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Show X THE CITIZEN Aug. 13, 1970 of Preston and Mrs. Carol Jo The Preston TOPS held a Maisey of St Louis, Mo., sang refreshmeeting Aug. 3 in the Utah several songs. Light CLUBS Power auditorium. It was also the graduation ceremony for Della Moser, who was graduated into KOPS. She receivetd a lovely personal gift. Dr. R. N. Malouf of Logan was guest speaker. He spoke on weight control. Mrs. Veda Stone of Mapleton and daughters, Mrs. AUie Hansen . ments were served. The next meeting will be held Monday evening at 7:30 in the Telephone building and each Monday following. club memThe Litera-Lur- e bers and their husbands met last Thursday night at the Albert Moser camp for a chicken dutch oven dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. William Bodily, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Call, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gailey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Alvaro Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Saxton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smedley, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gailey, Mrs. Alan Winn and guests, Mr. and Mrs. James Klasse of Las Vegas Woman Visits In Whitney Family Hosts Nevadans, Go To Provo WHITNEY Mrs. Ruth Ann ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Lewis of Las Vegas visited Bennett of Farmington, a sislast week with her parents, ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mit-to- Ned Kilgaard and children of Woods Cross, and a brothAug. 1 weekend guests at er and family, Mr. and Mrs. the Lyman J. Sharp home Bill Bennett of Kaysville here were Mr. and Mrs. Dean for the rodeo weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Merril Sharp and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Turner and two and children of Layton visited children, Richard Neiderhau-se- r with her mother, Mrs. Fonda and Dearl Sharp, all of Bodily, the weekend of the Salt Lake City, Dearls sister, Preston rodeo. They left their Maxine Sharp, and Valerie daughter Leslie Jean, to stay Christiansen and the Clyde last week with her grandmoSharp family of Clinton. Neal ther and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William BodSharp of Clinton is spending this week with an aunt and ily were In Lovell, Wyo., duruncle, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ing the week of July 27 to Aug. 1 visiting with Mr. am Sharp. Attending the BYU debate Mrs. Mac Arthur. The Whitney Variety club clinic for two weeks were Colleen Poole of Whitney, Eliza- met at the home of Mrs. beth Lewis of Riverdale, and Gwen Cole in Smithfield las from Preston, Sara Lee Mau-ghaevening. Mrs. Julie Johnson and Mar- Frank (Betty Ruth) Condie of n. RIVERDALE Mr. and Robert Henderson had her mother, Mrs. Anna and sister-in-laMrs. Donna Hamman of Fallon, Nev., visiting them last wek. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and son Daren went to Provo to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Seamons. She is their daughter. They attended fast meeting to see their granddaughter named Launa Jean by her father. Following the meeting, they enjoyed a picnic in the Provo park with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fielding of Provo and Laurine Keller, a student at BYU, and the Seamonses. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fora gren have enjoyed company ian Martin. They returned from El Cajon, Calif. They home last Saturday. Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris Poole and daughter Tychen and four children who Janet were at the BYU last were here a week. The lat- Thursday and Friday visiting ter part of the week, Mr. and Colleen. Mrs. Marvin Baxter and son Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson Johnnie of Alpine, Calif., and son David and Mr. and came to visit. Thursday guests Mrs. Spencer Raymond and were Mr. and Mrs. Einer sons, Alan and Gordon, of LoJensen and son Bob of Mont- gan were home for the weekpelier. end. Mr. and Mrs. Delos Bell Mr. and Mrs. Linden Beck-stea-d and Lein Bell and Nancy had their son Sidney Choules were in Wilbur, and wife and baby of Reno, Wash., from July 7 at the with them for Nev., visiting home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert a week. returned home They Bandy. Rodeo weekend guests Saturday. Mr. Mrs. at the Bell home were Mr. Beckstead also hadand her par- and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson and daughters, Kristie and Janeal, of Bountiful. were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Packer and son of West JorSmith were in Soda Springs dan, Mary Ellen of Idaho Aug. 5 where they visited the Falls, and Linda and Clarice home of Mr. and Mrs. BBl of Logan. Condie and family. That eveMrs. Carma Kirkland and ning they went to Hooper son Boyd of Salt Lake City Springs for a picnic supper in visited three days last week honor of Mrs. Smiths birth- with her mother, Mrs. Milo day anniversary. Mrs. Wendell Smith went to Woolf. Rodeo weekend, a and family, Mr. and Soda Springs last Friday to grandson Gene Austin, and Mr. attend a kitchen shower for Mrs. Mrs. Jerry Austin of SanMiss Daryla Condie given by and were her house and dy family Mrs. Bill Condie at her home. guests. WenMrs. Last Saturday, Bishop Ray C. Barrington, dell Smith was in Salt Lake and family were in Mal-a-d wife with her mother, City visiting Aug. 2 to visit with Mr. Mrs. Clara Keller, and with her daughter, Vicki Smith, and Mrs. Delray Barrington and to attend fast meeting to who is employed there. Kathleen Forsgren of Salt see their little granddaughter Lake City was home far the blessed and named Kristine rodeo weekend with her par- by her father. They had dinents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin E. ner at their sons home following meeting. Forsgren. Mr. and Mrs. Dwaiii Tate Last weeks guests at the Eli S. Forsgren home were went to Idaho Falls last Sattheir daughter and husband, urday evening to attend the Mr. and Mrs. Milo Jepsen and wedding of their niece, Nanfamily of Las Vegas, Nev. A cy Jo Tate, daughter of Mr. granddaughter, Mrs. Claron and Mrs. Milton Tate, to Palmer of Provo, spent Aug. Lynn Marke. 2 and 3 with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Tate This week, another granddau and Mr. and Mrs. Orson ghter, Mardee Hart of Pres- Wright of Preston went to ton, is visiting with the Montpelier last Wednesday for the viewing of Roy Bosen At the Paul Rasmussen at the mortuary there. He home July 30, Mr. and Mrs. was buried Thursday in the Tom Hunting of Salt Lake Riverdale cemetery. City and family were here. Saturday the Warren Hales family of Millville, Ut., spent the day with them. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson of Ogden were here for the rodeo weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Rindlisbaker. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lamoreaux and family of Kearns also spent a few days last weekend with the Rindlisbakers. John Biereert and son Michael of Layton, Wally Gunderson of Twenty Nine Palms Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Olsen of Idaho Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bosen and son of Granger and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bosen and son of Preston were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bosen during the rodeo weekend. Mathew Bosen of Preston spent a few days last week with his grandparents while liis mother was in the Salt Lake City hospital having knee surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bosen enjoyed a visit Aug. 1 with his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bosen of the Litton Power Plant near St. Charles. Sunday they received a phone call that he had died suddenly and funeral services were held Thursday in St. Charles. Burial was in Hit Riverdale cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Tanner had llu-idaughter Mr. and Mrs. and John S. Lee and children, Lucy Ann and Steuari of Richland, .Wash., vi.ii'.m.; them Mrs. Par-lant- i, n, 24-2- Fors-gren- s. Now Save $4.00 OX THE PLAID ADVENTURE COATS FROM BLOCKS. These fine coats are rough and ready to go where, anytime, with rugged styling. he-ma- any- r n son-in-la- They are made with hardy wool blend in plaid, with warm Acrylic lining, yet are very light. Boys Sizes, 10 - 20 Mens Sizes, USE BLOCKS LAY-A-WA- Y Reg. Now 22.95 18.95 Reg. Now 28.95 24.95 last week. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Woodward and five children of San Jose, Calif., were here for two weeks visiting PLAN WHERE A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR PURCHASE Main Street in Preston Open daily 9:30 to 6 p.m. Telephone 852-13- 05 Free Parking with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. John C. Vatcrlaus, and other relatives. They lelt their son Kevin to stay with his grandparents for a lew weeks. Mrs. Nell Ilansen enjoyed visit last Saturday with Herman Jepsen of Ogden. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jepsen of Kainas, Ut., called at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Marve Packer had all their family home for the rodeo weekend. They Thursday Smithfield entertained the group with several readings. A two course dinner was served to Fonda Bodily, Lulu Moser, Virginia Rallison, Georgia Poole, Mildred Cole, Winnie Reese, Rhonda Poole, Wanda Cole, Mae Foster, Edna Dur-stele- r, Neva Swainston and Mrs. Condie. Flowers centered the table. Don Miller of Liberty, Mo., has been a house guest the past two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Golightly. He returned home Friday of last week. The Robert Rallison family of Clearfield came to attend the Preston rodeo and were guests that weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Rallison. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Weaver had Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stewart and children of Kaysville visiting them recently. Bishop and Mrs. Kenneth Porter have a new granddaughter. The baby, Judy Ann, was horn July 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon (Margene) Jensen of Rigby in the Idaho She Falls LDS hospital. ounsix five pounds weighed ces. This is their first daughter. They have two sons. The Porter family went to Rigby July 28 to see the new baby. Connie Porter was in Rigbly for two weeks helping out at the Jensen home. Kent Porter, who is attending Ricks College summer school, and his sister Sherry, employed in Rigby, were home for rodeo weekend. Mrs. Dallas Daw and daughters, Dixie and Carma, of Idaho Falls, are here for a few weeks visiting with her parents, Bishop and Mrs. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth entertained at a patio dutch oven dinner Tuesday evening. Invited were Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Oliverson and family of Whitney, Mrs. Nadine Fryar and children, Don Newbold and Mrs. Janet Jensen of Preston, and Mr. and Mrs. Oral Layne of Lewiston. Just prior to the guests leaving, Mrs. Oliverson fell and broke her ankle and will be in a cast for six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman J. Sharp have a new granddaughter. She was born July 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Alden Sharp of Salt Lake City and weighed six pounds 15 ounces. She will be named Mindy. Mr. Sharp brought his other two daughters, Stefanie and Natalie, to visit with their grandparents for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Turner and children of Centerville spent Saturday with the Lyman Sharp family. Oli-vers- BRIEFS Juanita Greene of Salt DAYTON Mrs. Lake City was buried at the Dayton cemetery last Saturday. Following the burial, the Kirkbrides had 27 for dinner. The Glenn H. Bingham family were at Bear Lake Saturday attending the Charles C. Rich reunion. James Bingham, student at BYU, also attended. During the rodeo weekend at the Ernest Beutler home were the Lloyd Beutlers and children, Kandis, Curtis, Steven and Karon, of Ogden, and a daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Foukes of and children, Calif., Raymond, Douglas and Nathan. On July 27 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beutler, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Palmer of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chambers of Montpelier, the Lloyd Beutler family of Ogden, Mrs .Violet Thompson of Salt Lake City, LeGrand Bingham, Joseph Perry and John Gailey of Clifton went to the Salt Lake airport to see Elder Wesley Beutler, son of the Ernest Beutler's, leave by plane for the Guatemala LDS mission. He had attended the language school at BYU for eight First National Bank Grace, Idaho All Passbook Savings EARN Coal-ing- a, weeks. Blair Nelson of Ogden was here last week living with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Murdock of Burley and two children, Shellie Ann and Ted, were home last weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Murdock. CERTIFICATES TIME (Under 30 DAYS YEAR . . . BUT LESS THAN TWO YEARS TWO YEARS OR MORE . CERTIFICATES OF $100,000.00 5 5 Wo 5 BUT LESS THAN ONE YEAR OR MORE ONE ... $100,000.00) . . 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