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Show The Utah Trecnntcn, HECREATION ATTEND FIRST WARD GOLD AND GREEN BALL A SUCCESS McKinley School News LEADER. BEAR RIVER VALLEY THURSDAY. Local Happenings CENTER IN SALT LAKE Mrs. M.Idred Bunnell and Mr. cruczen pox ana now jjcd r.as Mr. and Mrs. Orval Ewer vis- Green ar.d Gold annual Mrs. Wayne Frar.com were jvr. tall of the Trerr.or.ton First ward in S; Lak We are studying about Eski- them. This is the month lor Valen- - toc: pIace Wednesday evening in tives. mos. They Lve in the cold north-lanto attend the recreation in- v. day e t.nes. started have making beautifully decorated They wear fur suits. We stituve held for divisional dance , Vadi5 Brough visited Salt hall. wish we coui have some cf their our va'.er.tLnes. ci tne jur.e r to be. want We week and attend-- ! anyone superiors d'n't cold on these wear fur suits to attendance also in were They shows at the Z. fashion assent ior va:eni:nss cay. ed two was the crowr.inz cf the queen days. testimonial held Tuesday C. M. I. at th? o:aue Dea-" jrrsi castletcri, with Bety Some of us were snowed in for W. O. Robinson who LeAnn Marble as her at- - evening for Ln k:n and be to we are a while, but happy the cultural arts served has Mr. and Mrs. Alec Young of It seems more like navir.g tendants. The page bey was of back to school new. the church for 24 years. we have Mark Baer now that flower school with spent Sunday with Mr. Layton girls, again, Kathleen, Joy, Gaela. a back. R. G. Brough. Mrs. and During D:anne Morris and Mary Rogers, Second Grade reporters ill the students TRAINING few days we had only eleven ;ani train bearers, Susan Green EDUCATION, OFFERED IN RESERVES Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dodd students. jar.d Janet The U. S. Naval Reserve offers It has been very cold to come In music we p.ay on our flutes j RonDell Thompson. with Mr. and Mrs. Jess GarRobbins announced seventeen to school. Many beys and girls; the songs Ln our regular song the event and the floor show young men between field, Sunday. . r in our room hav? teen snowed in book now. We have learned how ' consisted of two dances, one by:ina IorTy' a f1L Our room looked very empty. To- to Junior r.rls, and another by Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Israel play Prairie Schooner. Old Louise but is here the post iHunsaker at recruiters everyone navy We day, America. and were visited by their Times M Men Gleaners. the and Colony 'office builcun?, Ogden, for de- and Bob. vprv -m;rh. th.n Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. nephew, 'iJj p";"'!! i.tailed particulars about this Jensen of Brigham. Louise is just getting over the We are making plans for Val-- . ADULT CLASSES TO wonderful opportunity. entine decorations for our room. RESUME WORK W3 are also choosing committees Mrs. Reid Oyler and Mrs. Jack RECENT BIRTIIS for games, refreshments, pro-- ! 0kimm After a period of suspe si on, Shumway took their children to srams, room decorations, and a because of bad weather, the Mr. and Mrs. Ned Bradsgaard Ogden last Saturday to visit the Valentine box. Adult Classes at the Bear River of Bear River City have their where they ananshrdl ananaaai Children's theatre, Everyone in the room has a high school will resume work on first child, a boy born at the Val- - University committees. one of on the where 7. 31. lev hosoltal on January they attended the show-ipMonday. February part T vlo WnWawaV nf insr of '.Ali Baba and the FOrtV Tr 5nH LaRae John, Shirlene Stark, rinthicr fnr thp ramilv taiitrht i reporters. by Mrs. Oneta K. Shurtz at 7 p.m. Bothwell welcomed their first Thieves." Miss Ferry's room. Plastics for Home Decoration, child, also this week. A girl born AND Mr. and Mrs. Ray Canning of taught by Charles H. Last, at February 3 We have just been learning to 8:30. of Verl Mr. and Mrs. Provo, announce the arrival of Udy and divide. a few Fielding, a boy, January 31. can class take multiply Each ja daughter born Saturday, Jan-- ( from NASHVILLE, Tenn. Joan's reading group got a new more enrolled. uary 29th. Mrs. Canning is the Will Be At The book. former Lois Cook, daughter of FARM BUREEAU Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cook. The, MEETING SCHEDULED Mary Ann Garner came back'asions. ' Ho school Monday for the first' Last Wednesday we had a pic- of members the Cannings also have two boys. Farm Bureau time since Christmas. She was ture at tne uoerty Tneatre. ine Tremonton group will meet on in a wreck and her jaw was