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Show Buzzing Bear River Ward Primary opens season with festivities by Senneth Hawkes The season of parties and fun has already begun, The Primary officers and teachers and their husbands are the first in the ward to have their Christmas party. It was held at the ward cultural hall Friday under the direction of the officers Joy Nelson, Thelma Fonnesbeck, Ann Barker and Artel Brailsford. Sandy Anderson was in charge of the program which consisted of a songfest of Christmas carols by Kami Jensen, Denise Christensen, David Anderson, Leon Jensen and Suzan Jensen accompanied by Marilyn Hendrickson. There were 55 people there. families here for the funeral of their mother, Mrs. Zina Hansen, were Mr. and Mrs. Don Hansen and family of Paul, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Dwayn Hansen and family of Dietrich, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan (Arlene) Hodson and family of Plain City. Kim Checketts and his bride Susan Lynette Watkins were married last Friday in the Ogden temple. He is the son of Mario and Melba and she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernal M. Watkins of Ogden. They are going to live here after their return from their honeymoon. Out-of-to- Blood Needed Type 0 negative blood is needed at any of the Salt Lake City hospitals desperately. Any hospital will accept blood, possibly even the Ogden hospitals if you are able to donate this type of blood. There will be a Red Cross blood drive on Dec. 11 from at the Central school in Brigham. Please plan ahead for this drive. Our quota is 10 pints. 7 Mr. and Mrs. John Holmgren along with their son Chris and Mike Burt attending the Utah Beef Council convention in Salt Lake City last Wednesday. The bankers association awarded 20 certificates to the outstanding carcass from the June stock memshow to F.F.A. and bers. Mike and Chris each received one and Chris also was awarded a plaque for the top one of the 20. Clinton and Vida Burt were at two conventions recently. They attended the Farm Bureau convention two days, Nov. 19 and 20. Thursday evening of this convention there was a banquet held at the Hotel Hilton. Along with the Burts attending this was Bessie and Chester Christensen, Wanda and Vernon Johnsen and Curtis and Karen Christensen. 4-- Cattlemans Confab The Hotel Hilton was also the scene of the Cattlemens convention which the Burts also attended. Sunday evening the entire Burt family attended Sacra- ment meeting in Harper ward. It was a missionary testimonial for Brent Baugh. Janice Holmgren drove to Salt Lake City last Friday to have lunch with her daughter Candace who came up from the B.Y.U. They spent the afternoon shopping and strolling around Trolley Square. Freda Barker has resigned as organist of the choir. She is having allergy problems with her eyes. Jeff Gardner was ordained an elder at stake conference Sunday. He 'is the son of Frank Gardner. Blaine Anderson and Robert Nelson were released as first and second counselors of the Sunday school. Sustained were Robert Nelson, first counselor and Roger Dallin as second counselor. Mary Gardner and her daughter Stephanie were hostess for a tupperware party Thursday evening. Eleven ladies were there to enjoy the games and see the new ware that Mrs. Janet Adams presented. A lovely strawberry desert and drink were served to the ladies. Getting Prepared Sunday afternoon Dollie Iverson visited at the home of Rebecca Mortensen of Tremon-ton- . Mrs. Leona Nielson was there also from Honeyville. They spent the afternoon getting prepared for the program for the 75th anniversary of Elwood on Dec. 26 at the Elwood cultural hall. Mrs. Iverson also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Anderson for the same purpose as Mrs. Anderson is writing a history of Elwood. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Checketts and family of Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Checketts and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Checketts both from Arizona and Margo Checketts from Ricks college were here for the Checketts-Watkin- EOX Garland Gaiette s wedding. Margo was a brides maid and the brothers were ushers. Bessie Christensen has been on the sick list, and Dewey Ramsdell is home again after a few days in the Tremonton hospital. Phyllis Lewis is also home after a weeks stay in the Salt Lake hospital. Gladys and Roy Thorsen visited with Rhea and Darwin Anderson on Sunday. Dixie Ramsdell and her sister Vickie Wilson drove their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilson, back to New York where they have been called to dell served the refreshments to about 20 family members. Ramsdell, Arvilla Holmgren and her daughter Joyce Dahle-ber- g of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson.. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ramsdell of Blackfoot, Idaho, were here for the weekend. Mike Ramsdell from Salt Lake with his son Christopher were also here visiting family and friends. Christopher was the ring bearer at his cousin Kathys wedding. Loretta Daley of New Mexico who was in the missionary field with Bessie and Chester Christensen is now attending school at Weber State College. She spent the Thanksgiving weekend with the Christensens and they were very happy to have her. Loretta got to meet all of the Christensen family because they were all at Bessie and Chesters for turkey dinner. Lula Clayson left Saturday by plane for Colorado Springs where she will spend 10 days with her son Reed Clayson and his family. Club Held Club was held at Clytie Andersons in Elwood last Satur- day. The ladies there were Andrea Huggins, Winnie Jensen of Brigham City, Gladys Thorsen, Fern Arbon of Brigham City, Serretta Johnsen and Ivy Glazer of Willard. Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy gave a lovely program at the church last night. They have recently returned from the Nauvoo mission. Everyone who attended were very impressed with the program. Besides Jack and Alva giving talks, Jill Hardy from Corinne, daughter of Dee Hardy, played the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gylenskog, of Idaho Falls and Logan were missionary companions of the Hardys. They along with the Hardys gave the closing song. attending were Alvas brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas West and Mr. and Mrs. Don West and her sister Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Atkinson all of Pleasant Grove. A niece and serve on a'mlssion for the husband of Roy were also preL.D.S. church. The girls only sent. All the Hardy children spent one day there before except Doris were there and flying back home because Vick- there many many friends from out of town. ie had to be to work. Best Wishes Karen Loo of Torrence, Calif, called from her home to wish her niece Kathy Munns best wishes at a bridal shower held at the home of Mrs. Dee Ramsdell last week. Karen had planned all the details for the bridal showers but was unable to attend so she sent the decorations, place cards, games, etc., Editors Quote Book It is a general popular error to imagine the loudest complainers for the public to be the most anxious for its welfare. sells YuDe party hostess Tuesday evening. A lovely luncheon was served afterwhich the evening was spent playing bunco. Prizes went to Mrs. Esther Cloug, Mrs. Mercy Madsen and Mrs. Donna Shaffer. A Christmas party will be held at the home of Mrs. Mercy Madsen Dec. 17. A planned pot luck luncheon is on the agenda to be followed by games. Gifts will be exchanged. Mrs. Jennie Gephart, Mrs. Hazel Rose accompanied by Mrs. Eloise Palmer of Tremonton attended the display of The Festival of Trees at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City Satur- Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Munns- of Garland. At the wedding Friday Dec. 5 were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ramsdell, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Relatives group The Garland Birthday club met with Mrs. Gwen Elmer as . Becky Bennett . . sings at Ricks Local girl sings in day. 'Messiah' Mrs. Ruth Shumway A Brigham City girl, Becky Bennett, will be featured in a solo part when The Messiah is performed at Ricks college, this evening (Thursday). A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Val Bennett, 677 South Fifth West, Becky is a sophomore at Ricks and is in her second year singing with the a cappella choir. The choir sang in the Book of Mormon oratorio and will present its annual concert Saturday night. A tour Oregon and Washington and daughter Carol and son Eric attended the basketball game at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City Saturday. U of U played Utah State university. The USU team was victorious. Later Mrs. Shumway and family visited her mother Mrs. Mary P. Lindsay. 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If 3-SPE- MONDAY IS For the Sportsman and Do - it - Yourselfer MOTORCYCLE BATTERY lUCTKOlVTI 21 Eldon Griffen and Mr. and Mrs. LaMont Richards enjoyed dinner at a downtown restaurant in Logan. The occasion was the Richards 22nd wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Don Limb spent Sunday evening in Logan where they attended the performance of the Messiah held at Utah State university. Their daughter Cathy Limb, a student at USU, was one of the participants. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hodge Wednesday were Mrs. Robert Hodge of Roy and Michael Hodge of Bangar, Me. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans and son Robert attended Sacrament meeting in Ogden where the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Evans was blessed by her father and given the name of Kendra Evans. Following the meeting a dinner party was held at the Kenneth Evans home. Guests in addition to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans and son were Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Ward and family of Tremonton, Mr. and Mrs. Dennie Tueller, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Diamonds, Miss Verlyn Ward of Salt Lake City. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hodge were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hodge and children Chris and Sandy of Roy. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hodge Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Davis Archibald of Clark-sto- n mm lb JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, December 11, 1975 David of Tremonton and Mrs. Nora Bair and Jane Bair of Preston. A family dinner party was held at the Michael Bair home following the meeting. Delightful Vacation Returning from a delightful vacation in San Gabriel, Calif., are Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Wood. Armory Saturday evening for They visited their and daughter Mr. and Mrs. thqir annual Christmas party. Charles Mason and family. The evenings festivities were under the direction of Mr. and They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Terry and mrs. Glade Timothy of Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pugmire family of Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hall are and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith of Tremonton. Following a happy over the arrival of a lovely dinner, games and a granddaughter born to Mark social were enjoyed. Gifts were and Gail Hall Jensen of Collin-stoof Dec. 3. They have two exchanged. Thirty couples attended. boys and one girl at home. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Thompmrs. Mark P. Jensen Sr. of son visited their daughter Mrs. Karen Jaussi and family in Collinston. Mrs. Clara Capener of Garland is the great grandCorinne Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond mother. 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