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Show The LEADER McKinley's cheerleaders are Jolene Conger, LaRae John, and Jenele Bennett . We have been wanting a music class this year so Carmi Campbell has consented to instruct us. He is teaching us the value of notes, how to beat time ,and to Lynn Ewer think a note before singing it. Miss Milton's Sixth Grade We think this will help us in our In our room we are studying school study of music the early barbarian and Teuton- high Grade" dance will Our ic tribes. Most of us enjoy the be heldEighth Friday February 7. study of these people. We are also studying about Miss Christensen's Fourth Grade light and color in science. Airplanes or stars, we don't On Tuesdays the boys in both rooms, play basketball in the know which we like best. We gymnasium. We have two teams have been studying about stars and we have a lot of fun. On and planets in science. We have Wednesdays the. girls of both learned that stars are suns and rooms go in and play games. that some of them are many Then on Thursdays both rooms times bigger than our sun. We go together and we have fun know that there are nine planets revolving around our sun, We dancing. have read all our books about the stars and planets and still we Belva Jean Harris and ask so many questions our tea-- ; Carmen Hall cher cannot answer .all of them. Mrs. Clark's Seventh Grade. We have also been learning March 7th the seventh grade about airplanes. We have found is putting on a talent program out interesting things about both for the McKinley School stuand modern ways of flying, dents. The two rooms are going early We have a new boy in our to give two group songs besides room. He is Louis Warnars from many individual numbers by Holland. groups from both rooms. February 20 iwe played collin-sto- n Miss Christensen's First Grade and the game was in 6ur A bad little germ came to our favor 25 to 20. The next game school. His name was mumps. we will play will be with FieldWe couldn't see him. We couldSoftool . e seven-thThe ing Grade n't hear him. We couldn't smell grade cheerleaders are; him, but he was here. Chaday; Sharon John; He stopped at Laura's table Kerr. Our main players first and Laura's jaws began to Wood-heaare: Johnny Laub, Billy Richard Bessinger; Lyle swell. Next he visited Andrea, then David, the Cary. Next came Hunsaker, and Neil Stimpson. Judy. This week he is visiting McKlNLEY SCMOOkiNEWS By Pamela Heaton Miss Adams' Second Grade We are studying about log Siouses. Abraham, Lincoln lived in (a Log house. Log houses had only one room and a loft. They bad no glass to make windows ao they used strong paper dipped in oil. The only light they had to read by came from the iireplace.'The chimney was made on the outside of the house. Big frocks were used to build It We are glad we do not hare to live in log houses, , Marilyn Miller and Stephen Harris Mrs. Ashton'g Third Grade We are happy in school. We like arithmetic, English, health, and science. We hope we pass the third grade. We have nice books, and nice lunches. We have plenty of paper, pencils and crayons and nice desks. We are lucky to liave a gym to play games in. We are studying about different countries. We've studied Canada, Alaska, Australia Germany and Switzerland. Judy Byington'a daddy showed us films of animals in Africa. Janet Hose's daddy talked to us and showed us pictures of Australia-Caro- l Reeder's daddy showed us films and' talked to us about Switzerland. Miss Adams showed us pictures and talked about Mexico. Some National Guard boys who have been in Korea talked to us and showed us films of Korea.They were Max Mason, Fred Rucker, Dal Sandall, and Kay Ne&sen. We enjoyed these talks very much. We've studied about famous musicians. Here are s o m e of them: Johanne Sebastian Bach, George Frederick Handel, Joseph Hayden, and Franz Schubert Mrs. Ash ton talked about two of oar greatest presidents: George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. We have nice programs and play our harmonicas. Our school Is pretty because we have learned to do art work. . . ab-o- ut i i Va-le- en Ka-thr- yn Then We Thursday, February 28, 1952 it was ready to mold. molded higher the mountains than the lowlands. We made rivers and lakes. After