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Show tLGS 1941 DEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 27, SIX Tc3 TcD I a I in it M j if Miss ' w i. yippi of Governor Herbert B. government rc wssii ' L InUres la f " M' , r t I Vf U 1 i"-""- ' - Show Global I , , " "s- - 1 " ' Ferry's Ith GradeT ... sn-li- ir, " I. t - Eeal '''-'.M- l i-- ; U 3 The f ate rf fyjf j(t$ JOX Maw's organization plan rests with the Utah . State Senate, following the surpiis-- j of Brigham S. Rich Abel unanimous Senator Pas' and practically ing a senate age last Fikluy by the House of City last week 13. 82, the single a federal H. of apresolution urging joint Representatives e measure encompassing ail of the chief propriation for const! notion of River Bear to for dam executive, executive's proposals supplement Bird Refuge water supplies. He voted departmental, uid commission yes on S. B. 91. piohibiting trespass on state lands for grazing purposes state 23 It now remains for the Senators to decide in what form they or removal of natural resources. Representatives Milton J. Thome Will consider the governor's proposof 82 B. Brigham City and Clifton G. M. H. one als as the H. of Ttemonton Kerr or In the apparently favored assortenactment of legisR. 16, J. asking introduced ment of 39 bills recently a duck refuge in in the upper house to individually lation providing for Utah. cover thu varied phases of the plan. Legislative experts predict that the jwuwed house bill will be discarded and reorganization enacted in the serSCHOOL measures. ies of attorney-analyze- d ,,At the close of the 41st session day Miss Brough's 3rd Grade We are Saturday the 39 reorganization on an imaginary trip in an airgoing with 10 allied others W1U and at least We have airplanes and dirireorganization wei'3 under considera- plane. up in our room. We are hanging gibles tion, with legal assistance, by the Elaine John stones. writing enfiate committee on revision andsome rollment. It was expected that Mr. Jeppson's Room Monday, Feb. fjf, the measures, passed upon as conthe American Legion brought us 24, stitutionally drawn, would reach the a program in honor of George WashStinate calendar this week. The boys' glee club and four '.in the meantime 382 of the 510 bills ington.fiom the high school came to girls and resolutions introduced up to last sing a few songs. Mrs. Dixon sang Friday night remained unacted upon a song. Mr. Weistey gave a speech and by either senate or house, of the 510 he told us what democracy was. Three '.fcpUl. 52 hfd been passed by both men from Bear River City came and jhouaca. Of these, Governor Maw had sang two songs for us. Tho songs aligned 11 to place them on the stat they sang were, "The Little Red Dills and res- School ute books. Twenty-on- e House," and "The Winter olutions had been killed by the two Song." They sang very well. The 2nd le'gtalativa branches. Nine had been grade also sang two songs. There withdrawn. The house had 27 senate were other interesting numbers. We jxussed measures to act upon and the thought it was a very enjoyable prod measures. senate 19 By Sachie Tanaka gram. ,, Approximately 100 of the 382 bills Miss Craig's 4 th Grade This week and resolutions as yet unacted upon had to do w ith taxation and court wo h ave been studying about the or legal procedure divided about 50 Pioneers how they crossed the plains .each. Another 50 had to do vv ith and came to the Great Salt Lake. government reorganization. They made their home here and sufFourteen concerned education, 15 fered many hardships. In health we have covered wagons traffic or highways, 13 were of Intercut to labor, and 11 to water users. pinned on the front bulletin board .Thirteen carry appropriations. Ten Each time everybody in the wagon passes health inspection, the wagon relate to elections, 10 to defense, f moves on toward the Great Salt Lake six to and fish game, housing, five We have made a sand box at the to welfare, sir. to liquor sales, and of the room. It is very cute. back eight to healtl. A dozen or so have By Marjorie Scott to do with agiiculture and livestock,. Others relate to civil service, penLast Mrs. Crowther's 5th Grade sions, and marriage. Several are of white made we fluffy, snowy