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Show 24 BOX ELDER JQURNAL, Brigham Thursday, October 4, 1973 City, Utah Garland Gazette woman visits son in Baltimore Local Honeyville Hotline by Flo Munson Couple returns from Alaska by Sharon Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Leland have returned from a trip to Alaska. There, they visited with their son and his family at Fort Richardson, Major and Mrs. Collin Hunsaker, daughter Jeanne. Grandson David is in Utah, attending Utah State university. The Hunsakers spent two weeks traveling throughout the area. They traveled by motor home to Seward, spending two nights camping on Summit and Kenai Lakes. The following weekend, they traveled to Valdez, and then by ferry for seven hours to Whittier. The Columbia Glacier was awe inspiring and they were thrilled with the dazzling blue Hun-sak- color. At Whittier, the motor home was loaded onto a flat car of a railroad line, since there is no road out of the small town, and they then traveled by rail through tunnels three or four miles long, before reaching Portage, and traveling back to Anchorage via the highway. Leland and June also took the train to Fairbanks where they spent the night and returned the following day, passing Mount McKinley in the process. Send Wishes . Major and Mrs. Hunsaker and daughter send their best wishes to their family and friends in Honeyville and Brigham, and extend an invitation for others to visit them in Alaska. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hunsaker hosted a visit from Mrs. Edith Iverson of Dana Point., Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Iverson and son Nels of Salt Lake City. Elwood and Ruby Morgan were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. DeVern Rasmussen and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coleman and son Chip. Bishop and Mrs. Dee Hortin traveled to Salt Lake City International airport on Tuesday to bid good-by- e to their son Chris, who was leaving for a mission assignment to Mexico City. Alice Boothe has returned home after a frief hospital stay in Tremonton. Mrs. Emly Tolman of Tremonton, and Joe and Louise also of Tremonton, were visitors at the home of Ralph and Laura Tolman. Valmae Vaughan, North Ogden, has been visiting in the home of her mother, Rose Tolman. Also home for a short visit were David and Lettie Tolman, who then returned to Pocatello, where David is studying for his doctorate in math. Melvin and Tim Hawkes have returned to their studies at Weber State college. Melvin is studying accounting, while Tim is involved in elementary education. Meanwhile, Kelly Hawkes is employed as a carpenter in North Ogden. Steve Kobayashi is a sophomore at USU, and has likewise returned to his studies there. Rachel Bingham is involved in student teaching, and has to only two more quarters before her complete graduation. Lynn Bingham is helping with the family farm. Coj-bet- Surgical Training Mavis Tolman is taking surgical training at Cooley Memorial hospital. She plans to enter a career of nursing or surgical nursing. Holly Hortin is attending USU. She scored high in the Clep test, and has received credits for her abilities. She is seeking a secondary degree in social studies. Frank May has become so involved in one of his hobbies. ..snowmobiling... that he will soon be opening his own sales and repair shop in Honeyville. Jeremy William Setzer, born Aug. 31 in Aurora, Calif., was blessed last Sunday in the Honeyville LDS church by his great uncle Rulon Cardon of North Ogden. The young boy is the son of Bill and Carolyn Setzer, and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Roberts of Honeyville, and Mrs. James Wadman of Brigham City. Bill, Carolyn and little Jeremy will be traveling to Tampa, Fla., where Bill will be on duty with the Army. With all the other babies who were blessed this past Sunday, it would be unwise to overlook Ralph Lowell Coleman III, who was blessed by his father Ralph Jr. Participating in the circle were the father, BeVern J. Rasmussen, grandfather; Bishop Dee Hortin; Thomas D. Hunsaker, counselor; DFrank Tolman, counselor; Delon Madsen, home teacher; Olof Zundel. and Scott Hess. That is a long handle to give to such a small boy, so the parents have decided to nickname him Chip for short. In the Harper ward area, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Warren are finding it hard to remember all d the names of their Two new were added to daughters-in-lathe family in one month when sons Craig and Kelly decided to marry their intendeds in the newly-acquire- s. same month. Craig and Barbara, daughter