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Show i BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Dole Urges Burton Election Thursday, August 27, 1970 'BACK Right, the moose picked my direction for his charge. Naturally I ran. Mr. Z was so busy running 'he didn't even notice how sTrrrrrrfffrrfTj deep the water was. When got back to the car the wife asked who was the crazy man running through the marsh s, with the moose chasing him? The subject was dropped. The drive through the rest of the park wasnt too bad with soggy sneakers. We also came across several bears during our journey. The cameraman stayed in the car. by Zimowsky Vacations are my "thing." I mean they're fun, relaxing and probably one of my favorite past times. This year's vacation was a real When we entered the park, one ranger said he was asked the question of the year. A New York lady asked him if the bears wef,e up yet. It was about 10 a.m. He assured her they were out of bed and running around. blast. writer was charged by a rampaging bull moose, caught a cold, and to top everything off the fishing was the lousiest in months. You may say how can this jerk get charged by a bull moose? Its simplel Just go through Yellowstone park and spot a moose in the tullies. Then ignore the signs saying "keep clear of wild animals," and sneak up on the prize for a snapshot. This photo bug got within 15 yards of the animal when a pinhead got in back of the moose and scared the living day lights out of it. Guess what happened. This Changing the subject, Mr. Z noticed the other day that one grocery store had alcoholic beverage on sale Sunday. The store had a sign on the beer stating none would be sold Sunday, but right across the Isle was a display of cooking wine. The beer is 3.2 percent alcohol by volume while the wine is 12 percent alcohol by volume. cant figure that one out. I Chairman Cites Copy Rules For Art Some concern was expressed this week over the possibility that some artists may plan to enter copies of other works in the If such a work is entered in an exhibit, the following Information must be placed conspicuously on the copy: Title of the picture as given it by the original artist. The name of the artist. The name of the copyist. annual Peach Days art exhibit. Marie Thorne Jeppson, chairman of the Brigham City Museum-Galler- y committee, said there are rules which ban such entries unless they are designated as copies. Mrs. Jeppson said the work can be classed as original if: It is an individual expression of tne artist to his environment or of his thoughts. If it is his own representation from the source, of scenery, people, animals, still life, etc., or an abstract expression of his emotions. If Have Permission If the work is from photographs or slides taken by the artist himself or by an unpublished photographer who has given his permission. The content of these is usually changed for the purpose of design, and often several photographs as well as other source materials, are combined in the composition of one picture. "Making a literal copy of a published photograph or work of art has both legal and ethical implications unless the result is clearly classified as a copy, said the chairman. Ethical Immpllcatlons While it is unlikely that any court action would result from an individual merely exhibiting a copy of a painting or photograph without giving due credit (although many court cases decided in favor of the plaintiff are on record), the elthical implications are clear to anyone who stops to think through such practice, Mrs. Jeppson explained. The Peach Days exhibit is open to all adult artists age 18 and older. All entries must be cataloged at the museum-gallerby 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 9. The exhibit is to hang during the month of September. Only works not previously displayed at are acceptable and the museum-galler- y all must be framed and ready to hang. Each exhibitor is limited to two entries which must be classified as amateur or professional. Pictures in any painting medieum, photography and sculpture are acceptable. Exhibit chairman for this years show is Joe Webster. y -- Amputees Reunion (Continued From Page One) an opportunity to reminisce and reflect on the past. "After I got over the bitterness, which everyone goes through, I found that I could do just about anything I tried, Dr. Spurgeon observed. When did his attitude change? After I left the hospital and learned that I could do things without the help of other people. Baarley said faith helped to carry him through, this and "something that told him among the bursting shells and bloody nightmare of war to take off his belt and tie it around the stump of his leg. "What youve lost you have to forget. Theres no use moaning because theres nothing you can do about it, he commented philosophically. Got Best Care The Wisconsin man said he was fortunate to be sent to Bushnell "where we got the best of care. There were 24 men with family members who made this anniversary They held business meetings, an open house, a barbecue picnic and a banquet Sunday through Wednesday. Some have even stayed around to attend the county fair rodeo at Tremonton this evening (Thursday), courtesy of the county commission. They plan to meet again in two years, tentatively in the Denver area. But for this week, it was a time for renewing friendship in happier circumstances. r. 55 in tha SouMv 84302 First Wstt, BrlghroClty, Utah, Laurence J. standup senator, Dole told Sacond Clan poifaqa paid at tha for the the Brigham City audience. poit otflca, ,IS South Firit Wait much Utah,84302. how not is IriqhamJCIty It U.S. Senate picked up steam Chai. W. Claybaugh, PublfiFtr last weekend with whirlwind seniority a man has that Chat. 