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Show of 9858 Amber Lane took re Ward is Mrs Colleen McMullin. ment ceremony, honoring fh are Nancy girls graduating from Primary, Dell, Linda Wootton and Janet Kerksiek famcently, Traveling by jet, Mrs Team members Baker, Paula McKee, Carla was held Wednesday morning Lowry, Willett Inattended the Home ily front row, Mae De Mill, Sue Jones, Ardith Union visitors to Los Angeles o Margie Johnson, Reporter teriors and Gifts Inc. manager's who participated in Beckstead, Sherrie Powell, Don- The girls Am have included Mr St Mrs Ed left to right, convention in Dallas, Tex., as a na Oakeson, Maureen and receivet1 Newbold, the program Griffis and daughters, Janet and Sister Norma . Carol Oakeson, and Nancy Holt scrolls were Karen Oakeson prospective manager. -Mr & Mrs W. E. Denney re- Kathleen. They visited with Mr Kerksiek, ? it-The teams will play in the Sherri Johnson, Merlene Oake & 9804 Mr Mrs Al Griffis' Mortenson, Marilyn C cently spent over night in family, division tournament next week. & Mrs Robert daughter Julie Mr and at National Jennings the returned from a . Garnet, Wayne County son, Rolaynne Mabeyi, Judy week in Southern California, Reef Monument. They stayed at Griffis and family. They en- Kay and Elder Oakeson, and Karen' Van Dyke. scenic Kerkthe Capitol Reef Lodge and joyed visiting many Trail Roundup Held spent with relatives. DisneyHarry There were sixty-tw- o girls and visited at Fruita while there, places and visited with Mr siek; land and other points of interest back the ceremony. attending parents R. & Mrs Mr K. Griffis' Trailbuilders mother, and By were enjoyed as part of tne hjj They went to Kanesville After the program and games, sons J saw the school building where Wells, Huntington Park. They row, agenda. was served. The .Trail for the Trail-build- luncheon roundup Mr Denney taught school as a returned home Friday. daughDale, Yellowstone Park was claimwas theme, "Shopping of the Boys Primary carried out in the Spree'' and young man. Preston, Idaho visitors enjoy- ters Kristiue ed by the Gordon Hansen's this 4) games Mr & Mrs Eddie Butterfield ed a family outing at the home year. Their neighbors on Garn- was held Tuesday night. The luncheon. Mrs Dean Reynolds, and ' Peggy et Drive, the Dale Cowley's boys demonstrated their spirit- West Jordan Stake returned home Friday after en- of Mr & Mrs Clare Winn. They Primary famchose to visit relatives in Idaho. ual lessons in joying a week's stay at Las were Mrs Winn's mother, Mrs Ann. The Primary and also President, was in attendance. Neil Pat and Andersin, Zion's Keith, and be will Mr3 Samuel H. Hatch, East scouting Canyon. Vegas ily skills. There Wjere Teachers of' the Merrihands, Mill Creek, was on hand to forty-twMr & Mrs Eddie Perez at- Kimberly Nelson; Mr & Mrs M. leaving for present. Mrs Gene- Firelight, and Gaynotcs are Mrs tended a patio party Aug. 11 at H. Winn and daughter Idella; spend a week making her new vieve Schmidt and Mrs Lois Maxine Oakeson, Mrs Evelyn r& Mrs David Nelson, Salt! Germany, Mr the home of Mr & Mrs Ellis grandson, the' arrival of Mr & Turnercounselors of the West Nielson, .and Mrs Raphclla Mr & Mrs Darrell Smith, Switzerland Mrs Leon Walters, Tulip Dr., Jordan Stake Richardson, Holladay, in honor Lake; Primary Board Arnold. Mrs Jena Vee Palmer, & Mrs Dorm feel welcome at his new home. were also in attendance. of Mrs Richardson's birthday, Midvale; and Mr and Austria Randy Mrs Elaine Largent, and Mrs Lake. Salt The family of Lynn Ellison! o Her children, Stuart, Jeff and Winn, Lloyd, Kyle McKee were wel- Nedra Fullmer, presidency of Keven and Kerry, children of Amber Lane, are spending a comed as Blazers., Paul Holt, the South Jordan Ward, were in Camille, and her mother, Mr & Mrs Otto Sorcnson also attend-is- Mr & Mrs Clare Winn, returned few days this week relaxing in Randy Turner, Robin Turner, charge of the program and Sports director is Mrs Marianne lip Maxwell. Now residing in the canyons. home Friday after spending a ed. . : Douglas Wheadon, Randy Van luncheon. on home Seastrand