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Show THURSDAY; AUGUST 20, 1970 - THE Airman Allen Wins Honors Airman Robe rtL. Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen of Collinston, has graduated with, honors at Sheppard AFB, Te ju, from the U.S. Air Force aircraft mechanics course. The airman, now trained to maintain and service reciprocating engine aircraft and aircraft systems, Is being assigned to Luke AFB, Ariz.. for duty with the Tactical: Air Command which provides combat units for air support of U.S. ground forces. He Is a 1968 graduate of Twin Bridges (Mont) High School and attended Utah State University. By FLO 1 ; ! x V .1 f Used or New 458-329- 5 It's free and plentiful with any product in our full line of fuels and lubricants. Chevron YOUR STANDARD Oil BRIGHAM CITY 723 3026 MAX WALKER MAN IN 'Standard Oil Lt. Col. and Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Davis, Tremonton Garland Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis Pinochle Club met with Mrs. and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nenfai Westenord as hostess Davis were among those who Wednesday evening. attended a Frank Davis reSpecial guests were Mrs. union held at the River HeDon Hess and Mrs. Clarence Over 100 ights Park Bowcuti. Prizes wentto Mrs. descendants Saturday. attended. Trent Thompson, Mrs. James Mrs. Shirley Robinson of Wood and Mrs. Gilbert AUred. Twin Falls, Mrs. Judy DePew A tasty dessert was enjoyed. and son Robert of Hansen, Ida--- .' Mrs. Winona MuUiner of ho, visited Mr. and Mrs. HarAgnew, CaliL, has been spend- vey Ault for several days ing several days visiting Mr. during the week. They all and Mrs. J.L. Carter. attended a reception Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Caddie in Bountifulwedding for Mr. and Mrs. of Toppinish, Wash Mr. and Paul (Corinee Woodward) PiMrs. Malcolm Caddie of LoThey also visited ckering. gan, Mrs. Winona Mulliner Mr. and Mrs. Joe Almond in of Agnew, CaliL, Mr. and Brigham and friends in Cor-inn- e. Mrs. Cyril Linford and Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Carter enjoyed Mrs. Beatrice accompanied 1 It ItlttlMilll at dinner party at. Maddox by Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Andertiliilttltlt Ranch House in Perry Tuesday son of Provo visited Mrs. Evevening. elyn Farr in Logan Jeff Shumway has returned Also visiting at theSaturday. Wright Mrs. Blackham from a week of Leadership home were Mr. and Mrs. EdTraining at the Freedom Aca- die Wright and family of Kays-vil- le. demy, where he represented Bear River High SchooL Linda Miller of Las Vegas Spending a few days visithas been soendine a week viing Mr. and Mrs. Nephl siting Mr. and Mrs. Boyd are Mr. and Mrs. ClaMunns and family. nam tour, his family have been' rence Kercey of San Diego. Stephanie Jensen of Clearmaking their home In SandalBrent Westergard of Logan field is visiting her wood Acres. was a weekend guest at the parents Mr. and Mrs.grandRev He is the son of Mr. and Westergard home. Jensen, while her parents, Mrs. Rupert Blackham of Mrs. Oral Wise and famiMr. and Mrs. Robert Jensen ly, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Westerare vacationing. Also visiting gard and family, Mr. and Mrs. at the Jensen home is M.V. Dr. Smith Goes Home Wayne Richardson and family Jensen of Shelley, Idaho. attended a Robbins reunion held in Logan Canyon Satur- T" Dr. Richard P. Smith reday. Approximately 60 family turned to his home in West-fiel- d, members were in attendance. New Jersey, Friday, Mrs. on Alice Robbins of after spending ten days with was honored as the By ALENE FRYER his mother, Mrs. C.E. Smith. oldest member Brent Norr was ffuest of present and While here, he attended the honor at a planned potluck with a lovely corpresented Pearson Family reunion. supper Wednesday evening. A sage. More than 100 descendants of his friends met at MR. AND MIS. LaMont Rgroup of Lorentz and Ellen- - Pearson-cam- e ichards " and ' to spend the evening the park the family" spent from New Jersey, Mon- weekend Richtogether. They presented Brvisiting Mrs. tana, Las Vegas, Rexburg, and ard's Mr. and Mrs. ent with a pen and pencil set parents, Idaho Falls, Provo, Salt Lake, Archie Gill in Preston. They He left this week for Provo, Murray, Bountiful, and West to departure for an LDS enjoyed a picnic lunch in Deer prior Jordan for their annual in Italy. Brent is a Mission Cliff and also spent time son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cot Blackham Home Home from a year of miliVietnam is Lt Col. Daryl Kent Blackham. Lt. CoL Blackham commanded the 52nd Signal Bat- tary duty in Service starved? CALI MUNSON Wes-terg- Anytime" Company