the maps were dry we painted them painted the high land a dark the lowlands a light color, and the lakes and rivers blue. We color, Some pupils molded frames for their maps. We had fun making our maps but we have learned a lot about the United States i too. We have a new girl in our room. Her name is Barbara Gar- js rett. She came from Central School in Brigham City. FIVE AGGIE SENIORS INSTRUCT CLASSES AT BEAR RIVER HIGH Five student trainees from the Utah State Agricultural College Jenele Bennett and Connie Christensen Mr. Jeppson's Eighth Grade February 13, we played Dewey-villWednesday, February 20, ,we played Garland. Our next 'game will be with Bothwell, Friday, February 29. The tournament will be in the latter part of March. McKinley has to enter three teams; two from the eighth grade and one from the seventh grade. The main team consists of Max Weese, Richard Hupp, Gary Cas-- 1 1 e t o n, Kenneth Porritt, and Karl Stenquist. Our high point man is Max Weese. e. There are 20 more boys and will girls.that probably be visited Tty the germ mumps. This germ makes you miss at least a week of school and it isn't much fun when your jaws swell up and it hurts to eat. It even hurts to say pickles. Joyce Brockman Miss Ferry's Fifth Grade Last week our class made United States relief maps of paper mache. We made the paper ma-cout of news papers and glue. We scrubbed the pulp on a wash board to get all the lumps out of it. Wa put in glue and let it soak. he WOftteD YOUCANNOWBUY rr- J l 4" - on d" That's the way to plan for a high producing pullet flock. LEFT BY MISTAKE New over Lets talk it over. Anderson coat at 1st ward cfraple at SunSeed and Feed. Phone 2541, day afternoon conference. See 18 w Roland Allen. Phone 4127 Tremonton, Utah. ltp Modern four room home partly furnished, has part itc basement. Located South on lsfe East. Contact T. A. Summers. ' 5816. FOR SALE 194T! FORD tudor Phone ltp equipped with 2 heaters, radio; tein Heifers; tsun visor, fender skirts, seat FOR covers. Clyde Coombs, Phone ready to freshen. Dwayne Han3921. itc sen, Bear River City. Call NEW SHIPMENT FOR SALE Sanforiz- ed cotton daytime frocks. at MARIO'S $5.95 SALE-Hols- teaching cooking and sewing to Itc classes regularly taught by Miss Alice Young and Mrs. Oneta PP 1 52 I Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lower of Ogden visited with the James Ransom family Sunday. 1 TWV - - IaVI II 1 : tender-tested-be- . MEAL Value priced, per lb. ...ONLY MEAL 1 a Bilf SUM om-r- 2 MEAL mi meats. i broiler feed financing. AnderRENT Furson Seed and Feed. Tremonton, APARTMENT FOR or nished unfurnished. Freshly Utah. Phone 2541. tfc paperexi, painted and warm. OFFICE ROOM front and (street floor. Nice ' for beauty operator, dentist, tc. Also just Redecorated. tALTA Apartments. Weekend Special Garland, phone 143W. ltp "SILK" CURTAINS washed and stretch-le- d. I Toilet Tissue Phone 2962. itp "TENDER TESTED" QUALITY Only the top grade of grain -- fattened, fully matured U. S. Government inspected and graded beef is sold under the "TENDER TESTED" label. BLOCK TRIMMED All excess bone and waste fat is always trimmed before the product is weighed and I i wrapped. GUARANTEED QUALITY The symbol displayed on the cover of the pamplet is s r assurance of guaranteed U. S. Choice Grade Beef gives the consumer tender quality. It assures you that you arc getting this high grade of beef whenever you purchase meat here. Satisfaction Guaranteed flavorful meat with the right proportion of lean quality. SWISS STiAK POT ROAST m set aside for maximum scientific agine; to assure each customer that she is receiv-in- g produced in sufficient quantity to meet consumer demands for a grade that is of the proper quality, yet not excessively wastey as to fat. 3 WHY BUY TENDER TESTED PRODUCTS SELECTION Only one out of every 15 beef killed meets the standards set for "TENDER TESTED MEATS." Meats are Chosen by our buyers for: g, confirmation, coloring, sex, age and texture, each week in local packing houses, so you as a housewife can be sure. TENDERNESS After each Beef carcass is selected is is mar-belin- WHY BUY U. S. GRADED BEEF? U. S. Choice Beef is the highest standard of beef each so different you'd scarcely believe they came from the same cut. Come in we'll