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Show THE LEADER 26, 1967 a&t Qwdcuul Mrs. Dora Shaffer returned from an extended Thursday trip which took her to Deer Creek, Canada, and a visit with her son. Vernon and wife. Vernon is filling an assignment for the church as a building supervisor on a ward chapel. She made this part of the trip with relatives. Then by bus down the coast, she stopped off to visit enroute relatives Vancover, Victoria, Seattle. She visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Neal, former neighbors at Santa Rosa, California, then to Watsonville and the home of a nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shaffer who at the conclusion of her stay brought her home. She was gone over a month. On Monday Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs. Leo Godfrey went to Pro-v- o to attend funeral services for a relative. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Christen-seand family were at the Marion Sorensen home for the weekend. Sunday evening they attended Church in the ward where Jim was one of the speakers on a program honoring a nephew, Carlin Forsberg. prior to his mission. Orlene Sorensen and Esther Smith of Salt Lake City were at the Neomia Sorensen home Sunday. VISITS PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sorensen and family were with their parents over the weekend. Kathy was also home from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Richard Reeder of Bountiful and her three boys spent Saturday with her mother Mrs. Ruth Rampton. Kent came home from Utah State for the day. On Sunday they were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Culli. more and family of Kaysville. Mr. and Mrs. Eph Peterson spent Thursday at the Dee Hospital in Ogden where their daughter-in-law- , Mrs. Rex Peterson underwent surgery. They were back to see her Monday. Mrs. Don Andersen and children were Salt Lake City visitors Wednesday. Friday and Saturday guests of the Andersens were Mrs. Douglas Stewart and three children of Hemmett. Idaho. IDAHO GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hill of Idaho Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. Vorl Andersen Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Andersen spent Monday at Soda Springs with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis and fam-il.n Mr. and Mrs. Golden Adams are first time grandparents with the birth of a 9 pound 3 ounce baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Adams Lloyd at Falmouth, Massechussots where Lloyd is in the service with the Coast Guard. Maternal grandmother Arriving from Saratoga, Calif., to spend two weeks with Mrs. Melba Hess and family were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hess and sons Don, Rochie and Lance, and daughter Laurie. for their Leaving Thursday home at San Pedro, Calif., were Mr. and Mrs. Von Holt. They have been visiting with Mr. Holt's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Holt and other relatives. Other visitors at the Holt home during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Ravsten of Clark-ston- . Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Don Homer of Tremonton were at the Holt home and showed pictures and told of Mr. Homer's recent trip to Russia and Europe. A group of friends gathered at the Holt home and enjoyed the discussion. Spending the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mason were Mr. and Mrs. Dent Mason of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. C. LaRon Mason of Brigham. Visiting with Mrs. Donetta Petersen Friday and Saturday were her sisters, Mrs. Stella Beck of Midvale and Mrs. Edith Stokes of Cedar City. Also spending overnight at the Petersen home Friday was Miss Betty Petersen of Provo. Mrs. Petersen accompanied her back to Provo to spend a week visiting. Friday morning From Last Week by Essie Peterson is Mrs. Marilyn Dupee of Hatch-ville- . Mass. Following her recent accident. Mrs. Gilbert Allred had visits from Mr. and Mrs. Claire Packer, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Leavitt. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Ely Howard all of Ogden and innumerable local people. She also received telephone calls from two brothers. Col. and Mrs. Rosco Minson of Ft. Monroe, Virginia and Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Minson of Paris, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Riser and family came from California to the Mart Riser home Sal urday afternoon because of the illness of Janet's mother who is at the Dee Hospital in Ogden following a stroke. Mrs. Dorris Peterson was in Ogden Monday for the Birthday anniversary of her son, L. Francis Peterson. Ethel Ann Pierson accompanied by a friend Sylvia Hartshorn of American Fork, also a student at Utah State spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oyler and two daughters Amy and Lisa of Murray spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Oyler. Jack is working as an investigator for the State Farm Insurance Company with his office in Muray. Mrs. J. D. Hawks and Shan-dr- i spent the weekend with her parents. They are in the process of moving from Ogden to Tremonton. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holman, Orem spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Ruth Holman. FAMILY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Grover and family attended a Fred Grover family party Saturday evening honoring Sherri Lynn, and Randy Grover and Brian Loveland on their birthday anniversaries. The affair was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Korth in Brigham City. Sherry Bourne of Salt Lake City spent the weekend at home with her parents. Mrs. Thomas Leishman and children nf Wellsville visited Mr. and Mis. Howard Bingham Sunday. MAKE DRIVING ADJUSTMENTS Successful living is pretty much a matter of adjustment. This philosophy is especially true when you're driving your car. The Utah Safety Council points out that the successful driver is one who constantly adjusts to driving conditions. In fall weather, adjust your speed downward to compensate for poor visibility and wet streets. Promontory bidding, TREMONTON. UTAH Thursday, October OKINAWA by Flo Munson DeVere Adams Saturday was Mrs. Joan Pierson of Logan. Spending Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hansen were Mary Ann Hansen and Raulin Anderson of Salt Lake City. Houseguests at the home of Mrs. Elmer Coombs are Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thorne of Baldwin Park, Calif., and Mrs. Merle Judson of Willard. Mrs. Thorne and Mrs. Coombs are sisters. Overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Coombs Saturday were Vernon Coombs and son Eric and daughter Cecilia of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Elwood Hess visited with Mrs. Vesta Hess and Mr. and Mrs. David Morgan at Logan Wednesday. Saturday visitors at the Hess home were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hess and family of Ogden and Karl Hess of Salt Lake City. Miss Lana Godfrey is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Theil Jensen and family at Millville. Visiting with Mr. Visiting with Mrs. Wynn Wood at Brigham Monday was her sister. Mrs. Darrell Godfrey. ATTEND MUSICAL Mrs. Herman Potter, and son Dean, Mrs. Steve Potter and daughter Janeal, and Denise Val Potter attended the Valley Music Hall at Salt Lake City Tuesday and enjoyed "Take Me Along" Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sutherland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson at Logan who had as their Thursday houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Parish and family of Wichita Falls. Texas. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ferrell at Brigham. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sutherland attended Sacrament meeting at Newton where their great grandchild was blessed and given the name of Yvonne. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Parish. Mrs. Helen Brown visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown of Wellsville Friday. While there she attended a birthday supper in honor of her aunt. Elizabeth Gunnell. The d e er hunting season opened Saturday. This brought friends and relatives to various homes of this community. Most of them reported they did not see many deer. Darrell Wintle and son Darrell Jr. of Ogden and the Robert Myers family of Garland joined with Mr. and Mrs. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Merlin Larsen and sons for the first day of deer hunting. They enjoyed the day but had very little luck. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jensen and children. Paul and Kathy. of Clearfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Peterson of Layton and friends and Crag and Judy from Logan Frank Barnes of Clearfield, William Flint of Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lawer of Corinne were with the Leo Flints for the deer hunt. We saw two deer and got one of them. Little Stephen Peterson of Layton has spent the past week with his grandparents, He Mr. and Mrs. Leo Flint. joined us for the deer hunt, also. The Sunday Sacrament meeting was the awards night for the Mutual Mia Maids, Beehives and leaders. Miss Elaine Silvester, a Mia Maid, receivMiss ed a two year award. Laraine Wells, a Beehive, received a one year award and Doran Nicholas. Wanda Larsen and Helen Brown received six and seven year awards. The awards were presented by President Larsen. Mrs. Marie Keele. Mrs. Betand Mrs. LaRue ty Marx Lliwelyn, officers of the PromAssociation ontory Community joined the children for lunch at school Wednesday. They were served a turkey dinner with all the trimmings. Do you understand the Atom and its fallout? bomb The course on Civil Defense will be presented by Edward Ward of the Box Elder School Board. The course was recently completed here. It is very informative and can bring a great deal of peace of mind, to understand how much protection a piece of paper can give against fallout from the main blast. Look what you can do with a DUTY Lynn Allred will leave today for duty at Okinawa after spending the past three weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Allred and family. Lynn is with the U. S. Navy. While here he and his parents visited with McKay Allred who is working at Little America. Wyo. Saturday visitors at the home of Mrs. Terry Laws were Mrs. Patricia Tripp and three children of Arimo, Ida., and Mrs. Elmer Lewis of Malad. They also visited with Mrs. Elmo Munson. Mrs. DeVere Adams, Mrs. James E. Hess, Mrs. Ronald Welling, Mrs. D. E. Hansen and Mrs. Larry Hess enjoyed a dinner party at Bratten's Grotto Restuarant at Ogden Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Larry Hess, who is visiting here from California. Spending Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Graham Cross at Roy were Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Munson. Sunday guests at the Munson home were Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Humphreys of Ogden. Saturday visitors at the home of Mrs. Stan Hess were Mrs. Lowell Capcner and children and Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Hess of Ogden. Mrs. Ray Wood accompanied by Mrs. Benjamin Lundberg of Logan and Mrs. Russell Hess of Idaho Falls spent Friday with her sister, Mrs. Wendell Monson at Malad. 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