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Show Personal income BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah NEW YORK IUPI) Total personal income in the United States increased 6.8 pet cent in 1971. Thursday, December 21, 1972 here and there, and a little more today. It's funny how the wife made Christmas cookies a couple of weeks ago and tried to hide them. We've been picking at them constantly and sure hope there'll be some left for Christmas day. Brigham City Museum-Galler- y M IMMINS I bw AO I ill Ibtt: "SrfelMln City crt Art iMMt by I m It's funny how the Christmas spirit has taken over everybody. CHctrt Like for instance walking down Christmas is upon us. Imagine trying to keep up this pace all year round? Z has all his shopping done, none of this last minute stuff for me. Trouble is the Mrs. and I had done alot of shopping early in December and still have to pick up most of the gifts. That's probably as big a hassle as last minute shopping. "Do we have anything at that store?" "No, but we have a couple of toys at that place." And so it goes on. Well, at least the tree is up. the street ya say hi to everybody and they make a gesture in return. Where it really shows is in driving. Remember during the other part of the year if you accidentally pulled in front of somebody, ya got a shaking fist and a couple of nasty words? Now it seems if the same thing happens both parties smile at each other and give the other driver the right of way. In fact they spend a couple more minutes debating who will go first. Yep, the Christmas spirit has taken over everybody. Ya feel guilty about getting mad. It's true, if somebody rubs ya the wrong way .... ah, what da heck! Too bad it doesn't last all year long. We've been decorating it for the past week. Little that day, a little YE OLE SAGE SEZ: Ho .... Ho .... Merry Christmas! Ho ... School Talk A Look at Corinne Principal Steven Johnson Corinne Elementary School By Being a smaller elementary school, we in Corinne are faced with some challenges and some op- portunities that perhaps larger schools wouldnt have. We are small enough that students and staff are all acquainted with each other. Yet we are large enough to offer most learning programs that are offered -- tn larger schools. Corinne school has this year a principal who is at the school Principal Steven Johnson teaches one half-da- y and carries out his administrative duties the other half-daMerrily Edmiaston is the sixth grade teacher. other half-da- y Her teaching areas include: reading, English, art and music. Robert Hodgson has moved to the fourth grade this year and Paul Christiansen has been guiding the fifth grade. full-tim- e. y. GRADES ONE, two and three do not have a high enough enrollment for placement of a teacher in each grade level. Therefore, Reva Nelson and Ellen Tolman are helping the 60 students in the three grades learn the concepts, skills and attitudes that help children grow and develop. They have the help of an aide for a portion of the day. Several students are able to spend time each day with the learning disabilities teacher June Peterson. These students work, in most cases, on a basis to improve their study skills and learning abilities. We are fortunate to have the services of Dr. Allez Ashmead this year. She works each Wednesday helping students correct speech one-to-o- ne problems. She is also working with students and parents to help detect hearing problems. EACH THURSDAY Glenn Hawkes comes to the school to help students who may have special problems. As a counselor, Mr. Hawkes is helping several students each week to better understand themselves and their actions in and out of class. As in years past, Santos Pommier is serving as secretary aide to the principal. Mariba Forsgren and Virlie Jeppesen, along with Dorothy Paskett, who is a new cook in the meals school, prepare and the for staff. students Sam Forsgren has the responsibility of keeping the building and grounds clean and well maintained. well-balanc- ed Certainly the newest part of our instructional program is the addition of the Lyons and Carnahan Reading series. Teachers and students are making adjustments that will help keep them progressing and keeping pace with our rapidly advancing world. The school faculty is widely diversified in teaching talents. Often teachers share their teaching abilities with other classes and teachers. By doing this, students receive a better opportunity to learn the