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Show THE LEADER. A. C. Thursday. May 17. 1956 Funeral services for Nels Ephraim Christensen, 71, who died last week in an Ogden hospital were conducted Thursday afternoon in the Bear River Ward chapel. Bishop Vernon Johnson conducted the service and Wanda Johnson played the organ prelude and postlude. The invocation was given by Hyrum Christensen, and the ward choir sang, "Beautiful Home", as the first number. Other music for the service included a vocal solo, "Beyond the Sunset", by Lilian Felt, a vocal duet, "In The Garden", by. Flprence Gardner and Dorothy Jeppsen; and the closing song, "Oh, My Father", by the choir. Speakers were Abinidi Frank Braegger, A. J. Taylor and Bishop Johnson. The benediction was given by Doyle C. Archibald. Burial was in the Sear River Cemetery where the grave was dedicated by Hans M. Tol-ma- EICIION NIELSEN Roger and Ara Conger Nielsen of Garland have a new baby boy born May 12. He is their fourth boy, and (hey have one girl. W. R,' Conger is the maternal grandfather. GALLEGOS Mr. and.Mrs. Herman Galleg-o- s of Honeyville are the parents of a hew baby boy, born May 12. He is their eleventh child. WEBB , 1 p1 and Patricia Shuman Radersburg, Mont., announce the birth of a son May 14. They also have a little girl. The father is now located at Ft. Lewis, Wash., in the service, and the mother is staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Titus Shuman in Both well. Will Plav In All Church Meet The Junior Volley Ball Champions of Tremonton Third Ward have earned the right to play in the All Church finals in Salt Lake City. The team and their coach, Willis Christensen, Explorer advisor will leave Thursday morning to participate in the games in Deseret Gym in BEAR RIVER STAKE Salt Lake City. LEADERSHIP SET FOR They have defeated Brigham WEDNESDAY NIGHT City Sixth, Wilson, Ogden 1st, and Clinton Ward. The MIA officers of Bear River Stake will meet in their regular Leadership meeting on MRS. JOHN CHADAZ May 23rd at 3:00 p.m. The CHOSEN TO LEAD change from the regular date of the second Monday was neces-ar- REPUBLICAN CLUB because of Seminary gradWomen's The Republican. uation. Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Wayne Holmgren, where an election of officers, was held. Mrs. John Chadaz was chosen president; Mrs. Gifford Watland, vice president; and Mrs. Ray Roghaar, secretary and treasurer. Ron Wiscome, State Republican chairman was present at All Junior scout leaders, sen- the meeting to offer advice on ior patrol leaders, patrol leadorganization and other matters ers,, assistant patrol leaders, of importance to the members. junior assjstant scoutmasters, quartermasters and scribes, den COMMUNITY chiefs, scoutmasters and assistants of this area are expected METHORIST CHURCH to participate in an overnight Sunday May 20, 1956 training session this weekend. Sermon: The .group will meet Saurday the Inward Witness" "Finding afternoon at the Tremonton North ball park at 4:00 p.m. for registration and assignment to WILL CLOSE area. Supper by the troop sys- SATURDAY tem will be from 6:00 to 1:00, AFTERNOONS with the opening session of proAnnouncement is made this gram explanations, ceremonies week that the Jay Dee Harris 7:30. and songs at of business will be closed place Training films and follow up, afternoons until furSaturday scout skills and contests and a ther The new closing notice. campfire program will continue will go into effect regulations until 10.00. next Saturday. Reveille will be at 6:00 a.m. Sunday with the colors at 6:15 and breakfast from 6:30 until 8:00. Camp inspection and clean up will be followed by dismissal at 9:00. The general committee in charge includes Deverl Payne, chairman, Alvin Fuller, Clair Firth, Ernest Able and Ken Shaffer. y Scout Leaders to n, Mr. and Mrs. David Eichon of St. Anthony. Ida., are announcing the birth of their first son, May 1. They also have a daughter. The mother is Lucretia Earl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Earl of Tremonton. William Webb of mission companion of Jesse Roberts, A. C. Green, who is a member of the tabernacle choir, will be the speaker in