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Show Lapoint Lois Rasmussen Phone 247 2475 vi Li1. 'jujiumcCTrrMKa Bascoms attend relatives wedding Glen and lwisc Bascom, along with Merrill Rasmussen went to Clearfield on Friday to help celebrate the marriage of Merrill's granddaughter, Kay Fallen Harvey, who married Clay Barker. They returned Sunday bringing Mamie Rasmussen, the wife of the late Rulon Rasmussen, a former resident of I,a point. She is staying with her daughter, Marion Young in llan-1 llan-1 cock Cove. Laris and June Woolley, Preston and i Thelma Taylor, Altamont, Milt and Florence Woolley and III). (Ruff) I Bchrman, Vernal, went to Craig, Colo., on Sunday to visit with relatives. , Bishop Keith Hartle and Carma ' received a telephone call on Mother's Day from their son, Todd, who is laboring as a missionary for the I,DS ' church in North Hollywood, Calif. The Head Start group from Ft. Duchesne, with supervisors, Louise Bascom and Ruth Goodrich, and parents went out to Heher City lust Friday for a trip on the "llolx-r Creeper." There were 57 in the party, I.ytm and Lane Walker, twin sons of Elroy and Katherine Walker, also Reese McKinnon, son of Art and Linda McKinnon, participated in the Special Olympics held at Heber City last Friday and Saturday. All three boys placed in three of the events. Lynn placed in the soft ball throw; Iine in the soft -ball throw and the long jump; Reese in soft-ball throw, long jump and hurdles. Kyle Mansfield placed second in the karate meet which was held in salt Iake City on Saturday. A new family, the .James Newmans, have moved into the old U'i point chapel and are making it their home for the present. Marvin and Genevieve Huber have to take their daughter, Jeanette, into Salt Lake City in the near future to have more surgery done on her hip joint. Word has Ix-en received by Jim and Elizabeth Esplin that their son, Ver-mon, Ver-mon, who is filling a mission for the LDS church in Hawaii has Iven laboring lately on the island of Molokai in the township of Hoolehua among the leper colony there. Jim and Elizabeth's son, IVlane Esplin, stationed in Frankfurt, Germany, Ger-many, has received his commission its Captain. Also, their son, Capl. Kendal Esplin, who lately left Lapoint to take a training course in military Intelligence is stationed (it Fort Ilauchiiea, Ariz, litis lit-is sxn to receive his commission as Major. Mr. and Mrs. Ijimnr Norton were in IjtX)lnt this past weekend visiting with the Dave Lundliergs. Kolayne Lund Ix-rg Is their daughter. I |
