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Show Jones are spending time with their mother Effie Marshall an family here and in Wilma Davis Last Saturday night Gertrude Marshall and Jack Carter had their birthday dinner at thi home of Jack Carter in Cedar City, those from Minersvlll were: Ty and Bernice CllUn, Wayne and Merle GUlins, Howard and fiertrude Marshall. Rill and Vivian Carter and Kurt and Ceannie, fmn Evelyn r Calvin and Gae Har and J ark and from Cedar. Thty had an enjoyable dinner and some went swimming in the pool. Marie Marshall is home altar spending some time in Salt Lake getting her daughter Evelyn Jensoo settled. Mr. and Mrs. Kim (Mer-len- e) Davis from Las Vegas, visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Arshall Evans. Dick and Betty Pryors home has been full of com pany for a couple of weeks, some of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. John (Sherrie Limb) Bonn and family dropped in on their way to Disneyland in California. Shirley Myers, Tonyiaand Linda Carter all drove to Idaho to visit their daughter and sister, Taroara Gillins and family. I had a surprize in the store the other day when Deann Orton, Jackie Now-e- rs from Beaver and Leola Q 111ns from Oregon and Ethel Mathews Henry stop Cedar City. Doug and Elm a Blaekben drove to Ely. Nev, to visit for a few days with their daughter Mr . and Mrs. Bruce Edwards and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lone from Orem, Utah visited the 386-22- 41 store ped by the store. Gae is moving her mother Ethel to live with her in Oregon Ethel just recently had surgery in the LDS hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts from Union, Oregon were in MinersvlUe visiting friends and reletlves and dropped in the store. Vance and Kay Roberts visited family and friends in Minersville. Kay was in route to pick up his son in Las Vegas who has been serving a mission for the LDS Church. Uf Mrs. Jos and Armt-ta- ge 5 . i v Ryan Marshall is home after attending Boys State la Logan. He said he really enjoyed it. Daisel Davis was honored for his birthday oa June Uth with a cook out at bis daughter Jack and Pam . f : I Lawreece and Ida Tucker of Omaha, Neb. arrived at the home of Hilda Shields May 25 to spend a couple of days. Lawrence and Ida are the parents of Hilda's son --U --law Scoot. Before they arrived; Tuckers called and Invited Hilda to travel to Lake wood, Colorado with them to the home of Scott and Shlrleen Tucker. Scoot and son Chris, age 14, wore preparing for a bicyle trip to Milibrd so on O ssiMeaMMIb'tMBniriiu. Lowell Fotheringham stopped in to see his Aunt Verna Thompson, he visited one afternoon with her. LOOK MOM tickled with TTS USI Oaale Acklln, Kerrie Masty their tap dancing at the First Ward Talent Mttxte Wadsworth lastrrlday. Photo by Betty PSCIT ard Marshall. literary Club was hosted n: r? j 586-92- 24 port. Rema Limb celebrated her birthday June 11th. all or her family was here, Janice Branson and Joan th from Ely, CralgMars-ha- ll from Springville, May and Alton Atkin and grand- -, son and wife from Beaver, Norma and daughter in law and five children from Salt Lake, Alton and Virginia, Richard and Sue and family they all enjoyed a lovely turkey dinner, then Sunday Rema and Norma, Korou and Sue visited Uncle Gold and Maruerite in Cedar. Ruth Knight and Aldene Ash-wor- Dord toko, otion The Miiford 11:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL receptive audience., Margaret Sears garet Ann Miller PASTOR i Oj Ward 1st presented their talent show on Friday the Uth at the LDS Church. They were a big success with the very A.M. NOON SERVICES REV; FRED HAUMAN. geeooo TIMES .. ."' and Mar- were the - MC's and done the great job with it that they usually do. The first number of the program was the kitchen band. With a new super flirt bating her long eyelashes at the audience as they y t J rJ " VFW AUXILIARY HOLDS MEETING V.F.W. Auxiliary to Post . 