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Show Page 10, THE LEADER-GARLAN- TIMES, July D 8, 1976 Trcscntcn Way Annual Breakfast ' . , ' Spending the weekend ' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Ward was Ver-li- n Ward of Salt Lake City. Guests of Mr. and Mi's. Jed Abbott Jr. and family on Sunday were Mrs. Jed Abbott and Mr. and Mrs. John Laws. They had a backyard barbecue and celebrated Mrs. Jed Abbott's and Mr. : John Law's birthdays. On Monday Mrs. Jed Ab- bott and Mrs. Jed Abbott Jr. and daughter went to Hy- rum, where Mrs. Abbott's granddaughter was in the parade. Spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stenquist was Mrs. Adrena Bair of San Pedro, California. Sunday dinner guests of the Stenquists were: Mrs. Adrena Bair; Mr. and Mrs. Jed Allred of Tujunga, California; Mrs. Viola Elm oJ Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. RosJ Wood of Fielding; Mr. and Mrs. Craig Pinder of Logan and Mr. David Wood if Gardena, California. Mr. and Mrs.Ronald Mortenson and family attended the Elwood Ward breakfast on Monday. They were accompanied by Mrs. fast Lake airport as she flew in from Boulder, Colo. Others arriving in St. George for the on June family 24, were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bunnell and family of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. David Ellen Foutz Sin quefield and son, Tyler, of Green River, Third VJard Holds 3 0 or Phone The Tremonton Third Ward held their annual ward breakfast on Saturday, with over 200 in attendance. The flag raising ceremony started at 7 a.m. and then a patriotic talk was given by Mr. Wayne Reid. A program was given during the breakfast. Mrs. Richard Rucker sang a solo, Mrs. Norman Rose gave a reading, Mrs. Glen Holland and Marlaine Niel-so- n sang a duet, and then there was a Bicentennial parade by the Primary children. A picnic lunch was held Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Stenquist's. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Homer Jr. and family; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rhodes and daughter, Jayne; Dee Wayne Hunsaker of Honey-villMr. and Mrs. Ben Hunsaker and family; Jon Hawkes of Honey ville; and Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Cornwall and family. Spending the 4th of July weekend at Willow Flats, Idaho on Friday were: Mr. and Mrs. Allan Barf uss and family; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Barfuss and daughter, Penny; Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Barfuss and boys of Brig-haCity; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karnely. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jensen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Barfuss and Tim Rhodes and Chris Barfuss on Saturday. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blanchard and family from June 30th to July 6th were Mr. Blanchard's mother, Christina Blanchard, and his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McMurdie and family of Santa Rosa, California. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hansen and family is their daughter, Mrs. Carl L. Andersen and children Tammie and Troy of Riverside, Calif. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Coombs and family for the past three weeks have been Mrs. Coombs sister, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Gam and family of Mesa, Arizon-a- . a granddaughter, Miss Becky Lichfield, at the Salt Nevada Garlcr.d funeral I'qy in Salt Lake. They had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Pierson before returning home. Mrs. Ruth Rampton ace companied Mrs. Pearl to Idaho Falls Temple for the marriage of a grandson Ronald Cullimore and the wedding breakfast Friday. Saturday she with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rampton attended a reception for the grandson born to Mr. and couple in Kaysville. Mrs. Leon Lemon. They are Mrs. Blaine Rhodes rebringing Brad home who has turned from Denver and an been with his sister since Artex Convention Sunday. school was out. Elizabeth who had spent a Mrs. Ruth Holman and week in Salt Lake with Sherilyn drove to Ogden FriRonda and family returned day to visit her sister, May home with her. Sunday was Bjorklund and her nephews. Blaine's birthday anniversIn Brigham they visited ary so the family was home Mary Holman at the nursing to help him celebrate. also visited they home, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth briefly with Clar Capener. Shaffer attended the BaptisMr. and Mrs. Howard Oyl- mal services for two grander had their families togeth-- . children Saturday evening. er for family home evening On Sunday Ken attended the Sunday at the Kelly Oyler confirmation services in home. On Monday they were Garland to be with Shawn together again for games on Jensen and Lucille stayed the lawn. here in the Ward with Sherry Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larson Dawn Shaffer. Later the had their families home for a get together in "Grandpa's family including Mr. and Mrs. Reed Wood of West Garden." Dale and his famJordon, Mabel Oyler, Treily came from Pocatello Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. ' monton and Florence JenReed Wood and families sen, Tremonton and Dora Shaffer and the Dean Gun-necame Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Derrick family of Brigham had dinner. and family of Salt Lake Mrs. Allen Sorensen of joined them also. He is Mrs. brother. Bountiful was with Mrs. Lit-iti- a Larson's t Sorensen Monday. With Mrs. Zina Marriott and Mrs. Sorensen last Tuesday Essie Peterson were in Logwere Mr. and Mrs. Leon an Saturday afternoon and evening taking a shift of Fryer and daughter Carosupervising the quilt display lyn and two children and Mrs. Jack Bailey. at the LDS Tabernacle. Allen drove up Wednesday There were twenty one Bicentennial quilts and num-eroevening and spent the night others from ladies of with his mother. the quilting club including Visiting Mrs. Reta SorenZina's three hand appliqued sen Friday evening were quilts. Ralph Christensen and son David Kirkham of Elko, of Burnes, Oregon. Mr. and Nevada is spending two Mrs. Louis Moore of Malad weeks home with his cousand their son from San Diins, the sons of Mr. and Mrs. ego. , Mrs. Sorensen drove to Roger Oyler. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Pier-so- n Salt Lake Monday forenoon to visit friends. and family of Sparks, Andersons Attend V'." i After attending the morning wedding at the Temple, June 25, the group drove to Las Vegas where they were Mbrtenson's jwrents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Oleen Palmer of met by Mrs. Ernest (Oneta who flew Brigham Citv and later they Bunnell) Lichfield, in from Boulder, Colo., and were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Leslie Gary Smith and children, of Fullerton, Cal. Foutz of Provo. Paula and Cindy A lovely garden reception Mrs. Smith is a sister of Mrs. was given the young couple Mortenson. in Las Vegas on June 26th. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Harris entertained at their home The weather cooperated and the evening was pleasant on Sunday to celebrate the after a daytime temperature blessing of their baby daughter. Members of the family of 103 degrees. The Bunnells who attended were: Mr. and enjoyed talking with several Mrs. Glade Hess of Logan; couples formerly of Tremonton: Mr. and Mrs. Don GarDillerie Hess and Eldon Petersen; Mr. and Mrs. . Don field, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Hess of Tremonton ; Guy and Bourne, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, and Dr. and Mrs. Kathy Harris of Bothwell; Randell and Michelle Harris Max Davis. The family group attended of Hunter; Steven and Carol Harris and children of Tre church on Sunday with the monton; and Jule and Doro- Foutz family and then enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner thy Harris of Tremonton. and celebrated Father's Day Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bunnell drove to St. George, Utah that had been purposely delast week to attend the Temlayed until the group could be together, ple marriage of their grandMiss Teressa Temple of daughter, Holly Lee Foutz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burley, Idaho, who had been Hal B. (Liane Bunnell) Fouvisiting in Las Vegas, returtz, to David Allen Leffler of ned with the Bunnells to Las Vegas. The Bunnells spend a few days with Mrs. were accompanied by Mrs. Palmer. Brad Palmer (a friend of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adams Holly Lee's) and son, Jason, and family returned this of Tremonton. They also met week from a week long trip By Essie Peterson ; Mrs. Nellie Anderson, with Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson, attended a wedding dance in Hyrum for her brother and his bride, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rindles-bacher- .. i Grant Anderson spent last week on a trip- - to Salem, Oregon. Ralph Johnson of Bountiful is spending some time here with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elmer. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Grov-e- r hosted a Fred Grover family birthday party at their home Saturday evening honoringRussel and Daron on their anniversar ies. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and Debbie drove to California to welcome a new Mr. Adam's brother, Adams and family, who has been teaching school in Germany, will spend a month visiting relatives in Utah before returning to their home in Pleasanton,1 California. Le-V- Georg Floyd Young ere ; Model 55 08 A 10 ASDFCorp. coating capacity) 860 watts i IIS volts ... '7".5 amperes m TV IhULAJimm U .1 1 J. 1 JL 1 J. 1 1. We have a complete selection of sympathy arrangements and wreaths at all Look for this U.S. Department of Commerce Energy. Guide Label on refrigeration ItJ Registered for a Sofa rJJ ivi Kristine Tripp & Devere Hansen v U Sam McMurdie YW Have Registered for n IMPORTANT... for units with the same cooling capacity, higher EER means: Lower energy consumption Lower cost to use! u m accordance with Floral & an important factor to consider in selecting a refrigeration room air conditioner. Different models use different amounts of electricity to do the same job. The most efficient models operate on about half the power required by less efficient models to do the same amount of cooling. Until recently, one had to know a lot about air conditioners to know the difference. Fortunately, there is now an easy, accurate way for you to compare the efficiency of units before buying. By determining each model's Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER), you can compare the amount of electricity the different units consume. The EER rating system is recognized industry-wide- , and here's how it works: i Energy-efficienc- Garden Shop 69 South Tremont Phone 257-351- 2 n phono kss feotn'chengsd to 458-354- 0 room air conditioners to help you compare -taut Flowerlone energy-efficienc- , a mm mm mj - is y Comparing efficiency 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 J. I J. 1 1 