various subjects taught at the school. At the present time Corinne school is receiving the help of five parent volunteers from the community. Each volunteer spends about two hours per week as a tutoring aide or they may offer assistance in the library. As a school and community we are appreciative of the help given by the volunteer aides. Letters to the Editor ... Mi by Nnnot am Editor: News-Journ- al Sister Jeanine Lew Florida South Mission Enjoy Mission Editor: Thanks so very much for sending the Box C.ll. Maw N.y. family tlNMi Navae An SIDE ORDERS LOCAL BLOOD DRAWING Here a Red Cross nurse talks with donor during a blood drawing at the Brigham City Community center Wednesday afternoon. A total of 89 Brigham City area residents participated in the drawing along with nurses and other volunteers. The First and Eighteenth LDS wards provided cookies for the canteen. Volunteers, Nurses, Donors Gets Thanks from Red Cross Santas Gift A wttkly nwsp 1908, published stablishod in pr Thursday by thn vry South 55 l, lox Eldar First Wast, Brigham City, Utah, 84302 Sacond Class postaga paid at tha First Wast 14 South post offlca, Brigham City, Utah, 84302. Charlas W. Claybaugh Publishar Emaritus Charlas "Tuff" Claybaugh Ganaral Manager publisher Bruca T. Kayas. Managing Editor Pata Zimowsky, Sports Editor Sarah Yatas, Society Editor Mary Milas, Advertising Managar Shirley Richardson, Classifieds Batty Claybaugh, Circulation Ariand Tingey, Newspaper Supr. Van Claybaugh, Photo-Fra- u Supr. H. E. Anderson, Commercial Printing Supr. Yosh Yamasaki, Edna Munson, Janet Lancaster, Donalie Hansen, Susan Lee, Carol Victor, Kent B. Jensen, Marilyn R. Cefalo, John Romanosky, LaNae Shaw, Kathleen Montgomery, Albert H. Davis, Marilyn Miller, Diane J. Hall, Frank Coppin, Larry Wilcox, C. Edmonds, Selma F. Conner, Helen Yamasaki, Frances Jones, Clark M. Hillam, Richard B. Lawson, Nora Harmon, Dorothy Sheridan. James L. Earl, Thomas V. Polozolo, Reed Burke, George F. Welch, Jeanne Hamilton, Ralph Gardner, R. Max Hamilton, Robert Call, Manon Caine Russell, DeLonne Andersen, JoAnn H. Tanaka, Hannah Hillam, Henry Lundberg, Joseph Uriona, Peter A. Zimowsky, Catherine M. Jaggi, Joseph T. Shigley, Walter G. Jaggi, Edward Morris, Mrs. (Lindon) Gerald Hartman, Gerald .W. Hartman, Terry Rock, Louie Rock, John Embery, Karolyn K. Humphrey, W. K. Knudson, Lloyd Gunther, Stephen Goddard. Sister Alberta Walter, OLVM; Vicki Spiekerman, Kenneth L. Spiekerman, Barbara Spiekerman, Connie Seashore, Dan Russell, Lynn Major, Charles C. Claybaugh, Lonnie Thorpe, Betty P. Janiak, Thomas First Raised, Gustaf Kihlstadius, Alex R. Herrera, Walter L. Corwin, Clyde O. Nicholas. Red Cross officials thanked donors, volunteers and nurses for their participation in the blood drawing Wednesay at the Brigham City Community Community center. A total of 89 persons from the Brigham City area donated blood during hours of 1 and 6 p.m. Dr. Otto Smith took the day off from his local practice to be the physician for the drawing. Other volunteers included: June Smith, Dixie Hoesel, Pauline O'Dell, Jessie Jeppersen, Deann Ebeling, Ruby Grover, Beverly Tolman, Helen Smith, Helen Felt, Shelley Hoesel, Barbara Kowall. Nurses on hand were Rusty Whidden, Ann Hickox, Anita Burt, LaVerne Lindsey, Echo Proudfit and Wanda Cox. The First and Eighteenth LDS wards provided the treats for the canteen. Here are a list of donors: Dorothy Bolieau, Dr. Otto Smith, Dr. Morris Flieshman, Bruce Conrad, Naomi R. Knudson, Betty Bywater, Gayla Petersen, Carolyn Olsen, Bonnie Hall, Sherylee A. Gunther, Cherrie P. Burrell, Carol Hyde, LaRue Hansen. Carol Smith, Scott Smith, Rose Curley, Lorene B. Smith, Bill Stander, Edna Stoll, Ralph Westover, Mildred Richardson, Joan Myers. JOURNAL ELDER BOX single eopy, cants. 10 Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Utah State Press Association, National and United Newspaper Association Press International. Advertising Utah State Press Association. Salt Lake City, Utah. i fcsf A " u Just in time for Christmas Special Discounts on all Guitars Maya - Harmony Yamaha COMPTONS, 102 Box S Main of life. New Years resolution: something that goes in one year and out the other. Anybody who argues with the barber should have his head examined. Teachers who have to read geography test papers know that its easy to move mountains. Well move mountains to wish a you Merry Christmas at Brads In & Out, 408 South Main. 723-295- 8i ROXY headquarters, 84 South Main, for