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Show The LEADER Fight Card To Be Sponsored By Jaycees which will eventually grow into a two or three day tournament. The boxing card will be tagged as the Tremonton Jaycee Invitational Tourney .and will take place in one night, but the club hopes that by next year they can make arrangements to hold a two night affair. Winners of this years tourney will receive a special prize, and the losers will also be honored with a token of merit. The local Triple 'B' Club will be presented with a valuable gift, and many other attractions all go together to make this Jaycee endeavor a show everyone should Tl,anontcm Jaycees will sponsor a. boxing card, June ST, at 8;pm., in the Bear River High School. JJflth proceeds to be used for lb financing of the wooden lung which the club is building, the are shaping up as xigfcfs events ae ol the ' better boxing cards j the valley has had the oppo'r-tanity to see. Directed by the Triple 'B f3nb, and sanctioned by the see. star-studd- ed " i H the AA.U., Tre-xnont- on Jaycees hope to make affair an annual event, this Four To Graduate From Utah State r' Mr. and Mrs. Vernal T. Hol- LOCAL STUDENTS PLEDGED ' land were in Salt lake last week TO SOCIAL UNIT ' " Three former Bear River High Connie Dean Hunsaker, dau- to attend a vocal recital at the Jo-aLDS School Institute, by students now attending presented Mrs. Mr. and Raymond ghter of Cutler of Boise, Idaho. They Brigham Young University were D. Hunsaker of Tremonton, has won a letter sweater at the Uni- also attended the wedding re- pledged to membership in the ception for Kay Holland while Saxons Social Unit at that University of Utah for participaar versity recently. The students affairs. In Salt Lake. tion in are Gary Mortensen of Elwood, The sweater was awarded by a Duane Kerr and Herman Funk, committee of the Associated Stuboth of Tremonton. dents, University of Utah, on a competitive point system. Only Continued from Front Page 63 students won sweaters or Second Lieutenant Owen J. medals. Peaches with Tinkey Poo and Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Jones of Fielding, Utah, is Miss Hunsaker, a 1949 gra- MUs Cee Cee. now duate of the Bear River High attending an Associate BatWorking Classes Offcers Course at Ft. Bliss School, is a junior in social scitery E. L. Cibbs, Mackay Judges, ences in the College of Educa- and Lester Texas. Jones, Dillon Montion. Her University activities tana. Lt. Jones will spent 15 weeks have included work on the Uton-la- n, antiaircraft gunnery studying ' Pleasure horse class Sobrle's the yearbook. and communications and tactics, Bur-ley; Alma. Mrs. Earl Cobbley, . missiles. , . guided Austin Beebe, Brough Joe, FIRST WARD MIA The a is officer young graduate Salem. FLANS PARTY Colof Utah State Agricultural Joe Little Stock horses All First Warders are Invited B. from S. which a he holds lege, Marlowe Cropper, Deseret; Bil-1to join in the MIA opening social degree. Sunday, Sam Moss, Dowfor the summer season, next ney. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Woemer reTuesday night, instead of MonReining class Butter Scotch, turned home day as originally announced. Saturday, having Parke Bros.. Malta; Little Joe, vacation their Everyone is invited to bring M. spent visiting relCropper, Deseret. their own welnexs and buns and atives Illinois. in Cow cutting, 4 years and undrinks will be provided. Be at derMiss Flika, W. D. Taylor, the city ball park at 7:30 for the Mrs. Louise Nelson and Florn, Burley; June MoCue, S. D. event. ence Beard were guests of the Ooldbhwaith, Tex. Girls who are interested in the Brigham Daughters of Utah PioCow cutting over 4 years softball team should meet at the neers Thursday, when they were v Iron Sides- - Tinker Hutchinson, park at 6 o'clock. studying the life of Mrs. Nelson's Malta; Dinamlte, Parke Bros.,' father, Charles Kelly. The ladies Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison Malta. met at the Bee Hive Camp for Calf Roping, judged on per- the occasion. and family of Ogden visited Sunformance of horse only. Roan day with Eli Winzeler. CONNIE HUNSAKER AWARDED7 SWEATER ne extra-curricul- Race Meet , Four students from Tremonton and one from Grouse