the Stephen r Munley. The Lucky "13" Club was month at Preston, Idaho, with Steven and Dyke, of Johnson, Garnet is William the Remem-berance family . I Cousins Tk .1 I . The Brady . .A me y nuiu hi Stewart Nielson were welcomed jiuiue oit mra iwse their grandparents Club met at the home S. Neve. On Galena Dr., the A farewell testimonial meetMr it Mrs Allen Day (ReNae Rawlings recently. Dinner was into the Trekker Class. Paul of H. F." former Camel home a Mrs Green for of Lucy patio d served rb Mrs Grace Ashton, Francom) left for their home ing will be held in honor of Van Dyke and Earl Holt reis now occupied ty J. E. Ber-me- l. C Use Sentinel Mrs Mary Sorenson, Mrs Beth in Mesa, Ariz., last week. They Elder and sister Harry A. Kerk- party before business meeting. ' tenderfoot scout A brand new street in S. Tateoka ceived the Mrs Ida were Mrs Those attending rBarney, Mrs Marie Mitchell, have been visiting with their siek Sunday, Aug. 19, at 4:30 and were welcomed into AM badge Ailcy Morrell, Mrs Elva Wheel- White City is Tritoma Dr., and Mrs Myrtle Ostler and Mrs parents, Mr & Mrs Neil Franthe Guide Patrol by Bill Oats, it boasts new residents in the held Doreen Leila Mrs Mrs will, Want Ads The bd Nix, meeting er, & Willard Mr Mrs p.m. com and Vera Stoker. Monte McKee, Dennis Palmer Ward Rhoades, Mrs Arthaleen Ailing-to- form of the Lou M. Hekking Dennis Third Vickie and Midvale East the in Day, Draper. was A family" and Rallo Oakeson. U. Mrs Ellen Nance, Mrs family. held in Kearns at the home of will spend three weeks here chapel, 87 East 7100 South, Mid- Averil Teachers of the Guide, Trek-kerMrs ThomLucy Kreipl, both grandparents. Mr Sc Mrs Ray Christensen, with and Blazers, Mrs Rene ' : vale. Mrs and Hilton. Vivian pson Mr & Mrs William C. Parker Dr & Mrs Fred Greer and Aug. 5, twenty attended. Those Mrs . Ruth Oakeson, Perschon, called & Mrs Mr Orval Milne and The couple have been of Leesville, La., are visiting from Union were Mr & Mrs son Mark .Torrence, Calif, are and Mrs Wilma Avery, assisted St Mrs Harold Whetman enMr to mission Germany, here visiting with his parents, on a labor W. E. Denney. with the demonstration and rea trip recently to San at the home of Mr & Mrs Ottis Mr & Mrs Lowell Greer. Sat- Switzerland and Austria. Their joyed TRUCK LETTERING , freshments. Mrs Jena Vee PalMr St Mrs Kelvin Brady Dr. Mrs Parkon Lake and Tahoe. Lasater Francisco Tulip They Aug. 11, the son and three daughters will returned home last week. Mrs Elaine Largent, and mer, (Blanche Newbold) and chil- urday evening, REAL ESTATE er is the for r Gay Lasater. The South Jordan Second was entertained at a accompany them. Mrs Nedra Fullmer, presidency Mr St Mrs Glen Milne and Mr dren, Gordan, Debbie and Scott, couple at his parents home are Ward their Softball team won of the South Jordan Ward Pribe to party patio by They mpanied The presented girls' a' with program are WINDOW. LETTERING visiting & Mrs Gilmer Hilton returned California, honor. Dr & Mrs Greer Sunday will proceed as follows: the district Softball tournament their parents, Mr & Mr W. E. in their mary, were ln charge of the home last week after spending infant son and hope to make bea to week here PLASTIC SIGNS skills in and the South Jordan Trail Roundup. spend prelude music, Karma Jenson; some time at Yellowstone Park. their home in. the valley now Denney and Mr & Mrs Del New- plan inwon Ward in team song, girls ?bo!d. Mr Brady left Sunday, fore returning home. particicongregation; opening Mrs Virginia Milne is recuper- that Mr Parker has been disThe Union Fifth Ward Relief vocation, Edwin Hansen; sacra ; pation in the MIA summer 'Aug. 12, for his home to see at her home following an charged from the service. ating Lihoma Holiday were There six sports program. to his business. Mrs Brady and Society has been reorganized. ment song, congregation; sac operation. A host of family relations The new oficers include: presi- rament service, Aaronic prieststakes participating in the com- children will visit here with relHeld Wednesday have been ' guests at the Reed ; Miriam