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Show Garland Gazette , BOX EIDER JOURNAL: Brigham City, Utah Thursday, October 21, 1976 Perry Pulse 17 v Ladies among guests at shower in Ogden by Flo Munson Sandall Mrs. Hanna Davis and Mrs. Ronald Davis attended a baby shower at the home of Mrs. Ruby Sims in Ogden Thursday evening honoring Mrs. Randall Sims of Riverdale. About IS close friends and relatives attended. Games were played followed by light refreshments. Mrs. Sims was the recipient of many lovely and useful gifts. Mrs. Hanna Davis remained to spend the weekend with her daughter Mrs. Ruby Sims and family. The Tremonton-Garlan- erary club met Lit- d with Mrs. Sophie Taylor as hostess Wednesday evening. Mrs. Fern Huish reviewed the book They Came To Stay by Marjorie Nargol-- . ies. Light refreshments were served. A testimonial was held in Garland First ward chapel Sunday evening honoring Elder Chad Lee Munns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Munns prior to his leaving to serve an LDS mission in Argentina. Coming for the testimonial were Mr. and Mrs. Lefeis (Donna) Benson of Grace, Idaho, Jack Munns of Ogden and Florence Richards of Kaysville. Florence Richards spent the weekend visiting her mother Mrs. Mildred Richards. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Thompson accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Godfrey of Clark-sto- n enjoyed fishing near Preston Wednesday. The Tremonton-Garlan- d Fun club was graciously entertained at the Cross Roads dining room with Mrs. Nedra Brown as hostess. Following a luncheon, a social was enjoyed. , Funeral Services Mr. and Mrs. V.W. Johns attended funeral services for Mr. Johns cousin Mrs. Grace Jackson held in the Myers Mortuary in Ogden last Monday. Mrs. Jennie Gephart is spending this week caring for her grandchildren, children of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gephart of Bountiful while Bob and his wife are vacationing in Hawaii. President and Mrs. James White attended the wedding ceremony in 'the Salt Lake Temple Saturday where Eldon Petersen of Fielding and Susan of Tremonton ex- changed wedding vows. They later attended a wedding breakfast held at the Red Baron Restaurant in Brigham City. . Mrs. Hattie Hodge accompanied by Mrs. Reva Skinner of Tremonton enjoyed luncheon at a downtown restaurant in Lo' gan Friday. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rogers Saturday were their and daughter Mr. Kearns slates meeting; Halloween plans set PTA by Mrs. Max Nelson ' very informative meeting is. being planned for this evening, Oct. 21, in the Perry Elementary school pertaining to The Physical Development of our Children. Robert Leak, a member of the Utah State Department of Instructions, is a specialist in this field and he will be the guest speaker for the evening. He will also present a film showing how through proper exercise and PTA meeting it will be conducted by the PTA and other PTA business will be discussed including the safety of the children at bus stops. A beautiful quilt has been completed and the students of the school are now selling tickets for chances on this quilt. The tickets will be 50 cents each or three for one dollar. The proceeds from the quilt will be used to assist with the playground improvement. So when recreational activities our these students stop at your children can build stronger and home support them as they are healthier bodies while they are very anxious to see an improvement. enjoying what they are doing. All residents of the area are PTA will hold its The invited to attend, especially annual Perry Halloween carnival next those with children attending Friday evening, Oct. 29. The school. activities will begin at 5:30 p.m. Following Mr. Leaks presenwith supper being served to all tation. the committee working residents of Perry who wish to on the playground improvement join them. Items on the menu will discuss some of the changes will include barbecues, chili, they wish to make. The compronto pups, drinks and cake mittee has met several times and ice cream. with Leak who is assisting them Following at 6:30 will be the in this project. costume judging with awards for each room, the Not Regular Meeting and the adults. Each group Although this is not a regular will be judges for the scariest. ward. Spending the weekend visit ing Mr. and Mrs. M. Rex Jensen and other relatives fn this area were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jensen of Shelly. 