of H. Lyle and Beth Corbridge of Brigham City, were married last month in Elko, Nevada. A reception was held in their honor in the home of grandmother Alice Warren of Brigham City. Kelly and Carla, daughter of Fred and Betty McRoberts of Richfield, Idaho, were married in Richfield chapel by Bishop Tree, with a reception held in their honor after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Bowcutt left this morning (Thursday) by plane for Baltimore, Md., to spend a week visiting ther son Mr. and and daughter-in-laMrs. Gerald Bowcutt and four children. Gerald is employed by Westinghouse company. Mrs. James Shumway and son Eric spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Shum ways mother Mrs. Mary P. Lindsay in Salt Lake City and her son Steve Shumway in Provo. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Thompson accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Godfrey of Clarkston spent Saturday in Montpelier and Immigration canyon. They enjoyed a picnic luncheon. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Thompson visited their and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jaussi and family in Corinne. Spending the latter part of the week at Flaming Gorge were Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Garn Capener. A family party was held at the -- home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Boss in Salt Lake City Friday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boss, Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Wood of Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Jesse of and Mrs. Glade Timothy accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Max Flinders of Ogden spent Mr. Saturday in Provo. They enjoyed visiting Mr. and Mrs. F.L. Shurliff, Mr. and Mrs. Don Korth, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Long and Mr. and Mrs. Art Olsen. Houseguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer last week was their son AMM John Meyer who is with the Air Force Springville, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Boss and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boss of Centerville. A delicious dinner was enjoyed followed by a social. The Tremonton-Garlan- d Fun club met with Dean Hammond as hostess Thursday evening. stationed at Malmstrom, Great Falls, Mont; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Davidson and family of Springville. This was the first meeting for the season. Officers who will preside during the coming year are Lela Doutre, president and Deane Dinner Guests Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Forsberg Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Poulsen of Shelley, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Davis visited their daughter Mrs. Ruby Sims and family in Ogden Monday. Thursday they accompanied Mr. and Mrs. George Kirby to Blacksmith Fork canyon, Logan canyon and Imigration canyon to see the A Hammond, secretary. delicious hot luncheon was served afterwhich the evening was spent in handiwork and a social. Visiting Mrs. Ella Thomas and Mrs. Eliza Ward in Malad Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas. Visiting Hazel Rose during the week were Sadie Dahle of and Agnas Fay Dayton Williams of Weston. gorgeous fall colors. They Mrs. Russell Rogers accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Price of Ogden to Shoshone Friday where they visited Mrs. and daugther Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris and family. Sunday they attended sacrament meeting in Hailey where Mrs. Rogers great (daughter of granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trenkle.) was bless by her father and given the name of Fredde Trenkle. Corinne man completes son-in-la- , enjoyed a dinner party in preston. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marriott Friday was their Mrs. Gordon Taylor and sons Brent and Barry of Brigham City. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Canfield of Salt Lake City. Saturday visitors at the Brown home were Mrs. K. Mel Ward and family of Kaysville and Mrs. Arnold Petersen of Centerville. Soendine the latter part of the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Hodge were Mrs. Ora Sayer of Idaho Falls and Mrs. Edna Robinson of Pocatello. The two ladies are Mr. Hodges sisters. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bishop during the week were Mrs. Gerald Dahle of Dayton, Mrs. Kathleen Shaffer and baby, Agnas Fay Williams of Weston, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Barrett and family of Hyde Park, Mr. and Mrs. James Bishop -- and three sons of Farmington, Mrs. Merrill Wassom of Bountiful. daughter Mr. and Mrs. Don Limb attended a meeting for home teachers and their partners held in Laketown Sunday evening following Sacrament meeting. Mrs. Limb was the accompanist for hsr son Ray who sang a solo The Lords Prayer. An overnight guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Limb and family Sunday was Mrs. Max Limb of Seattle who was enroute to St. George to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dee Bingham in St. George and a ccompany her son Jeffrey who had been visiting his grandparents back to Seattle. Jack Limb and Dale Atkinson spent the weekend elk hunting near the Hardware ranch. Mr. Mrs. and Nephi Westergard have been visiting Mr. Westergards sister Mrs. Josephine Gee in Parma, Idaho. In Boise they were involved in a basic training A. Garcia, 18, Army Pvt. Jose son of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio St., Garcia, 782 Colorado weeks Corinne, completed eight of basic training at Ft. Jackson, S.C. He received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, reading, combat tactics, map military courtesy, military and army justice, first aid, traditions. and history Private Garcia served with of the Company B, 10th battalion the Second brigade. car accident. Mrs. Westergard received two broken ribs. The car was estimated at a $1,300 damage. Mr. Westergard received no injuries. Listening Post Th 723-247-- 10 78 p.m. Daily Farm Accident Grant In Deweyville, Peterson has returned home after spending last week in Valley hospital, Tremonton, following a farm tractor acHe is cident. steadily recovering from his injuries. Roger and Debbie Anderson have returned home from Guam for a brief visit with their families, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Baadsgaard. After a short visit, Roger will return to Guam to complete his Air Force duty there. Debbie and daughter Gail will remain with her parents until January, when they will travel to Germany with Roger for a three-yea- r tour of duty there. Citrus Odell Burbank, Heights, Calif., has been visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Burbank, of Deweyville. The elder Burbanks are preparing to travel to Mesa Arizona for their yearly winter visit. The Deweyville ward has a new Relief society president, Judy Adams. Judy Mason will be assisting her in the area of education, as will Ethyl Gardner in the field of homemaking. Bernice Germer has been named to serve as secretary. The opening social was held Wednesday morning. Welcome to the Doyle Hess family who have moved to Deweyville former home in from their Brigham City. AUTI-PERSPfUA- g O fit g UU NT Gillette Right Guard S at. Super Dry Deodorant. EVER-DR- Y A word of welcome is also extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rindlisbacher who will soon be making their new home in Deweyville. LaDawn Germer, daughter of Scott and Joyce Germer was blessed in the Deweyville ward on Sunday. The pround grandmother is Mrs. Bernice Germer. g -- AR 3k . Skoggt 14 oc. I7 , HHA'iliMKHW ThMOStDRUGlSTOREiinlOWN I GIUETTE TRAC II RAZOR 1 New Twin Blade Shaving with S Blade. Syctem Complete Angler. 100 ft. 2 Wire itf 193 DROOf.l Bicyclist I DUST MOP Sturdy Construction Cotton Duet Mop. Combination 39'sinuta3 2.2 ez. Rail On Deodorant. cleaning:suprlies THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: "Kindness is a language which the blind can see and the deaf can hear. 1 2 !. Liquid Antacid for Relief of Stomach Indigestion 1S9 80 RAZOR BLADES PEARSONS CHOCOLATE CANDIES lb. Bag Bridge Mix, Star and Malted Milk Balb. 1 Peanut, The'MOST&COSMETICCENTERlin.TOWN! T FULLY LINED RUDDER GLOVES ofo Dura era ft Cotton lined, laiy on Eay Off Styling. gets citations A young Willard bicyclist received two traffic citations after a car-bik- e crash in Willard Monday night. The youth was treated at Cooley Memorial hospital for bruises and later released, according to Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Ken Mecham. The accident happened at about 8 p.m. when the bicycle swerved in front of a car drivn by Ethel Huot, 39, 425 Mountain INTENSIVE CARE SHIN LOTION Family Size 24 ez. Vateline Intensive Care Lotion for Dry Skin. 5 GALLON GAS WINKS EYE LASHES 0 Natural looking Human Hair iye laihec. Trimmed. t r CAN Type I0B Color S Color Pai Print. Alway Freh at Skaggt. 3" View. Trooper Mecham said Mrs. Huot swerved to the shoulder of the roadway to avoid hitting the boy on the bike. Crash Occurs However the car and bike throwing the boy to the ground, he said. 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