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Show ja. r ' . OX f Mrs. Phyllis R. Publlaover, assistant, professor of special education at Utah 8tai university will address members, of OyCsa 0 bf! "The Autumn leaves drift by my window Th telling leaves of red and gold," I get a kick ml out of watching the Uda walk home from schooL Do you think the walk on the nice dean aide, walk? Oh no. They a cuff their way through the ankle deep lea? ea under the treea. I guess kids never change. 1 can remember how much fun it waa to pile the dead leayea high and lie on them thorougly enjoying It while are would a Ink down Into their duaty depths. A.chooe?en the toughta of It gl?ea me hay fever now, but then It waa Juat another one of the glorleaof the ; Autumn season. , National Newspaper Week oon test sponsored by a Salt Lake City dally and vu one of three winner. The contest askedthat raadara submit letters telling their favorite news featura in tbs papar. Mrs. Madsen sent in clever letter about her fsv ortt "Dear Abby." Tha thrst winners were awarded 25 Sav lags Bonds. The other two wta ners were from Salt Laka City, .1. 4 b' i A GROUPOF BRIGHAM CITY and Box Eldar county residents spent Inst week In Salt Lake ENJOYING THE LOVELY Jalmy. weather In Laa Yegaa aaa an interesting diversion for the Harold B. Felts who returned Sunday after four daya In the resort town which combined businest.and pleasure. They traveled both ways by air to attend the national convention of the Association for the Ad vancement of Ethical Hypnosis. The business meetings were held at the Flamingo Hotel. They took in soma good shows when business meetings were oyer. In piaccoverall, eluding the Casino De Paris at " ) the Dunes. They also sawavtr . lety . ahoy, . entitled "Hello America"- - and, ran Into, judge : and Mrs. Lewis Jones who were visiting their daughter and son ln.law, the Doug Bryants,' who live In Laa ,Vegaa; Mrs; Felt flew home on Saturday because of some 'singing' engagements A bridal shower held Monday she had and Felt returned ed 3ct 12, at the home of Mrs. Sunday,. Their daughter Mrs; Roland Lxney, .603 Anderson Robert A. Johnson sndsonBrad dr hr, in honor of Mias Elaine of Granger returned with Mrs. Edmonds was given by the ladV r. Felt for a two.day visit les feUowshlp of the Bible ' . . church. Eighteen ladles gath-ere- d ' HAPPY TO . HAVE HER to hdoor Miss Edmonds at brother and lsterto-lapay this time.. them a visit are the' Mark Nlei As gifts were brought, they sons; ' Mr. and . Mrs. Charles were placed under a parasol of Hansen of Los ADgelei sre vis whit craps paper decorations ltlng for one week; They have with flowers of all colors. The also spent some time la Of. table centerpiece was a minden with the R.V,' Webster. iature brkle and groom. , , , , vi t ! Games were played by all, afVETTING THIS WEEK WITH ter which the bride-to-b- e opened frlenda and relatives are the her many loVely gifts. Paul Jeppsens and son Brad Refreshment .were served from San Bernardino,' Calif. with Mra. Roland Laney; Mrs. They are houaeguests of her Ira Ransom and Mrs. Kenneth mother Mrs. Xna Larsen, Plum as hostesses. i:. ,g i1 ,,, j ',r Bridal Shqvyer ! Held to Honor Betrothed Miss - . . . . ' -- - THE CHARLES W.f CLAY, baughs have enjoyed visits from out.of.town friends during tha past week. Mr, and Mrs, Paul ftadka. Liberal. Kan.- arrived last Wednesday and left Friday morning. On v Thursday Tad Serlll, executive secretary of the NEA, Washington. D.C., and Mr. and Mrs.' Croft Blgham of Lubbock, Tex. arrived, Serlll and Blgham Joined with Clay, hunting and baugh for a ten-da- y Idaho while Mrs. in trip fishing Blgham visits with Mrs. Clay baugh during their absence. - r I P 1 f , 4 f i HAD A NICE VEIT ON the telephone with my Second South friends this week and learned that there had been a lot of going . on. Rose gallavantlng Johnsen had Just returned from spending several days in Salt Lake City with the Delbert Weavers and Mrs. Lucy