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Show Logan Junior Chamber And Fire Department Launch 1953 Fire Prevention Week Cache Countys observance of National Fire Prevention week has been launched, under sponsorship of Logan junior chamber of commerce and Logan-Cach- e fire depart- Jnan t Although the official week is Oct. 4 to 10, Cache activities had begun several days before, according to Donald Felix, Jaycee chairman, and Fire Chief Ivo L. Borg. All elementary schools in the County district have been visited by firemen and who conducted mock fire drills, and inspected buildings for fire hazards. In some cases, students heard firemen and Jaycees discuss fue prevention and its importance. During the ensuing week, grade schools in Logan City, and high schools in both county and city districts, will take part in Jay-cee- s, the prevention campaign. Also cooperating during this week will be Cache Insurance Agents association and the Cache Forest Service. At each schoul wiil be lie riniis, and inspection of buildings. Talks to students on fire prevention will be given, where possible, and fire prevention films delivered. Demonstrations on first aid also are planned. Trailors at local theatres are being placed, and fire prevention poster stamps are being applied to all city light bills. "We sincerely desire to make our citiens fire prevention conscious," said Mr. Felix. "During the week, well be saying a lot about this vital subject. Members of the Jaycee committee include Gen Beck, Glen Baugh, Jay Gariett and Larry Gilmore, director in charge. Cache Logan s insi i.u'int) Ltan The Herald Journal -- 3 SORORITY GALS PREPARE FOR ANNUAL CEREMONY Study Of -m School Issues rt A For the purpose of clarifying Utah's school problems, a senes of meetings are being planned In " Logan City. Sponsoring the educational programs is Logan City PTA Council, of which Mrs. Ray Cannon is :.-:- j f.- k - " . - W tiiljr'S IWjXtg president. first meeting fl i. V " It v I clC x k V H & sa s itV st is scheduled for Monday, 7 30 p.m in the Thomas Oldham Memorial building audi- - . torium. "Representatives of educator and school patron organizations have voted to join hands in a local level information campaign that might iPad to satisfactory solution of the school problem," Mrs, Cannon said Responsibility "The PTA has been given as- f, z- . signment and responsibility of presenting the facts concerning the school situation in Utah to the public. It is felt that the people of Utah want to support a good public school piogiam for their children, but that thcie is contusion School Names srvnvv. PTA Sponsors in the minds of many concerning the basic and real issues at stake. Anangcments for the Monday meeting weie made by PTA Journalism along with P E. city school board, Sherman Ejie. supei intendent, and Rudger Dames, Logan Education Association picsidcnt. invitations to attend the meeting have been sent to service clubs such as Linns. Rotary, Junior Chamber, Soropti-niMBusiness and Professional Womens Club. Women's Legislative Council, and others. All PTA local units leceived invitations as well. Smith, Staff For Year Journalism staff at Logan Jun- ior high school was announced Saturday by Mrs. Theda Darley, s, addser. Editor for the year is Mary Alice Baugh; Ruth Bar-lo'exchange ditor, Bette Wuth-ricphotographers. Vern Cran-de- ll and Michael Jorgensen. Front page editor, Annette Woven; editorial, Judith Shoot; feature, Kathy Criddle; sports, Joe Watts and Nedra Lucherini. Proof readers. Afton Jenkins and Rosemary Peterson; circulation editors, Robert Phillips and Elrav Robinson; publicity, Shar-roBaer and Kay Weber. ' Socials, Judith Cornish, Jimmy Lundahl, Helen Lloyd and Joan Willmore; music and assemblies, Robert Phillips, Vivian Harston and Carolyn Simpson; business manager, Geniel Anderson. The first edition this year of The Emerald vil come out Oct. 30, themed to Halloween, "i h; Taken By tourist trade. Directors of the association are Henry B. Millicam, Millicams Motel 40, Vernal; Joseph Smith, Spiking Motor Lodge, Salt Lake City; Sheldon Brewster, Seagull Motel, Salt Lake City; Ray Knell, El Rey Motel, Cedar City; Frank Dew snip, St. George Motel, St. George, and C. R. Card, Richfield. BUZZER TAKES PICTURES OF AG CLASSES er Bulletin For October In Mail The October issue of "Parent Teacher," the official publication of the Utah Parent Teachers Association. is in the mail. Gladys Jensen, Hyrum, is the editor of the attractive and informative bulletin. Mrs. Donald E. Rose, Bountiful, president of the state organization, reminds members in her 9 is enmessage that October rollment week and urges participation in school board elections which will be held soon. State vice president, Mrs. H. Cecil Baker, Logan, announces the distribution of the year book. Two Logan residents are chairmen of standing committees in the stats organization: Mrs. Wiland liam Peterson, character spiutual education, and Dr. John C. Carlisle, school education. Mrs. Peterson writes on "Recreation and the Family," In this issue. 