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Show Hinckley CLARA STEWART Mrs. Dorothy Damron was guest speaker at the Founder's Day annual an-nual P-TA program, in Fillmore, Monday night. Dot is a real speaker. speak-er. Good going. I think that's an honor. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morris left Thursday for San Diego, Calif., to see their new grandchild, a little boy, born to Mr. and Mrs. Mario Morris, Tuesday night. Before returning re-turning they will visit the D. A. Allreds in Long Beach and relatives rela-tives in San Mateo and up to San Francisco. They plan on being a-way a-way two weeks. Mrs. Beth Judd returned, Friday night, from Las Vegas, where she spent a couple of weeks with her son, Hugh and wife, Dorothy, who have a new baby boy, born Feb. 16. Students home over the weekend were Bryan Petersen, BYU; Gene Ekins, CSU; ElDean Greener, and Waldo and Karolyn Warnick, vocational vo-cational school, Provo; Duane and Helen Stewart, BYU; and Joyceen Spencer, from nurses training. June Hepworth, who is an optometrist op-tometrist in Blackfoot, Idaho, was home Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs. June Hepworth and brothers and sisters here in town. Marlene and Dale Bliss spent Friday in, Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Palmer received re-ceived word of a new grandchild, a baby girl, born to their daughter and husband, Lee Manwell in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Bishop, of Cedar City, were in town, Saturday. Mrs. Agnes Woodbury celebrated her 85th birthday, Feb. 28. Health permitting, Mr. Woodbury planned to go to Payson, Tuesday, to visit with her. He has hewMhe flu the last two weeks. Mrs. Annette Bennett spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Petersen. Elden G. Hurst came down Wednesday, Wed-nesday, and was at Parents' Day in Delta. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Christensen of Salt Lake, were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Morris, over the weekend. Mrs. Bessie Webb got word, Friday, Fri-day, her niece's twelve year old girl had died during a heart operation. oper-ation. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Searle of Kearns, and granddaughter of Roy Twitch-ell. Twitch-ell. Ruevoe and Mark Crafts spent Tuesday in Milford. Mr. Verdell R. Bishop went to Salt Lake, Friday, on hospital business. busi-ness. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and children, of Salt Lake spent Wednesday Wed-nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Meron Petersen. Mrs. Norma Taylor and two children, of Reno, Nevada, are vacationing va-cationing at their parents', Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spencer. Don and Cherie Morris went to Salt Lake for a couple of days this week. Neal Swensen was working at Garrison when he was taken real ill. His father brought him into the Delta hospital, where he was op erated on for appendicitis. Congratulations to Bonnie and Nels Petersen on the arrival of a baby girl last week. Saturday evening, open house was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hilton, in Orem, for their daughter, Rosalee who married El den Verd Singleton. People who went from here were Mr. and Mrs. Randle P. Swensen and Diane, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Swensen and son, Lewis, Mr. und Mrs. George Ekins and daughter, Margaret and son, Gene, Mrs. Lula Cropper,. May Pratt, Hon Cropper and daughter, Mary Ellen, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Hilton, Mr, and Mrs. James Christensen, and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Roundy, Gene Ekins came up from Cedar City for the wedding at Orem. While there he became ill. They took him to the hospital In Pay- son and found he had an absessed appendix, so he was operated on while there. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ekins went to Richfield, Friday and Saturday, for the Class B wrestling tourna- , ment. Our Hinckley fellows had a little bad luck. Dick Taibpt, son oi Lee and Velma, pinned his man In 23 seconds in his first match. In his next match when the boys fell, Dick got hurt. The end of a rib was torn loose and he had to go to the hospital and couldn't go on with the match. Duane Ekins got his first match, but lost out later. However, last week at Cedar Duane got a 1st. By some mistake I reported re-ported he placed 2nd. Michael Talbot Tal-bot placed 2nd in the state. Delta team placed 1st In the tournament and Fillmore 2nd. We are real proud of you fellows. Mr. and Mrs. Meron Petersen went to Salt Lake, Saturday, to a family get-together with all their children and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Whetten, of Orem, and Mr. and Mrs. David Stevens, of Pleasant Grove, were in town this week to visit the Stevens Stev-ens and the Judds. Karl and Arvilla Workman drove to Provo Wednesday night, for Ar-villa's Ar-villa's brother Sterling Jacobson's birthday party. Their parents and brothers and sisters (42 in all) were there. Sidney Carter went to Ely, to work on a drill where they are drill- VcST DESERT ROUND-UP SHIRLEY ROBERTS I . y4 FIRST AID I - fHOOTION C? RED CROSS ACTIVITIES and accomplishments ac-complishments in Utah during the past year were summarized in a report presented recently to Governor Gov-ernor George D. Clyde (second from left) by E, LaMar Buckner of Ogden (left), a member ol the Board oi Governors of the American Ameri-can National Red