name of it was "The Crusades." February 10th at 2:30 p. m. at Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ever-- i In our school we have a broken. We are glad she is back, the home of Mrs. Janet Nelson, ton, accompanied by Mr. and; i. Wednesday and our schedule. Instead of having Mrs. with Mrs. Rose Kerr and Mrs. Mrs. Marion K. Everton and son day to have gym. We have a lotjNessen in the afternoon, we have Sponsored by the Morris, all of Logan, were in her in the morning. We have al- -. of fun in the gym. NATIONAL GUARD lesson wiU be ven b ms Tremonton Sunday to visit with We have 37 children in our: so cnangea otner teacners. Alice Ward. their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Guy P A ew the pupils in our A xooxn. invitation is extend- - Biddle special Brent Rytting, Ronald room have completed their book ed to women in Tremonton and! ' K tttlA5HVILL Johnson, reporters. reports. We had to write ten and the vicinity and also to the wo- -i Mrs. Beth Green entertained-meMrs. Ashton's 3rd grade tell ten. whose husbands are $10 her Pinochle club Thursday eve- -j Half of the school year is over members of the Farm Bureau. ning. Lunch w:as served after Just now in social studies we now. It sure has gone fast. Hav-a- All are invited. which the game was played with studying about fish of all ing tests and getting our studies prizes going to Effie Deakin, the in have kept us busy. kinds. It is very interesting. Mrs. Zella Carter left for her guest and Irene Robbins. s. Some of the pupils have been home in We went to the show, 'The Springville after spend- snowbound for a few days and was but very Crusades." It sad, the past week with her Douglas Looslie of Logan, when Mr. Clarke couldn't come ing good. Mrs. Dan Briggs. She former British missionary wasir daughter, in Mr Oruin's room. We u'p Mrs. Maughan was ill for was accompanied by Mrs. Welby a guest at the A. N. Rytting wont we be snowbound any us. so Mrs. Udy taught hope home Wednesday. Grosbeck, another daughter. We are making valentine pic- more. Mr. Clarks 7th grade. tures for Valentines day. They Ra Nae Rock and Narlene, are pretty. We will put them for Clark, reporters. a border when they are finishx ed. 1 i t In health we are studying a- -! Hi! all you snowmen! Well, 1 1 1 hrrtif fiif-- l for! hfiriv huildins have vou all erot cold? About foods, and blood building foods, everyone in school is sniffling. Well let's get down to business, We are going to plan a menue to serve lunch. at for the school Today we're having a lyceum. Its a miniature opera presented We hope they all enjoy it. Mrs. Maughan's 4th grade by the St. Regis Trio. We're all 5v Valen? Chadaz, Iris looking forward to it. In this YOUR (Tr Anderson, reporters, group there is a lyric soprano, FAVORr baritone and a pianist. They are a itSTBRTAltFpr'w So, this Is the month when all going to present some of the the holklavs seem to come. First world's mcst famous operettas of all there is Lincoln's Birth- - and musical plays, our Featuring POri LAR STARS (day on February 12. Then comes Guess what? We're having -of NATIONAL RADIO Valrntincs Day on the 14th and first, eighth grade dance. Boy" NETWORKS last but not toast is Washington's are we having a hard time. But w.rre really excited about it. Mary lm and Scotty Birthday. We've had four new students We arc studying Greece in our Banjii I'layrist of the l!lue Ritli;e social studies. We lock t'p the in the eighth grade this year, words and answer the questions. Our newest is Eleanor Burnett Sutetsingrr from Alabama Elmer Sneezeweed, the We are making a few posters on from Brigham. They told you a- world's funniest commcdian Greece. jbout the other three in the last Tex MiQuire. noted guitarist We are having a lot of fun report. and with our art. We are making pic- - We've really been seeing some Kirk Gibson and his all string tures for our boarder designs. We interesting film lately. Yesterday measure off four inch squares w,3 saw four films. They were Hiilbilly Orihrstra. BOX ELDER FEE.. KFJtf HJcyJ; ; , j d. J tr.ri.-.un.v.- .ii. .,lvi u and ENTERTAINMENT at j BOX ELDER HIGH SCHOOL t SATURDAY, FEB. TICKETS , 12 7.1. PER $2.00 PLATE Get Your Ticket from your Precinct Chain?