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Show BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah 17 Thursday, October 24, 1974 And go on a field trip, too assistant general manager, had Central fifth grade receives card from Mr. and Mrs. Ford Students in the fifth grade at the Central school were pleased and excited when they received a letter of appreciation from Mrs. Ford for the letter they had sent to her. The day following Mrs. Fords Central school was just sixteen miles from Tremonton, where a reception had been held in honor of the Fords. exhibit for everyone to enjoy. The envelope, with the White return address, brought excited expressions when presented to the class. The envelope contained a beautiful white and gold engraved card bearing an expression of appreciation and the signatures of President Ford and Mrs. Ford. The card has been put on students and teachers of the fifth grade enjoyed a bus trip to Craters of The Moon and a nuclear reader plant at Arco. The noisy, excited group boarded the bus at 8 a.m. ir. the morning. After five hours of the get-we- ll House recent surgery, the class constructed a message. The message was written on a large sheet of paper by student, Lisa Glauser. Eery student in the grade signed his or her signature. The letter informed Mrs. Ford that get-we- NEW OGDEN HOSPITAL This is an architect's look like when completed. Groundbreaking new facility has been scheduled Oct. 30. Wl red-nerin- g of what the new St. Benedict s hospital in Ogden Groundbreaking set for Ogden hospital In a recent announcement, officials of St. Benedict's hospital in Ogden named groundbreaking date for their new hospital, scheduled signing of closing documents and called upon the community to participate in a $1 million fund drive to complete and furnish ths new health care facility. Sister Mary Patrick Murray, O.S.B., has invited the public to attend official groundbreaking ceremonies which will be held Wednesday, Oct. 30, at 10 a.m. at the site, 5300 South 500 East (Adams Ave.), Washington Terrace V2 blocks west of Browning armory. Announcement followed approval of a maximum guaranteed price by the hospitals board of trustees. According to Sister Mary Patrick, cost will be ap- proximately $9 million, with a few negotiations still to be made. Olson Construction company of Salt Lake City, construction manager for the project, presented the figure following tabulation of bids opened on Oct. 8. Final Signing At that time, a former Ogdenite, Dr. Rulon R. Garfield, Ph.D., Region VIII director of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Denver, will sign closing documents which include government loan guarantee on an $8.5 million loan and 3 percent interest subsidy on that amount. Also present will be Bert Ericksen, chief, medical facilities section, division of health, state of Utah, whose office allocated the federal funds, and representatives of the Teachers Retirement System of Texas, lenders for the project. Keynote Speaker Dr. Garfield, former assistant superintendent for Ogden city schools, who received his bachelor of science, master of arts, and doctor of philosophy degrees from the University of Utah, will be keynote speaker at a luncheon at the Ogden Golf and Country club prior to signing of the documents. Harold E. Hill, assistant administrator at St. Benedicts hospital and construction project director, said con- announced that Oct. 24 has been set for final signing of contracts between hospital officials and the construction company. struction time will be within 27 months, with completion expected by January 1977. Total cost of the project, including furnishings and up-t- UteGGDfiDfly, dniuireln) Sister Mary Patrick also of the of The first presidency Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints has called upon Mormons throughout the world to cooperate in an exy tensive and "cleanup beautification campaign. Church leaders are asking that the program be implemented in the United States as part of the nations upcoming Bicentennial observance, and that it be followed by church members throughout the world as well. In an open letter to all members of the church, the first presidency said: We earnestly call upon members of the church everywhere to clean up and their homes, beautify surroundings, farms, and business. places Our homes and buildings are the showcase of what we believe. They should be attractive and give every inof dication cleanliness, oderliness, anf We suggest that priesthood quorums, young adult and other of the fatherless, and the needy in improving the appearance of their homes and surroundings and in properly maintaining them. Parents and Sunday school and Primary teachers are memasked to instruct class bers in respecting in orderliness, buildings and property generally, in taking care of their belongings, and in keeping thsm in their proper places. We urge that this seven buildings, and from public donations. The community has already been generous in helping us keep abreast of changing health care needs, and we are confident this