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Show Land Bank Loans Are Increasing The Federal Land Bank . of Berkeley, during the first six months of 1964, made $44.5 e million in lone-terloans to farmers and ranchers in California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and Hawaii, according to President Wallace E. York. This is an increase of $7.7 million over the same period in 1963 and is the largest dollar volume loanei by the bank in any comparable perloi in its 47 years of operation. These leans were made through the 46 Federal Land bank associations which own all of the capital stock of the bank smri curl'p fha 5ctatA nraa The bank's outstanding loan volume continued for increase and at the end of June re ache 1 an increase of $276 million, $15,8 million since the first of the year. According to York, the greatest portion of the increase in loan volume was used - and e to refinance chattel mortgages, to buy land, and to make improvements to land and buildings. , ' WEEKEND GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. ' Mark R. Howcroft, parents of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dunn were weekend- - guests at the Dunn home in Tremonton. They came to be present at the meeting in which their grandson, Mark, received his Eagle Scout award. Also present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lasrich St. and children, Tina and Robert, also of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn King and son have been visiting friends and relatives in the valley for the past few days. They stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merylin King in East Garland and also visited with a sister and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brockman of Tremonton. The Kings left Monday to return to their home in Richfield, Ida. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Waldron, Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Allen accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Barnes of Salt Lake City spent the weekend at Bear Lake. Daniel R. May Named Herd Technician dual-purpo- two-wee- nnnwAdAntAtiirAo ftiwtllfflisillt the United States and in several foreign countries, operates exon a frozen semen clusively basis. This provides herd owners with the widest possible choice of sires in each of the breads. YSS1S Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Bowen spent a week in the northwest where they enjoyed some deep-te- a fishing and lanel spent the time with her while Vkki sister. Mar jean rated with Mr. and Mrs. Kay 3owen. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ericksen and two children spent a week Rttunt Lt. CoL Francis J. Hart present-e- d the National Safety Council Award of Honor to Thiokol Chemical .Corporation's Wasatch Division eiiHii D " v.. ;C , . ; : f , recently. Howell Observes Fourth of July Reunion Held By Peterson Family Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bywater entertained at a family party at their home Saturday in compliment to Dr. and Mrs. Claine Petersen and family of Wilmington, Del. Dr. Petersen and his wife and family are moving to Laramie, Wyo., where. Dr. Petersen will be employed as a research chemist at the University of Laramie. Dinner was enjoyed by forty members of the Elma Petersen family. Mrs. Reta Sandberg and children of Layton have been spending the past week wiJi Mrs. Sandberg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mason. Saturday they all spent the day at Bear Lake. Other guests at the Mason home during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jack-ma- n and family and Miss June Moore of Brigfiam. Howell celebrated the Fourth of July beginning with a flag ceremony at 8 a.m. Following this the Sunday School sponsored a breakfast and cooks Ray Sorenson, Jim Welker, Virginia Kotter and Mary Hyden served up stacks of hotcakes, sausages and eggs. "A Round The Block Parade", fish pond and candy booths were sponsored by the Primary as was the plate lunch served at noon. The M.I.A. was responsible for the ice cream, pop and other goodie t booth. Surprise Visiters The Jack Forsgrens were pleasantly surprised to have Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Atkinsens. drop in for a few days ' from Napa, Calif. Relatives who dropped in Sunday afternoon were Ellis Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Carol. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Northrup had their tiny daughter named in Fast meeting Sunday. She was given the name of Janet Northrup. Her great grandfather, John H. Forsgren named her. Her grandmother, Mrs. Cleon Forsgren was here .for the Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hess Saturday were Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cole and family of Arimo, Ida., and Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Brown of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sutherland along with Mr. and Mrs. Walte. Sutherland and family Pocatello. and Mr. and Mrs. Kent SutherEnjoying the 4th cf July at land and family of Ogden spe.it the Gale Welling home were several days of last week vacaTodd Petersen of Missoula, Mont., Mr. and Mrs. Max Hyde tioning in the Uintah mountains. Elmer Coombs was taken to and family and Mrs. Joseph the Veteran's Hospital at Salt Oyler oi Tremonton. Lake City Friday for medical Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Munson, care. Mrs. Carol Mifflin and daugMrs. Donetta Petersen return-e- '. hter, Jean, attended "open house" home Saturday after spendat rlarkston Sunday for George ing several days with her dauMyler who was celebrating his ghter, Miss Betty Petersen at 80th birthday anniversary. Provo. The two ladies attended t an Opera at the University of a Dr. and Mrs. Owen J. Jones Utah at Salt Lake City Wednesand and Dwane Jones of day evening. Betty accompanied Mesa,family are spending ten Ariz., her mohter home and remained days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. for the weekend. Jones and family and Visiting with Mrs. Florer.ce Thayne with Mrs. Jones's parents, Mr. Munson and family Friday were and Mrs. A. N. Rytting in Mr. and Mrs. Brig Godfrey, Mrs. Annie Godfrey and daughSunday visitors at the home ter, Beth, of Clarkston, and of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coombs Mrs. Laneita