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Show Page Four The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid Fountain Green couple celebrates November 18, 1976 65th wedding anniversary Oct. 31 StewartCartwright marriage By Jeuie Oldroyd Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Oldroyd were honored on their 65th wedding anniversary, by their vows set today in LDS temple To be united in marriage at ceremonies in the Ogden LDS Temple today, November 18, are Ken Stewart of Logan and Miss Beth Cartwright of Richmond. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cartwright of Richmond and his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stewart of Fairview. A wedding breakfast for the newlyweds, to hosted by the bridegroom's parents is planned for the Mansion House in Ogden, and the brides parents will host a reception for the couple in the Richmond Stake Center this evening. On December 18, Mr. Leo Stewart will host Open House at their honor of the couple. All and Mrs. a no gift home children and grandchildren, at a dinner party in the home of their Mack daughter and and Ora Morley. Attending were the guests of honor, their children: Velda Fox, Roma Ivory, Maxine and Boyce Jensen, Ora and Mack Morley; grandchildren: Burke and Lou Jackson, Ronald L. and Mary Ivory, Leola and Glen Mikkeison, Sheryl and John Larsen, Danny and Kathy Jensen, Sandra and DeRay Sparks, Deanna and Mike Birdzell, Kim and Dorothy Morley, and a sister, Jessie The new Mrs. Stewart is a graduate of Skyview High School in Richmond, and is now employed in the comptrollers office, Utah State University. Mr. Stewart graduated from Mt. Pleasant High School in San Jose, Calif., and attended Snow College in Ephraim. He is now attending Utah State College in Logan, and is employed at Schreibere Cheese Compnay in Logan. He served an LDS Church mission in the Kentucky-Tennesse- e son-in-la- Mission. The young couple will honeymoon in Southern Utah and make their first home in Logan. Oldroys. Leonard was born September in Fountain Green, to John J. and Mary Ann Morgan Oldroyd. He was full of life, liked all kinds of games, to be out of doors, and to be with people, and have many friends. Minnie was born February 8, 1893 in Moroni to Isaac Morley 11, 1893 in Fairview area residents are invited to attend. The new Mrs. Stewart has chosen a gown of white chiffon with a Victorian neckline, long full sleeves and lace appliques on the flowing long skirt. Sht added a cathedral length veil, and will carry a bouquet oi rosebuds with babys breath. Her attendants gowns are Victorian length in autumn prints. They are Kris Abbott, Jill Bell, Susan Dunkley, sister of the bride, and Angela Cartwright, the brides sister-in-laThey will have nosegays of mums. Mrs. Cartwrights dress is floor length peach colored crepe with full sleeves and Mrs. Stewarts gown is identical in style, but of pale yellow. Each will wear a corsage of yellow rosebuds. Groomsmen will be Dean Briggs and Dennis Cartwright, brother of the bride. Shanna Gibbons is in charge of the guest book, and the gift room is being handled by Donna Johnson sister of the benedict, and by Sharon Brown; Gloria Jensen, Jeri Stevenson, Laurie Cain and Stephanie Langoni will serve the guests. Laicos hear Anita Farmer Anita Farmer, owner of VaLenes Floral in Mt. Pleasant, was the guest speaker at the Laicos Club on Thursday evening. Mrs. Farmer gave Ethel Lamb H. Ben Lamb in- Wales couple celebrates III 60th wedding anniversary structions on flower arranging and also presented many helpful hints on plant care. Club members said they learned a great deal on the individual care needed by houseplants which are popular in many homes today. Roxey Washburn was hostess to the dub members and Elery Nelson was a special guest. The next meeting wiU be hdd December 2 at the home of LaRue Beck. The children of H. Ben and Ether Lamb honored them at a dinner for their 60th wedding anniversary at the Canyon Inn in Fairview on November 14. The couple were married at Manti LDS Temple Nov. 15, 1916. Both have been active workers in church and civic affairs. Ben was born in Wales Nov. 3, 1893 to Henry C. and Mary F. Lamb. Ethel was born in Ftn. 3l n. Fairview man reaches 90th year Q, A baby girl was born Thursday, Nov. 11, 1976 to Captain and Mrs. David J. (Rolayne) Hansen, Sacramento, Calif. She is the fourth child for David and two girls, two boys. Rolayne Grandparents are the Hansens of our city; Mr. and Mrs. ... n. were 41 dinner. There family members at the Myron L. Johnson, Fairview, will be honored at an open house on the occasion of his 90th bir- thday, this Saturday, November 20. Friends and relatives of Mr. Johnson are cordially invited to attend the event which will be held in the Fairview South LDS Ward Cultural hall from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m. The family requests no gifts. Mr. Johnson was born in Fountain Green on Nov. 18, 1886, a son of Robert Hyrum and Mary Ann Huggins Johnson. He married Margaret Luella Terry on May 26, 1908. Mrs. Johnson died Sept. 23, 1963. Mr. Johnson has six living children, Mrs. Jay P. (Violet) Larsen, Mrs. Fred C (Vera) Jensen and Mrs. Corner T. (Fern) Llewelyn all of Magna; Mrs. Delmar (LaRue) Beck of Mt. Pleasant, Robert, Kaysville and Ross Fairview. Another son, Rex A. died Oct. 9, 1976. Sherman