taxpayers who have any questions about interest income may Investget Document No. 5080, ment Income by calling DAvis X4G5, or come to Room 385, Federal Building, Salt Lake City, Wise said. Ronald Stuffed, violinist and conductor of the orchestra at Utah State University, will appear as soloist with the Utah Symphony orchestra in a concert to be held in Logan Wednesday, Feb. 14. The orchestras appearance under direction of Maestro Maurice Abravanel, is a feature of the USU Lyceum-CachCivic Music association concert series. It begins at 8.15 p. m. in Nelson Fieldhouse The appointment of J, Ross on the USU campus. Kemmerley as general sales manSTOFFEL IS assistant professor ager of chemical operations, ThioChemical has of fine arts at Utah State. He will kol corporation, by Donald E, perform the Beethoven Violin Con- been announced certo in his first appearance as Fish, director of marketing for the Trenlon, N. J., firm. soloist wilh the Utah symphony. A native of San Francisco, he Kemmerley will be responsible studied under Naoum Blinder, for the sales and piomotional proconcert master of the San Fran- grams for all chemical operations Thiokol marcisco symphony and teacher of standard products. kets polysulfide crude and liquid Isaac Stern. rubber polymers, rubber chemiThe USU professor earned his cals, urethane and epoxy resins B. A. degree at San Francisco and reactive polymers. Stale college and made his proles A graduate of Pennsylvania Sional debut in 1955. In 1958 he State University and the Harvard was a soloist with the San Fran Graduate School of Business Ad cisco symphony. That year he re- ministration, Kemmerley was preceived a Fullbright fellowship for viously with American Cyanamld three years study in Europe, company as sales manager, paper where he played a series of reci- chemicals department. He has in tals addition to studying violin been associated with the chemical and conducting. industry for many years in sales In 1980 he earned a masters and marketing activities. degree at the University of 1111 Kemmerley is married, has two nois and joined the USU staff that children and resides in Summit, fall. N. J. e .1 Council Nam JOURNAL, BATTERY BOOSTER CABLE TWO CONVENIENT 99 LOCATIONS 14 South Main 680 South Main PA PA 0DEA02 87 11 SERVICE STORE 52 North Main Phone 723-853- 6 |