John, sen had been In Salt Lake City for six days as a houseguest of her sister, Mrs. Guy Laney; When I called Mrs. Grace Han. sen to get the details of bar visit In Idaho with her daughter the Kent Wood, and lands who live at Frenchmen's Island she told me to get a copy of the Ladles Home Journal or McCalls for October and there I would see an ad for Cut.Rite Plastics made up by her sod Kent Hansen which features his daughter Karen, five years old, as a model. Kent and Ills fam lly make their . home in West Orange, N.J. and ha la employ ed in advertising In New York City. Pm on my way to get. a magatlne ax soon ! as I finish ; Party Line. son-in-la- CHATTING WITH MSS. Daisy1 Hansen the other day I picked up some information that might be of Intereat to thoxe who re, member her eon Harold Had sen. She reported that ahe had lust recalved word that a friend of tha family who lived Id Boise; Alvin E. Kackley had raotlvsd the National Safety council medal for saving tha lift of 11 aar old Robert Hansen, son of the Harold Hansens. The eleven had gone with young year-ol- d his fathsr Dr. Evan and Kackley some sand. The to get Kackley Hansen youth was caught In a and completely and cave-l- n .. burled. The elder Kackley was and pinned by a huge boulder,Keck-la- y The young move. to unable ran for btlp notified tha proper authorities by phone, and to then returned and managed he uncover Robert' head could get ome air, until help arrived. Tha aeddant happenad last cummer end the award was mad this month. The Han Jin boy wss covered with the sand for over seven minutes ant In miraculously escaped death the to due. quick accident, the of tha thinking and calm action ra Kackley Dr. boy. Kackley and crushed leg a badly just recently was able to e without a cast. , THAT VERSATILE MftS. Ab i bis Msdsan has dons It agal In Shs recently participated the Civic Improvement club on Thursday, Oct 22, at the War Memorial home. ' Subject of her talk will canter about what communities and service organisations can do to promote the welfare of handl capped children. Mrs. Publl covers experience and training to this field Include teaching to public and private schools and on the university level in areas where her husband vas stationed with the Air Force. She has worked In speech clinics mental hospitals and remedial canters, and states that her main interest is the growth of children during their school sourL Her studies also Include work to special education at College of William and Mary, Un- iversity of Maine, University of Virginia and Boston university. Her first visit to Utah was to 1952 when her husband was assigned to the Air Force ROTC program at USU, and she has re turned often to teach In tha summar school until the couple moved to Logan to make their home following her husbands retirement AS USUAL, THE 4 p.m. meet-ln- g will be preceded by a social time beginning at 3:30. Re. freshments will be served under the chairmanship of Mrs. J. Howard Rasmussen assisted by Mrs. Morris Glover, Mrs. Scott Horsley, Mrs. L B. Maddox, Mrs. C. F, Epley, Mrs. Nello Chrlstoffersen and Mrs. Margaret R. Evans. All members are urged tost tend, as are Interested persons City participating in a regional the years. tournament, duplicate In of kind Its ever held largest WITHIN UTAH SHE the Salt Laka City. 8omt 2, 000 par. first class of retardedtaught children vlcipants from all parts of tha to northern Utah and also the United States mads up tha con class of cMldren with ad. In the tastanta. Among those from this first community, according to ustment problems to this area. chairman Mrs. area war 'Mrs. J.F. Fruln, Mra. ' Publlcover Is a grad for theJoseph Pelham, Mrs. Miller Nordeen, Mr. and uaie of meeting. College and Mrs. Curt Robins, Mrs. J.D. received Wellesley ' her MS from Utah BUI Mrs. MerralL Waldron, State university, and Is cur. !lfrs. La Von Thompson, Mrs, working towards a doc Verah BooUw, Mr, and Mrs. rently torate at the University of