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Show i 1 I THURSDAY, ia's marriage . a honor of Claudia Petersen by Debra and Ann Sutherland at their home. Claudia is to be married Friday to Carey Koplowitz. A fun evening was enjoyed by Claudia, her mother, Von, her grandmother, Ella Petersen, Nancy Petersen, Sue Petersen, Eunice Jones, Orpha Fabri-cuIleene and Ann Christiansen, Tamara and Kathy Peterson, Donna Cooley, Marsha Jenkins, Mildred, Leda, Ann and Debra Sutherland. Claudia received many nice gifts and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed by Refreshments everyone. were served. on Friday. and presented Claudia with many lovely and useful gilts were Claudia Peterson, her mother, Von Peterson, Mrs. who attended Norman Koplowitz, Nancy, Sue, and Susan Peterson, Dody, Dianne, and Brenda, Mary Ellen s, and Karen Jones, Wendy Griffin, Debra Sutherland, Nancy Christiansen, Penny Griffin, Mary Ann Cooper, Pat Van Dyke, Julynn Boyack and Vicky Bennett. On Sunday afternoon famgreat grandmother, Florence Rigby, all of Newton. ily. members of Newton atGreat ' grandfather Lester tended the missionary fareTraveler and David's par- well of Scott Miles, son of ents of Smithfield also atLucille and Neid Miles of Salt Lake City and grandson of tended the meeting. Dody, Dianne, Brenda, Mildred Sutherland of NewMary Ellen and Karren ton. Those who attended this Jones spent a week at Chadvery impressive and spiritwick, 111. with her parents ual meeting were Gordon, Arthur and Nellie Schedeg- - Leda, Debra, Ann and Milger. Norvel went by plane ort dred Sutherland, Marsha, Friday to join them and then Troy and Monica Jenkins, they all traveled home by Mark, Annette, and Andrea car .and arrived back on Benson, Royden- Benson, Norma Christiansen, Bishop Wednesday evening. There were many Newton and Mrs. Glen R. Benson, residents who attended the their daughters, Jolene, Jularea playoffs softball games ia and Janet and son Craig, at Idaho Falls to watch the Eunice and Grant Cooley all Newton Ward seniors and of Newton, Liz, Jim, Doug, junior ball teams who won Rex, Jason and Blake Baker all the games in Smithfield all of Roy. Scotts brother Stake and the region games Alan was one of the speakat Franklin, Idaho. The Jun- ers. He fulfilled a mission to iors won second place in the Brazil several years ago. area games at Idaho Falla Also Mr. Rollins spoke. Scott and the Senior team wpo little also, spoke and his cousin Doug Baker of Roy sang a place. We all want to gratulate them for their fine special vocal solo, Battle sportsmanship and abilities. Hymn of the Republic. Scott will be leaving for the . .. Shower Given England mission August 29. 'A kitchen-grocery- 1 shower given by Dianne Jones and Wendy Griffin at the home of . On Tuesday evening a Didnrie in Newton was given wedding shower for friends for Claudia Peterson on Mon-- , and neighbors was given in Granddaughter Visits - Godfrey was the speaker. A special vocal solo was sung by Nancy Christiansen accompanied by Ann Christiansen. She sang He Smiled on Me. The closing prayer was given by Jack Larsen. Visitors at the home of Lewis and Cleo Smith have been their daughter Jackie and her husband Mike Leavitt of Cedar City. Also visiting with them and will be for the next three weeks are their daughter Dixie Lou, her husband Morris Poole and their chilren, of Las Angeles, Calif. Morris and Dixie will also be visiting his family and friends in Whitney, Idaho. At the home of Opal and . - 7 GERHARTS Newton Those 1974 - THE CITIZEN Reunion in Canada by Leda Sutherland day evening prior to Claud- 22, Timmons Attend Hansens Hear of Birth Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hansen received word recently of the birth of a girl on Aug. 6 to Joseph and Carma Mir-ab- le of Daly City, Calif. The baby weighed five pounds, 10 ounces and will be named Leslie Michele. She has two brothers, Joseph and Anthony. Those who attended the christening of Zachary David Nielson, son of Jeanine and David Nielson of Salt Lake City, were grandparents, Arlene and Murray Rigby and son, Randy, and AUGUST Oswald Clarke have been their granddaughters. The Newton Ward Sacrament meeting was conducted by Bishop Glen R. Benson. The Young Ladies Youth Chorus composed of 12 members sang a special number, The Lord Is My Shepherd. Prayer was by Stephen Kimball'. Memberships were read for James, Mary, Karen, James and Mary Morris who recently moved into the .old Luke Anderson home. Memberships were also read for Cecil, Joyce, Debra, and Larry Payne who Also visiting with her parents and in Newton Ward was Christi and Gene Needham and five children of Logan. - .. Myrle and Joseph Timmins drove and took their travel trailer to Portland and visited Joe's neice, Grace and Charles Irby. Mr. Irby is connected with the District Forest Service, in the office. The Timmins then drove to Van Couver, British Columbia in Canada and took the ferry to Swartz Bay. Mrs. Timmins said the scenery was just beautiful. It took an hour and a half on the three decker ferry. In the late afternoon they arrived at Victoria then drove to Duncan where they attended the John Thorn-le- y Richard Thornley family reunion. George and his son John Thornley of Boswell, Utah and formally of Smithfield and Georges sister, Beatrice Thornley of Smithfield, ' flew to the reunion. About 100 were present at the reunion, coming from 2120 (slftoai Seattle, Calgary, etc. A pork barbeque on an open pit over a cedar fire was prepared by the Thorn-le- y decedents of Duncan. Corn on the cob. rolls, pickles, etc., was served. The second day a barn dance was held and a salmon cook out enjoyed. They cooked the salmon the way the Indians do and it was delicious. Clam chowder was also &tab served. A rock and roll dance and other dances for all ages was the entertainment. On the third day, roast Iamb was served. The Joe Timmins then drove to Victoria and saw the (sauifYy HRs ' Butchard Gardens made from a limestone quarry connected to a showplace of flowers. They then drove to'Coeur dAlene and stayed overnight, then drove home. They were gone two weeks. db GERHART (9 have mov- ed into the home formerly owned by Neil Benson. They were also read for Jerald and Barbara Goodsell who now live in the home mvtfe wsi to formerly owned by his grandfather Leonard Good-sel- l. The Sacrament song, In Humility, Our Savior, was sung by the congregation. High Councilmen Jess THIS WEEKEND FOR THESE SHOP : - ...j.v. PromKennecotts payroll ofmoreFOB-ME- mlnlmufi , M than 7,000, three out of four are buying bonds through payroll savings... helping their country, and their own security. They urge you to sign up where you work. Any amount you specify will be set aside from each paycheck to buy U.S. Savings Bonds. The Payroll . Savings Plan ... takes some of the sweat out of planning ahead. AND YOUNG BOYS AT TANNER'S N In i.oiiniffitufi AND MAVERICK BY BLUEBELL Now B Bonds pay l when hdd to maturity of 5 WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION OF GYM CLOTHES U.S. RUBBER GYM SHOES, SHORTS. SHIRTS. V.Kr BIKE SUPPORTS f WE HAVE WAFFLE STOMPERS AND DRESS SHOES EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR BACK TO SCHOOL IS HERE . . . Tanner'S men's wear a ' 54 SOUTH - STATE hare brand clothes for her and young PRESTON, IDAHO rots - PHONE 852-188- Utah Copper Division Q " |
