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Show I a! Basketballers A- . eague - Region Chase Opens - r Friday, B.E. Idle The Region I curtain will raise Friday with South Cache meeting Bear River at Bear River, Weber against Ogden and North Cache playing host to the Grizzlies. f .ill Box Elder draws a bye and you can bet that the coaching staff will take in a couple of these contests in order to prepare the Bees for their first contest against Logan the following Friday. The Bees open their Region Chase at Logan and the first home Region game will be here January 18 against North Cache. , . Wf J i, 4 V a, xc i V vr J ,JrT ,j . , J Harold Andersen . . . center . . , Bears Nip Twin . B In a game at Twin Falls, Idaho, Thursday, Dec. 27, the River-mecaipe from behind in the final period to put the touch on Twin Falls high 47 to 45. In a thriller, which was tip and tuck all the way, Nish and Stevens led the Bear attack with 17 and K1 points respectively, while Cross paced Twin Falls high with 15 pointers. . BEAR Bernards Hansen. from ear River City CITY ENDS TONIGHT "FORT DEFIANCE" H'M 4 "4 . t , Dave Mahnrose Richard White . . forward . . . . forwgrd, Bear River Power In Mi Casaba Contests In what turned out j to be, a rout, Bear Rivers potential squad easily disposed of Tooele high, 56 to 42,? Last Fri! day night in the j With Nish and Christensen pacing the Bears with 15 , and 17 points respectively, i the results were (tube obvious from the beginning, as the Bears in every quarter by a comfortable margin,and Used every player on the squad High scorer for Tooele was BuSh, witlv16 points. Tf you, are like 'most other people and, start the New Year and by ' making resolutions plans for improving your future, we suggest that you include in those plans a resolution to find out what place your social security insurance has in your own and your familys future. This statement was made by Wesley F, Watson of the Ogden social security office. v' If you are concerned over the problem of providing for an adequate Income for that time in the future when you will retire from active-- work, Mr. Watson said, we Suggest that you find out from us what: part if that retirement income may be provided by your social ' security insurance you pre concerned about ..if the security of your family, in case you should die, "we suggest that you find out from us what protection your social- security insurance provides ' for your family in the event itheq- - regular income js cut off by your death. ker attended the Xmas cantata held at the Logan tabernacle given by the Utah 'Agriculture music, department. Their 6ons, were members LeEoy and Frank ' ' . of the chorus.- Mr. anc Mrs. Jessie Brailsford are the proud parents of a baby ' , girl, born Dec. 23. Mr.' and Mrs. Louis Adams and daughters, Marion, La Dean, and Sharon Christensen of Pocatello, spent Christmas day Idajro, here. 'Mr. aftd Mrs. Ellis Arbon and the soh, Yanyle' are . spending holidays with their r daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Howard- Moo re. of Long (Beach, Calif. Mr. ana mts. '.Courtley Holman of Butbank,' Calif, visited his , mother,- Mrs.-- - Mary , Holman over the holiday. t-coming PAGE FOUR.. ' Friday evening a group motored to the Howard cafe in Brigham City where they enjoyed dinner. They went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bywater and spent' the remainder of the evening. Games were .played with prizes awarded at each table. Names were- drawn and each guest received a love. , , ly Xmas gift. 'Mr. and Mrs. Mil on By water attended a family party Saturday at the home of Mrs. Rozella Simper at Brigham City. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Simper of Lind, Utah, spent Wednesday night with hiS sifter,' Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bywater. 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TERPlLLAR'tRACtOBL O e v t , Chiel Engines " Vo - PLUS SERIAL, SHORTS, CARTOONS and NEWS matinee scama Gut iib uut a Dm peterion.nd' Bw V:.V (god ModueerY BOMBArMwim - - i ' - .V o.,. o.- Vl SS" v . Lake ; - - ffillUIlK MARLON Ol Merrill mtulat ' Equipment- - 1 Be,r , , Tractor Company or the tra the app1 Caterpillar" AIOI ( . ; ' I vf.. - l- Ceaderoea; 0UIF21D - - 'Vi. Utah'-'- TONIGHT ' - C4fiIPJ)lr ' Peterson T, actor. Service. ANGELS INTHE wiuam i , i vc r. m. SAiUXDAY nr GJUTVJicf: ,:7 nxucnb &1 :in "MdU , Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, January . 