18th houseguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Marriott and family this week are their son and daughter-i- A Out-of-sta- n-law Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marriott and sons Jim, Brigham and Jacob and daughter Joy of Cottonwood, Calif. and Mrs. Del Ray Stark of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marriott Shelly, Idaho. Hanna Davis and Marguerite spent Thursday visiting and Rich were among those who enjoying dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Marriott and family accompanied the senior citizens to Jackpot Tuesday. They rein Ogden. The occasion was ' turned home Wednesday. Nadine Marriott's 12th birthday Visiting Mayor and Mrs. anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor George Hales during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Stuart .and family of Brigham City Geddes of Preston, Max Hales visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and son Ryan of Logan, Mrs. Marriott Saturday. Alton Davis of Ogden. Mayor Lee and Ellen Brown MannHales is recuperating folloiwng ing of Provo are delighted over a heart attack. the arrival of their first child, a Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Russell girl born Oct. 9. Rogers Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Price of Ogden. Happy Grandparents Happy grandparents are Mr. With Her Sister and Mrs. David Manning of Mrs. David Archibald of Garland and Mrs. Gwen Brown of San Diego. Great grandparClarkston spent Wednesday visiting her sister Mrs. Hattie ents are Mrs. Vida Heaten of Hodge. Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Howard of Tremonton. Mrs. Visiting Mrs. Louise Harper last week were her brothers Penny of San Diego. Carl Coombs of Las Vegas and Mrs. Margaret Nelson of. Redmond has been spending the George Coombs of Ogden. Sunday Mrs. Louise Harper past three weeks visiting her and daughter Mr. along with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Holt of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Leedrow Anderson and Mrs. Josh Holt of Logan and family. Weekend guests at were dinner guests of Mrs. the Anderson home wqre Mr. Lovinnie Holt in Fielding. Sunand Mrs. Steven Anderson of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Nelson day evening they attended sacrament meeting in the Curlew accompanied them home and ward chapel in Srtowville where will return to her home in Redmond. a testimonial was held honoring Tressa Larkin, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David Nye and Mrs. Gam Larkin prior to attended the homecoming at her leaving to fulfill an LDS USU Saturday which included the football game between Utah mission in Switzerland. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dale State university and the UniAtkinson and family Thursday versity of Utah, and also the were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hess of dance in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glade Timothy Malad. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Halford accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Max Flinders and family of McCann and family attended Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Richard sacrament meeting in the Clark accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Lester Hone and family of Kearns 18th ward chapel Sunday where the daughter of Mr. Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Mrs. Wendell McCann. Clark accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hone and family of Mrs. Ellis (Rosalee McCann) Yeates was sustained as the Midvale and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Relief Society president in the Richards and two children of Elder Kirk Lynn Ferguson ... to report on mission Local older to report on mission Elder Kirk Lynn Ferguson of Brigham City returned last week from serving in the Mass- achusetts Boston mission of the s LDS church. He will report his mission in the regular sacrament meeting of the Brigham Fourteenth ward on Sunday Oct. 23 at 5 p.m. in the North Stake center, 620 North Third East. During his mission, he served in most of the New England states. He was also a tour guide at the Joseph Smith memorial. Elder Ferguson is the son of Wayne and Carol FergusoA-o- f 474 Holiday drive. He plans to attend BYU during the coming semester. , Nominations needed for ASC elections son-in-la- w Hyde Park joined Mr. and Mrs. Marian Berrett and three grandchildren of Logan, Mrs. Afton Jessop of Mountain Home, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. George Berrett and family of Roosevelt and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bingham and family of Mona for a family reunion held at Early Park Saturday. Games were enjoyed, a dinner served and a program presented by members of the family. Enjoying a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Nye Sunday were Mr.' and Mrs. Don Limb and daughter Carol Dawn of Garland, Mrs. Helen Nye and daughter Janet of Logan. Mondlay Mrs. Catherine Limb accompanied her parents Mr. and Mrs. John A. Evans of Malad to Logan on business. " ' Only a few