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Show The Midvale Sentinel the Jordan Guide Midvale, Utah Thursday, August 4 Page 22, 1968. EAST MIDVALE Mr & Mrs Brent Hortin and daughter Marie returned Saturday after a 12 day vacation. The trip took them to Reno, Nev., through the Lake lahoe country to San Francisco, up the coast to Vancouver, British Columbia. Mr Horton enjoyed deep sea fishing at Coys Bay, Ore. Enroute home they visited in Salmon, Ida., with her brother and family, Mr & Mrs Joe Nebeker. Mr & Mrs Robert Giles and family, McAllen, Tex., spent two weeks witn their parents, Mr & Mrs Lawrence Moubray, American Fork, and Mr & Mrs Draper Gnes and other relatives. Mr & Mrs Guy Clark, Las Vegas, Nev., recently spent a week end with their son and family, the Robert Clarks, Salt Lake, and his sister and brother-in-law- , Mr & Mrs Douglas Fitzgerald. Recently enjoying a vacation were Mr & Mrs Grimaud. They visited in Firth, Ida., with his cousins, Mr & Mrs Jim Gentilon. returned They home enroute Palisades Dam and Jackson Hole, moved into their new home on Redwood Road. Danny Bowen, son of Mr 4 Mrs Martin Bowen, is spending this week at the George. Mr & Mrs Joseph Bailey attended a family gathering Saturday at the home of their brother, Mr & Mrs Thurlow Bailey, Salt Lake. The occasion celebrated the birthdays o? the Thurlow Baileys. Officers and teachers of the First Ward MIA and their partners held a party Aug. 6 at the home of Mr & Mrs Blain Bradford. Out door sports, games, and a ham supper were enjoyed. Debora Tholen, member of a club, was awarded a blue ribbon on a bedspread entered at the Salt Lake County Fair. She is a daughter of the Richard Tholens. Former East Midvale residents. Mr & Mrs .Tnhn A Adams, Vernal announce the arrival of a son Aug. 9. Mr & Mrs John Q. Adams are great grandparents. John and his family will uavc soon for San Diego, where he will teach school. Richard Tholen arH children attended the F. E Farnsworth family reunion ouinrday at Jordan Park d ton, D.C. u ! Wyo. Guests for two days of Mrs Maude Erdman were Mr & Mrs George Suchor and their grandson, Robert Feeler, Cricago. Among those attending the Robert Giles family reunion at Draper Park Sunday, were the Robert Giles, McAllen, Tex.; Mr & Mrs Draper Giles, Mr & Mrs Wilford Rawlings and their daughter Teri, the Vance Rawlins, and Mr & Mrs Jack McCarthy. Mr & Mrs Joseph Bailey attended a dinner party at the Hotel Utah. Tiie affair honored Mark Nicholes who is retiring as state director o. vocational education. A was held Sunday at the home of Mr & Mrs Don Worthen. Enjoying the evening were Mr & Mrs James Nielsen, San Diego, Calif.; Mr & Mrs Francis Dooley, and Mr & Mrs Frank Pierson. Mrs Maude Erdman accompanied her sisters, Mrs Samie Finch and Mrs Eliza Bringhurst, Salt Lake, to Flaming Gorge and Vernal, where they spent part of a week. Pearl Green, Arvel Graham, Esther Forbush, Zel-d- a Motta, Lorie Roberts, Edna Jensen, Rena Stefenoff, ; ion, Hazel Fisher, Holla-day- ; Ruth Anderson, Alice and Chiverall, Blanche Yhomas, members of the Tee Pee A club enjoyed a luncheon at a Holladay res- COPPERTON 6 grandparents Mr & Mrs dan; back row, Mike Petersen, Midvale, Craig Butterfield, Riverton, Craig Johnston, Midvale, Darrell Turpin, West Jordan. Absent form picture, Arlen Mounteer, Midvale. Brigham City visiting with relatives is Kenney Patrick. Mr & Mrs W. A. Fike attended a luau at the home of Mr & Mrs Kenneth Davis, Midvale. Others attending were Mr & Mrs J. A. Fike and son Steven, Mr & Mrs W. A. Fike Sr., Capt. & Mrs W. A. Fike Jr. and sons Brad and Bruce. Mr & Mrs Kenneth Davis and children, Midvale; Don Messer Smith, Long Beach, Calif.; Gladis C. Conner, Salt Lake; Shirlene Cowdell, Redding, Calii.; Nancy Jen-soDraper. Peterson. elected Mrs Aline Wolf The newly formed Club will sponsor a school to aid the naturalization of immi-- ' grants lor citizenship Sep- tember 3. RiHfprrest school hosted the annual Jordan