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Show i Millard County Chronicle SUTHERLAND DORA ROSE Mir. und Mrs. Ronald Medium and family of Orem, Mr. nud Mrs. Leon Suclicy ii n J Kinull daui:hlT, Dunn Kny Ogdim and Hick Kalmondl of Sill I l.a kit, Mrs. Ivone Miller nnd children of Heaver were here to visit, with their pnrenls, Mr, nnd Mrs. Ivo Ogden. Ronnie, lievcrly nnd Jidlo Medium nnd Dnvld Miller slnyed for n longer visit. Mrs. Ivone Miller nnd children vlslled ngnln on Sundny with her parents. Mir. Harold Wind of Granger spent, one day last week with their mother, Mrs. John Wind. Mr. and Mis. Herald liriggx of Sallnn visited last week with I heir sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. Michael Rose and liaby, This Is the first time Or aid has seen the new baby. Hubert Owens Is homo from the hospital now and Is feeling pjelly good. Pres. nndMrs. l.ynian and children child-ren Carol, Carl, John and LuAnn vlnlted In Pay son with the Rodney 1'orrorn ami I him look Ciu ol to Salt I. like. Miss Heeky llenrlo spent a few days In Clrclevlllc with her sister, Mr. and Mcs. Dalton and children. Mrs. Marsha llenrlo visited also in Clrelevllle with her mother. Mil, and Mrs. I,el!ny Jackson and Mr. nnd Mrs. Scott Cnlllsler were here for the lioblson Reunion which was held at the home of Mr. and Mj's. Hen Rohlsnn. Mrs, Nella Jackson Jack-son nnd Mrs. Roblson were hostesses hostess-es and there were CI present. Tho Scouts made a trip to Puffers I.nko last week. Ma'. Glen Rawinson scout coniniltleeninn accompanied them, nlong with their Scout Leader Mr. Richard llcnrie, nnd assist unt Scout Master, Mr. Ken liishop. They expwlenci'd a terrific hail storm while they were there. The hail stones were :'.o huge nnd came with such force that they almost made holes in their tent. The boys were gone five days. They played ball and rode In a canoe and did other things of Interest, Ust week when Hp. and Mrs. Ferrell Walker visited tho Southern Canyons they stopped off to see Mr and Mrs. l.nToy Tolbert nnd fumlly. Tho Wulkers nnd Robisons were at Navajo Lake, Mr. nnd Mrs, Sterling Church nnd children were here Sunday. They nro living In Delta In Mrs. 11a Rao , Stephenson's house. Judy Johnson's cousin, Steve, of Calif.,' Is staying with Judy nnd Ehvln for a while, Mrs. Alt Harney is home from Hawaii for tho time belli); nnd with her ovor night were her daughter nnd ginndchildren, Mrs. Vorna Tay lor and daughters of Hinckley. Tin) fast part of the week Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Steele wont toCodnr III - f happiness is an electric freezer-refrigerator- store more, shop ' No sticking Ice cube trays, clogged vhh frost. N frost oa food packages to hide labels. No worry about tliawin sr frvven foods Kile waiting for freeicr to defrost. No messy, defrosting cleanup. No crusty frost to tale away valuable valua-ble storage space. No more water dripping on floor. Many Mort Bntfir$, Too. A modem no-frost electric freeier-rcfrigcrator gives inert storage space, tales less iloor space. Trims shopping trips. There is always a food '.market" at your fingtrtlps at home. Yes, a no-frost electric freerer-re-fi igcrator is a treasure chest of convenience con-venience and saving in your hcn:c. Hoppy Thought I vour electric dealer's smart new models now, . Thursday, August 3, 1967 l to see the "Tempest" one of no Shakestpearenen Festival plays. They went to Salt Lake from there to see "The Promised Valley." They attended tho Steele reunion and worked on genealogy while they were there. They attended church In Drnper nnd spent the 24 1 h nl Draper with relatives. Tho next day they went to Flaming Gorge where they fished and spent four days .sightseeing. They returned 'Friday evening to see Ed Ames nnd Count Basic. Saturday they attended the Prows reunion and visited the lilng ham Pits. With the Sleeies were their lirother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Prows of Kanosh. Mrs. Marilyn Blanche and daughters, daugh-ters, Tonl, Barhara nnd Janie of Yuba City, Cnlif., nnd Mrs. Joan Sledge of Ilarslow, Calif., were here to visit with their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl Murrny. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dun-ell Fowles nnd little daughter spent last week In Calif, visit ing Willi Mrs. lllanche. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Murray spent n few days fishing In the Heaver mountains last week. They report that the fishing was really wonder ful. Mr. and Mrs. I.aVoy Tolbert and family of Torrey, Utah, spent a day visiting with their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tolbert. At the Robison reunion there were 61 present nnd would be 6'2 with the one son, Kent Allstrom, who is on a mission in Mexico. Saturday morning they took two boats out on the reservoir where they gave everyone tho opportunity to ride, then those who wanted to ski or swim had tho opportunity to do so. At 5:00 they came bnck to tho lawn for lunch nnd when the tempera-ture tempera-ture cooled off enough they returned re-turned to the water activities. All of them thought that this was the mos ideal place for having fun, swimming water skiing etc. Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Johnson and family have been in Nevada for the past week. They left Joyce in Salt Lake until Sunday then Virgin-la Virgin-la brought her home. Mr. Lyman Henrie is home with his parents for a few days while he is recovering from his very recent re-cent serious illness. He. is slowly recovering. We received word from the Hep-worths Hep-worths and they experienced some of the scenes where the riots were taking place in Detroit. They were staying just six blocks from tho riots. The National Troops were placed all over the city and they described the movement ns being terrible. The Stnko M-Men and Gleaners held a hobo party last Wednesday night at the old Sutherland Elemen tary school house. Everyone brot pot. luck nnd they mixed it all to- UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. 4,750 Control Deer Permits for Grab Until August 21 Hunters interested in applying for one of the 4,750 control deer permits authorized this year by the lionrd of Big Game Control have until Aug. 'l at 5:00 p.m. to mail in their application to theDeer Per mil Sales Office listed in the 1907 Deer Proclamation. There are 2,050 either sex permits available on six hunting areas, 1,000 antlerleses permits available on four areas nnd 1,000 permits av liable on three five-day notice hunts. Control permits are $5 for residents resi-dents and $7 for nonresidents und each license holder may procure only one control permit or one archery ar-chery permit. Applications must contain the hunter's name, address, choice of hunting area and big game license number along with the proper fee. Non residents may purchase their deer license nt tho time of npplica lion for the control permit, however no refunds will he mnde in the ense the hunter is not successful in obtaining a control permit. There will be a public drawing on Aug. 25 for any unit which is over subscribed and all unsuccessful unsuccess-ful control permit applicants money mon-ey will be returned. Oak City News MACEL ANDERSON Mr. andMrs. Owen Lovell have their grandson, Randy Lovell of Idaho Falls visiting. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lovell. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nielson and baby are visiting their parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nielson. Eric in on furlough from the Air Force Base before going into the war zone t Viet Nam. They came for the 24th and will report in San Francisco Aug 2f for duty. He flys a helicopter. helicop-ter. Ardyee nnd children are also here nnd Margo was home for the weekend. week-end. Mr. anil Mrs. LeRoy Walker were surprised Wednesday by a visit from son, Mr. and Mrs. Mcrvin Trim bio nnd a grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Trimble of Fillmore. They hat! dinner together in the canyon and had a lovely time. Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Anderson took a trip over to Loa and stayed over night then went on down to visit Wayne Wonderland on Friday and Saturday. They enjoyed the beauti gether into a huge kettle and all ate from tho kettle. They had a very good time. less! FIRST WARD AREA HEWS BRIEFS MYRNA Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jeffery and fam ily have returned to Utah after spending the last five years in New, Zealand where Mr. Jeffery taught j seminary and was in the administration adminis-tration of the Church College at TempleViow. They are now making their home in Springville. Mr. Jeffery Jeff-ery plans to enroll at the BYU for the fall quarter. When they left for New Zealand, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff ery wire the parents of three child ren. They now have six. Their children are Melvin, Dennis, Jaeleen Tawa, Jonahan and Maria.' Before leaving for Springville they visited several days in Delta with Mr. Jeff ery's mother, Mrs. Adeline B. Jeff ery, and other relatives and friends. The Jeffery Family reunion was held at Aspen Grove in Provo Canyon Can-yon Saturday. 115 family members attended. Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver Tripp of the Six-Mile Ranch near Callao came to Delta Friday night and attended at-tended the reunion. They returned with Mrs. Tripp's mother, Mrs. Adeline Ade-line B. Jeffery and stayed overnite Saturday with her. With Mr. and Mrs. Tripp were Raejean and Linne Lnylniid andd Mrs. Tripp's grandson Andy Schlappi of Ponliac, Michigan and Brent Winkle of Mesa, Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunsaker and family of Ruth, Nevada, were weekend visitors at the home of ful scenery and seeing the lovely cattle and pastures. Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Alldredge spent the past week at their farm, harvesting their grain and starting their new house just east of the house that is standing. j Congratulations to the people ofi Lynndyl on their lovely Lynhoma Day Saturday. They had a good program, dinner that was delicious an organ recital, sports and a dance A number of Oak City people were in attendance. Mrs. Helen Anderson and sons, Newel and Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shipley, Verna Mae Drollinger, Stanley Christensen and Jack Seive wright left Wednesday for Los Angeles An-geles to attend the wedding of Newell and Diane Adams. Jack Seivewright was best man. Glen Christensen is home from the Veterans Hospital. I Mrs. Lucile Adams of Los Angeles was a recent visitor at the home of Mrs. Helen Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Anderson and Mrs. Helen Anderson attended the funeral of Mrs. Frances Niel-, son inSalina Monday. Mrs. Nielson' was a sister of the late Caddie An derson. Mrs. Laurel Prisby of Salt Lake is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson and other friends and relatives for a few days. At Sacrament meeting Sunday evening, two youth speakers, Gary Pratt and Michael Scott Nielson, and a returned missionary, Elder David Hansen of Leamington took the time of the meeting. I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finlinson' and children of Phoenix are vaea-' tinning in Oak City with their folks, Lyman nnd Grant Finlinson and their families. Tracy Williams and his cousin of Cedar are also visitors at the Finiinson home. Mrs. Mi-rleno Schmutz nnd children child-ren of St. George u.e is.tiii0 t.er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Lovell. Garth and Steven Anderson of Boise, Idaho, are visiting their grandmother, Macel Anderson and Paul for a week. Marion Ray Anderson left Tues day for a visit in Santa Barbara, Calif., with his uncle and family. Ronald Anderson. He will be gone for three weeks. Cnrol Anderson, who is employed in Salt Lake, spent the weekend home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Marion Anderson. Tho sidewalk project is going fast and helps the looks of our town very much. It has been installed from ban Shipley's to Clarence Nielson's and the block from Fred Nielsen's to Edwin Stuarts and from there to Eldon Anderson's Ui's all get out and do our part to clean up the town before the ward day. Now with the new sidewalks side-walks it is easier to make it look nice. Mention has been made of how thrilling it was to see the flag on the July ivlebratinns flying from the new flagpole. How we should appreeiate liie opportunity to fly our colors. Also attending the funeral for Y.rs, Frances Nielson at Salina Aeie Chriiiiaii and A. a Anderson. 7.5C0 Bead It In The CHRONICLE USAIR FORCE THE AEROSPACE TEAM S yomr locjt AJr Fare Riuwlfr WW 907 GOYII A V r c K RIDING Mrs. Clara Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Armstrong and daughters, Cathy and Becky, of Chandler, Nevada, have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Bunker for a week. Visiting with Mrs. Madge Chris-tensen Chris-tensen is her granddaughter, Karen Christensen, of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cole and sons, Kim and Mike, of Phoenix, Ariz., are visiting with their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Petersen. Mrs. Dorothy Gardner has been visiting in Ogden with her sister, Miss Harriet Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Crapo, Fill more, Mrs. Genell Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. William Hice of Calif, have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hardy and other relatives. rela-tives. Shannon Iverson and Sherry Win DELTA THIRD YARD FRANCES Mr. and Mrs. Tharol Larson attended at-tended Moyes family reunion in Ogden Saturday, July 29. 150 fam ily members enjoyed luncheon in the park with interesting speakers and genealogy sheets on the original orig-inal Robert Moyes of Scotland and Elizabeth Hutchison of Ireland. While in Ogden they visited Alice Gardner at Thomas Dee Memorial Hospital room 382. Alice is improving improv-ing we are happy to report. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mortenson were in Ogden Thursday to get son, Clark, who had vacationed with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Millard and Dusty. They all enjoyed an after-non after-non at Lagoon on their way home. Mrs. Orval Turner and Jill and Mrs. Sherman Perkins drove to Springville Sunday where Jill board ed a chartered bus for a two week vacation in camp at Mesa, Colorado Jill will get acquainted with 130 children who will enjoy this camp thru funds of the Easter Seal Soei ety. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Turner have had granddaughter, Pamela Boothe visiting her for awhile. She and Karen Pace met her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Boothe in Springville nnd Karen will vacation in Bountiful. Bounti-ful. Lori Boothe returned with Mrs. Turnef for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Lathel Callister took son, Kent, to the airport to return to the service. Their daughters, Chloeen and Joan rode with them. Mr. and Mrs. George Church took Mrs. Chloeen Bybee and children to Panguitch after a weekn yisit with the Lathel Callisters. Joan met her husband, Douglas Miles, and Patricia Patri-cia and Elizabeth went with them to Altamont for a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Christensen met son, Craig, who returned from the Canadian mission they all visit ed another son, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Win-ston Christenson and family also daughter, Mary Jo. They attended Craig's mission report and Craig is now attending Pasadena College. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Christensen were in Brigham City to visit daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Vance (Karen) West and children. They were fortunate for-tunate to get apricots and cherries canned while there. On their return trip they attended the Finlinson BONANZA TRACTOR BUYS!!! Now is the time to make the best deal on a Massey-Ferguson Tractor for Fall work. Your trade-in may cover the down payment. No finance charges until January 1 1968. DOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY ;A' MILES NORTH DELTA HIGHWAY -99" iocrMASSEYFERGUSON SCALES kle of Milford have been visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Brog Hopkins and Debra nd Jaequie. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Taylor and family of Dugway were down over ihe weekend viuiiing with Mr. and Mrs. Brog Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs.Bob Price and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardner spent a night in Kanosh. Later that week, Colleen Stewart, Nancy Price and Estelle Gardner took their families to Oak City Canyon for the night. Also with Mrs. Gardner were her nieces, Gwen and Michelle Forman and Russell and Jackie Bird. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Leoyd Lovell and family last week was Royce Lovell of Uinta, Utah. The M. A. Lyman family went to Salt Lake Thursday to keep appointments ap-pointments with an eye doctor. Mr. and Mrs. David Moody and family and Mrs. Moody's niece, Diane Christensen, have been to Colorado visiting with Mr. and Mrs. MaeDaniel. Josephine Stevens of Holden spent Sunday with Lydia Evans. Mrs. Lynn Wamick joined them in the afternoon. AREA HEWS BRIEFS WHICKER reunion in Payson where over 240 family members were together. Correction last week: Should have read Maurice Briggs who grew up in Delta has five children also Mr. and Mrs.Tom Lambson of Japan and Mrs. Max (Felice Lambson) Seegmillcr and children visited their aunt, Mrs. Jennie Largent and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ivie. Mrs. Susie Sampson is now at home and would appreciate cards or an occasional visit. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ashby's daughter, dau-ghter, Geri, is now Ensign Geral-dine Geral-dine A. Ashby N.C. U.S.N.R. W.S. Q. 112 U. S. Naval Base New Port, Rhode Island 028-14 She will be there a month then be assigned to Camp Pendleton Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Gary (Susan Ashbv) Gardner visited parents, Mr. and WE WISH TO EXTEND Ml THANK YOU" TO THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE LYNNDYL HOME COMING: THE CITY CAFE RANCHER CAFE D. STEVEN & COMPANY THE DELMART QUALITY I.G.A. MARKET BAKER PHARMACY INTERMOUNTAIN FARMERS ASSOCIATION FARMERS' SUPPLY CO. B. AND L. MERC Lynndyl Town Board and Home Coming Committee Mrs. Carl Ashby and Mr. and Mrs. Evan G. Gardner. Mrs. Carl Ashby took their children, child-ren, Geri, Nancy, Beth, Debra, Cath rine, Dorene and Thomas to Mont-pelier Mont-pelier to visit family members, be fore Geri left for Rhode Island. Two of Alta's nephews, Capt. Carlos Rigby and Dennis Rigby of the Green Berets are headed for Viet Nam. Mrs. Zola Franklin and Mrs. Amy Wright were visited by Amy's sister Mrs. Francen Wicks and friends of Lansing, Mich., during the week. Dale Bunker spent Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bunker and sis, Shirley. Mrs. Bill Brown has visited parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Tolbert and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Brown and now has gone to Salt Lake where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Tolbert visit ed in Woodruff with son Mr. and Mrs. Garry Tolbert and attended a rodeo where Garry rides. He was awarded the Belt Buckle High point honor. They also visited in Salt Lake with son, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stan-ley Tolbert and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Tolbert. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Myers had grandson, Martin, visiting their home. His mom, Liv, came Sunday to take him home to Salt Lake. 1 iwmmMjvl . 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