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Show THE Debaters Public Throe Couples Attend Earn Notice Governor's Inaugural Trophies Portcgo V7oy By I la Mae John Mr. and Mrs. Virgil C. Harris accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gleed of Malad to Wendell, Idaho Sunday where they were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Madsen. Monday the three couples drove to Boise, Idaho where they attended the inaugural of Idaho's new Governor John V. Evans. Governor Evans is a native of Malad. The couples returned home Monday evening. Noel Gibbs of Monroe, Utah was a Saturday and Sunday guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gibbs. Arriving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester P. Neal Wednesday was Mr. .Veal's sister, Mrs. Laura Harrington of Butte, Montana. Mrs. Harrington visited for a week and returned home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bell of Ogden visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Bell, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snow and families Sunday. Elder Devere Harris, regional representative, accompanied Elder L. Tom Perry to the Twin Falls Idaho West stake to reorganize the stake presidency. Friday, Saturday and Sunday Elder Harris was overnight guest of the new stake president. President and Sister Don Wattson and Elder Perry stayed with the outgoing president and wife, President and Sister Tate. A youth conference was held and the regular conference session. Elder Harris returned home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wynn John and son, Larry, and daughter, Melanie, took Jeff and Julie Williams of Malad to Salt Lake City Sunday to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sharrell Williams, who are very ill in the LDS Hospital and the Veterans Hospital. Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wynn John were Mr. and Mrs. Jeddie Ricks of Benson and Miss Marlene John of Logan. Saturday dinner guests of Mrs. Esther John were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Facer and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jeppson and daughter, Machell, all of Taylorsville. Saturday and Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Gibbs were Mrs. Merrie Petty and family of Farmington. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Morris took their grandson, David, back to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris of Garland. David had spent the past week with his grandparents. Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Howell were Mr. and Mrs. Don Fornsgren of Thatcher, Idaho. Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Wendell C. Hall visited in Ogden with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowen and family. They also attended a session in the Temple. Keith and Aaron Lamb, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lamb of Plymouth were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Udy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Val Dee Gibbs were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Gibbs' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Starr of Plymouth. Mrs. Gerwin (Luetta Barnes) Johp was buried here Friday. Funeral services were held in the Third Ward. Her husband preceded her in death. She is the mother of two sons and one daughter. Among those attending the viewing and funeral services for David Burton (Burt) Napier in Malad Tuesday evening and Wednesday, were Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Thelma Gibbs, Azella Gibbs, Arthur L. Gibbs and Ila Mae John. