Lapoint f l Arda Mansfield ': 247-2375 , Todd Hartle reports mission in Lapoint SlderTodd Hartle returned last week a a mission to the California-i California-i ' taclia mission. Todd is the son of t op and Mrs. Keith Hartle. There a number of visitors to the 'ing Sunday where Todd reported missinn TVi, . at- A ivff .i. xucj, wcic ivil . dliU K Hartle from Richfield; Mr. and 5;Herron from Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. e Hullinger and Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins from Roosevelt; Mr. and ! Harris Rasmussen and Mrs. W(oley and family of Vernal. cemetery committee met this and made plans for the coming ' f Aor the cemetery. They have 'Ii j 0ff the cemetery and it was i'y aed that all flowers must be swed no later than a week after ,.rial ay. They have also made :'. : . r a new road up the center of the ; 'A - letery and have torn up the old road i 'jlP'P6 for water through the old ey have asked people to stay Pipe since they are breaking it "has to be replaced. Also, the U 6 and anyne wanting to , only has to let a member of jjmmittee know to have the water ) fe reservo''- s being built a mile "in Ullock Reservoir and it will i.vjVb-qmtea few acres-11 wil1 be used -i'Ln'!3''011 PurPoses as well as a fj'ig facility. "daU Esplin, who is in the Air Corp .nfflng a few weeks with his family . "g to another place to serve. fillet in Arizona for a year. He is jV? OKoreaforayearand his family will stay in Lapoint. Mr. and Mrs. James Esplin went to Provo this weekend to attend a wedding . reception for Mr. Esplin's niece. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ross Esplin. Dr. Esplin is teaching at BYU. Mrs. Coralee Mansfield came and picked up her children Saturday and took them home. Mr. and Mrs. Kim Mansfield have a new baby boy who they are naming Kendrick Isaac Manfield. The grandparents of the children have been taking care of the two older sons, Matthew and Brandon. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mansfield of Lapoint and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Elzinga of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sprouse were visiting in Lapoint this past weekend and went to the races in Roosevelt with Mr. and Mrs. Kay Winn. Mrs. Thelma Winn stayed in the store while they were gone.