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Show Second Ward I lews LUCILE KIMBEH I address of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ste-1 phenson as so many of their friends have been requesting It. They are living: at present with Mrs. Steph- . . , . ,, ' enson's son Charles Nelson, 1465 A Stake Singing Mothers group Prlnceton A Salt Uke city. presented a musical program at our Mr md fnd MoU i0Bg ward Sacrament meeting. Erma Dav Sco & and Robbie of Cropper was the narrator. Melba rf d x Saturday wlth Jacobson was the director and Ruth m flnd Mfg Jim Jftrvis Talbot the accompanist. It was a N mMlmM- m.m. nrv mid real treat and we surely invite Ccfhje Jaryis spent ,flst Wednesday them to come again. th Kenealogical library in Mr. and Mrs. Gam Brown ana . . "wj family of Salt Lake visited over the L d Jmt of st weekend with their mother, Mrs. George visited last week with her Lemira Bishop. 1 brother Lee and Luella McAllister. Mr. and Mrs. Clayson Cahoem had LeRay and Lujean McAllister of some of their family home for the 0rem v,gUed wUh his folkg last pheasant hunt: Mr. and Mrs. Alton week and brQt the-r new feaby son Cahoon and family of Uyton and Erick seg hs grandpaJents Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Cahoon and fa- &nd Mrs Lee McAUister. He was mily of Logan. Owen is teaching bom 0ctobei. 15th. at USU this year . Mfg 1me Moore retumed bom. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy BuckmUler of p,;,.,, tr T. Salt Lake spent Sunday with the Vegas whwe ghe visited wth hef oauBuiei oi.u lai.uv, sister( Vonda Thayne. Then on to rernn mveu. ... ' Rialto, Calif, for a nice visit with r. ana Mrs. nn..u """ her brother and family, Mr. and ana aaugmers 0a, . Mrs Boyd Humphries. She also and Mary Kay of Orem spent Sat- made a w tQ pr0VQ tQ see her urday and Sunday with Janet a mother who ls in the h itaL mother, Mrs. Bessie Judd. ' h wiu soon be released. Boyd and Ethe Kunber spent md SoreMon Sa3y I)?hl Zlt S ?cS haPPy to announce the birth of a and Mrs A bert Kimber and Sunday new granddaughter Wendy Marle wun neis luinq, u.. aim - born Nov. 3. Parents are Gilbert weioy uuveu m ajmu6 and Jerry Sorenson o Taylorsville j m ana iuub luouma v utah other wandniironts nro Mr Sugarville VENICE DAVIS to make a move into another home. Where did they go? Why just a-cross a-cross the street (kitty corner), in case some of their friends can't find them. Miss Betty Henninger was honor- and Mrs. David Evans of Cedar City and great-grandmother Mrs. John Evans of Delta. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sorenson had as guests over the weekend Garry and Ethelyn Hardy and children LYNNDYL ed at a tea Saturday afternoon at An an(, - h. ,i ui. the home of Elaine Robison. Miss ,, Mrc m. r,Q;(rih w, rmi Henninger is the promised bride to ;prestwich and Ken' ' n f x-van nuuiayii, oui. vl Las Vegas Leona Ethelyn and Nell wmer itooison ana aaugnier visited while the men folks went mrs. menyi nenninger 01 aaii uine pheasant hunting, City. Many friends and relatives of the Robisons called to meet this lovely lady and her mother. It was a lovely affair. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Robison and LAURA BRAD FIELD daughter Joan returned to Salt n . f . t ....... . , T.nkp Mnnriav. Thev had a delight ful weekend visiting with his folks Mr. and Mrs. Louis Overson had Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robison. They their daughter and family, Mr. and did some pheasant hunting with Mrs. Nephi Swabb stop by a week his brothers, Evan, Douglas and ago Saturday. They were taking a paul load of young people to the Manti Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robison LDS Temple for baptism. There nnH familv of Prnvo visited over were four car-loads of people going. the weekend with their folks, Mr. Nephi and Janet left their girls in and Mrs. June Black and Mr.- and Lynndyl with their grandparents Mrs. Elmer Robison. 1 whe they went on to Manti. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bennett eater- Mrs. Carol Ann Nielson has been tained all their children Sunday at quite ill, but is iimproving. a birthday dinner. It being Ted's The eieetion was a big landslide, birthday. Those helping him cele- j guess it was just t00 much for brate were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ben- this old biister , meaning me. I nett and family, Lynn and DaVona went home from counting votes Cahoon and family and Phil and and nave been sick ever since j Betty Moody, all of Salt Lake. It kept getting worse till Friday I was also Phil and Betty's baby's caiied my good friend Margie Great 1st birthday. I house and mother Bradfield and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Smith and they t00k me t0 the doct0r in Ne-daughter Ne-daughter Ellen returned to Phoenix, pni and he ordered me to the Ne-Ariz. Ne-Ariz. Wednesday. They had their phi hospital and I'm still here. Liv-daughter Liv-daughter and family Dennis and ing the life of Riley, being waited Diana of Logan here with them on hand and foot. I have hronictis over the weekend. Its nice to have pneumonia. I can think of many the Smiths come to their home piaCes I'd rather be, but not right here once in a while. ! now. I'm perfectly content to just The home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie stay here and be waited on. Satur-Barben Satur-Barben was bursting at the seams day Rayma and Kent Hughes from over the weekend. All their child- Salt Lake and Vaughn Hughes from den and friends were home for the ( Sandy came to Lynndyl to hunt pheasant hunt. Keith was here pheasants. On their way home they from Brigham City, Linda from Lo- visited me in the hospital. Also Don gan, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barben and Lois from Provo and LaWrene and friends from Ogden, Mr. and and Lawrence came to see me. It Mrs. Verl Henrie of Marysville and Really seems good to see one's re-Mtf. re-Mtf. Clarence Cchriver and three , lntives and friondc when v,r m , frv, cnnn;ch ........ boys from Spanish Fork. Mrs. C air Stephenson happened I I suppose there was a lot of peo- to say she had guests coming and fJV g toe Peasant going all day Saturday and Sun- J ft" hP ?Prh'1 g00.d L h,t tnn manv nmn,ot luck and got their b.rda News s day, but too many to numerate, But she did ask me to publish the liuBM" Traniparent :7irjDOV I flAIIIC Sunt llll T II IT fiitt Meiiitm Hum to HCI on Qualify Market scarce this week. Hope to be able to get more next week. ABRAHAM MRS. AFTON FULLMER Carl Oliver of Salt Lake visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lor-ln Lor-ln Oliver and Larry. Mr. and Mrs. Frelen Shurtz are home again after a visit of a month in California. They report hav.ng a wonderful time. They visited vi-sited the opening of the Oakland Temple, went deep sea fishing and many other interesting trips. The Relief Society had their Bazaar Ba-zaar Friday night with a hot ham supper and all the trimmings. Many beautiful hand made articles were sold. A program sponsored by Verla Jenson was given. A piano selection by Linda Losee. A song by Sue Ann Turner accompanied by Mrs. Lenore McCall. An accord-ian accord-ian duet by Jackie Roper and Ellen Anderson. Many out of town peo ple attended. From the Stake Presidency Pre-sidency were Ruth Bishop, Esther Peterson and Ethel Stanworth and many others from other wards. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Shields and family, Joyce and family, Ann and family and Dorene and Jim Meinburg of Salt Lake and Nola and friend from Kanosh. Robert Hinckley visited his parents par-ents Mr. and Mrs. June Hinckley over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy and family of Orem visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen Jen-sen and family over the weekend. Sunday night the program was given by High Councilman Eldon Eliason. Talks were given by Mr. Eliason and Elder Kent Gardner, a recently returned missionary from Norway. A song by Gayle and Karen Kar-en Eliason accompanied by Jeanne Eliason. A large crowd attended. Visitors were Mrs. Elden Eliason and family, Raymond Adams and Annette Rawlinson. The Sunday School was reorganized reorgan-ized Sunday night with Elden Shurtz as superintendent, Robert Jenson 1st counselor, Dale Boothe 2nd counselor and Yvonne Shurtz secretary. Inga Mae Shurtz was made social science leader in the Relief Society. The out going officers of the Sunday School were Rom Shields superintendent, Elden Shurtz 1st counselor, Bob Jenson 2nd counselor counse-lor and Jacosa Shields secretary. Doris Abbott had nearly all of her family home for the pheasant hunt: Kerry and family of Feron, (by the way Kerry also got a bear on his deer hunting. I saw the picture pict-ure of it, of which he is proud), Vance Abbott and family, Manley Abbott and family and Mary Lin Mills and family of Layton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terry and three little boys of Ogden came for the pheasant hunt. One fellow said all you do is hunt, too, no birds, just walk and hunt. Mrs. Pat Cobb of Salt Lake visited visit-ed her sister Linda Boothe and family fa-mily during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Townsend of Salt Lake visited with the Bob Clarks and Bil Clarks. THIRD WARD AREA NEWS BEA WILLDEN Deer hunting has ended. Now the pheasant season Is on. Then the poor turkey will be the next game. I hope thcres more turkeys around Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Petty return ed to Delta last week after a visit in California with their son Lionel Petty and a granddaughter, Mrs. Bob (Judy) Brackenbury and children child-ren Mike and Lezlee. Mrs. Chloe Manning and children of Ogden visited Mrs. Alice Gardner Gard-ner and daughter Carol. ....Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dutson and baby visited in Delta with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ross and did some phea sant hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Anderson and son visited in Delta with Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lake. They also attended attend-ed the football game Saturday between be-tween the little league all-stars and the jr. varsity. It was the first defeat for the little league players but they put up a big fight. We were happily surprised to have a nephew drop in for a little visit, Mr. Lamond Willden of Henderson, Hen-derson, Nevada. He came to hunt also to visit. He stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Watts, Elder Paul Moody returned home Friday, Nor. 6 after spending the past two years in the Northeast British M'ssion. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Moody. He brings greetings from Elder and Sister Evan Christensen, former members of our ward now serving in the British Mission. Mrs. Zola Lambright is spending a few days visiting in Tooele with Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Lambright. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ashby and children of Ely visited in Delta with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ashby and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hare. Mr. Joe Moody left Delta Sunday for Kansas City on business. Last week he was in Phoenix, Arizona. Mrs. Jim Kelly left Delta Friday to take her sister, to Phoenix, Ariz, where she will complete her schooling school-ing as a beautician. Mr. and Mrs. Cloy Theobald and children of Tooele visited in Delta with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Perkins Per-kins over Sunday. Mrs. EulaUa Riding had seTeral of her sons home for pheasant hunting: Mr. Max Riding and family fa-mily otKearns and Mr. Dale Riding and family of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barber visited in Delta with Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Corbett and family. Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Cox had their baby daughter blessed Sunday at Sacrament meeting. She was blessed bless-ed by her father and given the name of Corrle Lee. Mrs. Cox's mother mo-ther is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. LerVar Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Xennard Riding vis ited our ward. Kennard assisted in the naming of little Corrie Cox. Elisabeth Horlacher was confirmed confirm-ed a member of the church by her father, Robert Horlacher yesterday in Sacrament meeting. Mrs. Brad Hatch went to Salt Lake to attend the missionary testimonial tes-timonial of her son Bradford prior to his departure to the mission field. Millard County Chronicle Thursday, November 12, 1964 'StIOU USE Putting Off Winter PROTECTION Don't wait until the little woman wom-an gets you up at midnight to close out those cold winter drafts. Fix yourself some low-cost low-cost storm windows out of Warp's FLEX-O-GLASS. It's easy! Just cut with shears . . . tack over screens or frames. YouH be snug and warm all winter long and save up to 40 on fuel costs. Warp's genuine, crystal-clear FLEX-O-GLASS lasts for years at a fraction the cost of glass. Only 90 a squire yard at your local hardware or lumber dealer. Mr. Lynn Tolbert and wife Ireta of Oregon are visiting relatives and friends. They have a son in the mission field. - Mrs. Lorraine Adams and family of Sutherland and Mrs. Colona Petersen Pet-ersen Bennett and family of Holden had a nice family dinner at the Clifferd Petersens one day last week. Their husbands were away. I enjoyed a nice visit with Erma this week. We don't see our neighbors neigh-bors as often as we used to when we had our ward here. The Ted Dennisons of Hinckley visited with Clifferd and Erma Pet ersen and showed them slides their daughter Dcreen sent them from Switzerland where she is serving an LDS mission. Mrs. Elaine Petersen and three children are at present at her mothers mo-thers in Salt Lake while Arnold is drilling wells. Mr. Robert Fullmer and hunting companions of Tooele were here for the pheasant hunt. The Otis Corbetts have returned after a month spent in Sacramento, Calif, with their daughter and fa-' nvly, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Edwards and three youngsters. Mrs. Lottee Larson of Spanish Fork is visiting with the Ray: Hoelzles. Mrs. Larson was a close! neighbor and friend of the late i Mrs. Schena. Clark and Reva Bliss had Clark's, three brothers, Earl, Max and Clar-j Sutherland ZELDA OGDEN Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snyder from Bountiful visited Mr. and Mrs. Gold en Erickson. Mrs. Snyder and Deon are sisters. Also visiting the Erick-sons Erick-sons were Sterling and Rhea Church and children and Ray of Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson had Pearl's sister and husband of Salt lake visit them. Sherrie Sheehy of Salt Lake is visiting grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Oz Johnson made a business trip to Richfield last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson, Evelyn Eve-lyn and Eloise, Mr. and Mrs. Howard How-ard Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gor-don Johnson attended a funeral in Sandy last week for a nephew and cousin. Dr. Leslie Burbidge of Salt Lake spent pheasant hunting with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Fowles visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fowles and attended at-tended church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fay DeLeeuw and children of Salt Lake, Ronnie Me-cham Me-cham of Orem, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Miller and children of Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miller and son Boyd of Panguitch, Leon and Gay Suchey of Salt Lake and Roger and Dana Kay Ogden of Provo visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivo Ogden over the weekend. Mr- a"d Mrs. Armond Ogden, baby John Hamilton of Price were with the Lloyd Tolberts for pheasant phea-sant hunting. and Jean