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wiser of Eden, Idaho were guests of Mrs. Wiser's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester P. Neal Friday and Saturday. Congratulations to Julee Hawks and Chris Perry who were married in Salt Lake City Thursday. Julee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua D. Hawks of Portage and Chris is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Perry of Logan. Elder L. Tom Perry C. Harris, performed the marriage, among those witnessing the marriage were the parents, also Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hawks of Rexburg, Mrs. Jo Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Morris and son, Steven Morris, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Dunyon, all of Midvale, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morris and Bishop and Mrs. Douglas Gibbs of Portage. Following the wedding the party enjoyed a wedding dinner in the church office building. A reception was given by the bride's parents Friday evening at the Tremonton Stake Center and several from our ward attended and wished the young couple the best in life. Friday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Thomas were Mr. and Mrs. Kent Thomas of Provo. Mrs. J. Reed Nielsen visited in Ogden Wednesday. Her grandson Dustin Cannon, came home with her and stayed until Sunday when his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cannon and sons came up and visited Mrs. Cannon's parents and they took Dustin home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morris and grandson David were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Hupp and daughters in Hansel Valley. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Josh Hawks were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hawks and family of Rexburg, Idaho. Monday dinner guests of Mrs. Esther John were Mrs. Jesse Paskette of Salt Lake City and her daughter, Mrs. Lee Mayo and sons of Germany. Mrs. Mayo will stay in Salt Lake City until her husband is released from the Army in July. Mrs. Wynn John accompanied her sister, Mrs. Vernal Goodey of Clarkston to Malad Thursday where they enjoyed a birthday dinner for Mrs. Goodey at the home of their mother, Leona Williams. Other sisters enjoying the day together were Mrs. Gerald Williams of Malad and Mrs. Bill Hill of Choir Gives Program At Sacrament Service Fryer Sunday evening provided an extra spiritual benefit as a large crowd attended Sacrament Meeting to hear the Bear River High School A CapHla Choir. The outstanding voices of a large group of young people under the able direction of leader, Carl Asliby, was thrilling to hear. One could not help but think of the many hours of concentrated effort it lakes, both by Mr. Ashby and these young people to acquire the excellent delivery they master in their songs. Miss Merrilee Coburn and Miss Kathy Ririe, two of our lovely young ladies sing in this choir. Talks were given by Miss Christine Grow, Miss Diane Gardner, Miss Coburn and Miss Ririe. Jean Wright Hunsaker accompanies the choir and It was years ago since her beautiful voice was to be only a few heard singing with this ,roup. We have always been proud of the young people in Dewey ville who have sung in tho choir throughout the years. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Gardner were Sunday dinner quests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pett in Brigham City. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Haycock were in Salt Lake City, last Wednesday. Warren attended meetings of the Land Board at the State Capitol and Norma visited with her sister, Mrs. Elaine New-some. Word about Ron Lewis is that there is a possibility surgery can be avoided and he will wear a large cast for several months and be at home. He has been showing signs of improvement. : Don's Furniture 2348. Chase's ZM. Dent Kirh 22X3. Hi Team Game Scratch: Dent Rich Ml. Taylor Farm 21. Gepnart's C22. Hi Team Came Hdcp: Don's Furniture 811 and 802. Chase's 7S5. Gep- Tre-mont- on Dewey v7e Way By Alene 1762. Hdi-p- nart's 72. Hi Ladies' Series Scratch: Iris Hawkes 551, Beeper Kavsten 491. Gloria Frank 460. Hi Ladies' Series Hdcp: Iris Hawkes 668. Gloria Frank 640. Marlene 62. Hi Ladies' Game Scratch: Flora Whiteford 190. Iris Hawkes 189 & 183. Hi Ladies' Game Hdcp: Gloria Frank It Flora Whiteford 233. Iris Hawkes 228. Marlene DeJarnatt 22(1. Hi Men's series Scratch: Judd Kavsten 508. Tod Whiteford 500. Dee Hunsaker 471. Hi Men's Series Hdcp: Ken DeJarnatt It Mont Doman 597. Tod Whiteford 596. Dee Hunsaker 591. Hi Men's Game Scratch: Tod White-lor- d 191. Judd Ravsten 187 & 179. .Mont Doman 179. Hi Men's Game Hdcp: Mont Doman 235. Tod Whiteford 223. Ken DeJarnatt 220. Splits Converted: Tod Whiteford It Jan Petersen Adam Brenk-maIt Horace Gardner n Bear River Valley Ladies League Monday, Jan. 24. 