OCR Text |
Show Death takes Bronson to appear at benefit m H) I I Mr. and Mrs. George Marion and six of their eight children. The O'Brians had been to Provo passed through Blanding on to visit their daughters attendtheir way to Albuquerque to visit their daughter and family, ing BYU before he leaves for Death came on April 8 to The Moab Business G ProfMr. and Mrs. Hal Black. With Thailand on April 12 for a Mrs. Mary R. (Macy) Hawkins, essional Womens Club are was their son, Duane, who year's assignment them Blanding matron. Mrs. Hawfeaturing Stanley Bronson of Mrs. Myrtle Redd is home has kins was taken to the San Juan just arrived home from a Blanding, popular recording ar after a and mission old spending the past 2 Hospital in Monticello on months in Mesa where she did star, in a program which will Korean have girl they just Sunday evening after becoming be held this Saturday night, Won-A- e. name of the Temple work and geneological adopted by violently ill and passed away work. Her sister-in-laMrs. April 12, at the Star Hall. had The been Marions to on Tuesday. The performance will start iMinnie of San Francisco to meet the Tangren Dolores, Funeral services, under the at 8 p. m. and tickets are Colo. her on the , from that her accompanied plane brought direction of the San Juan Moron sale. The price for adults Won-Ae is one of Stan .trip. Korea. tuary, will be held Friday, is $1. 00, for students 75$ and The John Kaitchner family Bronson's Korean children and April 11, at 2:00 p. m. in the for children 50$. Half of of Ogden visited their parents, it was through him they were LDS Chapel in Blanding. the proceeds of the program the Harvey Kartchners and the able to get her to the United Burial will be in the Blanding will go to Stanley for his Ashton Harrises over the long States. City Cemetery. Friends may Korean Orphans. weekend. Another sister, Mrs. Mrs. Jennie Morris and twin at the San Juan Mortuary call Stan is well known for his Kay Harris and two sons came daughters, accompanied by on Thursday from 7 to 9 p. m. efforts on behalf of the Korean from Burley, Idaho. On SaturMrs. Gengrandmother, great the and Hawkins' residence at girls to whom he taught Engday the families went to the eva Porter, met the plane in Friday from 10:30 a. m. to lish while in Viet Nam and Cortez Saturday as their daddy, Spring Canyon area for a pic1:30 m. p. serthe his release from since nic and to pick cliff flowers. James Morris, arrived from Mrs. Hawkins was born on vice he has held many benefits Pearl Hurst and two children Roswell, N. M. Mr. Morris wil to try to bring his young friends June 26, 1908, in Colonia return to complete his training joined them from Bluff and to this country. His efforts the Lucy Harris was also part of Diaz, Mexico, daughter after spending Easter with his have included several benefit Inactive the group. of Lorenzo J. and Alfreda Laws family. URANIUM STOCKS conceits, with other talent Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mosley Rowley. She married Lorenzo Mrs. Geneva Porter and Mrs. wanted for cash. Send brought from California and and Hawkins on Sept. 29, 1925, in Vinnie Hurst are spending a family enjoyed Saturday BYU, and while on furlough list with amounts to: Mesa Verde. She came at Salt Lake Temple. the couple of weeks in Mesa where from Provo to one winter he held a benefit join them. are her her Hurst will stay with the Mr. Surviving husband, to take back to Viet Nam Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hawsisters Mrs. Jennie Peterson Guy Hurst and Mrs. Porter with kins winter coats for his young returned to Blanding Monand Mrs. Freda Hunt, both JERSHON the Fred Carrolls. The women charges. after day spending several days Door prizes will be given at Blanding and a brother, LeRoy will do some Temple work as Lake in Salt where Mrs. Hawwell as visit their many friends. the program on Saturday evRowley of Tooele. kins had medical attention. Box 11245 Visitors at the home of Mr. In lieu of flowers the family ening. In addition to Stan's Easter weekend Saturguests at the Mrs. Albert and Lyman requests that contributions be performance, there will be home of Ken the RusHelquists and Mrs. made to the LDS Chapel in other talent, coming to day were Major Salt Lake City, Utah Moab were their Mr. and Bluff. from BYU at Provo. sell O'Brian of Merced, Cal. , Mrs. LaMarchildren, of Tucson, Helquist Ariz. , Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Helquist of Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Winn of Nephi, Utah. LaMar is a case worker for the Indian student placement program and is in charge of 67 students. Boyd is employed by Cergory E. Austin of Provo, who has charge of the Deseret Industries. Mrs. Winn las given up teaching school Western Family 303 care for her little boy and to 3 Coffee Folgers lb. lie Helquist's youngest son, Lyle, is serving a mission in 3 Pak 25 the East Central States. He is $1.37 presently in Kentucky but will be released June 7. & Van Camp's 300 Mr. and Mrs. John Seeley and son, Casey, travelled to Mount Pleasant, Utah, Friday Welch' s 20 oz. Blanding matron . 13-ye- w, 611 Apple Sauce $2.39 $1.39 Cracker Jacks Pork 43 79 Angel Food Betty C rocker Cake Mix9 Toilet Tissue DelseY 57 39 Canned Milk 795 37 Catsup Tomato Sauce 3$1 911 River Rico 3$1 Match 3$1 Corn Flakes Pinecrest Kellogg-- s 32 oz. is oz. Towels Tang Orange Chow Mein Chung King 43 oz. Kotex Bold to help celebrate the birthday of John's father, Mr. J. Leo Seeley, on April 4. 4-r- oll 369 Soups 6$1 39 Grape Jelly 389 Sweet Pickles Beans $3.49 89 39 79 Corn Del Monte Cream or Green Beans The San Juan Record Monticello, Utah Thursday, April 10, 1969 Page Nine S? You can shop here with confidence 5$1 Whole Del Monte Whole 303 29 49 Pizza Delicatessen Avocados Asparagus Tomatoes Each 10 lb. 29 lb. Parkay Margarine Cheese Velveeta 2 1 A Plus Birdseye 9 Pot Roast Round Bone FOODS Chuck Roast Thursday, Friday, Saturday Steak Link Sausage Your pharmacy is a reliable source of j oz. sundries. ) It Sigman' s i j 1 i P :;S pays to be prepared. Stock up here and now! Healthquarters Cube 4 health aids and 43 Your Family Boneless or Blue Mountain Good A: 1 frozen 19 & Prices Complete Line of Health Aids $1.09 lb. c Orange Monticello 39 lb. sss Ii I i i II |