Steele and daughter were here to check their house Saturday. Jean's husband Gary is back east attending school for nine weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Orland Ogden and children of Kaysville visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Erickson. Art and Scott Steele of Salt Lake brot some friends to pheasant hunt and visited Mr. and Mrs. Brose Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wind and sons Kay and Jerry visited Mr. and Mrs. Reid Tippetts and Mr. and Mrs. John Wind. They attended church Sunday night where Kay and Jerry, both returned missionaries, mission-aries, gave very interesting talks. Kay was in the Irish Mission and Jerry in the Scotland Mission. Also Al-so with them were Doris Jensen and two sons of Provo. They visited visit-ed Mr. and Mrs. John Wind and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. El Fowles had child ren Bryce and Gwen Chappell and baby of Kaysville and Frank and Colleen Fowles of Salt LaUe visit them. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Townsend of Salt Lake visited Mr. and Mrs. Brose Roberts. Saturday evening Brose and Eleanor entertained at dinner for Carl and Betty Town-send, Town-send, Bill and Choral Clark and Bob and Sharon Clark. Karen Roberts also was here for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Brown Sanford vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Warnick and children of Richfield and Kenny Mortensen of Cedar City visited Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mortensen. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Owens has Shirley's sister Alice of Arco, Idaho visiting them. Paul Johnson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson. Also Carla was home for the weekend. week-end. Carla is attending school In Salt Lake and Paul is attending csu. It looked like to me there were more pheasant hunters than there were pheasants this year. The report re-port of the shortage of pheasants didn't seem to stop anyone from coming to our vicinity and trying to hunt any way. Campers and camper trailers came in by the dozens. do-zens. All the lanes and side roads were the parking places for most of them. From our windows we could count several. Some reported getting some. We had warned the gang that came to our place to hunt for them not to expect any luck. So when they did get practically prac-tically one a piece they felt lucky and all reported enjoying themselves, them-selves, which is the important thing. There was some shooting going on all around us so they must of seen a few pheasants. Its a mystery what happened to all the pheasants. Last year they were so abundant. O AH CITY Mrs. Mae H. Shipley High Councilman Walter Ekins attended all services in Oak City last Sunday. At the meeting Sunday Sun-day night Mr. Ekins and Dale Bliss were the speakers. Special music was by the choir led by Mrs. El-donna El-donna Anderson with Edith Finlin-son Finlin-son at the organ. At the meeting the Relief Society So-ciety was reorganized. Anita Anderson, And-erson, pres., Chloe Alldredge and Ann Taylor, counselors were released. re-leased. Sustained in their place were Cheryl Roper, pres., Martha Anderson and Emma Talbot, counselors coun-selors and Theo Ellis, sec. Mrs. Frankie Finlinson celebrated celebrat-ed her birthday Saturday with her children and families: .Raymond of California, Norene from West Jordan, Jor-dan, Georgia from Fillmore, Burnis Bryce, Paul and families from Oak City and Garth from Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Lovell and children were weekend visitors from St. George. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Reece Finlinson and family on the arrival of a new little daughter, born Nov. 6 at the West Millard Hospital. Six other lovely children await the arrival home of the new little sister this week. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard (Betsy) Weldon and children spent Satui-day Satui-day and Sunday with their sister, Arlene an family. They live in Kearns. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Talbot called on friends in Oak City for a short visit. They were former residents of Oak City. It was nice to see them again. Airman 2nd class and Mrs. Eric Nielson are home on leave witn their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nielson and family and other friends and relatives. Surely happy to have them home again for a short stay. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Finlinson were in FFillmore Sunday, Nov. 1st to help at the blessing of a new grand daughter. Parents are Karl and Georgia Whatcott. The little girl is three weeks old and was named Cody. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lovell took the'r son Keith to Ogden where he will spend a few months at the Alien Lovell home. Mrs. Chloe Alldredge spent last week in Salt Lake visiting her sisters sis-ters and other relatives. Miss El Rue Alldredge and Miss Nola Nielson visited at Ephraim Friday night and Saturday with Jewel Jacobson and other girls from Oak City. The girls MIA Award Night was held Saturday night. Of 24 girls of Mutual age there were 23 received awards. Eight awards were given to leaders of these girls. The parents par-ents and leaders were Invited and about 66 were present. A banquet was served, also a short program. Stake leaders present were Mr. and Mrs. Don Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyman and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Talbot. Mr. ad Mrs. Raymond Finlinson and children of California visited Saturday and Sunday in Oak City on their way to Salt Lake to see their son Wyatt leave for his mission. mis-sion. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Talbot visited visit-ed their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clark Prisbrey at Nephi Saturday. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Victor Vic-tor Roberts at Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Carroll and daughter daugh-ter and Arnold Talbot in Draper. Some members of the beautifica-tlon beautifica-tlon committee noticed coming in to Oak City from Delta how the trees have shown their colors for miles around against the hills and homes along the highway thru our lovely little town. Looking along the street they reported Mr. and Mrs. Ray Finlinson's place clean, sidewalks and street clean from weeds, also their nice garden and flowers and shrubs. The Fred Niel-sons Niel-sons have made some improvements improve-ments this summer. The Reed Lovell Lo-vell home had a lovely rose garden even in November some of the colors col-ors showing even if Jack Frost had given them a pinch. The post office looks clean and neat. The LeRoy Walker home is sure a nice example exam-ple of what can be done with neatness neat-ness and care, really nice to look at. Farther along on this same street is the LeRoy Anderson home which they think cost long hours of work digging and planning for flowers, lawns and clean sidewalks and street. They encourage all to spend a few extra hours on cleaning clean-ing and improving so people from out of town will love to come often. of-ten. first Yerd l!;-;7s LEONA WOBXS Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Brigas of Beaver and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hollis of Milford spent the weekend week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Iverson. Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Kenneth Hollis are sisters of Mrs. Iverson's. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerl Jackaoa of Salt Lake announce the birth of a baby girl born Nov. 2. Tuesday morning LaVerl brot the two little boys down to stay with Grandpa and Grandma Jackson. They took them home Saturday to get acquainted ac-quainted with their new little sister. sis-ter. The new baby will be named Lori Ann. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bice stopped Sunday at the Floyd Hardy home. They were on their way to Salt Lake where Mr. Rice will enter a Salt Lake hospital for surgery. ....I finally caught up with Mrs. Fon tella Bishop for a few minutes last Tuesday. She and her sister Mrs. Melba June have been to New York where they spent two days at a genealogical library and also visited visit-ed the World's Fair. Mrs. Bishop was here looking after her proper ty. She returned to Salt Lake Thurs day where she has rented an a-partment. a-partment. She will help her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sampson when needed. Mrs. Lester Johnson tells me that they are feeling real good but it is hard for them to do all the work they want to do. Pheasant hunters at the Brog Hopkins home for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ashton and son and Sharon Hopkins of Salt Lake and Mr. Laurence Ashton, Don Ashton and two friends from American Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Robinette and two daughters Shauna and Marlyce Mr. and Mrs. Gam Sperry of Salt Lake and Mrs. Lola Robinette of LeGrand, Oregon were Saturday and Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sperry and Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Sperry. High Councilman Ray Western and Floyd Hardy from the stake Sunday School visited the Callao Ward Sunday. Sunday n'ght sacrament service was given by High Councilman Lionel Taylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and their son Bruce gave some very interesting talks. We also had a special number by the choir. Former Delta First Ward members mem-bers who attended open house for Mr. and Mrs. David Crafts were Mrs. Thenelda Parker and granddaughter grand-daughter Kaye Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Crafts and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine (Barbara Crafts) Robison and baby daughter of Salt Lake. ence and son Kent come down for the pheasant hunt, also, their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards of Provo. Carl and Ferrol Stoneking and little brown-haired, brown-eyed 17-mo.-old daughter Lisa came pheasant phea-sant hunting and visiting at the Walter Stoneking home. They live in Salt Lake. Ted Chew was down from USU at Logan bird hunting with Benny Schena. The fields and roads were really full of hunters, but the pheasants seemed to be quite scarce this year. We have a new family living on the Parley Probst ranch. Haven't heard their name yet. Mrs. Dorothy Shields and baby Kelli Kristine are at the Sherman Tolberts over the weekend and also al-so Verl their son is home from CSU at Cedar City. 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