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Show AY, DECEMBER .BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER 12, 1946 Linley School News 1 missus plants are in i took them out of the The roots had grown :rsd the rocks in the ,e could see them through the glass bowl. The stems had grown only a little. When we put them in the window the stems grew fast. Now they are tall. The blossoms are white. made a border of Snip Snapp, Snurr and the Red Shoes. Every pupil made a picture for the border. We have some very good pictures in the border. Every one of our reading "Tups got new books this week. Group one were happiest over their books. They can hardly wait to take them home to read to their parents. The teacher told us the story abort Jesus. Jesus was born on Christmas. He was born in Bethlehem in a stable. His mother laid him in a manger on the hay and the shepherds came to see him. An angel came and told the shepherd about Jesus. The Three Wise Men came to see him too. They saw a new star in the sky. They followed the star. They brought presents. They brought gold and perfume and incense. We are learning Christmas songs and poems. We made Santas too. Now we are going to make holly wreaths. We are going to have a party. We are going to have a Christmas program too. Christmas is lots of fun. Mrs. Bean's First Grade We v - ""5.,' .: HIGH QUALITY . fmest granite by monu-attaine- the chan-es- s of quarrying and i line production est of carving. We join well established r her a'. ss in group buying, for ih, in carload lots. Because these advantages, and our m laie volume, we are able .is C; offf r vou Finest workmanship wide selection of A 'signs choice of 8 beau- - A jl granites irprisingly low price?. : if ' SPRING GRANITES helpful so Santa will visit us. Christmas time is very exciting. Lots cf toys and pretty decorations. We made a Snowman border and some poinsettas to decorate our room. We are looking forwrcf to orr Christmas vacation. We hope it snows so we can make snowmen and play with our sleds. Merry Christmas to all. Tremonton, Utah. We have enjoyed our new teacher, Mrs. Rhodes, this year. In social stv.dies we have had a very interesting class. We have studied the north and southwest. ful slumber. By a queer, but glorious light. In art we have decorated our A star so large and brilliant. room for Thanksgiving and for Was shinning ore the scene Christmas. Our room has a Bringing the Wise men "from af?.r Christmas trea. We rr.?de our With gifts for the new born kir. own decorations for the tree. We Mr. Jeppeson's Seventh Grade are planning to have a nice Ruth Rytting and Oncta party on Friday the 20lh of DecBunnell, reporters. Mrs. Cannon's Second Grade ember. Our room mother is Mrs. Ewer, Gary Scoffield and Allen she has been very nice to us. Tinsley, reporters. We have four teachers, Mrs. Christmas will soon be here. Miller, Mr. Garfield, Mr. Clark We have a beautiful large and Mrs. Ewer. We enjoy all the Christmas tree in the hall. We things they do for us. have decorated the tree today. We hope' the other rooms will We have made wreaths and enjoy school as much as we are. Christmas trees for our border. Mrs. Rhodes' Fifth Grade We have decorated the halls Edna Clare Henrie, reporter with pretty posters. We have made stars, toys, candles and It is near Christmas and we have our room gayly decorated. many other things for posters. On our table we have Santa Some of the rooms have ChristClause coming to town. mas trees which are decorated La Rue John has broken her very pretty. We also have the arm. She has been out of school Christmas trees up in the halls for a week. She just came back and decorated: The trees and yesterday. We are glad to see decorations are all beautiful. We have chosen Mrs. Fronk her. our room mother. We all for and Sharon been have Peggy ill for a long time too. We are like her very much. very glad to see them back to Merry Christmas to all. school again also. Mrs. Miller's Sixth Grade Mrs. Grover's Third Grde John, Bonnie Jean Carolyn Arlene Laub and Deanna Turner and Patricia Adams, Sandall, reporters. What! ca, q " ' -- - 4 ? w Every rcom is studying hzrd and retting ready for the h.'li- days ahead. In cur room, we are trying to get as far as we can so we will not be behind when "I Et 71 FARRELL Phone Especially if you were an Army, Navy, Marine or Coast Guard specialist. Qualified veterans who held an occupational specialty rating (for a period of at least six months) in any of V c some 400 skills, may now enlist in The Regular Army in a grade V'cs 6.50 X.JW K.f-ixraste- Docs away with A, - Veterans ef Wo.-lVor II must be certified ot nearest WAA certifying office. 2. Small businesses may buy through R. F. C. AFP'y to nearest office. 1. d Priority and noti - priority groups must buy on days assigned to them. 4. Brokers are excluded from priority purchasing. 5. 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LOOK AHEAD Well Christmas is almost here and its coming fast. There is excitment in the air as Christmas trees are being decorated and posters are being put up in the halls. We are preparing for the festival ahead. In keeping to the poultry plant to watch with the season's spirit we composed the following poem: eggs get candled. We are having In the Town of Bethlehem, fire drills. We had one on TuesIn a manger stall day. Was born the baby Jesus, David Calderwood, reporter The ruler over all. for Fourth Grade -- i b-- posters bringing with them the reporters. r Christmas Christmas spirit. The Christ- - we ctxe t Mr. GarJ.t! mas trees are in the halls now Marler.e Ar. ckr: and all the rooms are being de- corated. You would really believe iv ii you saw the McKinley school. The halls are all decorated with T. We are preparing for Christmas. Our halls are decorated. II. BOTT & SONS We have Christmas trees up in Iain Brigham City It's getting close to Christmas. both halls. In our room we have We are trying to be good and Santa Clause with stockings fuH of goodies. We are going to the turkey plant this week. Then we will go re invited VE?1 The shepherds in the hill top Were startled by the sight And were wakened from a peace- ! J - Play Table . . n "A 7 r 1.58 COME IN AND SEE THE LARGS! S FLECTION OF XMAS GIFTS AND SAVE AT OUR REDUCED I 1 1 1 PRICE3. I f i "ft" Fronk Chevrolet Phone 20 Co. Tremonton |