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Show THE Tremonton, Utah LEADER i 5v. .'r i - i v i i f i v.. 230 147 hospitals and other medical groups oniversilies, educational institutions ' V iv-- w r ; , CO) ATTEND ELIJL'KS CANQLTT A banquet of the 1st Quorum cf j Miller, Eeid Olen rnd Dick Davis. Other activities of this now alert U&cxs was held In tl.-- i Tremr.-nto.st ward Recreation Hall. Thurs- - j quorum, are cottage meetings in the home of the Elders, attendance day, April 6. Approximately 208 Elders and their wives enjoyed a at these meetings has risen from 7 to 50, and the attendance to turk.?y dinner and were entertained during the meal by numerous Sunday Qu.-ru- ra meetings has risen similarly. The Quorum is acts ct singing, juggling', etc The committee in charge of the ban- - presided over by Clyde Morris, president, Harry D. Foster 1st asst. quet was: Otto Brockman, Jess Gai field. Howard Glenn, Rudy j Llcyd Bunrierson 2nd asst. and George E. Gent, secretary. j JOHN FRIDALS ENTERTAIN AT DINNER PARTY Mr and Mrs. Rex Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ballard and Lu I and Mrs. John Fridal tertained at a dinner party on Ballard were guests of Mr. Mr- - an en-Je- J Fridal, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Hall Wilma Pulsipher rendered two of Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Dick oiano solos. Mrs. Rex Laub and Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. Jule Mrs. Don Limb were guests. ReHarris. freshments were served. and Mrs. Jule Harris and family Wednesday evening. Those who V. G- F. CLUB on Sunday morning where they attended were Mr. and Mrs. ENTERTAINS HUSBANDS Keith Fridal, Mr. and Mrs. Dave enjoyed an Easter Breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. James Walton's home was the place of entertainment Thursday evening when the V. G. F. Sewing club members, and guests met to enjoy a 219 Notice of Bond Election party. The five hostesses The Board of Education of Box Elder County School District Box Elder County, State of Utah were Mrs. Milton Johnson, Mrs. Ed iKcrr, Mrs. James Walton, Mrs. Earl Buchanan and Mrs. R. Z. Heppler- - An easter dinner was PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special election will be held in Box Elder County School District, Box Eider County, enjoyed and the rest of the State of Utah, on the 25th day of April, 1950, at which election there spent in playing games. shall be submitted to the registered voters who have paid a property Other guests were the following tax within said district, during the year next preceding such Messers and Mesdames, Gene election, the following question, Jorgensen, Merwin Christensen, "Shall the Board of Education of Box Elder County School District, Box Elder County. State of Utah, be authorized to Wayne Sandall. Ed Deakin, issue and sell bonds of the District in the amount of Pve Harris and Don Sheffield of Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000 . in the denominBrigham. ation of One Thousand Dollars ($1 000) each, numbered one (1) to five hundred (500), both inclusive, the bonds to CIVIC CLUB HELD maiure in numerical oraer xnirty Thousand Dollars ($30,000) on May 1 in each of the years 1952 to 1961. both Mrs. Merrill Laub was hostess inclusive, and Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) on May 1 in each of the years 1962 to 1965, both inclusive to bear inat her home Thursday to mem terest at a rate not to exceed three per cent bers and guests of the Civic Club per annum, for the purpose of raising money for purchasing Dr. Raymond Moore and Bessie school sites, for building or purchasing one or more school Hansen of the U. S- - A. C. Exten houses and supplying the same with furniture and necesssion Service presented the pro ary apparatus, and for improving school grounds?" Said election shall be held in the five (5) school renresentaUvp gram. Dr. Moone gave an illus within said precincts and the trarorf precincts and the polling places Windbreak.' Ieciure " judges who have been appointed to conduct the election are as I follows: eve-fli- ng to-w- it: Jay-De- Who BOOKLORE CLUB ENTERTAINED Mrs. Jess Garfield was the gracious hostess to the ladies of the BojVklore club and several guests on Wednesday afternoon at her home. Guests were Mrs. Evan Thompson, Mrs. Steve Hales, Miss Ruth Johnson and Dona Bowcutt. A very interesting review of Edward