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Show 13. Thursday. May The LEADER. S4 B.R. Places 10 In State Meet Thinclads Make Best Showing In School's Track History Ten Bear River high school track stars qualified for State competition Friday in the Region One track meet in Logan. They will attend the State high school track meet Saturday at University of Utah stadium in Salt Lake City The local athletes made' "the finest showing in the entire history of Bear River track teams, according to Coach Dur-re- ll Hughes. Ths Bears won second place in competition with seven Region 1 schools, with a total of 67 56 points. Weber with 112 Mt points, won first, and Ogden placed third with 55 Ms points. Show in 10 Events Of sixteen events, the Bear River thinclads won three, placed in seven others, and lost in six events. First, second and third places in the shotput went to Bear River's L, J. Silvester, Delon Gardner and Shirrell Sylvester. The best throw was 49 ft. 74 inches. In the discus, L. J. Sylvester scored first with 141 ft 30 in., and his brother Shirrell placed second. Another First Bear River's relay team won first place with a time of 1 min. 36.7 sec. Team members are Bryan Gibbs, By-ro-n Anderson, Devere Anderson and Olean Vanderhoof . Other tracksters who qualify for state competition are Gary third, fourth and fifth in the dash; Davit! Cfclder-woo- d and Larry Knudsen, fourth and fifth in the mile run, respectively. More Ratings Byran Gibbs, Devere Anderson and Bryon Anderson won third, fourth andn fifth in the low hurdles, and Olean Vanderhoof and Gary Conger placed d fifth and sixth in the dash Bear River's mile relay team placed tourth. The team includes Jerry Thompson, Shirrell Sylvester, Vai ghn Rhodes and Myron Giles. 880-yar- d 100-ya- rl 220-yar- FOR QUICK RESULTS USE LEADER WANT ADS METHODIST Bear River Commencement CHURCH NEWS Scheduled Thursday. May 20th Sunday, May 16, Regular church School at 10:00 A. M. A deputation from the Student Christian Association at Westminster College will bring the service at 11:00 A.M. Everyone is invited to attend. Wednesday May 19, 8:00 p.m. at the church, the Chancel Choir from First Methodist church in Ogden will be presented in a musical program. Rev. Henry Beatly will have charge of the program. Light refreshments will be served in the church basement after the program. Everyone is invited to attend. Bear River high school's Class of '54 will receive their diplomas in commencement rites, set for Thursday, May 20, at 8 p.m. in the Garland Tabernacle. Dr. Adam S. Bennion, religious leader, educator and businessman will be the speaker for the evening. Kiwanis Plan Field Tour A conservation tour of the farming area south of Beaver Dam will be sponsored Friday, May 21, beginning at 10 a m. Heading the trip will be Wynn S. Hansen, chairman of the and conservation agriculture committee of the Bear River Jtiwanis Club. The trip leaves Collinston Post Office at 10 a.m. and will end at noon. All interested persons are invited. Board Changes Meeting Date Notice has been given by Eberhard Zundel of the Board of Education that the next regular meeting of the Board will ti " .I nifVI mnf UHlL illirJ A q 6.45 co Gsnsora TO All 4 rlUS STATU be held Monday, May 17, instead of May 24, the regular date. Matters pertaining to the budget of the board for 1954 and 1955 will be discussed, and anyone who would like to hear the discussion' will be welcome at the meeting, FARM BUREAU LADIES TO MEET TAX B!VX0DKG West Main Midland Hotel 59 3 Phone 388$ M. E. Hall, agent Tremonton. Utah The Tremonton Ladies Farm Bureau will meet next Thursday, May 20, at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Mortensen at 2 p.m. A special program hag been arranged, and all members are urged to be present. 