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Show THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 197 THE CITIZEN S Lewiston Ladies Show Off Variety Of Talents THE SMALL CHAIR is French Provincial and she hai done needlepoint on the teat. Beetle taught school for 31 BESSIE GODFREY SHOWS aff her toiid famed oak and It originally belonged to her mother. She recently did a needlepoint cover and oeat that required 1JM bean of . U the students the hai work. She alto enjoys basketweaving, china painting and wood tuning that illnitratea the grain of the wood, Photo By Laree Bodily ETHYL RANSOM, Lewis too, hat done many quilta and never kept count but since 1M2 she has completed 150 HELEN 8ZOT crocheted IN different shades into this beautiful afghan that took 4 months to make. The rooster picture was drawn and hand carved. The picture was hand yean and hat collected pictares of taught quilta. Her handiwork crocheted five afghans. Includes pillows, cushions and Photo by Laree Bodily painted and then worked with needlepoint The frame is an antique, purchased in New York. Photo Courtesy of Laree Bodily K Couple Welcome New Son by Laree Bodily Denny Manning. They also Lewiston attended church with the Monday, Aug. 3, was a notable day for Nancy and Darwin Pitcher when their first son became a member of their family. Michelle, their firstborn, was cared for by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Pitcher, Lewiston, and Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Purser, Preston. Mrs. Verl Bronson recent- ly accompanied her son, Newell Dalton, and his fam- ily of Syracuse, Utah, to their cabin at Island Park near Yellowstone Park. There she was met by another son and his wife, Mr. and mrs. Jack Dalton, who took her to their home at Big Fork, Mont., near Flathead Lake. A pleasant week was spent there with Jack and his family and with a son, Tim Dalton, and his family who also live at Big Fork which is about an hours drive from Glacier National Park. Tim then took his mother back to i island Park and she returned home with Newell and his family. Mrs. Bronson has a son, Lee, in California and a Mannings that evening. Dr. and Mrs. K. W. Smith of Fort Collins, Colo., visited Jot several hours Monday with Mr. and Mrs. George Pond. The Smiths left Lewiston 40 years ago after he had been serving the area for some time as a doctor of daughter, Sharon Mitton, in Tremonton. The Lewiston Fourth Ward members held a party at the veterinary medicine. Dr. Smith has retired as head of City Park Tuesday evening. the department of orthopedic Dinner was served at 7:30 p.m. under the direction of a surgery at the Ft Collins, committee headed by Vem ' Colo., School of Veterinary Medicine. They had been Stocks. The Primary organivacationing in California and sation decorated the tables which were set up by the stopped to see the Ponds as Elders Quorum. Serving the theywere returning to Colo- food was the responsibility of Mr. and Mrs. George Pond the Sunday School officers and the Seventies and High enjoyed their supper TuesPriests were assigned as the day evening at Central Park in Logan with their son, clean up crew. Fun activities were directed by Darwin Rodger and his family of Logan, and their son, Randy Pitcher. Pearl and Orson Hawkins and his family of Canoga and Janice were in PocatelPark, Calif. Alan and Bonnie Layne lo, Idaho, Sunday for a birthday dinner for their grandson, Kelly Manning, the son of Mr. and Mrs. 4 and their daughters are va- cationing for ten days in Cache Valley. Their home is in Downey, Calif., where Alen coaches football at a high school. He is in the bishopric in his ward. They are dividing their time between his mother, Louise Layne, in Lewiston, and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Waite, Hyde Park. David Kent has received a call to serve as a missionary in Johannesburg, South Africa. He is the son of Cecile and Edna Kent Randy and Jenness Pond and their two and a helf- ear-ol- d son, Jason, came ? rom their Canoga Park, Calif., home for a visit with their families in Cache Valley. In Lewiston they are guests of Randy's parents, George and Leda Poind. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Hawkins flew to New York last week with the Rocky Mountain tour directed by John and Kathy Neal of the Colburn Travel Service. Upon their arrival the tour members were assigned to buses which took them to the pageant at Palmyra and to many other historical points of interest in early LDS history. The group boarded a plane at Boston to fly back to tour was Utah as the completed. Virgil and Alice Marler, Lloyd and Elva Elwood, Louise Layne, Marva Button and Oneta Day were among those who attended the Palmyra pageant in New York. 11-d- Bike Notes 'N Quotes Yes, Causey Reservoir Utah does raise big trout. Fishing from the shore with a lure me evening, Mike Rendon, of Ogden, landed a 21 pound 4 ounce German. l brown trout What's really interesting is that a fish of that size would be a state record in many states, but it is only a healthy honorable mention in Utah. A-Th- on Set ROSE BARREN and her daughten, Diane, 13, Cindy, 14, Hyde Park, getting rendy for the set for Saturday, August 14. They will begin their 50 mile ride from Willow Park and ride through the back roads of the county and finish at Willow Park. Pledges are being Citizen Photo taken and proceeds will go to the Cancer Society. Bike-A-Th- i, A |