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Show 2 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, , Thursday, May 1 Brigham City Utah ' 0, 1 973 l out. stove relates to kitchen, etc. asked what he was getting his wife for Mother's Day, yours Nope, When truly casually answered, "I'm building her a kayak. Naturally this brought a negative response from the women in the office. Now The women's lib movement over recent years has really created a problem for men shopping for Mother's Day gifts. Now most gents don't want to be considered male chauvinists, so they're going to have to carefully select a gift for their moms and wives. BEJHS Fair Box Elder officials eye airplane for county use a pair of jeans, sweatshirt, a new ice axe, pair of sneakers, or something in that line would be appropriate gifts. Ahhh, the heck with all this stuff ... I think I'll get my wife an gift like perfume, jewelry, a dress, flowers, etc. However, 'Z can't disclose what he's getting. Then the wife will read this column and know it before Mother's Day. I guess I'll keep that Kayak for myself. scheduled May 10 The Bear River Junior high school will present their Accomplishment Fair tonight (May 10) beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the school gym. The public is invited for a program and to view accomplishments of the students during the past school year. A program presenting the schools choir, band, and marchers will lead off the fair. Following the program each department will have displays for the public to see. critical areas, noting that twice since Jan. 1 he has needed to contact Sheriff Warren Hyde while the latter was in the countys far west reaches. I just couldnt get him in any way. If Id had either one of these (better communications, transportation) it would turned their thoughts skyward this week as talk centered around acquistition of an airplane for use in such areas as law enforcement, search and rescue and communications. The subject was broached by Frank W. Reeder, deputy director for the Utah Office of Emergency Services. Well make application for an aircraft and then as these planes become available (through government surplus) weU have your name on the priority list, he told members of the county commission. On hand in an advisory capacity was Reid L. Thompson, local employment security office executive and long-tim- e pilot with the Air National Guard and Army Reserve. Box Elder county official have been Commissioner great, Holmgren declared. In other business at a regular weekly meeting, the commissioners disclosed that a trailer house had been purchased for use by the sheriffs department in the western county area. The used unit was acquired from Brigham City contractor and city councilman Wayne A. Jensen for $2,350, the Demonstrations in wrestling and gymnasites, arts and crafts, homemaking, shop, math, science and languages will be shown in respective departments. Swimming demonstrations will take place in the high school pool following the program in the junior high gym. funds coming from federal revenue sharing allocated to the county. The unit will be used to accomodate sheriffs department personnel while in areas of the county. Is Available Reeder noted that a helicopter is available through surplus for $250. But thumbs went down on sucji an aquisition. Thompson said a copter has limited range and high operation and maintenance costs. He strongly recommended a fixed-win- g craft as more suitable for county use. He said the operation cost of a helicopter is about $50 per hour and a fixed-win- g craft h of that. about h as Maintenance would be about great, he added. The commissioners asked Thompson to represent them in efforts to secure the right type of plane. Supposedly, such a craft might be obtained for a couple of hundred dollars. Commissioner John Holmgren said it basis and he might be used on a supported the need. The county official said he sees communications and transportation as two ot thinly-populat- QXV Ya know we have a Mother's Day and Father's Day ... but no Kid's Day. Yep, a guy may be better off getting her a backpack, shotgun, ;f hiking boots, a tent, fishing pole, ' camping stove ... oops, stove, that's ? However when ya come to think everyday is Kid's Day. YE OLE SAGE SEZ: Happy Mother's Day. the (Editor,.. Editor: . . If you were living in Europe during World War II, a Utah publisher is interested in learning of your experiences. Horizon Publishers of Bountiful is seeking n accounts of individuals who endured of the war as civilians or battle ordeals