Cross. With them at right is Roy Johnson, a first aid instructor from Salt Lake. County Red Cross Chapter. Every Utah family benefits from the first aid and other training and services provided pro-vided by the Red Cross, Mr. Buckner told the Governor. Noting; that although al-though some Utah chapters participated par-ticipated in federated fund raising last fall, many others will be conducting con-ducting their annual campaigns for members and funds throughout through-out the month of March, Governor Clyde called on Utah residents to give generous support to the Red Cross and to participate in its programs. en iuYn CONTINUES THIS WEEK FREE FLINT PARING KNIFE A1 NO EXTRA COST WITH PURCHASE OF FLINT UTILITY SLICER $2.95 II told separately, cost would bi S3.S3 PaHawood handlai end itainleu iteel bladti Paring Inifa blada It hollo ground utility knife hat new War- rly edge blada that tteyi tharp longer. 2 JzlI- 6 Ft. PUSH-PULL TAPE RULE "T-1 c. Rtguiottf $1.19 Handy tltal rule In chrome plated caia. Eaiy-to-raad at black fi jural en white anamal blada. Proven thru uia WHEN YOU BUY ONE SO' PROVEN LONG Vt" TAPE $4.99 Whtta anamal blade wiih eaiy-io-read black marking. Zinc platad rteel cat covered with qrainad vinyl fabric. P3 1 I" PAINT BRUSH and 3" TRIM ROLLER Regufar Voue SI. 10 T"7c BOTH FOR -L- Gat both to finish off your paint job tha I brmh U iurt right for doing window Mine, tha trim-mar trim-mar rollar for cornari and door trim. WHEN YOU BUY ONE PROVEN 7" PAINT ROLLER SET $1.99 MiracI covr for tmoothef painting; paint-ing; parfactad tfip-ce construction Stronq. daap waD matal tray. ing for beryllium. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Schlappi, of Granger, were home to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Petersen Pet-ersen over the weekend. They both teach school, Kent in Redwood and Edith in Monroe. Jerry Skeem, two year old son of Fred and Elva, fell out of his high chair, Friday, and broke his arm just above the wrist. Hilda and Ivan Wright went to Delta Third Ward, Sunday night, to hear Vera Christensen, from Orem, talk. Vern Is Hilda's brother's grandson. Mrs. Kay Bishop received word of the death of her father, Levy Renolds, of Salt Lake. She, her husband, hus-band, Gordon, and all the family went up Friday for the funeral. Arthur Spendlove and his small son, Merril, came Sunday night, to spend this week with his mother, Mrs. Emma Spendlove Arthur still has his arm in a cast and his face is badly scarred from his car accident ac-cident last month. The top of his head, from his eyes up, was cut, and both eyes and his nose badly lacerated when he went through the windshield. His wife will come down next Saturday to take him back to their home in Ogden. Mrs. Elva Stevens, from Pleasant Grove, is here to stay this week, with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Stevens, and Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Spendlove drove to Clearfield, Saturday, and brought Harriet's mother, Mrs. Mary L. Merrill from Smithfield, back to visit here at their home for a week or so. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Talbot and Mrs. Oleta Swensen went to St. George, Tuesday, to bring their mother, Hilma Stewart, home. She has spent the winter in Las Vegas and St. George. She is well again and was ready to come home. Kay Hardy, of Salt Lake, and Carol Hardy, of Pleasant Grove, spent last weekend with their parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hardy. Mrs. Arlo Taylor had her mother, moth-er, Mrs. Arietta Herron, of Los Angeles, arrive Saturday evening, to be with her to await the new little arrival. Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Humphries, from Springville, came to spend a weekend with their mother, Mrs. Hattie Humphries, then she went back with them for a week. Congratulations to our pretty little Jerri Hale on being chosen F.F.A. Sweetheart, Friday evening, at the banquet. LITERARY CLUB At Literary Club, Wednesday evening, ev-ening, at the home of Angie Pratt, Dana Bishop reviewed the book, "Hawaii," by James A. Michner. The book has been a best seller for weeks. Members present were Har- VENICE DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Milner and family and Rulon Jenson, from Spanish Fork, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Jen-son Jen-son during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terry, from Delta, also visited. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Shurtz and family, from Salt Lake City, visited with their parents, Bishop and Mrs. Frelen Shurtz, over the weekend. They also visited in Fillmore with Mr. and Mrs. Josh Robison. Jerry Hill, Joyce and Artie and Roger Shurtz, made a trip to Salt Lake City, Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark made a trip to Salt Lake City and Tooele, Too-ele, for a visit with their daughters daugh-ters and families, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Boothe made a trip to Tremonton, Bountiful and Salt Lake City, for a visit with their children. The Young Marrieds class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cook, with Verla Jenson assisting in entertaining. Sixteen people riet Spendlove, Erma Cropper, Bel-va Bel-va Morris, Enid Damron, Clara Stewart, Thora Petersen, Evelyn Morris, Gladys Carter, Ruth Talbot, Dana Bishop, and Reva Talbot. Martha Mace was an invited guest. A delicious luncheon was served. CUB SCOUT BANQUET The Hinckley Cub Scouts held their