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Show The Leader HARRIS FAMILY REUNION HELD The family of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Harris of , - . Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Moore (LeOra) of Idaho Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward (Marjorie) of Ogden and Moran. Besides visiting, enjoying a picture show and program activities were boating, water horse-sho- e skiing, river-ridinpitching and volley ball. Delicious meals were served on picnic tables in the pines and the reunion was considered very successful and enjoyable, however, during the course of events, Lonnie McClure, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Moore was taken to Jackson Hole where he underwent an emergency operation for appendicitis Saturday evening at the hospital there. He is reported to have been taken to his home Friday at Iona, Ida. Following the reunion Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Harris and family of Springfield, Ore, Mrs. Virgil Harris of Portage, Mr. and Mrs. Phil R. Harris of Logan, Lorfhy and Denece Gleed of Malad and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ward and son of Pocatello and Mr. and Mrs. LeeRoy Pett-ingi- ll and family of Owyhee, to Yellowstone Nev., National Park and returned Wednesday night. field, Glenna Andersen and Scott Maughan Set August Date Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. of Tremonton anAndersen nounce the engagement and g marriage of their daughter, Glenna, to Mr. Scott Maughan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Maughan of Garland, Utah. The couple have set August 12th as the date of their wedding which will be solemnized in the Logan L.D.S. Temforth-comin- ple. They will be honored at a reception that evening in the Tremonton Fifth Ward Cultural Hall. Tne bride to be is a graduate of Bear River High School and L.D.S. Seminary where she was an officer for four years. She has attended Utah State University and is presently employed in Tremonton. Mr. Maughan is also a graduate of Bear River High School and L.D.S. Seminary. He has fulfilled an L.D.S. Mission to New Zealand and has completed two years at Utah State University where he plans to continue his studies this fall. MOTHER'S BIRTHDAY BRINGS PHONE CALLS Mrs. Richard A. Calderwood was surprised of Tremonton and happy Saturday, July 24th, Ahen her children called to tfish her a happy birthday. Calling were Thaine and Carma and Carmen from Michigan, Dee and Pat from Cleveland and David and Judy from the Canal Zone. ' rett, secretary SHOWER HONORS BRIDE-ELECBride-elec- t, Nan Oyler, was honored Thursday evening at a Kitchen Bridal Shower. The shower was held at the home in Garland. of Susan Jensen Assisting Susan were Judy Garfield and Jaci Oyler. The 20 present were entertained and served refreshments on the patio of the Jensen home. Special guests were Mrs. Rita Oyler of Ogden and three grandmothers, Mabel Oyler of Tremonton, Dora Shaffer of East Garland and Mrs. Roy Hawkes of Portage. DINNER HONORS BIRTHDAY Mrs. Minnie Potter accompanied by her daughters, Rita Maxine and Taylor, Stagge, Lila Lee Kearl, all of Ogden; Minne Mae Norr of Deweyville, Donna Adams and Evelyn Watt of Brigham City enjoyed dinner at Maddox Ranch House Thursday evening. The dinner was in honor of Mrs. Minnie Mae Norr's birthday. BIRTHS EGGLI over the arrival of a baby girl born Monday, July Lott 26, are Floyd and Bea Eggli of Bothwell. The tiny Miss has one brother. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lott of Fielding. Happy WATCH forthe Grand Opening of the Classic Shop Aug, 6 and 7 VANDERHOOF Donald Lee and Barbara Udy of Tremonton are Vanderhoof the proud new parents of a baby boy. The young man, their first child, arrived July 20. