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Show THREE SPEAKERS Tremonton. Utah Continued from Pagel The Leader Thursday, May 6, 1965 ation Department. He book, History of a Valley, Cache Valley, Moler is chairman of the State Tourist and Publicity Council, and Oberhansley will be representing the National Park Service. Mother's Day the Utah-Idah- I war dances and songs will be presented by the Interniountain Indian Club; the Appaloosa Horse Club will stage an Indian stake race; and a costumed group of performers will reenact the ceremony. Souvenir programs, golden spikes and miniature railroad ties, in addition to refreshments, will be sold at Promontory Summit. There will be a display of Chinese artifacts from the building of the railroad, collected by the USU Anthropology Department V X n fk if ' ' 1 MIA MAIDS SET FASHION SHOW show has been A Fashion slated by the Mia Maids of for South Bear River Stake Monday, May 10. The theme is "Pretty as a Picture". All ingirls and their mothers are vited to be present at the Stake Center at 8 p.m. V V . May Wedding Date Chosen a Roundy mid Gary Koford ' of is made Announcement the forthcoming marriage of Miss Patricia Roundy and Gary L. Koford. The prospective bride is the daughter of Mrs. Pauline Roundy and the late Wallace Roundy of Tremonton. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Koford of Garland are Gary's parents. A late May wedding date has been set. To Report On Mission Elder Jerry Richards will be honored at a Testimonial Homecoming at the Fielding Ward Chapel Sunday evening, May 9 at 7:30 p.m. Friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. Elder Richards has a two year LDS completed County School Enrollment Drops ' C. Morgan Hawkes, director pupil personnel and special services, reported to the Board of Education that as of April 14. Box Elder district's enrollment had dropped by 357 pupils since the school year opened. There were 8,485 students enrolled at the beginning of school and 8.128 when the fifth term ended. of This was the sharpest drop shown on a summary submitted by Hawkes which covered the school years from 1960-6It will mean a revenue loss for the district this year but just how much will not be definitely determined until school is out. It is estimated that 8,118 will register for the regular school program next fall. However, introduction of the district's full- 1. Scottish Mission with headquarters at Renfrew, Scotland. term kindergarten will swell total student ranks to 8,890 reports indicated. "With kindgerten pupils, we will be able to maintain an enrollment equal or slightly higher to that which we have had on the past and that for which we have built our facilities," Hawkes stated. A change in the county's employment picture could again upset projected enrollment figures and knock the school budget out of kilter as it has been this year. who reSupt. J. C. Haws, duced the district staff by 12 teachers in the current year, told the board he had cut out another five positions for 132 & Open House Slated To Honor Plymouth Couple on Anniversary 124 SCALE Mr. and Mrs. Royal Lional Mason of Plymouth will ob- Under the Leader Office GRAND PRIX ) 9:30 P.M. EVERY THURS. 8 P.M. I EVERYONE INVITED i serve their fifthieth wedding anniversary Saturday the 15th of May. Their sons and daughters will honor them at an Open House that evening from 5 until 7:30 p.m. in the Belmont Cultural Hall at West Fielding and invite all friends and relatives to attend. They request no gifts. Gifts PmemA. Tgggcue MQWV.LJ ,,aihl1: Palmer's BEAUTIFUL SELECTION CUSTOM JEWELRY NECKLACES PINS EARRINGS BRACELETS - BEAUTIFUL CHOICE SELECTION PENDANT SELECTION CHINA and CRYSTAL riage was later were Coun- City, mar- solemnized July 5, 1917 in the Manti Temple. Mr. Mason was born in Plyand mouth, a son of Jesse Charlotte Tims Mason. He has spent his entire life in Plymouth, where he has been engaged in farming and stock raising. in Mrs. Mason was born Manti, Sanpete County, a daughter of Alma and Margaret Estella Henrie Johnson. She lived in Manti until coming to Plymouth as a school teacher and marrying Mr. Mason. They are the parents of four sons and five daughters, seven of who are living; Major Clair Calif., Sacramento, Mason, Lloyd Mason. Willard. Hal J. Kai Mrs. Mason. Plymouth; (Maurine) Brockman. Tremonton; Mrs. Wanda Lloyd, Salt Lake City, Mrs. Ray H. (Re- and Bothwell, nee) Anderson, Mrs. June Lewis, Logan. They have 34 grandchildren and 13 Mrs. Perry Morgan of Ogden. For their reception the following evening, the bride greeted guests in an original gown of silk velvet. The round neckline and long pointed sleeves added to the simplicity of the gown. The detachable chapel length train was fastened to the waist by a large bow. The two tier elbow length viel of bridal illusion was held in place by