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Show I ' . 't .. - ' ; ' , 1 , " J-- ' ' , I "l '" - Dance Festival , I I w Garland News To Feature Colorful Gaiety West of Salt Lake City, on the shores of the Great Salt Lake, stand the crumbling, decayed, hulls of buildings - the famed Saltair. Saltair Tierr.onlon. Utah The Leader fades into Utah history as slowly as the lake's shoreline recedes into the Utah desert. The gaiety that once rang out is silent. The gaiety has gone elsewhere. The gaiety was the Dance Festival of the Mutual Improvement Association of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-dato the Saints. It has moved spacious University of Utah Stadium in Salt Lake City. This year's festival will be presented on Friday and Saturday, June 18 and 19. at 8:30 p.m. Admission is free. Back in 1947, when the Dance Festival was held at Saltair, people thronged to the Great Salt Lake's shoreline. Parking was scarce, and people walked more than a mile from their cars to watch the dancers. The parking problem my still exist, but the 30.000 seat stadium ends ,the seating problem. Danc:ng on a field of green, arrayed in colorful costumes, will some 6.000 participants Thursday, June 1r..1tr p I n 3, 1965 ,,,1,111, )M 1Wi imiinmn. I ' .. y ir--- ? . rtr A.J f x V , m'.. 'v. s. .J - , V..' :"" ', H" Early June Wedding Planned by Linda Secrist and Larry Butler Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Secrist Plymouth announce the enand forthcoming gagement marriage of their daughter. Linda to Larry Butler of West of fielding. The prospective is a son of Mr. bridegroom and Mrs. Joe Btiller. This ixpular couple have set June 9th as the date for their marriage which will be solemnized in the Logan L.D.S. Temthe rites the ple. Following newly-wed- s will be feled at a bridal breakfast hosted by the groom's parents for immediate members of both families and a few close friends. Larry is a graduate of Bear River High School and LDS Seminary. He is presently emChemical ployed at Thiokol Corp. Linda is a Junior at Utah State University where she is majoring in Elementary Edu- cation. She is a member of Kappa Delta Sorority and Angel a She was chosen Flight. Sigma Phi Epsilon Conlendar Rodeo Girl and USU College Queen. She was USU Engineering Queen Attendant. t h e A honoring reception young couple will be held on June 9th at 8 p.m. at the Belmont Ward Cultural Hall, hosted by parents of the bride. to Following a honeymoon Yellowstone Park they will make their home in Fielding. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Smith of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holley of American Fork spent Sunday at the home of present "Rainbow of Tomor row," featuring folk and popular dances of the United States Canada. Mexico, and the Soutl Sea Islands. More than 100,001 dancers rehearse long hour; for a chance at the stadiun festival. Folk dancing is popular wit! the "Mormon " people. Foil dancing is a tradition of cul tures that has been kept alivi for others to see. The recrea lion of authentic routines am techniques of folk dancing pro vides clean, wholesome fun for the youth of the Church. On June 18 and 19 the colorful dances will recreate the gaiety of past years. Gay pavilions and dance floors may crumble and disappear through neglect, but the Dance Festival of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints will continue to preserve the past and enhance the future. y Mr. and Mrs. Russell Waldron. Mrs. Esther Walkins of Brig- Jiam visited at the Waldron home last week. V: 1 J f( (1 v-- ' ... I i I ' . vf VV u ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Pearl Casey graciously entertained the Tremonton-Gar-lanBridge Club at her horrie Thursday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Jennie Gephart and Mrs. Katherine Kerr. A delic-- . ious dessert was served. d Engagement of Uenna Stradling To Gail Marble Is Announced is made by Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Haskell V. Strad-linof Mesa. Arizona of the engagement of their daughter, Denna to Gail Marble, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum A. Marble of Garland. A September 3 wedding date hcs been selected, with the ceremony to be performed in the Arizona Temple. g is a The bride-elec- t of Mesa High School completed one year at Young University, as graduate and has Brigham a Home Economics major. Mr. Marble will be a junior next fall at the Y. He has completed a mission for the LDS Church in the North Central States. Wvo. Starring Brian Kieth, Vera. Miles, Brandon DeWilde, Walter Brennen, Ed Winn ATTRACTIONS: "THE LONGEST DAY" "MAD, MAD WORLD" "TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" These new officers of the Jaycettes were installed last week during a joint banquet with the Jaycees. Ruth Ann Wood, secretary; Joan Ransom, vice president; Jonene Dillree, president; and Nancy Larsen, reporter and historian. Retiring officers were Alice Chapman, June Campbell, Doris Reese, and Frankie Allred. COMMON CRUSADE At the turn of our present century, medicine and the allied sciences despite great strides made during the 1800s were still faced with many yet unconquered and diseases of fatal potential. Another 20 years or so were to pass before the discovery of insulin provided the spark that ignited the flame of modern-dadrug research. First one and then y another of the hitherto unmanage- able diseases fell to the conquering power of the "new era" drugs the hormones, sulfonamides, antibiotics, hypotensives, vaccines and a host of others now available to worldwide medicine. These are the fruits of a cooperative effort uniting medica' science pjid the pharmaceutical, laboratories in a common crusade against all human disease ADAM'S DRUG South Trsmont