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Show Local Sergeant COUNTY CHAIRMAN SAYS THANKS Finishes Course - For Blind Raises Record Funds Series Dates Film Lecture Missionary Elder David Beard will be honored at a homecoming testl. monial Sunday, Nov. 27, at 4 p.m. In the Corlnne LDS ward chapel. He Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Beard of Corlnne. Elder Beard returned home Nov. 9, after completing a successful mission In the Southern of the Australian mission Church of Jesus Christ of Latte- CAPTAIN OTHER camel can The maintain a trotting pace of about nine miles an hour for many houis of the 96 United mountains exceeding 13 905 feet rise In Colorado, says the National Geogiaphic Fifty-eig- ht States Geoige Washington was the only piesident who never lived in the White House. SIGHTS testimonial Missionary Miss Dianne Cleggwlll be honored at a homecoming testimonial Sunday, Nov. 27, at 4:30 p.m. Miss Clegg has fulfilled an mission for the 18. months Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints In Mexico. She served In Cuernavaca, Salam. Guadalajara, anca, Morelia, Mexico City and served as of records in the LDS Mission Home In Mexico City. She Is a daughter of Mr. and Mr. Jack Frye, 306 North Main. Miss Clegg returned home on Sept, 5 but due to 111 health has not been able to report her mission until this time, according to Bishop E.B. Harrison, who will preside. Satirist to INCLUDE the El Alameln Battleground, the Delta country, where the calendar year of 365 days was the High Dam, discovered; where the Yankee was the last foreign vessel to sail above the Aswan before the new dam clos-ethis area; Nubia, Modern Egypt, where the Suez Canal brought about a social and revolution; and An. clent Egypt which contains the worlds greatest collection of antiquities. Captain Johnson has made films for National Geographic magazine and Is considered the most famous of motion picture photographers and lecturers, said Dr. Tippetts. d $2,000 was reported Pal-me- sec-retar- y JOHNSON, photographer and lecturer, has owned several boats and made films of all parts of r-day Saints. the world. In his present film, He plans to continue his education at Weber State college he and his wife sail on their boat, the Yankee, down the Nile and will enroll there for the winRiver, from the Sudan to the ter quarter. Friends and relatives of the Mediterranean, The tour starts In the Delta Beard family are Invited to atfor the 1200-mll- e Canals jour, tend the testimonial, Bishop and visits Glzeh, where the ney, George Welch said. Great Pyramid, the first an. of the world and the The Padflc homed lizard clent wonder only one still In existence, Is out blood of its eyes squills found. when It Is fiightened Some Aictic glaciers have furnish been estimated to ns much as 200 billion cubic feet of Ice to the sea each year in the form of icebergs -- Will Honor Yankee Sails the Nile" Is the title of a film lecture to be presented by Captain Irving Johnson at Utah State Unlver. slty on Nov. 29 as part of the USU lecture series, announced Dr. Twain Tippetts, director. The lecture will begin at 8:15 p.m. in Old Main auditorium. Tickets for USU faculty andstu. dents may be picked up at the Union ticket office and the public may pay $1 at the door. Sot Sunday HOMECOMING SET Miss Dianne Clegg will be honored Homecoming Homecoming Lovegrove, Mrs. Bernard Gilraised In this years mental bert, Mrs Frank Forsgren, health fund raising drive In Box Mrs. A1 Cazler, Mrs. Michael Elder county, It was reported Levtnthal, Mrs. Henry Whitten, this week by Clialrman Nick Mrs, Gary Harris, Mrs. Edgar Calvin Mrs. Morganweck, Top lk. and Mrs. Harold This amount will undoubt, Andrus, edly exceed anything which was Stevens. donated previously, the chairMRS. LEE TAUFERNER WAS man declared. chairman with Mrs. Ted On behalf of the Box Elder citv Health Mental association, I Richardson serving as treasurwould like to express our grat- er. Leaders in other communities itude to all local citizens who Included: have made our annual fundraisMrs. Ed Qulnney, chairman ing drive the most successful In Tremonton, Mrs. Jay Holmgren, Its history. Garland; Mrs. Rex Richards, Mrs. Reed Nielsen, MANY THANKS ARE par. Fielding; tlcularly expressed to the bell Portage; Mrs. Vere Butler, Wilringers and other volunteers, lard, Mrs. Wayne Owens, Corln-ne- ; Mrs. Dee Ramsdale, Bear Including area leaders," he adRiver City; Mrs. Gary E. Han. ded. Area leaders In Brigham City na, Snowvllle; Mrs. Floyd Mantua; Mrs. Frank May, Included Mrs. Richard Klmber, Miss Kathy Koplnltz, Mrs. Ste. Harper Ward; Mrs. Kan Horiye, phen Smith, Mrs. Roger Nielsen, Deweyvllle; Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs. Rew Wiley, Mrs. John Colllnston. Also, Mrs. Boyd Gardner, Into Honeyvllle; Mrs, Ronald Mort-enselous themes for his take-ofNtfs. Irene Collom, Mrs. the world of humor, Don, "is Rad cl Iff Henrle, Mrs. Lynn IverTruth" says son, Mrs. Roy Woodhead, and and also funnier stranger Mrs. Bill Chatman, all of Trt. than fiction, monton, and Mrs, LellaWsndel, SHERMAN BEGAN HIS theat-rlca- l corresponding secretary. career as a comedian, playing the Allen show and guested on other Borscht and Beans Circuit at top television programs. resorts In the Catsklll MounThe 6 ft. 1 In. former foottains of New York. ball player also plays guitar, He was drafted Into a special frequently strumming as he lisservice group during the Korean tens to Jazz or blues records. conflict, touring and entertainI SOME DAY WANT TO ing at service bases throughout the world, After discharge he do some serious writing when studied at the American Theatre I feel I've learned enough to Wing on the GI bill adding to his have something of value to say, income with the help