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Show THE 4 PAYSON CHRONICLE Thursday, June 12, 1969 '- Hilights from Goshen Open house Leonard Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Steineckert, 1205 Belmont Ave., Long Beach, Calif., celebrated their 60ih wedding anniversary recently when an open house reception was given at the home of their son, Mark Steineckert, and his wife in Long Beach, Nuptial planned Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilding of Ammon, Idaho, announce. the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Dana Wilding, and Mr. Thomas L. Tolman, Mr. Tolman is the son of Mrs. Margaret Tolman, Salem, and Vaughn Tolman, Ogden, Utah. The young couple will be married July 8 in the Idaho Falls L.D.S. Temple; They will be honored at a reception July 9, in Idaho Falls and an open house is planned for them July 10 at Salem. Miss Wilding is a graduate of Bonneville High School, Idaho Falls, and of Ricks Jr. College, Rexburg. At present she is a senior at Brigham Young University majoring in Psychology with a minor in health and drivers education. California. They were married May 26, 1909, in Denver, Colo., and spent the early years of their married life in Payson, where their four children, Curtis L., Marx L., Carl R., and Afton (Mrs. R. L. Bench) were born. Mrs. Steineckert is the former Versa Curtis, member of a pioneer family in She became acquainted with her Payson. future husband while both were attending Brigham Young University in Provo. Later, Mr. Steineckert left for Boston, Mass., to continue his music career at the and New England Conservatory ofMu'-ic- , Versa entered the field of education, teaching locally and also at the Hawaiian school at the little Mormon Community at Iosepa, Tooele Co. She especially loved her students at the school, where all but two of the 28 students were native Hawaiians who came to the area with their parents, converts to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. At the close of the school year in 1909 the couple met in Denver, Colo., and were married there on May 25th. After a brief honeymoon they returned to Payson, where Mr, Steineckert became well known as a teacher of piano and band instruments. The family moved to Long Beach, Calif, in September, 1928, and have made their home there since that time, Mr. Steineckert continued his musical career and also played in the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra. Due to failing health he was forced to change his occupation to electrical work which he had done as ayoung man. He retired in 1949, Tne Steineckerts are members of the Long Beach Fifth Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She is also a member of the Blue Star Mothers of Long Beach. 274-330- 2 Roger Hanna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Cook spent the weekend with his parents. Roger is stationed at Fort Ord, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Norval Palmer received word that their son, Steven, has been wounded twice in the leg and thigh. He is with the 101 Airborn Division and was in the battle to take Hamburger Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trotter attended graduation exercises at U.S.U. Their son, Howard Adrian, received his bachelors degree at that time. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Allen and children of Citrus Heights, Calif., returned home Monday. They were here for Memorial Day and the Golden Wedding of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sher Thomas. Mrs. Ruby Steele returned home, Friday, after spending the past week with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Larsen at Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Larsen and children returned home after the Memorial Day weekend. They also celebrated with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sher Thomas on the occasion of their Golden Wedding. Miss Marion Green spent Monday and Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Djane Green. She was accompanied back to School at American Fork by her mother Mrs. Julia Palmer. and grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Long and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Neuton spent the past four days at Las Vegas, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rosenlof (Maurine Hall) Jana, Lizzie, Brian and Sandra Long spent the weekend visiting their cousins, Curtis and Kim Sorensen at the Tom Sorensen home in West Mountain. Maurine Hall wed to Gary Rosenlof Maurine Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clayson of Santaquin and Gary Rosenlof, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenlof of Mt. Pleasant were united in marriage in an impressive ceremony held Sat. May 31 in the Santaqain-Tinfi- c Stake Center. T.iey were married by Bishop Justin R. Lamb in the presence of family members and friends. Mr. Tolman graduated from Spanish Fork High School, attended Brigham Young University, and filled an L.D.S. Mission At present he is serving in in England. the U.S. Air Force. They will make their home in Fallon, Nevada, where Mi. Tolman will be stationed for his Air Force Assignment. Pwn Eva Cook spent the past Kathy