a crown of pearlized orange blossoms. The bride's bouquet consisted of a white orchid surrounded with yellow roses and ivy leaves. Mrs, Larry Affleck attended her sister as matron of honor, with Mrs. Rex Bailey as attending matron. Miss DeAnn Johns and Miss Sharon Hunter were bridesmaids. They wore floor length moss green and gold gowns styled after the bride's. Their tiered circular viels were held in place by flat bows. Each one carried a single gold rose. Flower girls were Kim Hyer and Natalie D'Hurst. Brent Morgan, twin brother of the bride, assumed duties of best man. Ushers were Jerry Brockman. Larry Affleck. Mike Vanadrigham, and Alan Hyer. Following their reception the couple left for Cedar City where the bridegroom is employed by the Mountain States Telephone Company. ENTERTAINS CLUB members The "Fun Club" were graciously entertained at the home of Mrs. Nan Bowcutt A lovely Thursday evening. luncheon was served at small decorated attractively pretty spring flowers. Special guests were Mrs. Hazel Rose and Mrs. Gertrude Burns. Colleen Laws showed Mrs. films of the B.R.H.S. Band trip to Canada. tables with Fielding Elder Arrives Home Elder Jerry Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Richards has returned home after spending the past two years serving an LDS Mission in Scotland. Jerry reports that he left Scot- 10 a.m. Tuesday morning and landed at the airport at Salt Lake City Tuesday evening at 10 p.m. He then called a friend and came to Brigham, borrowed a relatives car and surprised his parents and his brothers and sisters by walking in the house at 2:30 a.m. Wednesday land by plane at FINE QUALITY THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA DIAMONDS BEAUTIFUL WATCHES WHITE AND YELLOW GOLD WATCHES BEAUTIFUL Mr. and Mrs. Mason married in the City and ty Building, Salt Lake Utah, May 15, 1915. Their great grandchildren. DINNER RINGS CHOICE Miss Brenda Morgan became Mrs. Marvin R. Hyer in a ceremony performed March 25 in the Logan President Temple. Glenn J. Rex officiated at the double ring ceremony. Parents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyer were hosts at a wedding dinner honThe oring the bridal couple. bride is a daughter of Mr. and MR. and MRS. ROYAL MASON EVERY NIGHT AT DICK'S 4:00 Ogden Girl Becomes Bride of Marvin R. Hyer in Temple Rites v SLOT GAR RACING LIBERAL TRADE-I- ON YOUR OLD WATCH Thomas M. and great 28 nw 3 111 Mini .'f and Sarah May grandchildren grandchildren. 4, t'fcv m mi m kVltfl Garland. freedom in your future with Jerry Richards Miss Roundy is a graduate of Bear River High School and has been employed at the Leader Office for the past year. Mr. Koford is also a Bear River High School graduate. He has completed six months acthe National tive duty for Guard and is presently employed in Logan. iT Pral Kemp, Magna; Hunter; and Mrs. Fred Lila) Abel, Smithfield. They also have 36 Mr. Kemp was a railroad employe until his retirement a lew' years ago, They have lived at 460 East Factory in U.S. SAVINGS BONDS By-Patrici- of Jane Howell. They were married 1915 at Malad, Idaho. "V-""- Keep NORM'S ARMY SURPLUS Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Kemp of Garland celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary during the past week. They were honored at a family dinner Sunday at their home for the occasion. Sixty nine members of the family were present. Tuesday was the official wedding date. Mr. Kemp was born at Draper, Utah, May 25, 1892, the son of James and Martha Evensen Kemp. His wife was born at Portage, July 5, 1897, a daugh- ter :' s , I AT Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kemp Observed This Week -ST' The Young Homemakers will hold a meeting at the Bear River High School May 10th at of of8 p.m. where elections ficers for the coming year will take place. Mrs. Janet Adams, urges all members president, to attend. Sj AFTER 11:00 A.M. Who also have many practical Mother's Day gifts: YOUNG HOMEMAKERS TO ELECT ' Societies of South Bear River Stake SATURDAY, MAY 8 FOOD SATE I Inter-trib- vwvvyyyywvsyvvvvvvwvvvvvvvvvv'w By Relief Life Insurance Health Insurance Annuities Group Pension Group Insurance IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY WIDOW KNOWS NO HOME WOULD BE WITHOUT ADEQUATE LIFE INSURANCE ED GLEASON. District 1 Agenl Phone 257-813- Mr. and Mrs. Kemp are both members of the L.D.S. Church. Mrs. Kemp has been a member of the Singing Mothers Chorus and ward choirs. She has also been a Relief Society visiting teacher. They are the parents of nine sons and daughters, seven of whom are now living. They are Mrs. Alvin (Elma) Fuller, TreGwennia monton; Mrs. Jack Midvale; Reynolds, Kemp, Salt e First row: Jackie Madsen, Patti Brough, Mason. Standing, Janette Johnson, Ta,mi Mel-ani- Rogers, Kristie Lish. ROWANEWESTERGARITS DANCING STUDENTS Alonzo