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Show N 18 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, June 17, 1971 Perry Pulse Corinne Comments local Scouts Get library Open Top Honor Awards For ummer By Mrs. Max Nelson The boy scouts of Troop 110 and By Gertrude Moore Corinne school librarian Mrs. Godfrey Pommier wishes to remind children of all ages in the school district that the school library is open for a limited time. The program for the summer is the same one mentioned in a letter sent home to parents before the close of the school year. Everyone Is invited to participate. Hours for the program have been set from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The program began June 14 and will end July 9. A story hour will be held at 12 noon if enough children are interested, according to Mrs. Pommier. The Boy Scouts of Troops 113 and 217 joined members of Box Elder LDS stake north in a campout on Docs Flat last weekend. The boys cooked supper and set up tents for their over-nigstay, Friday night. There were nine boys of Troop 113, Scoutmaster Don Walker and two adult chaperones, John Prescott and Ronald Rathbone who spent the night. Karl Norman and 10 Boy scouts of Troop 217 joined the group for the overnight stay. : For Breakfast Joining the scouts as guests for breakfast Saturday morning were members of the Beehive classes of the stake. There were nine girls and their leader Mrs Robert Norton from the Corinne LDS ward who joined the group. Girls and leaders from Corinne Second LDS ward also joined the boys from that ward. Leaders who accompanied them were, Nelda Norman, activity counselor and June Craner, stake leader. Cub Pack 113 held a meeting at the Corinne City park Saturday, June 5. The event was to have included a frog race but only one entry by Danny Gibbons received first, second and third place. Awards were presented to the following boys by Robert Cheney, a member of the scout committee. Sportsman pins went to Sheldon Mills, Kevin Wells and Brad Stewart; Scott Nelson received the Webelo award, the Arrow of Light, a graduation certificate from the Webelo den into the Guide Patrol and a sportsmanship badge; Danny Gibbons a wolf badge and a gold arrow; Elliot Hill a wolf badge; Scott Higgins a wolf badge and a gold and three silver arrows. named by her father at their home on Saturday, in company of the bishop of the ward there. Baby Boy Arrives The Maurice Carters are happy over the arrival of a baby boy June 10 in the Cooley Memorial hospital. He will join sisters Jill and Kim and a brother Clayton who are eagerly awaiting his arrival at home. Grandparent honors are shared by Mr. and Mrs. Floyde Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Rawlins of Trenton. Lamar (Bud) Rader is in a slightly improved condition after undergoing surgery in a local hospital on Friday. The Bud Raders spent a four-da- y holiday at Twin Lakes in Idaho last week. Their son Eddy acand daughter Cindy companied them on the outing. They were happy to have a grandson Phillip Christensen join them for a two-da- y stay. They camped in their trailer and spent some time on the lake in their boat and fishing. The fishing was "great," but the weather was cold and rainy at times, according to the Raders. Attend Reception large crowd of relatives and friends attended the reception in honor of newlyweds Dennis and Judy Lynn Fluhrer on the evening of June 2. The couple were married in the Salt Lake LDS temple on that day. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Nelson. guests included a grandmother of the bride Mrs. Ida Jackson, aunts and an uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Berdette (Fern) Coleman and Mrs. Blaine (Ilene) Abraham and children all of Orem. The couple are making a home in Provo. The bridegroom plans to attend classes at BYU this fall. The Paul Christiansens motored to Mayfield recently. They spent three days there visiting with Pauls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Christiansen . and with Marsha's parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Ray Taylor of GunA n nison. The couples children accompanied them, Pauline stayed to spend two weeks with 330 son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Nelson of Troop 110; Kevin Hirschi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hirschi and Corey son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dinsdale of troop 330 were each recipients of scoutings highest rank. The top ten boys in scouting were also announced. Six of the ten are members of Perrys scouting troops. Those from troop 330 to win this honor were Brett Whitaker, Kevin Hirschi, Steven Weight, David Sevy and Steven Nowak. Reese Nelson was also named as one of the top ten. Each of the top ten received gift certificates entitling them to a red scouting jacket. Second class rank advancements went to Kelly Nelson of Troop 110, Dennis Hirschi and Kent Lund of Troop Nelson, from Perry received a wide variety of awards at the Box Elder South LDS Stake court of Honor last Thursday evening. Among the awards presented were three Eagle Badges. Presenting the Eagle badges was Dale Johnston, Box Elder South Stake Scout leader. Reese her grandparents. David and Karen returned home with their parents. Mrs. Verlie