'luM" Claybaugh, Assistant trues T. Kayas, Managing Editor tours of southern and northern counts. It is how he uses it. needs rata Nixon $4 00 par yaar paySubscription Richard Utah. able In advance: In connection with Backed up by two of the Laurence Burton in the Senate tha Box Eldar News (published Sun. his voice assure I can and you, days) $7.00 par yaar: $3 50 for i IP newcomers most promising months: copy, 10 cants. the Senate, Senators Howard will be heard in that body Membar single Audit of Circulations Burney Baker of Tennessee and when he gets there. Utah State Press Association, National Association the all and United At stops, Newspaper Robert Dole of Kansas, Press International. Advertising RepreRepresentative Burton rolled Congressman Burton pledged sentative: Utah State Press Associag campaign tion, Salt Lake CIty, Utah. his campaign bandwagon into a aimed at helping President NATIONAL NEWSPAPER St. George, Cedar City, Richof field, Logan, Brigham City, Nixon achieve his goals economic and abroad peace Lake Salt Layton, Bountiful, UTAH statO&T U - Winn City and Ogden on Friday and stability at home. Saturday. The Utah congressman along with Senator Dole and It is our pleasure to announce that Congressman From The files Of The Box Elder News-Journ- al 50 Years Ago With the opening Tuesday, Aug. 17, 1920 of school less than a month distant, the call has gone forth for places to board and room in this city. The attendance at the High school this winter promises to surpass that of any other year in numbers and because the population outside of Brigham City is growing in the same proportion that the city is growing there will consequently be more students from the outside attending school this winter. They must have a home and the people of Brigham City must supply that home. It is not enough that we do not desire to be put to the inconvenience of taking boarders, it is a duty that rests upon us as a community and every home where one or more students can be accommodated should make that fact known to the clerk of the Board of Education immediately in order that the students may be advised in time to become located before school begins. Move over everybody and make room for one more. The party composed Friday, Aug. 13, 1920 of Mayor John W. Peters, Dr. R. T. Willey, Dr. George M. Fister, Banker W. T. Davis and Hon. R. Kaiser which went over on the Blackfoot river east of Soda Springs on a fishing tour returned Tuesday evening having had regular fishermans luck until canyon where they they reached Blacksmithfork succeeded in getting enough of the speckled beauties to fill up their individual bread baskets. 25 Years Ago Wounded veterans Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1945 of World War II at Bushnell General hospital who have lost two legs in battle this week were completing formation of a unique organization of which only they will be members. Named the BLACA club the Bilateral Leg Amputee Club of America, the group was expecting to complete its incorporation Saturday at the starting mark toward forming a national organization. "We feel we have a basis for companionship which we dont want to lose, explained Pfc, Ralph K. Steward, Jr., of Ponca City, Okla., club president, "and this club is our way of doing it. Pfc. Stewart lost his legs in Europe when a land mine exploded. Club headquarters are located on ward 14 at Bushnell, where most of the bilateral leg amputee patients are under care. The Box Elder high Tuesday, Aug. 28, 1945 school Bees will hold their first football practice Saturday evening, Sept. 1st at 5 oclock, Earl Ferguson, high school athletic director and coach announced today. Uniforms will be issued to prospective squad members at 5 oclock, Friday afternoon, August 31, and it is important that all players be on hand for the first practice, Ferguson said. "Box Elder has an attractive schedule this year, beginning with two night games here in Brigham City, he announced. The first game will be just three weeks from Saturday with Ogden, on Sept. 21, and the second game will be with West high of Salt Lake City on Sept. 28. Receives Bronze Star Army Captain J.C. Moss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moss, Route 2, Cole Camp, Mo., received on July 24 the Bronze Star Medal near Di An, Vietnam. He was presented the Bronze Star Medal for distinguishing himself through meritorius service in connection with military operations against hostile forces in Vietnam. Capt. Moss received the award while assigned as a platoon leader in Troop A, Third Squadron of the 17th Air Cavalry near Di An. He entered the Army in 