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Show Brigham City, Utah Thursday, January 9, 1964 THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, 3 Director Eyes Completion Of New DC Funeral Chapel m Construction of the Petersen Funeral chapel, located at 634 East Second South In Brigham City, is expected to be com. plete by late February or early March. This announcement was made Wednesday by Verl L. Petersen, president and manager of the local corporation. The funeral chapel has been under construction since Oct. ober. When completed, It will have space to accomodate up to 300 persons with an outside parking area adequate to handle A.-a-v W , . and Box Elder Junior Students are conHigh schools. ducting a ticket sales program and tickets also are available at the school offices and at Mickeys Music Center at a cost of $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for COMING SYMPHONY SATURDAY The Utah Symphony present a full concert at the Box Elder High school auditorium in Brigham City Saturday night. Jan. 11. and the public is invited to attend. the concert are the student bodies of Box Elder High Orchestra will He 50 was a veteran of World War One. Former Local Man Dies of PEST OF THE YEAR Cocky Cockroach wins designation most troublesome household pesft over title contenders such as termites, earwigs and fleas. of and other species been encountered. Cockroaches Named Pest Of Year 1 963 "Pest of the year." Thats the title bestowed upon the cock, roach by the National Pest Con-tro- l association. Dr. George F. Knowlton ex. tension entomologist at Utah State university, notes that NPCA in a nation-widvote of its members selected this household pest by an over, whelming majority as the most troublesome and most difficult Insect to control. e Heart Attack have also "PEOPLE ENCOUNTERING cockroaches will find it easier to control them when they first get into a building than after infestation becomes serious and extends to more than one room. For this reason, many establishments business arrange for weekly or monthly care, to keep these pests out Dr. of their establishments, Knowlton points out. When cockroaches have en. tered, the entomologist sug. gests using Chlordane, dleldrin and diazinon household sprays, with best possible coupled housekeeping to make it tough for them to survive. Teak an extremely SURVIVING ARE HIS widow two sons and three daughters, W. Roger Pett, Mrs. H.E, (Edna) Chamberlain, both of Ogden; R. Neil Pett, serving with the Coast Guard In San Diego; Mrs. Roy (Charline) Herrick, West Weber; Mrs. Keith (Vivian) Holz Aurora, Colo.; 12geandchildren one brother and a sister, Henry H. Pett Jr., Brigham City and Mrs. Les (Jennie) Pierce, Salt durable Wallace Pett, 68, of 2970 Nordin, Ogden, died Tuesday at Lake City. Funeral services will be con. e St. Benedicts hospital in ducted Friday at 11 a.m. in den of a heart a.tack. the Chapel of Flowers Mortuary Mr. Pett was born April 4, in Ogden with Bishop John of the Thirty-eight1895 in Brigham City, a son of ward Friends may Wilofficiating. Herbertand Jeanette Henry son Pett. He was reared and ed- call at the chapel Thursday ucated in Brigham City and was from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday a rancher in Paradise Valley. until services. Burial will be in the Brigham In 1923 he married Edna City cemetery. Stevens in Ogden. She died in Og-th- h 1924. Conference Set to Discuss Great Decisions for 1964' On Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 15, at 4 p.m. there will be held at the Logan high school a reg. ional conference on 'Great Decisions for 1964." This conference is being held for representatives from Box Elder, Cache, and Rich count, ies. Everyone interested is in. vlted to attend. taking part. ..in big cities, towns and rural communities In all 50 states. ..in homes, churches, schools, clubs and libraries. For ten years, "Great De. ctsions" has been offered THE FOLLOWING cars. Petersen said the location offers convenience to all parts of Brigham City and is Just a short distance from the city cemetery. organlza-tion- s and educational institutions are Joining together cooperatively to encourage a wide, "GREAT DECISIONS" is an spread citizens study program: annual nationwide review of lm. State Department of Public portant decisions we face as a University of Utah, nation and people. Nonpartisan Utah State university, Brigham fact sheet kits are used to en- Young university, Weber State courage constructive discus, college, Kennecott Copper slon and opinion ballots will Deseret News, Corporation, make Individual views count KUED, plus churches, llbrar. In Washington. Hundreds of les, and community organ, thousands of Americans will be izations. PETERSEN WILL OPERATE the company after being active In the funeral home business locally for the past 17 years. During this time, lie has hand, led all details pertaining to the operations of a mortuary. Prior to that time, he attend ed Weber college, Washington State college, and California College of Mortuary Science. He Is a veteran of World War n as a pilot in the U.S. Air Force and is presently a captain in the retired reserve. HE PRESENTLY 1SSERVING his second term as a member of the Brigham City council and a past president of the Is DIRECTOR Verl L. Peter-se- n will be president and director of the Petersen Funeral chapel. Klwanls and clubs In Brigham City. m 1952 he received the Jay. cees Distinguished Service award. Petersen Is a member of the Box Elder Chamber of Com. merce, the Utah State Funeral Directors association and the National Funeral Directors association and Is active In church work. He is married to the former Laraine Wold of Brigham City and they are parents of six children. 20-3- 0 On March 13, 1926, he Ada Parry in Ogden. married HE WORKED FOR THE Port-lanCement Co. in Brigham City and in 1923 he, moved to Ogden where he worked for the Harris Dairy and Mutual d timber, has been used in India HE SAYS UTAH OWNERS OF for 2,000 or more years, the Geographic Society Creamery. homes and business houses tro National says. Pieces of teak beams ubled by this pest would probably agree, though they likely take no comfort In the designation. Most common species in the state are German, oriental and cockroaches. brown . baned Some infestations of American In 1941 he began work at the Ogden Arsenal and 1,000 yearls old have been found in 1954 transferred to Hill Air in a good state of preservation, Force Base. He had worked as The worlds least briny sea-t- he a fireman at both installations, Baltic-h- as only seven parts retiring in 1959. 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