1548 held their regular meet- DodigMpmysiiiii'pises. Youy be surprised how many hundreds of miles of telephone cables are buried all over this area. Sometimes they're right where you plan to dig or grade or excavate. To avoid digging up any costly surprises that could disrupt telephone service to you or others, let us know 1 1 800 at least two first. Just dial working days before you dig. We'll come to your site, locate our buried phone cables, and mark them. At no (toll-fre- e) 662-411- cost to you. So make a phone call before you dig whether it's for major excavation and grading or just digging for a fence post, a garden or some landscaping. It could save time and trouble and money. And keep you from digging Rmm up something you didn't n for. bargain I'vrB If you're calling from within the Salt Lake City area dial 532-500- NANCY . h ' : played they were the hit of the show. But they weren't telling who they were. and Glenn Thompson Denis Munk sane a lovely duet of "Ebony and Ivory". Following the duet a skit "Ann Drives the Car" was presented by Denis Miller, Stephanie Small, and Krlsty Widen. A trombone duet was Rendered by Larry and andra Tolley. CA song given by the children of Larry Barnes was next followed by the Miiford version of Slender Ella. Linda Brads haw was the narrator with Junior Davis, Normand Thompsontlchard Small and Kenneth Brad-sha- w acting out this differ-e- nt male version of Cinderella. The Prince was played by Joan Davis and Geraldlne Barnes was the Fairy Godmother. Another hit of the show was a tap dance done by three darling Jittle girls, Mitzle Wadsworth, Glnny Acklln and Kerrie Maxey. The closing number of the talent show was Denise and Glenn again singing a duet. This time thty sang 'Could I Have This Dane for The Rest of My Life. All participants were members of the 1st Ward. They are to be congratulated on their fine performance. The audience even the children young thoroughly enjoyed the show. ing at the home of Wllna Swain. I An Interesting meeting was conducted by President Sherwood. Pres. Marge Sherwood complimented the Veteran boys who took part in the Memorial Program, It was very Impressive. 10.00 was donated toward the Christmas decorations. We were all very happy to have Nora Wright back with us after being so ill for so long. Wllna Swain' Hostess served Strawberry Short- cake to Dora Smtthson, Dorothy Terry, Lillian Atkin, Marge Sherwood and Nora Wright. - SUBSCRIBE DON'T BORROW! Society held their home making meeting on June 1st with a light luncheon of mac-aro- ni Mr. Dee El Stapley has Just recently got out of the hospital In Cedar where he under went a hernia operation, tie is home now and reported as doing well. Also, daughter Dee Ann Cangalosl from Las Vegas and kids have been up visiting Norma and Dee El and family. Mrs. Shirley Whit and her sister Mrs. Donna Jol-l- ey from Cedar took their mother Mrs. Idella Robinson from Parafonah up to Ogden for the funeral of her brother In law. Mrs. Sylvia Stapley has been back in Summit for a few weeks after a short stay with her son Mlcbeal and family up north. The Summit Ward Relief THE BARNES KIDS: Dad Just thinks he's got all the talent. Larry Barnes, weU known for his musical talents had to sit back while his kids took bright lights In the First Ward Talent Show. Photo by Betty Broil rotfo 350 North 100 West PLEASE NOTE NEW Friday, June 4th, they packed their gear sad started. They figured oa 8 or 9 days to travel to MlUord, as it had takes them 8 days to peddle to Omaha, Neb. which they did la June 1981. (Omaha is flat). , Now if you peddle very hard, you can, sometimes, travel 75 or 80 miles in a day on a bicycle, if the weathers good and its down hill, but Scott andChris really enjoy these father and son outings. Hilda Shields Grandma would come back to Miiford with Shlrleen Tucker and Granddaughter Amy plus a 3 month old Dalmation puppy named Freckles, in a car, of course. They left Lake-woat noon June 9th. That evening they came across the two bicyclists about 30 miles east of Sallna, Scott and Chris camped out In the mountains and Hilda, Shlrleen, Amy and Freckles stayed at a