show you how to use this idea that helps you save. h's often an economy to buy a larger cut of meat and stretch it over several meals. These three meals you get from a pot roast are .i , government stamp on the meat, asure the housewife that she is receiving the grade of beef she is paying for. 69c lb. (ol(o)0 ef top grades of beef are U. S. Prime, U. S. Choice and U. S. Good. Government Graded Beef is that beef selected and graded by U. S. government men who, when they put the fresh-cook- ed STEAKS, cut from ZZ U. S. GOVERNMENT TOP GRADES 1 U. S. T - Bone I -- Sfe I WHAT ARE NEED HELP on Income tax returns? See Mel Foxley, Phone! HURRY! Insure to be sure 2101 or 2061. Basement Bearl vehicle, fire, farmers liability, River State Bank Building. hospital, and life insurance tfnc our specialty. The topic of the town 20 per cent dividend reBefore buying AUTOMOBILE turns in 1951. Excellent claim INSURANCE be sure to see Reg service. Nick H. Topik, 586 tfc. South 2nd East. Brough in Tremonton. Brigham City. 4tc ,. SPE31RIES Olympic Dairy Feed Phone 265M. - $3.20 per 80 lbs. Ander16 sen Seed and Feed. Phone 2541. WANTED OFFICE GIRL Must be good at figures and typing: tfc Apply at office, Hunts Foods, SEE US for 1952 turkey and Inc. Tremonton. Itc I 4 Rolls 29c . NOW IS THE TIME to slenderise if you want to be Slim-Tri- m for Easter. Call Posture Form Studio tic. for appointment 2821. WESTERN GAMBLES Y TREMONTON WE ARE MOVING and MUST SELL General Electric 1951 S UTAH will pay 'ft. frig, terms available; Eleccash for dead or usless cows, tric range, 3 .units and deep horses, sheep or hogs. Dial Tre- well cooker, 2 unit oven, elec-itr- lc monton 2141 or Garland phone clock, and timer attached;, tfc chrome 195. (Wit tent m pr, 1952 Hudson Hornets win 1st and 2nd in National Stock-Ca- r Championship Race 150 MILE - Fresh or Frozen safety i The secret of this Hudson success is flashing power, America's lowest center of gravity which hugs curves, and with- Faeuleui SMOKED fr:rl These qualities are important to you, too. Whether you choose the Hudson Hornet, the Commodore, the Hudson Wasp, or the thrifty Pacemaker, you get eager power and winning stamina, " design plus exclusive y and greatwith the best est safety in any car! Visit your Hudson dealer, or phone him to bring a '52 Hudson to your door without obligation. SHRIMP Breaded Experts) My that 1 50 milM atfkr the rugged Daytona Beach end highway cowrie equal 50,000 miles er mere el regular riving. Hwdsen durability say all here and ler yew in Breaded otbr 8 Oz. package DESSERT 79c Lb. pkg - Sweet 1 MACARONI 2 Lb. VARNEYS No. 2 can 125 foot roll 2 BEANS WHITE, NAVY pounds - 3 Large 14 Oz. bottle 1 HOME PAK 34 Per Dozen FRESH Washington Blvd. Ogden THIS EMBLEM Is your guarantee of QUALITY at the Displayed FOOD STORES :ifSf99nr.'v.-jXr0-- . H. Delight No. 2 APRICOTS Rose Dale PEACHES Facination try Hudson for yourself! DURABLE CAR specification! and ubct JAY DEE HARRIS to change without notice. fr WE PIATUM ( U.S. Top Grads Y if "Tendor Tetter" V AMERICAN WAY 29c 2W ....... U.S. No. 1 No. 2, can Mesh ( Front Bag Bunches ORANGES, Sunkist, 228s Arizona 13c 5c doz. CORN. " Hunts, Kernel Swifts 20 oz. 14c ptODUCU. No. 300 jar Is your guarantee of ......... 29c QUALITY Displayed at the 29c - 4 for 29C buV from LETTUCE Crusp, Solid IfW 434 SHRIMP Broken i 1 3 0 can 5 Oz. P'TSkV 7 X. - Jj 23c Clearwater, Yellowtail No Union Leader 12 Oz. can 43c , 43c . can SPAGHETTI O. K. Tall Can 2 43c FEENAMINT ' 79c. LARGE LISTERINE . 54c 65c ALKASELTZER BAND-AI"Plastic & 59c J Large J PEPSODENT Economy PASTE .. ... .63c New, Chlorodent chorophyll Paste 69c ' Lady Wildroot cream hair dressing $1.00 AMMIDENT Economy PASTE ..69c 50c ff (I VV Wl PEATUM U.8. Top Grattes Tmdr Ttltl" I KOTEX 48's TAMPAX 40 s AMERICAN ' ; $1.49 $U3 B These economy sizes are featured for .... ; 63c .: D 12 Oz. can v r. S DEVILED MEAT. 15c Appetizer Bank' ...1- - -- 79c IPANA Economy Tooth Paste MENEN-Baby Magic Skin Care ..1.98c Tremonton, Utah I ROAST BEEF - 20 Oz. LAVORIS Tall CORNED BEEF Anglo .j- FOOD STORES can .... 39c .. SALMON Piggy AMERICAN TUNA Swifts 2 PROUD A Vk tRAPEFRUIT, large 46s . BEANS........ Ute Cut No. can 10 Lb. Fresh California ' PAS. .......... 