ZkJcJZr7- r,,,:087 - THE HERAID JOURNAL - 3 Mink Creek Record Big Assortments of Wonted Gift Items i ,ot Extra Low Price Thanksgiving Is Day B SEARS WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY MRS. LLM KLLI F.R day was family gathering day in Mink Cieek. The fiaditional tuikey dinner with all the trimmings was enjoyed in many of the homes. The weather was not good, with high winds w hilling through the skies all day and an occasional fall of snow Hakes Roads weie clear, however. and families gathered without too much difficulty to give thanks and enjoy a happy day. At the home of Mr. and Mrs Harold Baird family members who gathueo tor turkey dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bennett and family of Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Valero Bennett and children of Grace, Elva Ann Forman of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Baird and family and Etnel Baird of Mink Creek. Late afternoon callers were their son Gale and his wife and two sons of Idaho Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baird and two children of Salt Lake City. Friday dinner guests at the Baird home were Mr. and Mis. V. Charles Fcrman of Montana. Three Folks, From Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Alma Rigby and family of Ogden and George Jensen of Logan, were seated at the table for Thanksgiving dinner at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' Frank G. Jensen of Mink Creek. Bishop and Mrs. Delmar Olson had as their dinner guests, parents of Mrs. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baird of Lewiston and sister of Bishop Olson and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wall-gre- n of Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Beckstead brought their aunt, Mrs. Rose Herbert with them from Ogden and they enjoyed a turkey dinner brought bjt them to the home of Mrs. Mildred Keller, mother of Mrs. Beckstead. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Doekstader Consider Bond Issue Of 4 Million GRANITE PARK and Bernice and Drnms Dockstad- , Calif., er left Sunday for to visit with their son Cljnn who resides theie with his family. Miss Betty Jensen spent a recent weekend in Salt Lake City with her friends, Mr and Mrs Leon Howell. The (W Granite School District Board of Education is considering a new for new $4,000,000 bond issue school construction. The issue was discussed at a meeting last night. It would carry the building program through 1959 without another bonding. Supt. Elmer J. Hartvigsen said two junior high schools are near the top of the district's priority list. He explained the new bonding would be legal even though the district bonded to the maximum 10 per cent of its valuation last February. He said since that time valuation rose from to $16,000,000 so with $1,000,000 bonded indebtedness paid off in January, 1958, and another $1,000,000 the next January the new valuation plus anticipated increases in valuation would allow the $4, 000, 000 bond. No action was taken on the proposal. 6-- 9 P.IVI. 9 P.M. Fre-.no- best at Recent Callers Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Westerberg were Mrs. Edith Seamens and her two daughters. Mrs. Dorothy But-te- i field and Mrs Marilyn Pace and her children of Hyde Park. Ronald Baird, missionary son of Mr. and Mrs. James II. Baird, has sent word to his parents that he has been assigned to the city of St. Paul. Minn. Mrs. Chnstian Jensen entertained school mates of her son Clifford at a birthday party Saturday olds present afternoon. were Van Wilde, Dorothy Christensen, Pamela Jensen, Vickie Keller, Debbie Keller and Karen Olson. A birthday cake was the center of attraction. Trom California Mr. and Mrs Mannus Hansen are in Vallejo, Calif., this week visiting at the home of their son Mr. and Mrs. and daughter-in-laNeal Hansen. Occasion of the visit w is to greet their newly adopted grandson and to be present at his christening, Sunday, Dec. 1. The baby will be named by his grandfather and given his grandfathers name, Mannus Woodruff Hansen, II. Miss Zina Jensen, who is employed in Salt Lake City, was home for the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Jensen. Bishop Delmer Olson has announced a Relief Society bazaar and ward entertainment for Fri- dray evening, Dec. 6. Mrs. Anona Oliverson of Pres- ton was a Monday visitor at the homes of Mrs. Claude Keller and Mrs. Norman Larsen In Mink Selected For Savings! Warmly Napped Pajamas in Two Styles Six-ye- Regular 3.98 Downy-sof- You may have winter. button-coa- cotton helps warm up your t either the pullover er style. Comfortable ealstie t waistband on Creek. Granite Schools TIL SANTA WILL BE HERE WITH FREE GIFTS FRIDAY Of Family Gatherings Thank-.givin- 9:30 A.M. pants. Cizes A to D. Sava! Warm Melton Monday Visitors Mrs. Ada Oliverson and Mrs. Olive Nelson visited Monday with Mrs. Venice Keller at her Mink Creek home. 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