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Show 0 Reception honors Mrs. Porter returns to i newlyweds Blanding t 0 v ny v. Hv V ' a 4 & After an absence of two weeks Mrs. Geneva Porter has returned to Blanding. Mrs. Porter left Blanding on Aug. 15 to visit her daughter and family, the R. W. Barrs of Salt Lake City, driving up with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hurst. After a brief visit she entered the Utah Valley Hospital on Aug. 20 where she received intensive care for a week. Mrs. Dee Galbraith took her to her home from the ? N. ' hospital to recuperate. Then Mr. and Mrs. C. Stewart of Blanding, who attended the graduation of their son Terry on last Thursday evening, brought Mrs. Porter back to Blanding with them, all arriving on Aug. 29. Kirs. Porter says she is feeling much better, has lost some weight and says she will diligently following her doctor's orders to take care of herself. She thanks all those who sent cards, letters and who visited her. NOTICE music throughout the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mosley were honored at an open house The guests sat at tables on the at the home of his parents, Mr. patio under a very beautiful weeping willow and Mrs. Harold Mosley of out-spread- Blanding last Saturday evening. The bride was attended by Miss Sue Rasmussen, her sister, Miss Sue Mosley, his sister, Julie Howells, Karen Latham and with Karen and Denice Mosley as flower girls. The bride's wedding gown was of white satin, with an empire waistline, and a floating panel in back with sleeves of lace. The shoulder length veil was of tulle caught up in front with seed pearls. She carried a lavender orchid. Mr. and Mrs. Mosely and Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Ramussen, the bride's parents, stood in line and helped welcome the guests. Sisters Sue Mosley and Sue Rasmussen took turns at the refreshment table and the piano, play ing appropriate i I T ''' ing tree, to enjoy the frappe with melon balls and dainty cookies. The groom has recently returned from an LDS mission to the Central States and will return to school at Logan this fall. Girl Scouts starts up Mrs. Arthur Rogers of Monticello has announced that starting Sept. 10 the Girl Scouts will meet at 4 p. m. in the Monticello Library. All girls in the 4th, 5th and 6th grades are invited to join. 'kAirj Yu & 4 Ju T ' I . n : ft .1 i ;m , H! gggg' 3 Lake City, drop in at our friendly store. the widest selection of western clothing and saddlery in the country. Latest styles Fair prices. - WESTERN BOOTS RANCHWEAR SADDLERY Whn Browse you visit Salt through Send for your FREE 96 Page Color Catalogue Order by mail. We ship anywhere. Jacke Wclrfe RANCHWEAR V Serving the Nation from the Heart of the West 62 East 2nd South Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 "N" Dept. 'S German Governor visits San Juan The wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Turner, which was to have been held Saturday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Porter in Monticello, will be held in- stead at the Monticello term of six years as governor, but for only four years for Parliament. He is very interested in good government and feels his country and ours can help each other. He told ol the good libraries they are getting in his area and says they have learned from the American people. Mr. Hall explained that about S0r of the German peopl belong to the Catholic Church and about 209r are Lutheran. The people pay taxes from their pay checks to finance and keep up the churches. Covernal Hall will be guest speaker at the Blanding Chamber of Commerce meeting on Thursday. uernard Muller Hall is here for 14 days with the Missile group. His home is in Lands-ber- g A. Lech, Germany he is the governor of a territory which consists of 69 cities and 64.000 people located 40 miles west of Munich. He says his county compares in size with San Juan County but in it they have 3,000 farmers and 50.000 head of cattle, mostly dairy. Farming is their biggest industry and they have made great progress in their machiney the past several year years. Water comes from underground but they have plenty of it. This is Mr. Hall's first trip to the United States and he is most impressed with what he finds here. His group flew to Hill Air Force Base and he has seen most of the cities in Utah. He says he wonders why Americans need to go to the moon when there is so much land here. He has seen the Colorado River, the Arches, Mesa Verde and Bluff and enjoy ed his visit there. When asked what impressed him the most about Utah he said "The good water. I have found it every where I have been. " Mr. Hall brought a greeting to CalvUvBlack from Col. Tlickner in Germany , who has been in the county several times. Col. Totzauer, who is in charge of the German group at the present time, has been in the area five times before. a Mrs. Wilcox fo write for La Sal W ilcox of I aSal the new correspondent for The San Juan Record and each week will report the news from the northern part of the county. Anyone who desires to have new s , should get in touch with her. V'e are happy to welcome her to our ever growing number of correspondents who keep our residents informed of local activities. Mrs. Max is Besides being the Governor of his area, Mr. Halls plays a big part in the Bavarian Parliament. He is elected for Library. 1 Blanding foursome see bull fights Mr. and Mrs. Tom Redd accompanied Dr. and Mrs. D. Gibbons in their plane for The party left Blanding Sunday at daybreak for El Paso, Tex. However, they were forced to land in Las Cruces, N. M. , due to bad weather. Las Cruces was experiencing a mild flood with the runway under water. After L. a weekend of fun. landing there the group motored to El Paso. The highlight of the weekend was the bull fights in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. At the Plaza Monumental they saw three matadors, Jaime Rangel, Eloy Cauazos and the well-knoPortuguese Fernando Dos Santios. Each matador fought two 1,000 pound bulls. wn Eloy Cauazos was unfortuna- tely gored by his second bull. He received two ears from this bull and one from the first one while Fernando Dos Santios received only one ear from his second bull. The party shopped, enjoyed Mexican food, reported a marvelous time and returned home to Blanding Monday. |
