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Show THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1969 THE LEADER --GAR LAND TIMES, TREMONTON, UTAH 6 PAGE aer 1'olk-g- in Vden. Stev- ,4 Mr. Mrs. Wallarr far-se- e ens I Imager CoI-j- t is a natI "ark Valley, who receivre Grazing Regulations ionally accredited junior ed a typing and shorthattd of business. Four Local Students award. The students are: Charles By Fli) MIJKSON arhievIoK Students Honored At College Holt, son of Mr. Mrs, Mer-v- in a in performanre I kilt. Tremontim, who The ladies Self Culture vinilinj Mr. and Mrs. liurtnn particular subject are prel iur students from this a typingaNard; Corljrss sented with a special awards Club met at the Cross Itoads Iluifih and femiljr in Twin a iv j haw been honored for Kberhard. daughter of Mr. certificate in recognition of dining room Thursday after- Kail. noon for their Installation outstanding achievement at a Mrs. John F. Kberhard. Tre- their achievements. the Mreekend with luncheon. special award assembly at montim. who received a shortHostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Funk Charles Holt, Corlyss SictniK llenager College. hand award; I Barbara Jean Mrs. W.C. Rogers. Mrs. Ida were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell I Barbara Jean Frank Frank, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Funk and family and Mrs. Michaelis, Mrs. Pear! l was made Duane Frank. T re moot on. who and Dorothy larsen are gradand Mrs. Arthur lie Jen Pilki of Sweet llome, this vk by r'.S. Ikobinson. received a shorthand award: uates of Bea r River High Scho- - Marriott. President Mrs. Ja- Ore. diivrtor of tin Stevens llen- - and Dorothy Ijrsen. daughter ol- mes Shumway presided. The MIL AND MRS. Glen Rose ladies trio consisting of I'rma e For Your Lawn, We Have Spi-ndin- Og-de- rd. n. t SUPPLY Cul-limo- re, iukNiort-ntt-ii- 28 Donna Shaffer and Barbara Grover sang numbers aceompained by Mrs. Myrle Larson. Mrs. Jay Holmgren, president, of the Northern District of Utah Federation of Women's Clubs was the guest speaker. She discussed the activities and accomplishments of the general Federation of Women's Clubs. The ladies Self Culture Club is one of the oldest clubs in the Utah Federation, having joined in 1907. Reports of the past year were given by the club committee chairman. Officers who will continue on with the clubs activities for the coming year Mrs. James Shumway; vice president, Mrs. Rex Jensen; secretary, Mrs. Wesley Gephart; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Glen Mason; treasurer, Mrs. Vern Steed; historian, Mrs. W.C. Rogers, J.L. parlimentarian, Mrs. Carter and music director Mrs. Harvey Ault A delicious luncheon was served. Mrs. Fern Huish, Mr. and Mrs. Myron GilesJr. and family spent the Easter weekend Anderson. IMow Mrs. Marvin re-cei- FOR RENT CALL 257-53- Hy John Dccro Battorico Thertft one to fit vaur iult source Hook up to a dependable, new of power. 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These sweeps have 2Vi" hole spacing. rMMLNSON nut-stand- ing t Power Rakes Tremonton Items Garland News rol-kt- Fits most all Diggers TAYLOR FARM SERVICE 'THE FARM CENTER" Tremonton, Utah - 84337 Sweep ident, spent Friday ("rate, Stenrjuist and in Sc Georx-- . sum. Hart, have returned afU--r Dinner nuests if Mr. and a week's vacation in CaliforMrs. Reuben Haer Sunday nia. They visited Mrs. Adeena were Mr. and Mrs. Hear in San l'edra. Mr. and Hill Dawson and Mrs. Jed AH red ia San Fern- Stutki. Mrs. and Mrs. Utter Sharp son ando Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mel David Wood in Gardena. They of .Wood and son. Kent, and dawere aceompained by Mrs. Mrs. CaKrnest FJm of Ofeden. Mrs. ughter, Connie, and l;an. roline Haird of Oden. Mr. Stenquist, Mrs. FJm. Mrs. Mrs. Dennis Wood and and Hear and Mrs. Allred are all son of Salt City and sisters and Mr. Wood is their Alma Theurer. brother. Mesdames Beverly Cannon. Tremonton-Garlan- d The Mattie Callister, LuDean