Eldredge; hood; remarks, Bishop Dean W atives and friends for two dent, Mrs Amber Ln., these petition. Tyler home, Coach for the South Jordan The Lihoma Holiday advance- - 9733 S. State AM weeks before returning home. first counselor, Mrs Lucille Sharp; quartette, Richard Claupast few weeks. Mrs Dale Tyler Second Ward is Mrs Mrs Gwenn Ridd, sen, Shirley Jacobson, Ruth Helen and her four children: Christine t Yoscmite Park has been the& Cherrington; second counselor; Mrs Cherrill Glover, Kilmer Larson, accomMrs Harry Pettibone Campbell. Team members are .vacation destination for Mr Kirk a and Joe spent Cynthia, ' Marlene Workman, Joy De AM Mrs Dale Walker and their Carlson, secretary. panied by Betty Jex; speaker, week visiting Mrs Reed Tyler's Linda Johnson, H. Mr E. Belcher and Clark. chorus, Theron Mr daughWm. Lundevall; They Roger nephew, sister. Mrs Alice Christensen Graffenreid, Shauna Workman, visited at Atwater, Calif., with ters, Halla Rae, Emylee, and son Primary Jensen, Djiane children; speaker, two and children enjoyed a her Residents Attend Dclores Ostler, Bonnie Jo CampWalker's father, Mr Wa- Vernon, spent two weeks in the Bishop Walter K. Kerksiek; . Mrs visit at the Tyler home with South. went Karen Workman, Nancy and viold. Hansen They Penf through They enjoyed lter trio, Sue, Kathy Rally Republican her brother, Bob Allen and his bell, siting San Francisco, did deep Texas into Jacksonville, Florida. Judy Hansen Gunderson; res Rindlesbach, Nancy Ferguson, At the recent Republican wife, along with Mr & Mrs J. Pam Johnson, Carol Lee Holt, sea fishing at Moss Beach and They went to pick up their ponse, closing missionaries; R. Allen who were guests also visited Mr St Mrs Joe Cortijo of daughter, Jerri, who was re- song, congregation; benediction, rally, held at the Sandy Recreaand Verlene Scott. for the same few days. This San Bruno. They spent some leased from the Florida mis- Melvin Coach for the South Jordan 0. Allen; postlude, tion Hall for the purposes of past week Mrs Tyler has spent sion. They attended the soft Karma Jenson. workers to time at Memorial Park in helping grass-roo- t Calif. They were gone ball play off while there. (The become acquainted with the several days at the Genealogical in Salt Lake with her $50 Rtward for Any Sewing two weeks and returned home boys from South Carolina won party's candidates running for Library Machint I Can't Repair R. Allen before Mrs mother, J. and will attend the and state White Saturday. offices, county All makes and models -to the returns latter Idaho. Baseball three children, Tournament here in day. Forty The Hardman reunion was . City area was well represented A dinner Work Guaranteed fashion and show held Aug. 12 at Saratoga. Salt Lake.) They visited at grandchildren and great grand by delegates and one candidate rJ Merry-Go-Rou0 E. J. JACKSON Neman-Marcu- s at the of Dallas return 111., attended. and crossed Nauvoo, children the They for state legislature. Eighty attended. Those from 4534 W. 5615 So., Kearns stands out of one 9. the as highBoats Union were Mr & Mrs John Mississippi River. They spent ed home Aug. John P. Anderson will com CY The Union Fifth Ward Pri pete in the primary election lights of the trip Marea Willett Hardman and daughter Joan; some time at Denver and vis Airplane Michel an d ited with Mr & Mrs Joseph mary held its Lihoma party Aug. for the Republican nomination grandchildren, & Mrs Robinson and also at Vernal 9. A fashion show and luncheon for state representative Mr 'Christine Bratnich; from ftaweasaiaertgpgMge : Marvin Harman, Holladay and with Mr & Mrs Warren Belcher. were enjoyed by sixty girls and legislative district 20. They returned home last week. their mothers. This wa9 under Mr and Mrs Henry Hardman. Ferris Wheel 1 1 Among the delegates and inMiss Jerrie Belcher's welcome the direction of Lihoma part- terested observers from the The Bitot . . . . The Union Third Ward held Carol Christofferson, White City voting districts were: its annual ward outing at Dra- home will be Aug. 1 at 6:30 in ner, Mrs Mr ,Wana Jen and teachers, the Union