District lunchwcikc:3 :x'.z.3 en Aug. 22. Two Men The Butler Eleventh Ward lund raising dinner on Fridav, Aug. 23. is holding a fTbnftr The Butler Sixth Ward will present the comedy opera "Mikado" at the Butler Stake House, located at 3001 East 7800 South on Saturday, Aug. 24. at 8:15 p.m. Proceeds will go to the Butler Sixth Ward building fund. (SB Hurt in Accident the creek. Both were pulled from the wreckage and taken to Cottonwood Hospital after which the Fuhriman youth was released with cuts and abrasions, and Mr Millard was transferred to Salt Lake LDS hospital. Southeast Church Assists Clergyman Marine PFC Randy Camp-- ' bell, son of Mr & Mrs Claude Campbell, has arrived near Da Nang, Viet Nam, after completion of two months basic specialist training in at Camp communications Pendleton, Calif. Casper Bern's home was the setting for a wedding ceremony uniting his brother, Russell, and Miss Rhonda Elsbury, recently. The Eldon Marshall family drove to Fillmore last week end where Mrs Marshall will spend a few days. Mr & Mrs Ed Bridge and family enjoyed a few days at Mirror Lake last week, but returned because oi the sudden cold weather. Mr & Mrs William Harvey have enjoyed a visit Rev. Neal Whittaker will be assisting Rev. Charles Crane at the Southeast Calif. Christian Church, 6876 HighDebra Sue Foster, Kearns, land Drive. Rev. Whittaker has been visiting Mr & Mrs will assist until the compleFoster. tion of his church Dinner guests of Mr & built in the Salt Lake being area. Mrs Foster have been Mr & Part of the congregation Mrs Winn Foster and fam- now Southeast attending Mr & Mrs Christian ily, Kearns; Church will form Grant Pullen and family, Mr the congregation for Rev. & Mrs Charles Winn, MidWhittaker at his new church. vale. They were celebratin" Winn Foster's birthday. Young Democrats Floyd Trease has been a & Mr of Harold Mrs guest Form New Club Patrick and family. & Mrs T. E. Patrick Mr The Wasatch Young Demmotored to Brigham and ocrats club was formed at where they Visited rela- a meeting recently held at tives, spending a week in us Cottonwood A one car mishap at 4800 South and Ninth East involved Paul Millard and Robert Fuhriman, who were on their way to work on Aug. 16, when they found their vehicle upside down in "Mikado" To Be Presented by Ward Ox-nar- T1 Jim Mr & Mrs Og-de- n McCloud returned last week from Los and San Diego, Angeles Calif. A short trip to Tijuana, Mex., was enjoyed They also visited Mr parents, Mr & Mrs John Haslam, Roosevelt. Mrs Laura Millard took a bad fall while working at the Salt Lake Temple Aug. were planned to 15. determine any broken bones. l, Mrs W. M. Stelter 2788707 El-do- n California. were Officers at that time and consisted of James Man-.vilpresident; Loretta Clay-ion- , first vice president; Alice East, second vice presi- dent, and Peggy Milligan, secretary - treasurer. The club welcomes all persons under 40 and over 16 to join and urges interested parties i.o contact Craig Peterson at HEIGHTS El-do- n with Mr Harveys brother in .he home of Mr & Mrs Craig COTTONWOOD Johnson. Attending were Mr & Mrs Wilford Tracy and daughter Staycee, Mr & Mrs Keith Johnson and children, Kimberle" and Mark. Mrs Dahle and daughters Cindy and Phyllis, Granger, visited with Mr & Mrs Johnson. Mrs Eldon Johnson and granddaughter Staycee Tracy visited with Mr & Mrs Clark Johnson. Mr & Mrs William Tracy and daughter Staycee have taurant. An overnight guest of Mr been visiting Mr & Mrs El- don Johnson. They have re & Mrs John Q. Adams was Mrs Dan Seegmiller, St. turned to their home in fl V Eight explorer scouts from Riverview district are at Colorado Stare University, Ft. Collins, his week as delegates to the conference of explorers. Pictured, front row, from left, Boos Peterson, Midvale, Larry Beck, Riverton, Gary Stevenson, West Jor- d Sherry Patrick The Canyon Bingham Lions Club had a steak fry. On the food committee were Phil Sanderson, Verl Peterson, Bill Heaps, Ron Stukie. Honored