Creek will graduate from Utah State Agricultural College a Logan on June 9. Nearly nine hundered young men and women will receive bachelor of science or master of science degrees in the exercises, which will mark the end of the 64th year of the institutions history. J. Reuben Clark of the first presidency of the LDS Church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon in services beginning at 10 a.m. Sunday, June 8. General John K. Cannon, U. S. Air Force leader who is a graduate of Utah State, will address the graduates in exercises beginning at 10 a.m. Monday, June 9. Both programs will be conducted in the USAC fleldhouse. Approximately 150 of the graduates will receive regular or reFuneral services for Joseph serve commissions in the U. S. Loretteo Johnson were conducted Force'' as results' of Army their ROTC work at the college. Saturday at the Bear River Ward The Institution has commission- chapel by Doyle Archibald of the ed more than 1300 young men Bishopric. The prelude and post-luwere played by Wanda in the armed services in the past Johnson and the choir sang, tlvje years. Well Understand." ', The students from Tremonton "Sometime are as follows: Ralph Wendell Prayer was offered by Ellis . White, Bonnie Rytting, jay MerArch Richardson and Gene rill Stokes, and Vear Lee Lyman E. Kimber is the Jorgensen sang, "Whispering Hope" as other musical numbers. student from Grouse Creek Speakers were Parley HolmSpencer Felsted and daughter gren and Corless Jensen. The closing song by the choir and two sons of Salt Lake were Sunday dinner guests of the Ic- was "Beautiful Home," and Bieland Hansens. shop Vernon Johnson offered the benediction. Mrs. Edward Goddard of Salt Burial was In the Bear River Lake City visited a few days last City Cemetery by, Rogers Mor week with Mr. and Mrs, David tuary. Dedication of the grave was by Melvin Johnsen. Stander. ' Obituaries KITH TXIKnSTACX KSVOUmCNAtY. Jensen Funeral Services Held or-Ai- LOWING SICKLE AND GUARD r de Ar-bo- SAVE ' PARTS Mor-tense- - SAVE 'DOWN TIME i ttntta tm imp h mm mm or nfa Ik tHkhmcf mti Um oW XX States Implement Co. Tremonton Thursday, May 29, 1952 n. 1a Jur-niga- Wagner, Blaine Hansen, Black-foo- t; Doc Thomas. Matt CropDeseret. per, Champion working horse Little Joe. M. Cropper, In the matched calf roping event Utah's team consisting of Marlowe Cropper and Archie Anderson of Ogden won over their Idaho opponents, Blaine Hansen, of Blackfoot, and Paul Scott of Pccatello. The total (time for; the Utah team was 212.8 seconds and the Idaho team's time was 346.8. You'll never drive a better bargain than the International Truck you drive away from here. get these only with International pickups Sftrar Diaod wtw la hood anglaa baM ia mm world's largo TKa "roomioit, -t- fca Caarfo-VUJo- a Youll sense it from the way it handles, from the way it steps out with a full load. And you'll know it in the months and years ahead as your International keeps right on rolling up record savings on hauling costs. We have the records to prove it Why not stop in and see them? track angina plan. aail oWortoWa cob an Iba rood" Cob. ' clerk. ' Commissioners by K. B. 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They also morning at the camp. recommended that those living in the Bear River City, Elwood, CITY MARSHAL Beaver Dam, Collinston, Dewey-vill- e, POSITION OPEN Tremonton, Penrose, ThatThe City of Tremonton will ac- cher or Bothwell areas come in cept applications for the position either Thursday or Friday, June of full time city marshall, at the 5th or 6th. All other areas are city office in Tremonton. Anyone asked to come in on Tharsdaey, interested in making application June 12th. is requested to contact the city Box Elder County Races n. -- You NOTICE TO DRIVERS nONEYYILLE STUDENT C. Newman, Commission- TO MANAGE SCHOOL PAPEft Business manager for Student er of pubic safety calls the attention of persons applying for Life, campus newspaper, and renewal or duplicate drivers li- Buzzer, yearbook, have been secenses, to the fact that the fee lected by the publications counhas been raised from 50c to $1 00 cil at Utah State Agricultural for the renewal and from 25c College. 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