motel la Sallna the ladles arrived In Mil-fo- rd June 10th, after taking some side trips, one of them the Big Rock Candy Mt.. Scott and Chris figured they could make Miiford by Friday. About 3 pan. they hadn't arrived so, the ladies decided to meet them and give them something cold to drink. Hilda and Shlrleen stopped at the Post --Office, chatted a bit with the postmaster Kirk and drove 50 mites -- no sign of the fellowst In the meantime Scott and Chris arrived and passed the Post Office white the gals were talking to the Postmaster. They had befrlend- d another clcvlist In Beaver a fellow from Massachusetts, He was on a strange bike with a large rear wheel and small front wheel and he was carrying a baby rattle snake In a sock, he told Scott he would really appreciate a bath. Scott said it .was, his motber-ln-lahouse but I was away, Scott let the guy have a bath well!! After cloroxlng the tub and the man had gone on his way (he was traveling to Ely, Nev.) you were In hopes he hadnt left the snake. The Tucker family and dog left Miiford early Sunday, od by Dorthy Wood and Be mice Cllllns gave the book re- Ofcarch CM to Mc-Mul- lin. Sacrament meetingSuB-da- y R. Gardner and his wife also Wade Marshall talked and Julie and Jeany Marshall sang. I THURSDAY C3 OJUU D In 1 gUeTTP'" ?1K m y. (Lymla) and family from Denver, Colo., visited her mother, Mr. and Mrs. How- Doited aofljcJioff WORSHIP 1 salads, rolls and cake. After a nice lesson was given by Btllte Humphries on fabrics, than some of the . BRADSHAW WINS GIRLS STATE, SCHOLARSHIP . Scholarships for the 1983-- 84 school year at Southern Utah State College have been 15 high school awarded seniors who attended Utah Girls Stat last week at Southern Utah Stat College. of full --tuition Winners scholarships for their freih-me- n year at SUSC are Nancy Beaver High Bradshaw, School; Suzanne Ewe 11, Pay-sHigh School! GoldUaa-noull- s, Carbon High School; Zelma Hopkins, Dixie High School; Suzanne Pool, Murray High School; Janet y, Cedar High School and Darla K. Graff, Ben Lomond High School. Ha If tuition scholarships have bean awarded - Girls State participants: MlUcent Larsen, Spanish Fork High ch School; Lana Houston, High School, Sharon Ben Lomond High Moss, School; Ethellnda Lyman, Escalante High School; Brenda Walker, Pleasant Grove High School; and Dawn Seattle, Kanab High School. The scholarships winners will be seniors at their representative schools this fall. They were among 380 girls who attended Utah Girls State at SUSC, spending a weak as guests of the American Legion Auxiliary white the workings 'of learning local, county and state women enjoyed painting projects and visiting. Mrs. Anna Dalley has recently undergone some surgery for the removal of her spleen. We hop she gets to feeling better. Congratulations to Miss Raylyn Lawrence of Summit who recently became the bride of Mathew Johnson of Cedar City. A reception in their honor was held at the Summit Ward Church. Her colors were light and dark peach colors. The bride and groom wee married In the St. George Temple. Raylyn and Mathew plan to make their home in Cedar City' where they ar both em- ployed. Mr. David Dalley has recently accepted a job at Rocky Mountain Helicopters In Provo. The Dalley are eventually planning to move their family up there. We will hate to see them leave. ws OlnlQDlnSGP I GL"J on TJ(nK3(3G0uLQn)G Ira-la- Extra Lean Center Cut Rib Ground Beef Pork Chops 1,46.b -- 1-99- ,6 Boneless Chunk . BBQ or Ranch Pan-gult- Bologna or Salami Stoak 2.89 Cut & 1.19 ib. Ib. 12 Beef .....1.29 Retail Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Daily Except Sunday . Lounge Custom Slaughtering & Processing UG0DDQI7 P3Cl CSSVCr.Ct. ennnnnnnnsnnnnnnnnnnnnnnBMeesnnn & CS3-22C- Dining Open for Serving Lunch y & Dinner 12 noon to 10 p.m. Saturdays Dining from 1 2 noon tp 8 p.m. Dancing from 9 p.m. tp 1 a.m. ,V- - Breakfast served after dance. Saturday, June 19 Dance Music by J. B. Country Sunshine North Interchange ib. 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