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Delose Udy of Riverside and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vanderhoof of Plymouth. Claiming the honor of being the great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rader of Corinne, Thomas Udy of Riverside, and Warren Vanderhoof of McMinnville, Ore. and r 1 A X leaders. At our meeting we made rolled biscuits. We judged them and then we sampled them. will be Our next meeting July 29th at the home of Barbara King, our other leader. Reporter, Christine Burnett FROLLICKING The Frollicking meeting was held of Linda Butler, MISS ILENE BURGESS llene Burgess and Jerry Brockman Choose Early August Nuptial Date Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burgess of Roy announce the engagemarment and forthcoming riage of their daughter, llene to son of Jerry D. Brockman, Mr. and Mrs. Kai Brockman of Tremonton. The couple has chosen August 5 for their marriage in the Logan LDS Temple, A reception will honor them that evening at the Hains House in Ogden. Miss Burgess is a graduate of Weber High School and the LDS Seminary. She has been attending Dixie College, where she was an officer of Delta Psi Omega. Mr. Brockman served two years as a missionary in the Great Northern States Mission. has attended Utah State and Dixie College University and will continue his studies at the University of Utah this He fall. mer Tremonton resident, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Odell L. George. Nelson, now of St. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of North Las Vegas, Nevada. Following the rites, they were feted at a wedding dinner at Dick's in St. George, Cafe by parents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Nelson. That evening the bridal couple greeted guests at a beautiful garden reception in North Las Vegas,- Nev. The bride is a graduate of Rancho High School and Seminary. The groom is a graduate of Bear River High School and Seminary, has fulfilled an LDS Mission to Southern California, has attended college at USU, Centrallia College in Washington, and is now attending the College of Southern Nevada. HONORED Miss Carol Christensen was honored last Friday evening at a bridal shower at the Tremonton Third Ward Relief Society Room. Hosting the shower were Lana Christensen, Gay Larson, and Mrs. Willis Christensen. Sixty guests were present for the shower. Miss Christensen will exchange vows with Phil Butcher of Ogden this Friday evening at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Butcher in BRIDE-ELEC- leaders. we talked At our meeting about courtesy and how we should use it in our daily life, then Linda gave us some examples of how we should show courtesy to others. Reporter, Susan Burnett BUSY BEES The Busy Bees held their organization meeting at the home of Laura Selman. We planned on what we were going to make and chose officers. The officers are: Dixie Kotter, president; Marie Allen, vice president, Debra Coombs, secretary; Marilee Napoli, re- T journed at 5:00. Reporter, Marilee Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kay visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Evans and family at Roy and Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Kay and family at Ogden Friday. Lemon Poppy Seed Bread new No better selection anywhere. Lemon peel and poppy seed, long a favorite combination, lend a special touch to this quick loaf bread. Lemon Poppy Seed Bread boasts a modern feature, too the nutritional bonus provided by the thiamine, niacin, riboflavin and iron in enriched flour. Slightly sweeter than most quirk breads, yet not as sweet as cake. Lemon Poppy Seed Bread Is at It's best accompanied by coffee or tea. You'll find that the bread slices better after a mellowing period of a few hours, or better yet, overnight. w W . k Jkk rn A " i Why don't you? Button's & Bolts West Main Tremonton Burbanks Set Family Reunion Local Cancer Unit Excels The latest report from the Utah Division of the American Cancer Society shows the North Box Elder unit to be fourth place in the state on the percent of goal achieved. The local council under the guidance of Arlene Ficklin as chairman has reached 141 of the $1600 minimum goal set, with a total credit of $2248.42. The annual Burbank family reunion has been announced for Saturday, Aug. 7 at Willow Park in Logan, (6th South 4th West). Members of the family are asked to meet at the park at 10:30. and bring a photo, story or keepsake of their ancestors to participate in a "Show and Tell" program. NOW PLAYING NU-V- U THROUGH SATURDAY Spun of Laughter, Music and Magic! WALT DISNEY'S Re WALT cup