Tremonton First Ward Sunday evening at 6:00 p.m. He will talk on the choir trip to Europe and will also give vocal numbers during the program. A Heads Knife and Fork Club Services Held for Nels Christensen 3rd Ward Champs GREEN TO SPEAK IN FIRST WARD Tremonion. Utah Hold Overnight (&k mi WESLEY GEPHART Heads Knife And Fork Club A Tremonton merchant, Wesley C. Gephart was elected ot the Box Elder president Knife and Fork Club for the 1956-5- 7 year. Vice presidents named include Hyrum Marble, Garland, and Angus P. Ward, Willard. Three new directors were named for a term of three years. They are J. S. Fruin, Tremonton, Reed Nielsen, Portage, and Miss Lenora Romer, Brigham City. Hold over directors are Oleen Gam, Fielding; D. G. Nelson Jr., Snpwville; C. V. Forsgren, L. A. Richardson and Stella Young, all of Brigham City. " Wild Life Grouf Meets Mondav The Bear River Wildlife Fed., will hold a meeting Monday May 28, at the Utah Power and Light auditorium,' at 8 p.m. The program will be in charge of the Fish committee of which Don Woodward is chairman. Every one is invited to attend this fine educational program. Training Session Receives Special. SCHOOL BOARD Recognition At Utah State soon as a budget has been pre- continued from front page Special recognition was given to Lorna Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mason of Garland, at the USAC annual Awards Banquet this past week for her participation in student-bod- y activities. She was one of the few who accumulated 200 or more points in activities of the school year. Miss Mason was voted a "Buzzer Personality" for and is one of 12 seniors to be so featured in the college yearbook. She was also elected to Alpha Sigma Nu, honorary senior organization, whose members are chosen for their personality and participation in school activities. Lorna is a member of the Alphi Chi Omega sorority, serShe was ving as chosen this year as the Kappa Sigma fraternity "Star and Crescent Girl." She has served on Union Building committees for three years and was a officer last year. 1955-195- 6, vice-preside- Scholarship Given To Hollis Johnson Hollis R. Johnson of Garland has been named a recipient of a graduate scholarship in Physics of $1000. Mr. Johnson is one of the ten to merit the scholarships, which are a part of a total of $18,000 to be given graduate students of Brigham Young University. Hollis is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O. Johnson of Garland. He is married to the former Grete Leed and they have a year old daughter. He is working for a Master's Degree at the pared for the coming year. Further help was given the Elwood School improvement program by approval of the payment of cost of pulling trees on the school grounds. This was done with the agreement of the local people to erect a fence on the north side along the irrigation ditch, with the Board to LEGION PLANS MEMORIAL SERVICES The American Legion annual Memorial Day Services will be conducted as usual this year at both Riverview and Bear River Cemeteries. The programs will be under the supervision of Roy Roberts, Americanism chairman. The first program will be at the Riverview Cemetery at 10:30 and the other service will DR. MASON S OFFICE TO BE CLOSED Dr. Reese B. Mason will be in Salt Lake City the rest of this week attending the dental so his office will be con-venio- n, closed. PIANOS Used Cut Down see STANLEY ANDERSON New local representative of DUNKLEY MUSIC COMPANY who will be glad to show you pianos or bring one to your home. Accordions also for Sale. B. Y. U. Dealer Your GRADUATES continued from page The Board asked that a study-bmade of providing uniforms or coveralls for custodians and bus shop mechanics and recommendations brought to a later meeting. A request for purchase of playground equipment at the Central School with the PTA paying one half the cost was made, but the Board felt his was impossible at this time because of lack of funds. Approval was given for hard surfacing the playground area Bunderson for the Hervin School, now under construction in Erigham City. Sprinkling System at B.R.H.S. The cost of completing the underground sprinkling system at Bear River high school