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Show r 14 Fielding Flashes! Brigham City, Utah Thursday, June 28, 1973 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Variety club has special guests Willard Reports by Flo Munson Lions install new officers by Madge H. Watte Members of the Willard Lions club and their wives met at the Maddox Ranch House in Perry on Wednesday for their annual installation dinner. Special visitors were Past Governor District John Arrington and his wife Vera from Ogden. Arrington conducted installation ceremonies installing Tom Christensen, president; LeRoy Dowdle vice Eldon president; treasurer, secreatry Watts, Ira Achibald, tailtwister; Dale Zito liontamer, and as two year directors, Chester Keyes and Cameron Buck. Holdover directors with one year to serve are Lewis Harding and Irvil Younger. Those present were Boyd and Beverly Nelson, Ira and Ira Archibald, Jesse and Arline Holden, Tom and Joan Christensen, Dale and Karen Holmes, Gay and Helen Pettingill, Glen and Pat Woodyatt, LeRoy and Francis Irvil and Doris Dowdle, Younger, Eldon and Madge Watts, Cameron and Janae Buck, Barte and Sheila Hoppie, Don and DeRae Christensen, Lewis and Ruth Harding, Chester and Grace and Keyes and Wayne Priebe. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Priebe were Waynes grandniece and nephew Robin and Bobbie Frees. Robin visited in Los Angeles and San Francisco and was joined there by her brother Bobbie. They traved from Los Angeles through Las Vegas to Salt Lake City and Willard. They returned to their home in Westlake, Ohio, West Cleveland, planning Cheyenne, traveling via and Omahoa, Chicago Cleveland. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry are their Wesley Robert and four from Hacienda Mrs. daughter (Carolyn) daughters Kelly Heights, Calif. Robert plans to join them here for a visit before they return home. Visitors on father's day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Kunsler were children and grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boekveg and family from Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kunzler and family from Provo. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Watts were their daughter Mrs. Miles Allred and daughters Loretta and Richelle from Ogden. Visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harding is their daughter Mrs. Randy (Lynette) Pissot and daughter Erica from Fresno Calif. They returned home with them and sons Keith and Scott after they had spent a week visiting in Fresno. While there they went to Carmel by the Sea and enjoyed the beach and the ocean. Conference visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harding was Mrs. Harding's sister-in-laMildred Evenson from Taber, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Holden spent their vacation of 10 days in Grand Coulee, Wash, where they visited with sister and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Keith Durrant. They said the water in the Grand Coulee dam was very low, because of mild winter and vegetation in Warhington was very dry. The Keith Durrants have joined them in Willard to spend two weeks visiting and doing genealogy. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Braith-wait- e and Mrs. Richard Braegger visited in Salt Lake with Mrs. Braitheaites sister Mrs. Celia Lyon and with w w daughter-in-la- w t 1 Stake Mutual board. This is the third year she has received this award. Merlene Braegger with Delores Merrill and LaRue Hensen from Brigham City represented the Box Elder South stake at June conference in Salt Lake City on Friday and Saturday. Besides attending regular sessions of conference they attended the dance festival on Friday night. Neil Braegger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Braegger, is serving in the Pennsylvania mission. His present address is Elder Neil L. Braegger, 114 Church Street, Media, Penn., Mrs. Aloha Garn graciously entertained members of the variety club at her home Wednesday evening. Special guests were Mrs. Jeannie Christensen and Mrs. Carolyn Larson. A delicious luncheon was enjoyed. Mrs. Larson was welcomed as a new member of the club. Prizes went to Mrs. Arlene Oyler, Mrs. Barbara Udy and Mrs. Lila Miller. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Coombs during the week were Mr. and Mrs. M.E. Hansen and Mr. Mrs. Vernon Coombs and family of Salt Lake City. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lott and family during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Margie) Ashworth of Payson and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lott and family of Blackfoot. for her home in Bethesda, Md. after spending leaving the past month visiting relatives in this area. Guests included George Parry, Vaudis Gilgen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parry and children, Mrs. Tim Willie and family of Malad, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Everton, Miss Cynthia Parry of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, Miss Myrna Anderson of Tremonton, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Kent and daughter, Jeff and Colleen Kent of Fielding. During the afternoon the ladies gathered at the Moss home and tied a pretty flannel and velour pink and green quilt with a 'darker shade of green Attend Reception Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Clive Garn attended a 19063. wedding reception in compliment to Mrs. Garn's cousin, Visitors at the home of Mr. Gary Taylor and his wife, the and Mrs. Francis Witt were former Vickie Jensen, held at cousins Mr. and Mrs. James the home of the groom's parents West from Sait Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor in Mr. and Marion Price from Grace, Idaho. Malad and Mrs. Mary Evans Wayne Garn has returned and son Art from Layton. The home after undergoing major Prices were down for Mutual surgery on his hip in the LDS conference in Salt Lake City. hospital in Salt Lake City. He is reported to be getting along Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lemon and nicely. family attended services in the Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glen ward in Ogden on Wood and family were Mr. and College where grandson Mrs. Eldon Rasmussen of Paul, Sunday Thomas Harlan Felt son of Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Harlan and Barbara Ann Felt Rasmussen of Kimberly, Idaho. was bless by his father. Also The two men are Mrs. Woods present for the occasion was brothers Mr. and Mrs. Wood grandparent Dr. and Mrs. and daughter Susan enjoyed a Roger Felt from Ogden and dinner party at the home of Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Brent Wood and Mrs. Lorenzo