1977 Hi Ind Game Scratch: Fay Murphy Esther Storrer 184, Fay Murphy Karleen Poulson 177, Julie Brown 199, 179, 175. . Hi Ind Game Hdcp: Karleen Poulson 219, 211. Fay Murphy 214, Esther Storrer Hi Ind Series Scratch 513, 462. Esther Storrer : 464, A Bear River High picked up two Law's 728. Mack's 719. Hi Team Game Hdcp: Mack's 917, Classic 898, Golden Spike 888. Hi Team Series Scratch: Classic 2159, Law's 2079, Mack's 2020. Hi Team Series Hdcp: Golden Spike 2625, Mack's 2614, Classic 2570. Splits Converted: Rhoda Haramoto Rhoda Welling Madge Ander- - Jan. LEAGUE Lonnie Korth 189, Iris Hawkes Amando Luera and Maria Luera, Husband and Wife, Defendant. To be sold at Sheriffs sale on the 17th day of February, 1977 at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, on the front steps of the Box Elder Court House, in Brigham City. Utah all the right, title, claim and interest of the defendants to the following described property to wit: senting Bonneville, Roy, Box Elder, Ben Lomond, Ogden and Bear River. Students participated in oratory, impromptu and extemporaneous speaking and Lot 177. Hi Game Hdcp: Beeper Ravsten 234, Lonnie Korth 213, Iris Hawkes 198. Hi Series Scratch: Beeper Ravsten Ml. Lonnie Korth 499, Iris Hawkes 497. ' HI Series Hdcp: Beeper Ravsten (31, Norma Ogbora 5M. Lonnie Korth S71. Hi Game Hdcp: Foxy Fashions 746, Thomas Cafe 724, BR Drag 720. Hi Series Scratch: Foxy Fashions . 1842, Thomas Cafe 1710, Lloyd's Welding 1647. Hi Series Hdcp: Foxy Fashions 2196. Rocket Apt. 2095, Thomas Cafe 2076. Splits Converted': Rae McDonald Grace Supan Iris Hawkes 2- Mid Metz Beeper Ravsten 3- Sylvia Hodges USERS 687. Hi Team Game Hdcp: Golden Bowl o 807. BR State Bank 808, Hi Men's Series Scratch: Ronald , Misrasi-538Ron Petersen 543, Steph Henrie 528. Hi Men's Series Hdcp: Ron Henrie 863. Gary Petersen Gale Welling 624, 210, 193. Gary Petersen 197, Gary Petersen 228. Hi Ladies' 237, Ron Henrie Emerson Earl Series Scratch: Rhoda Diane Potter 499, Rhoda Welling 543, Haramoto 494. - Hi Ladies' SeriesHdcp7 "Rhoda Welling 621, Diane Potter 19. Rhoda h Haramoto 617. Hi Ladies' Game Scratch: Diane Potter 209, Rhoda Welling 195, Rhoda Haramoto 181. Hi Ladies' Game Hdcp: Diane Potter 249, June Lish 221, Rhoda Welling 221. Splits Converted: Jeanne Jones Tod Whiteford AFL-CI- O public-private-- Every Tuesday evening; nt Street, Tremonton. The young people are preparing for the big event to be held in Salt Lake City all night on February 5, a "Lock-In- " at the YMCA. Mr. Tom Carter will drive his motor home with the young people to the happening. This occasion will also include young people of the Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Brigham City. There will be about 30 young people and sponsors attending from the two churches. Do you know any high school age young people who would be interested in attending a private, church-relate- d boarding school? For information, write Rev. Daniel L. Consla, Director of Admissions, Wasatch Academy, Mt. Pleasant, Utah, 84647. The Community United Methodist Church will include a special offering the first Sunday of every month for the collection of foodstuffs for the Community or academic year. This popular annual competition measures the student's familiarity with the American Labor movement by means of an examination and essay. These be independently judged by university professors. The scholarship awards may be used at any accredited college or university in the United States. Interested students need to make application through their high schools by March 11. All Utah High School principals and class advis- exams will then ors have further The following applications have been filed with the State Engineer to appropriate water in Box Elder County throughout the entire year unless otherwise designated. Locations in SLB&M. Clair J. 47319 Firth, R.F.D. No. 2, Tremonton, Utah 84337. 