banquet, Friday night. The tables were beautifully decorated in blue and gold with birthday cakes for the 51st anniversary of scouting. All the cub scouts, their parents and brothers and sisters were there, making seventy people attending. Sheldon Western was guest speaker and told the boys what it means to be a boy scout. Mrs. Thora Petersen was in charge, with Den Mothers, Golda Talbot, and Verna Taylor and all the cub scout mothers furnishing the food. CHURCH NEWS One of the best meetings we have had in a long lime was given Sunday Sun-day evening by the Elders Quorum. Pres. Walter Manis was in charge. Speakers were Reed Stewart, Wesley Wes-ley Morris, Harold Hepworth, and Wesley Petersen. Ward choir sang the anthem by Bessie Law, "I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes," and "No Man Is An Island." Invocation was by Clyde Stevens and benediction by Duane Galli. Thomas Theobald, 1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Theo-1 Theo-1 bald, was advanced from a deacon to a teacher in the Aaronic Priesthood. It must be that spring has sprung the ducks are flying back up North. All kinds and sizes have been landing at the springs to rest up. Fred (Ike) Pomel, the State Trapper, Trap-per, stopped in at the Cailao school and told the children many interesting inter-esting things about his work. He had five bobcats with their clothes off. Their gogsled-dead eyes would stare at you in a spooky way. Ike said that Mr. Jensen, the state trapper at Trout Creek area, lost a size 14 trap by a cougar in the Tom's Creek. He said it pulled up the large stake and all and hit out up the country into the rocks at the foot of the Haystack Moun- were given by Daryl Cropper and Mr. Eppich; a song by Steven Mor rison, accompanied by Lenore Mc Call. It was enjoyed by a large crowd. Visitors were Mrs. Eppich, Mrs. Cropper, Glen Bennett, Michael Mich-ael and Margo Rose, Susan Hales and Anthony Adams. We invite them all to come again. A large number of our people attended the Jim Bond show, Saturday Sat-urday night, in Delta. Ie was enjoyed en-joyed by all of us. Mr. and Mrs. LeAuer Shields made a trip to Salt Lake City during dur-ing the week. Elaine Nielson, from Salt Lake City, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Done over the past weekend and attended Sunday School with us. tains. The trapper believes the big cat will snag up into some rocks or bushes and starve to death. (Ey the foot prints he is believed to be a big one). Amelia Sabey returned home to Cailao, after an enjoyable stay in Salt Lake with her son, Merlind Sabey and family. She went in before be-fore Christmas. A beautiful Droeram and dinnpr i was enjoyed by many, Monday nignt. ine anair honored George and Inez Tripp on their wedding anniversary. Erma and Marline Bates brought Joyce Parker and June Bates with them from Delta for this honoring occasion. The program was a mixture of good homemade talent from Gandy, Cailao Cai-lao and Trout Creek. 4 n.i. Tni;f o;.. v-ui OUL.lt: uieeung wits held in the Neilson home in Trout Creek. lone Spencer was surprised with gifts and a luncheon after the meeting. It was her birthday, a-long a-long with George Washington. There was a fine attendance and everyone had a good time. Thanks to Laura Neilson for planning and preparing the birthday party which honored her aunt. It was extra special! Myrtle and Buster Timm made another trip to Salt Lake to get a physical checkup on her recent operation. op-eration. She is doing fine. No snow in Cailao yet, just good old Lynndyl wind. were present. Ice cream and cake was servd. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and family, from Dugway, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Losee, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Oliver made a 2000 mile trip to Phoenix, Ariz., and to Long Beach, Calif. They visited vis-ited Lorin's home town in Ariz., and a brother in Long Beach. They were gone 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Oliver took care of their place. The older group of the ward had a house warming for Mr. and Mrs. Curt Shields with the brothers and sisters of Curt and Eve, Friday night. A pot luck supper was served serv-ed at 10:00 o'clock. Those attending attend-ing were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen, Al-len, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mortensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Western, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Shields, Bishop and Mrs. Frelen Fre-len Shurtz, Mr. and Mrs. George Jenson, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mem-mott, Mem-mott, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis, Henrietta Hen-rietta and Marie Barben, Rex and Tressa Jenson, Mr. and Mrs. June Hinckley and Laraine Conk, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Losee. The evening was spent playing games and singing. Mrs. Eugene Memmott composed and read a tribute to Curt and Eve Shields on their new home. We all wish them happiness together in it. They sure have a lovely home. Sunday morning Glen Bennett visited our Sunday School with Glenda Memmott. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Memmott entertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Losee and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Shurtz and family, Glen Bennett and Chuck Greene. Sunday night the program was 1 given by Principal Eppich. 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