Hen-sClub with Mrs. met Literary and Peggy Stine spent Donald Stenquist as hostess Wednesday at the Benson RanMrs. Wednesday evening. huntDorris Petersen reviewed the ch in Park Valley rock ing. book "Thirteen Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Archof the Cuban Missibald of Salt Lake spent Fasile Crisis" by Robert F. Kenter visiting Mrs. Archibalds nedy. A delicious luncheon parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant was served. Mrs. Elva Korth aceomp- Callister. They also visited Archained by Mrs. David Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Duare Garland. ibald in of Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mrs. Helen Allen is reKorth of Blackfoot. Mrs. Mo-a- na medical care in the Young and son Eric of ceiving Rexburg and Mr. and Mrs. (Cont. On Page 7) Vaughn Korth of Pocatello attended funeral services for Fred G. Korth in Nampa, Idaho HELD Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Korth 2nd BIG WEEK and Mrs. Young and son were weekend guests at the Elva Korth home. Friday visitors These two Allied agents of Mrs. Korth were Mr. and must win World Ward Mrs. Sylvan Korth, Mr. and VS this Mrs. Clifford Adamson and weenena son, Steven of Nampa, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bingham and ASi ...or die son Brent, of Emmett, Idaho, trying! Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis and son, Richard, of Cheyenne, Mrs. A.T. Scott and daughter of Vista, Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. George Parsons and three children of Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Daley and daughter, Viola, of Bur-le- y. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Rose of Warren, Mrs. Agnas Remington of Parker. Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. S.A. Harris of Ogden have been visiting Mrs. Doyle Harris and family. They also visited Mr. Harris who is receiving medical care in the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon-a- rd Bishop and Mrs. Lucetta Thompson the past week were Mrs. Odell Thompson of Napa, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Thompson of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. ReVere Hansen of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dahle and three children of Dayton, Idaho. Mrs. Leedrow Anderson entertained at a party in compliment to her daughter, Ver-gal- ee who was celebrating her birthday Tuesday. Twenty guests enjoyed swimming at the High School afterwhich they met at the Anderson home for luncheon. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rogers recently were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Thompson of Wise River, Mont, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ricks and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rig-- gs of Benson Ward, Ronald Sorenson andEarlene Infanger of Salmon, Idaho. Visiting at the Rogers home Wednesday was Mrs. Norman Rogers and son, Bradley, of Salt Lake. Mrs. Olive Moss who has Later they attended a short spent the past several months funeral service at Rogers and dauwith her Mortuary for Mr. Korth and ghter, Mr. and Mrs. E.T.Taylor in Burley has returned following the burial the entire group met with other reto Garland and is recuperatlatives and friends at the home home at of the her daughing of Mr. and Mrs. DeVerl Payne ter, Mrs. Ralph Bishop followluncheon. for Moss Mrs. ing eye surgery. Mr-- and Mrs. Russell B. and Mrs. Bishop were in Bur-le- y Waldron and Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday where Mrs. Moss received further medical Wilford Harris spent Saturcare. day in Lucin and Grouse CrMrs. James Shumway joined eek picnicing and rock her friends Mrs. Harlan W. Clark and Mrs. Brent Palmer TREMONTONJ of Salt Lake for a luricfieon Garland Bridge Club met with at Maddox Ranch House in Mrs. Evan Green as hostess Perry Friday. Saturday visitPrizes went to Mrs. ors of Mrs. James Shumway Tuesday. 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