Show PAGE 5 THE Brigham Soldier Returns to Business PLYMOUTH Fort Chesley Mar 18— T5 Douglas M Marshall has been r from the army at Fort Brigham City— After completcenter Separation ing nearly three years service DouglasMarshall son of Peter MarT5 overseas as a member of the Air shall of Plymouth and husband Service Command Sergeant of the former Miss Maxine Udy Max Bott Brigham renzo City las served in the Asiatic- - Pacific has been discharged and return- theatre He entered the army ed to his home Jan 12 1945 Bott a partner with his Sgt father Loreno J Bott in the John H Bott & Sons Company and is well known in Garland A GARLAND FRIDAY UTAH GARLAND TIMES MARCH 22 1946- - HOME MAN Spotlighting Annual UTAH THIS YEAR BRHS Alumni Party RETURNED HONORING SERVICEMEN High School Auditorium and Gym Utah Needs Research Experts There is a real place in Utah for trained research experts declares Dr A Hay Olpin University of Utah president Surveys conducted in this State have revealed surrounding temtory many important having been the company representative problems he pointed out and Returned Servicemen nnd Women are Honored Guests in this territory for many further explained that men speyears s into the cially trained in research prior to his entrance do CPldd more for the service ruclue Laura Thompson of Salt Dance Refreshments Floor Show and Big Program Stationed in Cngland during Lake ( ity is visiting this week Stat0's industrial expansion than the giant air raids on Cermanv with her patents Mr At Mrs J J ar" thing else Reunion witlf Old Friends — Prom Decorations “Research provides a seed bed he was a member of the Eighth Thompson for industry " Dr Olpin said Air Foice technical service crew which drew high commendation Mr A Mrs Ralph fa&tleton atCrawford Named Commissioner from the War Department for tended the ward reunion Saturday Adm $100 per Couple Which also Pays for an Arthur L Crawford geologist shattering world's records in evening and University of Utah professor It Associate Membership in the Alumni overhauling aircraft engines has been named to succeed the was Bott's Sgt Mr & Mrs Harold responsibility Capener of late Joseph J Cannon as with his crews to place battle attended the ward reunion missioner in the State damaged planes in combat readi the rrent of Publicity and Industrial ness as soon as possible lie also Development was stationed at aid depots in HELP US STRENGTHEN BUILDING THIS ORGANIZATION TOR Mr Crawfords past experience Bishop I eonard I Bishop ieFrance and Germany After the turned Sunday afternoon from as teacher of geologv A BETTER BEAR RIVER and defeat of Germany he was assignMinn where he 0i0 a the Brigham Young uni ed the task of making aircraft spent most of the week on busieisitv and University of ready for the war in the Pacific his experience as raw ma ing and after Japan folded he was terials engineer for the Gen va the iob of keeping the Mr & Mrs Georg- given 0f Real Mr & Mrs C steel Plant his work with t' Wood Mr & & Mrs Alf (Godfrey of Uiarkston the point at promise level means ferrying planes in top condition Salt Lake Citv were wrekend Utah Engineering Experimental which the lake spills over D Mrs C J Wood Mr & Mrs Thos visited Sunday with Mr A Mrs W for the transfer of troops back guests of Mr & Mrs V W Johns & Mrs Heed station and the U S Bureau of Wood Lee Thompson Lake and Jor- Wise and Mr Gardner Utah to the United States Mines in ore dressing research attended funeral services for Mrs Prior to departing for service '3nS °fMor' problems well fits him for the dan River commissioner says the Jane 0 Leavitt a of The directors of the Bear River overseas in 1943 he studied at gan attended the reunion Satur- important work of research spe- lake may not reach compromise Mrs Wise and Mrs C W Wood in Concert Association held a busi1st at which time before May the Technical Inst- day night with the department Salt Lake City Thursday ness meeting at the home of Mrs cialist drawstart canals the irrigation itute at Glendale Calif lie Davis Sunday afternoon George For Mr & Mrs Keith Fraser and Safety Drive May 15th ing water from the lake listed in the air forces for this Mr & Mrs George Mr Following Myler the business refreshIn conformity with a nation-en- this reason he does not expect & Mrs Dellwyn Apgood and Mr ments baby of Pocatello technical work on Dec 2 1942 spent the week-were served wide here traffic safety check pro- - difficulties on the Jordan River Sgt Bott fulfilled a mission for the highthis Last C year spring Crowther Salt Lake gram L the L D S Church in the Eastern George B Hughes who has Chief of Police has been named est level reached by the lake States prior to his entry into been ill for a month was able to chairman of the drive in Utah was 2 3 feet below compromise the armed forces that and was on June 13th return to work this week will The drive BY THE CASE OR BY THE CAN before Back in Pioneer davs dove tail with the state inspection Utah Mr & Mrs J E Edell of Clear- campaign and will stress safety irrigation was in full effect of Mr & Mrs W W Richards YOU’LL FIND SHOPPING BQTH had full to the banks field Lake and Mr & Mrs Miller of checks on lights windshield Logan attended the ward reunion Lake trout were dinner plenty of game fish guests of ers brakes tires and horn Saturday evening AND ECONOMICAL CONVENIENT Mr A Mrs G B Hughes Saturday Officers will be named soon in weighing 25 pounds were often and a Later Mr & Mrs W L Larson visited r caught irrigation