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Show Former Brigham Miss Sigma Chi Finalist Junior High Girls Becky Pearse, 18, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harper L. Pearse, 2785 St. Marys Way, Salt Lake City, formerly of Brigham City, is one of the finalists for the "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi title at University of Utah. Miss Pearse is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and one of the six finalists chosen from 21 original contestants by a Sigma Chi chapter vote on Tuesday. The Sweetheart will be chosen tonight, Friday, and will be crowned at the Sweetheart Ball on Saturday nieht. Hold Fashion Show Seventh grade girls from three homemaking classes at Box Elder Junior High entertained their mothers at Show-Of- f fashion shows this week. The girls modeled aprons which they had made during the first quarter of school. The shows were presented during regular class hours under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Pierce and Mrs. Loraine Law, a student teacher from Utah State University. Each girl introduced her mother to the group as she modeled her apron. Script readers for the events were Karen Peterson, Cathy MeCalhster, Kristine Anderson, Barbara Jensen, Linda Alder, and Bonnie Jensen. . Lawbreakers SHOW OFF APRONS Pictured are four of the girls and their teacher who participated in fashion shows this week at Box Elder junior high. Students in three homemaking classes invited their mothers to class and displayed aprons they had made during the first quarter of school. Left to right, Arlene Anderson, Bonita Jacobson, Geraldine Anderson, Mrs. Helen Pierce, and Patricia Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Bin Tolman and and Mrs. Claudius Tolman traveled to Bluffdale, Utah on Sunday to attend the homecomTurner ing for Elder Robert who has recently returned from a mission for the LDS church. a He has labored in the HONEYVILLE REPORTS Mr. Honeyville Y.B.A. Schedules Annual Bazaar Saturday, Nov. 22 at 5 p.m. ALL NEW SUBURBANITE WINTER 71 Eli by GOOD-YE- AR Bites through snow thats HUB-CA- P DEEP! Lowest price in years! Get set for winters worst. Get Goodyears new 3-- T Subuibanite and at the lowest prices in yeais! Dont wait! Dont get stuck! TRADE FOR TRACTION TODAT 759 No. Main & Perry, Ut GOODYEAR TIRES SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Admiral Appliances Easy Washers - Dryers All Kinds of Sporting Goods If We Haven t Got We'll Get It! It 'By Mrs. George Wintle The Honeyville YBA has scheduled its annual bazaar for Nov. Buddhist 22 at the Honeyville church, starting at 5 p. m. Top prize for this year is a reclining chair. A portable saw and bicycle will be second and third prizes. A variety of foods and games are planned. Everyone is invited to come out and enjoy the fun. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Benson left Thursday morning for Pocatello, Idaho, where they will be guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Cook for a few days. Mrs. Melvin Hunsaker and Mrs. Max Hunsaker and children, Connie and Kelly, spent Wednesday in Smithfield visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hunsaker and family were in Sunset on Sunday evening to attend a farewell testimonial for Mrs. Hunsa-ker- s Elder Thomas brother, Kay, who is leaving this week on a mission for the LDS church in the Netherlands. Miss Myrna Hunsaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Hunsaker of Honeyville was home this past weekend from Dixie college in St. George, where she Miss Hunsais an instructor. ker had the pleasure of meeting Gary Cooper who is on location in St. George, making a picture. Miss Hunsaker reports he is a very nice person to talk with. Then on Friday, Nov. 7, at the Snow college and Dixie college football game at St. George, Miss Hunsaker had the pleasure of talking with Tab Hunter, also on location in St. George. She reports he is also a very fine person to visit with. Mrs. Robert Molgard of Willard spent Wednesday in Honeyville visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank Hunsaker, and over the weekend, Mrs. Winnie Clark, instructor at Snow college at Ephraim, visited with her mother, Mrs. Hunsaker. Mr. and Mrs. Asel Ilorzog of Geneva, Idaho, spent the weekend visiting in Honeyville with Mrs. Horzogs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Petersen. Ross Hunsaker of Salt Lake City, and Glendall Hunsaker of Texas-Louisian- Ogden spent last weekend Honeyville hunting pheasants. They got their limit. They were guests at the home of their , brother and Mr. and Mrs. Elden Hunsaker. Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Wintle and Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Benson attended the Ogden Community Weber college concert attraction, Wednesday evening, Nov. 12. They enjoyed hearing the famed Hungarian violinist, Johanna Martz. Leon Gardner, a veteran of World War 1, gave a very interesting talk at the Honeyville school on Tuesday, Nov. 11, on Veterans Day. They played some recordings which the children sponsored by the Honeyville enjoyed very much. This was Farm Bureau. Mrs. Laura Hunsaker spent Tuesday in Ogden visiting with friends. sister-in-law- mission. Elder Turner is a nephew of Bin and Claud-le- s Tolman. Mrs. Bin Tolman stayed in Salt Lake City for several days to visit her relatives. She was a house guest at the home of her sister and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Homer Duncan. On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan brought Mrs. Tolman home and spent the day in Honeyville. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Benson and Mrs. Ira Oviatt of Salt Lake City were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Benson, Sunday. Mrs. Oviatt is a sister of Mr. Benson, and Bert Benson is a brother. Mrs. Don Hunsaker and children, Judy, Owen and Patsy, of Ogden, spent Sunday in Honeyville, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hunsaker, her husbands parents. Don Hunsaker is out of the state on bus' iness for the government. gyp Clip this coupon right Snared During Hunter Blockade Twenty-sevehunters wound up with citations for violating fish and game laws on the opening day of pheasant season when they were caught in a road blockade at the Hot Springs checking station. A total of 23 men representing the Utah Highway Patrol, Box Elder County Sheriffs office, and the state fish and game department plus special wardens and state brand inspectors helped to conduct the blockade. Operating from 6.30 to 8:30 p.m., a total of 1,127 cars passed through with about half beA cheek was ing made for all types of game, deer, waterfowl, pheasants, chukars, and Hungarian partridge. No attempt was made to count or classify all game animals and birds which were checked because of the extremely heavy traffic. folThe violation break-down APPEAL FOR FUNDS Intermediate Girl Scouts of Troop 70 of Brigham City will be selling calendars locally to raise funds to help support their troop. Typical young girls with calendars are, Geraldine Stark, left, Kathleen Sue McDonald, center, and Georgia- -Lee Tlustos, rights Karin Nelson and their leaders, Mrs. Malcolm E. Craghead, - Girl Scouts Barbara Sorensen. Directing activities Need Funds; SO Plr Sell Calendars 25-L- Girl Scout calendars will begin appearing soon in homes and local business establishments as Intermediate Girl Scouts of Troop 70 of Brigham City, begin a drive to obtain fund9 for the support of the Girl Scout and Brownies locally. Leaders explain that no collection drives are made by the Girl Scouts and the girls themselves must raise the money to support their troops. lows: Over-limi- t of pheasants, 4; deContributions are accepted but stroying evidence of sex of spe- not solicited. cies, 20; unlawful possession, Appearing with the 1959 calsharp tail grouse, 1; and posses- endars will be: Judy Bonnel, sion of hen pheasants, 2. Janet Singer, Kathleen Sue McDonald, Geraldine Stark, Connie Rabideau, Judie Pattedson, Pa5 tricia Lowry, .Lorraine Dickman, Linda Barker, Georgia Lee TlusBrigham City, Utah tos, Lily Anne Pierce, Evangeline Floyd, Tamara Brown, PegFriday, November 21, 1958 gy Bidlack, Kay Voris, Christine WE WILL MEET OR BEAT ANY COMPETITIVE PRICE IN TOWN! jlMiPUIlipiflll iMMdlWGBd Choice or Good Aged or Sirloin T-Bo- ne n S&W Bulk Box Elder Journal c, vCt, II a S&W Bulk FRUIT CAKE MIX D gOdflPOKl o lb... 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