support will conSister Mary Patrick tinue, said. Launch Drive The hospital has launched a $1 million drive under the leadership of Larry B. fund-raisin- g Suttlemyre, development. pledges for $500,000 have director of received. already been The new facility, containing square feet of space, was designed by Architect John L. Piers, A. I. A. Basically, it is a 154,000 single-leve- structure with l lower level, designed to partial meet changing trends in medical care delivery and permit expansion of any particular department. The National Broiler Council says the maximum storage time for chicken wrapped, frozen and stored under the most favorable conditions is 12 months (uncooked) or six months for cooked chicken dishes. Fried chicken keeps well frozen for about four months. im- provement begin immediately and that procedures be established for maintaining our and homes, buildings, surroundings so that they always bespeak the high standards of the church which we embrace. The letter is signed by President Spencer W. Kimball, and his counselors, President N. Eldon Tanner, and President Marion G. Romney. the County women attend leadership school from 38 of Utahs counties, including 24 Representatives from Box Elder county, took part in a four-daleadership school at Utah State university. y The theme for the event was and the parAwareness, ticipants took part in workshops and discussions ranging from nutrition to interior decorating. Keynote speaker Dr. G. Alvin that Carpenter approximately He said Elder will urges memlbeirs Church date medical equipment along with property and landscaping, is estimated at $12 million. Funds to complete the total project are expected to come from sale of the present campus with its 11 acres of land and for derstanding discussed and Coping Un- With and nationally Inflation, recognized nutritionist Dr. r talked about Roslyn nutrition sense and nonsense. Alfin-Slate- A creative crafts program was presented by Millard county participants and included displays and instructions for making toys, art projects, textile activities and food products. Workshops on food safety and science: clothing awareness, family resource management; home and consumer and marital decoration; techniques were conducted by specialists. planned during the week was designed to make community leaders aware formation and new of available to make family living noted better, Margaret director of the Merkley, Leadership school. The workshop concluded with an evaluation session and a buffet luncheon. The event is sponsored annually by Utah State University Extension. Heres the list of women from Box Elder county who participated: Jessie M. Eller, Brigham City; Joyce Wilson, Brigham City; Beth Anderson, Brigham Laura City; Tolman, Honeyville; Wanda Johnson, Bear River; Vita Burt, Brigham City; Deloras Harper, Pauline ODell, Corinne; Donna Corinne; Smoot, Donna Corinne; Hurst, Brigham City; Marilyn Nelson, Bear River; Barbara Burke, Brigham City; Sharon M. Ward, Brigham City; Ruth Parry, Brigham rolled to a stop at Craters of The Moon. Expressions of; Its like being on another planet or Its weird, were heard. The next hour and one half found the explorers swarming in and out of caves and up on top of the Reluctantly, the bus was boarded again and the next stop was Arco. Fred Tingey, Francell Boman, Brigham City; Afton Olsen, Brigham City; Germaine Page, Brigham City; Ila Okada, Tremonton; LaDene Zundell, Garland; Sumi Nishiguichi, resources and laughing, bouncing premature lunch eating, the bus snow cone. City; in- And the Field Trip As a special activity in the study of atoms valcanoes, Alice Garland; Ward, River- Arietta side; Thornley, Tremonton; Fay Thomas, Connie Portage; Hirschi, Brigham City. arranged for the students to see a film and receive booklets about the operations taking place there. The return trip was made bearable as the weary troupe sang songs right up to the doors of the school. It was 8 p.m. The trip had taken 12 hours. The students headed out for other activities. Mr. Hailing and Mrs. Lewis staggered to their homes to fall into bed. Needless to say, they are the fifth grade teachers at the Central school. Veterans! Heres Your Answer. Q May a veteran be enrolled for a fractional part of a semester, term or quarter under the GI Bill? A No. The school enrolls a veteran for a program of education for which he is to be given credit. They must certify him for the full period for which he enrolls. I am a 100 percent Q service- disabled -connected veteran entitled to CHAMPVA benefits. My wife is entitled to Medicare. Can she obtain her prescriptions under CHAMPVA? A No. Dependents eligible for Medicare are not entitled to benefits under CHAMPVA. GOP headquarters opens in Brigham Republican party officials and candidates for office from Box Elder county were present for the official opening of the local Republican headquarters office in Brigham City on Monday, Oct. 21, at 5:30 p.m. The office is located at 53 South Main and will be open Monday to Friday from 3 to 7 p.m. and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. until