pictures with boys and girls from 5 to 8 p.m. and again Friday from 3 to 8 p.m. He plans to return Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. just to check any requests from local youngsters. However, there will be no pictures with Santa Saturday. Visits From Santa Another feature of the Christmas season in Brigham City, visits from Santa Claus, also is coming to a climax. Today (Thursday) he'll be at his Then there was the lawyer who instructed his son about the alleged facts rata $4 00 par year pay-abIn advance; in connection with tha Box Eldar News (published Sun 4 00 50 $7 $3 for days) par year: months: By Ermo X lUHh H. Bradbury The one thing most executives can do better than anybody is read their own handwriting. Subscription IWi (Continued From Page One) and grandchildren. 723-838- 1 for delivery OPEN SAT. - SUN. - 1 :00 WEEK DAYS 6.45 Starts Friday last-minu- Local Mishap Victim (Continued From Page One) Ogden; three sisters, Mrs. George (Gladys) Thomas, Arcadia, Calif.; Mrs. Mabel Musulas, Brigham City; Mrs. May Pitcher, Logan. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. (today) Thursday in the Brigham City Third LDS ward. Friends may call at the Petersen Funeral chapel Thursday from 11:30 a.m. until time of services. Burial will be in the Brigham cemetery. City Merchants Panel Taps 73 Chairman Bruce Buland, manager of Hamilton Drug center at Seventh South and Main, has been elected chairman of the Brigham City Merchants commiittee for 1973. He was named to the post at a regular tmm THEATRE meeting last week. New and hold-ove- r members of the committee will be selected at a session Jan. 4, according to Chairman Keith Garoutte. Today thru Tuesday Grouse Creek Man Honored for Work Reese Warburton, Grouse Creek rancher, recently received recognition for his outstanding work in the Elder Journal to me, I really appreciate this fine service! I am enjoying my mission and I am most grateful to my father in heaven to see some success. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. A Little About Everything I would like to express my being able to receive the News-Journa- appreciation for l. It is like a letter from home, except it has a little about everything. Im la Jaaosry: Camin Editor: The Box Elder has proven to be one of my most faithful correspondents. I enjoy hearing about home from you. Many wishes for a Merry Christmas to all your staff, and my thanks for sending it to me and all the missionaries. lihlbllt: Sitfe, life; Very Sincerely, Sister Wilma Voge Faithful Correspondent Caraw: UiwmI 011 Ihh Imife, UMi Utah especially thankful, because Im able to sports in Brigham City which I love follow the very dearly. I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Also I wish the town of Brigham one too. Thanks Again Elder Mark Sackett Oikotie 8,60100 Seinajokilo, Finland resource Conservation Starting Saturday OPEN Would Help At that time, Warburton realized that RC&D would help west Box Elder county get development projects and increase the income of; area landowners. Through his leadership, he convinced West Box Elder Soil Conservation supervisors of the program's merits. He then set about doing the same with leaders in the North and South Box Elder Soil Conservation districts. The next step was to apply for an RC&D project for Box Elder county. The result was approval in 1967 as a project for planning and the following year, for construction. Then Cache county Idaho's Oneida In Utah county P.M. DAILY and development program. The presentation took place during the annual meeting of the Utah Association of Soil Conservation districts in Salt Lake City. Warburton first started in RC&D work in 1964 when the of U.S. Department Agricultural made the program available. Its intent was to provide special help to those in rural areas. Specifically, it focused on to related resources agriculture. Were Included in 1969 leaders 1 from and con- - HONORED - Reese War- burton was recently honored for work in RC&D work. tacted the Box Elder RC&D board, asking to be included. It met with approval. Since that time, Franklin county (Idaho) and Rich county (Utah) also have been included. Warburton was chairman of the executive committee for several years, this group preparing a program of action for projects. The Box Elder man was presented a pen and pencil set as a token for his years of effort. ihnll'dWWk Xitiffiwr LADIES NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY taa |