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Show Oak City News MACEL ANDERSON We tire surely enjoying the beautiful beau-tiful spring weather after thesno-v and rain of the early imrt of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Persons of Kamas visited over the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwaln Finlinson and other relatives rela-tives and friends. Miss Shaon Stuart of Salt Lake Miss Sharon Stpart of Salt Lake visited a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stuart. Sharon has employment in the city. Mr. and Mrs. John Wright of Provo visited Saturday and Sunday with Rachel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Dutson. Miss Dixie Dutson returned to the city for awhile as she has em-time. em-time. ployment there at the present Theer was an error made when the little son of Fred and Margene Anderson received his name. It was reported as Monan Fred instead it i9 Daron Fred. Sorry to have made the mistake. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Roper and Allen of Cedar and Carolyn of Tooele visited over the weekend with their mother Mrs. Libby Roper and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dutson. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lovell and little son were also visitors from Cedar. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Nielson and family enjoyed a visit of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson and children over the weekend. Their son, Lee ?s filling a mission in the Cook Islands Is-lands at present. Mr. and Mrs. Maiben Jacobson had their family home for a few days, Mrs. Andy (Jewel) Mikesell and Miss LoRee Jacobson of Cedar and Mr .and Mrs. Kyle Jacobson. Students home from CSU were Miss Nola Nielson, Miss EIRue All-dredge, All-dredge, Val Nielson and a friend. They all came to attend the Craw-Finlinson Craw-Finlinson wedding reception Sat urday night. Mr. Barry Anderson and Mr. Roger Anderson visited from Provo. They ae both attending school in Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Lovell of CSU were weekend visitorsalso. Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Dutson I of Ogden visited over the weekend t witn tneir parents, Mr. ana Mrs. ' Willis Dutson and Mr. Mervin All-dredge. All-dredge. Lambert and Anna Jane came especially to attend the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Finlinson. Mr. and Mrs. Lenox Finlinson and family of Provo attended the reception and visited friends and relatives Saturday and Sunday.. The new home of Bishop and Mrs. Dean Anderson arrived and , was set on the foundation during , the week. It is a lovely home and . will be very attractive when it is finished and landscaped. It will be 1 nice having these new homes to add to the beauty of our town. Con 1 gratulatlons to the owners. Mrs. Helen Anderson enjoyed visits from her daughter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson of Delta, Saturday and Sunday. I Miss Hazel Christensen of Salt Lake visited a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Christensen. Mr. Clead Lovell and sons, Mark and Ruel of Midvale were week end visitors at the home of his brother, Ray and family. Clead was raised here and we enjoy having him return for a visit. Elder Dana Dodge of Salt Lake a returned missionary from the Ohio Mission spoke at Sacrament meeting Sunday evening. He is the son of Mrs. Betty Dodge and grandson grand-son of Mae Shipley. Mrs. Dodge and her daughter Mrs. LaRue Hom-berger Hom-berger accompanied Dana from Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Auer Swen- A Ms 0 ES23Z3ffiID See your Branch Manager REX WOOD O ON are your pastures and grasslands in shape for spring? Within a few weeks your cattle will be completely off supplemental feed and turned back to new grass. Are your grazing lands ready for the burden about to be placed on them? To make sure your pastures and grasslands are in shape for spring, now is the time to apply generous amounts of uss nitrogen fertilizer. This will ensure you of: More tonnage pet acre double Of Wipfo in some areas Improved herd well being livestock Will grow faster Faster regrowth alter grazing grass acreage 1 more valuable See your USS Fertilizer dealer today. He'll help you toward greater livestock profits through proper fertilization of your grazing lands to get them In shape for spring. (jjsS) Fertilizers son, Mr. and Mrs. Randal Swensen, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dennlson of Hinckley and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and family altedod the meeting to hear the report. Dana worked some with Lynn Finlinson who is also in that area. The MIA presented a one act play Thursday evening to a large crowd of people. After the play they sold dinners and goodies to help with the building fund pro ject. They did very well and turned turn-ed in a hundred and twenty dollars to the Bishop. Thanks to everyone who so willingly contributed their time, food and money to this worthy cause. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shipley drove into Salt Lake Monday where Susan will have surgery on her eye. We wish her all the best and a speedy and luccessful recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morris and family visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Roper. Margaret Mar-garet was ill Sunday and unable to be out. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Romero and little son of Murray visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milan Jacob-son Jacob-son over the weekend. A wedding reception was held Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Finlinson. A large crowd attended. Mr. Thomas Pratt returned home Friday evening from Las Vegas where he attended a principal's meeting. Mrs. Pratt and Gary left Saturday morning to visit in St. George with her daughter and son LaEita and Dale. LaRita was competing com-peting for National Guard Queen. Rebecca really enjoyed the program pro-gram and to hear all the talent of the girls who were entered. . The new church is progressing very well. They poured cement for the foundation Saturday and it is LYIIIIDYL - LEAMINGTON HEWS LAURA BRADFIELD 0-M()-B)a()'4HOH()H()'H()4B()aB()H(H)4 Visiting at the home of Theron, Bill and Claudine Nielson were, LeCrande Nielson, Bunkerville, Nev.; Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Y. Nielson and seven children, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Harlan E. Nielson Niel-son and nine children, Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Merritt A. Nielson, and six children .KaysvUIe; Mr. and Mrs. Darnal Nielson, and five children, chil-dren, Bunkerville; Mr. and Mr.;. Evan D. Nielson and two "hildren, Temple, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. David (Jeannine) Linge and four children Bunkerville; Mr. and Mrs. Vance (Bonnie) Underwood and six children, chil-dren, Eureka; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (Annette) Heki and four children, Las Vegas; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin (Lorraine) Whitaker and four children, chil-dren, Kanosh; Mr. and Mrs. Tim (Daron) Elliot, Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Susan) Willden, Cedar; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brimley, Lay-ton; Lay-ton; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brimley and Mrs. Delia Brimley, Salt Lake; Mrs. Roy (Jane) Williamsen and children, Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Walt Esklund, Scipio; Mr. and Mrs. Mar-Ian Mar-Ian Nielson and children, Salt looking better all the time. Mrs. Chloe Alldredge returned to her home Friday after visiting the past week in Salt Lake with her sisters. She came home just 'n time to meet EIRue and to got busy on gardens like all the rest of us are doing. Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson returned re-turned from Idaho, Ogden and Salt Lake on Friday. They've been visiting members of their family the past week. Lake; Beatrice Gunn and RoseMary of Los Angeles. Many people attendeed the fun eral services in Leamington for Wallace Nielson. Visiting at the home of Margaret Bradfield last week was Dern Williams Wil-liams of Flowell and his mother, Jane Williams of Fillmore. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller (Helen Nielson) of Mount Pleasant Plea-sant visited at the home of Helen's father, Fred Nielson last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. N. Jack Nielson went to Salt Lake to a Democratic Convention. Guest speaker was Senator Edmund S. Muskie. Myrle Finlinson spent last week in Salt Lake visiting relatives and keeping doctor appointments. Visiting at the home of Erva Bradfield last week was her niece, Nadine Chappel and family of Henderson, Nevada. Ray Anderson of Provo visited at the home of Hattie Anderson last Friday. Lorenzo Peterson of Blanding spent part of last week with his daughter, Louise Lovell and family. Eva Dutson and Jean Bradfield went to Fillmore last Thursday. Eva visited her son, Merr.ll and family and attended funeral services ser-vices of a friend, Mrs. Bouguard. Jean looked after her property over there. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lovell and son of Cedar visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. LaForge Lovell. Leamington Ward Primary held their family home evening Sunday evening. Stake visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Evan (Lucy) Christensen, Millard County Chronicle Thursday, April 24, 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Arlyn (Terry) Finlinson Finlin-son and family of Delta. Mrs. Lawrence Bradfield spent from Thursday to Saturday in Salt Lake and Bountiful visiting with Rayma and Kent Hughes and Don and Lois Bradfield and children. Mary Johnson spent last week in Salt Lake with her daughter, Connie Talbot and family. Visting at the home of Lucile Nielson over the weekend was her daughter, Karen and Tory Mork and her son, Leon and family of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Overson went to Holden Friday night and visited their daughter Arlene Christensen and family. They attended 3 one-act one-act plays, presented by the MIA. Three of their grandchildren participated. par-ticipated. Wesley Oshley of Blanding spent the weekend with his sister, Joanne. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bradfield and boys of Tooele visited with Jay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bradfield family. They went up Oak City Canyon and got water cress. It is beautiful there now. The air is so fresh and clean. There is still some snow along the side of the road. Bill Talbot of Cedar spent the weekend here visiting his grandparents, grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Overson and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Loran Crouther of Fountain Green visited with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nielson last week. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Nielson are visiting in Salt Lake with their children. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nielson and family spent the weekend up north visiting relatives. Don't forget the Primary Home evening houre to bo held next Sunday Sun-day evening at 6:30. All Primary children have parts. Come and see them perform. BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE April 28. 1969 Lynndyl 6:15-7:15 p.m. Chapel May 1, 1969 Delta 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Elem. School 4:00-5:00 p.m. Post Office 6:00-8:00 p.m. Old High School STITCHERS TO MEET Jolly Stitchers will meet Friday, April 25, 2:30 p.m. at the home of Helen Hersleff in Delta. Assisting with hostess duties will be Marjorie Clark. Sludged engines? C 3 t RPM Motor Oils keep engines en-gines clean, cut wear, help engines last longer, a CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN DELTA KENNARO RIDING 864-2340 'Standard Oil Company of California TAH CIVIC BALLET "i JSHRINr "CHILDREN'S, .HOSPITAL" V UTAH WE'V GOT ffff PUT- X . 1 H BACK"! o o o rn O m o c w m D m tn in O o it) ft S: CO .i If" fs Kennecott is a natural resource industry, extracting from mother earth a basic mineral and processing it into a salable product for the benefit of the state and nation. Too often, perhaps, the "extractive" aspect of our work is the only way people see us. We nevertheless have another side to our business and that is the "put-back." We consider our "put-back" a "return" to Utah and its people by virtue of Kennecott's investment in its business in Utah. Take, for example, Utah Copper Division's contributions program. As part of the division's investment, a substantial amount of money is allocated each year to community and state projects, in the following fol-lowing categories: s oi A. Educational Aid B. Community and Welfare C. Medical, Health and Hospital D. Business and Economic These, then, are the basic recipient areas of Kennecott's "put-back." In addition, the good hard-working men and women of Kennecott also participate par-ticipate in such noteworthy programs as the United Fund and U. S. Savings Bond campaigns, not to mention the innumerable hours unselfishly given to religious, recreational, rec-reational, political, civic, vocational and other beneficial projects. True, Kennecott means men, minerals and machines. This combination is the basis for our existence. And, because this combination builds a successful "take-out" business in Utah, it also creates the division's "put-back"of money and service to the community and state. This message is framed by symbols and words representative of the Utah Copper Division's concern and contributions important to the economic and cultural betterment of Utah. Kennecott Copper Corporation "An equal opportunity employer Ion "(K m o X rn m rn m -rt O 61 CD! o X o o Q X o w m Utah Copper Division ai UTAH SYMPHONY:. ORCHESTRA 11 ; BOY SCOUTS . HEART |