of California talion, a communications unit with headquarters at Can Tho and known as "The Voice of the Delta." Prior to this assignment, Lt Col. Blackham was commanding officer at Nha Trang, a base somewhat farther north. In late August or early September, U. Col. Blackham, his wife, the former Mary Capener of Garland, and their two children Richard and Holly will leave for Dormstadt," Germnay, where Lt Col. Blackham will command the 93rd Signal Battalion. They expect to be in Germany for the next two years. During the colonel's Viet ard . LfeWeyVllle Tre-mont- Norr. ffl PAGE De Lon Gardner and two of the children arrived from California this week. Mrs. Gardner and another of the children will come by plane Friday from Georgia. They will visit the Floyd Gardners and other relatives. m MR. AND MRS. Wayne Fry- er attended the annual dinner for the Box Elder County employees in Brigham Thursday ;evening. ?Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Ho'.da-w- ay and family came from Colorado last week. They were at the James Holdaway home and also visited the Yates family in Joseph mm to p Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Madsen have returned from Alaska and report seeing some fabulojs scenery and doing some exciting ocean fishing. They enjoyed their visit with Junior and Suzie Madsen and the children and found them very well. ' YwA - 1 0 By JENY WOOD The Paul Fonnesbecks and quite a few of us had some excitement Wednesday when a fire broke out on their dry farm, about noon, ft seems that Paul was underneath the combine doing some welding, when sparks from the welding torch were carried into the dry grass nearby. He didn't realize this until he had taken the welding hod off his head and then he could hear the crackling of the dry grass burning. He tried to put the fire out and could have done so, had not a slight breeze come up and carried the fire on to more dry areas, ft was about 1:15 when my husband. Earl, and I noticed the smoke and summoned help. When we arrived the building, that included a house and garage, were completely burned to the ft then had spread ground, into a wheat field that hadn't been harvested. Before fire guards could be made, about two and a half acres were destroyed. A granery was left untouched. Paul managed to get the combine out of the way or lt would hare up in flames, flames. He said when help arrived, he couldn't understand why no one had seen it sooner. for dinner at that time. He said he would have it out In one place, then a spark would be carried to another place and it would start on fire, ft was a terrible feeling, he said, to see what was happening and not be able to stop it They would like to thank all of those who did come and help because it could have spread down-to-thMariner Munk house too. Bishop Mariner Munk has been in Rockland, Idaho, this past week helping his brother Melvin with the harvest Mel-v- in and boys had been here with the harvest Mrs. Munk and daughters attended a wedding reception for her niece, Lannette Gro-ne- r, and Fred Smith that was held in Midvale, Friday evening. That evening they were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Israel Fackrell of Salt Lake. On Saturday they 'accompanied them to the Fackrell Reunion that was held in Nepiii Canyon. Martin Groner returned home with them for a visit Orsen Hyden attended a bridal shower Friday in honor of Mrs. Hyden's niece, Miss La Nez Larkin, that was held at the home of Mrs. Grant Hafler of Ogden. Mary Hyden was honored in sacrament meeting Sunday evening for 25 years of service in the Primary and was awarded a pin. Visitors at the John Payne's Sunday afternoon were Sandra Choumos and children and Ballard Harris of Tremonton. ft was a houseful at the Elmer Sorensons Saturday. Thirty seven in fact It was Blodwin, her daughter LaPriel and granddaughter Nancy's birthdays. They are all on the same day. Nancy could not be there but called her grandmother to wish her a happy birthday. Paul and Maurine Fonnes-be- ck have added two more grandchildren to their growing number. Theirdaughter, Marsha, and husband Doug Allen have daughter born August 11. kd Their daughter Leah and Scott Reed ha ve a daughter born June 29. She was born on Maurine's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Grant left Sunday by plane for a months tour of Europe. Archibald' Attends NSCLC Brad Brad Archibald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Archibald, Tremonton, has been named by Bear River High School as delegate to the Nineteenth Annual National Student Council Leadership Conference atEs- ibs rare, voio. reariy tvv oi the most outstanding youth high school leaders from