- - i ; 1 M - i j 7 ..i, -'j i' . The Well Known ; f ' HILL RI LEY j ef Pes TV j j its ertte tin ' -- ! : I j Garland Armory $2494")fi ; SATURDAY FEBRUARY otli delivered here fully equipped including i nfo n I Four-doo- re , r . Sedan, 121 h. p. htly in adjoining areas due to transportation Local taxes to be added. m Price Super-Six- charges JAY DEE HARRIS a'C i down 1. Immediate delivery of some models 2. With only such accessories as you order 3. Cash or time payments 4. With or without trade-i- n 5. Good allowance if you have a trade-i- ' I t. Heater l The only car you step i 76 Weather-Contro- new-Toda- j I fArf! i K ' vr.2 s f j - j j and draw the same picture in square. On the bottom of SHOW & BARN every the paper we draw circles and lines to ma to designs. When we are through drawing, we color Doors open at Show Starts at them. 1 p. m 8 p. m. Mrs. Miller's Sixth Grade Moana Korth and Uldrne Adults Children Hawcs, reporters. DANCE SI. 00 50c (tax inchded) One ticket good for show and dance. Well it looks like Valentines day has come around again. It is also Washington's and Lincoln's birthdays. We have mad3 many decorations for the oc- - "Heart Circulation," "Utah," "Bryce & Zlon National Parks," and "The Monroe Doctrine." We certainly like our projector. Mr. Jeppson says, quote, "You can learn more in fifteen minutes from a film than you can by reading for a wv?ek." unquote. Well we can't think of any- thing else. So you'll hear from us in two weeks (if you don't freezs first.) fK Kayla Kerr and Terry Heaton, reporters. 3 Mr. Jr?ppson's 8th grade Q eaders of unions representing rail road engineers and firemen seek to force railroads to add extra, needless men on diescl locomotives. This is sheer waste a "make-work- " program which would mean fewer improvements and higher I The New 1) O I) G E General Purpose DRIVE The Army Truck the Bovs Wrote Home Ahoul now redesigned for Peacetime Use for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY See your Dodge Dealer Now!! Winzeler Motor Co. TREMONTON, UTAH costs for YOU! Railromla use modern diesel locomotives be-- , cause they are one of the mefina of giving foster, bt'Ug service to you. Two rm-- compose the crew of a diescl. They occupy a clean, comfortable cab at the front. The engineer handles the throttle. The fireman siU and watches the track ahead. Vv ith no coal to shovel, he has practically notlung else to do. No Rencfit To You Now the leaders of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of locomotive Firemen and Enginemen want to use the diesel locomotive as a means of s. scheme on the forcing a feather-beddin- g The extra men they propose to add to the diesel crews are not needed. There is no work for them. The union leaders are fighting among themselves about which union should furnish these extra, needless men. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers have even threatened a strike. You may not be interested in this dispute of these two unions, but you would be vitally concerned if these groups succeed in scheme, putting through this feather-beddin- g because it would mean a slowing up of the improvement program of the railroads of which the diesel is the outstanding symbol. Diceel crews are among the highest paid mil-road- npiwm w. .1 railroad employes real aristocrats of labor! is high by any standard. Granting of these demands, therefore, would mean that the railroads would be paying out millions in unearned wages to those in the very highest pay brackets. We'd Like To Spend This Money On You You know how much the diesel has meant to you in increased sneed, comfort and convenience. The railroads have many more of them on order for even greater improvement in service to you. But needless drains of money, such as this present demand of the unions for needless men on diesels, reduce the ability of the railroads to spend money on better service for you. Proud as the railroads are of the diesel, it is only a small part of t heir improvement pro- gram. Since the War, literally billions of dollars have been spent on improvement of ' B r , Stf Means Less Fealher-Bcddin- g sc But bra.cn one now proposed wouia, u our , rp large sums of money from provement programs.u- '"Za improvements UKeu " making tne cosioi n,jj These demands are agains feather-beddin- g - p- . ra., , -- as well as those of the schemes to "make work the railroads should heforctaW penalty for progress. .a That s whv the raiir.--- -t , "make work" demands to he why they are telling you tdrr r . ' r r nir k r sre publishing this and other advertisements to talk W''J at first hand about matters which are important to ever) We Ik tracks and stations, on "efJ?L t freight cars, as well as on and on the many other l contno j tails of railroading that proved service. Their pay 1st weax l n l u t .1 -- w iC- - |