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Show "AY, 1947- -,. ArniL 17, BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER Tremonton. Utah The local association feels that a committee to investigate the Mackey. Idaho on Monday of our young people are missing a matter 7 thoroughly and see if this week. "tal part cf their education by something could be done about ' being prohibited from entering it. Boy Scouts Loren John. Lar- , Mr m,. n, into these activities inp t laiiThe delegation included Mrs ry Howell. Darrll Rose. Sher- - family of San of a way- home afteT the hucpc Gibbs, Mrs. with his par- Cora McCrary! Mrs. man Gibbs, and Trent John at- - Iew davs leave the high school. cnts Mr' Mrs- S- E and Carmen Howell, Mrs. Vera tended the Malad Stake Scout & Hall, The proposition, presented by Bishop Ora H. John, Walter E. dance at Malad on! a. was mcine Gibbs, president Gibbs, F. Conley and J C Monday night. The Harry Woodwards were in that the board arrange for this Gibbs. John Mrs. Louisa Ogden Allen Monday. and daughnecessary transportation and was Loyal G. Harris is at present ters, Mary Castleton and Zona given due consideration after building a large new addition Alien and granddaughter. Tarn- Ma which the board agreed to select onto his garage and service sta- j ira Castleton, and Miss Virginia home this week for a' sta v with tion. Mr. Harris plans to in John were Salt Lake visitors on L ... . .. I i ucr pare nis, jur. ana Mrs. Le:ana stall a car lift and a complete Wednesday of this week. Hansen. She spent the winter modern servicing unit, including Mrs. John F. Conley and dau- at Fairbanks, Ala.ska with lubrication and other sen-iceMrs. Kenneth Ward visit- husband who is in the ycrvice. Mr. and Mrs. Fal John have ghter, ed in Brigham on Monday evenmade an apartment in the back Dr. D. W. Green and daughter, "1 ing at the homes of Mr. and of their confectionary and Mrs. A. part i 3 J. Stephenson and Mr. Geraldine. of Blackfoot, Idaho grocery store and are moving in- and Mrs. Raiford Benson. were Sunday guests of the D. B. to it this week. Mrs. Roy Halford left today, Greens. Upon her return from general for Malad to stay at conference, Mrs. Vivian Ashby Thursday The Guy Johnsons had as their the home of her brother, Uana and two children remained here on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs guests while wife his undergoes to visit for some time with her Conley, Calder F. Hall and son Craig of a medical operation. mother, Mrs. Ladetha Hoskins. Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Gibbs and sons, Sherman and Douglas: and Misses Vera Jean and Norma Hall attended the piano concert by Grant Johaneson at the Boar River Stake Tabernacle last 4. 0. Thursday night. TREMONTON STOR Miss Bessie Hansen of the U. -- . ' I J he Port- L Association f, .f? . .:-i- w - . ' . cvpn- - ...-J- on n MOIluaj se of discussing i i. "'to remain at the' ' 'e3lviool - or- - sudents in 1 hours to par- - and drama ;rjetics Cities. , Mrs. A. L. Cook and1 and Mrs. .Mio " ncZcTll - i - i. Fruil Trees i ct we.k. Shade Tm-- Shrubs hr . s Ever jreens I 11 t ,s a Mrs. Henry Ben htold BJrn-Bee-Hiv- - for "' TTr: I PAGE r I V E n. M.itf. Wsif. r.r J ju -- Mr. Frtf Landscaping Advice wit!: each order. T i nn r. n r. a demonstration at our textiles painting church last Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Mardell John and baby have spent the past week at Boise and surrounding cities visiting Mrs. John's parents and other relative's. S. A. C. cave HEADQUARTERS FOR by Luscombe SILVAIRE first in per- al sonal planes. If you can drive a car you can learn Free flying lessons with your pur- to fly Silvaire. chase . . . ask j ...imrTC CfDVIE JSmitfcifc nnl chanics plus service. I I for a free flight demonstration. vmlntn vfuvi IIIUMI1CIIUIIV.C .I'll. uy guinea U.. -- I me- - factory parts and hangar rental CHARTER AND RENTALS. Planes available for charter or for personal flying. CAA APPROVED INSTRUCTORS . . . GHQ for personal flying. CAA approved instructors for flight instruction. on t U i Raymond Anderson is visiting here with his mother, Mrs. Ethel Hoskins and family on an extended furlough. He expects to return to his naval base at San Francisco the fore part of May. Mrs. Ralph Howell who recently underwent an operation at the Mercy hospital in Nampa, Idaho, is recovering satisfactorily, according to relatives here, and at present is at the' home of her sister. Mr. Howell plans to visit her this week-enMr. and Mrs. Morris Thomas and children of Samaria spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Dever Harris and children and Mrs. Sylvia Harris spent Sunday in Hyrum with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Neilson. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Gibbs and family visited on Sunday at Logan and at Brigham with Mrs. Gibbs parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hyrum Gibbs also accompanied them. LeRoy E. Gibbs and Joseph C. Neilsen made a business trip to ' v It . . Q nn t ' LUSCOMBE Firtt in dfrtfeZU Personal Planes i iiee SEE US FOR v FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION 1M0NTON FLYING SERVICE - SUL.VN ByOperated tLUYU ADAMS - - LEO NFT.SfW Tremonton Municipal Airport LYNN HATCH, Flight Instructor BU8IK S FLIGHT INSTRUCTION CHARTER FLIGHTS AIRCRAFT PARTS SAVE MAINTENANCE STORAGE AND REPAIR THE GREATEST SHOW '"cular e knit every size 9 Rubber Gloves day to 10'2. Fine mercerized anklets Save your hands with a pair of these fine latex 49c turn down cuffs. Whites and solid pastel. 'cotton hose. Sizes JiolOi2. Sizes 7 Phone- .)06 - .... H " "'Sti ill 29c cnly pair fashioned " flavors. t mimmmk f n i2lbU qaUC Brittle , -- Pound 'JCwain Vanilla A Pound .... Fudge Miet Cotton ? ball ; ? colors QAW white, ecru and 300 to 600 25 c 'Ped Pillow Cases Vi.98 25 c ill ' JJKJ TAILORED CURTAINS, in crisp, pin dot marquisette, 1 nicely hemmed. Jn 7G" x 81" sizes for average windows, x . 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