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Show PAGE SIX . BEAR RIVER ill In. D. U. CARD OF THANKS wish to express our thanks and sincere appreciation for the services sympathy, kindness and of the P W-- us at the time death of our wire and mother. Aaron U. Porter and rod the Gibbs family. for El Paso, Jay Mortensen left stationed Texas, when? he will be in He indefinitely. the army and has been stationed cf at Hill Field. Jay is the son Mr. and Mrs. Jed Mortensen. P. Present rojrr THURSDAY, JULY Thurs., FrL and Sat., Angust 1, 2 and i Palsy Clinic Held am 3 "BROADWAY RHYTHM" "BAD BA SC LOUIS - CONN FIGHT ALL CARTOON SHOW 10:00 a. m. and 3:00 p. m. SATURDAY Tremonton Utah- - Tremonton, J. CARROL NAISH - FRANCES RAFFERTY and RUSSELL SIMPSON in "WHISTLE STOP" THEATRE ALLEY LEADER SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 29, 30 AND 31 MARJORIE MAIN MARGARET OBRIEN WALLACE BEERY and Sat., July 25, 26 and 27 GEORGE RAFT - AVA GARDNER Thurs., V AND "A Boy A Girl and A Do SOFTBALL SCHEDULE i (Continued from front pa?e) vs cees and :ast Garland v, GaC;. bles. Lions vs Oak Cafe September 10 O. K p..m. Rubber crafts and O. K. Gambles. August 29 ers Beer and Snowviile vs Gar ar.cj land. August 20 Beckers Beer vs Snowviile vs Ashcmft vs vs 15 Oak oak Cafe and ls Ashcrafts Grocery September 12 Gar' August Howell and Gambles vs Ho., Cafe and Earl's Grocery vs O. Snowviile. . V3 ... I 11 i AMf tast uariano. and Jayce august id .asv uauanu vs welders vs tiowea anu xvnian. Earl s Grocery, Beckers Beer ana jaycees vj Vs Lions. Snowviile. September 3 East Garland vs T September 15 t Ashcrafts ft Dcufr-ci- s iseei ana U. K, August 19 Garland vs O. K. Garland and Gamwes vs vs Snowvil!,?. vs Welders t cees. .Welders and Gambles vs Beer Beckers 15 Gambles 5 Ashcrafts. September September v vs Cafe Oak Howell vs and and Howell Lions vs Garland Cafe Oak Earl's Grocery August 20, Snowviile. and Earl's Grocery vs Lions. September 19 Jaycees vs Oak Cafe and Earl's Grocery vs Ea-Howell vs 6 vs 22 East Snowviile September August IN THE JUSTICE COURT and Beckers Beer vs craft and Lions vs O. K. Rubber Garland. LOCAL VETERANS Welders. Jaycees. - LEADER WANT-AD- S RECEIVE TRAINING Chan Cornwall, improper turn. September 9 Garland vs JayPAY August 23 Garland vs Ash- filed by Evan Green. Veloid and Vernon Smith and Complaint bail. Jim Wood, war veterans, are re- $5.00 Nelson, drunkeness. Raymond ceiving flying instructions at fifed by Delance IE"- -! the Logan Air Service, Hillcrest Complaint fine and 1 day in $10.00 I. G. the under Air Park, Logan, Bill of Rights, according to in- jail. Ben Barnie, fighting. $3.00 formation received from U. F. fine. Wood, an instructor. The Smith Carlos Jimenez, fighting. Com- boys soloed on July 15. filed by Morrison. Dis Jack Pierce of Garland has plaint missed. soloed and will soon receive his One bus zone violation. $1.00 private license. fine. ... Ralph L. Holman, speeding. 7A . Green. filed Evan by Complaint $25 fine. Marion Huff, driving under revoked license and without .... lights. Complaint filed by Evan Green. Sentenced to 6 months in jail by Justice Horsley's court, Mary Gaclaz of the Crippled Children's Service ia Salt Lake. conducted a cerebral oaisv clin ic at the Utah Power and Light! Ten auditorium, Thursday. cerebral palsy children in this vicinity attended, according to public health nurse, Agnes Sterling. Logan and Brigham City nurses met in Tremonton this week for a staff meeting, Mrs. Sterling stated. The Midland Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers presented the program in the Tremonton First Ward Sunday evening'. Captain La Vera Homer presided. Speaker for the evening was Mrs. Maude O. Cook and musical numbers were given by Judith Strand and Moroni Ward, Dian Nelson and Grant Anderson. A musical reading was presented by Esther Harris. E-- - - J - T- - jay-Rubb- . Rw j j j Ash-Garla- j nd t j A Suggestion: Have Your FARM IMPLEMENTS REPAIRED NOW Why Hol-jeso- n. 1 wait until you are ready to use them ? n j H. C. ROHDE Blacksmith and Machine Works "Mends Everything But People's Ways" ! HW.'.,.'