12-1- Honors Press Kiwanis Club of Smithfield this week honored newspapers of the area at the regular r rtO W meeting, News- which observed National paper Week. President Bert D. Reese was in charge of the program. In its salute to the working press, the club cited The Herald is. Ida. They later received their endowments in Logan LDS temple, Mr. Sorenson was a Ilighpriest in Smithfield stake and a member of the Third ward. He last worked for Smithfield City waterworks, and was formerly sexton for Smithfield ceme- tery. Schools Prepare Journal, Cache Valleys daily paper. Robert W. Martin, publisher, and Reid Hansen, advertising agent, were guest speakers. More than 3600 Kiwanis clubs throughout the United States, Canada, Alaska and Hawaii, are con- ducting similar programs designed primarily to draw public attention to the importance of maintaining freedom of the press. Support Newspapers STUDENT BODY officers at South Cache high Brady, Hyrum, vice president, and Sharon Miller, Kiwanis clubs have participated daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. EIra Miller, Hyrum, of National school this year ate Peter Burgess, son of Dr. in the observance and Mrs. J. Paul Burgess, president Mary secretary. Representatives are Janet Mauer, its Week from almost Newspaper Nine Lee Cooper, LaDean Olson, DeLame Walker. of Mr. and Mrs. George left, daughter Brady, 14 President ago, inception years Reese said. Newspaper Association Managers, Inc., sponsor of the week, announced recently that the slogan for 1953 is "An Informed Press for An Informed People. and the 1953 theme is "Freedom of Information. Donald T. Forsythe, president of Kiwanis International, advised South Cache student body officeis announce the annual that Kiwanis homecoming which is to be held next Wednesday, October 7. the local club staunchley supports the newspaAt 11:05 a.m. an assembly will be put on by members of pers and news agencies in their the of ail to Sparta Pep club, under the dnertion of Mis. Ruth Hobson. forthright stand print the news for public information, The main event of the day is a football game between South iments for visits to the fire and Kiwanis assures the newspaon of the homecoming and Ogden at 1:.J0 p.m ex,pnd thj invj(ation not pers of the continued cooperation ecn and. attendants will and support of more than 218.000 'only during Fire PrevenUon Week, ake the Half game. Pa(e belotc Kiwanians who are vitally inter- )o CX0ncj a special Invitation to but throughout the year," the time activities include a march- all alumni to attend the Home- - Chief said. "Were happy to show ing show by the Spaita lep club coming. .citiens our fue equipment and and band. 'explain fire prevention to them. So, if you have a group that Admission to the game is one The race horse Kincsem never would like to visit the fire hall, was defeated in the 54 races lie dollar for the general public. A hArc phone 2060 and ask for the chief ran during his "lifetime. special rate of fifty cents will be lYllS, or captain. given to all alumni who are identified at the ticket gate. As a climax to the days activities, a dance will be held in the boys gym at 9 p. m. at which time crowning of the queen will take place. Dick Beecher's orch-Th- e Edwin Gossner, manager; Moses estra will furnish the music, Christofferson and Hazen Spaek- Prior to the game, a night rally pm. and Monday from 10 a.m. circus night will man, who attended the meeting, 'will be held on the Hyrum city until time ot service. Burial will' the be fee' certain that folks will ap- - square on Monday by presented be n Logar. City cemetery. The night. council at Utah State Agriculpredate features of this new The studentbody officers wish family requests no floweis. tural cbllege Wednesday bvemng. carton. The ptogram, which is held to acquaint ireshman and transfer women students with the Greek letter organizations on the camW-n pus, will be held at 7 Fm- - in Union ballroom. The piogiam will include a skit ... or musical number from each of the sororities and talks from 'v-pyuev-fc pan hellenic members with instruction:: on the procedures to be followed during rush week which beginr Sunday, Oct. 18. South Cache Plans Homecoming Fete Improvement Of Playgrounds hard-surfac- Jfr Smithfield was bom in St. Charles, Idaho. May 5. 