Mis- Robert Nearman and Mr, and Mra. William Thomas. The Rob ins' won a first place overaU and Mrs. Veran Boothe and Mrs. LaVon Thompsons, won c third . Music Society . Slates Meeting Ceclllu Music society meeton held be wUI Wednesday, ing Oct. 21, at 216 West 8venth South at 8 p.m. Subject of the evenings pro gram will be woodwinds, and all members art urged to be present for an Interesting meet tog Catholic Church Slates Date .. . . . . public Is invited to attend an autumn bingo social at , ,Th St Henry's recreation center on NoV. 14, beginning at Saturday, 8 p-Donation of $1 will admit each person to tha evening of fhn, with the tickets being sold by members of the Altar Society after masses and at tha door on tha evening of the event. f Prises galore will be given during the night of games, and refreshments will be available for a small charge. Further Information about the event, or advance tickets may be obtained by calling Mary Smith at 728.3289 or Jan Col-latt- Llttig at 723-776- .. . : WJPto: BEEHIVE CAMP of the Daugh. Utah Pioneers meeting will be held on Friday, Oct, 23, at 4 p.m, at the home of Lornla Thomas, 677 South Fourth East. A good attendance la desired. : tars of SUNFLOWER CAMP of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet on .Thursday, Oct 18, at the horns of LaVera Mansfield at - 7 p.m. All members era urged to be present. . i DESERT CAMP of the daugh. tars of Utah Pioneers will meet on Thursday, Oct 16, at 4 pm. at the home of Mrs. Leona Bun darson, 162 North First East. All members art urged to beta attendance. ; OAK CAMP of the Daughters of. Utah Pioneers will meat at tha bom of Mra. Fred Nel. son, 408 South Fourth Waet on Thursday, Oct 22, at p.m. All members art urged Thatcher Lady Dios Tuesday Luihorans Schedule ; to beprtieat. ; CORINNE CAMP of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers calls attention of their members to a change tat meeting date for October. The meeting will be held on Friday, Oct 28, rath, ar than on tha regularly scheduled date of Oct 16. Meeting will be held at the bom of Vivian Jones at tha usual time, and members era urged to attend. Utah Thursday, October 22, 1964 Withholding Tax Ruling The second stage of the 1964 which will become Jan. 1, 1965 should end the underwithholding problem for many taxpayers It was point ed out by Roland V. Wise, Dls. trict Director of internal Revenue for Utah. tax cut Annual Visit. Mra, Margaret Grady PeterHoly Cross Lutheran church son Johnson, 82, Thatcher, pas. will be conducting its animal sed away Tuesday at 11:50a.m. every member visit on Sunday, at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Oct, 25. Fifteen teams, of two Ralph Forsgren at Corinne. She will be com was the widow of Albert John members each, ' missioned at .the ' worship son. Mrs. Johnson was born April service Sunday morning as vis. ltors for this annual stewart 4, 1882 In Sabey, Denmark, a ship emphasis. Each, member daughter of Tolma and Johanna family and every home from Jensen Petersen. The family which someone participates In came to the United States when th program at Holy Cross will she was four years of age, as be visited during the afternoon. converts to the Church of Jes. Saints The purpose of these visits us Christ of Latter-dais to explain the program' of and settled to Brigham City. tha church, to invite considers When she was 11 years of age tlon of budgetary needs both they moved to Thatcher, where of time and money, and to ans she has since resided. war questions regarding the i Personal Income twx rates will range from 14 to 70 per cent for 1963 compared to the 16 to 77 percent range of 1964. DIRECTOR WEE SAID that the 14 percent withholding rate on wage and salary payments adopted In 1964 will remain the same In 1965. Some taxpayers will be under withheld on 1964 tax payments because the lower withholding rate went Into effect earlier than the final tax rate reduction. Wise said that for many lower g Income