Mabye, Riverton, Utah. Visitors on Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dee Hansen were Mai ys mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Butler, two sisters: Lou Ceil Gibby and Pauline Barnett all of Ogden. The Rasmussen family here for the wedding reception honoring the new Mr. and Mrs. Steven Howarth (Kerry Field), and also visiting with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivin Rasmussen and all other members of the family at the reception, were Mr., Mrs. Ken Stewart Green Sept. 14, 1894 a daughter of Lars and Maria Nielson. They are the parents of Six children, Mrs. Venice Painter of Phoenix, Ariz., Bryant, Murray; Foster, Salt Lake City; Don, Springville; Glade of Wales; Charles Bert deceased. They have 18 grandchildren and 15 and Martha , Ellen Christensen 'Morley. What did you do for fun, Grandpa and Grandma? Was there anything to do? To that, grandfather Leonard replied, My boy, you kids dont know what fun is. Yours is bought and paid for, we made our own good times. Course there were picture shows....My father and brother later owned the picture show, and we could ones, go to all the movies-silen- t then. The dances were fun with pretty music, we could waltz to, do the Danish Tucker, the quadrilles, and such. In the winter there was a lot of sleigh riding, and always buggy riding. Oh, yes, we had plenty of fun, and learned how to work, too. Said Grandmother, Some of us girls sometimes walked from Moroni to Ftn. Green. Maybe we were hunting for beaux, but one time when we walked up here to visit our friend, Ruth Lund, I met your grandfather. After that, I got a job doing housework in Ftn. Green, for about $1.50 a week and my room and board. Were you pretty and was Oh, my grandpa handsome? yes. Havent you seen our pic- with Leonard's folks. For our wedding present, we were rich, they gave us two ponies and a cow. Later, when we got a farm out south of town, we worked hard and saved our money, bought a model T Ford, and we really had something. When we got that ...I well remember the first time I drove it I went up to Jerusalem to get Velda and Roma, or Maxine, who had walked up there for some fruit. Coming back lickety-split.- .. How do you stop this thing, I wondered! How did I know about brakes? We winded up safely out in the field, but oh, what a ride! To that , Leonard added: Yes, 65 years of married life.. .and just think, with one husband and just one wife. Maybe we are not very modern, or we could have had partners two, three, or four, but this way we have one wonderful Family Circle... who could ask for more? Yes, weve grown used to each other, remained loyal through the years, Weve now something more precious than gold...a big family circle of 87 persons, each member very special, to give us joy, and keep us company as we are growing old. When we were young, we seemed never to get tired, and winters never seemed so cold. We had lots of dreams and plans, but never thought of getting and Ruby Mangelson, Holladay; Joyce, and Mabin Hafen, their son Keith and his friend, Mike, Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Brad (Elaine) Tuttle, Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Rasmussen family, Bountiful; Gayle and Rita Rasmussen, Moroni. EXCELLENCE Excellent thinszs are rare. Austin We were married October 31, and came to live in Ftn. Green Leonard Oldroyd at 18 18 Hint1 How to cubs This couple have had six children, four of whom are living; 16 grandchildren; 44 and one great-gregrandchild. JbD--0 n, BRAND GELATIN Dissolve gelatin in boiling water, add cold water, pour into shallow pan and chill 4 hours. Dip knife in warm water and cut into cubes. Dtp pan in warm water and invert onto wax paper. For more tips send $1.00 to. The New Joys of Jell-Recipe Book, Post Office Box 3168, Kankakee, Illinois 60901. is a registered trademark of 1976 General Foods Corporation Jell-- General Foods Corporation HELP WANTED Position Available: Secretary to CommissionDirector, ers Organization, Richfield. Experience required in office management, shorthand (100 wpm), typSix-Coun- the Myron L. Johnson at Minnie Melinda Morley old. tures? Oh...we have to tell you about day we got married. There was a livery stable in Ftn. Green, and Leonard rented a buggy and a team of horses... Leonard and Ray Livingston, for the four of us got married the same day. We felt very fancy, driving along in this buggy. Your grandfather and I, and our friends, Ray Livingston and Grace Hansen. It took us most of the day to go to Manti, to get married. We stayed all night, and came home the next day. Leonard Oldroyd Minnie Oldroyd ty ing (70wpm), and public relations. This handsome young fellow is Shane Johnson who turned one year old today, November 18. He is a son of Valerv and Victor Johnson of Bountiful. Proud grandparents zre Mr. and Mrs. David Bird, Moroni, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen V. Johnson, ML Pleasant Send resume to Dr. Malan R. Jack-so- n, Executive Director, Box 191, Richfield, Utah 84701. Position to be filled by Nov. 22. j November Specials Automobile and Homeowners Policies from a Metropolitan Company? YES. BIO LAUNDRY CONCENTRATE 50 lbs. 100 lbs. $13.50 $26.00 SAVE MORE! 500 lbs. $120.00 Group orders welcome REPORT (Dishwasher 10 lbs. 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