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Show PARK VALLEY REPORTS NEWS, Brigham City, Utah Tuesday, April 3, 1962 THE BOX ELDER living room. Ill adm t she's put up with a lot. Park Valley Couple Returns Home From Trip to California But that thing in the living room party in Brigham City at the home By Mrs. Rudger Palmer i you really want to get that Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kunzler re- of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Goodliffe space age, attend turned feeling in the Mr. and recently from a trip to San honoring th"ir parents, a junior high or high school science fair Francisco Oakland, Calif. Mrs. Charles Goodliffe on their and sometime. I did the other day. They went to visit their daughter 65th wedding anniversary. r mind and husband and family, Mr. and Kenneth G. Carer, Jr. and J. an One youngster Mrs. Edward Noble. Mrs. Noble Grover Palmer who are students you had put together a gadget that had was convalescing from a serious at Utah State University at Logan, it how out me blinking. Couldnt figure were home visiting their parents, operatioa Former Bishop and Mrs. Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carter went or what it did. Seems the neth G. Carter attended a meeting and Mrs. Durward G. Palmer for The boy tried to explain. recently in a Logan LDS ward a few days between quarters. thing had something to do with the speed where they saw their new grandprojects generally turn of light and temperatures and electronic daughter blessed and given the PARK VALLEY people have My and endeavors. out to be He simply left me in the name of Alison. The new baby been following with interest Box transmission. the basketball games of pride and of Mr. is Mrs. the daughter cabiThats why the took his picture and strutted off dust. Elder High school and particularlKent Carter. But still didnt net sitting in the basement looks the way it like some one important. y the playing of one of our own MR. AND MRS. Louis A. Hirs- - boys. Lavell Larsen, does. My goal was to refinish it with ail understand. And he knew it. Mrs. Durward G. Palmer re chi attended a family dinner and of the precise and dextorous skill of a true craftsman. HONEYVILLE REPORTS You won't find me preaching about kids The truth is Ive finished it with all the not being physically fit either. furcrude strokes of a fumbling, Three boys at Box Elder Junior High Fund-Raisinniture g school (seen in a picture next door) not only but met the presidents quota for It was my intent to transform the mafor member of added the enough every attractive cabinet into an early hogany American piece. And it must be admitted family. By Mrs. George Wlntle ajjd M1- Jimmie Hill. The couple The national standard for that at least part of this has been accomfund raising dinner held in" was married in the LDS temple in The Nut-tais Keith 78 Thats nothing. the early American part. plished the ward on Saturday Logan the same day. did 1,005, Jeff Merrill, 1,010 and was Honeyville Trouble is at looks too early . . . about a success. Several hundred A FAMILY birthday party was people enjoyed a delicious cooked held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 15th century . . . and thats before the PiWynn Zundel, 1,034. And they didn't even get tired. Could dinner served from 6 to 8 p. m. George Wintle on Monday evening lgrims landed. enjoyed a in honor of their have done more, said their instructor. But After the dinner they The grandson, Wilmoney liam, on his birthday. Those presvery good program. each he had record one a to taken in will go the building ent were Mr. and Mrs. DeVere After scraping, sanding, bleaching, steel thought lasting for the new stake house to be Wintle and son, William and twin wooling and staining, the doors look like when the next one came along to break it. fund in Brigham City for the North Now if you want to talk about a need built daughters, Rosemary and Rosemawalnut, the top like a poor grade of weathBox Elder stake. and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Winwell it for physical fitness, there is plenty of fertile Mr. and Mrs. Lite Burton and rie, ered plywood and the bottom tle. ranks. the tried adult anc uh looks like it doesn't look good ground among family of Grays Lake, Ida., spent Mrs. Bert Reese is home from the weekend in Honeyville at the the Dee couldn't nearly approach the either. She hospital in Ogden. PeWarren home and of Mr. Mrs. standard for . . . too much suet to has been very ill, but is some betMy wife, bless her, offers encouragetersen. ter at this time. ment. She thinks it has merit and with doit.' MRS. and HERBERT her Orme I'm But the terror table. a at WORK DAY was held in the new doors may even find a place in our If left-behln- fast-pace- d d ceived a letter from her brother, Eric Orth , from Brisbane, Australia, saying he had recently been appointed an LDS Bishop there and was going to have the opportunity of coming to April General Conference in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Palmer has not seen her brother since he was 12 years old when she left Australia to come here, so it will be a glorious reunion when they meet at conference. Funeral services were held last week in the Park Valley LDS chapel for John J. Kunzler, who had been a rancher here for about 25 years. Many relatives and triends attended the impressive services. d Interment took place in the cemetery AFTER HAVNG suffered from drouth and lack of moisture for so many years we are having the unusual but not altogether happy experiences of coping with Wil-lar- water. Many of mud and run-of- f the dirt roads off the main highway have at various times been almost impassable with deep mud and ruts. Knowing the value of water, it is also an unpleasant experience to see it run off. The frost is now out of the ground, the runoff has stopped, the soil is well saturated with moisture, and we have the pleasant prospect of water and crops once again this summer. eighth-grade- new fiberglass . 1 radio-phonogra- LINDSAY WATER SOFTENER I I self-style- d Dinner Termed re-do- sit-u- Success by Honeyville Ward meet Lindsays new Golden Nugget Softener fop quality in a simple design that prices it among the lowest. - ... sit-up- s. ll ... ... Just NEWS wkiy newppr stt)flhd published vry A In 1994, Tuesday end entered a daughter, Mrs. Roger Spackman Honeyville ward Relief society traveled to Texas to meet room for the ladies of the ward. ness administration's small bus! recently her son, Elder Paul Orme, who They make ness council for Utah. quilts and other lovehas spent the past two years in ly things to be sold by the Relief Reeses selection was revealed the Texas mission for the LDS A delicious dinner was last week by Harold R. Smethills church. Elder Orme is now re- society. served. This was held March 13. released from his mission and director. regional MR. AND MRS. Bin Tolman and turned home with his mother and The Box Elder county man was sister. Mr. and Mrs. Claudius Tolman one of five persons named to the were dinner guests at the home Wintle Guests at the George Harold Reese, Bear River advisory council. of Mrs. Paulie T. Boothe in Oghome Wednesday , were Mr. ' and Mrs. Boothe is president and general manaden, Wednesday. Council members are part of a Mrs. George Covey of Ogden. a native of Honeyville. ot Wasatch Sales, Inc., has nation-wid- e She was organization of private THE FAMILY of George Orme postmaster here for many years. appointed to the Small Bust- - individuals who know and understand the problems of small busi- honored, their fathers birthday ness. Saturday evening at the home of and daughter, . Mr. They will meet on call with SBA a officials at the state level to help and Mrs. Oral Himsaker in Honeyevaluate the effectiveness of the ville. Mf." Orme ' is a native of NEW DORSETT agencys programs as well as ad- Hqneyville. He- - is celebrating his in 80th methand assist vise developing birthday. , The ; Ormes haVe . lives.-Mrods for improving them. WATER SKI BOAT lived in Honeyville all their and Mrs. Claudius Tolman, 48 H.P. 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