NepHi J. Valentine to Observe NewcomeisClub 94th Milestone on Wednesday Benefit Bridge Termed Success J. Valentine, local Nephi resident, will celebiate 94th birthday on Wednesday, 15. He is well known locally his activities both in the church and in civic affairs, his name is closely blended Brigham City history lite-tim- e his Nov. for LDS and with Tilt Open House Set for Couple Miss Connie Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rew E. Wiley, be-- i came the bride of Steven Hunsa-- 1 ker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oral J. cere-- j Hunsaker, in a double-rinmonv pei formed Oct. 23, by Bishop Byron Hunsaker of the Honey-vill- e J'r BOX BUY U.S. City, on Nov. 15, 1887, he has lived in the loial aiea during his entue life, except for an LDS mission to Sweden as a youth. Church activities have taken much of his time, and he was active for many years in sports and athletic events both inside and outside the I DS church youth programs. Before the days of scouting, he was well known for his camping trips and outings with the local young men, and he received the first honorary M Men Award from the Box Elder stake for his work with the youth of the church. Since 1935 he has served for the LDS as a Patriarch church. IN CIVIC Lire, he has served on the City Council and as city marshal, as well as many years of service as county clerk. He operated a local fruit tarm and was head of the Brigham City Fruit Growers association for many years. As a family man, Valentine is the father of seven living children. Living in Brigham City are children, i Mrs. Rudger (Grace) Price and Eustace Valentine Descendants living out of town include Mrs. Earl (Ruth) Durrant of Mrs. Hebcr (Irma) Castle Gate; Jacobs and Lee B. Valentine of Provo; Mrs. T. L. (Wilma) Broad-ben- t of Riverside, Calif., and Mrs. Paul (Thelma) Skeen of Ogden. He boasts 21 grandchildren on the family tree, and is already the of 28 children SAVINGS BONDS A winter scene, featuring skiers and tiny blue spruce trees, welcomed guests at the annual fall benefit bridge sponsored by Wel3k v ',f LDS ward come Wagon Newcomers club on Relatives and close friends of (h Wednedav, Nov. 8, at the St. Henthe couple attended the ceremony, 4m rys Catholic church recreation wlnih was held at the home of hall. Pioneers, making crude adobe bricks for their first Utah the giooms parents in Honeyville. Brei-tenLucky prize winner Hazel homes, would have had difficulty foreseeing today's MAID OF Connie Honor was kei coppi d both the raffle brick clay mining and brick manufacturing industries. Oime. while Paul Hunsaker perpi ia of a iiandkmt sweater and Every year, these Utah industries pay almost 450 emformed the duties of best man the top door prize of a famous-mak- e a valuable ployees nearly $2,000,000 in wages will The at honored be couple otf caidtable, then topped I to Utah's contribution Frian to on held house economy be open , t hei evening by being high scorer i day, Nov. 17, from 8 to 10 p. m. at her table. at the home of the brides parents, WINNFR of the second sweater "From the earth comes an abundant life for all" 494 South Second West in Brigham in the raftle sweepstakes was Amy City went while to door Condon, prizes v.. a Irene Boudi oau, cardigan iHih MILESTONE .1. .weater kit, Kathy Bramlet, a set Nephi Valentine, local LDS Patraireh, will of glasses, Jan Ihuiston, a stockobserve his 94th birthday at a quiet ing knitting kit; Nell Brush, an home celebration with his family. ashtray donated by Mane ThompHe is a (Belong resident of Brigham son; Jean Watson, cologne from City. Bobs Drug; and Jessie Jepper-sewho won a $15 gift certificate MOTHERS! ATTENTION at Forsgrens Ladies store. At the conclusion of the evening, 14 One top scorcis at each table received a tiny potted blue spruce tree, LIFE SIZE PORTRAIT with containers and attached bows Hanof the members prepared by of your child or children dicapped Childrens group at Box Elder Junior High school. PARTING from tradition, reSelections of proofs freshments were served at the beCORINNE CAMP of the Daugh- ginning of the evening, with cofOne offer per family ters of Ltah Pioneers will hold its fee and punch served throughout November on Friday, the evening by a committee headMinors must be accompanied meeting Nov. 17, at 2 p m. at the lovely ed by Maudine Hunt and Louise i by parent. E t lesen were Vivien new home of Mr. and Mrs. EverServing