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Show ytTi.'rr'r ir rv; ?10 'vx. VV 'v U U'h - Utah BOX EIDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Thursdtay, July 19, 1973 Ranchers busy with chores r: by Doris Flint It has been quite busy around the community the past couple Sf weeks. The ranchers have been busy with the haying, weeding and general ranch work. They are getting ready to harvest wheat. Some have started with reports of yields better than expected. - Mrs. Jay (Helen) Brown recently returned from a trip to California. She traveled there with her sisters, Mrs. Adell Cummings of Lyman, Wyo. ajid Beth Poppleton of Mrs. Wellsville. They visited their sister, Ada and husband of Sacramento. She reported an enjoyable trip. The home of Dennis and June Poulsen has been busy with visitors. The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Christofferson of Wendover visited for several days. Kathy Evans of Arizona visited for a week with Richard and Lori Nicholas. Cathy is Lori's sister. Darren Robinette is visiting with grandpa and grandma, Howard and Paulena Robinette. Leo and I traveled to Grace, Idaho to spend the weekend with Duane and Lavene Bitton. As we traveled north it became cooler but the return trip proved to be just the opposite. While there we visited Lava Hot Springs. The area has changed greatly since we were there about 28 years ago. It appears to have become a very commerical place. 1 Fire Danger is fire danger time. A fire caused by lightning at Pipeline It point kept fire fighters for several hours. Some were called out again when it broke after appearing to be contained for some time. A fire which appears to have been man made burned a grainery and barn at the Vernon Poulsen place. The granary burned about midnight. The tire which burned the barn smoldered in some manure. It was whipped into 1 1 i ! k SEMI FLIPS OVER of this semi truck and trailer escaped serious injury when the vehicle rolled over on the access route to New trip planned for area seniors offered trip for Brigham City area senior Citizens has been scheduled to Moab in southern and Utah. It will be a three-datrip. The three-da- y journey will cost $45 and include a boat ride on the Colorado river, with a lunch cookout up the river and a sight-seeintour with flood lights on the canyon. For $65 a Jeep ride will be added to take participants into the wilderness of the country. This tour is being planned by d Elaine Tours and will be under the direction of Mabel Yourt, tour director. The Spike club meeting scheduled for July 23 has been for July 30 due to 'the holiday on July 24. The community center will be closed on July 24. A special program is being arranged for the Spike club meeting by Ella Tilley. Bingo will be played on Monday in the lounge in place of the program on July 23. Everyone is invited to participate in this afternoon of fun. Bring a white elephant or 25 cents and enjoy the company of your friends while you play, said Director Hazel Kaiser. Refreshments will be served after bingo from 2 to 4 p.m. y two-nig- g Gunn McKay has announced that Basic Education Opportunity grants are now available for qualified students in need of financial aid. These funds are available for college, vocational and Congressman technical students, Representative McKay said. Those interested in the program can receive additional information from my district offices in Ogden or Provo, or they can speak with financial aids officers at their high'school or at the institution they hope to attend. The most critical part of the application, McKay said, deals with the financial need of the student. It takes about a month to make this determination, McKay said, so prospective applicants should apply well in advance of when the grant would be used. Wide-Worl- Anniversary Dance July 19 is the special "Anniversary Dance for the Over Forty dancers. There will be honors to those having anniversary during July. Special badges and favors will be given those honored. The Hull orchestra from Ogden will present music from 9 til 11:30 p.m. at the community centers air conditioned auditorium. Admission is $1 per person. All surrounding areas are invited to participate in the fun. Refreshments ii n ii ii u and A are served during intermission. The Friday luncheon this week will feature Irish stew, bread, salad, homemade assorted pies, coffee, and punch. This luncheon is served right at noon and reservations must be made by Thursday at 1 p.m. Lewis S. Rogoff, Utah State University Senior Citizen Legislative council, will discuss legislation and update current information