throughout the country are this week working together on leaders hip processes and problem solutions, the dynamic! challenges to leadership 1970- 71, the techniques, skills, and ideas which will give leadership to student councils throughout the nation. Outstanding speakers and staff are in attendance at the conference which is directed hus-ban- by Earl Supervisor of Reum, Student Activities for the Denver schools. Otherstaff members have come from throughout the nation to this scenic location, the Cehely Colorado Camps, to bring into focus the most recent current thinking about leadership in the student council setting. Bear River High School is proud that its delegate is participating and contributing to the leadership education of all aarrs young--ie TiTrotigTOtirtn(5 nation. Want tougher floors? Receiving his doctorate de- gree in Elementary Education at recent University of Utah summer commencement exwas Robert Friedll. ercises, Dr. Frledli, formerly of Logan, Is married to the former Carol Garfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Day Garfield of Tremonton. He received his bachelors and masters degrees in education at Utah State UniverHe is presently emMR. AND MRS. De Wayne sity. as a teaching associate ployed Olsen and son were overnight at the U of U Department of guests Friday of the Marceal Elementary Education. Standard Floor Hardener for hard, surfaces on wood, cement, linoleum. long-lastin- g Chevron CALL YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN BRIGHAM CITV MAX WALKER Standard Oil " 7J3 3028 Company of California Olsen's. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hamer and daughter Tracy of Salt Lake were weekend guests at the Earl Wood's. Vern and wife attended his high school class reunion of twenty five years that was held in Brigham Friday evening. Weekend visitor of the Dennis Paynes was Mrs. Payne's mother, Mrs. Percilla Thompson of Malad. Visiting here this past week from Phoenix, Ariz., were Mr. and Mrs. Francis "Bus" Norr and family. Mrs. Norr and husband attended her class reunion too. They stayed at the home of Mrs. Norr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fors-gre- n. Mrs. Branson Appliance Repair Service ALL MAKES Formerly With Electric Rim Byron Dronson 326 N. 1st East Tremonton 257-387- 8 Lyle Nessen and Mrs. It Pays The first cold morning in August. Every year there are a lot of people who put off having their furnace checked for winter until the cold is here. When the cold weather hits, the service people are swamped with calls and their customers have to wait their turn. Avoid the rush! Enjoy delightful comfort the first cool morning. Call your heating contractor, furnace dealer or plumber and have him: Turn your pilot light on (if you turned it off for the summer) To Fertilize Wheat In The Fall Rolje Kerr Wins Degree Inspect flues Clean or replace filters Oil motor and check blower belt Adjust and place in operating condition automatic controls, burners, thermostats, pilots and other controls lie want you to have a pleasant surprise this ycer! MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY aiUAai Gas Siwict,- - Gas GIVES YOU A BETTER DEAL ; 7 Howell Neivs The Installation Cati TIMES, TREMONTON, UTAH ND Garland News CARPER KARL KIN& LEADER-GARLA- The University of Utah announced recently that Rolfe Kerr, formerly of Tremonton, received a Ph.D. degree in Administration of Higher Education at the summer commencement exercises held in Salt Lake at the U of U on August 15. Mr. Kerr Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton G.M. Kerr of Tremonton, and Is married to the former Janeil Raybould of Rexburg, Idaho. Mr. Kerr wrote his thesis on Student Participation in He University Governance. is a graduate of Bear River High SchooL where he was studentbody president and active in football. He received a bachelor and a master of science degree from Utah State University, where he was also student-bo- dy president and active in fbotbalL Mr. Kerr is presently serving as Associate Dean of Student and Special Assistant to the President at the U of U. He plans to continue working In Higher Education. 4 Ways you'll profit by applying our liquid or dry fertilizer this fall; a $ l'..v.v,.;',..v... Peak yourjpro witH Ifrtiiization, y- . --n m earlier crop eek start for higher yields no $ frantic spring rush for equipment and supplies $ --- no worry about weather delays $ most important, i vi r i t 'f' ''' " you'll r r l i I r i Iraki maximize profit return per dollar, per hour CALL FOR DETAILS ABOUT PRE-PLA- NT FALL FERTILIZATION . 64 . 65 66 67 68 69 Bear River Farm Supply East Factory Street Lynn Garland. Utah Michaelis "70 I . |