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Show "V 12 BOX JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, July 25, 1974 return home following state postmaster meet 3 Tremonton Tales Two take tour Before returning home they by Flo Munson Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Johns and visited in Nauvoo. Mrs. Aldine Nelsen returned Returning from a home Friday after attending a visit in Eureka, Calif., are Mr. of Europe with program by Flo Munson Mrs. Vernell Morrison and son Don have returned fi urn a three week tour sponsor ed by the Utah State university under the International program and studies. Dr. Douglas Alder of the history department at USU was the tour director. The group left Salt Lake City by plane June 29 for a flight to two-wee- Ogden, Mrs. Dallas Pierson and three children of Sparks, Nev., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilmore who are in the process of being South from Carolina to Washington. Bob is with the US Navy. Doris Faye McMurdie, Christensen accompanied by Cleo Wood of Fielding and Carmen Whittle of Hyde Park attended the pageant at Manti London. They evening. They visited the Buckingham Tuesday Palace and saw the changing of returned home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Udy and the guards. They visited Trafalgas Square, Windsor family, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Castle where they saw the Watson and family, Mr. and queens apartment, West- Mrs. Jess Udy accompanied by minster Abbey etc. and enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Verl Udy of staying at the Royal Scot Hotel. Fielding and Mr. and Mrs. Tim They toured the home of Parker of Ogden enjoyed a Shakespeare at Stratford upon family picnic at Pioneer Park in afAvon and were thrilled with the Brigham City Sunday English countryside which was ternoon. so pretty and green. Off To Tucson They visited Amsterdam and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sato and enjoyed a boat ride to the North Sea. In the Netherlands they children George Ann and Tora saw the home where Anne accompanied Mrs. Marvin AshFrank was held prisoner during by and daughter Diane of World War II. A highlight of the Garland to the Salt Lake airport entire tour for Mrs. Morrison Sunday where Mrs. Ashby left and Don was meeting Mrs. by plane for Tucson to spend Morrisons son, Elder Douglas sometime with her Morrison, who is fulfilling a and daguther Mr. and Mrs. LDS Mission there. They also Tony Anderson and get met his companion Elder Calvin acquainted with her new Simmoms. The two Elders grandson. accompanied them to many Attending a Farnsworth historic points of interest in reunion held in the Pioneer Holland. Park in Brigham City Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Visits Germany Christensen, Mr. and Mrs, Tim The tour continued by Christensen and two sons, Mrs. motorcade to Germany. They Faye McMurdie, Mrs. Jeri visited the only little LDS lady Robbins and son Kevin, Mrs. in Munich. They toured Bonn, Patty McMurdie and son Jefthe capitol of Germany, visited frey accompanied by Mr. and Heidleburg etc. In Austria they Mrs. Craig Harrison and son visited the famous Berchgaden Adam of Clearfield and Mrs. and many palaces. Bern, Ruby Farnsworth of Fielding. Switzerland was one of my very Mrs. Farnsworth and Mrs. favorite places Mrs. Morrison McMurdie also visited Mr. and in stated. Mrs. Sid Farnsworth They also visited France and Brigham City. attended Bastile Day festivities, Houseguests of Dr. and Mrs. etc. As they arrived back in the LaMar Harris recently were States they left the tour in Los Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolflick Angeles and spent several days III of Los Angeles, Calif., Mr. visiting Mrs. Morrison's son and Mrs. Harold Ahlstedt of Mr. and Chicago, 111.; Mrs. Susan and daughter-in-laMrs. David Morrison and Roberts of Salt Lake City, family. Sunday evening Dr. and Mrs. They also visited Mrs. Ruth Harris attended an open house Nebeker and Meredon and Roy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oyler in Burbank. They were Charles McPhee in Salt Lake overnight guests of Mr. and City in honor of Norman McMrs. Mervin Holt in Sait Lake Phee who is manager of the Ford Theater in Racine, Wise. City before returning home. non-sto- transferred p son-in-la- w Friends and Family Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crump and family Sunday were Mrs. Ethel Crump, Mrs. Roma Armstrong of Pocatello, Idaho, Mrs. Ardella Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bachmann and family of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Armstrong and family of Twin Falls, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Harper and family of Malta, Steven Crump and his Attend Sessions Faye McMurdie, Ada Chadaz, Mavis Kotter, Aletha Karnely and Nellie Barnard attended two sessions in the Logan LDS temple Thursday after which they enjoyed a luncheon on the USU campus. The Tremonton Literary guild met at the home of Mrs. Leah Provo. Sunday evening a testimonial in compliment to Elder Ronald Crump was held in the Tremonton Sixth Ward chapel. Elder Crump will enter the mission home in Salt Lake City Aug. 10 prior to leaving for a LDS mission to New Zealand North. An open house was held at the Crump home imthe following mediately Elder Crump meeting. welcomed neighbors, friends and relatives. Light refreshments were served. Visiting in this area are Mr. and Mrs. Ned (Mary Dewey) Waldron of Arlington, Va. They are houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Blackham inDeweyvtlle and are also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Waldron in Tremonton. Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Show ell were Mr. and Mrs. I aVere Ricks of Logan. Spending a few weeks with Mayor and Mrs. Max Mason and family is Marcie Mason who is attending school in Zurich, Switzerland. Mayor and Mrs. Mason and daughter Jacque accompanied by Marcie spent the forepart of this week in Salt Lake City attending the Days of 47. They also visited the Masons daughter Kathy who is employed in Provo for the summer months and spent sometime at Lagoon. Miller. Mrs. Leone Finch gave an interesting review of Marjorie Holmes book entitled You and I and Yesterday. Dainty refreshments were served. A lovely garden party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Christensen Monday evening in honor of their houseguests Mr. and Mrs. Holden (Launna) Brink and son Chris of Oakridge, Tenn. who are in the process of moving to Billings, Mont, to make their home. Other guests were Berthell Christensen and daughters and Merle Hodson of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnson and family of Bear River City, Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Christensen and family and Mrs. Alice Robbins of Tremonton. A lovely dinner was enjoyed followed by a social. The Brink family left Tuesday afternoon for Billins. Dr. and Mrs. Darwin Woodbury accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevenson of Layton have returned from Louisville, Ky. where they spent the past 10 days. Principal and Principal Woodbury Stevenson are both members of the Utah high school board activities and attended the National convention for the high school activity associations. fiance' Barbara Palmer of Oil Company Gathering lovely party was held at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Miller In Bear Lake Friday and Saturday. Guests were agents and employees of the American Oil company. They were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Christensen of Springville, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Jardine of Clarkston. Boating, water skiing and socials were enjoyed. Houseguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Francom are Kerry Jean Payne of Toms River, N.J., Cabot Wolley of A Honeyville Hotline Garland Gazette ELDER Deakin Tuesday evening. Special guests were Mrs. Winona Ballard and Mrs. May Overnight Guests Overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Con Hansen Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Moore of Idaho Falls, Idaho, and their daughter Mrs. Jerry McClure. Mrs. Con Hansen attended a Charity bridge tournament held e at the Sherwood Hills in canyon Friday evening. The tournament was sponsored by the Brigham City and Logan Unit. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aune and Bobbie Jo arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sato and family Sunday afternoon. Monday both couples and their children visited the Golden Spike monument at Promontory. Mrs. Leon Kerr has been Utah State Postmaster con- and Mrs. Henry Brown. They vention held at Brian Head, were accompanied by Mrs. near Parawan. They also Melvin Fullmer of Logan and visited Bryce Canyon and Zions Jeffrey Brown of Centerville. National Park. They went especially to attend Visiting at the home of Mr. funeral services for Henry and Mrs. Rulon Hansen is their Browns sister Mrs. Beth son Bruce Hansen of St. John, Arkley. Wash. Houseguests at the home of The Garland Bridge Club met Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Hall are at the Garland Cafe Thursday their daughter Mrs. Glayda afternoon. A delicious luncheon Thorpe of Los Alamitas, Calif., was enjoyed. Prizes went to and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gruber Mrs. Dessie Campbell, Mrs. of Monterey Park. Calif. Hattie Hodge and Mrs. Edith Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansen. Special guests were Brown during the latter part of Mrs. lone Hansen and Mrs. the week were Mr. and Mrs. Alice Nye. Bengt Johnson and family, Mr. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. R. and Mrs. K. Mel Ward and Hodge during the week were children of Kaysville. Overnight Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hodge and guests at the Brown home son Chris of Provo, Debbie Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Mason of Sunset and Mr. and Kenneth Brown and daughter Mrs. Michael Hodge and daughter Roberta and son Terry who are in the process of moving to Boston from Ogden. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M, Rex Jensen were their son and daughter-in-laMr. and Mrs. Richard Jensen and daughter Tara of Logan. Army Private Garry A. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Johns Smith, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. were the guest speakers in Fred A. Smith, Kayenta, Ariz., Sacrament meeting in the Park is assigned to the Third Infantry Valley chapel Sunday evening division in Germany. and reported their recent LDS Pvt. Smith is a finance Mission in Colombia, South specialist with the divisions America. third finance company in Mrs. Thelma Elmer and Mr. Wurzburg. Pvt. Smiths wife, Jennie, and Mrs. Richard Andersep left Friday for their home in San lives in Portage. Pedro, Calif., after attending funeral services for Mrs. Rose Elmer held in the East Garland chapel last week. Private assigned to third division Visiting Visiting Mrs. Ruby Sims and family in Ogden Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Davis and son Darren. Their daughter Kathy who has been visiting relatives in the Salt Lake City area accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Davis who have underwent surgery in Salt Lake City and have been recuperating at the home of their daughter Mrs. Ruby Sims in Ogden also accompanied them back to their home in Garland. Mrs. Davis is reported to be recovering nicely although O. C. Davis is not recovering as rapidly. Enjoying dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor and family in Brigham City Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marriott. They also enjoyed a drive through Sardene Canyon. Monday evening Mrs. James Shumway and daughter Carol and son Eric attended a family party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lindsay in Salt Lake City. They were overnight guests of Mrs. Shumways mother Mrs. Mary P. Lindsay. Tuesday they were at the airport to bid bon voyage to Mrs. Shumways nephew Brian Mackay of Rupert, Idaho, who has completed his Language Training mission at BYU and was leaving to fulfill a LDS Mission in France-Belgiu- Robert Meyer and Bruderer returned Friday after visiting Mrs. and Meyer's brother-in-laMrs. Connie sister Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Pat) Smith and family in Scotts Bluff, Neb. They also visited Mrs. Meyers son Phil and daughter Ann who are employed at Waterloo, Iowa. Head Start looks for children The Head Start home Start program is now looking for children to enroll in their fall sessions. The program is designed to give those childrens as well as their families the' services they may need in the areas of health, social services education. Children are eligible for the Head Start program if family DHEW meets Income guidelines, the child is four years or older, is a member of a one parent family, minority group, emotional or socall disadvantaged or if he is physically handicapped. Criteria for Home start is much the same except that it serves the entire northern Utah area including Rich, Box Elder and Cache counties. For further information or for appointment for enrolling your child please contact Thomas at Pearl 752-516- Sar-den- spending a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Webb in Provo. Arriving from California to visit Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stenquist and other relatives in this area are Mr. and Mrs. Jed Allred of Tujunga, Mrs. Adeena Bear of San Pedro and David Wood of Gardena. Cheri of Centerville. Mrs. Roy Able accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and daughter Marla and son Marian and Mrs. Randy Able of Fielding to the Salt Lake airport to meet Randy Able who is y home on a leave after serving a tour of duty for a h period with the US Navy. His home base was in New London, Conn. He has been on submarine duty. three-mont- Crab the repellent, it's time for camp I by Sharon Mecham The Honeyville MIA girls left Monday for girls camp. It was held in North Fork Park in Weber Canyon by Pine View Dam. Eighteen girls along with three chaperons enjoyed the five day stay. Sandy Stoddard, Yvonne Foresgreen, and Betty Hunsaker chaperoned the group. Their activities consisted of crafts, hikes, family night, testimonial meeting, and swimming. The girls returned home Friday and all reported an enjoyable trip. evening the Primary held their Carnival. The fun started at 6:30 p.m. with a program and was followed by games, a bake sale, and plenty of food. The annual carnival is a real exciting event for the primary children. They really look forward to it and it was a big success. On Wednesday Five Weber juveniles nabbed here Five Weber county juveniles have been arrested and referred to juvenile authorities on charges of illegal possession of alcohol and carrying a concealed weapon. The five, between 14 and IT years of age from the Roy and Ogden area, were arrested by Officers Greg Kozak and Jeff Stiver. Officer Kozak said the five were stopped while riding in an automobile at Fourth North and Main He July 21. said they were arrested, referred then turned over to parents since all juvenile detention facilities were full. Representative coming to BC on August 1st A representative from the Small Business Administration will be in Brigham City, on Thursday, August 1, at the Employment Security Office from 9 to 10 a.m. Persons wishing to contact him may do so at this time. Appointments may be scheduled through the Employment Security Office. Stoddard spent Sandy. Saturday and Sunday in Salt Lake City learning new craft ideas and getting new materials for her hobby shop. Lloyd and Karen Thorstead have Karens cousin Patti Armstrong the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong of Robin, Idaho staying with them. She has been with them approximately a month and shell be about another month with them. She is working at Western Fruit Growers in Willard as a quality Ted Payne ...mission farewell control girl while staying with them. The Ken Mechams have Rory Mecham from Granger, Utah spending a week with them. LeRoy and Gerri Jorgensen have a niece, Ida Sreitas from Oakland, Calif, spending a week with them. Ida is the same age as Sherry Jorgensen and they are really having a ball during her visit. LaMar (Mim) Davis and Ken Mecham spent a few days fishing at Strawberry Reservoir staying with the Dave Gillmores. The Gillmores have two cabins and are really great hosts. They reported the fishing to be fair. On Wednesday morning Rodney and Peggy Nelson and of three their children Marlene, Peggy Sue, and Jackie and LeWayne and Grace Walker and their children Bambi, Brad, Kelly, and also the Sorensens, Dewey and Carol and their children Chris and Doug of Mantua left for Logan Canyon by Beaver Mountain. They enjoyed four days of camping and arrived back home on Saturday. Farewell to be held for BC boy Ted Payne, Brigham City, at a farewell church service prior to his leaving on an LDS mission. He has been called to serve in the Brazil South Central. will be honored The farewell will be held July at the eighth ward chapel at 6:30 p.m. with Bishop R. Dean Udy presiding. 28 All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Payne is a graduate of Box Elder High school and has been attending the University of Utah. |