milk cup shortening tablespoon poppy seed 4 cup sugar 2 cups sifted enriched flour 2 eggs 1 1 tablespoon baking powder tablespoon grated lemon 1 teaspoon salt rind Grease y, x h loaf pan. Preheat oven to 350. Combine milk and poppy seed. Sift together flour, baking powder and salt. In large mixing bowl cream together shortening and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat In eggs and lemon rind. Hlend flour mixture Into creamed mixture alternately with milk and poppy seed, begin-nln- g and ending with flour. Deat well after each addition. Turn Into pan. Bake 1 hour and 10 minutes, or until cake tester tnnorted In center conies out clean. Cool In pan on wire rack 5 minutes before removing from pan. Cool completely. If you don't sift and in the absence of other directions, spoon flour directly from container Into a one. cup dry measure, level off, then remove two level tablespoonfuK according to L'SDA recommendations. NOTE: If g flour Is used, omit baking powder and salt ti BUENA DISNEY'S FUiSH,tdhnfage TECHNICOLOR oMCMLXI mmm OTTER, Walt Own Productions WED. & THURS. SHOW STARTS AT 7:30 FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT 6 P.M. Regular Prices SHOES SI 00 ON PAIR SALE PRICE HATS Your Choice s300 Many Other Bargain Items 1 See the NEW SUITS for FALL and WINTER. Make your choice and put on 41,-lnc- self-risin- lay-a-wa- y. May's Shop 59 North 1st West 1 TECHNICOLOR VISM 0l'iDulKin Co. relenrt Napoli. HANDBAGS id The above group shows five generations: great great grandmother, Mrs. Mary S. Overmyer, Orem; great grandmother, Mrs. E. C. (Helen) Macon, Fielding; grandmother, Mrs. Leslie (Jacqueline) Voorhees, Clearfield; mother, Mrs. Jason (Elda Mae) Newel, New Orleans; baby, Sherrill Newel. coats & a9. Vi store -- SUITS and DRESSES LEMON POPPY SEED BREAD 1 loaf Others travel miles to shop at our J Spring and Summer ALL BABY broad selection of new fall styles, fabrics and colors. ' n - -- i iiA porter, Sandra Clark, song leader; and Marilyn Checketts, recreation and health chairman. meetThe Busy Bees first ing was held at the home of Laura Selman, The meeting was brought to order by Dixie Kotter, Sandra Clark led us in Kookaburro. Debra Coombs gave the prayer and Marie Allen led us in the pledge. We talked over offices and all of us got our patterns pinned on and cut out. The second meeting of the Busy Bees was held at the home of Marie Allen. The meeting was brought to order by Dixie Kotter and Sandra led us in a song called Aloucette. Marilyn gave the prayer and Marie led us in the pledge and the Pledge of Allegiance. We all got our darts pinned and sewed. Meeting was ad- 4. t - NOW SHOWING A rrA 4-- St. George Temple Rites Unite Julie Miller and Brent Goodey ThursIn rights solemnized day, July 22, 1965 in the St. George Temple, Miss Julie Ann Miller became the iride of Brent Thomas Goodey. A for- FUNSTERS Funsters fifth at the home one of our ki. m i i reporter. MERRY MIX UP'S The Merry Mix Up's sixth meeting was held at the home of Karen Wilcox, one of our '7A 1 The leaders are Mrs. Zenna The White and Linda Mhite. first meeting was held at Mrs. White's home. We cut grapefruit and oranges and made orange juice. We also boiled eggs. Last week the club went to 4iH camp for 3 days and had a very enjoyable time. Reporter, Christie Jarrett La-mo- nt went 'i? COOKEROOS club was The Cookeroos organized recently. We elected officers as follows: Sheryl Richards, president; Jeanine White, vice president; and Christie Jar ld MISS GLENNA ANDERSEN 29, 1965 NEWS Portage held their annual reunion July 16, 17, and 18th at the Mountain home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ward of Ogden at Moran, Wyo., north of Jackson Hole. Forty-nin- e family members and three visitors were present including all eight of the brothers and sisters and most of their families. Mr. and Mrs. Con Hansen (Ullala) and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fuhriman (Evelyn) of Tremonton, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harris of Portage, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris of Shoshone, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Harris of Spring- " Tremonlon, Utah Thursday, July Tremonton |