the participants. Both the experiences of those whose cpuntgres were occupied by the Nazi powers and those who felt the effects of the Allied bombings and advance across Europe are sought. The accounts chosen will be compiled into a book. Objectives of the volume will be n to depict through true reports the to show the of war and and inhumanity suffering effects of oppression and poverty. The results of famine and what was done to obtain and preserve food supplies would be a valuable part of the reports. The accounts should also portray mans indominable spirit and desire g for survival. experiences which show the results of religious belief and acts in . that period of trial are particularly sought. Manuscripts should be typewritten, doublespaced, and can be up to 30 pages in length. Tentative deadline is June 20. Payment will be made for those accepted for publication. Those who wish to submit materials should make immediate contact with: Editor, Horizon Publishers, 191 North 650 East, Bountiful, Utah first-perso- v . -- full-leng- th first-perso- ; and their helpers. We thank Supt. J.C. Haws for his support with buses and projector. The cooperation and support from Mayor Zundel and the Brigham City council is very much appreciated. A special thanks goes to First Sgt. Sanders, A Battery, 1st Bn., 145th Arty and crew, National Guard unit from Brigham City for the loan and erection of a large tent used for our picture show. Precision built Homes furnished lumber and Darrells Glass and Paint a truck which was also of great benefit to our event. The prizes for best booths were awarded as follows; Troops 108, first; 107, second; and 110, third; Packs 101, first; 107, second; and 113, third. Many other expositions and demonstrations were excellent in carrying out the theme of the a which was indicated in the words of the judges, There should be a lot more first place prizes. The zeal and efforts of the scouting organizations and their leaders that participated, some without well earned recognition, are warmly appreciated. The publicity coverage by the Box Elder News and Radio Station KBUH was essential and we recognize their dedication to service. We appreciate our community. the electricity running the fluoridation machinery was off also on those dismal days, and with the machinery off, no fluoride was fed into the water supply. However, when' Mr. Kelly (appointed "superintendent of fluoridation on took and tested the required two daily water samples on March 21 and March 22, the fluoride content tested right on the old button at one part per million. It would therefore appear that they get one part per million in the system whether they put in the fluoride or not. Will the wonders of modern technology ever cease? Is it any wonder then that on the basis of those four samples alone I just cannot have any con--i . fidence at all in the vaunted reliability and ' ' Water- dependability of ' such fluoride-contesample tests? Whether the electricity is on or off, you still test one part per million, right on the button! This old scribe is from Missouri (not really, of, course). I might even consider this episode a Watergate right in our midst. r 84010. Sincerely yours, Duane S. Crowther President Maude takes over i Editor: I : i I : i I would like to express my thanks and ap-- ; predation to all of my friends in Portage whose items have helped to make up my Bear River Valley News columns the past several months. The Portage folks are very close and very dear to me. I am so delighted to turn our "Portage Pen-ninover to my special friend, Maude Harris, and extend a hearty welcome to her as a correspondent for our Box Elder Journal. Maude has had a lot of experience in writing and I am sure you will all enjoy her weekly column. I trust she will find the joy and satisfaction in working for you and your staff members as I do. Thank you for giving us the opportunity of adding our columns in the Journal the greatest gs . j .; i f Sincerely your, Adolph Kaltwasser, 350 Holiday Drive Brigham City. Von R. Chairman, BOX Clubwomen say 'thanks' j In behalf of the members of the Utah: Federation of Womens Clubs, I thank you for all the courtesies shown those in attendance at the . recent convention held in Brigham City. Your generosity with the gift for the outstanding junior clubwoman is appreciated. We were all delighted to have the extra copies of the 1 Journal while in attendance. We extend a special thanks to the city council and Mayor Zundel for the generosity in using the community center. The custodians were extremely