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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, TREMONTON, UTAH Page Eight z NEWS FROM THE Saturday SPECIALS Store Open from to 9 p. m. 12 Noon Boys' Blue Bib OVERALLS Made just like Dad's Sizes 6 - 8 -- 10 . . . LIMIT Children's ELASTIC WAIST PANTIES Sizes 2 to 16 BUY NOW AND SAVE! Inch 52 JERSETTE Bright New Colors Sew and Save! Black - White - Rose - Wine Gold 7 49 Trail of Nazi Army SERVICE (Continued from front page) spent Sunday here with his parents, returning to the Fort that evening. V v Douglas, MARRIAGE OF LOCAL GIRL ANNOUNCED Announcement is made of the marriage of Mis3 Lola Mae Crozier of Tremonton and Pvt. John Gabel of Muskegon Heights, Michigan, The mar riage took place February 12, 1944 at Brigham City, with Bishop Wilford Freeman officiat- "4 ing. from Riley, train- is es- K. P. Pvt. and Mrs. Eugene Oyler, A East Garland, are announcing the arrival of a baby daughter Sept. 19 at the Cooley Memorial hospital in Brigham City. Mother and babe are doing nicely. Papa Oyler, according to last reports, was at a port of embarkation expecting to go overseas. Pvt. Ray Madsen had a short visit at home the first of the week. His recent week3 were spent at Fort Leonardwood, Missouri, and be was being transferred to a new location. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Madsen. Church ILANDS The Nu-Wa- Cafe, owned and y Willis C. Phelps, Minister operated for the past four years now M.Bone, is operating Sunday School classes 10 a. by t under new management. The cafe Morning Worship 1 11 a. m. has been purchased by the Ellis Sermon: "The Frontiers of L& f Brothers, Leo and Charles, who Evening Worship -- 8 p.m. took over the business Wednesday Sermon: "Open My Eyes." f morning. The study and prayer group Leo Ellis was butcher at the meet in the Pastor's study on FY; American Food Store in Tremon- day evening at 8 o'clock. ton for twenty-tw- o months, and The state convention of the t been recent has weeks employed C. T. U. will be held at the Chrij.! in as cook at a Cheyenne, Wyoming tian Church in Ogden next Tue& cafe. hours day. Good service twenty-fou- r of of the day is to be the aim the for the Week new operators, who intend also to remain open seven days a week if "FACING OUR PROBLEMS- - j Ft. ; Thought An Individual will usually further towards an adequate B-2- Renee Getz left last week to' spend her vacation in California She accompanied Mr. and Mrj Meister to Pasadena. ; 6 A SWEETHEART COLLECTION OF 4& ( $ P, B-2- B-2- Waist Boys' OVERALLS Made Strong - Sturdy Sizes SANFORIZED Children's TUCK STITCH VESTS and PANTIES Sizes 6-8 Warm and Comfortable l VI VI ? tf8fii.75 V:-- Cpl. Lyle Barfuss ha3 written Arvid Anderson, son of Mr. and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Lars Anderson, of Snowville, from Australia, where he Barfuss, arrived home the 9th of Septema five is ber to spend a 16 day furlough with his friends and relatives Cpl. Joe E. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Thomas, left Sunday for Camp Haan, Calif omia, where he has been stationed for the past ten months. He has en joyed the past fourteen days on furlough. enjoying Fashion's top - notch styles that assure faithful service for many seasons. Meticulously tailored Chesterfields, wear worthy boy coats and weeks vacation, that we, with two good friends, La ment Gardner and Harvey Peter son, have had a goood time together there. He told of a 100 mile trip they had enjoyed as guests of the Red Cross, of the nice softly-detaile- d and front models, flang-ffently fitted. All warmly interlined. Sizes 12 to 20. other interesting details of the rest period they have enjoyed. The boys are stationed in New Newly smooth woolens in vi- brant 101168 or dark cc!ors. luncheon they were served Pvt. Hughie Thompson, who is Guinea when on duty. stationed in Texas, was very much surprised when he thought that there was nothing but desert and On sand in Texas but he Is stationed in the swampy and wet lands. He is doing fine and wishes to say hello to all his friends. , With the 1944 duck hunting opNorman L. Perry, of Eteweyville, ening just three weeks distant, has just been commissioner at Lt. namely, Saturday, Octoober 14, (J.g.) He is with the mental and Director Ross Leonard, of the Utah dental corps, and does some sur- State Fish and Game Commission gery work. He is attached to the has issued some helpful and pos n reminders about Fleet Marine Force and is sta- sibly y tioned at Camp Pendleton, Osean- - regulations governing the season. waterfowl side, California. Because the season is 10 days longer this year (the closing date Ar-- y A - f 'si - - Duck Hints Hunting U yr il ) little-know- 80-da- TOUGHENED (oxtftt Road large Grind School . . . ONLY Pearl Shank BUTTONS All Sizes Blue - Pink - Green Rose - Wine - Tan 2C January 1, 1945), er TABLETS Lined southern Utah hunters get a break for the first time in several years. Heretofore, the closing date generally rolled around before the freeze-ovin the northern part of the state had forced the main flight south. In other words, such popular mecas as Clear Lake and Bicknell Bot toms are going to be better than ever because the webfeet will be fair game clear through the Christr is Li $tf?v few O. K. Treadweld the guarant- eed, perfect circle, recapi lough, ProcesscJ with heat and mechanical they last longof wear better. r !cin. prw becauM liiej GEPHART Stores Co. "T (p5 r HARRY and CARMI Thone 94 Tremonton 'III t.J 'Cx 1 v , ' 1 : Iff l if: - cies. The goose hunter gets a break the new regulations, too. He permitted to bring home six geese as a day's limit, although only two may be Canadian honk ers, as in the past. This was made possible by reopening the season on snow or blue geese with a daily bag of four. Remember, no hunting until t half hour before sunrise, nor after In la IT'!' O. K. DU HUES IVELDEBS - I mas holidays. Did you know you may legally bag 15 rather than just 10 ducks daily and have a possible 30 in possession this season? You may, provided at least five in the daily bag (or 10 in the possession lim it) are widgeons, pintails or mal lards. Obviously there has been a big Increase in these three spe fafindown ' J ) Chemist's Employment Employment opportunities for chemists are greatest in the Middle Atlantic region and the East North Central region. The proportion of chemists employed in the Middle Atlantic area ranges from 9.8 per cent In Pennsylvania to 14.8 per cent hi New York. In the East North Central area. Illinois is first In chem ical opportunity and Ohio second. Wonderfully textured woolens deep-pile- d or smooth-as-glas- s, in lively colors or ever-righ- t blacks and browns. Sliml fitted models, softly molded and draped, Chesterfields and boy coats. Warmly interlined, of course, and excitingly touched with flattering velveteen contrasts. 12 to 20. free-swingin- g- iff. Junior Misses' Knit Fleece and Suede Junior Misses' COATS Bear Coats Teddy Trimmed or Plain Black - Drown - Blue - Green Red - Grey Sizes 10 to 18 $16.50 g. so!;, tion of his own problems if does this: Survey the problem ant consider it in its full significance Then consider the powers and pee. sibilities which you possess for ft. solution of that problem. Consider the power and stress the power rather than the problem! Le-R- oy TSgt. Roger H. Maisak is visiting with relatives and friends in Tremonton, and will enjoy a 21 day furlough before returning to Lincoln, Nebraska. He is fully recovered from an injury received Sgt. Thomas Larking, of Snowrecently while in China. ville, had a bird eye's view of the He is a son of Carl Maisak. August 15th invasion of Southern S. P. A. Ramadell, Dewey 3c, France. An engineer gunner with ' the was home on a 24 hour delay medium bomber route. Ramsdell, who is stationed AAF'e oldest in his he participated in Oklahoma, was returning to his jjroup, base after taking a prisoner to group's attack on the German beach defenses in Southern France California. in support of the invading ground S. 1c Robert Cates is spending force. For a week prior to the inseven days delay route at the home vasion, he had flown over Southern missions of his mother, Mrs. Frona Cates. France in softening-u- p commun Bobby, who recently graduated striking at vital enemy from gunnery school in Norman, ication systems and gun positions. His Marauder group are veter Oklahoma, has been on a small island off the the coast of Wash- ans of amphibious support opera ington in the Pacific. He is on tions, having participated in the his way to Jacksonville, Florida, invasions of Sicily, Pantalleria, where he will be assigned to a Salerno, and Anzio. His was the first 6 group in Major General B. P. 4 Y. John K. Cannon's 12th AAF to Cates Bobby's brother, Sgt. Billy who just graduated from the J complete 350 mission over Axis Super Bomber schoool at Seattle, targets in the Mediterranean theater of operations, and recently was Washington, is also home. Billy is on the overseas' alert commended by Brigadier General and will report back to Pratt, Robert M. Webster. Kansas next Monday. 195 Tremonton Method CAFE CHANGES The couple spent their honeyin Muskegon, Indianapolis, i t and Atlalnta, Georgia. 3 4 Pvt. Gabel was stationed at J ft Lawson General Hospital in Atlanta for two months and was here the last part of July on furlough. They returned home together. Pvt. Gabel is now stationed in Fort Benning, Georgia, He has spent four years in the service, possible. two and a half years were spent in New Guinea, where he took part ENGAGEMENT in the battle of Buna. ANNOUNCED A French farmer drives his carl Mr. and Mrs. John C. Thomas along a road near Cbambois where FIVE FROM ONE FAMILY announce the engagement of their WAR KILLED IN GROUP a few days previously a Cermar daughter, Mary Lou, to Mr. transport column had been blast Roberts received word Charles Thompson, son of Mr. and ed by the Royal Air force. the past week that his sister, Mrs, Mrs. Roy Thompson of Tremonton. Clara Slagget, of England, had The marriage will take place the Donald G. Stenquist, son of Mr. lost her son, killed in action. In first of November. and Mrs. George Stenquist, who the family of Mr. Roberts, which Rich in Vitamins spent a 12 day furlough home vis- consists of three brothers and two one son in are rich in vitamins C, B each has lost Peppers relaand his friends sisters, iting with and G tives .left September 19 to return the present war. to Fort Mead, Maryland. He has been in the service five months and is expecting to go overseas any time. He is in the Infantry Cannoner. moon Word has been received Pvt. Don Miller at Foil Kansas. He is enjoying his ing and is kept busy. He pecially fortunate in getting it puts him nearer the eats. Thursday, September 21, Sizes 10 to 18 $2475 100 WOOL PILE |