regulatory nature, while neaily 10 week different seek establishment of commissions or anowflakea. They are all from each other, lound ones, square boards. all shapes. The senate last week passed the ones, and room we have pretty red our In d bill authorizing counand petunias. One petunia ties to levy a tax for participation geraniums on it. blossoms ten has in weed eradication programs, the Reed Petersen house bill strengthening supervision of benevolent and mutual insuiance Mb3 Smith's Room We sang two ompanin. ami another house bill son-;-- Monday in assembly. We had unking it optional rather than man- fun r,n Washine ton's birthday. We datory to maintain a city cotnt in read many stories about Washington municipalities of more than 5,000 popThey wtve good stories about him ulation. Tbc house passed books bills bringing federal employ- We like to read our geography a we have our we take gym ees residing in Utah under the state When and the from down come upstairs income lav. and authorising the fish gill we uanc the game department to use certain play the piano for us. Then Schaffw dances. Sherry lands adjacent to Great many Salt Lake for recreational activities. Miss Smith's 2nd Grade We sang In add tion to pasr.ing II. P.. 82, a song about Washington in assemthe lowei house approved H. B. 83, libera! iz In;; the old age assistance act. bly, and wo sang "Hats Off. We had hats made out of led, whrte ana Diue. We heard many stories about Abra All doors open to courtesy. Thomas Fuller. ham Lincoln and we heard many stories about George Washington. We Complete unity of aim is the tra have studied about leather, glass, ditional condition of genuine and clothing, houses and cotton. We have sincere friendship. Cicero, different kinds of people, Eskimos, Cub our mothers came to visit k Jt?L showed them our dairi B,iuate! ac, reading anr! v..' WOKS. Monday the American Lenn an assembly. Mr. Wisely0 J what democracy meant pledged allegiance to the ft 11:31 America. The boys of " High School sang some sorg3 were four men that san two one was "Th-- Winter was "The Little rL. n r far-reachi- J I. The speaker was Mr. Ottole" He spoke on Americaru Girl Scouts. Boy ScouU a Scouts wore their !... Marble and Rorca Jean Hill. of IJller KepreSlUatlVeS HOUS3." ; It Son---ot- her very s funny Aftt-laiiohH the a Ule program talked to Mr. Vi "t. Was oil t r " interesting. This is our weekly news and Barbara. bv P- Dew-eyviU- her drst solo lnqht A Toast after by Mrs lo John is Fned-lande- r. responded above, sealed on the tail of her new Aeronca at the Cincinnati Airport Mrs Pnedlandor is about to drink from one of the new seven-ounc- e beer bottles a glass of beer in a bottle in which Pabst laraous Bine R'bboi brew is bottled. " Jr.. f h I - f s ; - ill It It : s K f- A' n 'V" ; v The bottles of colored liquid which for centuries t.ave been symbols of tne apothecary shop or drug store. Above, Irone Christie, famed model, poses with a modernized version of the globes which are said to have had their origin at the y'i time of the invasion of the British Isles by Caesar. NEWS i state ive-t- house-approve- senate-ap-jwove- Ntate-ownt- d vi - ,. .,,,.,..,, Advertising Does Four Things If you conduct a retail store, there are four things you wish to do (1) You wish to HOLD all of your present customers. present customers. (4) You wish to INCREASE THE NUMBER of your custom or?. a Thus you have four objectives. Not one of these objectives reached by doing nothing. None of these objectives can be wholly realized without advertising in fcan be I " jl 11, wijr mum aim uupe mey maytk it us again. By Donna Jean ana x allium. ijcuna - "4 h - A type of be,ater in which the hi; ub wv wutiywm (ji trie more efficient than an ft whipping cream. DOW er egg-beat- ; Pet Carolyn star, owns Holly-'- most disproportionate pet. rnard is named, appro-oug- j h, "Big." 2sa .. . puivw j.:;3 iiiuuiu.j measure two inches more than the distance arouid the pillow and at least six incfcei longer than the pillow after henimii :i) a with two sue windows for visibility and rear seat comfort is the new De Soto 1941 Custom Convertible Club Coupe. The coupe, with room for six txissengers, can almosi pass as a convertible phaeton because of its full width rear seats in the rear compartment. and ample and racier Lower Custom Car Disproportionate . . ..i leg-roo- A few years ago one egg laid jj the fall and winter months to two laid in the snrine and L mer the Bureau of Agricultural onomics states. Over a 15 year ior, however, the rate of lay has creased 72 per cent in November per cent in uecemoer, ana so pa cent in January. v.