0.015 sec. ft. of water is to be diverted 0 ft. from a well. deep at a point S. 150 ft. and ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 24, TUN, R4W, (Bothwell); and used for the stockwater-in- g of 300 cattle In NWVd Sec. 24, TUN, R4W. 47363 Ben Martinez, 236 W. 3680 So., Salt Lake City, Utah. 0.03 sec. ft. if water is to be diverted rom an well, 200 ft. deep at a point S. 1500 ft. and E. 200 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 1, T12N, R15W, (Dove Creek); and used for the domestic purposes of two families, stock watering of 10 cattle; and used from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 for the irrigation of 1.0 ac. in SWV4NWV4 Sec. 1, (29-210- Emerson Earl Hi Men's Game Hdcp: 250, WATER TO NOTICE - ' 200-30- v T12N, R15W. 47369 Robinson & Mortensen, o R. T. Robinson, Oakley, Idaho 83346. 0.045 sec. ft. of water is to be diverted from a spring at a point N. 2910 ft. and W. 150 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 27, T12N. R13W, (6 mi. SE of Park Valley); and used for the stockwatering of 40 cattle in ENE4. NEV4SEV4 Sec. 27, (13-306- OFFER GOOD FROM JAN. 27 TO FEBRUARY 5 Can't find room to park them are overstocked So we are offering you these outstanding buys on used And you receive a General cars and trucks We top-qualit- Motors built has extra It seat, cruise control, Protests resisting the applica- tions with reasons therefore must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 442 State Capitol, Salt !.ake City, Utah 84114, on or before Feb. 26, 1977. Ton Pickup equipment, camper in Jan. and 13, 20 460 V8 NADA OUR low Engine, And you get appliance of your choice free. 1975 GMC It Ton V2 4-Wh- Drive Pickup eel stereo radio has Sierra Classic, ( and tape and air conditioning NADA our price Price Average '5,525 And you get appliance of your choice free. 1975 GMC Sierra Ton 34 4-Wh- Drive Pickup eel air conditioning, Classic, auxiliary tank. fuel NADA $C yiQ OUR Price Average $ '5,975 1975 GMC 4 Sierra Model, Hi Ton V2 speed, 4-Wh- Drive Pickup eel fuel tank, power auxiliary NADA steering Average our price Price '5,350 ' 295 $ And you get appliance of your choice free. 1975 Chevrolet Monza Fast Back has radial It tires, 260 V8 Engine, steering. power NADA OUR Price Average '3,225 air conditioning. has vinyl roof, It 4-Do- NADA Sedan or Price Average OUR has V8 It automatic, Ton Pickup Vz steering, power auxiliary luel tank. our price NADA Price Average '3,575 And you get appliance of your choice free. 1974 Pontiac Grand Prix has cruise control, It and Rally factory 2-D- oor dash stereo tape in player, air conditioning PRICE A OQC LtiJ JJ OUR wheel, cruise control, trunk opener, steering f 7Ut; OUR vinyl roof, Wheels has tilt and telescopic It PRICE $3,195 '3,200 And you get appliance of your choice free. 1974 International PRICE ' 295 $ And you get appliance of your choice free. 1974 Chevrolet Impala PRICE ' And you get appliance of your choice free. 1973 Cadillac Sedan Deville The Leader PRICE 5,695 miles. Price '6,150 Average And you get appliance of your choice free. Dee C. Hansen STATE ENGINEER Published y at no extra charge. Frigidaire appliance 1976 Ford Super Cab c-- T12N, R13W. A One of these appliances free when you buy one of our Yes, choose from 1970 to 1976 used cars or trucks Frigidaire, Microwave oven, a Frigidaire Romper Room Refrigerator and Snack Box or a Frigidaire Room Air Conditioner. (13-306- granting of these ' 4 0 ' Published in The Leader, Jan. 27 and Feb. 3, 1977. Ferguson 2277. Hi Team Game Scratch: Golden Bowl 692. Ski Doo 690, BR State Bank competition to be held on April 4, 1977. Two $450 scholarship awards are being offered to any senior parochial school student in Utah who plans to enter college during the coming 7:30 p.m., junior high and high school youth of Tremonton meet at the home of Tommy Carter, 966 N. Tre-mo- c Arthur F. Redding, Sheriff of Box Elder County, Utah. By Bryce D. Hunsaker, Deputy Sheriff guson 1893. Hi Team Series Hdcp: BR State Bank 2365, Golden Bowl 2357, Massey ' 11,13 $iV$) D. Hi Team Series Scratch: BR State Bank 2002, Nick's 1896. Massey Fer- announces its nineteenth annual scholarship awards For Big Event Plat of American.) Dated this 20th day of January, 1977. 