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Show - Thursday, BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER December 9, J v fil V 7 l -- rt..iie i Mckinley school news Mr. Stevens 8th Grade December 7th' we fcad an Armistice proAmerican gram, sponsored by hte Mr Auxiliary. and Legion Legion President Stenquist took charge. interestC. E. Smith gave a very Two Up ing talk on Americanism. Jean Shirley by were dances given by a Peggy song and Maughn, of the Allen, former studenU violin solo was A school. McKinley accomplayed by Donna Green, The stuGreen. Joann panied by dents enjoyed the program very much. Joann Green and Beverly Adams, Reporters. 7tn Grade Since have beholidays Christmas the been have gun, the boys and girls their from asked to get permits teachers to go up town. The have requested us to do so, because too many articles are beJunior ing taken from the stores. town stationed up are being Police to give you a ticket if you do not have a permit Since the frost has been on the we have ground in the mornings, Grass" signs. The Off "Keep Two years ago, Pearl Harbor was bombed by the Japs. Do we want that to happen here, Of course not So let's keep buying more bonds and stamps, and keep that "Old Glory" flying, Mr. Garfield's mar-chan- ts -t Mrs. Moore's 6th Grade Every Monday morning in response to' roll call we are giving Bible verses or literary quotations. One of the quotations we have memorized is, "Democracy Is an attainment not & gift. It is gained through the struggles of men." This is from the Utah State Course of Study. We have a democratic system of government in our room and we s. are learning to become good student a We have body meeting every Tuesday morning at which time we settle all of our citi-asen- Joan Summers, Reporter Mrs. Crowther's 5th Grade About a couple of months ago the government created the Squander Bug. It is a very ugly bug that ea.t3 our money. We all have decided to put our money into war stamps and starve this horrible bug. The school has a war stamp booth in which they sell stamps every Friday. When ninety per cent of the children in school buy stamps we have the privilege of having a flag waving under the American flag. Thursday, we had an American Legion assembly. It was supposed to have been on November 11, Armistice Day, but the upper grades were out for another week beet vacation so it was postponed until December 7th, the anniversary of Pearl Harbor. President C. E. Smith gave a very good speech about freedom on the assembly. While reading our Young Citizen (our newspaper) there was a question, "What is a wobbie?" Does anyone know what a wobbie is, We wrote a letter to Washington, D. C, where the Young Citizen is published and asked what a wobbie is. We hope to get an answer soon. Donna Green, Reporter In our Miss Davis' Room mom we are talking about many kinds of houses. The first houses were tree houses and we are learning of the different houses people have lived in up to the houses we have now. We are making a large book of pictures and stories about these house3. We kave made a border of houses too. Bobby Woodhead, Reporter Mrs. Cannon's Room We sell bonds and stamps at school each There is a Squander Bug in every room in the school. He is a big, horrible, greedy bug. Every time we buy unnecessary things, such as candy and gum with our money, we feed this horrible bug and make him fat We want to starve him to death, so let's spend our money for stamps and bonds. Carol Larson, Reporter. v Johnson's 3rd Grade The Squander Bug Maybe you do not know what tu Squander Bug Is, but we do. Miss ef Fines CapesMn Miss Sorensen's 2nd Grade We felt very sad when Jerry Thompson moved from our school to Nevada. We liked him very much and miss him every day. Monday afternoon, Miss Adams and Miss Davis took us into the gym and taught us a new Christmas song, while Miss Sorensen attended Nancy Roger's funeral. We were very good children while she cape skin, flannel lined. A jacket for years of service. Ohrome-tanne- d 890 RequarW ana 12 was gone. Jay Allen, Reporter. iclies aua Good Looking LUGGAGE Women's Wardrobe. 11 .95 Handsome airplane cloth, 'Em Our Miss Smith's 1st Grade room is decorated for Christmas. We each made a Santa Claus and some stockings full of toys. We have a pretty Christmas tree, too. We are reading some new books. We hope we are good boys and girls so Santa will visit us. with leather binding. 