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Show The Leader Thursday, June 10, 1965 by Florence Munson Mr. and Mrs. George Kirby and Mr. and Mrs. Robert KirGorden joined by and Janet by Mr. and Mrs. Alden Kerr and daughter, Delsa of Idaho Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Marian Berrett of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. David Kirby and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don Kirby of Brigham, Mary Stoddard of Logan and Dr. and Mrs. Elwin Stoddard of Des Moines, Iowa, enjoyed a lovely family dinner party at "Rocky Point" in Ogden last week. Haltie Hodges graciously en- OBITUARIES CARL WILCOX A heart sud Jen ailment daimel the life of Carl N. Wilcox, 54. of Fie'.ding June 2, while he was working in the field at his farm in Fielding. He was born Jan. 24, 1911 in Fieliing and was a resident of that community. He was a son of Ebenezer and Christie Nordberg Wilcox. He was a graduate of Bear River High school and married Althea Garn Sept. 2, 1930 in The marriage Ogden. was solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple, June 7, 1930. Mr. Wilcox had been an active church worker, having life-lon- g been a counselor in MIA, a ward teacher and at the time of his death was ward clerk in Fielding Ward. He had coached the ward M Men basketball team for 12 years, during which t'me they won the region honors three times and took second in the All Church tournament one year. Surviving are his widow and the following sons and daughters, Ronald G., Ogden; Maurice G. and Seth G., both of Fielding; also five grandchildren, four brothers and one sister, Lavern and Lorin Wilcox, both of Ogden; Dale A., Bountiful: Blaine, Kearns: Mrs. Leonard Iva Shield, Price. Funera services were conin ducted Saturday afternoon Fielding Ward with Bishop Donald Petersen in charge. Burial was in Fielding Cemetery by Rogers Mortuary. GERALD CHRISTENSEN Gerald Christensen, 42, the father of ten sons and daughters, died Saturday night in a Brigham City hospital of an apparent heart attack. He was born Feb. 8, 1923 in Bear River City, a son of Benjamin and Christensen. Anderson Lorna He was married to Elna Anderson Dec. 21, 1943 in the Logan LDS Temple. in He had been a farmer Bear .River City, Bloomington and Corinne and had been employed by Fife Construction Co. in Brigham City. He was an elder in the Corinne Ward and had been a ward teacher. Surviving are his widow, and the following sons and daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Janice) Banks, Salt Lake City; Ben J., Roy E., Linda, Brent L., Pamela, Bruce K., Lewis A., and Lesa and Todd J. Christensen, all of Corinne; also his mother, Mrs. Lorna Adams, Idaho Falls, Ida.; five sisters, Mrs. Shirl (Sharon) Koford, Mrs. Hugh (LaDean) Robinson, both of Idaho Falls; Mrs. Richard (Carol) Webb, Lancaster, Calif.; Mrs. Charles (Marian) Pierce, San Diego. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon in Corinne ward chapel. Burial was in Bear River City Cemetery. ANDREW A. JENSEN were conin ducted- Monday afternoon AusAndrew for Ward Fielding tin Jensen, 63, who died June 2 in a Logan hospital after a ten days' illness. Bishop Don-al- i the Petersen conducted service and burial was in FieldMortuing Ceme'ery by Rogers Funera' services ary. Mr. Jensen was .born Nov. 4, Ida., a son 1901 in Cleveland, of Andrew Christian and Violet Austin Jensen. The family moved to Elwood when he was a child and to F'elding in 1939. Helen Scholer He marriei in 1939 Logan. The Dec. 22, marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple in At the t'me of his death, Mr. Jensen was acting as secretary of the Elders Quorum of Fielding Ward. Surviving are his widow and the following sons and daughters, Mrs. Clame Lela Graver, Field ng; Jerald and Mrs. of Joseph (Lois) Smith, both Ogden; Oiean, Svlmar, Calif.; also 15 grandchildren, h i s father of Brigham City, one sister, Mrs. Boyd (Vio'.et) Syr-etTremonton. t, CLAUDE TIPPETTS Claude Tippetts, 70, former resident ot Garland, died May in Osmond, 22 at his home Wyo.. after a month's illness Funeral serwith leukemia. vices were conducted in the Osmond Ward LDS Chapel and t1 I IS THURS., FRI., SAT. & SUN. . . I . j j ! the Burns recently. COMING: "TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" "MAD, MAD WORLD" HOT NEWCOMER FROM HONDA I . .9 HONDA SPORT 65 perform-anc- e, new engineering perfection. The Honda Low initial price; easy S-6- 5. terms. It's ready for you today, at Just opened at West Main Next to Andy's Barber Shop 113 ton. Miss Laura Larsen of Sheridan, Mont., was an overnight guest of Linda Wood last week. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Wood and Mrs. Ada theney of Salt Lake City visited at the C. W. Wood home Saturday. MiD SEASON CLEARANCE SALE 19 Upright Junipers Assorted Varieties to SALE 4.79 6 feet, regular $6.50 1 Beautiful Scotch Pine .. SALE 8.00 B & B, Regular $15.00 Arborvitae, Columonaries SALE 4.50 NOW! 5 to 6 feet, regular $6.50 Arborvitae, Columonaries SALE 3.49 3 Dance Classes Doris Roche SALE 1.49 4 feet, regular $2.50 All Peonies SALE 89 Regular ASSORTMENT OF $'1.00-$2.0- 0 Canned Merchandise 25 OFF (Including Weeping Willow, Birch, Flower- ing Shrubs and Fruit Trees. This sale positively for ONE WEEK ONLY! Instruments Available ro Rent Please register before June SALE 1.49 feet, regular $2.25 (Real Special) 3 to taught by $8.00 feet, regular $4.75 Pruners Cislina Jean Stokes $5.00 a month week course 4 3 to 4 Lessons s, to Bridle Wreath Guitar, Uke and Banjo taught by 8 5 as we have to move all into shade house. No sale price after they are moved. HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY! ROSES. Fairly good assortment Oh, yes! Regulars for 79c. Patented, in groups, at cost. 15 er STOKES MUSIC TREMONTON WALTON'S VALLEY NURSERY 1 Yi Miles East of Tremonton Phone 257-237- 2 tery. was born Sept. at Georgetown, Ida., a son of Joseph Williams and Ellen Rosenbaum Tippetts. He marrie.l Esther Koeven in June 1913 in the Salt Lake LDS had two chilTemple. They dren. She died in November 1917. He later married Bessie Louise Gomm Oct. 3, 1923 in the Salt Lake Temple. Six children were born to them. Surviving are his wife and the following sons and daughters, Mrs. E. D. (Ruth i Yea-maKemmerer, Wyo.; Ivan Koeven Tippetts, Las Vegas; Mrs. Perry (Eva) Milles, Mi. Tippetts 1894, 12, IVlOl - ill SERVE MORE UTAH DAIRY PRODUCTS 1 .a I T. 1 rresn uian . LUCKY WINNERS FRYERS Wyo.; Mrs. Byron Mary Hoopej, Fairview, Wyo.; Jack Mrs. Frank Claude, Ogden; Colleen Merrill, Charles Victor, both of Osmond; and Jam-- e William, Brigham City; also it, wauvu iuc bit CAM 1. W. J. Rudd L. K. Nelson 2- - 3. Peggy Kay 4. Gloria Ree 5. Gary Hanna 6. Merle Conger 7. Jay Stokes 9. Frank Kobayathl 8. Elmer Sorenion i) 47 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren, and the following brothers and sisters, Maurice, Ogden; Aaron, Layton; Alice e Black, Georgetown, Ida.; Smoot, Stumpp, Wyo.; Rher Hall, Pocatello. Mrs. Frank The dauchtev, Merrill and family livel for a time in Sandallwood Acres in Tremonton. Vtulll -- Af-to- ) 7BOLOGNA BACON Aaron Hill SWIFT EXCEL I CHUNK STYLE Ui BRAND SLICED STRIPE Jea-nett- from page TOOTH PASTE 1 Welfare Department receives and administers all funds. However, the hulk of the money, $24 million, minus some State administrative charges, is passed on and spent by local county welfare agencies. These departments act as branches of the State organization. For example, last year the Salt Lake County Welfare De$10 million, partment spent Utah County $3.4 million and Weber $3 million. With the balancing of the revenues, about $5 million, the State administers the County assistance programs and operates the Ogden State Industrial School, t h e American Fork ! Training School, the Provo State Hospital, the Tuberculosis Hospital, etc. Sharp increases in the Aid to the Disabled program are shown. A 166f,f increase in the average number of recipients have forced expenditures up 221. Moreover, Utah has almost twice the number, 9.6 as compared with the U. S. average of 4.9, of people per 1,000 of population receiving aid under this program. The nursing home program and duplication between programs caused most of this increase. Do all counties have an equal percentage of their population on the Welfare rolls? They do of not. Last year found 31 San Juan County's population on Welfare (due largely to Inin Emery, dians), almost 8 7 in Juab and Sanpete. Compare this with .05 in Daggett, 1 in Rich and Morgan. Some changes will be made in July. Legal maximum monthly grants will be increased by about 2V4. For example, a case will be able to receive up to $84 a month the old rate was $82. A case will be able to receive $281 a month, it was $275. Furthermore, the Commission has adopted a new simplified method of determining monthly it cuts red tape, payments case worker time, and tax Reg;. 