-H- i ftnll 1 Tremon ton Brigham. City. One minor violation, driving license. without Complaint filed by Evan Green. $5 fine. ALL EVENING SHOWS START AT 7:30 P. M. MATINEES START AT 3 :00 P. M. Friday and Saturday, July 26 and 27 Double Feature Program JIMMY WAKELY "LASSES" WHITE in ANNOUNCE ARRIVAL OF SON Mr. and Mrs. Owen J. Cook of Berkley, Calif., announce the arrival of a son on July 17. The Cooks have another child, a lit- "WEST OF THE ALAMO" also Sidney Toler and Benson Fons in "DARK ALIBr Cartoon and Serial Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, July 28, 29 and 30 GALE STORM - PHIL REGAN - EDWARD BROPHY and MARY TREEN in "SWING PARADE OF 1946" with John Eldredge and Russell Hicks Short -- News Cartoon Wednesday and Thursday, July 31st and August 1st VERA HRUBA RALSTON and "WILLIAM MARSHALL in "MURDER IN THE MUSIC HALL" with Helen Walker and Nancy Kelly Short Cartoon and 3 Double Feature Program MONTE HALE and ADRIAN BOOTHE in Frday and Saturday, August 2 y r-- r y" Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Dodd and family and Mrs, Haddie Newton of Chicago are here visiting with the L. A. Dodds. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shumway and family visited Sunday in Brigham City with Mrs. Shum-way- 's mother, Mrs. Orval Lund. Pocatello visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Walton. S Richard Mischuad has received his discharge from the Navy and is a guest at the A, L. Madsen home. He plans to attend school in Logan this fall. "MAN FROM RAINBOW VALLEY v tle daughter. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Muir and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Muir of 1 i y? Zh- - v - I $ ..vx i j" 1- -c and WM. GARGAN and JEAN ROGERS in "HOT CARGO" Serial and Cartoon 1 K-- -- . y " -- Mrs. Charlet Lundberg returned from a two month's trip to Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks and the L. D. S. Tem- ples in Cardston, Canada and Idaho Falls. She also visited in Montana with her brother, Joe Geor;e. WOULDN'T SOME OF THIS HEAT BE SWELL NEXT WINTER . . . WE OFFER YOU THE NEXT BEST THING. Estate oi Coleman A Si-s- For Every Need. TABLE MODEL RADIOS STEWART WARNER and GILFILLEN 1 Mrs. Norman Maughn was in Logan, Monday. Ml N CHROME 1 I I See The New 10 deposit Mrs. Cliff Beard was a guest in Brigham last week at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. L Nelson. Including The i SSSk-41 " Mr. and Mrs. W. D. HigJev and son. Willard, of Firth, Idaho, called at the home of Mary E. Christensen during the week. S 1- -c hold your selection WOOL 5 Li Ask ULJl For "DOVER" SLUMBEREST 25 25 4 lb. $273 Cannon Fa;mous All Wool 70 x 80 Ask For "CRESCENT" $ LEAKS VILLE BLANKETS Double Size "Buy for Cash fA H Selling in Salt Lake City for $7.90 today Cotton Sheet ( Wool f3T" Rayon Plain color or Floral Patterns Colors: BLUE and PINK $3.49 72x84 By ESMOND 100 Virgin Wool COLORS: Rose, Green, Blue' Cedar, White and Peach , 72 x 90 1 Q QC tj) 1 O O Troy Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Miller of Britrham, has been honorably discharged from the Navy. He entered the service in October, 1944. will till you are ready to take the blanket out. All merchandise is marked to conform strictly with orginal OPA ceilinjr PRICES Mrs. Arthur Crowther return ed to Salt Lake after visiting a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs Ferris Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Erve Reeder and children, Tony and Arlee of Brigham, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mart Hansen, Tuesday. STYLED Model BLANKET LAVA WAY PLAN Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson of Ogden visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Anderson. SETS "HOLLYWOOD" Mrs. Jese Garfield was in Salt Lake .Wednesday and Thursday, visiting with Mrs. Bill Haslam of Arlington, Va. I; COME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR A.v SEVERAL PATTERNS I - SJ Mr. and Mrs. George Quinney and Mr. and Mrs. Em Hansen visited Saturday at Pagoda Beach and Sunday in Thatcher, Idaho, with Mrs. Ouinney's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Reyo Weaver.' , i and Pay Less' 2 t t |