Lake City; Dale Kemp; Murray; Thomas Kemp, Present Attending a Democratic Convention and at the banquet Terrace Ballroom at Salt Lake City Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waldron, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. William McLeod, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reese. REPRESENTATIVE GREEN ADDRESSES CLUB Mrs. Leroy Bunnell was the hostess Wednesday afternoon at the meeting of the Booklore Club. Mrs. C. R. Brough was in charge of the program. She introduced Representative D. B. Green who discussed legislation passed by the 1965 Utah State Legislature, and answered questions of the members regarding lawmaking in the state. A delicious tray luncheon was served by the hostess. "MUSIC IN MAY" THURS.. MAY 13 7:30 P.M. GARLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL also Admission: per person 25c r SHOWELL was a baby boy for Dean A. and Mable Waldron Showell of Tremonton. The little Lad, who arrived on April 22, has one sister and one brother. Mr. and Mrs. Arch D. Showell of Tremonton and Mr. and Mrs. W. Calvin Waldron of Wilmington, N. Carolina are the grand- A It JOHNSON Happy to announce the arrival of a baby boy on April 3 are Russell and Marilyn Clark Johnson of Collinston. The Johnson's have four other children, three boys and one girl. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Maughn of Beaver Dam and Mrs. Ruth Stay-ne- r of Logan. CHRISTENSEN Rejoicing over the safe arrival of a baby girl are C. Von and Jean Clark Christensen of Tremonton. The little Miss arrived on April 30 and is being welcomed home by two brothers and two sisters. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Christensen of Manila and Wallace Clark of Morgan are the grandparents. FIRTH Adding a new member to their family recently were Dale and Deanna Clayton Firth of Bothwell. The little Miss arrived on May 2. Anxiously awaiting her arrival at home or two sisters and one brother. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Clayton of Idaho Falls. Ida., and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Firth of Bothwell. Proud great grandmothers are Mrs. Jenny Firth and Mrs. Mary Burnhope of Bothwell and Mrs. Dorcas Clayton of Idaho Falls. , place of Quality for Less" In our desire to provide TOP QUALITY SERVICE we felt it necessary to obtain ex pert business advice, which we obtained from the largest consulting agency in the world. Part xi the recommendations toward an image of QUALITY in SERVICE and SALES was a NEW NAME. not Archibald Motors as in the past. This was only one of the many other recommendations made. Many have already been installed, others we are working on ' so WATCH US, if you will. We Intend to lead ihe field in QUALITY, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. parents. two sisters. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hansen of Elwood and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Silvester of Tremonare ton. Great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hess of Plymouth and Mrs. Rose Peterson of Brigham City. Public Invited Archibald Podge BIRTHS MURRAY Arnold and Lola Earl Murray of Logan are the proud parents of a baby girl born May 1. They have two little girls at home. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Earl of Tremonton and Mrs. Beatrice Wright of Freemont, Calif. SILVESTER a new member Welcoming into their family on April 14 were Shirrel and Carol Eichel Silvester of Thatcher. The new little boy has two brothers and Featuring 'THE CHEVELS" .... YOU SHOULD BE HOME The NIGHT of MAY 24 Something entirely new is going to be atbasis the evening of tempted on a nation-wid- e May 24, 1965. Persons at home on this evening will have the opportunity of participating in an individual national drivers test that will be broadcast over the Columbia Broadcasting System, CBS through its affiliate station KSL, Channel 5, for one full hour from 8:00 p.m to 9:00 p.m. This will give you an opportunity to compare your driving skill with others in the room and the state and nation. It is intended that each viewer will be expected to watch his Television set as intently as he would watch the highway if he were driving, and then record his response to each situation on a test form. This showing will demand participation by those watching. It will feature staged high speed highway crashes, as well "as near collision situations, testing drivers on their judgment, knowledge of rules of the road, and an ability to perceive driving hazards. Specially prepared film sequences will illustrate each question and will be shown both in slow motion and at normal speed to permit the viewer to share the experience of a collision or near collision. tbr-ugho- (Test forms available by dropping into our sales room.) REMEMBER IT'S L ARCHIBALD DODGE J |