89c The State n n BEAR RIVER HONDA services the Coverts had as their dinner guests, Mrs. Conal Johnson and children, Linda, Dick, Tim and Bart of Pres- SUMMER CLASSES But-tar- Visiting Sunday in Lewiston were Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Summers and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown of Tremonton. It was a special occasion for the two couples for Mrs. Summers' sister, Mrs. Eulalie Taggart, was being honored with an open house for her 80th Mrs. Robert Hall and four children of Richfield were visiting during the week with her mother, Mrs. J. P. Jones in Tremonton. FOR Kaysville. COST including John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, Henry Fonda, Jeff Hunter, Richard Todd, Peter Lawford, Robert Ryan and many others. This is the story of D Day, 21 years ago this month. New power, new styling, new married were ENROLL Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rose joined Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mr. and Mrs. Jay But-arMr. and Mrs. Vince Buttars and Mr. and Mrs. Berdean Buttars of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Blau of FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL Roy at the Grand View Cafe Testimonial in at Logan last week for a dinA farewell honor of Elder Winston E. ner party in compliment to Hickman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rose's mother, Mrs. Jess Blaine Hickman of Snowville, Buttars on her birthday. was held May 30th in the Visitors at the home of Mr. Ward in California. and Mrs. Ralph Rose last week Elder Hickman will enter the were Mr. and Mrs. Howard mission home on June 14th for Whittaker, Mr. and Mrs. Ira training prior to his departure Jensen of Magna and Mrs. Ade-lin- a for Ireland. Hadley of Brigham. Russell Petersen has left for burial was in tne bmoot CemeLos Angeles where he has em With large ALL STAR Cast .mi who Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas and family spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arch Hall and family in Ogden. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown and Mrs. Sunday were Mr. Bengt Jonnson and family of Kaysville. Guests at the Brown home Monday were Mrs. Nephi J. Brown, Miss Veda Barratt of Ogden. Ferral Archibald in Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wright and Mrs. Emma Clark of Salt Lake City were over night guests of Mrs. Beatrice Wright last week. Thursday they attended funeral services for Mrs. Wilhelmina Thomas at Pocatello. Friday Mrs. Wright attended graduation exercises at Provo where her grandson, Bill Anderson, her nephews, John Wright and Bill Swinyard were the graduates from among B.Y.U. Other at the guests home of Mrs. Wright during the week were Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Anderson of Provo, Mrs. Ed Pingle of Kaysville, Mrs. Edith McGregor of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wright of UTAH'S WELFARE r j of Mid-val- O. Visiting with relatives in the West Jordan area over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Burgess of Tremonton. Mrs. Roy Wood of Blackfoot visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Wood Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Covert had their baby blessed at Sacrament meeting Sunday and given the name of Kimberly by Pres- ident Michaelis. Following the SPECIAL DISCOUNT TICKETS FROM CARL & DON S MILD "THE LONGEST DAY" I I members Rexburg, Ida., and Mr. and Mrs. Quintin King of Ogden. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hodge Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hodge and daughter of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Starr and son and Mrs. Helen Hess and four children visited with Ed Pingle and family at American Falls last week. Mrs. Emma Archibald has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ( -- I tertained Bridge Club at her home last week. Prizes went to Lena Hall, Rose Limb and Ethel Petter-son- . hot luncheon A delicious was; served. Mr. and Mrs. James E. White joined Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Simmons of Cheyenne, Wyo., and Mr. and Mrs. Alf White of River Heights for a dinner party at the Grand View at Logan Friday evening. Grandson Graduates Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Hall attended graduation exercises at Weber College Saturday evening where their grandson, Lewis Thorpe was one of the graduates. Sunday the Halls had as their dinner guests Mrs. Lynn Thorpe of Torrance, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Longhurst of Bell-flow- 1953 ployment with the J. C. Penney Company. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas and Mrs. Nelda Whitney ate tended an Open House at Friday evening in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Garland News T rem on ton, Utah dollars. aw CHEESE ALSO: m SAVE MORE AT CARL & DON'S A SLICES 1 1 1 Reg. ItZ 29 lb. pkg. CARL BRING YOUR CAMERAS On Exhibit Between THE HOURS OF TAKE THE KIDS PICTURES NILE PARKING Lb. 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