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Show Page 2. THE LEADER-GARLAN- TIMES. March D If. Gov. AJoasoa SpstA At 17. 1977 Corinne: Pauline O'Dell and Doris Shipley. VJD Red Cross Drive Choir Will Perform By The Bear River A Capp-ell- a Choir will perform for the Western Division of the National Music Educators Convention which will be held March 0 at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City. The choir will sing Monday, March 28, at 4:30 p.m. The choir was the only high school choir in the state of Utah chosen for this distinguished honor. The choir auditioned by tape and passed both the Utah and San Mateo, California auditioning committees. They were then notified by the President of the Western Division Music Educators, A. J. Campagna. This will be one of the most critical audiences the choir will perform for because it will include music educators from all over the United States. Other groups performing at the convention will be the East High Symphony Orchestra, BYU Orchestra, North Cache Junior High Band, Weber State Trombone Choir, BYU Synthesis Mrs. Portage: Est-e- October - "Autumn Lea- ves" by Cleo Barrus. November - "ThanksgivPrayer" by Jeanne Steed, Marie Riggs, Jean Nelson. December - "Silver Bells" by Colleen Garfield, Shelly Lewis, Debbie Hirschi. A very special evening was enjoyed by 165 guests. ing e: L. Palm- - Plymouth: Mrs. Adam Bear River and Harper RS Both well: Mrs. D. Stokes. Thatcher-PenrosMrs. Thayne Stokes. Promontory: Mrs. Clynn Richman. Chairwoman of Finance Committee Mrs. Katy Fishburn. Upon completion of the fund drive each chairperson is urged to deliver envelopes with contributions to Mrs. Katy Fishburn, 732 East 1st North, Brigham City. Your local Red Cross performs many services beneficial to the community and needs your support to continue such programs. So, don't forget, "we're counting on you." er. Ward: Mr. and Mrs. Miles Ferry. p. Stephen Harris. 3 MAIN THEATRE THE : - YOU'LL NEVER FORGET! AS LONG AS YOU LIVE Celebrates Birthday birthday month of the year with a place for each guest. Stake leaders were hostess to their particular birthday month. A lovely luncheon was served together with beautifully decorated birthday cakes. Each hostess recited a short poem for their birth A birthday party was held in conjunction with the regular leadership meeting on March 10 held at the Tremonton Second and Fifth Ward. After class work the ward leaders and teachers met in the cultural hall. Beautifully tables depicting each Julie Brown Park Valley: Mrs. Mrs. Richard El wood: Margaret Romer. Beaver Dam: Mrs. Garth Kidman. Fielding: Mrs. Mark Scott Mrs. Garland: 2nd Ward Chad Pierce; 1st Ward -Mrs. Glen Manning. Howell: Mrs. Vert Nesson. Ar-bo- n. Tremonton Stake For Music Educators Deweyville: Marble. Mrs. L. Vance, Mrs. Lamar Benson, Mrs. Don Carlisle, Mrs. Donald Abbott donation and also makes contributor eligible to attend the Red Cross's annual meeting. Chairmen for respective areas of the county are listed: Honeyville: Mrs. Elaine The Box Elder County Red Cross Fund Drive began March 7 and will continue throughout the month. Residents will be contacted at home by identifiable Red Cross volunteers. Business and financial establishments will also be solicited. Each contributor will receive a membership card which acts as a receipt for Korth. V. Hansen, Mrs. Blaine Hill, During March additional $1,700 in housing funds to assist low income families. No final action was taken on the application. Board members Tess Hess and Munson requested a special meeting be called to make a final decision. Snowville: Mrs. Richard r. Continues the June 18 dedication ceremonies and other activities will be released later. Luis Pabon, representing the state Emergency Housing Assistance Program attended the meeting. Pabon explained Fielding has the opportunity to apply for an i Love You ing Song" and Renee and Bob Truly" by Brough. July - Patriotic tunes played by Ruth Litchford. August - "God Painted a Picture" by Wilma Anderson, Gwen Peterson, Marilyn Smith. September - "School Days" by Amy and Angela Garfield. Mrs. Ross Fielding: Rudd. Tremonton: Mrs. Jennie