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Show THURSDAY, MAY rAtjc o Garland News President and Mrs. Cont. From Page 3 and Mr. Mark Jensen Jerry po. and Games were played of dinner were guests President Rose was p r. family and Mrs. Boyd Lewis gented with a gift, in Malad Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arbon Bow- Weekend guests of Mr. and and Mrs. paj,e White Mrs. Jack Voder were Mrs. attended Sacrament meeting Thomas Magee and son Tom- - n Sunday where the Teri cutts' granddaughter White was confirmed a mem-MR- S. MATTIE COST LEY church by her fat-h- as of returned to her home mcnard white. They in South Gate. Calif., after were dinner guests at the spending the past two months Richard White home where were joined by Mr. and visiting Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rose and other relatives in Mrg Spencer Archibald and this area. family of Brigham. Mr. and Mrs. Alf White Dinner guests of Mr. and of Logan visited Mrs. J.J. Mrs. Ralph Rose Sunday were White Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whit- Mr. and Mrs. FerreU Wood. of Magna and Mrs. Ade-M- r. and Mrs. Roy Wood and Hadley of Brigham. Week-M- r. Wood and Neal Mrs. and end gUeSts at the Rose home dinner were Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Larry family guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyc Rose of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs." Rex Jensen Terry and family in Bound- ful. spent Sunday visiting Mr. and The Stake Presidency, the Mrs. Robert Jensen and fam-StaClerks and the High ily in Layton. Councilman and their wives Mrs. Thomas Harper ent-be- ld a dinner, party at the ertalned at a family buffet home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- - luncheon at her home Sunday neth Shaffer in East Garland compliment to her husband honoring wno was celebrating his 70th Saturday evening Guests were Mr. birthday. Mrs. David Allen and and MORE FIELDING family on vacation from Iran, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gardener Cont. From Poge 5 and family of Ogden, Mr. and re-M- ke Mrs. Darrell Harperandfam-il- y of Sunset, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harper of Brigham, Mr. and Mrs. Don Harper of Garland and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Harper of East Garland and their families. Callers during the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. David Allen Sr. of Brigham. Mrs. Orvin Pierson was blessed by his rather in Sacrament meeting Sunday and given the name of Eric David. Following the meeting Mr. and Mrs. Pierson entertained at a dinner party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierson and son Russell of Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Adams and daughter Rajean of Kaysville and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Pierson of Logan. By MYRLE UDY Belmont Ward and River- day to get Mrs. Jennie Ric- hin who has been visiting - From Page 5 of a girl born at the Valley Hospital May L who weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces. She came home to a sister and a brother Sunday. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jasper ShafPotfer, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ter. Great grandparents are Mr: and Mrs. R.J. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oyler and Mrs. Dora Shaffer. Cont. By A LENE FRYER Hold- - Merlin Fryer ia Clearfield. Myri Korr has accepted the noKitinfl of Stake Sundav Vt, Sol Superintended inthe'sn Mr. and Mrs. Doyle ... j mere ior several wec.. sioe peopic ic mscusseo kusto have Elder and Sr. Martha Peterson aeeom-Pea- rl Bridee Club met with Mrs. tiga tudents WverSUke Mrs-RupCdeCoTo. Tlyalso international affairs and their sell Capener home from their Mr. and Mrs. Willis Casey as hostess Fri- Blackham will serve as ert IViTIiI , . courttP t home, r borne with their Welcome miggion. Peterson