Croft of Great were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Falls, Mont Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Iva Lou) Laub of Clearfield and Mrs. Corinda Cannon of Mendon. Schoonover and family of GarMr. and Mrs. Dan Kent and den Grove, Calif., are spend'ng have been spending a family two week with Mrs. Sehoonfew days at Twin Lakes. over's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Earl F. A. Smith and family. Other and family joined "Mr. and Mrs. visitors at the Smith heme durLemuel Earl and family of ' ing the week were Mr. and Mrs. Mendon and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy George Schmidt and family of Bowcutt and family of Garland Great Falls, Mont., Miss Cecilia at Yellowstone Park for a Adams of Westwood, Calif., and weekend vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jensen of occasion as was Richard Egbert who assisted with the nam- ing. Guests of the Homer Kotters Sunday were Elmer Kotter and Leon Biddulph of Ogden. Also Etta Mae Cary of Brigham. James Nes-se- n were in Granger Sunday where Bishop Nessen participated in the naming of their new little granddaughter, Julie, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Taylor. On the way home they stopped to visit with their son, LaMont and family in Kaysville. Mr. and Mrs. Alvine Nessen from Centerville were guests of Eva Bail' on the 4th. While visiting there they accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nessen, Eva Bair, and Zelda Hess to the City of Rocks. 1 J4il ' an IOO Your Highway Applesauce F &P Apricots Whole, Unpeeled 24-5- . $1 35' No. 303 cans No.2Vi .59 95 JJouithofd - mi utw! 1 Ocdtn 394-233- 1 for Paper Napkins Paper Napkins rugs that protect your health and reduce the cost of illness South Tremont Si. Tremonton, Utah Exclusively at Utah, Nevada and Wyoming Safeway Stores One Tret cird per store visit. No purchase required. Purchasers nol favored. 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There were no drugs effective aoaiiat H or any othar frtie virus. 311-ox- Famous Nationally Known Brand At Safeway's Low Price ... W" ;. J Win! Banquet Frozen Meat Dinners All Varieties ' V V,' Mr, and Mrs. Glen Collett and seven children of Idaho Falls visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.' Lee Thompson last week. and Sav I J Today he enjoys the Meat Pinners Wesson Oil II .'... - WIN $100 CASH LIKE THIS JSuu " ) Get a TARGET every time you visit SAFEWAY. Save your TARGETS. Add the numbers printed inside until you 6nd 3 that total 100. Take these to your SAFEWAY manager and win $100 Cash! j, a0 J us Mr. and Mrs. Gain Jensen and two sons of Salt Lake City have spent several days in the community with their families. Mrs. Mark P. Jensen and her daughter-in-laMrs. Mark H. Jensen were in Salt Lake City on business Saturday. 45' ...MAKE 1 ? 'V . Luccrno llil' I V monton. Vicki Bowen entertained a group of friends one day last week at a swimming party at Crystal Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Durfey visited in Salt Lake City with their son, Norman Durfey and his wife. Granddaughter Blessed Bishop and Mrs. . V Homo Quid - Mrs. J. J. White who had been married 60 years, Mrs. Mary Bradford who was the oldest lady present (68 years old), Frank Hansen who was the oldest man present (86 years old), Mrs. Nancy Bowcutt who was 85, Mrs. Jasper Rhodes who had 14 living children, Mrs. Effie Johnson who had 12 children. Dinner was sen-e-l to sixty five guests. Gar-'larf- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Simmons I Las Vegas, Nev., who haw pent the past month visiting in his area with their families, eturned to their home. Their aughter, Jan, remained to visit a little longer with her grandmother and other relatives. Mary Alice Westover and two daughters of Preston, Ida., were Wednesday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warnke. Mrs. Charles Bishop was a patient at the Valley Hospital for a day or two this past week. She spent a few days afterwards at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dale Allen in Tre- Division General Manager Charles E. Hunter, and Gene Hayden, Manager of safety and security accepted the award for the division. BANK MUST SELL! : The Bear River Stake held their Annual "Old Folks" party June 27th. Chairman for the day's entertainment was J. J. White. The Relief Society from Garland Second Ward cooked the dinner which consisted of roast beef with all the trimmings. The Bear River Stake Relief Society arranged a program consisting of vocal solos by Anna Durfey accompanied by Rennis Lark in at the piano. a TUp "Wilbur family" from sang songs and played guitars. Each lady was presented with a rose and each gentleman a carnation. A box of chocolates was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Curlew who had been married 63 years, Mr. and m Mac-farlan- e, technician for Curtiss Breeding Service. He will work with D. D. Davis of Ogden, Utah, local d stributor for the nation-wid-e artificial breeding firm, in making the service of 180 outstanding sires of 14 dairy, beef and breeds available to cattle raisers. r v qualified for the post successful completion of . r k intensive training course at the Curtiss headquarters farm in Cary, 111. The training ranked schedule, generally among the most comprehensive in its field, provides extensive live cow experience in approved artificial breeding techniques. Opportunity is provided for first-han- d study of the various sires in the stud with particular emphasis on their use in continuing herd improvement programs. has over The firm, which CAA woi iUTU Stake Honored v:. ts , Daniel Rees May of Garland, Utah, has been assigned to the Box Elder County area as herd 1 ilOruiWCBl tremonton, utah Thursday, July 9, 1964 H isiting the southern parks, rhey enjoyed Bryce Canyon, Grand Qon's, Glen Canyon, Canyon, and Cedar Breaks. ' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mauga-joined with others of Gep-laremployees in a lovely day it Lava Hot Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Saunders md family are now making a tome in Sterling, Alaska. Their nany friends will be glad to sow that they arrived there afely. real-estat- jh Old Folks of tight-seein- real-estat- m the leader Couple Reports TST. COTVIIOHT 141, 1M1, IfeS, AMDOB 1H4 |