taxpayers this problem should be eliminated In 1965. WITHHOLDING s ON WAGES and salaries Is designed to put the majority of taxpayers on a tax basis. For middle and upper income taxpayers, Increased withholding, or quarterly payments of estimated tax, are generally necessary to keep them on a current tax basis. At Corinne tn PLANS Making plans for their Looking in on Your School study at school are these committee members. Left to right are Mrs. J.P. Gurrlster, Don Edvalson, Mrs. Norman Swain, George Welch, Mrs. S.F. Packwood and Principal MAPPING Bun-derso- n A. Elwynn Seely. Dunderson PTA Organizes Corinne PTA r Plans Moot School Study Committee Next Monday Bunderson School PTA this the Utah foundation, said Mrs, week announced the organiza- Swain. tion of a committee for Us THE SURVEY WILL COVER Looking In on Your Schools PTA school library services, teach, survey, a state-wld- e Fire Efforts i Net Praise For Hunters Hunters in Box Elder county drew a figurative pat on the back from District Fire Ward-e- n J.D, Gunderson this week for their efforts In preventing fires this past weekend. One blaze that covered about 200 acres broke out In the Sawtooth National forest In Western Box Elder Friday. But It was the only fire reported on the countys tlnder.dry mountains as the Utah general deer season The Corinne PTA has sched uled a meeting for next Mon-daOct. 26, during which the focus will be on Looking In on Your School, a state-wid- e er accreditation, instructional PTA project this fall. Heading up the Bunderson Materials and resources, ele. The meeting Is scheduled at study as chairman Is Mrs, Nor mentary teacher certification, 7:30 p.m. In a previous announ. man Swain. Members of the guidance and counseling and cement It was erroneously re. committee Include Principal A. financing. The first symposium on these ported the meeting would be held Elwyn Seely, George Welch and Don Edvalson, teachers; Mrs. subjects will be held at a reg-ula- r Friday, Bunderson PTA meeting on opened. The session definitely Is slat, J.P. Gurrlster, PTA president; The fire danger has been so ed for Monday, Oct. 26, a PTA Mrs. S.F. Packwood and Mrs. Nov. 13. in Box Elder this year that great be The subjects will again Byron Huntsman. said ON DEC. 15, 1904, SHE WAS spokesman church. The group Intends to gather presented along with recom- a ban was effected, restrict, The program will Include an To announce the results of the married to Albert Johnson In open fires to established picappearance by SupL J. C. Haws Information through Interviews mendations (In discussion form) lng visits and as a celebration of Brigham City. He died Aug. and a panel discussion featur. and also research from var- at the January PTA meeting, nic sites. Gunderson said the ban is still In effect. Holy Cross fifth anniversary, 23, 1944 to Tremonton. 'he chairman explained. Mrs. Reva Nelson, Mrs. ious sources, primarily the As the deer hunt heads Into A member of the LD6 church, lng a dinner will be held Sunday, Naschool study Interim Darlene Wagstaff and Mrs. Its second weekend, the fire Nov. 1, to thanksgiving to God ah had served as a Relief So- dine Jones with PTA President report. Background material The sparrow hawk Is a mem-be- r warden urged hunters going for His many blessings. ciety visiting teacher and as a Mrs. JoAnn Morrill as also Is being obtained from the to again be alert to the fire of the falcon family. Spearheading the every memi Primary teacher In the Thatch Women and Voters of League bar visit committee are Eldon er ward. danger. Herd, chairman; Mrs. LaVerne SURVIVING ARE TWO sons Dahl In, program chairman; and Jamea Hagen and John Pendle and two daughters, Leland Johnton, visitation captains, y " ; son, Thatcher; Mrs. Ralph OStel-IsForsgren, Corinne; Mrs. Er me Durfee, Pocatello, Idaho; Eddie Johnson, California; 32 grandchildren; 25 great-granchildren; a brother, Chris Petersen, Thatchdr. Funeral services will be con. ducted Saturday at 1 