1875, a son of John and Benedicta Oster-li- n He received his Sorenson. education in Bear Lake County and was married to schools, Mary Barker Oct. 1, 1901, in Par- He is survived bv his widow of Smithfield, three daughters, Mrs. Ruby S. Fifield, Fallon, Nev.; Logan Junior high Mrs. LaVell S. Johnson. Delta, and Mrs. Stella S. Burnham, year. New seventh grade president is Brent Nyman; vice presi- Emphata, Wash.; two sons, Ran-de- ll Sorenson, Bin ley, and Leon dent, Patsy Curfis, and secretary, Suzanne Richards. Other Sorenson, Provo; 12 grandchildwere Candidates Carolyn Tueller, ren, a brother, John P. Sorenson, Lyle Tuddenham and Catherine Bountiful, and three sisters, Mrs. Emma Transhum and Mrs. Baker. Adelia Cleveland, St. Charles, and Eighth graders elected Quentin Mrs, Ella Brewer, Ogden. vice Lee Cook, president; Burke, Funeral services will be held president, and Mary Gaddie, secMondav at 1 p.m. in the Smith-fiel- d retary. Their opponents were Third Ward Chapel, with Clair Hadfield, Kay Marshall and Bishop Merlin Jensen conducting. Sharon White. Improvement projects on the Friends may tall at the family For the ninth grade officers school grounds of River Heights home in Smithfield, 20 East Centstudents chose Brian Thornley, and Providence have been ap- er Street Sunday evening from 7 president; Jimmy Lundahl, vice proved by the Cache school to 9 and Monday from 10 a.m. president, and Joan Willmore, board, with each community to until time of service. Burial will be in the Smith-fiel- d secretary. Losers were Kenneth cooperate in the program. A River Heights PTA delegaBentley, Geniel Anderson and cemetery, under direction of tion. consisting of Mrs. Chris Nelson Funeral Home. Sharon Baur. Nielsen, Marden Rroadbent and James Thorne, offered a contribution of $300 toward construction of a Co-o- p play area at the school. Gen. WASHINGTON The project will cost about $700; K. D. Nichols, a career Army offithe board agreed to pay the re- cer, will become general manager of the civilian Atomic Enmaining $400. Providence Lions club offered ergy Commission Nov. 1. to furnish the labor necessary Utah Poultry and Farmers Co- to install a sprinkling system on operative will distribute more the grounds surrounding the than $58,000 to its members in school. The board to proUtah and southern Idaho next vide materials for agreed the project. week, according to Clyde C. Edmonds, general manager. This payment will bring the tospirit of progress, coupled with the hope of selling more of tal patronage payments of the the Valleys milk, comes to 't'oi over its 30 years i Cache Monday in Hie form of a operation to $5,000,000. milk carton. new plastic-coate- d Patronage payments are savRobert Smith, executive of the ings accumulated by the cooperwestern division, Sealright Corative on past operations. This new bonus poration, and Bob Williams, local or a payment represents PRESTON C. Alphonso Ras- representative, met with officials saving on eggs marketed by Utah mussen, 69, contractor and build- and sales force of Cache Valley Poultry members in 1944. Association this week in a Members received top market er, died suddenly at his home Dairy kick-of- f meeting designed to start ailof a heart Friday morning for when the eggs prices they ment a campaign that will put Cache a after brief He illness. was w'ere marketed. Efficient operamilk ino many new tions reduced costs sufficient to born Oct. 23, 2883, at Mink Valley Western Wyo-- j homes throughout of a son , Ioa Hans and pay the additional refund. The Creek, and Southern Idaho. . cooperative, which is strictly a Emma Jensen Rasmussen. He ming The new carton is square top service organization and not a mairied Bernice Olson June 9, and plastic-coateand has found at 1905, all returns Logan. profit organization, it has wherever favor tremendous additional operational savings to Survivors include his wife of on the market. appeared reproducers as the patronage Preston; four spns and daughters: Fact that it is plastic-coate- d funds. Each member will share Virgia Dockstader, Mink Creek; it leakproof, and in accordance with the number Hermoint Carroli, Napa, Calif.; virtually makes trouble. of eggs marketed through the or- Dean and led Rasmussen. Pres- does away with possible It was necessary for the dairy that 12 year. ganization ton; brothers and sisters; Vic- to install a $75,000 machine to toria Wilde and Hattie Terren, construct and fill this new carOgden; Ivan and Orlando Ras- ton. mussen and