1 U.S. Department of Commerce Energy Guide Labels are now found on most new models of room air conditioners. As shown in the illustration at top, the labels show: 1. the cooling capacity of the unit in "British thermal J 1 J. 1 .1 1 1 1 J.IJ.l J.I J.1J.1 J. 1 J. 1J.U.1U units" (8,000 Btu's in the example); 2. the EER rating (EER 9.3); and 3. the EER range for units of about the same cooling ER capacity (EER 9.9). The higher the EER rating, the greater the energy efficiency. For example, a unit rated at EER 9.3 costs about a third less to operate than a unit with the same Btu cooling capacity but rated at EER 6. Energy-efficiemodels often cost a little more initially because their cooling mechanisms are usually larger and heavier. Their lower operating cost, however, will usually more than offset their higher original cost over the life of the unit. Computing the EER If a unit does not carry the guide label described above, its EER rating can be computed. You need to know its cooling capacity (Btu's per hour), and the number of watts of electricity needed to operate it. Both these figures usually are printed on the unit's back panel. To find the EER, simply divide the Btu's by the wattage: yard out Talon at Zb Question? Write to Reddy! Watch for our Crazy Days Specials Next Week! Miller's Buttons " " - & deulrr Btu'8 Watts it ,'. ' ill culculute the Lhli of any unit for you. RKR 9-- 7507,000.00 Example: Suppose the unit's cooling capacity is 7,000 Btu's and its power rating is 750 watts. You woulrl divide 7,000 by 750: 6,750 2500 2250, 2500 nt Fabric U It? Yuur Utah Power welcomes your questions, suggestions, and comments. questions and good suggestions are published in Reddy Kilowatt's regular newspaper column. Write to Reddy Kilowatt, P.O. Box 899, Salt Lake City, i Often-aske- Bolt's Utah - 84110. - JjI II I Jyj Shopping for an air coiiciitioiicr? First, compare energy- prices Phone us or stop in beautiful iEM.rn.Km.Am.mmA & How to save on electricity one of a series 5.4-E- Zippors far For information on cost ot operation and selection of correct cooling capacity, ask your dealer tor N6S Publication LC 1053 or write to National Bureau of Standards, 411.00, Washington, D.C. 20234 Table of Soil Denise Brough EER 5.4 to EER 9.9 Young Willard. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 3:45 p.m. in the Hillside Chapel. Burial in the Rose Hill - if For available 7,500 to 8,500 Btu per hour 115 volt window models the EER range is (Lila) Corinne, Chester Young, Layton, Harold Young, Roy, and Wayne Dough-Kidma- Lisa and Annie, were hospitalized when their vehicle in blew a rear tire on Rattlesanke pass. The vehicle skidded across the meridian across the west bound lanes and struck a guard rail. All four were listed in fair condition at the Bear River Valley hospital following the mishap which occurred about 7:22 p.m. Hospital in Brigham ocing the incident which curred about 11 a.m. R.D. Vath, 18, a passenger who was riding in the sleeping compartment was listed in good condition following the mishap. Highway patrol officers said the truck which belonged to Fleece Brothers, Inc., Sutherland, Nebraska, slowly ran off the road and rolled Tested retirement. e) three children, Michelle, Cooley follow- energy guide E E R9 . 3 8,000 Btu per hour i "" He was an Elder in the LDS Elmonte First Ward. Surviving are his widow of Elmonte, three daughters, Mrs. Tony DeMascio (Na-dinAzusa, Col., Mrs. William Favello (Carol) Orange, Calif., Mrs. Richard Arnett (Roxie) Covina, California. Seventeen grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, four brothers and two sisters. Leo Young and Mrs. Joseph Scothern (Ruby) Brig-haCity; Mrs. Leslie Rader arrival at dead-o- is ument. at least once. The truck was completely destroyed. In another mishap that same day, Anne Leatham, and 38, RFD Tremonton, Nebraska man was kiltruck-traile- r led July 2 when the was he driving rolled over in Promontory. Louis L. Vath, 21, was A ll to Panguitch Lake in southern Utah. They were joined by Mr. Adam's sister and brother-in-laand family of and Mrs. Mr. and Sandy Darwin and Sharon Snell of Moab. Mrs. Snell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddis Fredricksen of Tre; monton. The group spent the week camping and fishing. They also took a side trip through Cedar Breaks National Mon- Obituaries i Truck Driver Killed Culli-mor- VJcdding In ll,rum Wyo. George Floyd Young, 71, Elmonte, California, died July 4, 1976 at San Gabriel Community hospital ot cancer. He was born June 23, 1905 in Woodruff, Idaho, a son of George S. and Mary Howell Young. He married Alice Hales September 26, 1928 in Los Angeles. The marriage was later solemnized in the Logan Temple. He was reared and educated in Box Elder County, living in Perry, Penrose, Thatcher and Corinne before moving to ElmOnte, ' California "": He worked for many years as yard foreman at the Reliable Lumber yard at Rosemead, Calif., before his came in for the her grandmother of If you'd ral her not figure the EER yourself, your dealer will be happy to compute it for you. Don't hesitate to ask him; it's your money at stake. Don't buy a unit, larger or smaller than you need. Selecting a properly sized refrigeration air conditioner that is most is the best way to ensure optimum comfort. ..and really help you save on electricity. A note about evaporntion-typ- e coolers If you can use an evaporation-typ- e cooler (sometimes called a "swamp cooler") which adds moisture to air as it cools it, further savings in energy are possible. energy-efficie- TOJH d & LIGHT CO. ih |