Clark and Mr. and family in Tremonton during the Mrs. Orvin Lemon. Following week. Wednesday Mrs. Wood the services they all met at the visited her and home for picnic dinner and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bart visit. Andreason in Cleveland, Idaho. Returning from an enjoyable A cousin party" at the home vacation in Jackson Hole are of Mrs. Roy Lemon brought Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anger. together 16 cousins for dinner They were accompanied by and visiting. Guests included their daughter Mrs. James Mrs. Beth Merchant, her Westley and daughters Marla Linda Mar-chan- t, and Michelle of Brigham City. daughter-in-laKatherine Birrel, They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Josephine Wellard, Lizzie Darald Simmons and family in Harding, Susan Larsen and Salt Lake City. Aulene Romney from Salt Lake Saturday dinner guests at the City area, Mrs. Dorothy Anger home were Mr. and Mrs. Knudsen and Mrs. Rachel Robert Anger of Salt Lake City, Reeves from Brigham City, Mr. and Mrs. DeVerl Anger and Naomi Kimber, Grouse Creek, baby of Beaver Dam. a few. days, Ruth Manning, Tremonton, Spending, - Barbara Ann Felt, Ogden, and vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Harding and daughter Kendal Peterson in Kemmerer, Cheryl Crossley Willard and her Wyo. during the week were Mr. daughter Lynnett Pissof from and Mrs. E.C. Mason. They were accompanied by Mr. and Fresno, Calif. Mrs. Ira Jackman of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Benny City and Mr. and Mrs. Dent Karlinsey announce the arrival Mason of Ogden. of a new baby boy born ThurMrs. Greg Iverson and sday June 21 in the McKay children Justin and Brett of hospital in Ogden. He weighted Tremonton have been spending in at eight pounds, eight ounces a few days with Mrs. Iversons' and they chose the name of parents Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Quinn. He is their fifth child Zundel and family while Greg making three boys and two was attending National Guard girls. Sharing grandparent at Camp Williams. Carla Zundel honors are Mr. and Mrs. G.E. spent the weekend with her Karlinsey and Mr. and Mrs. friend Sherrie Marble in Salt Edwin Reginer all from Lovell, Lake City and attended June Conference. Wyo. Attending LDS June conMr. and Mrs. Karl Henderson ference Friday through Sunday announce the arrival of a new in Salt Lake City were Mr. and baby boy born Friday June 22 at Mrs. Clive Garn. Clive, a high the McKay hospital in Ogden. councilman, was assigned to the He will be named Thomas Kort MIA program. Also attending and weighted in at eight pounds were Mr. and Mrs. Thayne one ounce. Greeting new Jones. brother at home were brothers Lindsay, 11, Scott, nine, and Family Party A family party was held at the Kami Jo, three. home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sharing grandparent honors Moss Wednesday evening in are Mr. and Mrs. John R. compliment to Mrs. Moss' Hendersen of Ogden an Mr. and sister, Mrs. Earl J. Thomas who was celebrating her birthday Mrs. Thomas Edward Fitanniversary and who was also zgerald from Tempe, Ariz. yarn and presented to Mrs. Thomas. She also received other nice gifts. Thursday a in Maid in compliment to Vaudis Gilgen who was celebrating her birthday anniversary. Attending from this area were Mrs. Keith Moss, Mrs. Dan Kent and Mrs. James Williams. Mrs. Moss, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Everton were overnight guests of Miss Mary Jane Moss in Salt Lake City Thursday. Friday Mrs. Thomas left by plane for Bethesda. Sherrie, Sharon and Melanie Stimpson of Tremonton spent a few days with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Garn party was held while their parents were vacationing in Twin Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Afton Adams were delighted to receive a letter from their daughter Elaine stating she will be arriving for a visit sometime in August. For the past two years Elaine has been employed by the American Embassy in New Dehli, India. Prior to arriving in Utah she plans to tour Italy, Germany and England. Upon arriving in the states she will spend sometime in Washington D.C. and New Orleans, La. before coming to Utah. Friends and relatives of Elaine are looking forward eagerly to her visit. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Garn, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Garn and daughter Jenny Rae, Mrs. Ray Wood, Mrs. Maurice Wilcox accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. A1 Fuhriman, Mrs. J.L. Carter of Garland, Mrs. Ivan Bingham of Elwood, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Garn of American Fork, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Garn of Orem, Mrs. Harvey McCulloch of Sunset attended a session at the Logan LDS temple Friday where Mr. and Mrs. Jim Garn received their endowments and had Jenny Rae sealed to them. A dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Garn for the entire group where they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Dee Brown and family and J.L. Carter of Garland. area. Mrs. Sterling Burton spent Saturday visiting her sister Mrs. George Crookstoa la Logan. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Burton visited Mrs. Burton's father, John Sjoblom in Farmington. Houseguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Welling last week were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welling of Belmont, Calif. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Welling visited Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gam in Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Grant (Sandra) Eccles and daughters Mary Jo and Carrie Jill and sons Gary Lynn and KEVIN Grant of Downey, Calif, have been spending a few days visiting Mrs. Eccles mother Mrs. Mabel Hansen and other relatives and friends in this fight Cancer with a checkup and a Check AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY j great-grandparen- ts son-in-la- w w You Eiovg jus? until July 1 to Renew a? old rate o? a week, iper yeor (Comes twice if youre back to back on a deal. . . the 104 issues in a year) H (Mail In subscriptions and renewals must be postmarked before Monday July 2, 1973.) Mrs. Jack Braithwaite from Van couver, Wahs. who was in Utah for MIA June conference. Mrs. Harvey (Audrienne) Braegger was presented a Leaders Acheivement award by Bishop Robert Morgan in the Willard ward for service and activities on Box Elder South Price increase will amount to $1 for residents of Box Elder ::: ' : t 17E.it on 2nd South Brifham Crty, Utah S43Q2 County and $3.00 for out of county subscriptions. 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