football field was reported to be $1000.00, and the initial cost of hose if the project was not completed would be $250. A committee was appointed to study the matter and determine what should be done. A repr t was given by Superintendent Weight of the study of the exceptional child program and that two groupings have been made, the Educable Group and the Remedial Group. A motion was passed to make an application for two distinctive units for each of these two groups. Proudly Joins in Celebrating the Dedication of the 1 Donna Mae Matlock Hansen, Laralee Hansen, LeVona Beth Hansen, Saundra Mae Hansen, Carolyn Alta Harris, LaRaine Giles Harris, Brenda Lee Hea-toLois Marie Iverson, Carol Anne Kent, Barbara LaRee GENERAL MOTORS TECHNICAL CENTER . n, Ko-for- - Joan Lamb, Arline Laub, Gerry Maxine Leak, Susan Jane Linford, Beatrice Eliza Lott, Patsy Claire Mann, Elaine Mich-aelie Glenys Marie Neal, Neaman, Peggy Ann Nelson, Koy Nessen, Anna Marie Nielsen, Sheila Jane Drdner, Leola Diana Petersen, Marian Louise Petersen, Pasculita Pey-opSonja Grace Pierson. Jeri McMurdie Robbins, Suzan Jane Scalley, Carol Janae Sten- quist, Janeal Stone, Shanna Summers, Peggy Ann Theurer, Karen Kay Thompson, Doris Marie Udy, DeAnne Whitaker. THEATRE Show Place of Bear River Valley GARLAND 20 1 ADMISSION PHONE AL7-319- s, Dar-len- 50 1 1 -- Wednesday thru Saturday May 16. 17. 18. 19 Ill i Tin Illly d, '"- - e, " - - - v. , i nn Boys: Carlos Frildo Andersen, Jack Andersen, Melvin Henry Barrus, Wayne Berchtold, William Alfred Bishop, Theral Michael Bishop, Edward Lindley Earl Thales Cannon, Bowen, Gary Alan Castleton, Benjamin F. Clark, Ralph William Vern Deakin, Lester R. Earl, Arlo Ericksen, Lowell Jay Ivan Fallows, Estep, LaVar Francom. Stephen Kennard Hales,, A. L. Hansen, Harvey Don Harris, Warren Walter Hickman, Darwin John, Eldon Johnson, Gary Elvan Korth, Ursel Neil Knud-seRay Earl Lish, Reese Grant Marble, Hal Johnson Mason, Blaine- - Gary Miller, Reed Owen Nielsen, Gordon Arnold North, Cleland Ross Petersen, Richard Kirk Petersen, Jerry Ross Petersen. Dallis JoseDh Piprsrwi Kenneth Ray Porritt, James Douglas Price. Ray Reynolds, Jay Leon Rhodes, Vaughn Rhodes, Dennis Lee Richards, Robert W. Roun-dLaVell Eugene Saunders, Jasper Dean Shaffer, Elmo Kent Shaffer, Earland M. Smith, Leon Sorensen, Clain Reed Spencer, Gary Stenquist, Karl Volney Stenquist, Ronald S. Stimpson, Kent Summers, Jack Kenneth Taylor, Duane Thomas, Norman George Troseth, Bryce H. Udy, James Halverson Waldron, Dal las Whitaker, Robert Kenneth Wood, Gary LaMar Woodruff. Lee Culli-mor- nOWKMM n ill lai) Lmtok omaM rtrHIM If toMrt Abo "Johnny Appleseed . Sunday thru Wednesday May 20. 21. 22. 23 (Mta I e, The 1956 Cadillac Coupe de Ville in the dramatically beautiful lobby of the new Styling Section at the General Motors Technical Center n, We cordially invito you to voir our showroom thh weeic to celebrate the formal institution and tot and drive the magnificent 1956 Cadillac opening of this gnat ... y, Coming Miracle In The Rain "Commanche" 1955 Academy Award Winner "Marty" We hope that you will visit our showroom to help us celebrate this historic opening . . . and to see, inspect and drive one of the most brilliant examples of General Motors progress in styling and engineering the 1956 Cadillac. in everything in performance in luxury In beauty it is unmisthat makes a motor car a joy to own and to utilize takably the "car of cars". We will be happy to see you at any time to give you the keys for a personal demonstration drive and to acquaint you with some news about cost and delivery that we think you will find difficult to resist. We'll be looking forward to seeing youl The opening of the fabulous new General Motors Technical new era of automotive Center in suburban Detroit heralds advancement. No ordinary manufacturer's laboratory, the Technical Center is the world's largest establishment devoted to research in the industrial arts and sciences. More than ten years in the building, it occupies over 330 acres and employs four thousand engineers, scientists, researchers and stylists. ... ... ... ALL WAYNE SAND MOTOR CO. EAST TREMONTON PHONE 16 MAIN. :hcck your car check accidents |