election day. Local residents may visit the office to pick up informational materials on the candidates or to ask questions of the staff. Margaret Evans, incumbent county recorder running for performed the official duty of cutting the red-whit- e ribbon to office to the public. open the and-blu- Cider and cookies were served as the candidates and officials chatted following the opening of the office, with Jack H. Molgard, county chairman, and Delone Glover, vice chairman, acting as official hosts. Margaret Haycock, nursing instructor for USU and Weber discussed State college, parental attitudes and the familys health, and Lanny Nalder, USU director of the Human Performance Lab, talked with the 300 women participants on physical fitness and the heart. Each of the activities speak Elder Kendall L. Allen will speak at sacrament meeting in the Brigham City Fourteenth LDS ward on Sunday, Oct. 27, beginning at 4 p.m., Bishop Jay M. Hall has announced. Elder Allen recently returned from the Japan Fukuoka mission of the LDS church. During his two years in Japan, he labored in the cities of Nagasaki, Tokuyama, Kagoshima, Shimonoski, and Hiroshima. In the latter two assignments, he was district leader. He also labored for six months in Naha, Okinawa. Elder Allen is a son of Ferrin L. and Betty Jane Allen, 565 East Fifth North. All members and friends of the recently returned elder are invited to the sacrament meeting to hear his missionary report. Elder Kendall L. Allen returns from mission . . Republican party officials and local candidates gathered Monday, Oct. 21, to cut ribbon officially opening the Republican headquarters at 53 South Main in downtown Brigham City. The office will be open in the afternoons on weekdays and all day Saturdays up until election day. OPEN HEADQUARTERS Wt&C self-estee- church groups organize themselves to assist the elderly, S. HOME . r "".SWEET HOME 1 again The i hostess can ifi help you over the anxiety of getting acquainteil in new surroundings and make you feel at Sweet Home, Home again. She will bring gifts and vital information from your neighborhood business and civic leaders. Call 723-894- , The Most Famous Basket in the World 3 Dofe MmS) Dowling Repeats as the Rations Top Participation Sport Whats the nation's number one recreational sport? According to the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness its Bowling for the second straight year. Figures released recently by the National Bowling Council shows that 9,412 awards have been presented to bowlers, almost 1,000 more than its closest pursuer, jogging. A total of 30,763 awards have been sent to people competing in a range of 38 recreational sports. 21,122 of those have gone to men with the majority of the awards 5 year old age bracket. going to those in the Bowlers must bowl a minimum of 150 games over a four month period in order to qualify for the award, crediting no more than five games on any one day. The participant must also bowl on at least 34 different days and can count league sessions among those days. Participation is on the honor system. Interested bowlers who think they qualify for such an award should write the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, Department PSA, Washington, D.C. fa Sox EMet (factrtty Dear Box Elder County Voter: solicit your vote on a write in candidacy for sheriff. find myself in the unusual sitation as a write in candidate because did not file for the office back in May. feel the voters of this county should know why did not file and choose to run at that time. As you probably know, my boss Sheriff Warren Hyde, did file for a ninth term as sheriff of this county and was defeated in the Democratic convention, not by the general voters of this county, but by a few delegates. choose not to file for sheriff back in May although was asked to by influential members of all three parties. did not file because would not run against the man who gave me my job, when needed one, 3 'a years ago. Of course, will not run the Sheriff's department exactly like Sheriff Hyde has as have tradition this my own ideas and times are changing. But, will continue to uphold the great 32 for in the law enforcement had has years. past county I I I 20202. I I Top 10 Bowling total 9,412 Jogging 5,51 8 Swimming Bicycling 1 Sport Tennis Karate Equitation Softball Alpine Skiing Judo ,843 1,825 1,699 1,685 988 918 740 700 Brigham Bowl is Celebrating by Offering a Great Family Bowling Sale. See the details on Page 15 13'j years service with the County Sheriff's Office. Has worked and has Box Elder been trained areas within the department. in all Knows the county. ..won't get lost out west. Independent. ..no political debts to pay. Bob Limb has very fine working relations with all police agencies within the state and many outside of Utah. He has been endorsed by Cache County Sheriff Darius Carter, Cassia County Sheriff Ray Mitchell, Burley; Oneida County Sheriff Kenneth Warton, Malad; and Box Elder County Sheriff Warren W. Hyde. I I I I I 1 I I I Sincerely, Robert ' Bob'' Limb |