and daughter. ChriMrs Con flan- - relationship dsvewenine nx; uu Sundav SrinrJ f. , and our country, Tbey folks. ries Local godparent, art Mr. stineofRivertontovisaMln. ph. i . ... . --1, 1 ft I war. wtli mnrm InH i warn ana Mr. ana mrm. o. whnwi intra uuj m. ai a zes went to Mrs. Mildred and M .I tne new presioem me dance numbers. The eonven- ia Relief Society Tuesday q. Hadfield Sunday. Martha BaerandMrs Hansen. Elder's Quorum with Butwas at the Municipal sr. Wanda Giles of Tremon- Peterson and Mina Ward are Donald Christensen, Boulder. eyville BMer Mr and Mrs Vaughn Kor- Melbourne Cark Eastern how to of Hadladies the ldir Mrs. College ,nd taught twin sisters and Co0- th and two boys spent Sunday Grow assisting. Artel Fryer maKe paper uomcn. field is another sister. .. . visitine Mrs. Elva Korth and wanMrs. Orpha Ault observed ig I mfi eerk mifh . w - J .1 i'at l 1 O Mr ber of quitters also quilted Mr. and Mrs. Royce Sea- - her 84th birthday on April Mr Un A K Pilnuir tgsisting elerk daughter Darelene at on two quilts. rle and children of Brigham 26. She was visited by many Robert Mr. and Mrs. V.D. Bowcutt financia, Ken r Hanni Mrs. and and Mr. Mr. visited their aunt. had as their Saturday guests tended lunerai servicea of her family. Mrs. Horace cJerk Marine visited their mother. Mary Mrs. Ed Udy Sunday. cousin. Lewis's Mrs. . .. .. . Keith Can,. Page Llsh. Jr Mrs. at their cabin in Logan 2nd Lt Reese M. Anderson Udy Sunday. ar chi- Burnett Ellen also JackMr. and Mary Mrs. Mrs. Wayne Fryer Allyn yon, eader fQT yMMIA, with . Mary Udy went to Logan idren of Hyrum visited Mr. visited her weonesoay. son and Joe Wood of Ogden in Arimo. Idaho, Saturday. Mrs. Oleen Marble Sports dir- and Mr. of son her Sun lnn Mr Marvin Burnett Tuesday then accompanied and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jack- Lt Anderson, Ault is In the Pioneer Mem- - ectQT tQJ. ytK'iA, Mrs. Va! Mrs. Mark Anderson oi Ar- - 8;sters, Mrs. James uarley, day. son of Dugway. orial Nursing Home in Bri- - Ileusser secreUryofthe YW- Qua- Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Jensen gham City. Logan, and Mrs. V. Allen Mrs. Louise Gephart has bon Valley was killed in MIA, and Mrs. Brian Burbank. Vietnam of 0i8en, Salt Lake, and their in Ogden. spent Saturday been visiting her daughter, ng Tri. South Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fryer speech director for the MIA. wounds to accidental gunshot daughters to Grace, Idaho, Thejr granddaughter, Tricla and family were Sunday dinner Mrs. Elaine Maycock and famDewey Gardner was sus- visit Mrs. Olsen's daughter. Adams spent the weekend with guests at the home of Mr,. April 19. ily in Salt Lake. c. ana ana Mrs. james Mr. Jq Wednesday, Mrs. uisen them. Mrs. Helen Allen is recupDavis of Riverside, Calif., Mrs. James Darley Gwen Ward spent Thursday erating nicely at home after have been visiting Mr. anc Mr. and Mary Udy. in North Ogden taking care receiving medical care at the Mrs. James F. Hill and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Bob B rough of her grandchildren, childValley Hospital. and children were dinner gueren of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Allen Karl Ward. sts of Mr. and Mi Phmi: 257-38- 09 had as their weekend guests 695 West Main Mrs. honor Ward to Mrs. Sunday Dwight Mr. and Welling Caldwell and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Bott Brough for her birthday. of Los Angeles who were SilClarence Mrs. WOOD and Mr. JENY of Logan visited Mr. and Mrs. By to Denver to make their Tires Visitors Saturday at the vester and family of Layton Ira Ward Sunday. home. Mrs. Caldwell is Mrs. Safety John Paynes were Mr. and spent Sunday with their par Allen's neice. LOCAL MEN WIN Batteries Seventeen members of the Mrs. Rusty Muir and family ents, the Wm. Silvesters. Inspection the Richards Mr. SUMMER On and GRANTS spent of Coye Sunday Ogden. Relief Society, along with