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Show 1 Thursday, September 25, 1980 RVIVI iTvHI Montaeil Nolo Nelson 333-454- 4 Mr. and Mn. Max Nelson visited in Morgan and Clinton and attended the Utah State Fair. e Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson spent the past weekend in Salt 'Lake visiting their daughters, Glenda Hall and Billie Birmingham. They also spent a day at the State Fair. e Mr. and Mrs. David Hunt and Carolyn Woodward went to Cedar City to visit Fontella's brother, Gerald Howes and his family. They also spent some time in Junction, e The following Seventh Ward Scouts went on a trip to Timpanogos Cave Saturday: Nathan Powell, Stewart White, Chad Hamblin, Kent Matthew HambClark Wilkeraon, lin, Travis Powell, Kirk Brant Lawson, Jason Noche, Robert Hamblin, Blair Hamblin, Gar Powell, Kevin HamWil-kerso- n, Wil-kerso- n, Shari lyn Springer and Brian Bachmeier demonstrate light intensity and how light travels in a. straight line during a 5th grade science unit on light. The students are in Mr. Duke's class at East Elementary. THEY THE SEE LIGHT blin, transportation, e Evelyn and Louis Loranger went to Denver, Colo., to visit for a week with their son Eddy and his family, e The Max Nelsbn's drove to Price and visited with their daughKaren ter and and Carl Allred. They also visited their granddaughters, Denise Ori, LuAnna Erickson and Lynette Marsings new homes last week, e Remo and Dean Hamblin vacationed in Richson-in-la- with her relatives for a week. They also went fishing at Otter Greek. e Myron and Ruth Has-lewere Orem visitors last week at the home of his brother, Acel Haslem e Recent company at the Reed Anderton home were .their, .daughter, Joann" Blacknic 8alt Lake; and a'daughter-in-laMrs; Sissy (Bruce) Anderton, Grand Isle, La. e Todd Jensen and Steven and Julie Hamblin are attending Ricks College in Rexburg, Idaho. Randy Nelson returned home from a recent trip to Camera, Calif., where he visited friends Elaine and Jim Togomi and Wayne and Bubbles Harper, from S. Africa. He also visited with the Noel Reese's in Las Vegas. e Seventh Ward members traveling to Provo m Governor Matheson signs proclamation for "Utah Hunting and Fishing Day" on September 27. Sheldon Eppich of Ogden, president of Utah Wildlife Federation. Right; Steven Wiseman of Salt Lake City, past president of Utah Wildlife Federation. Everything but the gas Buy a new John Deere Chain Saw and get everything you need to begin cutting firewood (except the gas) on us Buy any new John Deere Chain Saw and well give you a woodcutter kit at no extra cost Valued at up to $53,' this kit contains everything you need to begin cutting firewood, except the gas. It includes a gas can, engine oil, bar and chain lube, felling wedge, a pair of cowhide gloves, and more. See us soon, to take advantage of this 2Vfe-gall- limited-tim- e offer. W UTAH MACHINERY West Roosevelt 722-367- 9 Uintah Basin Standard Twm T In and root beer were served. A total of 29 attended. John Hunt Kathy and Neil Wilkeraon and Barbra and Delmar Hamblin were the leaders in charge and provided the field his sound equipment and was the caller for the event. He stayed overnight with his uncle, Max Nelson. e Sunday evening Seventh Ward young special interest was in charge of fireside. Dennis Jensen, president of Elder's Quorum of Seventh Ward, was the featured speaker. A quartet composed of Hazel Jensen, Linda White, Joyce and Gwena Powell sang, and were accompanied by Alton PowelL Refreshments were served, e Bryan Hardy, Sandra Rlchens, LaRue Smuin, Darlene Jones, Carol Latham, Connie Southern, Catherine Day, Me-d- a Duncan, Ken Hatch, Fay Muir, Marvin Richardson, Eula vonLarsen, and the Young Special Interest group and their children from Vernal and Roosevelt had a hayride and outing at the Nelson ranch. The event was hosted by Penny Christensen and sons Dennis and Joe, and her brother, Randy Nelson. Over a campfire they cooked potatoes and ear corn. Homemade ice cream Saturday to participate in Temple Day were Bishop Jensen, Ervin Young, Dean Hamblin, Ruth Hamblin, Carolyn Woodward, Hazel Jensen, Ruth Haslem, Susan Haslem, Eric and Sheila Houtz, Harry and Fontel-l- a Tomlinson, Bruce and Linda White, Duane and Alice Hamblin and Doyle and Shirley Wilkins, e The Mutual activity, night was held at the hall Ward Seventh where a Walt Disney movie was shown. The Scouts sponsored a bake sale and refreshments were served, e Mrs. Dora Freston is staying with her daughter, Verna Durphy, in Granger, following a ten-da- y stay in Holy Cross hospital for a broken hip. All her friends send best wishes for her complete recovery. e Monday evening, Penny Christensen entertained at her home for her mother, Nola Nelson's birthday.. A special cake, ice cream and punch were served to family guests. Table games were played, e The family members of James Powell hosted a fandango party Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James PowelL There were approximately present. Dancing all ages, homemade ice cream, homemade root beer and cookies were served. From out of town were Dalh Powell and family, Melba; Kendall Carter and family, Loene Nelson and Eloise and Brian, Ins and A.D. 8haw and son Nolan, Billie and Tom Berming-haand son Derek, all Salt Lake; Sally and Wayne Swett and son Paul, Price. Guy Timothy, Salt Lake, brought Hanna Tracy Roberts 43-54- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tice, Hemet, Calif., spent a week visiting Mrs. Ila Casper and other relatives and friends. They funeral also attended services for Francis Brooks. The Tice's left Saturday fin California, e Mr. and Mrs. Max Giles and grandson Brad, spent last weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Defa. e Mr. and Mrs. June Roberts spent Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casper, e Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Constandino and Shelia and Brent, Mrs. Stella Frazzini and son Marco, all Rock Springs, Wyo.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marai-n- i and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Defa, and Mr. and Mrs. Yohan Defa, Salt Lake; spent last weekend in Hanna. They all attended the Maraini I . 4 reunion at Deb's Dude Ranch. e Mr. and Mrs. John Coffer, Salt Lake, spent a week at their home in Hanna. Areadia Ido Horrocka 444-51- 37 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dunsmore and son, Heb-e-r, were weekend visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.G, Roes, e Ward leaders who attended the Stake Scouting overnight campout at the Pinnacles, were: Bishop Peatross, Mike Bleazard, Lon Farnsworth and Larry Ward. Members of the Stake High Council who spoke in Sacrament meeting Sunday were Karl Lund and Kipp Merkley. e The following were released in Do If Th Right First Tim With Business Forms NCR Forms Booklets Weddings Letter Heads Your Printing Needs Sacrament meeting: Sydney Elling-for- d and Lois Stansfield, primary teachers; Bonnie Swasey, organist; Patti Bench, activity director, Kim Player, Relief Society work director. Those sustained were: Kent Mullins, Sunday school teacher; Card Liddell, Relief Society work director; Donnette Moon, primary activity director; Jack and Vida Bleazard, workers in the Scouting program, e Mr. and Mrs. Terry Halladay and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Horrocks . attended a retirement party Saturday honoring two postmasters, Claude and Randolph, Reay, Thelma Nye, Tabiona, who retired recently. The party was held in Heber at the Wagon Wheel Cafe. e Beth Redmond, Prov-o- , spent the weekend with her parents, the Walt Redmonds. shey puBlishinq Ul)? awwOSr 268 South 200 East Uintah Basin Standard Building 10 |