Streeter's book, "The Bride's Father", was given by Miss Johnson. A tasty luncheon was served by the hostess. e Mrs. Kay Olsen and Carol Hansen of Ogden were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Hupp on Tuesday. '. v.f 1 r Iff 3,500 Standard of California employees churches, religious organizations v - ' " 1 "i landlirlSii(ill - to. f J (V " 1 ' 825 sm L.'v : :.. EASTER BREAKFAST 1 I t f-- t w 4 r 4 , - f : " ' 91,000 Americans shares Standard of California No college football stadium in the country could seat all the owners of Standard of who invested thet Profits? You share, too. Just since the war we've invested more than $500,000,000 in oil wells, California. refinery units, pipelines, tankers, With 97,000 individual stockholders, it one of the most widely owned companies tion plants and marketing oudets...faaiitis to help us meet our responsibilities to sen. the growing West. Jn the West. . . and more than 70 of these people are small stockholders with less than distrik. 100 shares. Among the large stockholders, you'll find literally hundreds of companies and organizations which work for you or benefit you every day hospitals, universities, museums, churches, insurance companies, YMCA groups, research laboratories. And, of course, thousands of our employees are also owners. Standard of California profits, Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Bowring of Houston. Texas Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs. LaRain Marble. therefore, are divided among a tremendous number of people. I FIRST SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE Voting Districtji Howell ' Blue Creek Boothe Valley and Promontory Rosette Snowville Clear Creek and Stand rod Yost Junction Grouse Creek. Lucin and Lakeside Park Valley Polling Place Howell School Blue Creek Store Boothe Valley School Mirl Mason, Earl Wood, Ariel Sorensen L. D. S Church Snowville School Clear Creek School Charles E. Kunzler, Antonio Olague, Rudger Palmer Horton Hurd, Dan Hickman D. GJelson Earl Teeter, Hyrum Campbell, Duane Campbell Yost School Junction School Grouse Creek School Luella Tracy. Charles Montgomery, Almy Fehlman Cora E. Lind, William Babbitt, Curtis Nelson George Paskett, Delbert Tanner, Frank Lee Albert Aebischer, Crosley Glenn, Max Roland Toombs, Parley Tingey. ChesterHyde W. Stokes rolling Place Garland Garland Public East Garland library L. D. S. L. D. S. Church Church Fielding School Collinston School Plymouth School Portage School Portage Judges of Election Park Valley School John Vance, Vernal Montgomery, Richard Meacham SECOND SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT Voting Districts Riverside Fielding Oollinston and Beaver Dam Plymouth PRECINCT Myrtle Gleason. Ruby W. Nielson. George H. Davis Robert J. Potter, Loda Oyler. Hazel Riser Leland S. Capener, Thomas J. Udy, Karl Welling Eva F. Munson, Earl Holt. Oleen Garn Mryon T. Hansen, Odell Bigler, Joseph A. Erickson Dewey Lamb. William J. Rudd, Mary E. Estep, uuiui, ixauc nufcjiins, j. j. txlDDS j I w.u-vi- THIRD SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT Voting Districts rolling Place Judges of Election Corinne Corinne School H- Campbell Bear River City ?tvie dlJSLIfona Cheal- Julius Bear River City enSe"' Mary A- AndeTsm Charles School ChwkeUs Elwood Klwood School Archie A. Munns. Parley Christensen, Amos P. Hansen Thatcher Thatcher School Penrose eiPSKrson' Joseph Nelson, Floyd W. Adams - D. S. Church J- Wilford Miller Rothwell Z?t?Porli Grald rtff Bothw.ell School w rum, mr3. kosco Tremonton Anaerscn, Ella Anderson No. Tremonton School Eva Green, Vaudis Mu Brough, Ruth Watland FOURTH SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT Voting Districts Polling PUce Judges of Election Willard Willard School Perry Perry School Manuta Mantua School L. D. S. Church Harper lloneyville Honey ville School a Booths. Abmadi Tolman. Deweyville Ethel Deweyville School Marion G. Perry. N. Peter Marble. Fryer FIFTH SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT Voting Districts Polling Place Judges of Election Brigham City v. S. Church i No. 1, 2. 5 and 6 2nd Ward ShefwM,Eskelsen-,0sepCharles N Brigham City No, 3, 4, 7, and 3. Lincoln School Arvilla Prm-a Martin L. Reeder The voting of .v. - t- I $ I I J I- 12 1 4 - cKce t I X i I J 7 Ii - I ? 1 i i $ I - - - - jj j i Judges of Election I. 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