| Show nni "t “T Page 22 - The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday February 6 1994 — iPi aw ww Woman attends forum : Weddings wywywr4hf structured program to share April Churchill a Smithfield resi- Dominguez-Hodge- s Karen Marhcllj Dominguez and Cody Lewis Hodges were married Saturday Feb 5 1994 in Carmel Calif A reception followed the ceremony in Monterey Calif An open house will be from b-- pm Saturday Feb 12 1944 at the riences learn about different facets of society and discuss under professional guidance issues and possible solutions to the challenges facing modern tional conference Soroplimist International of the Americas (SIA part of the world’s largest service organization for society Youth Forum in Berkeley Springs W Va Jan 26-3- 0 She was one of 55 young people from around the world to participate in the educa- H Franklin County Senior Citizen Building 64 W 1st South Pre ston Idaho Friends and relatives are invited to attend No formal invitations are being sent The couple request no gifts Parents of the bride are Armon-dand Geniev e Dominguez of Carmel Calif She is a 193 graduate of Loyola Mary mount University in Los Angeles Calif Parents of the groom are Bruce and Carol Hodges of Preston Idaho and Sherylc Hodges of Las Churchill who was chosen after participating in SIA’s Rocky Mountain Region's Youth Forum attends Sky View High School where she participates in varsity sports and is a member of the ski and math clubs executive and professional women sponsors the Youth Forum to provide an opportunity for young people to convene in a o Cody Hodges and Karen Dominguez Hodges Shane Falslev and Angela Wegener Nancy Maurer Riebeek and Ronald Riebeek 0 from that evening at the David B Haight Alumni House Utah State University Friends and relatives are invited to attend Angela is a 1992 graduate of Logan High School and LDS Seminary She has been active in dance and performed as a USU The couple will reside in Logan and continue their educations at California State University at USU at River city High School in West f:30-N:3- Vegas Nev He is a 1 543 graduate of Loyola Mary mount University in Los Angeles Calif He was commissioned to an ensign in the United States Navy in June of 1993 After their honeymoon to Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara Mexico the couple will reside in Athens Ga where cody will continue his scrv ice in the United States Navy Angela is attending Aggiette majoring in interior design She is employed by Design West Shane is a 1990 graduate of Sky View High School and LDS SemiWegener-Falsle- v nary He served a mission in the Taiwan and Kathie of Taichung LDS Mission Tony Wegener Logan announce the marriage of He is attending USU majoring in their daughter Angela Wegener to international business Shane is Shane H Falslev son of LaRon employed by Abbey Carpets and Doris Falslev of Benson Thanks to all those who hosted The couple will be married Frishowers day Feb 11 1994 in the Logan They are registered at Everton’s LDS Temple A reception will be ZCM1 and Smithfield Implement USU Maurer-Riebee- Sacramento She teaches English Sacramento where she has worked since her two years' teaching in Poland wit the US k Ralph and Vcrginia Maurer of Calif announce the martheir daughter Nancy of riage Clair Maurer to Ronald Scott Riebcek son of Fred and Neli Riebeek of Richmond Peace Corps The groom is a 1991 graduate of Utah State University He earned a degree in secondary edu- Rocklin cation After graduation the groom joined the Us Peace Corps where he served as an English teacher in Poland It was while serving in Poland that the bride and groom met Showers were given by Patty Logna and Jim and Kay Potter They are registered at Theurers in Richmond The couple will live in Sacramento Calif They were married Saturday Feb 5 at the Shephard of the Sierras Church in Loomis Calif A reception followed the ceremony An open house will be from 8 pm Saturday Feb 12 1994 at the Richmond Community Building 6 W Main Friends and relatives are invited to attend The bride is a 1990 graduate of 6-- Report urges action on alcohol tobacco KANSAS CITY Mo (AP) — National efforts to combat substance abuse must go beyond illegal drugs and attack alcohol and tobacco dependency an American Bar Association study says "In recent years our nation's drug policy has focused primarily on illicit drugs giving little or no attention to the devastating effects of alcohol and tobacco” concludes the report by an ABA special committee on the drug crisis “Alcohol and tobacco are responsible for more deaths on an annual basis than all illicit drugs combined" The report released today at the ABA's national convention comes just days after University of Michigan researchers revealed a study showing that smoking and drug use are increasing among American after a decade of decline “We feel the problem is getting worse and not better” ABA President R William Ide III said "Inadequate attention is paid to the problem of alcohol abuse and 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