concerning retired persons. This program is being planned by the American Association of Retired Persons. Mable Yourt is the local chapter president. Organ music is played before the luncheon by Daphne Joscelyn, local musician. Transportation Provided is provided Transportation for those who call into the senior center for the luncheon or on Monday for bingo. All Willard and Perry residents are invited to call for transportation. If not a full busload, other cars will call for those interested in coming to the center, Mrs. said. Kaiser Church Women United in Brigham City will provide transportation for doctor and dental appointments, shopping trips and other necessary services to the retired who need a ride. Arrangements can be made through contacting coordinators of the program for a volunteer to pick up the person needing transportation. Calls may be made to Mrs. at Ted Card Mrs. William Yates, 7 or Mrs. Chris Bolieau at Gary Broman, A demonstration will be held in making ceramic flowers at the senior center on Thursday, July 18, at 1 p.m. Mrs. Orene 723-671- 723-385- 723-532- 723-751- Hickman, formerly of Wyoming, will be on hand to show this technic. Those wishing to learn this art may attend the 1 p.m. meeting. The regular ceramic class is always held at this time each Thursday, but this is a special demonstration. The flowers made in this class will be fired and ready to paint and place on candy dishes, etc. All ladies interested in ceramics are urged to attend this one time demonstration, Mrs. Kaiser said. AD AND BRING r. co-drive- one-ca- r co-driv- er Eleventh South early Tuesday morning. A new School ai - Two men, the driver and morning-i- rollover the same Box Elder canyon a Washington state injured woman. Near Hot Springs a northbound car, driven by Bertha O. Gale, 67, Butte, Mont, went out of control after the brakes on auto. the locked Trooper Tom Hansen said the Mrs. Gale reported that a car passed her and cut in front of her. Slams Another Car She locked the brakes and the car veered to the left, crossed the medium area and slammed another southbound car broadside. The other car, drivein by Robert L. Ford, 46, Souix City, Iowa, rolled over twice. Mrs. Gale was not injured. Ford and his wife, Mary Jean, 43 received cuts and bruises but were not hospitalized. Other passengers in the Ford were taken to McKay hospital in Ogden by a Brigham City ambulance. They were a son and daughter-in-laBob Ford Jr, 23, and his wife, Julie 22, and other children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford, Kelly, 15 and Kimberly, 13. All highway junction of U.S. 91 and U.S. 89 just north of Marks Inn, the Trooper said. Earlier that morning a semi cab over tractor pulling a flatbed trailer loaded with plywood turned over two miles west of the Eleventh South and Main intersection. According to Trooper Tom Burridge the accident happened at about 6:35 a.m. when the southbound truck, driven by David J. McKinnon, 23, Portland, Ore, went into a curve and out of control. Off Roadway explained TrooperBurridge that one wheel went off the roadway, the weight of the load shifted and the trailer went over. The force of this also turned the tractor over crushing the cab. Both McKinnon and his codriver, Byrl Lindholm, who was in the sleeper, excaped serious injury. Both were treated and released at Cooley Memorial hospital the same day. 3548 Riverdale Rd. Ogden Firemen There Brigham City ambulance was dispatched to the schene and Brigham City firemen were also there. aa cited Burridge Tropper McKinnon for speed too fast. Damage to the Tractor was eaaars PHARMACY Fractured Back were treated and released Bonus Photo for minor injuries, however Julie Ford stayed in the hospital for treatment of a fractured back. Everyone in the Ford car except the driver was thrown out. Trooper Hansen explained. Both vehicles were total wrecks. Trooper Hansen cited Mrs. Gale for driving on the wrong side of the road. The accident happened at 8:25 a.m. in the shoulder area of the Reprints SPECIAL H each ITJNDDDnailDDIIODDDODnDDODDDaDDDDODDOODDDlIODDDDnDOOEIl (Serving the Golden Spike Empire) All Bankcards Accepted Home of Quality Building Materials Where You Pay-Le- ss for the Best! 394-66- 89 According to Assistant Police Chief Tom Sneddon the accident happened when the westbound compact sedan rolled two times in the canvon. Driver of the car, Duane Dean Kenney, 21, Enumclaw, Wash, was not injured but his newlywed wife, Bernice, 19, had to be pried from the wreckage by Brigham City police and ambulance personnel. 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