3 Liven Up Your Yard With These Beautiful SUMMER SPECIALS Did-ericks- Student speakers include Rayda Kirby, Karl Jensen and Bob Woodhead. Musical selections will be preesented by members of the class and by the school's musical organizations. The Senior Breakfast, a reception and other events honoring the graduates have been scheduled during the next week. ' ! SEMINARY Ramsdell Two sons now make up the family of Richard and Darlene Wood Ramsdell of Blue Creek. The new boy born May 2, is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Merlan Wood of Tremonton and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ramsdell of Bear River City. Nessen The Lyle Nessens of Howell are also boasting of two sons in the family. Their second was born May 5. A true Howell native, the little fellow is a grandson , of Mr. and Mrs. James Nessen and Mr. and Mrs Orson Hyden, all of Howell. Hansen Terrell H. and Janice Coombs Hansen of Garland are receiving congratulations on the birth of their first child, a son May 7. The baby is also the first grand child for Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Coombs of Fielding. Green len. Faye Andersen, Judy Bee- -' ton, Norma Coombs, Sandra Louise Day, Ellenor Garrett,' Richard E. Green, Robert Green, Uldene Hawes, Virgil LaMar Hunsaker. Robert Caryle JohnJones,: son. Gloria Margarett Holly Olson, Steven Quinney, Leona Mae Rucker, Karen Hope Smith Tremonton Third: Darwin Allen, Dennis Alvin Barfuss, David G. Calderwood; Margie Cheryl Margaret Evans, Myron Giles Jr., Donna Fae Roberts, LaMoyne Roberts, Diane Rose, LuAnna Skinner, Ronald J. Stimpson, Virginia Walker. Tremonton Fourth: Harold R. Bunderson, Carol Ann Cochran Darwin Carl Eperli Diana Gae Foxley, Leo Hansen, Bob Puzey, Janet W. Selman, Mar garet Ann Thompson. CAFE ft TO OPEN AGAIN Under New Management en, May 20 or 22 COOKS & WAITRESSES WANTED apply at Midland Hotel Desk ask for J. F. STAUTON IK aw continued from front page lop. C. Ben Hunsaker, M. Mon-De- ll Hunsaker. Charles B. Larson. Paul C. Munns, Deloris Pali, Mary Pali. Annetta Thompson. Fielding: Marguerite Burton, Karl Dean Hess. D. Thayne Jones, Mae Mason, Careen Peck, Arlene Potter, Vernal Kendal Robbins, Norman G. Rudd, Terry Lane Smith. Garland First: Helen Bingham, Sonja Ileen Bowcutt, Dee C. Brown, Marian Carter, Deanna Elmer, LeJean Hansen, Leon R. Hansen, Duane C. Hunsaker. Haws A. Marble, Charles Emery Marriott. Lee G. Mason, Audrey Petersen, Glen-n- a Fae Richardson. Garland Second: Janice L. Anderson, Jay Anderson, Ra-NArchibald, Nadine Bowcutt, Gary Dean Coombs, Jay Hill, Kenneth Hyer, Ruth Carol Mann, Marie Manning, Ila Mae Nalder, Margene Pierce, Nadine Ruth Rose, Max W. Turley. Howell: Douglas Fonnesbeck, Homer Leon Kotter, Connie Kay Olsen, Connie Louise nw hp r B flaws ae Payne. Park Valley: JoLayne FULLY n of) ffnnff Pal- mer. Ralph C. and Beth Johnron Penrose: Jesse F. Peterson Jr, Green of Tremonton have a new L. Jay Silvester, Shirrel Silbaby girl, born May 12. They vester. have three boys and two girls Plymouth: Mona Joy ArchiGarth Josephson. bald, with the new one Portage: Byran L. Gibbs, Larson Douglas J. Gibbs, Roger C. Hall, Mr., and Mrs. Louis Larson Alva Paul Howell, Deann HowRanae John, Larry Knud-so(Merle Derrick Larson) of East ell, Garland are happy over the Wells Promontory: Clynn safe arrival of a fine 8 pound Richman. Riverside: Gordon L. Cap-ene- r, 6 oz baby boy born Monday James T. Davis, Kenneth morning at a Logan Hospital. M. Ward. He is welcomed into the family Snowville: Nellie Monna Lou Cagle, Patricia Ann Eliason, by 3 other children, 2 boys and Janet Rose Parke, Karolyn a girl. Ward. Stone: Mardeana Neal. Kar en Scott. BOTH WELL SCHOOL . Thatcher: Geniel Christensen, SETS GRADUATION Lyle McNeely, Colleen Nelson, Graduation exercises for the Alice A. Watt, Vern W. Wood. Tremonton First: Errol Glade eighth grade of the Bothwell Bowcutt, Heenon Hansen, Kar School will be held Sunday ma May Kent, Moana KorthJ evening at 8 pm. at the Both-we- ll Robert A. 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