Si. Trmontoo. Utah Bothwell Classes Deweyille Boy Take Field Trip Injured In Farm Accident by Karen Stokes Children of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades left Friday by bus for an all day field trip to Salt Lake City. They visited many places of interest including the Cream of Weber Dairy in Ogden, Ogden Standard Examiner Clover Newspaper, Club Potslo Factory, the Airport and Liberty Park. The children were accompanied by teachers and room mothers. Mrs. Tennie Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Summers and Orion family, Mr. and Mrs. Summers and family of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Summers and Kathy of Tremonton visited Monday at the Farrell Summers home. Gutitt Visit Monday Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Stokes and family of Bountiful were Monday visitors at the DcLon Stokes home. Their son, Terry, will be leaving in two weeks for Chile where he will spend the next two years on a mission for the L.D.S. Church. His farewell will be held June 13 in Bountiful. Mrs. DeLon Stokes and children spent Memorial Day with Mrs. Polly Smith. Visitors also with Mrs. Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Messinger and Melonie of Ogden and Mrs. Gertrude Winn. Our community extends sympathy to the Charles Litchford family upon the serious injury of their son. David, last Monday morning, in a farm accident. David was taken to the Valley hospital and then transferred to the Dee hospital in his Ogden. He was helping brother, Michael, on the Layne Gardner farm when he accident ly got into the hay chopper receiving serious injury to his right leg. Mr. and Mrs. Orion Snow, Mrs. Charles Litchford, Patsy and Vicki, Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Snow of Bountiful drove to Provo, Saturday night where they watched over 200 dancers of the Lyman Dancers perform in Born to Dance. Mrs. Lyman is the former LuJean Quinlan, niece of the Snow's. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Lyman and their six children of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Snow and family of Bountiful, were weekend visitors at the Snow home. Misted On Memorial Day Word came from Mrs. Lizzie Germer that, due to health reasons she would not be able weekto spend the Memorial end with family and friends here as she has done every year. We truly missed seeing Aunt Lizzie and wish her a good recovery so she will be able to come see us all soon. Gep- visiting Sunday spent Harold Mr. and Mrs. Petersen and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Bowcul't before leaving for her home in Chicago. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. were Bowcutt Sunday Rudy Mrs. Floren Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Lawrence and family of Ogden and Mr. an.1 Mrs. Lemuel Earl and family of Mendon. Vis'tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bishop during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Steven Owen of Farming-ton- . Mr. and Mrs. Delos Thompson of Brigham. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boss and four children of Centerville, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Wassom and dau Utah with SHUMAN VISITORS n Visiting at the Brooks home in Tremonton over the weekend were their daughter and her husband, Dennis of Los and De Ann Spencer in visited also They Angeles. Salt Lake City with Dennis's Bountiful and Mr. and Hansen of Twin ReVere Mrs. Falls. Weekend Visiters Weekend visitors at the home Mr. of Mrs Ida Michaelis were and Mrs. Don Frisby and famand Mr. and ily of Idaho Falls Michaelis and Robert Mrs at fam ly of Bountiful. Callers Sunday home Michaelis the were Mr. and Mrs. Howell Mrs. Cannon of Salt Lake City, Law-son Carl and Fowers Birdie of Ogden. Visiting with Mrs. Ida Boss Boss and Carl were Saturday and family of Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Chester Boss and fanvly of Centerville. the Miss Mary Wood spent weekend with her parents. Mr. and Wood and Mrs. Ferrell family. durVisiting with C. W. Wood Mr. and were weekend the ing Mrs. Theron Wood of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis and family of Logan. Weekend guests at the home were Rhodes of Mrs. Ellen Mrs. Clyde Wood and children, and Mrs. Hal Wood of Cheyenne. Wyo. They also visited other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Wood and family spent the weekend with Mrs. Wood's mother, Mrs. Deon Petersen at Gunnison. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Johns snent the weekend with relatives at Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bowcutt and son. Randy, and Alan Godfrey spent the weekend at Blackfoot River enjoying a fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pratt and daugh(Belva Gae Hill ter, Allison, of Provo were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bowcutt Monday. Shu-ma- parents and in Thatcher-Pen-ros- h v ' k e with Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Stokes and family. Also visiting over the weekend were the Oleen Stokes family of Salt Lake City. f r SAFE DRIVING WEEK passing improperly, and disregarding an officer or a traffic control device. The average driver travels 7,800 miles a year. The annual number of fatalities resulting automobile from accidents averages 33 thousand a year at an estimated cost of 4.5 billion dollars. Utah is currently ahead of last year's record breaking traffic fatality rate. Governor Calvin Rampton has declared this week as traffic safety week in Utah. All citizens of Utah should evaluate their driving habits and make adjustments accordingly. (5 (6 "THOSE CALL0WAYS" Weslev Mr. and Mrs. hart accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gephart and family of Bountiful spent the weekend at Burley. Ida. Miss