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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, PAGE EIGHT Bear River Swimming Team Wins Over Box Elder 63 17 Mrs. Charles Hendricks of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of spent Monday and Ogden visited Sunday with his Fielding Mrs. J. IL Laub. with Tuesday Dan Taylor. fatter, -- 600 Post Holes a Day The Bear River paddlers won their second swimming rrneet by a wide margin of 63 to 17 from the Box Elder tanksters at the Brigham school Thursday, Feb. i . Gam, Fielding; Robert named outstanding man from Rhodes, Garland; Reo BarkeL his playing ability, sportsmanDeweyvil!,;; Elwyn Nelson, That ship and participation in M. I. cher; and John Potter, Beaver A. The basketball was presented to Tremonton Second ward for Dam. Darvel Garn of Fielding was their sportsmanship and activity Clive Fielding Wins Senior Scout Tournament 19- - Perry Leavitt, former swimming coach and teacher at Bear River, who is now coaching th Bears on his own time, states that there are possibilites of the team taking a few places at the state men to be held in Salt By - i M TT ITil Til u L lU A Fm j the defeating Garland, Fielding ward Senior Scouts won the right to represent Bear Riv er Stake at the tournament in March. The score of the game was 46- to 26. Other games played and results are Thatcher 27, Lake City, February 23. Tremonton First, 25; Deweyville The following took place in 33. Tremonton Second 15. Thursday's meet: The first tfam chosen from 40 yard Freestyb Leon Roundy the tournament consists of Dar-v1st; Murray Cannon. B. R. 2nd; Garn, Fielding; Ralph CarBox Elder 3rd. ter, Garland; Vern Petty, Field100 yd Breaststrcke D3e ing; Ted Alien, Tremonton SecB R. 1st; Box Elder 2nd; ond and Ernie Warburton, Tremonton First.,Each of these boys Don Harper, B.R., 3rd. 200 yard Freestyle Lawrence received a small gold basket Hansen, 1st; Earlis Draper, 2nd, ball. sec I Tranonton, Utah- TREMONTON 1 Blii lowine- nrrta... 1 rMi v ton Second Tha. ir verSj Deweyville, LJ ""N STORE hue loiuxi n THE ANSWER TO YOUR BUDGET 1 Jr.82-- THI' jj a la In the f t i T PROBLEM el Lyie-Dann- Bear River; Box Elder 3rd. 100 yd Backstroke Sam Cap-en1st, Paul Davis 2nd, Bear River; Box Elder 3rd. ( 100 yd Freestyle Leon Roundy, For Details Inquire at 1st, Murray Cannon 2nd, Bear River; Box Elder 3rd. 60 yd Individual Medley LawTRI-MOTO- R rence Hansen, 1st, Sam Capener Tremonton 2nd, Bear River; Box Elder 3rd. Phone 2 120 yd Medley 1st team, Billy Wilson, Warren Shuman, Don Anderson, Bear River; Box Elder 2nd. Second team: Tommy Smith Leland Stenquist and Paul Fors-ber- g, GROWERS ATTENTION Bear River, 3rd. 160 yd. Relay Box Elder 1st; Cannon, Draper, Hansen, Roundy 19 18 Bear River, 2nd. Bear River's divers Tommy Smith and Paul Forsberg did not compete because Box Elder had no entries in this event. quickly and easily with the hydraulical.'y-ep- e Fanners di? posl-holEven on rated digger using power from the lractor's power take-oi- L hills, as farmer Walt Kemppainen shows above, holes are true as the auger acts as a plumb, assuring a vertical drilling position regardless cf tractor tilt The average operator can dig 600 holes in one day. er CO. BEET Our Shipment of ROTO BEATERS CARD OF THANKS We would like to express our appreciation to our friends and neighbors for their kindness and help during the illness and after the death of our dear wife and mother. We shall always remember the kind words, helpful acts and sympathy that were extend- COME IN AND PLACE YOUR OKDERN'OW! Lilenquist Bros. 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