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Show THE LEADER, Tremonton, Utah TRIPLE 0 FIGHTS FRIDAY niGHT CALL MflOE FOR FOOTBALL; SUITS TO BE ISSUED SATURDAY By Max Adams Local Triple 'B' Club fighters will go into action Friday at 8:30 in the Bear River high school gym against the State School team from Ogden. Previously scheduled for Wheat and Beet Days, but rained out, the Triple 'B' Club assures the fans that tonite's card is even better than the one previously scheduled. There have been a few changes, but they have been tocard and wards making the faster and more colorful one. and Jack Dalton, Penrose, Gerald Carey, Brigham, will fight the main event of the evening, which is sure to be action packed, and all the ether bouts are bound to be thrillers, also- Fast improving Delon Gardner of Dewey ville will tangle with tough Wally Grant of Howell in a fight that can mean nothing but action. Both are big: Grant the slugger type, and Gardner the boxer. This is the fight that Coach Dick Howard has issued a call for all football players to report at the Bear River high school 1 to 3 Saturday, when suits will be issued from a with to 0 men aite expected report p.m. About letter-me- n Five and juniors. good field of sophomores are also returning this year. Jimmie Ishii and Dee Wfcese will lead the team in the first night game, Sept. 4th, when thP Bears will meet Grantsville on the local field. Practice will start Monday, August 21, at 7:30 all p.m. and physical examinations will be given clay Monday. SI ' . LOCAL BUSINESS GROUP I CSLEBOATIOIl v t sjf Jt 0 Ns that Friday was rained card night's fight is Garland out, jubilant over what they call the "best" Wheat-BeDays celebration in several et years. Reigning over the event was Little Princess Elizabeth Ann Boss and queen Yvonne Hess, and their attendants. Crowds thronged street to witness the colorWATER TANK BURNS ful the parade, with its 28 floats, Fire destroyed, a water costumed people, and many dectank at the A. L. Cook orated buggies, bikes and wagons. First place in the floats was farm, northwest of Tremon-toneri'i- y won by the Brigham City Peach Tuesday Days, with the Civic and Home Arts Club's Princesses float winand third place ning second going to the Ladies' Club's Queen float. Second division honors went to the Farmers Grain Garland Seeond Available Ward and Garland First Ward. The flower show was a center of interest and the other events Men For of the day drew large crowds. Absentee ballots for the SepGlen Gibson, Tremonton, held tember 5th primary elections the ticket in a were received by the County satin quilt raffle sponsored by Clerk's office this week according the American Legion Auxiliary at the Armory Dance, which clito Kay B. Olsen County Clerk. maxed festivities. men absentee ballot, Through on active duty with the armed forces, or those who will leave before September 5th may vote by filing' the ballots with the County Clerk. The voters should have been previously registered, and may Among an estimated 1000 secure their absentee ballot by who gathered this weekwriting the County Clerk. They end at Richfield for the 32nd must be filled out and mailed In state is Mrs. Hazel convention to time get the ballot back to the Ransom, Tremonton, representproper voting districts on election ing the DeVere Watkins Post 76 day, said Mr. Olsen. Absentee ballots are also avail- and It's associated women's aux able for physically disabled per- iliary. Mrs. Ransom is chairman of sons, or persons who will be out of their voting districts on Sep- the Gold Star committee of the state auxiliary, and will direct a tember 5th. Self-Cultu- Primary Absentee - A 5'1 'X'. o-- a - u nrp fin S'Q . re ng Hazel Ransom Delegate To Legion Meet leg-iona- ATTENDS REUNION Mrs. Rose Kerr was in atten- A V ,f. - Service MRS. ROSE KERR a ENJOY OUTING Recalling the fifteen gallons of ice cream, the twenty four cases i of pop, ana baskets of picnic consumed luncheon which were CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON POST OFFICE BUILDING by the Tremonton Businessmen's Association and their families Construction of the building to house the Tremonton Tost Office starter' Wednesday afternoon in Logan earnest Tuesday when workmen poured the cement footings. In the eenw canyon is evidence of the good picture are rusunasier dames ivaiiun aim cumracior nee uyier. The buildi time enjoyed by the group- There is being constructed by Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stohl. were also numerous prizes awarded to winners of races, ball Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley . games, volley bail games, and might steal the show- Other lo- AUred, and Dick Packer. other activities of the day. A- A. U. officials will be prescal boys to appear include Wes son Jimmie of Riverside, Califor- and sons spent a few Reid Olsen as chairman of the Miller, Dee Weese, Boyd Ellis, ent to do the judging and over nia returned to their home last Jackson Hole in Wyoming event and members of his com- Cullimore, Vaughn Reiser, see proper proceedings. Jay Friday after a few days' visit week, after which Wes an mittee were on hand to see that Newell Whitney, Roy Call, Moan his parents, Mr. and Mrs. boys went to Provo to partic with LEADER"WANTADS everyone had an opportunity to lCouch LeV p in the Horse Show there, i Dough Leland Hansen. BRING RESULTS participate in all the fun. Co-o- p, prize-winni- t. 5 - Despite the fact Ballots --- ' Co-captai- ns - 'r . -t- IT--i; 1 Willi A Me advantage of these prices at SMlFlWMf irs tea planned for the ladies organization and the Gold Star mothers of the Sevier area. Opening sessions began Thursday, and the election of new officers will be the last item of business on the agenda before the meet closes Saturday. Speakers for the sessions include Brigadier General N. dance at the Edward Gilbert Harding family reuion held in Salt Lake Saturday at the home of Mrs. Esma Fortt. Six of Mrs. Kerr's nieces and nephews from Canada were present at the reunion, along with forty seven ernor J. Clem S. Schramm, GovBracken Lee, J. E. Martie other Harding family E. A. Littlefield, and Charles R. Mabey. vy k iE ''' Looking for ways to lower your food costs? Then, look to Safeway. 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