helpful. Special thanks to Mrs. Hazel Kaiser for all of the thoughtful courtesies shown during the three days of the convention. Thanks also to all of the clubwomen in Brigham City, Tremonton and Garland for all their help in making this convention one of the ' very best ever held in Utah. The Greater Brigham City Area Chamber of Commerce can be proud of the many kindnesses i shown the women. Without them we couldnt I have done the job. The women were extremely excited and pleased with the special of the of the driving of the Golden Spike. Thanks to Sam Gordon and all 4 the members of the cast. Thanks to everyone who helped make the convention such a huge success. ! established Publisher ma Shirley Editor: i j : With the Watergate scandal being milked "ad nauseam and for all it is worth, I thought the following bit of news might have some anecdotal I Walter Matthau Carol Burnett "Pete'nTmie and about in love Richardson, a HAL WALLIS production muFARROWTOPOL .MICHAEL marriage! Universal Picture Panavision po OPEN A I A -J- Member Audit Bureau of Circulations. Utah State Press Association, National and United Newspaper Association Press International. Advertising RepreAssocla-- . Press Utah State sentative: tion. Salt Lake City, Utah. udith Crist, GOIOHD flMFijUElh NHL SUSTAINING A By Irma The happiest ending in the movies is when the guy behind you finishes his popcorn. mssm A V MATTEL Robart B. Rodnlta Martin Hitt Film PANA VISION COLOR BY DE LUXE The first fun picture of the year! Tho Through May 7th Untouchables: people broke as we are. as pram, - maCoima XXX jwlirtatfer reBertryaa Jetlbrtdes Closed Sundays NU-V- U Encouragement: giving someone a shot in the arm without letUng him feel the needle. Wed like to encourage you to try our slush at Brad's In THEATRE TREMONTON t' PANAVlSKX The years between 26 and 60 pass as fast as the fuel in a teenagers gas tank. A J Out, 723-ST- ff 408 South (S) and a Man, offering cigar to My eighth child. Take one puff and pass it along. ; Production, WSCUX32RW A I KeHh ii Bradbury NBC-T- .glkdnltx iliPnilbW NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WWUtito tmMT NOW PLAYING i P.M. Sat. and Sunday 6 P.M. Week Days ! : RflOfHM RELEASE TECHNICOLOR CAROL UNIVERSAL IT IS A MISSING CHAPTER FROM THE GRAPES OF WRATH AND OF EQUAL STATURE. Subscription rate $4.00 per year payable In advance; in connection with the Box Elder News (published Sundays) $7.00 per year: $3.50 for 4 months: single copy, 10 cents. A ahayl JAYSTON THE PUBLIC EYE Today thru Tuesday Classifieds H. E. Anderson, successful a Many congratulations for a successful have been received. Any degree of success of this scouting project is due to the contributions from many sources and dedicated people such as the large committee of volunteer help, Max Muir, Ronald Law, Frank Kobayashi, 9 CflPITSl THEATRE Commercial Printing Supr. ' Editor: :00 1 Technicolor Betty Claybaugh, Circulation Arland Tingey, Newspaper Supr. Van Claybaugh, Photo-tres- s Supr. Showtimo 7:30 p.m. Scout-O-Ram- : to get married ." Emeritus wsN Our own Watergate? over... it's time Charles W. Claybaugh Lclly- Scout-O-Ra- 1 1 O a wife, a husband, and a private detective.. T&SlTj Circus J Honeymoon's Charles "Tuff" Claybaugh Publisher General Manager Bruce T. Keyes. Managing Editor Pete Zimowsty, Sports Editor Sarah Yates, Society Editor Mary Miles, Advertising Manager per-forman- ce Mrs. Jay Holmgren, Mrs. Verl Petersen, Mrs. George Kelly, Chairmen Public Eyo - In wfTxxoo : Today thru Tues. AII Thursday bv the 55 l, South Bex Elder First West, Brigham City, Utah, B4302. Class Second postage paid at the post office, 14 South First West Brigham City, Utah, 14302. Sincerely, Fielding Curtis a ' Flo Munson, I Scout-O-Ram- JOURNAL ELDER A woekly newspaper 1901, published every Editor: Rtgular Drivo-l- n or Indoor With 54 Comfortablo Chairs Roto A Tillio - 9:00 DBG SHE A paper in the West. ; HARD RIDE Scout-O-Ram- nt Faith-promotin- Today thru Tuesday Dee Forest, Elvin Mitchell, Wayne Gingerich, LaWana Jensen, Scout Executive Richard Young, District Activity Chairman Clyde Price Naturally, Wants war experiences Matinee Free to those under 12 ty value. When we had the recent costly and discomforting storm that played havoc with our areas electric power supply, we all learned very quickly how very many of our modern artifacts dont operate once the juice is off. Letters to ; SNOOPY" Special Kid Show Sat. one-fourt- one-fift- Perfumes, dresses, jewelry and flowers are out. None of that frilly stuff. 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