of a new says Don. found talent, writing comedy. Tickets are now on sale at all Two years later Dons comedy Valley Music Hall box offices writing became a full time pro- for Don Sherman and The New fession. His acceptance by ma- Christy Minstrels, appearing jor comedians took him to Chi- Dec. 1, 2 and 3. cago. The hawthorn blossom Is the ONE NIGHT, WHILE working official flower of Missouri. for Joey Bishop, he stepped J t onstage at the Playboy club and Abraham Lincoln carried demonstrated a comedy routine papeis In the crown of he'd been working on, Dons hip and easy delivery attracted the his stovepipe hat i attention of Hugh Hefner, who The Yukon Teirltory Is the offered him a contract to appear on the Playboy circuit as coldest spot in Canada, having a satirical monologlst. His ca- legistered temperatures as low reer has zoomed upwards ever as 81 degrees below0 zero since with appearances at New Yorks Copa and Blue Angel, The philosopher Aristotle the Hungry I In San Francisco maintained one of the first Palm Springs Chi Chi, Cast- gieat museums of natural hisaways In Las Vegas and the tory leceiving zoological speciSlate Brothers In Hollywood, mens from his Patron. Alexto name only a few. He also ander the tii eat. who sent them frequently on the Steve Horn conquered countries Near at homecoming Sunday. USU Lecture Appear at Music Hall V WT r, f nt Don Sherman, who will appear at Valley Music Hall with The New Christy Minstrels, Dec. Is an unusual funnyman. Satirical, without being vie. s lous, hes one of the few on the scene who can fracture an audience without hurting anyone. Slierman is a philosophical comic who often uses very ser- com-edlan- ft O Buck Says . . . . Lucky - The happy passtime of "playing catch with a thrown ball previously a Joy unknown to blind children . may become theirs to experience, upon completion of Mountain States Telephones current development of an ball, local manager Boyd E. Newman reported Saturday. The ball, representing a major breakthrough In the field of blind education, Is only In the testing stage now, but hopefully It will be perfected and made available to blind children In Utah and tliroughout the nation. At present, several of the balls are being tested by blind children at the Colorado school for the Deaf and Blind In Coloau-di- o represents the actual testing -- NOT CONSIDERED an ordin. ary development for w Some African tribesmen use rich In potassium instead of salt ood ashes one-hal- rado Springs. a mine at Almaden, Spain. of this possibility. Many months of effort by a number of telephone company people have made Its current development a reality. f The ball is four and Inches In diameter, with a leather cover Newman explain, ed Inside Is a rubber ball which contains the second source oscillator, whose tone can be switched off and on. The oscillator Is connected to a tiny speaker which transmits the audible tone. A rechargeable battery powers the unit. When the audio ball Is eventually developed to a point where It can be made available to the telephone the audio ball had an appropriately unique beginning. Newman reported that during a visit to the Colorado School, Mountain States Telephone representatives watched some blind children playing football. The ball they used had a small bell attached, enabling the children to locate the ball as long as It was moving. 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These Merchants are giving One Lucky Buck Ticket With Every $1 Purchase; Dale Hansen Chevron Lauritzen Furniture Box Elder County Bank Comptons Art & Music Comptons Studio Als Conoco Dicks Texaco Parsons Service Center Reminder Office First Federal Helen Royer First Security Bank Hansen Jewelry Classic Shoe Shop Glens Rexall Van Engelens Shoe Center Zundels His Youth Shop Finance MP ( Ogden Drewes Floral Mode O Day Western Auto Northern Utah Glass Brigham Furniture Modern Cleaners Dover Heating Beehive Appliance Dairy Queen Miller Insurance Shelton Cleaners Irving Reeders Husky Service D. D. Billings Sinclair Stations Lloyds Rentals and Sales Both Hamilton Drug Centers Both Jessie Smiths Food Kings B. Nelson Yarn Shop Tropical Carrs Party Shop Breitenbekers Penneys Blocks Finer Cleaners American Home Center Penrods Mayfair Market Bradshaw Furniture Thompsons Hardware LTD. KBUH Safeway Sonomas Merrells Inc. Bywater Floor Chase Firestone Kings Chase Texaco Sprouse Reitz Macks Pharmacy News Journal Palmers Jewelry Arts American Andersens Ford Farmer Insurance Club Billards Bess Service Capitol Theatre Valbergs Sycamores (Sponsored by above Store I! DECORATIONS ON fOREST V) to 1796, according to World Book Firsf Drawing Saturday - 3 p.m. n him the ball stopped, the children had public, It will be very different to grope for it. as playground balls go. However, the Joy It will provide Is e ONE MEMBER OF THE the same. company group suggested the possibility that a ball be Much of the mercury in the with a continuous developed comes from a sound source. The audio ball United States Audio Bali Nov. 18. RETURNS Elder David Beard has returned from Southern Australian LDS mission. 3 U-o- tele-phon- 1 course, he During the was trained In the repair and maintenance of the Iroquois, a single-enginsingle rotor troop and cargo helicopter. Most of the schools lnstruc. tors are Vietnam veterans. His wife, Mary lives at 579 South Main Street, Brigham City. JOURNAL, Brigham City, Thursday, November 24, 1966 MST Makes Mental Health Drive Sergeant Cecil L. Bodily, 23, on of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Bodily of Perry, completed a UH-Iroquois helicopter repair course at the Army Transportation school, Ft. Eustls, Va., on THE BOX ELDER and run by Brigham City Merchants' Committee) Mickeys Music E & M Lockers B. & B. Billiards i |