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Show Page 8, THE LEADER-GARLAN- D TIMES. November 11. 1976 Elks Name Two Top Teens By Chris Webb is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Webb of Tremonton, Utah. Chris is presently serving as President of the senior class. He is of the football team. Chris has been active in the Choir Club, Key Club and FHA. He is a member of the football, basketball and baseball team, has letered in all three sports and has been a Sophomore and Junior representative of the Brier Club. In special activities he has particiof pated in "Brigadoon" and "Title male Choir, plays, Liberty" quartet Heritage Arts and was Roadshow chairman. He has many hobbies, including water-skiinhunting, fishing, ping pong, hiking and golf. Joel Galbraith, Exalted Ruler, stated that the members of the selection include PER committee for 1976-7- 7 Manuel Fuentes, chairman, Doyle Morrison and Evan Day and student body presidents, Val Thurston, Box Elder, and Nolan Hess, Bear River. community activities, primarily church and special activities. She has been active in FHA, Spanish Club, Actor's Guild and Ski Club. She was elected cheerleader, Girl's Dance assembly chairperson and received a student body award for cheerleading and activities. She also received an excellent and a superior ribbon at USU cheerleading clinic. She was a MiaMaid First Counselor, LDS Seminary representative and member of Bishop's Youth Council; Darwin Wamsley A new beet dump was formed recently when one of Gaylen Christensen's beet trucks overturned on the while runnentrance to to the West Jordan from ing Garland sugar factory. The driver, Delbert W. Olsen, of Garland was not injured in the accident, although the tractor and trailer received considerable Cynthia Misrasi And Chris Webb Brigham City Elks announced this week that the September selection for Teenager of the Month were Cynthia Misrasi and Chris Webb, both of Bear River High School. Cynthia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Misrasi of Garland, and was selected on the basis of her participation in school organization, Miss Chris Wells Beet Dump Formed Gets Mission Cell damage. A hump in the road, made while the road was under construction, was cited as the cause of the accident. It caused the weight of the beets to shift to one side. Chris Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Wells of Tremonton has received a call from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints to serve in the -Helsinki mission. Her farewell will be Nov. 14 in the Tremonton Second Ward at 4 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. r Finland- Christensen's Woody Stimpson, was called from West Jordan to clean up the road while traffic was being held up or detoured. loader-operato- beet-cover- fJ) A Chris ( Wells rjH All-Sta- g, received outstanding achievement award in Seminary Bowl. She has numerous hobbies, including refurbishing antiques, macrame and collecting dolls. snow-skiin- 1 Chris Webb Tremors Felt 'Steady As Rock?' ern part of Box Elder County 15 miles southwest of the aftershock zone of the March 1975 6.0 earthquake in Pocatello Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hawkes reported feeling the quake and noted that the room swayed. Mrs. Mabel Nessen felt the quake while in bed. One resident described the quake as "just like we had before the big one By Christine Deakin and Alan Manning Hansel Valley was not a good place last week for the person who likes to think he's as steady as a rock. Valley residents were mildly shaken by a number of small earthquakes which rumbled through the area Thursday and Friday. Quakes measuring 3.4, 4.1, and 3.7 at 6:16 p.m., 7:49 p.m., and 10:54 p.m. were recorded on the Richter Scale during November 4. Another shock of 2.8 was registered on November 5 at 3:58 a.m. University of Utah seismologists said that over 600 tremors have occurred there in the last year. Dr. Walter Arabasc, research seismologist said the quakes were "probably" linked with the Hansel Valley fault which produced a 6.6 quake in 1934 (one of the largest earthquakes ever recorded in Utah). No injuries or damage was reported. The quakes took place in the north A hit" years ago. The large earthquake of Marsh ( 3 27, which was produced by the fault o line near the border, was preceded by foreshocks of similar magnitude, but the recent tremors are not definite signs of a coming earthquake of destructive size, seismologists warn. Such small quakes are often signs that the fault is giving off energy it for a gradually, rather than storing " " .. Jarge. tremor. Several quakes of similar magnitude have been recorded in the Imperial Valley of southern California during the past week also: 1975, Utah-Idah- . Cynthia Misrasi y ; "Snow Boss" makes good business It pays for itself, then starts making sense. 'Pillow Talk' Held Over At School By Christine Deakin Bear River High School's production of ' Pillow Talk" will be held over, according to Bryan Buchanan, president of Bear River Actors Guild. The dates are set for Friday, Nov. 12 and Saturday, Nov. 13. With the curtain rising at 7:30 p.m. a profit. ; Here's the package! Friday, Saturday Mrs. Betty Bone, director, said, "People could not come last weekend and they wanted to see the play. So we will do it again." Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children (12 and under). They can be purchased at the door or from any member of the Bear River Actors Guild. 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