--, Chinese, American people and Negro peopk in our r oom. We are very hap bharon Kerr py to see them. Mr. Garfield's 6th Grade Monday the American Legion gave us a pro-- , commemorating George Wash- ington'sand Abraham Lincoln's birth-- j which came on the 12th and Not Miss Peterson's 3id Grade i, long ago we copied some poems and me ooy3 giee ciud rrom tne mgnj made pictures for them. Yesterday the American Legion came and gave us a fine assembly program on the life of George Washington. Cannon and Donald Dunn By j o ;v D4 a Yesterday, Feb. 24th, the American Legion gave us an assembly honoring Washington's birthday. Mr. Stenquist took charge of the program and we want to thank him very much for bringing such an interesting program. The numbers consisted of: Our national theme song, "America," sung by the Bear River High School glee club, after which the prayer was offered by Mr. Jeppson; a song, by Mrs. Dixon, "Oh, My America" and "God Bless America;" a spetch by Mr. Wisely of Salt Lake City; Miss Smith's second grade gave us a number. It was also a song on Washington. The glee club sang some other selections also. Another song was sung by the Bear River City Men's glee, "A Drinking Song," and "In the Little Red School House. Other numbers that were brought by the high school were a trumpet solo by Jimmy Walton, a clarinet solo General News school gave us four numbers, with the girls' quartet helping them out. Num-- 1 bers were also given by the men's qUai tet from Bear River City. Two numbers were given by Mrs. Harold l;iauii anu uiic uuuiuci u,y iuwo auuuu second graae. o X i IH EVERY HOME '..-'-- S iiMi " Mnh tfli urii ant vmm iiwft AS A READER OF THE LEADER 9 V IS THAT BELONG liiaiii'aitr fid SMf ' s "r' - Frances Last Friday, the 21st, we had our dance. We hope that the other schools had a lot of fun. According to their principals, they thought it was so successful that we could have another by How You Can Civn Those ramea Classics dance with all the surrounding schools again. We h ope it will be real soon. J I .... f (2) You wish to SELL more goods to your (3) You wish to REPLACE with new custom ers the old ones who move away. IT t ! j k Mis3 Sanford's 1st GradeWo an assembly yesterday in memory of vjcui5o ooiiuig i.uii. me Arnericaj ijegion urougni u ior us. Mr. Meldrum's 8th Grade In Social Studie3 we have ceitain students do some activities from our books. Today Joyce Ransom and I .jtn gave interesting talks on different trails, such as the Oregon Trail, Santa Fe Trail, Gila Trail, California Trail and many others. Also Thelrna $ Jaen showed us her books on Iron and Steel. Yesterday the 8th grades had a dance after the George Washington 5 program. Miss Rasmussen played the piano. We had to do the waltz step. We hope we have many more matinee dances, because they are really a 1 ot of fun. Betty Lou Rasmussen jj ul r,. -- house-passe- Grade-- aw charge of the program. Several bers were given bv thf High School boys' glee club, were accompanied by the girls' qu tet and Miss Gephart. Jimmy wa' jjjdjc a, wuica owu ana was accotc panied by Dale Miller. A patr; talk by Mr. Wiseley. We all eniovrf i -- 7th school. Mr. Stenquist, the chairman the Americanization committee tr 17 , " -- Mr. Henrie's February 24th, the American put on a Miss Bloem's 7th Grade Monday, Feb. 24, we had a very good assembly. The American Legion members were present and Mr. Wiseley gave a very good speech on Americanism. Washington and Lincoln. The B. R, H. S. boys' glee club sang four very nice numbers. Mrs. Dixon sang for us. There was a quartet from Bear River High School who sang for us, and there was also a quartet from Bear River City. We all enjoyed the program very much and we hope the American Legion and those who took part will come back again. 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