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Show i The 7 lbs. the 5th of March. Mama and the little man are both doing fine.. . , Here we go again. Another week has passed so rapidlp, it seems almost impossible But we have been hearing a few things that are going on. Mrs. Russelletta Sharp fust heard from her grandson, Fred Prescott and his wife in SpokAne, Wash., and they just had a new baby boy. This makes 12 greatgrandchildren for Mrs. Sharp. And last week she had another pleasant surprise, her sister Mrs. Laura ShiithSon, from Woodruff, Aril, cahle for a short visit. With her were Mrs. Sharps neice and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strong. artd his GEORGE CUMMINGS wife, have a new baby girl. This makes grandma and grandpa for the first time cf Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cummings. Many of you know that George is n the Navy and stationed in San Diego, Calif. More news of former Uintahites. Peter Fernelius, olaest son Jerry just finished his mission in Mexico, and was recentlyl married in the Los Angeles Temple. But whats been happening around here? Almost everything from swimming pools to ... . well you name it. IVY AND JACK Keyes started digging on their new swimming pool the first part of last week. From what Ive been told, some of the cement has already been poured, and from what I expect, theres going to be a lot of fun up the Keyes way this summer. The birth announcement this week is Kama and Mark Millers new baby boy. He weighed in at Complete Stock of Famous Health Aids Select jour firt aid and sickroom supplies, etc here where safeguarding your health is paramount. BENNION DRUG PHONE EX pr ? oi. on 11 UINTAH NEWS By MARION STUART x ' - J 't Archibald, sixth grade Sunset Elementary school has made social study class more interesting and meaningful by the use of relief maps made by the children themselves. Each boy nd girl selects a country for study ind with the use of encyclopedias and other reference books, builds a report book for presentation before the class. Mountains, valleys, eaports and rivers are built up vith a flour and salt mixture on a ilece of plywood measuring 1)4 x 2 feet. Coloring of map it accord-nto sealevel or elevation, green lowest, orange next and brown highest. The name of the country is at top of map and is painted. This map making project is creating favorable learning situation and creats mere interest Mr. Archibald lives in Sunset and has taught here two years. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Smith were host and hostess to the Lions Club March 2, at their home where they held their meeting and Kent show-:- J his movie film of Hawaii. The .vives or partners were invited and refreshments were served. All present had a very enjoyable evening. MRS. JEAN Burson has returned home after a five day visit with her sister, Janet, who passed away Sunday after Jean arrived home Saturday morning. Janet had sometime with cancer. Our sympathy is extended to you at this tune of need. - the-bloc- Eroerguj S Wouldnt a glass of MILK tasle s right now? y V at g birthday., GRANT AND Norma (Anderson) Wall and their family broke the "stay heme barrier and took a (rip to Nampa, Idaho where they spent a whole week. The scouts got a pretty good surprise last Tuesday night. When they got down to their house for activities,- the leaders told them they had to run around before they could come in and when th eboys got back, they were plenty pleased to find hot dog? buns, chip sticks ard the whole works layed out, waiting for the weiners to be roasted and the stuff to be consumed. Of course, knowing scouts, that little matter was easily taken care to. PHIL AND Myrtle Peterson enjoyed a visit from their son Jerry and. his wife Nedra for the weekend. Jerry is a student at Utah State University. And during the week, they were in Morgan helping their son DeOrr celebrate his birthday at a dinner for 11 cf the family. WERE PUSHING building fund again. This time, lets hope we. dont slow down, till were don-We need $5,000 more befo-- e we can start our building. It is the hopes of the bui'ding fund committee that this will be accomplished before Jure. On the 20th of this month, they hope a big bite will be taken out of the sum by a building fund dinner which Is going to cost $15 a famJy. There will be lots of good food, and it will be served at the school house. Mrs. Ellen Stoker, chairman of the dinner, said that if you couldnt come to the dinner, put your money in an envelope and send it anyway. If we will just get united, $5,000 shouldnt be much of a task to gather up with as many people as we have in our ward now. Lets accomplish this feat, and get going. What do you say? The Relief Society is going to hold its anniversary party next Wednesday at 12 noon. Lunch will be served at that time, and the literature lesson will be given at 1 p.m. All the ladies of the ward are invited to come 'JUST ABOUT FORGOT to tell jou about the party the Elders had last Saturday night. It was a lovely affair with all types of talent and home made ice cream and cake. So here's one more sign off the MS. Max L. teacher suf-tare- d Mr. ar.d Mrs. Jesse Eor n o. Pocatelo, Idalo w re vijk.ng a Mr. snd Mrs. Clarence Sears home Sunday, March 1. MRS. LOU JEAN Wayment e tamed at her homa for her fa ie s ! r hd y Fb. 27, LeRoy all 'he mem3. Sm th. She inv bers of the family from Salt Lake and other areas to the party. Mr. Srni'h is a