Fifth Ward. D. Wilson of Amber Lane per Park Aug. 8. Games and Carol Wilson and Mrs Billy 7 1., JHoward Moody of Garnet Dr.;SB refreshments were enjoyed. ; The Union Fifth Ward held sen, Mrs Forbush. . Ester lriat4uHit a & Mrs Dclbert Eddington The Garden Club a. patio cooking demonstration Mr The Purrrrr! The Union Fifth Ward Priheld its annual picnic at Liberty Aug. 7. It was under the direc Sego Lily Dr.; Mr & Mrs Derald Round-U- p Trail its held have it done right! tion of mary the Utah Power and those from Park recently; of Jade Dr.; Mrs Ralph 9. Mr Don Tilley guests at- the evening of Aug. Union that atended were Mrs Light Co. Thirty-twMcClellen played the guitar Crystal, Tulip Dr.; Mrs J. Save money in the end Bring your car to us Ruby VVoodhouse and Mrs Lucy tended. Jones, Diamond Way and Friday, Aug. 10, Mrs Clifford while the boys and their par- Conrad Nelson of Hibiscus. Proctor. BarThe Union Third Ward Pri- Harman and Mrs Lena Silvey ents sang western songs. serwere becued visited hamburgers with their brother, Mr mary Mcrihands held a luncheon St Noon Till 9 Mrs Harold Becker, Salt Lake. ved to 90. This was under the Indonesian. Dinner at the home of their teacher Open Daily of Trail Builder partdirection Mrs Lena was Silvey recently Mrs Helen Burgon, Wed., Aug. Planned by 8th Ward Also Open During County Fair Mrs Verna Belcher, . and 8. The girls prepared the lun- a dinner guest at the home of ner, N. Holden St. AM Midvale cheon assisted by Lihoma part- her sister, Mrs, Clifford Har- teachers, Mrs, Donna Korous, The High Priest Quorum of toes-E-ra Mrs Helen Erickson, Mrs Florner, Mrs Flora Steed. The girls man, Granger. the Sandy Eighth Ward has ence Mr & Mrs Heber Wolsey and Wegner. :KSUKuKuu::uKKUUUu:::KK:KS:M:::KKKXKr::KKK::::i;K: who attended were Ronnalyn M Mr & Mrs Alma Wood had scheduled an Indonesian dinit Grant, Diane, Mary, St a children Brown, Thelma Coleman, to be held on Aug. 22 at ner as dinner y. their Sunday guests Janene, Linda, Joy and Dawn Laker-velFleming, Kathie Fletcher, the ward x chapel. Emil v. Deloris Fullmer, Kathryn Hick-so- dne will leave Saturday, Aug. Mr & Mrs Eddie Wood, Salt Garnet Dr., is acting as v. Mr & Mrs David Wood and Lake to 18, make their in home Cedar Deloris Jeppson, Sarylee St six chairman, having spent :: and David children and Karen, Mr City. X Wolsey will teach at in that food The years X country. Lake. Salt - the College of Southern Utah. Michael, X Laker-velbe will Mrs prepared by The Union Second Ward PriMr & Mrs Heber Wolsey has X who accompanied her husK v w had as their guest the past mary has now named their K : X week their nephew, Mr Don leaders. They arc Mrs Drue band on their sojourn in In: X Walker, president; Mrs Zella donesia. It will consist of en8 Wahlstron, Los Angeles. X . . dishes native with Mara first X Mrs Air tirely Back home after a month in Motta, counselor; Boise, Idaho, are Mr & Mrs tha Allen, second counselor; strong emphasis on curry and Conditioning X Alma Wood. They visited with Mrs Mary Brown, secretary; rice. X Do r NIoM iheir children and families, Mr Mrs Pat Schindler, organist; K Coll CJd laitM I Yar X Sl Mrs Leonard Mr & and Mrs Estella Crofts, chorisNew Residents Wood, X am H . Mrs Donald Shields, Mr & Mrs ter. St White City has a number of CI X The Union Sixth Ward PriIra Wood, Mr & Mrs Ronald X new is residents. Drive Tulip "Service All Makes" was organized Aug 12. Wood and Mr & Mrs X mary Percy Glen D. Chides-te- r the X welcoming Eckis Mrs Loma President Wood. They also visittd with X BUXTON'S family who only last week X Mr & Mrs Vilus Sage, Prineville, strom; first counselor, Mr Rcva into the moved former X A Robert Air Conditioning; Heating Wiseman; second counselor, While at Mr Oregon. Boise, 6?3 S. Stat Hoke residence. The Midvale Hokes Mrs Wood celebrated his 70th birth- Virginia Eskelson; and sec have moved to Idaho as a reyou think proof mean? quality retary, Mrs Leah Henderson. HOW TO MAKE DRY MARTINIS The Union Second Ward sult of transfer in Mr Hoke's a mistake. 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