Susan Bowcutt who has !een attending the University of V by Dallis J. Pierson U.S.U. Student of Public Health Recent studies of the causative factors in traffic accidents in the indicate that defects roadway and in the vehicle accounts for but a small percentage of all accidents. The real cause of traffic accidents is driver violations. State motor vehicle records have shown repeatedly that violations the following run of occur-anchigh in frequency 1 exceeding the speed 2 violating t he rig ht limit. limit, (2) violating the right of way, (3) driving under the influence of alcohol, (4) driving on the wrong side of the road, Walt Disney's 26 Luncheon guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Nielson and family Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holt of South Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anema and family of Ogden. Mrs. JoAnn Hansen of Silt Lake City has been spending the past wick with Mrs. Venna Hess. Houseguests at the homo of Mrs. He;s at the present time are Mrs. Hess's daughter. Mrs. Burke Petersen of New Castle. and children of ghter ner parties. IN UTAH THURS., FRI.f SAT. & SUN. COMING by Florence Munson Dr. and Mrs. Elwin Stoddard and family of Des Moines. Iowa have arrived for a Stodvisit with Mrs. dard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kirby and other relatives in this area. Mrs. Venna Hess entertaine l at a luncheon at her home Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. L. J. Hansen of Mrs. Hansen. Lehi, Maylon Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Coombs. Odella Bramwell of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Ervin Coombs and Mrs. C. T. Hales of Fielding, Mrs. Myrl Perry of Deweyville and Mrs. Errall Bor.e. With the exception of Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Hales the seven other lad es are sisters. Mrs. Rachel Williams of Ogden spent the weekend with her daughter. Mrs. O. C. Davis. Mr. Sunday she accompanied and Mrs. Davis to Malad and visited with relatives. Visitors at the Davis home Monday were Mr. and Mrs. L.'G. Fry of Salt Lake City. Mr. an Mrs. Gerald Cough and family of Malad. Mr. and Mrs. Rayof mond Couch and family Bountiful and Harold Hull of Clearfield. Ovmi ht Guests Overnight guests at the home of Mrs. Nelda Whitney Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mr. and Mrs. Odell Barns, Burns and son, Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Burns of Bountiful, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Hall of Ogden. and Dr. and Mrs. Don C. James of Salt Lake City. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Tei Nielson and Mrs. Sandra Prappas of Deweyville and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas on Sunday and Monday for patio din- Mrs. Martin Gardner left last week for California where she will be visiting with her children and their families. Mr. and Mrs. "Hack" Lewis and Lisa came from Salt Lake City to visit Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Haycock and 3 Clyde Gephart Will Claim Miss Geraldine Francisco as Bride July 16th has been circled as the date when Miss Geraldine Francisco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Francisco of Ogden will become the bride of Clyde Gephart. The prospective bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs Wesley Gephart of Garland. The ceremony will take place new-lywe- at the home of the bride s sister, Mrs. Garth Bowden at Smithfield. Miss Francisco is a graduate of Warner Robins High School at Warner Robins. Georgia. d. receiving their Duty to God awards. Prior recipients of this award have been Gary Thayne and Paul Spackman. Martella Bur.bank, Lettie Bur-ban- family. Joe Knudsen came from his work in Nevada to spend the weekend at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ursel Knudsen. Deserves Recognition special "bouquet" this week goes to Floyd Gardner for the excellent care he takes of our cemetery. It has never looked more beautiful than it weekend. did this Memorial Floyd sjx'nds many hours takdeing care and it certainly serves the recognition and thanks of us all. DeLon and Mary Starmes Gardner called from their home in Smyrna, Ga., to announce the arrival of their third daughter. Mrs. Gardner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Starmes of Loganville, Ga. Floyd and Bertha Gardner were very happy over the arrival of this, their sixth grandA child. Mrs. Merlin Fryer. Nancy and Jan, came from Clearfield and were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fryer. They also were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fryer. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Fryer of Logan visited the Fryer homes, Monday. k Congratulations to Brian and Keith Holdaway on Bur-ban- Mr. and Mrs. Orson Porter and Mr. and Mrs. Alvero Burbank and Kathy of Maple-toIda., Mart Burbank. Tre r Mr. Gephart is a graduate ot Bear River High School. Ho attended Utah State University at Logan and Henagers Business College at Ogden. He has served with the National Guard. He is presently employed with the Gephart Store at Smithfield. A reception honoring the will be held at the Lions Lodge at Smithfield on July lot h at 8 p.m. Following a the young couple honeymoon will make their home in Smith-fiel- KOOL monton, Mrs. J. E. Scheib of Pocatello, Terry Fryer, Dennis. Chris and Wendy Zinck were all visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fryer, Sunday. Mrs. Chloe Turner and Elsie Alders of Salt Lake Ci y were also Sunday guests at the Fryer home. KING AUTO NOW IN STOCK FOR MOST POPULAR MAKES AND MODELS CARS AND PICKUPS NO 8 WAIT HOUR INSTALLATION SAME DAY SERVICE CUSTOM COOLING COSTS LESS THAN YOU THINK AT EWER PLUMBING Phone 257-322- 1 & HEATING 331 N. 1st West |