former Sunset Ward bishop and has been in ill health for the past few years. Happy be-a- d birthday, Bishop Smith and many more of them. Pi A meeting for Sunset Elementary was held Thursday March 5. Dr. Von Hall, chairman of State eHalth Dept., physical education and recreation was speaker and his talk was on physical fitness. A county wide project of candj and cake sale was sponsored Wednesday, March 4, by the PTA, also, to raise money for the exceptional childrens school to be built in Farmington. This sale lock place at Sunset Elementary as at other county schools, during school hours. THE GREEN and Gold balls of the three Sunset Wards were held last Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and each night was very successfully carried out. Everyone himself. The Stake Green and Gold ball was held cn March 21 in the stake house m Clearfield. Recently returned missionary, Elder Blaine Morely, was the speak- cr in Sunset Ward sacrament meet-- I mg Sunday. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Blaine. Elder Morely gave a very interesting and adequate talk and m so doing, announced his engagement Jo Linda mi l n, uaughter u Mr. and Mrs. Keith Smith, former residents ol Sunset, who now live in Salt Lake e td , ' v. will be Mrs. James Bevan as president, Mrs. LylHill as vice president and Mrs. Betty Erickson as The Guide boys and their dads secretary. attended a swimming party togethMR. AND. MRS. Val Beus ar.d er on 'Wednesday evening at the family are spending the week in Rainbow Gardens. Kuna. Idaho as guests of Mr and DAUGHTERS OF THE Pioneers Mrs. Ezra Beus. held their monthty meeting at the NEW BABIES blessed in sacrahome ol Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson. ment Rice Mrs, Loretta meeting on Sunday were: Nagave the lesson dine Sheree, daughter of Mr. and and refreshments were served. Mrs. Blaine Moffitt. Michael WilCOLLEEN ARCHER was releas- liam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clair ed as Primary teacher on Tuesday Child and Arnold Frank, son of with a vote of thanks for her Mr. and Mrs. David Patterson. work with the Trekker boys. Betty Friday night at 6:30 the Cub Heiner was sustained as teacher in Scout gold and green banquet will the Bluebird class. The new PTA officers for the be held in the Clinton Ward amusecomming year in the Clinton School ment hall. All Cub scout parents and their families arc invited. CUIIT0JIJ1EWS SUNSETjiEVVS beria, now living in Orem, Utah, are getting together this weekend with Rulon Dye and his wife Gayla, to make an excursion to the Salt Lake Temple, and celebrate Kennys Rflak.es f e appreciated. THE TEMPLE excursion on the 5th was as pleasurable as usualL Forty three members at the ward went up to Logan by bul, and the evening was topped off with I good chuckle when George Garner got home and discovered he had turned in his car beyes at the temple and brought home the keyes to the looker, EUUnlHk. '4- number to call for newt, it EX Believe me, your call will March 12, 1059 Thursday e, ELDER LYNN Nlterhauscr left ing. The theme of the program h tor the missioa home in .Salt Lake "Held the Children Keep His Monday, morning. Lynn is a son of Light. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Niederhauser WE ARE VERY proud of the and will leave for the Northern Clinton basketball boys. Our Jr. States Mission on Monday. M Men went to division and lost Roger Adams was graduated but one game. fmm the Primary organization and Our M Men defeated Roy First ordained a Deacon on Sunday. on Monday evening 49 30 and qualiTHE HIGH Priests quorum of the fied for division play which began ward held their social on Friday March 7 at Box Elder gym in Brigat the amusement hall. A lovely ham City. Edith Stoddard spent the weeksupper was served and a program presented. High Priests and their end in preston with her daughter. wives were present. Opportunities might' be more Primary Association will present the Sunday evening seervices on leaslly neeognizcJ if they didnt March 22. Parents are urged to so often come disguished as hard bring their children to this meet work. Edna Bateman on March 14. Mr. and Mrs. George Beus and Happy anniversary to Mr. and their granddaughter Connie Beus Mrs. Lindsay Workman on March spent the weekend visiting relatives 7, Mr. and Mrs. William Killebrew relatives in Idaho. March 8, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert MRS. NAOMI Taylor and daughHunter on March 10. ter Lucy spent the weekend visitMR. AM) MRS. Ammon New bold ing in Rupert, Idaho with Mr. and and daughter, Sheril, were recent Mrs. Ernest Taylor and family. Sunday visitors at the home of Preparation meeting for all offiMr. and Mrs. R. C. McQuarrie. Mr. cers and teachers will be held at Newbold is a brother of Mrs. Mc- the home of Ada Child on Wednes Quarrie. day at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. David Handy cf Children baptized and confirmed Ogden were Sunday visitors at the were Jackie and Norman Hartman. home of Robert McQuarrie. Mr. Mrs. Louise Nielson entertained Handy is a brother to Mrs. Hulda the Clintonian Club at her home Newbold and she lives with be on Wednesday evening. A lovely McQuarries. 'supper was served to 14 members. IS "IRON-KU7JGR- (or SAVINGS! On YOUR Family's Furnishings BLOOD" Y US SEE MAKING YOU Or:LY "HALF" A WOMAN? Are You n So You Can't Civo Your Husband and Family Roal Companionship? 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