Butler Connie Miss bride of BRIDE became the OCTOBER LATE HauRita Gloria ett Andersen The lesson, entitled Card, Walker, Satisfaction guaranteed or Steven Husaker in a ceremony performed Oct. 23 at the home of Pioneer Cook Book, will be gen, Phvllis Reifel, Fern Schref-fle- r will The in be honored at the couple Honeyville. money refunded. grooms parents and Virginia Johnson. presented by Mable Rasmussen an open house on Friday, Nov. 17 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the home of General chairman, Mrs. Gerald No other purchase necessary Refreshments in keeping with Glatts the brides parents. presented each guest with the lesson, prepared from receipes a corcolored carnation brightly in the pioneer cook books, will be sage as they entered, and homeHitler Role made and served by members of made candy was sold throughout HOLLYWOOD Charles (UPI) the group the evening. She reports that the Ilradilak, a former stage star In success was m a November 16, 17, 18 every way, A good attendance Prague,- Czechoslavakia, who fled is encourag- party the Iron Curtain after learning he ed by the ofticers and hostess, and thanks all who helped. Group picture $1 each additional was to be arrested for underThursday, Friday, Saturday Margaret Andersen child. ground activities, has been signed OAK CAMP of the 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. to portray a German field marDaughters of Utah Pioneers will meet at the shal in the Three Crown Produchome of Sarah Siggard, 233 West Members of a Box Elder stake tion of Hitler. Seventh South, on Thursday, Nov. class graduated Sunday speech Mr. and Mrs. George Williams 16, at 2.30 p. m. Sunday evening session. They birth of night at quarterly conference. A good attendance is urged by are delighted over the were Annette Miller and Mary El14 members in the were There on first their grandchild len Friday, the camp officers. Hatch. Nov. 10, at Cooley Memorial hos class which was held under the Speech classe are being con PA DESERET CAMP of the Daugh- pital. direction of Marilyn Walker. Ages ducted 680 South Main Store Only throughout the stake this ters of Utah Pioneers will meet on The little newcomer, a boy, ranged from 12 to 40. Walker said. Mrs, ye&r, Thursday, Nov. 16, at 7:30 pm. at joined the family of Mr. and Mrs. Members of graduating the home of Ezma Knudsen, 244 Jarvis B. Facer, (the former class were: South First West. Members are Williams), and weighed in Mary Ellen Hatch, Alma Brud-ereasked to note the change of meet-seven pounds two ounces Brent Christensen, Jimmy to due the dates Thanksgiving ing Stoddard, Tommy Owen, Neal holiday AnVelva Jean Hadley, LOCUST CAMP of the Daughnette Miller, Marian Poulter, ters of Utah Pioneeis meeting will Christensen, Christina Crag-heabe held on Thursday, Nov, 16 at Don Nelson, Bessie Nelson 7:30 p m. at the Priscilla Bott resiand Marianna Cox. dence at 1185 East Third North. A Requirements for graduation good attendance is desned were to attend eight of ten classes and to fulfill eight assignments. DEST RLT CAMP of the DaughThis is the first speech class to ters of Utah Pioneers will meet at graduate in the stake Two speak(he home of Olivia Knight, 123 North Ninth East, on Friday, Nov. sity Women will meet Wednesday, ers were selected to talk at the Officers ask that Nov. 15, at 7:30 p.m. at the home 17, at 7.30 pm of Mrs. C. B. Stratford, 61 North Second East the Chairmen in charge of the of Utah Pioneeis will gram for the evening are Mrs. hold us meeting on Thursday, Nov. Robert T. Sewell, Jr , and Mrs. 16, ut the home of Amelia C Hun-- 1 James Childs, saker at 610 North hirst West, at Any women interested and p.m. All members are uigedlible for membership are invited to to be present attend the meeting of the group. y i i g v For T BORN IN Brigham LtDtK NLW5, BifgSum Gly, Ululi Tuesday, Novembe1' 14, 1961 hetler homes and a befler Utah hi UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! n, IT 'x only $189 Speech Class Graduates - At Conference First Grandson Williams Greet HAMILTON DRUG CENTER 11 THANKS the Ro-we- r, 1 n, TO YOU, MY FRIENDS Lu-Je- an who honored me with your vote I pledge my sincere eflorts to serve you well. To you who did not support me I pledge my efforts to work in a manner that I might gain your respect and contidence. I intend to serve the ALL people. KELLY'S Sincerely, Wm. L. 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