p.m. In the Thatcher. Penrose LDS ward chapel. Friends may call Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday until time of ser from 11 a-vice at Rogers Mortuary to Tre monton, Members of the' First Bap Burial will be In the Valley tlst church of Brigham City look View cemebery In BothwelL forward to Oct. 29 and 30, when they will participate to a history-makinmeeting to Salt Lake City. The purpose Of the meeting is to organize churches In Utah and Idaho, who are affiliating with the Southern Baptist coqyentlon, Into a new state Southern Baptist convention. Tha new convention will be the twenty.nlnth state conven-tlo- n to be formed within the Southern Baptist convention. Utah State Universitys annual The new convention will be mad arts tour to the San Franfin up of 60 churches to Utah and cisco area is scheduled Nov. Evanto ona church Idaho, and Dr. Twain Tippetts, head ston, Wyo. of the fine arts department, antha of to tha formation Prior nounced Tuesday. new convention, Southern Bap The fine arts tour has grown tlst churches tn the area will Into a highly popular event at have been affiliated with th USU, In which stu. university Southern Baptist Arizona dents are Joined by many other convention. , residents of the area for visits to art theater perforTHE STATE CONVENTIONS mancesgalleries, and other cultural at. conof the Southern Baptist of the San Francisco vention are formed cooperative, tractions area. churches. Th ly by the local state conventions and the South THE YEARS TOUR WILL to ern Baptist convention are made elude attendance at the Lein. up of messengers from the local grad-Klno- v Ballet performance churches, formed Into con- of Sleeping beauty ueiiet," ventions to facilitate and ax tha One Man Show of Maurice and tha stage mus pand tha ministry of the local Chevalier, churches. The conventions are leal Heres Love, starring not agencies which control the LUa Kirk and Jbhn Payne. Sacramentoa Crocker Art churchaa, for there la no control over ' any local Baptist Gallery, the deYoung Memorial church.'. Art Gallery In Golden Gate park, Tha Southern Baptist conven. the Palace of the Legion of Hon. Ion la ona of the largest Chris, or and the San Francisco tian denominations in America. Museum of Art are on the visit Members of churches making up schedule. The latter three are the Southern Baptist oonvention cooperating to present tha largnumber more than tan million est art exhibit ever held In San persona In over 32,000 churches Francisco, representing the human figure to art from ancient in evfry state to Union, time to the present. THESE CHURCHES cooperInterior design students will ate to support more than 4,000 visit Interior design shops and ltfa-tlm- a missionaries and their exclusive department stores. families In 56 foreign countries and tha Unltsd States. DR, TIPPETTS STRESSED Th ' first Southern Baptist that many adults from Utah, church to Utah was started at Idaho and Wyoming have made Roosevelt in 1944. Th church the tour to past years, and that In Brigham City waa organized they are welcome on this years. In 1958. "This is an enjoyable way to The local congregation feels taka th opportunity for continthat the formation of tha new uing education, he said. Stuconvention will greatly streng- dents ' from other schools be then tha work to Utah and Us aides USU have also made th ho. trip to past years. Offices for th new convention Deadline for reservations la FImm No Refunds, No Layaway Char; Or Exchcnti. will be located In Salt Lake Nov. 2. Cost ls52.50fortrans. City. Tha new convention will portatlon, hotels and tickets to All Solo Final U Convnltnt Roar Entrance Opon Friday Ur; g P. M. actually begin operation to Jut th stage and ballet y, y gov-erno- rs B7 ffliSMIBffl Ccnvcntfc:! For Game Night THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, . Setstalk on Handicapped W. ? Wisa Explains Civic Improvement Club g USU Sponsors Art Tour to San Francisco 11-1- . uaryofl965. 'I |