days remain to nominate farmers as candidates in the upcoming ASC county committee elections, reminds Boyd K. Gardner. The ASC county committee election will be conducted by mail from Nov. 26 to Dec. 6. By turning in a total of five or more petitions,' farmers have the opportunity to prepare the slate of nominees themselves. Gardner hopes that farmers will submit enought valid petitions to fill the slate. ., Shortly after Nov. 1, all petitions will be reviewed. The plete the slate. The county ASC committee will review the slate prior to the mail election and will advise ail candidates of the duites of ASC committeemen. In order to submit a valid petition, three or more ASC farm voters must sign a statement endorsing an eligible candidate. The statement must include certification that the nominee will serve if . elected. county ASCS office will Nov. 1. prepare a slate containing the names-o- f all eligible nominees. If valid petitions are nok received, the job of slate completion will be turned over to the incumbent county committee, which will Sdd nominees needed to com Petitions must be dated and d to the mailed op county ASCS office no later than hand-delivere- The opportunity to nominate, vote, and be elected to office in the upcoming ASC committee election is guaranteed to all farmers regardless of race, religion, sex, color, or national origin. funniest and most original. There are lots of fun games and good treats in store for everyone throughout the Drawing At 9 p.m. the climax of the evening will be the drawing for the beautiful quilt and several other prizes under the direction of fund raising chairman, Mrs. Laura Jean Youngberg. All residents of Perry are invited to participate in this great Halloween event to aid in making Halloween a safer and more fun evening for the youth. This year's chairmen are Mrs. Judy Bylsma and Mrs. Sylvia Norman. l(e would like to extend hurry and get well" wishes Mrs. Marilyn McCoy and Mrs. Gloris Crouch who are now home recovering from surgery. We hope they will both improve rapidly and be at their daily tasks real soon. . On Oct. 6 the Three Mile Creek Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their October meeting at the home of Mrs. Eva Young. The lesson on Utah and some early history was given by Mrs. Wanda Sebek with a life history given by Mrs. Minnie Jenks. A lovely dessert was then served by hostess Mrs. Young. Back Home Richard Dickey returned Sunday evening from four days in Great Falls, Mont, where he attended schooling for his department at Andersen Ford. He stopped in flood area of Idaho on his return home. A last minute reminder to all those who have not registered to vote that Mrs. Wanda Sebek will be at her home on Oct. 26 from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. to register you. This will be the very last opportunity you have before the elections on Nov. 2. It i$ opr duty as American citizens to elect men to high offices. We must remember to vote on Nov. 2 also. TEN YEARS AGO IN PERRY. . . . Oct. 20. 1966 Norman Jenks son of Mr. and Mrs. Varsel Jenks celebrated his birthday on Saturday afternoon with a party. Many little neighborhood friends were on hand to help him celebrate. Elder Douglas K. Diivies to Tampa, Florida ... Florida mission for oldor Elder Douglas K. Davies, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Davies, has been called to serve in the Tampa, Florida mission of the LDS church. Elder Davies will speak Sunday, Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. in the Brigham City First ward, Third East and First South. Bishop Melvin Peart invites ward members, friends and relatives to attend. Elder Davies enters the mission home on Nov. 6. He is a graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS seminary. He has earned his Duty to God award and is an Eagle scout. He spent tne last two sum mers working in the pineapple fields in Hawaii. An open house will be held at the Davies residence following the meeting. Farms Dewa The number of farms in the U.S. totaled 2.806.460 during 197S. one per cent fewer than in 1974. The average farm size has increased 47 acres during the phst decade. The 1975 average of 387 acres is 3 acres larger than 1974. domz dzfzhxatz oux 26th cfnnujzxiaxg 0udh us... Zundzhi One. Li fiCzaied to (lays, tozzn a fxait of tkz am ditg S3 uiinzii dommunitg fox 26 gzaxi as a cHomz Qumzd and cHomz Ofizxatzd dfo thing Outfzt. Do ihour god, oux dus.tonzxs, oux cOfifixzciation fox goux continuzd iujifioxt, ujz onez again offzx, on oux Rzduction fox goux hug ing fifzaiuxz. 26th cfnniuzxsaxg , aT cAzxchandiiz in Soth JStoxzs. at 20 , Oct . (ZJfiuxi.cLau 2t, 22 : Sr 2 cSatuxdaij xlAxxij Zundzt s. cdfil SZundzCi cdfzxs. axz offzxing a 75.00 fdift dzxtificatz at Sack dtoxz. 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