Jeppesen, acand companied her daughter, Fredrick and Patsy Davis and their children, Lisa, Cindy and Tiffany to Taylorsville on Fast Sunday. The group went to enjoy dinner with the Tad and Carolyn Jeppesen and family. They attended sacrament meeting with them to witness the naming and blessing of the Jeppesens daughter, Laurie Jean. She was blessed and named by her father. Mrs. Norma Bosley and a granddaughter Edie Levinthan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael (Ardith) Levinthan of Brigham City, returned home by plane from Glendale, Ariz. They left June .5 to spend a delightful vacation with her and daughter, Bell and Dorene Weaver and children Suzanne, Robert and Staci. son-in-la- son-in-la- Enjoy Swimming They enjoyed getting with the Weaver Children and swimming in their outdoor pool. The visitors attended sacrament meeting with the Weavers in the LDS ward there. They witnessed the confirmation of their son Robert. He was baptized on Saturday and confirmed on Sunday by a friend of the family, Lew Peterson. Mrs. Bosley had attended the baccalaureat address at the spectrum on the campus of Utah State university June 4. A daughter, Mrs. Gordon (LaRey) Peterson of Brigham City had received her degree in education at the fine arts building at commencement exercises on Saturday morning. Mrs. Bosley attended that event before leaving by plane for Arizona that afternoon. Din-sdal- e, 330. First class advancements were presented to Craig Ellis, Jay Talbot, and Mike Rasmussen of troop 110 and Curtis Anderson and Steven Nowak of Troop 330. Get Star Badges Kurt Rasmussen, David Sevy and Brett Whitaker of Troop 330 were awarded their Star badges. Merit badges were presented to the following scouts from Troop 110; Bruce Christensen, leatherwork, sculpture, pottery, and swimming; Craig Ellis, leatherwork; Barry Reeder, lifesaving; Leonard Rochell, personal fittness, safety, metalwork, lifesaving, art and camping; Ronald Greenhalgh, citizenship in the nation. Others were: Reese Nelson, citizenship in the nation, citizenship in the community, citizenship in the home, metal work, scholarship, woodwork, public speaking salesmanship; Rasmussen, week vacation. Dinsdale, one year. Neil Anderson and Linden They traveled to Las Vegas Johnston also received their where they stayed at the home personal achievement awards. of Mr. and Mrs. Ed McMillian. Thirteen boys received their Mrs. McMillian and Mrs. trail to the priesthood pins. Elzada Young are sister. Curtis Anderson, Neil An- Elzada stayed with the and Grant and his derson, Bruce Call, Corey Dinsdale, Kevin Hirschi, Dennis family traveled on to California. Hirschi, Tommy Johnston, Kent They stayed at the home of Lund, Kurt Rasmussen, David former residents of Perry, Mr. Sevy, Steven Weight, Brett and Mrs. Cloyd Bedke in Whitaker and Scott Whitaker. Rancho Bernado. They reported Scouting awards presented the Bedkes now have four were Scout of the Month to children. A new little Dvid Sevy. David Sevy has daughter, Chareese, received his Star rank and now has been added to other has five merit badges. He is the children Cydne, Mitch, and son of Mr. and Mrs. George Shelly. While there they visited Sevy. David Sevy and Seven Wight tourist spots which included the received a plaque for attending ocean, Sea World and the Zoo. 100 percent of the They stopped in Las Vegas on overnight hikes held since Dec. This intheir return home and Mrs. cluded nine days and nights of Elzada Young returned home with them. camping. Kevin Hirschi received a Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence plaque for 100 percent at- Wright and three daughters, tendance at MIA during the past Laurie, Annette and Charee also have recently spent a week year. David Sevy, Allen Heiner, and in California. Steven Nowak received their They enjoyed many of the Bronze Incentive award. Each traditional tourist spots which has obtained 500 points. included Disneyland, San Diego Kevin Hirschi and Steven Zoo, Lion Country wildlife zoo, Sea World and a tour of Weight each received their Gold Incentive award. They each Universal studios. A trip to Tijuana, Mexico and have 1,000 points. Kevin Hirschi received his an afternoon visit with the Bronze Eagle palm. Cloyd Bedkes was enjoyed Boys from Scout troop 330 before their return home. The Perry little league team have been participating in a SORA project Perry Canyon. have come up with one win and two losses during the past week. They have been cleaning Three Mile Creek and building a On Wednesday they beat bridge across it. They have Maddox 7 to 4. Curtis Anderson spent two weekends on this was the winning pitcher with conservation project under the Kelly Nelson and Blake Young direction of scoutmaster Milton each scoring a home run. Scott. Record Hits One Saturday they were Mark Meadows hit a double joined by some boys from troop and Craig Davis a triple to drive 110. in runs by Shane Anderson, Brett Mace, DuWayne Strange Spending three days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Deraid and Meadows and Davis. Waters has been Deraids sister On Thursday evening they and brother-in-laMr. and were downed by Fife with a Mrs. Lloyd Jacobs of Harrison score of 5 to 4. Blake Young was Arkansas. the losing pitcher with runs On Saturday they attended