Springville Herald | 1967-03-16 | Page 11 | Newlyweds to Make Home in Springville

Newlyweds to make home in Springville Announcement is made this week of the marriage of Margaret Mar-garet Kirk Gharda, formerly of Springville, to Fred Eggimann, a native of Switzerland. They plan to reside in Springville at the family home at 550 North Eighth East. Mr. Eggimann is a retired businessman in the publishing industry. The new Mrs. Eggimann is a former teacher at BYTJ and U of U and has been a translator trans-lator at the United Nations. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lng have returned home from California, where they enjoyed a three and a half week's vacation. They made the trip by .car visiting vis-iting a son, Dale, at Santa Ana and with other relatives and friends in San Diego, El Kajon and other areas. While in Santa San-ta Ana, Mrs. Mary Weight, who has been spending the winter win-ter on the coast had luncheon with them and they were visited vis-ited also bp Mrs. Emma Long, . Springville, who with her sister sis-ter Fannie Johnson of Helper, have been visiting at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Long also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen DalUn at Leisure World. Most television commercials are ninety-nine per cent hokum.