the Brake Service Relief Society presidency of Mr Dale Nicholas, Mr. and weekend with herparents, Mr. Nolan Pack Kerr. Tremon- Mobil Station dau-tr- ip Richards Mrs. and and Chuck Mrs. Herrick Myron , the 6th Ward made a field 11 ,La"e o Accessories to Salt Lake Wednesday, ghter and Mrs. Sandra Chou- - from her school in Provo. Promontory, are No. 1657 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cap- we re guests They visited the new Relief mos and children Mrs. Elmer Sorensen and ener took care of the three Society Building, the Bee-HiMrs. Ariel Sorensen spent children of Mr. and Mrs. Cy- House, The Wax Museum and EWon J. teT, Ve this past week at Maiaa at ril Welch of Brigham over Hotel luncheon the Stu-caat enjoyed Graduate of School the of the Lloyd Sorensen home. the weekend. Mrs. Welch Utah. They also spent time at the for them Sunday. Mr. Kerr, a student of with Cecelia at hospital Ver Non Roche took "All , AT HOUSEGUESTS the re" Since the accident an1nnls,tratin' Cowboy" attheB.Y.U. home of Mr. and Mrs. A.N. Summer over a week ago Cecelia has Saturday. He represented Rytting for the weekend were Quarter through a University three operations, kicks vouege. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dean Baird undergone Summer Graduate Fellowship. on her face, leg and arm. of Lewiston, Idaho. Mrs. Baf She is recovering slowly. MRS. MR. AND Douglas LMr; xUrsen;i ird is Mrs. Rytting's sister. wm oJO receive Weekend guests at the Paul PJtn. .rMmnnprthvchnd- - cnemisiry, Robert and Alvaretta Baird Fonnesbeck's were Mr. and ren Sherman, Anita and Ste- on a National Science Found who are attending BYU in Pro-v- o Mrs. Joe Taylor and family. ven, went to San Diego Fri- ation Summer Trainee ship. also spent the weekend at Guests Sunday evening were the Rytting home visiting with Lea and comthier daughter their parents. i Scott Reed. panion, State Mrs. Grant Callister, The Birthday Club met at International Affairs Depart"INVISIBLE WATER SHIELD" the home of Mrs. Veryl Nes-se- n ment chairman and also presany water or moisture penetration. prevents Friday evening. Thegue- ident of the Women's Civic ' birththe sts celebrated joint League of Tremonton, accomCretain protects surfaces against the harmful effects of water and moisture penetration and subdays of Nona, Bee and Iris Mrs. Jack Shumway, by panied were sequent damage without altering the surface appearance or texture. Mrs. Jay Holmgren and Mrs. Douglas. Wood and Ethel Neasen. Jeny CRETAIN WITH ANHYDROUS SILICONES PROTECTS INTERIORS AND EXTERIORS FROM WATER AND ACID George Napoli, as delegates, The evening was spent in' sticonvenattended a three-da- y DAMAGE, SPALLING, EFFLORESCENCE AND CRACKING. REPELS SOOT, DIRT. GRIME AND WATER. tching on a quilt for Ann tion for the Utah Federation DO ANY OF THESE CONDITIONS EXIST ON YOUR PROPERTY SURFACES? Vj ' of Women's Clubs at Price Douglas. , White powder eta In en brick turf aeea MR. AND MRS. LOUIS Douthe past week.Mrs. Callister concrete reu that are flaking-- off la patches & Exposed a call Sunday CRETAIN preserves: j Concrete Joints that are had a display of articles from glas received , crumbling 1 all over the world represent- Interior walls near windows where the paint has peeled off In sheets 1. WOOD (Turn To Page 7) VJ; Tuck pointing around bricks that has started to crumble 2. MASONRY .Dirt and soot stained walls jCK fa CONCRETE TOURNAMENT 3. BOWLINGm ' Bricks that are r W chipping and cracking to somt for week and a plan spend Leaving last Monday ., w San Diago to bowl in the Nat- - time in Las Vegas.;, .. Tournament The tournament started A$- tonal Bowling were Pheobe Henrie, Esther ril 6 and runs untjl the last ' . Storrer, Alta Johnson, Billie of May. Never before has any one coating offered such covering ability on such a variety of surfaces. Dawn Johnson, Blanche Have a hot news tip? Call d. 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