21-in- ch size. Put 'Em Overniie A7. 3.95 Bag Heavy watvproof f abrie with leather bandies. 18-in- ch size. Miss Landvatter's 4th Grade We have finished our aquarium. The grass is growing fine. It is an inch tall in some places. John T. may bring his frog to school. We could keep the frog in the terrarium now, because our snake disappeared one night. The gold fish are growing bigger. Please help to starve the Squander Bug Buy war bonds! DeVere Watkins, Reporter Travel 545 Kit... n Made of genuine axe not cowhide. Fittings included. top-grai- $ WW feWS ft I ToMiss Perrys' 5th Grade day we had an assembly. We bowed our heads in memory of Dale Thomas and Glen Adams. When our room buys stamps we make little faces on paper grapes. We hang the grapes under a paper ribbon that says, "Our bunch buys bonds and stamps. Most of our grapes are up. Our room is making plans for a Christmas party. We have a committee for games, program, refreshments and decorations. All of us can hardly wait for Christmas. RoWane Thomas, Reporter Miss Morris' 6th Grade We just started last week to buy bonds and stamps at school. If you buy a stamp it will just bring the war ten or twenty-fiv- e cents nearer the end. If you buy a bond, it will help even more. That doesn't sound like very much, but every dime you give will buy a bullet for a gun. We have much to accomplish this school year, so we must hurry and buy all the stamps we can. Licking stamps is good for your diet, too. They have lots of vitamin V. Gloria Schaffer, Reporter at Firestone Among the Many Values 1oS Our Miss Wight's 3rd Grade room has a brand new dress this week. It is red, green and blue, trimmed in silver. We are getting it ready for Santa Claus, because we know he will be here son. Manuel, Reporter is 11 --Si ;; f I I I ; Service for Six inner errae All the charm of a country garden is reflected in this exquisite ware. Delicate gold tracing (22 karat), embossed borders and all on an old J I ' flower bouquets W ivory background. ' S j i jj& ( j0. tW " (If ... U Top: . . . "Old FasMoraed Garden" A rLu A CHIMES Pieces Thirty-Fiv- e Handsome Ad ditto its to Any Home mT J ' Af 2.95 "Sreeter" ijj Bottom: "Mh Vernon" "Greater" Is a modern white and chromium chime for one door. brass "Mt. Vernon" has a separate fame for both frost and rear doors. 33m handsome, hammered Gift tdea for the Lady of the House rm gfji' - rrrni - "" Give Yourself the Finest Gift of All! EXCHANGE YOUR TIKE UATIOXIXG CERTIFICATE FOR THE BEST EBATM Wltattyou Ruy With AT EieLuxc WAI1 IMNDS I Women at War today are saving for Women at Peace when the War is won. They are buying War Bonds as thrifty housewives, saving to buy those handy, convenient and necessary electrical appliances when their Bonds mature. . . At A' ViVi '.'.'.'AH V.'i H in" ViVit A' ' ViVi '.il'itiiii CHAMPION TIIIE v m i Tou'll want it because you'll get longer mileage and greater safety and because Firestone is now, as always, the (Bo4l5 " 1 best in rubber synthetic or natural Friday. Since school started our room has boupht $1,168.60 in bonds and stamps. We are buying bonds and stamps to help starve the Squander Bug. Val Del, Reporter. Mrs. Abbott's 1st Grade Our room Is ready for Christmas. It in decorated with Santas a toy shop, a paper Christ ms tree and other things we have made. There T! stockings in our windows. We have written letters to" Santa, too. We have a new number chart. It helps us learn to read and write numbers. We read every day. We like to read. AVIATION JACKET if 2S,4 Inches High 20 Inch, WiJ No latJonlng ertiHcat fquird panaagcr Piilon lo ttcop tiras. Th FaclerT-CaalrolU- d Method J AMERICAN- RUBBER cttkiaction. & 1 BUILT OF 3 ) ml I tiiattt too loaor Biloogo. vuaiaatood good looking coarse weave , . , buill m a sturdy hardwood frame. Smooth-sandeinside Keed fiber in o RECAPPING - I ii d Women know that money saved now will help win the peace, putting their menfolks to work in our domestic factories when the war is over. They know purchase of Wat Bonds today will help their family and the whole country tide over the readjustment period from War to Peace. Dtfatlmtni j, ta,WJ &sZ I Fronk Chevrolet Co. PHONB 20 f,wt Ut y TREMONTON, Voic4 Firtstons ith niehtri Crook ni tht Tkmt&ms $mpkn Orekmir. Unit ntnUg. r K. B. C, UTAH falh 1'. |