1966 and received his commission through an Officer Candidate school. He holds the Distinguished Flying Cross. His wife, Sally, lives at 972 Hillview, Brigham City. Shatter Windows Mike Seely, 560 North Second East, complained to police early Sunday morning that vandals broke windows in his car. n.wip.ptr .it.bllih.d publlih.d vnr JborvJay bv A w.tkly IMS, Sox Eldar Burtons campaign 1 ' JOURNAL ELDER BOX In Brigham Qty Appearance The Boring 747 jumbo jet lid a cruising speed of 575 mile per hour and a maximum speed of 625 miles per hour. hard-fightin- Richard Richards, Republican hopeful for Burtons House seat, spoke to party workers Saturday morning in the Brigham City Community center. "It is time Utah had two United States senators, as the Constitution says. We need to give President Nixon a Senate that will help him achieve his goals. We need another edVancy Ais.xasL Brian Shevey has listed several gift suggestions with us SLLt eAfut Shed Equipment A storage shed was broken into last week eight miles west of Tremonton on U.S. 30s and $515 worth of equipment was reported missing by Dennis tfain S2 723-62)- 6 OPEN SAT. - SUN. 1:00 OPEN WEEK DAYS 6:45 ROXY Today thru Tuesday ac- cording to Box Elder County Sheriff Warren Hyde. Someone ripped out part of a wall in the tin building to gain entry and took an electric welder, electric drill, hand drill press, four cases of diesel motor oil, and an acetylene torch and hose. The thieves cut a chain on a gate blocking a road leading to the shed on Petersens dry farm. The incident occurred between 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Aug. 20, said Deputy Stanley May. , We invite you to call or come in for assistance in your choice of gifts. Culprits Steal Petersen, Tremonton, of bride-to-b- e ANOTHER FINE MOTION PICTURE THAT HAS INDEED PROVEN ITS MERIT. INWtaNTnCUKSnaee S LEE MARVIN CUNT EASTWOOD JEAN SEBERG faintyourwagon Stolen Bicycle Roger Minert, 821 Fairview, police Sunday that someone stole his racing bicycle while it was parked at the Brigham City Tourist Information center at 1100 South Main. He said it was taken betwen 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. b, told JOSHUA LOGAN t'VlN i" cp MMAMartcn.K Sun. Mon. Tues. BIG SEE Letters to 1. Marriage 2. West 3. Habit Today thru Tues. the Editor,.,, Defend Long Hair Editor: We feel that we should express our ideas on long hair. The situation has been blown clear out of proportion because only one side has been heard. We believe it is the right of the individual to wear his hair the length and style he prefers. It is his hair and therefore his responsibility. We also feel that the idea that long hair on boys cause too much commotion stands on a shaky foundation, as well as the idea that the majority may state whether a person can wear his hair long or not. Its not fair for others to make us cut our hair. Incidentally, why arent there restriction on girls hair? Were not hurting anyone with our long hair. Our hair is clean and combed. It is a style and a fad only and has nothing to do with "negative reaction to school, parents, teachers, law officials, or the "establishment. When we are forced to cut our hair there is much resentment toward the people who force us to do so. We dont care if other people wear their hair short. If we were in the majority, we wouldnt force other people to wear their hair long. People should be able to wear their hair the way they want (boys as well as girls). Even if long hair isnt "socially acceptable, it is still the right of the individual to wear his hair the way he wants. Yours truly, Tom Munro Mike Thyberg Duke Thyberg CHARLESBR0NS0N A pHCE UPON ATIME THE WEST m - JN TECHNCOCOfT- - A PARAMOUNT PtCniRE CAPITOL OPEN 1 P.M. DAILY Today thru Tuesday THE SMILE THAT KILLS! Support Stock Sale RCE Vl0V Editor: Its Box Elder county fair time again, Aug. 27, 1 leaders would like to see 28, 29. And we as more of you fine businessmen, merchants and interested citizens of Brigham City participating in the junior fat stock sale starting at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 29. At a time when the newspapers are full of the problems of youth in this area, this is a marvelous opportunity to reward the boys and girls who put many hours of hard work and love into raising and caring for their livestock. Contact any member of the county fair board or your chamber of commerce to submit a bid for one or FFA animals or just drive out of these fine and join in the exciting auction. Ed and Diane Mott, Park Valley, Utah 4-- 1 1i10,6i36 raMcaor HovTfa a paramouni peiunt T & IO1I6 H Ift COLUMBIA At PICTURES PrestnU 'GEORGE PEPPAnDI V YCT , JEAN SEBERG RICHARD RILEY. 4-- Porcupines est signs These were double leg amup-tee- s HAD A GOOD TIME and family members during a Tuesday evening barbecue at Rees Pioneer park. They danced, sang and had a good time. EUGENE, Ore. have chewed up $2,000 (ITI)-Por-cupi- nes worth of directional signg in the Willamette National Tomtit during the past six months. Foresters say the porcupines like the glue used in manufacture of plywood. fini!?. :n :mw rjESfe i;;6l?i?ll is LADIES NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY 3 |