Allen at Citrus Heights, California. She also attended graduation exercises for Kathy AlMiss Kathy week visiting Following the ceremoiiy the couple wore honored at a wedding reception in the Siake house. Tne bride wore a lovely wedding gown designed by herself and made by her mother. It was made ol delustered satin and the bodice and sleeves wore covered with lace. The bridal veil was of tulle and the tiera was made and designed by the bride of pearls and crystals, Tne colors were white and orchid, Thebrides bouquet was of two large orchids surrounded with symbidiu.n orchids. The bride maids wore leis imported from The mothers bouquets were a Hawaii. white orchid and the flower girls carried baskets with vand.a orchids. Standing in line were parents of the bride and groom; best man was Larry M'.rtenson and Mike Rosenlof, brother of the groom, Shirley was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Janet Hr Tis, Kay Higginson, Mirla Bowers, Flower girls were Tena Dorine Wall. Hall, Cindy Hall and RaNae Hall. Receptionists were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hail and Mr, and Mrs, Don Rosenlof. Carrying gifts, Jerry Hall, Gordon HaH, Boyd Hall, and Randy, Kelly and Scott At the bridesbook was Miss Rosenlof. Ruh Lee Wall and M.ss Becky Russell. At the gift table, Gaylia Moore, lone Hall, Delores Hall, Carolyn Moore, BelvaFran-eoSheryl Herget and Orline Clayson. Serving were Gwen Moore, Susan Hall, Kathy, Hall, Jean Hall, Diane Hall, Belva Dean Francom and Jinelle Clayson. The bride is a graduate of Payson High School and Seminary and attended Provo Trade Tech and the B.Y.U. She is presently employed by Adult Probation and Parole in Provo, The groom has served four years in the Navy, graduated from Orem High and is presently employed at Geneva. The couple left for a honeymoon in Southern Utah and are now making their home in Orem, Utah. Goodwine her friend, Eighteen month old Lisa Mince laughed with joy as she opened her birthday present Thursday, June 5, when a baby kitten jumped out. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mince. Elected to council Jeanette Crump, daughter of Bishop and Mr':. Ronal J. Crump, has been elected to serve on the Executive Council at Snow College for the 1969-7- 0 year. Jeanette was elected as the Public Relations Secretary after a week of rigorous campaigning. She will be working closely with Richard Williams from Castle Dale, who will be Student Body President for next year and five other Executive Officers. During the impressive installation ceremony at the Inaugral Ball on May 23, 1969, Jeanette was officially installed to this office. The SCSC, Snow College Ski Club, also nominated Jeanette, a ski club member, to compete in the Miss Snow Pageant. All those competing attended an afternoon tea where a former queen gave them hints on walking, poise, and general information to help them feel more at ease during the contest. day of the contest they were interviewed by the judges after which they participated in bathing suit competition, talent division and formal attire. This has been a full, interesting year for Jeanette and she is looking forward to an even busier year full of activities and study during 1969-7- 0, On the and Mrs. Ray Hiatt recently toured Europe with their son, Grant. Rat Patrol" of World Like the famed War II that harassed the Germans in the North African desert, Army Specialist Four Neil S. Dixon of Payson, Utah, is fighting the enemy in Vietnam, in jeep mounting machine guns and recoilless rifles. Spec. 4 Dixon, 20, son of Mr, and Mr.;. Sheldon S. Dixon, 411 W. Third, S., Pay-sois a radio telephone operator in Troop E of the 173d Airborne Brigades 17th Cavalry. His job with the troop involves reconnaissance, combat assaults, convoy escort duty, and road security between Bong Son and Qui Nhon. The striking power of these jeep-borparatroopers is swift and deadly. The main difference between the operations of the Rat Patrol" Troop E and its World War II counterpart lies in the terrain and climate. harder to find the hills and jungles enemy in the than it was in the desert. Spec. 4 Dixon entered the Army in n, ne Its rain-soak- December 1957, completed basic training at Ft. Lewis, Wash., and was stationed at Ft. Beming, Ga., prior to his arrival overseas last June. Touring Europe All of the beauties of the Old World were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hiatt and their son, Noel, when they joined their son and brother, Grant, who recently completed a Southwest Brittish Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day and West Mountain. The young couple will exchange vows A reception will be held in Jane 14th. their honor that evening at the Santaquin-Tinti- c Stake Center. The bride-elegraduated from Payson High School and Seminary this past May. The benedict graduated from Payson High School and Seminary in 1968 and has been attending the Utah Technical College at ct Provo. their home in West They plan to make Mountain. Sherwin Thomas, son of Mx1, and Mrs. Neil Thomas, returned home last Saturday evening, after receiving his army discharge. He spent the past year in Vietnam. are vacationing at the home of their Grandmother, Mrs. Myrtle Hansen. