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Show i t In local LDS Announcement was made today of the appointment of Maynard H. Victor, of Victor Motors Skyline Petroleum located in Brigham City, as an Action Council member to the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) in San Mateo, Calif, and Washington, D.C. nonNFIB is a partisan organization representing the needs of small businesses across the country. Founded in 1943, it was designed to promote the concept of free enterprise and to give independent business a greater voice in shaping the laws which govern business and government. The idea of the Action Council member was developed by NFIB President Wilson S. Johnson, who felt the need for members to take a more active role in furthering the cause of small and independent business at the grass roots and federal level. An enthusiastic business person, Victor reflects the involvement and interest of the Action Council members. set Saturday The annual education day of the Brigham City LDS church, Brigham City region, will be held Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Box Elder stake center, 420 South Eighth West. The schedule of classes will begin at 10 a.m. and continue through the day with final classes beginning at 4 p.m. An evening program, If Thou Endure It Well, featuring Robert G. Mouritsen as speaker, is scheduled in the chapel from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Members of the faculty for this education day are V. Ben Bloxham, Douglas Brinley and Gaylon Hopkins from the churchs educational system. Enrollment fees for the day are $4 for individuals (purchased in advance) and $4.50 at the door. There is a family charge of $12. Class periods are 50 minutes in length with a lunch period scheduled from 1 to 2 p.m. The Among subjects are The Spirit Offspring of God, Worth of a Soul, Handling Personal Problems the Lords Way, Putting Our Financial House in Order, and Great Themes in the Book of Mormon. Tickets are available from ward executive secretaries and will be sold at the door. non-profi- t, band and orchestra recently in students performed in the Salt Lake City. Front, from left, are Mary Pat Hooper, Traci Swenson, Shelly Reeves and THESE BOX ELDER High all-sta- te Debbie Kidman. Rear, Jimmy Hepworth, Dale Olds, Don Braegger and Bunderson plans annual book fair Bunderson elementary school will sponsor a student book fair on in the school activity room. Thursday and Friday, Nov. Students will be able to browse and purchase books, with the fair to be open during the hours of 1 to 3:30 p.m. Each class will have some time to visit the display. The book fair committee invites all students, parents and visitors to attend the fair. The fair will encourage student interest in reading and in building home libraries, and will also contribute to a worthwhile project. All profits will be used for PTA service projects. Bunderson PTA is sponsoring the event, with Maryann Jensen serving as book fair chairman. The book fair display will include attractive new books from many publishers in all price ranges. All reading interests will be represented including classics, fiction, biography, adventure, science, nature, crafts, mystery and reference books. The committee is working with Educational Reading service, a professional book fair company, to furnish an individual selection that will include books great for reading and for gifts. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Friends of the Library will meet this evening, Nov. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the library. Anyone interested in joining this group is invited to attend. 17-1- 8, Friends of Library will meet tonight i 4 Friends of the Library will meet on Thursday, Nov. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the Brigham City public library to hear recommendations for formation of a from a committee selected to look into local organization. Karen Howard, librarian, noted that Friends of the Library groups in many communities support library activities and act as a liason between the community and the library. Persons who are interested in the library are invited to attend the meeting. Those who would like to join the Friends of the Library program, but cannot attend this meeting, are asked to put their or signing up at the library. ; names on a list either by calling by-la- : Childrens department Mary Kay, with stories for little people, will be back on KBUH this Saturday at 8 a.m. The story this week will be The Bear who had no place to go, by James Stevenson. Story hours in the library will continue this week with preschool stories on Thursday and Friday at 10:30 a.m. and stories for first and second grade children on Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. The theme will be so we will moving things, have stories, films and filmstrips about boats, trains and planes. We invite you to visit the childrens room at the Brigham City library. We are celebrating Childrens Book week, Nov. with a display of many of our new books. We would be happy to show you around. 14-2- Three charged with assault on school coed Two boys and one have been charged with the rape of an Intermountain school coed. Police said the three youths were arrested following the Nov. 12 incident. Sgt. Charles Earl said the four had been drinking at about 50 West Sixth South and when "the girl decided to leave, she reportedly was grabbed by the three who assaulted her. She found a friend and they to school officials who called police. Earl said the three suspects are also students at Intermoun- reported the incident tain. Two incidents ed with technical excellence and delightful humor; skillfully sung arias and duets from the The Marriage of operas, The Figaro, La Boheme, Pearl Fishers, and Faust; a medley of show tunes from Carousel with effective and frequent mood changes, and appealing folk songs and spirituals concluding the by Kathleen Bradford The current seasons opening concert for the Community Concert association was extremely well received by the audience. Because of a scheduling conflict, this program was held in the tabernacle which setting obviously presented some difficulties, such as staging, en- trances and exits, for the but they handled performers, the situation with ease and finesse. Soloist Edmond Karlsrud quipped that he had forgotten his sermon. Despite the problems, the historic building did have advantages. For one thing, the performers were in closer