10c Curfew Russets RADISHES Green ONIONS 29c PEANUT BUTTER 53c Tremonton Potatoes can No. 2, can 1 1 J -- 29c No. oz. can L. C. Cove No. 2, cans Tremonton, Utah Marshall Teagwe with Ml fahtrlave Hudson Hernel utt before Mazing ta nil tecend consecutive victory in Hudson Hornet in the Daytona Seech Qessi. 316 tfnc Look THIS EMBLEM ... ... . table,, at your DRUG STORE 35c OYSTERS 29c can PEARS.. ...... Red Tag AMERICAN ... .. . coal range Maytag wringer type .washer and twin rinse tubs; Coronado oil heater and b lower fan, children's wardrobe, 5 drawers, hanger space; Taylor tot, 2 crib beds, 1 to 6 year size, with Innersjpring plastic covered mattresses, 2 high chairs', and 1 sixteen piece dressmakers model Call Garland 166W or Brigham City 0286J4, or see' at 4th East 1st North in Garland. Stanley Petersen the COCKTAIL set, BUY and SAVE With Economy Sizes gg) 32) 4 pounds RANCH EGGS Lb. Carton Jxr inrormation Phone or see Beneficial Realty Co. Pounds RAISINS SOUTHERN MAID package FERN carton 24 3 3 PAPER BULK CUT CATSUP MARGARINE 300s 2B 7S - SPREAD, Chefs Delight 2Bt 4c Lb. pkg. CHEESE TISSUE PONDS 2 D A T E S Oz. can DEL MONTE, crushed 69c RED ARROW , WAX tfnc FOR SALE 25 acre farm. 4 iroom house, 5 cows, located at Bear River City, Utah. Priced at $13,000.00. Terms. 3 room home, North Main St. Brigham City. Price $3150.00 Terms. 18 acres, 6 room home Brig ham City, Price $9000.00 Terms. yewr daily driving. YOUR MONEY CAN BUY Standard trim and package OYSTERS road-abilit- Hardtee Styling HORNET with Hudsen-Ak- e al tandard sedan and tevpe price. 10 Oz. 46 PINEAPPLE 25c Per Pound Fresh, Frozen "step-down- HUDSON 29c Lb. MUTING 3 pound can VAL SWEET 49c Pound FIG BARS GRAPE JUICE Pound Lb. Fresh, Frozen SWIFTS Lb. 39C Per pound SMELTS MOST Phone Pound SALK0.J 3 49 PRESERVES 2 llLkrliox. far"7' SWIFTENING I 49c FiririlN I1AD0I Come 2531 Center Slices - S2 10 Without a pit stop, Marshall Teague brought his Hudson Hornet home first in the great stock car grind' at Daytona, and Herb Thomas, also driving a Hudson, finished second! Hudson's ability to keep going out attention. annd Lb. IIALIDUT Small, whole or half DAYTONA BEACH CLASSIC FEBRUARY 3556 FISH breakfast Auto Olass Installation for all and four, chairs. email Monarch make cars. Dick's Auto Shop-Phon- Or Your Money Back e steima atp m's March 7. LuAnn Manning, who is majoring in home economics and who will graduate from the Aggie school next spring , is now ATTEND REYNOLDS LECTURE AND REBUTTAL Mr. and Mr. Al L. Cook, Mrs. Sarah Garfield, Mr .and Mrs. Er-vi- n Garfield and Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Fridaliin, drove to Salt Lake last week to hear Dr. Melvin A. Cook give the Reynolds lecture and it was followed as usual by a Rebuttal night, when six members of the University of Utah criticised and discussed the lecture given by Dr. Cook. The group from Tremonton were in Salt Lake again Monday to hear this discussion. Dr. Cook's lecture was. entitled, "The Amazing Story of Explosives.". bedroom 69 west Two frame modern home, 3rd North. Phone 2861 FOR SALE Kelvlnator range in PROGRESSIVE good condition, used very little ATTENTION Phone 103-- R Garland, the home FARMERS AND SONS' meeting latest information and of Olive Hall. tic with color-soun- d film on Alfalfa BABY CHICKS FOR SALE Weevil control. Wednesday; White Leghorns, Heavy New March 5th, 7:30 p. m. at Mark-haHamps, Cornish Cross, Austra 340 West Main St. Bring Whites, Leghorn and New your neighbor. Refreshments. Hampshire Cockerels. Quality lte Chicks plus a quality chick ra-;t'Larro "Farm-testeSEE VIC'S "JEWELRY for all reChick. Builder crumbles, made pair needs; Heaif ng aid batby General Mills, plus good care teries. All work guaranteed, tfnc at Logan are taking practice teaching at Bear River for a period of six weeks ending about Shurtz. Steven Heiner, Heyburn, Idaho; Von Haycock, Circle ville, Utah, and Norma Howell, Malad Idaho, all vocational agriculture majors ,are instructing ag classes. Tom Welch of Malad, Idaho, whose major is industrial arts, is" gaining teaching experience in industrial arts classes. FOR SALE WAMT APS 2-- 28 d; Lawrence. The LEADER mAmeric&ini Food Stores JJ T I Thursday, February 28, 1952 AT ' 10c ' x liminafflininiiiii Hill. ' - - ; Adam's Drua Store . LOOK FOR THE PIGGY BANK .. . |