Mr Chanty Larson, Executives of the association, Preston, Mrs. Chesta Campbell and Mrs Delora Jensen, Phoenix, Ariz.; Wesley Rasmussen, Dillon, Mont.; Verr. Rasmussen, Los AnAt the meeting of the Cache geles; Hainon Rasmussen. PortLapidary Geological Society held land, Ore : Mrs. Lavell Morgan, last evening at the Senior High Idaho Falls, and Mrs. Derella School new officers were elected. Salt Lake City; ten Presiding over Smithfield First Ruior Hansen will be the new grandchildren. ward is a new bishopric consistFuneral services will be con- ing of the following: president, Paul Miller the vice J. Aibon Christensen, bishop; president with Gladys Hansen re- ducted Monday, 1 p.m., in Preston Thira v ard chapel by Bishop Arden Eikersley and Samuel taining the office of secretary. and vice Earl Hollingsworth, Friends may Johnson, counselors, Russell Outgoing president and Garth Larson, clerks., president art Mr. and Mrs. call at Webb mortuary Sunday Charles Erickson. The next meet- afternoon and at the family home, Retiring bishopric members are ing of the group will be held on 57 North Second West Street, Harley Monson, Owen Pickett, November 19, in the Oldham Monday prfor to services Burial Arden Eckersley, with Arvil ColeMemorial Health Building. will be in Preston cemetery. man and Roy Enckson, clerks. Poultry Class pictures for the 1953 Buzzer, Utah State Agricultural college yearbook, are being taken daily until October 16 in the Buz-boffice of the Union building, according to Patricia Williams, Logan, editor. Work on the annual is well underway, Miss Williams said. Applications for several positions on the stafi are being accepted, and appointments will be made in the near future for business staff, copy readers, proof readers. layout editors, advertising staff, section editors, photographers. and indexers. There are also openings for persons to head committees to plan the Buzzer ball, which is held winter quarter, and the Buzzer banque in the spring. Business manager of the Buzzer this vear is Van Dunn, Logan. Death two da vs. Mr. Sorenson Junior High Picks Class Executives Vern B. Muir, Logan. They told of the states efforts to develop Kiwanis Club Of - OFFICIAL POSTER for Fire Prevention Week is shown above. Local observance is being sponsored by Logan junior chamber of commerce and Logan-Cach- e fire department. Chaiione Liljenquist and Colleen Nielsen, Ilyrum; Bonnie Nielsen and Ruth Carlson, Logan; DoAnne Wilson. Logan; Lois Ray, Provo, and Joyce Holmgren, Bear River City. The Alpha Chi House is located on campus, Immediately west of the fieldhou.se. ' SMITHFIELD Charles Hen78, resident of ry Sorenson, Smithfield for the past 35 years, died at the family home. 210 East Center, following an illness of Bentley Mitchell of Mitchell Motel, Logan v as elected president of the Utah State Motel Assn, succeeding Murrel Bigler, Washington Motel, Ogden, and Grant Geddes, Motel Crystal, was elected secretary-treasure- r. Forty motel men from throughout the state attended the meetClass officers have been elected at ing which was held in Logan Fri- school, to serve during the current school day evening. Speakers during the sessions were John C. Campbell, director, Utah publicity and tourist development, and State Senator r, Smithfield Man n- Motel Group Cites Local Man SPIC AND SPAN the house must be. in preparation for annual rush season. Girls of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority at Utah Stale directed by Housemother give their home a thorough gomg-oveMrs. Clara Johnson, left. The girls in the photo are, left to right: sta-Cac- Atomic Leader (W-- Maj. j Sets Payment laist leni CACHE VALLEY DAIRY INTRODUCES NEW ITEM Death Claims ic Preston Man d, ,, ' t - v J 9 Cheerleaders .'1 Will Make Debut October 10 Lapidary'Society Elects Officers Ward Greets New Bishopric Ma-cha- nt NEW is added to the famous Cache Valley Dairy Association products a new type of cartou. Shown here introducing it SOMETHING are, left to right: Edwin Gossner, Mose Christofferson, Hazen Sparkman of CVD: Bob Smith and Bob Williams, of Sealright Corporation. Four chaimlng coeds will make their debut as cheerleaders for Utah State Agricultural college when the Aggies meet the University of Utah Redskins on the Aggie football field Saturday, Oct. 10, at 8 p.m. The cheerleaders were elected after tryouts this week. They will work with Jerry Sherratt and Dick Lewis, who were elected as cheerleaders last year. The new cheer queens are Joan Smith, Renae Draper, Vada Lee Monson, efld Chert Johnsen. A head cheerleader will ba selected by the group in the near future. X |