proximity to the audience than on a concert stage and the rapport was somehow enhanced; and indeed when Mr. Karlsrud appeared, the setting seemed manner and appearance he had an unmistakeable resemblance to Brigham Young himself. Edmond Karlsrud is a true artist in every sense of the word. His poise and relaxed attitude, his sense of humor, and excellent timing combined e with his outstanding voice trained and matured to a quality one concert-goe- r compared to fine vintage wine, account for his popularity throughout the country. bass-bariton- ELDER BOX established Thursday 55 21-2- 3, As the strains of the final Bless This House, encore, rang through the lovely old building, it did seem that the house" and the folk within were richer for the evenings experience. Pastry Palace corporation. Their faculty advisor is Kathy Jensen, who instructs the food services class. Besides being good cooks, the girls hope to prove that theyre good businesswomen. Their tasty pie samples have already proved that they are good cooks, announce the official samplers. Thats the best job in the corporation! Delightful Results Mr. Karlsrud has taken the Men of Song under his guiding hand with delightful results. Each of these four vocalists should be recognized for his excellence as an individual soloist, but the four have harmonized so beautifully with exceptional blending of voices that no one appears to outshine the , others. If one were to choose any one above the others, perhaps first tenor, Allen Kays voice would singled out as having an extra special quality. Accompanist Roger Rundle is an invaluable part of this performing team. His fine keyboard technique was demonstrated throughout the concert, but was particularly noticeable in his masterful performance of a Chopin etude and in such difficult accompaniments as for Impatience by Schubert. be idim v 03 Were Versatile i These six men were not only well balanced musically, but were also highly versatile in offering a wide range of musical fare including: songs of faith, such as Bizets Agnus Dei which was very well done wth are the business of the Pastry Palace corporation formed by BEHS food service students Sherri Stevens, Kristi Daines, Donna Valentine, Jeanne Conger, Susan Keller, Sue Richardson and (missing from picture) Wendy IWorren as they begin baking for their holiday pie sale Friday through Wednesday at the school and Bowmart. PIES, PIES, PIES an exquisite quartet arrangement; art songs, including The Farmers Wife Lost Her Cat by Mozart which was perform- - in UIGMT Charles "Tuff" Claybaugh Publisher General Manaqer Editor Bruce T. Keyes, Managing Mike Perry, Sports Editor Sarah Yates, Society Editor able the in Box days) in YMOmMT: Box Elder County. Subscription rate $14.00 per year payin advance in connection with able the Box Elder News (published SunBox Elder County. days) outside . RI6UIN? Oil rat $10.00 per year payadvance in connection with Elder News (published Sun- w imws ... FASHION 40 m7 THE EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT SECTION I Equality of rights under the law a Irall not ba denied or abridgad by the United States or by any State on account ol tax. SECTION IWUSlbUE "ZlttERj II The Congress shall have the power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article. lUltWpUAtUAM' supplH TtelDK'A To LASTS! IlM-TE&Tl- vvv.y y.vy v fN&K- - M4 ' '"by vm Wo U Goto and his political machine THANKS YOU 110pm toKteT C. ratification. v ' STOW? mi' SECTION III This amendment shall taka effect two years after the data of Wt Uk&TAV ol& 12AM STOCK it CwwWjr 87 &GUIA. oktx. Ovu. GROUP TmT back, RANN6L PfclNte LQX1 TRANK Asm p.m. 18-1- baking and selling the pies as part of their Pastry Palace, corporation, for the class also helps students to form a food corporation and understand the business end of the food service business. Theyve made their own capital investments, sold stock, and will open for business during the period after a market study reveals that this would be a good time of year for their specialized business. Students Wendy Warren, Sue Richardson, Susan Keller, Jeanne Conger, Donna Valentine, Kristi Daines and Sherri Stevens are the major stockholders (and pie bakers) in the bv the South it Nov. 19, 1977 at the Honeyville Buddhist Church. We start serving at 4 Holiday pies neednt mean slaving over a hot oven for local homemakers, as food service students at Box Elder High school come to the rescue with a sale of delicious homestyle pies just in time for Thanksgiving feasting. Theyll be selling fresh pies from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. on Friday and Saturday, Nov. and again Monday through Wednesday, Nov. at the BEHS food service classroom and also at Bowmart Market downtown. Pumpkin and apples pies will sell for $1.50 each, cherry pies for $1.95, blueberry pies for $2 and mincemeat pies for $2.25, due to the difference in original costs for the fillings. Seven class members are First West, Brigham City, Utah, 89302 Class postage paid at the Second 18 South First West post office, Brigham City, Utah, 84302. In another incident the same night, windows valued at $450 were kicked in at Classic Fashions at Seventh South and Main. A suspect was seen by a witness but police were unable to catch him by the time they arrived at the scene. PETE 'pastry palace' JOURNAL A weekly newspaper 1908, published every Box l, Elder Over $600 in vandalism was sustained to three vehicles at Victor Motors, 17 East Second South, Brigham City on Nov. 13. Police said two windshields and an electric antenna were broken. People to eat oriental food and have an evening of fun at the Honeyville Buddhist Church Bazaar on Saturday Holiday pies business of Subscription of vandalism checked CAMPAIGN includes adding a huge creeping charlie to the permanent displays at the Brigham City with Phyllis Henderson and Virginia Museum-GallerHorton of Spade and Hope garden club adjusting the plant "into a macrame plant holder. The club is donating the where members plant and holder to the Museum-Galleralso supply floral arrangements as a public service. Peterson. for attending opening concert 'quite fitting because'lii his 16 GREEN-U- P Eric Audience richer Library News r.,-- - Brigham City, Utah Thursday, November 17, 1977 appointed to federal post Education day ., BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Businessman region Sfcfc wit ury QUILTS Full BolTS our-- SHEdTIOU Cf FABRICS 20 South Main, Brigham City, Utah 84302 |