Gephart and Mrs. Keith Fra-seChairman; Mr. Adam Brenkman, Chairman of Business District Mrs. Jay testation of Lt. Governor-Secretar- y State David S. Monson has accepted an invitation to make a guest appearance in Fielding. E. Forrest Munson, board member, disclosed that Lt. Governor Monson agreed to be the featured speaker at the town's dedication ceremonies for the new combination town hall-fir- e station. The announcement came during the March meeting of the town board which was conducted by Karl M. King, town president. A complete schedule for W. day month after which musical numbers were presented by different ward members to that particular month. January - "Let it Snow" March - Special Irish Music by Diane Doutre Flute 7:30 April - "April Showers" by Deweyville Relief Society Choir. May - "O, I had Such a Pretty Dream, Mother" by Cleo Barrus. June - "Hawaiian Wedd- - by Deweyville Relief Society Choir. February - "Somewhere My Love" by Verle and Joan Waldron. 16,17, 18, 19 4 21st, MARCH Solo. -C- 9:20 P.M. & OMING S00N-"SIL- ENT MOVIE", "OBSESSION", & 'THE MOUNTAIN". OTHER SIDE OF THE 27-3- Jazz Ensemble, Granite Youth Symphony, SUSC College Band, Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus Mormon Tabernacle Choir and many more from California, Arizona and Nevada. . The choir is under the direction of Mr. Carl Ashby. President is David Stokes, vice president is Darin Kerr, Tracy Clark, Secretary, with Lori Harris serving as historian. EVESYBODY'S IRISH ON ST. PATRICKS DAY at II watt ) ffe & . nice? We really appreciate the flowers, phone calls, visits and prayers while Lee has been ill. Special thanks to the choice pWple at Jay Dee Harris Truck and Equ- - ipment,toJimand.thegang at Bear River Motors, Inc lK'S WJfJL' N jk ('M JJfSS VS' i 7 A fM ) k r J?lf ' SMOf How blessed we are in this j valley to have Patriarch White and Brother Harris who came immediately and . t - 0 " V? II j mm t2Z" m mm PLf 2L V We would like .. thank U Tremonton Fire Depart- - 257-316- 4 If you need emergency help, call That's the number for the resource person for Community Action, Solid Rock and Community Pantry as well as other emergencies. ment, our neighbors and friends who assisted us when our haystack burned last Fridav- - 257-316- A,2 Pffl "s Dean, Janet, Fred & Laura ' ill$J V MJ f V Mr! and Mrs Harold Selman OBITUARIES PAK ? . mwn0 Titi 1 tfti a fj j J?& A fnOC IrlH iIHI m ' -- $1l19 WRANGLERS W FAM PILLSBURY " BUTT. OR REG BISCUITS v 01 &u'A FRESH 3CLB CH0ICE WRGE NAVEL I"118 K. SPARERIBS LARGE pineapples , if GR.OE " 4 BEEF LIVER rV 4 " SLICED At , V .,;,J:,iSi Vf fh H0RM7 , P 7 7 7fffMf! ffffmA M LB. O-rf- c ,4 M LB I? rf IWU" , "V:: mt.mKm C AIIC 1 AIC YOUNG . - W ELSIE PUGSLEY KUNZIER Elsie Pugsley Kunzler, 90, , of Utah died Tuesday, March 15, 1977 at her home of natural causes. She was born January 17, 1887, in Salt Lake City to Joseph E. F. and Evelyn Rossette Hammon Pugsley. She married Charles Edward Kunzler on November 5, 1913 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died May 4, 1964. She was a member of the PaVk Valley LDS Ward and had served in the past- as Relief Society president and Relief Society visiting teacher, Sunday School and Pri- ' 1! CT1 : VjW'TiMl. 'ftSm I A'W t l l'- - JJ iSJlhlSLr VSjVJ-ylj- U V J'lj 1 , 0 7J v " hW' ts XA CARD OF THANKS Need Help? Call V T ; , 51 PKGS- W' K l . m - ff 0(8K-- Park-Valley- - ik'lv 1M$34 r mary teacher. Survivors include two sons and two daughters, Roy C. Kunzler, Max W. Kunzler, Mrs. Calvin (Lois) Larsen, all of Park Valley and Mrs. Kenneth (Guenna) Yost of Burley, Idaho. Fourteen grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. urvivors also include one sister, Martha P. Parkin of s.i. l Lake City. Funeral services will be I'oiiducted Friday at 12 noon ,:i the Park Valley LDS W;ird Chapel with Bishop (ii raid Rose conducting. Friends may call at Rogers Mortuary in Tremonton Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday at the Ward Relief Society room from 10:30 to 1 1 : 45 a.m. Burial in the Park Valley cemetery under the direction of Rogers Mortuary. K. 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