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Show THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969 THE LEADER -- GARLAND UTAH TIMES, TREMONTON, PAGE 5 Tremonton Items LB''IHKHSilu.S Fuel system dirty? ' H ill MIT J " Eleaner Capener, Jody Hansen, Bruce Hansen By FLO MTJKSON Duplicate Bridge wis played at the Cross Roads dining room Thursday. Winners were Susan Taylor and Bonnie Wei-l- erj Glena Merrill and Ruth Batyj Eleanor Taylor and Walla Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. George Nap-o- li and tomlly spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends In Grouse Creek. Mrs. George Kapoli and Mrs. Richard Bardwell attended a Northern Utah Family Life Committee meeting at the Court House in Logan Wednesday. The Fun Club held a fall party along with their husbands at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Larsen Saturday evening. Following a de-- Bearft Wins National Recognition For Yearbook Vs Chevron Fuel Filters remove rust, dirt and sediment down to 20 microns. CALL YOUR MAN STANDARD OIL IN TREMONTON MAX WALKER Standard Oil Company of California ng 69 high school yearbooks. ment, and layout design conIn competition with year stituted, in part, the basis books from high schools thro the award. for ughout the nation, the Bear- for photography and Praise fax rated among the upper reproduction came picture 10 per cent of annuals judged from the judges, who also to gain the coveted award. gave other aspects of the book 1 1 . wtmm SsSfe favorable 1 American Education Week 1 The week of November 10 through November 14 is "American Education week; the theme of which is "A Salute I When to Parents from Teachers EvIn ttort. our at visit Salt lok friendly drop City, you and it) selection of wettern n Brows tha widest clothing erywhere." In observance of through 8 this laddlery In the country, latest styles. Fair prices. special week, the faculty - WESTERN BOOTS SADDLERY . RANCHWEAR of Bear River Junior High 8 Send for your FREE 96 Pago Color Catalogue School is inviting the parents V Order by snail. We ship anywhere. ft of BRJH students to attend a dinner and program at 7 on November 10 in our p.m. V RANCHWEAR , school cafeteria. The meal V 8 will cost 40(3 " 4 5 per person. Serving, the "Nation from the Heart of the West " Parents are also urged to $ 62 East 2nd" South' Street " Salt Lake City, Utah" 841 ll conDept. "N" attend the parent-teach- er ferences which will be held I t Mary Lynn Howard, Annette Ashby, and Marilyn Larkin. Business Manager was Bruce Hansen. Other staff members responsible for the annual were Keith Manning, Christy Harris, and Lorraine Larsen. Clyde Morris is yearbook advisor. Mr. Morris's success as Bearfax advisor has brought him state and national comment. "The Bearfax is a bright, lively, colorful book that reflects much work and planning," they said. acclaim. Original art work for divisions was made by Brian much I Jacke Wclfo ( . Vi en-iti- time at The direction of rating comes from the Marble under the Bear River High School! Mrs. art Marge ne Asinstructor, National Scholastic Press the sociation located at the UnAgain the Bearfax, Thurston. school's yearAssociate editors for the iversity of Minnesota. book, has gained A Bearfax were Jody Plan of book, photography, 1968-the highest rating given Eleanor Capener, Hansen, comspecial pages, editorial can award-winni- licious dinner, games were played and a social enjoyed. Mrs. George Kapoli attended a Community Action Conference at the Court House in Logan Thursday concerning the possibility of getting funds for a Senior Citizens Center and a Museum in Tremonton. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Baer and Alma Theurer were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wood and son Allen of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Wood of Ogden and Kent Wood of Logan. Richard Sevan of Twin Falls, Dale Baird of Ogden and Dale Baird Sr. of Roy visited at the Baer home Saturday. i- -l ! . f Summers Mrs. Laverne week Mrs. last spent visiting Dorma Bonhan in Pleasant View and her daughter, Mrs. NEW STUDENT CABINET members of Bear River High are shown with principal Barbara Hodgen in Salt Lake. Kleon Kerr. They are, front row: Julia Sayama, Ronda Rudd, Mr. Kerr, Gaye Stukes She also visited her father, Louis Cervantez, Robert Miller, Kelly Waldron and Back: and Timothy. Beverly John Childs in Ogden. Mrs. The new group, formed for the first time last year, meets regularly Arnold. Robert Summers accompanied Mrs. with the principal to discuss school problems and administrative decisions. Bert Firth, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Firth and daughter, De Anne of Bothweli to Layton spent Sunday in Kaysville vis- - licious hot luncheon was ng Mr. and Mrs. Max Rees joyed and the evening spent FIELDING BAZAAR last week where they attended a Golden Wedding open and family. SET FOR NOV. 14 doing handiwork. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wa- tWeekend guests of Mr. and house for Mr. and Mrs. Eukins have returned home af-- Mrs. Ralph Rose were Mr. gene Jones. "Old Fashioned County Fater spending several weeks and Mrs. Ernest Nish of Salt WEEKEND GUESTS of Mr. visiting their and Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Larry ir" will theme the annual bazaar sponsored by the F ieand Mrs. Earl Fuhriman were daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Win- Rose of Brigham. lding Relief Society to be at Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Myers ston Richards in Carson City, Ward building Friday, Nov. the Nev. of Murray. 14. V.D. GARLAND BAZAAR Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Serving will start prompand Mrs. Darrell Lewis and Bowcutt is their THIS FRIDAY NIGHT at 6 p.m. Large and small tly family were Mr. and Mrs. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. lunch will be available. plate Don Jackson who have returOliver Parris of Virginia, will consist of pie, Dessert Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ned to their home in Dugway By ESSE PETERSON cake, ice cream and punch. Lewis of Malad and Mr. and after spending the past four The East Garland Relief Attractive bazaar items will Mrs. Terry Lewis of Field- months in Areata, Calif. Ot- Society is holding their ango on sale at 7:30 p.m. wBowcutts at her the guests ing. nual Bazaar this week, Friday ider the direction of Mrs. MiMrs. R.L. Packer is re- cabin in Logan Canyon for the 7th. Supper will be serlton Bywater. Handiwork of all ceiving medical care at the the weekend were Mr. M ved at 7 p.m., the Bazaar kinds along with stuffed anidaughMrs. Ron Kalt and IDS Hospital in Logan. items will go on sale at 8. mals and other gifts items Poul-son ter Lydia of Salt Lake and This includes quilts, hand Dr. and Mrs. Robert plus baked goods, home mu(k spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Joe Wood. work of all kind, baked goods candy and carmel apples wi!! The Tren Flora Twee die and Mr. and and candy. on sale. go Mrs. Merritt L. Poulson in Fun Club met with Mrs. Ral Bring your families and enA fish pond and cake walk Salt Lake. ph Rose of Garland as host- joy a meal with us, cheaper will provide entertainment for Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rees ess Thursday evening. A de- - than you can eat at home. children of all ages. on the afternoons of November 12, 13, and 14 until five o' son-in-l- aw son-in-l- aw Id-a- ho, nton-Garla- nd clock. Parents with the last names starting with are asked to come Wednesday. A-- G Those whose names begin with H-- 0 are asked to come Thursday. Those whose names begin with P-- Z may visit FriII it is not day afternoon. convenient to come on the specified day, you are welcome any time on the other two afternoons, i Students will be dismissed after lunch on r these three days. We hope that you will take advantage of this opportunity to look into your schools. BRANDS I DRUGGISIS X. UAGUE DRUG STORES I fP IJA CRx7j 1 iai, r rVJ - h wed.-thurs.-fri..s- ! ; at. Our Prime Bdn8 Your PregcriPdon The Bear River Drug For Finest In PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER UMjUK fU Your Health 1 It' know jw Uf ,Mi TLf3o INOEPtNDlNl I S'raItjJ Candy Reducing To J P,a" , Profesnal Rafl- - Service. $3-2- $99 NOW! 5 Cwi ELDER PETERSEN Homecoming Set For Elder Petersen Nord Petersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard N. Petersen of Penrose, returns from California Central Mission this Friday. 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