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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, October 24, 1961 Second Yard News EDDYS BARBEN Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Kimber and three children I Salt Lake spent the and Mrs. Aioert KimDer ana attena-ed attena-ed church at the 2nd Ward. Miss Teresa Buchanan, student .it BYU, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Church and two children of Cedar, were visitors this weekend and attended church in the 2nd Ward. Mr. and Mrs. David Crafts and two children. Jennifer and Jnsnn. of Salt Lake spent Sunday at the nome 01 tneir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Crafts. The three children, Wayne, Gary and Wade Watts, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dunne Watts of Salt Lake are lr I mlijA fill Mk a 1 To The Voters of Juab and Millard Counties: As Speaker of the House of Representatives during dur-ing the 1967 Session I write this letter in behalf of Representative Rep-resentative Richard M. Brough who served as a member mem-ber of that Legislature. Representative Brough served on the Fish & Game, Judiciary, Revenue and Taxation, State, Federal and Military Affairs Committees. He was a dedicated, hardworking, hard-working, articulate legislator. He was an able debater on the floor of the House and exhibited the courage of his convictions in the face of opposition. Men with these qualifications perform a valuable role in the legislative leg-islative process. I believe with the past years experience Dick is better bet-ter qualified to represent the people of his area. I would be pleased to work with him in the next session of the Legislature. Very truly yours, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Franklin W. Gunnell, Speaker (Paid Political Adv. by Richard M. Brough) staying at their grandmother's home, Mrs. Lenore McCall, this weekend while their parents are on the deer hunt. Miss Gloria Adams and Dorothy DeLapp spent the weekend In Provo by Invitation from Miss Carol Adams. Gloria was celebrating her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Wrght and daughter, were visitors over the weekend with Wally's family and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright. Wally Is a student at USU Logan, Utah. Mr. George Sampson and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oppenhelmer were visitors at the 2nd Ward Sunday evening. Misses Jane Lymnn, Deb Beck-wit Beck-wit h, Jane Beckwith and Connie Whicker, USU and BYU students, were visitors with their parents this weekend. Mr. Bud Carter of Wendover visited with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Crane, on Sunday, Sun-day, last week. The Delta 2nd Ward Chapel was filled to capacity Sunday evening in honor of Elder Terry CurtU, prior to his leaving for a two year mission to South Germany "Munich". "Mu-nich". Elder Curtis Is the oldest son of Mrs. Wallace Church. About sixty people, friends and family members of the Wallace Church family met at the Church home Saturday and Sunday. They traveled to Delta from as far o"f as Cedar and Idaho and from about sixteen different communities to be together for the occasion. Abojt sixty people were served dinner Sunday at the Church home. Early Monday morning the family fam-ily took Elder Curtis to Salt Lake to enter the misssion home. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Tucker (Betty Rae Wright) spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mis. Ronald Wright and family and went deer hunting. Mrs. Louise M. Lyman and Mrs. Mary Bassett drove to Nephl lant week to celebrate the sixth birthday birth-day of little Miss Gill Larsen, daughter dau-ghter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Larsen. The 2nd Ward and the entire city of Delta were shocked and saddened Sunday at the death of Val Bunker, who was accidently shot in the head while deer hunting hunt-ing out at Swazy in the West Hills. Our love and sympathy go to the Bunker family at this time of sadness sad-ness and sorrow. Mrs. Renee (Stephenson) Mclff of Richfield visited over the weekend week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stephenson and family while her husband was up north on the deer hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henderson and two sons, Eric and David Lee of Soldatna, Alaska are visiting with Bill's sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Ted (Jonell) Nielson and Joan and Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Dorothy) Theobald. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and their family drove the 3100 mile trip on , Niolson nnd Bill nnd some friends the Alaska Highway, which won had a very successful door hunt, very beautiful and interesting and They nil got their door. which they enjoyed very mucn. mo iienciorsons win he visiting Lake nnd Provo while they are In I tun. Hill Henderson tins been a vice president of the National Bank of Alaska and Is manager of the Saturday after their arrival Ted friends nnd relative's In Delta, Suit ! Branch Bank in Soldatna, Alaska, where they have made their home for the past two and one-hilf years, it was so nice to see this fine family again In Delta at the 2nd Ward Sunday. MS mm (Mi III u w V Senator Bennett works aggressively at his job. He is vitally active and informed and is doing a good job for you and Utah. His actions include industrial growth, jobs, schools, highways and water. Here are some examples: Depletion Allowance Amendment that brought the Beryllium industry to Utah. Little Dell Amendment, signed by the Preil. dent that will replenish Salt lake City's water supply. Interstate 70 Amendment which brought us the rood from Denver to Cove Fort in Utah. , Another Amendment prevented Ogden from being bypassed at Echo Junction. Years of action on the following major multf. million dollar reclamation projects: 1 Glen Canyon Dam 2 Flaming Gorge 3 Central Utah Project 4 Dixie Project 5 Weber Basin Plus several others Action on One Committee in the Current Session Senator Bnnt1 tervct on fiv committee!: Finance, Banking and Currency, Atomic Energy, Detente Production and it vice chairman of tthici. Hit work on juit one committee Banking and Currency - in the pait two yearl it typical. The minority staff director reportii "My review thowft that you (Sen, Bennett) were a iponior or co-ipomor of six bitli and three reiolu tiom, all of which became part of public lowi . itgned by the President. "In addition you were the sponsor of 39 significant Amendments to nine other btlli that have been signed by the president and become laws." 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