various parts of the state to to the lake reduced m to Bountiful from Monday drive cycle dry & Mrs Frank of duct the Briggs AT nearly a mud pond and most of Wednesday Salt the Lake City attended Veterans Get Preference the the fish were lost Today Garland ward reunion Saturday War veterans will be given pre- lake is revived and alive fishing evening when will be excellent this spring and ference over civil service a promise of abundant irrigation SAFEGUARD YOUR Mr & Mrs Burnce Brough and seeking permanent m utah u s announced by water should posts please the farmers Gomel of Logan were daughter clark N Sfohl o the civil Ser at the ward reunion Saturday Centennial Gets Green Light vice INVESTMENT The “go ahead” signal has been men will have five to ten points preference in all given the Utah Centennial Board Maw Herbert B examinations in competing for by Governor With Your Patronage is always appreciated lobs held open for them during who made available funds totaling $15000000 from the special the war years yet temporarily fund °f the Utah Department of Mr bv incumbents Sthol lpd V --Rhodes went to Lehi SatDisabled veteians Publicity and Industrial" Develop-Hurday to visit his brother Hugh pointed out ment was accompanied by his son wlU s(l11 have a higher prefer With the granting of the apCarl as far as Salt Lake Carl ence it was explained the commission’s repropriation returned Saturday bringing his Stake Purchases Ranch quest for a special session of the s'ster Mrs Clyde Wood and child- LDS is A ranch being legislature has been withdrawn ren and Miss Maunne Black to purchased by Woodruff Stake The $150000 OO is expected to be JUST CALL spend the weekend (Rich County) and will be op- - sufficient until the’ next regular as part of the LDS Mr & Mrs Rulon Steed of Lo- erated of the legislature meeting The The centennial board's budget program gan and Mrs Stewart mother of Church welfare Mrs Steed of St Anthony property is on Bear River twenty calls for expenditures as follows: Ida below Utah miIes 000 attended sacrament $43 Randolph purposes: promotional meeting in East Garland Sunday Normally the ranch will pro- $27000 for music pagantry art duce 800 tons of hay and pasture and drama for sports $22500 Mr & Mrs L M Holman enter- 300 head of cattle The price for administrative $15000 purfor their daughter-inlais 000 00 between $26 mg paid PHONE 13 poses: $13000 for beautification Mrs Ralph Holman on her birth and $30 00 00 The ranch has an and $5000 for use of the historiThe adequate water supply day anniversary Sunday An cal committee emergency Real Estate — Loans following guests were also prefund of $26000 will be held in sent- Mr A: Mrs Leland Stokes of "Run off" Seen For lHah Lake reserve Evidences climate that Utah's El wood Mr A Mrs Elmer Lar-Insurance son of Corinnc Mr A Mrs Dallas aain be entering into the Motor Tune-u-p indicated by the Stokes of Tremonton Mr & Mrs ‘‘wet c’cle" water level that fact Lake's Ted Stark of Bothwell utatl Mrs Rudy Prompt Repairs Garland Utah Miller Howard Stokes and Miss ls the highest for March in 22 Hansen of Joyce Tremonton ’earsThe last time the lake water Miss Ruth Holman and Ned reached what is called “comproof Logan GARLAND mise level” was in 1923 Com Saturday March 23 at 7:30 pm Your Garland 0 P Skaggs 4 I Store WALTER BURNS FIRE IflSURAfiCE John J Shumway Jack’s Mr & Mrs Alva Rhodes visited m Brigham Monday with Mr A Mrs Jack Rhodes Phone 23 For Coal King and Spring: Canyon Coal in All Sizes— Slack - Stove Nut And Lump Mrs Alf Michaelis Coal Michaelis Company Garland For Garage Mrs L R Shaffer and daughter JoAnn accompanied Mr & Mrs Sherman Ojler and family to Salt Lake City Sunday Mrs Oyler and children Nan and Dick are spending the week there with Mrs Grant Wilde Vern Shaffer trip to Montello made i Providing Telephone Service FOR a business Nevada Tues- day Mr & Mrs Ralph Holman and small daughter moved to Ogden where Monday they will make their home Among those from East Garto attend funeral services Job Welling at Fielding Wednesday were President R J Potter Mr A Mrs Vern Shaffer Mrs Joseph Oyler Mr & Mrs Wendell Hansen Orvil Grover and Delos land for Adams Car I Care Deluxe Everyone Comes to The Willard Wood Sinclair Service ' Ar you saying ox ports to yourself but businoss in tho Utah Stato Doportmont Dowtopmont can wiH b to glad holp you ot once tourist ond No 71 of a of to got mors tourist That is whor tho and workable business If plans ovr your problem will i Industrial doportmont city that wo will give you assistance by series to promote and Publicity A roprosontativo of coll on you right in your own concrete suggestions got added w want "Sura how do wo go about it?" ond offor help urgent you writ mail greater tourist trade for Utah THOSE WHO t ARE WAITING Since war ended thousands of new telephones have been made and installed To provide serviee for all who are waiting also requires much additional equipment — wire connections switchboards or dial mechanism in the telephone office Four years of shortages caused by war can’t be made up overnight but we’re doing the best we can to make the interval as short as possible for those who are still waiting ! a l i 4 When all the needed additions are installed we look forward also to providing individual line service for the thousands who have had to“sharc party lines during and sidee the war And we promise to get the work done as quickly as we knowr how THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO I |