a made by Blake Young, Brett family reunion at the park in Mace, Shane Anderson and Brigham City for all the Troy Maddox. members of the Waters family. Monday evening they again met defeat when they met First They left to return to their home on Monday morning. Security with a score Curtis Anderson received a Delightful Vacation home run and other runs were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Young made by Kelly Nelson, Blake and children, Brian, Corey, and Young (2) and Mark Meadows. Brian and Mrs. Elzada Young Losing pitcher was Calvin just returned from a delightful Bonine. eight-month-o- ld Others were: David Sevey, cooking, public health and swimming; Alan Heiner, citizenship in the home, pottery, sculpture, and woodwork; Corey Dinsdale, citizenship in community, nature, and public speaking; Bruce Call, cooking and swimming; Paul Beil, first aid; Kurt Rasmussen, drafting, leatherwork, and reading; Mike Stack, public speaking, and Brett Whitaker, public speaking, safety and swimming. Scoutmaster for troop 110 is Deraid Waters and scoutmaster for Troop 330 is Milton Scott and assistant is Charles Matthews. The flag ceremony for the Court of honor was presented by members of Troop 110 with Reese Nelson, Kelly Nelson, Barry Reeder and Mike Nelson calling and carrying the flag. In fast meeting last Sunday Lisa Waters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deraid Waters was confirmed a member of the church. She was baptized on Firday evening also by her father. Kristy Lynn Kunzler, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kunzler was given her name by her father. The youth of the Perry Second ward was honored at a banquet on Friday evening. Many awards were presented to the youth for accomplishments received this year. Personal Achievement Girls receiving personal achievement awards were: Elizabeth Matthew, six year; Cheryl Hirschi, five year; Kristine Rasmussen, four year; Martha Matthew, two year; Jolene Reese, two year; Susan Krambule, one year and Cindy GETS HONOR - Mrs. Doyle Scothern was elected to Phi Kappa Phi. Woman Gains Top Honors BC Brigham City mother of sons recently graduated magna cum laude with a BS degree in education from Weber State college. Mrs. Doyl'ii Scothern, 637 South First West, was elected to Phi Kappa Phi, a national A five honorary society, after attaining a 3.58 grade point average. She is now looking for a teaching position. She is the daughter of Mi . and Mrs. Ray Nelson, 455 North First West, and has five sons, ages two through 12. Her husband is an electronics technician with Thiokol. Reports BC Theft A drill, three-quarter-in- socket set and hacksaw were reported missing Saturday by J. Nelson, 31 North Seventh East, according to police reports. The stolen items were on the and Mike drafting; Terry Pritchard, safety; and Kenneth Wright, metalwork. Merit badges presented to troop 330 were: Kevin Hirschi, citizenship in the home, citizenship in the community, citizenship in the nation, lifesaving, metalwork, nature, woodwork and reading; Steven Nowak; drafting, reading, and public speaking; Cl. f i J iy Steven Weight; atomic energy, draf- ting, camping, leatherwork, nature, public speaking, plumbing, and scholarship. Others included: Charles wolf,' gold arrow and three silver arrows and Juan Cabelaro, bear badge a gold and four silver arrows. Resigning as den mothers are Sally Gibbons, Joetta Lillinquist and Sheryl Smith; and Cub master Alvin Luckey. An urgent need of replacements for these leaders has been voiced by scout council members. Punch and cookies were served to the boys and their parents and a pleasant time was Monson, spent on the j VKt'K ft II j i playground equipment. t Sacrament Meeting Attending sacrament meeting the Corinne LDS ward on Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen of Riverside. They came to witness the naming and blessing of their grandson. Dain in A fom. Bryant Allen was the name given the son of Lawrence and Carolyn Allen. He was blessed and named by his father. Other family members who attended sacrament meeting with the Allens were, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Checketts and children of Brigham City, Mr. and Mrs. ElRay Adams and Joe Allen all of Riverside. The family group enjoyed dinner at the Allen home after the meeting. Joining them there for dinner and pleasant afternoon of conversation were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roche and family, Rayland Roche and Terry Christopher. Sgt. Rayland Roche, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roche returned May 14 from a tour of duty with the U.S. Army reserves in Korea. Receiving the happy news the arrival of a new granddaughter were Ted and Marg Burt. The baby was born June 9 in a Columbus, Ohio hospital to their daughter-in-laand son, Ronald and Lynn over Burt. Sharing grandparents honors are Mr. and Mrs. James Roth of San Francisco, Calif. Great grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Grazer of Willard and Mr. and Mrs. R.N. Burt of Brigham City. Capt. Burt left Monday, June 14 to return to active duty in Vietnam. He is a member of the U.S. Air Force. His wife Lynn will remain in Ohio and travel here with their new daughter Kristen. 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