guests were Mr & Mrs Boyd Anderson, Mr & Mrs Udell Wankier, Mrs Miles Gaithwaite, and Mrs Phile Sanderson. Craig and Lecia Shostead, son and daughter of Mr & Mrs Keith Shostead, Granger, have been visiting Mr & Mrs Carol Curtis. Mrs Ben McAllister visited with her daughter, Virginia McAllister, who is away at school. She also visited with Mr & Mrs Steven McAllister and their new baby daughter. Mrs Miles Gaithwaite gave a swimming party and a hamburger fry for 40 children in the Copperton area. Dinner guests ox Mr & Mrs Armistead have been Mr & Mrs Henry Nielson and sons. Dean and Louis, Mr & Mrs Kenneth Eastman and Mr & Mrs Steven Down. A birthday party was given for David Johnson, 5, son of Mr & Mrs Keith Johnson, Granger, at the home of his ' entertained at a bridal shower for Lorraine Jacobs, daughter of Mr & Mrs Arlon Jacobs. Lorraine will be married next week to Richard David Forester, son of Mr & Mrs Richard A. Forester. Mr & Mrs Ted White hosted a dinner party last Sunday, Aug. 18, for Mrs Whites parents, Dr. & Mrs J. J2. Rasmussen, Salt Lake; a sister, Mr & Mrs Bill Ren-ne- r and four children, Midway, Wash.; and another sister, Mr & Mrs Don Peteri, son and four children, Miss. Sterling Jacobs, young son of Mr & Mrs Arlon Jacobs, is recuperating at home after a tonsillectomy. The Gary Harmer family motored to Springville last Saturday to spend some time with Mr Harmers mother on her birthday. Mr & Mrs Keith Snow and family enjoyed a cold but delightful trip to Yellowstone recently. The Griffiths family of subdivision have returned home after spending some time in Philadelphia. Mr & Mrs Gary Bywater have moved into the area. Mr & Mrs Bryce Hansen and friends spent a couple of days last week end horseback riding in the Uintahs. Mr & Mrs Joe Kennedy have returned from Washington where they attended funeral services for Mr Kennedys father. De-Vil- le RIVERTON Mrs Don Sheppard 254-380- 5 Mrs Mary Lloyd Honored on 80th The family of Mrs Mary are making preparations for an open house to be held in honor of her 80th birthday Aug. 25 at the Town Hall from 1 to 4 p.m. The family requests no gifts. Bennett's "Tender Loving Care" Paints (it mce-a-vu- Mr & Mrs Martin Bowen and family have recently r Bennett's OF LATEX WALL PAINT hest latex wait pain!. 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Researchers have, for a long time, used light traps to determine the presence and number of various kinds of insects in an area. As a survey tool, lights aid entomologists in determining when certain insects are becoming abundant. Beneficial insects, as well as injurious insects, are attracted to the lights. Many insects are attracted into the area of the light that normally would not be there Mr Burningham said. Also, he added, only night flying insects are captured by the traps. Wingless insects and insects which fly only in the daytime, such as che housefly, are rarely caught. ga. vl v. lood and snon ram coat with Compoct, all oc- fasteners. Great for fishing, golf, hunfin ig casions. 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At the Riverton Fifth Ward Sunday, Ren Densley who recently returned from an Alaskan-Canadiamission vas welcomed home. An invitation was issued to relatives and friends of the A. Duane Densley family to join them later at their home. Mr & Mrs Vere Berrett and family returned recently from Yellowstone National Park and Island Park, Ida. Week end visitors of Mr & Mrs Don S. Sheppard and family were Mr & Mrs r Sheppard, Salina. Bil-ox- Lloyd AVAILABLE WAIrll Diabetic Camp at Aspen Camp in Provo Canyon Mrs Don Sheppard is home after spending several days in a Granger hospital. Mr & Mrs Glen Butter-lieland daughter and husband, Mr & Mrs Brent Powell, have returned home after visiting Mr & Mrs Grant Page and family in Wilmington, Dela. They also visited several states and points of interest, including Washing- State St., Murray Sat. Open 10-- Mon. S. 8 - 266-880- 9 !nRimton254-383- ! |