11177 The Utah State Make Plsns BLOCK 2, (To be sold for cash, lawful money of the United States LL'CKV STRIKE LEAGl'K Scholarship Methodist Youth 1, V Garland Survey student congress. "This is the best we've done in individual events this year," said instructor, Burr Dallof. This weekend the Bear River debaters will participate in the Golden Spike tournament held at Ogden High. 21, Used Car and Truck Reduction Sale vs. Hi Men'sGame Scratch: Ron Henrie Hi Game Scratch: Beeper Ravsten 224, Execution Notice Credit Bureau of Logan, Inc. A Utah Corporation, Plaintiff. "best student chairman" 648, 614. 20, 1977 State of Utah in and for the County of Bok Elder. and was voted by the participating students. Craig Okada earned a second place trophy overall in impromptu speaking. Six high school debate squads participating repre- Jan. Hi Team Game Scratch: Classic 761, First Judicial District of the Bonneville Invitational debate tournament in Ogden. Brian Buchanan earned the two first-plac- e trophies in student congress, one of the individual events conducted at the meet. One trophy was awarded for "best speaker" as determined by a judge and a second was awarded for Fay Murphy Julie Brown 462. In the District Court of the student first-plac- e trophies recently at the Hi Ind. Series Hdcp: Karleen Poulson 582, Fay Murphy 558, Julie Brown STARLITE 13 SHERIFF'S SALE I. 1977 Hi Tam Series Scratch: Dent Rich IMS. Taylor Farm 1791. Orphan's Hi Team Series TIMES. January 27. M77. Page D LEGAL NOTICE MIMIM.K.IITMIXKI) DOl BI.KS I K(.l K Jaauar) LEADER-GARLAN- vinyl roof. 27, 1977. PRICE $4,495 And you gel appliance of your choice free. 1Q73 Pnntinn Grnnd Snfnri Station Wntrnn It has 9 passenger seating, luggage rack, cruise control. And you get appliance of your choice free 1973 Pontiac Safari Station Wagon has 9 It Place Order Soon passenger seating, luggage rack. And you get appliance of your choice free. 1972 Chev Impala It For Tree Seedlings has vinyl roof, 2-Do- Custom Coupe or air conditioning. And you get appliance of your choice free. 1971 Ford Torino Has small V8 automatic, and 2-Do- air $3,295 conditioning. And you get appliance of your choice free. PRICE OUR $2,795 our price $2 OUR or PRICE OUR 1 95 PRICE 1,595 Pantry. Worship is held at the Community United Methodist Church, 207 North Tre-mo- nt Street, Tremonton, every Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Sunday School is provided for children and young people at 9:30 a.m. This Sunday evening, January 30, at 7:30 p.m., Mass will be held for local Roman Catholic residents at 207 No. Tremont Street, Tremonton, provided by St. Henry's Catholic Church. Utah residents planning on ordering tree seedlings for conservation plantings through the State Forester's Nursery are urged to place their orders soon. As of the 14th of January, 1977 inventories show only 252,000 hardwood, conifer and shrub seedlings remain for sale state wide. Tree seedlings obtained through the State Forester's nursery may be used for Christmas Tree Plantations, Reforestation, Wildlife Hab--it- Development, at Wind- breaks, Erosion Control pro- jects and other conservation type plantings. Tree seedlings sell for $10 per 100 or $75 per 1000. More information mayu be obtained at the Bear River Area Forester's Office, State of Utah Forestry and Fire Control, 160 North Main Street, Logan, Utah 84321. MANY, MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ! CRUMP WHEATLEY MOTOR CO. 695 PONTIAC W. Main Tremonton, Utal CADILLAC GMC |
