Tridcil Lorno. ITIcKee Phone 247-2350 Residents travel to visit Hawaii Velma Lyman and Sheila Harvey accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bartlett and two daughters Wendy Barlett and Merilyn Bradley to Hawaii where they will be enjoying a week of summer relaxation. Ray and Linda Moosman hosted a Christmas Party in July for all the Moosman family up at Wilkerson's Ranch. It was complete with Christmas lights and all the trimmings. Mignon Harvey, Velma Lyman, Ed-fan Ed-fan and Sheila Harvey recently spent the weekend in Sandy with two IMrs. Harvey's granddaughters. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Goodrich left Thursday for Roy where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Goodrich. Friday went to Idaho Falls to visit Edna Jones and to visit her husband Clark is in the hospital in intensive care ia heart problem. They will also 'l the Reid Goodrich family in Blackfoot. Bruce Goodrich accom-Wied accom-Wied his grandparents to Idaho re he will visit his parents in wckfoot. Sandra Goodrich took her : dren, Fletcher, Edna and Colleen Walt Lake City, Sunday where they nded a Special Olympics party and e Fletcher off on the plane Mon-I Mon-I yfor Baton Rouge, Louisiana for the mational Special Olympics. He M participating in the 440 relay, meter dash, and standing jump. He gone for a week. j L'nda Goodrich went to Idaho last where she visited the families of raes mon and Tom Washburn. jteven Goodrich who recently warned from Europe with the BYU iroorn dancers reported seeing w Kevin Woollard in England and e piVidTaylor in Austria- Both of s are serving missions the Tridell Ward. Mary Kaumens of Salt Lake City is ng her sister Virginia Goodrich jus week fr Sanson's crew is working Slant n 0,6 TrideH-Lapoint water iNthiMerkley and Warren Wilson W I Week at Timberline Camp for ' Leadership Training. Mr . a.nd Nlrs. Clyde Merkley and tluiJT Mrs- Errol Merkley spent teveni and Friday in Manti where ed a Clyde Merkley family Wn n day they aU attended an sta'Sprinan fam'ly reunion at Ub nrS- Rae Goodrich went to Marion Rn ;ty Friday to celebrate Bowden fen's birthday and t0 nave "emsiev . ami'y reunion. Gwen ZeaS'Ster to Marion Bowden, here returned with Ruth Siting th Wl" en-oy meeting and Hu. Goodrich families in The first use of the term "Old Glory" to designate the US flag was made by a New England seaman, William Wil-liam Driver. Before setting sail for the Orient in 1831, he had the flag unfurled and said, "I name thee Old Glory!" The term caught on during the Civil War.