2, 1952 ary 11. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Hdlmgrea. - BOX ELDER NEWSj his squad against unusually tough competition in Region' One this year. His first league game will be Friday. Janu- Games Were played after which delicious refeshments were served Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Milton ByWater, Thomas Waddoups, Melvin Johnsen, Ernest Huggins, John Hardy, Clifford Jensen and Ercyt Whittaker. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Matteson and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Iversen banattended the Carpenters quet at the Indian school Friday evening. DeVere (Rock is home from the navy and is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lee Rock. Mrs. Lee Johnsen was gracious hostess to her club Thursday evening. Cards were the diversion of ttoe evening after which delicious lunch was served. Christmas gifts were exchanged. Pratt Holmgren is spending the holidays with his patents, a Bear-gym- - ', Coach Earl Ferguson f . . . dean of Utah high school coaches. He will be directing J I - cas-ab- -- ' . . Ms ymtA yim i "I soot t NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN f ''3 ,, j f SJ 4 anniversary last week at - the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Larsen of Brigham City,. A delicious dinner was served 'to Mr- - and Mrs. Bobbie Barker of Bear River, Mr. - and Mrs. Lee Hansen, Dr. and - Mrs. Floyd Barker and Mf. and Mrs. Clyde Barker of Brigham City, Mr.l and Mrs. Claude Barker of Bear River. "The guest of honor received many, lovely gifts. ,Le. roy and Frank Barker of Logan were also there.5 ", directory AT 4:00 P.M. After 6 p. m. $1.00 id $t Mrs, Claude Barker was pleasantly surprised on her birthday Every ROAD SHOW PRICES f V i of Ogden spent the holiday with hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. telephone'' OPEN it 1 HOVER i U t j- 1 sen ARE FACTS one who attended Sunday school Sunday morning will testify discovering how chirothat by so doing they really got practic can help return the Spirit of Christmas. The to See us health. them opening exercises were under for a consultation now. the direction of second assistant, Mrs. Violet Dwight Andersen. Burch had charge of the followDR. C. R JONES ing program: Address of wel 124 East 1st South come, Clifford Jensen; choral Phone 182 first intermediate The phone number of the News readings, and Journal Society editor is 77L class; poems, Stephen Holmgren, Sandra 'Jensen and Lyle Haufmann; song, Primary class; talk, Kenneth Burch', song, Scott Andersen acompanied by Ivy Andersen; reading, Robert Andersen; duet, Cordell Mortensen and Kay tBurch; address, Joy Waddoups; piano solo, Carla Iversen. The congregation sang several Christmas carols. New The chapel was beautifully decorated for the occasion. Brother Vernal Willie and Brother Collett of the stake gave some very interesting remarks. will be closed Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dallin and son, Roger, jretumed Saturday evening from Springville where they attended funeral services for Mr. DalHn's mother, Mrs. Polly Warren Dallin, age 83, held 'Friday. Mr. and Mrs. of Brigham (Lucky Doughton for changed or City accompanied them. Corporal and Mrs. Boyd Hawks additional listings or for of Granite City, 111., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Iversen and family. directory advertising eo Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnsen entertained the Chris Johnsen family at a very lovely Xmas party Wednesday evening. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Johnsen, and Mr. and Mrs. Osey Jensen of Brigham City, and Mr. and Mrs. Austin JOhnsen of North Logan. Mrs. Bomame Jensen entertained her club at a Xmas party Thursday evening. Gifts' were exchanged toy the group. January 9 & 10 Mr. and Mrs. Newell Check-ett- s were hosts at a very enjoyWEDNESDAY able party Thursday evening in THURSDAY LL the form of a house warming. 75c till 6 p. m. V Kelly Farmer . , forward . . n Every day thousands are fv . Phil Oyler 7 . guard . . BEHS Basketball General Falls Thursday r N. Hunsaker . . . guard . . ,4 , S .: Elwyn Olsen . . . guard . . . f , - i ; Painless Treatment QUICK RESULTS! W V . ' ' - v- all |