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Mullians. Mrs. Sharon Hurst and baby son, of Pay-sovisited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Cook the past weekend. n, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Cook returned home last Friday after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson, of Los Molinas, Calif. i Tammy and Penny Mullians of Kearns Mrs. Katherine Wimmer of Riverside, Calif, is spending a month vacationing in Utah. She plans to spend her time visiting her sisters, Mrs. Margaret Waterbury of Elberta, Mrs. Patricia Bartholomew of Payson, Mrs. Madelene Lindquist of Orem and members of the Riley family. Mrs. Wimmer will be remembered as Miss Katherine Riley formerly of Goshen. Mr. Sam Elton is presently living with his daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts. He is recuperating from surgery. son-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Christensen opened the Fros D Stop in the newly remodeled building that used to be the post office.' The new Post Office at 707 Main St., next the the LDS Church, was opened last month. BEEF for FATHER'S DAY Saints. They met Grant at Luxembourg and toured Germany. One of the highlights of Germany was Heidleberg with its ancient castle then on to Austria. Their visit was saddened when they viewed the concentration camp of Dachau and a crematorium wnere Jewish bodies were burned. The scenes of Salzburg was enlightened by the knowledge that is was here that the beauty was recorded on film for the glorious musical of Rodgers and Hammer-stein- s Sound of Music. The scenic wonders of Berchesgarden was also seen by the Hiatt family. The saw the splendor of England and Wales. It was notable to visit, Merthry, the city of the ancestors of David O. Mc- Kay. Another special point of interest was the home of William Shakespeare. They went through three sessions of the London LDS Temple. In Europe they were surprised at the skirts; they were so very mini-min- i. Stratford-on-Avo- Dear Mildred; n, BEEF for 's& r-?- FATHER'S DAY .r Left: Participating in the Junior Legion Auxiliary Convention r: Leslie Jo Powell, Kathie Llewellyn, Brenda Heath. Back: Lynette Bjarnson, Betty Llewellyn, Mona Hall, were, front, I to Janette Daniels and Thelma Moriarity. Cenferdn charge of American Legion Auxiliary closing social, Irene Madson, Betty Llewellyn, Mona Hall and Una Payne. Right Partici pating in Memorial Day Activities were, front, I to r: Tei Wendy Llewellyn, Tracy Peterson, Debbie Butlei Judy Wilson, Kaye Brook, Janette Daniels, Stacey Butlei Julie Wignall. Back: Gilbert Ercanbrack, Ross Dowdle, Ma Llewellyn, Milton Hall, Mona Hall, Betty Llewellyn, ani Brook, Lenore Jones. Jr. Legion attends spring convention Those present were: State President Etta Nelson, 1st Vice President Betty Colder, National Coinmitteewoinan Hazel Ransom, Communications Barbara Gwil-liaGirls State Dora Trowbridge, Junior Activities Thelma Moiiarty, Legislative Edna Plowman. These were all State Officers. Those going from Payson vere Junior Advisor Mona Hall, President Betty Llew. ellyn, Leslie Jo Powell, Lynette Bjarnson, Janette Daniels, Brenda Heath and Kathie Llewellyn. After the convention the party traveled to Salt Lake City and spent the remainder of the day there. CLOSING SOCIAL On June 2, 1969, the Legion Auxiliary held their Closing Social in the Legion Hull. It was an Put LuckSupper and it was a Each member of the Unit was contacted to see what they were wearing and this vyas the outfit they were to wear to the event. Needless to say there were some pretty e. What kind of clothes can I take south. too warm here, but were going fishing down to Lake Powell and then over to Vegas a few days. Sun Nut Dear Sun Nut; , You too will need shorts I think, of course Wranglers may be to your liking. Sometimes its cooler to keep the sun off the legs. A bathing suit is a must and they are darling this year, both two piece and one. We have a lot with little boy legs, really easy to wear. In Vegas youll need a dress for evening and something fun for the daytime wear inside. Come in and let our girls help get you ready to go. Have lots of fun and catch lots of fish. Im Plans revealed Mr. and Mrs. Fred E, Neil Jr. announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Bobbie Dawn and Mr. Ronald A. Maurin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maurin of Santaquin. The young couple has chosen June 20 for their wedding day and vows will be spoken in the Payson First-Fift- h Ward Cultural Hall Miss Neil has chosen as her bridesmaids the Misses Karen Maurin, Sharon Martinez, and Annette Olsen and her flower girls will be Michelle Maurin and Jodi Neil. Gary Murin will attend to duties of best man. The young couple will make their home in the Payson area following their mar- riage. tk On Saturday, Jane 7, 1969 the Payson American Lpgimi Junior Auxiliary journeyed to Morgan, Utah for aSpring Convention. Poppy Posters, Americanism contests were held. Decorations and favors wore displayed. Handiword and the country of the year was displayed in ttie form of a doll dressed like Malaysia the country to be studied for the year. Elections took place and a lovely luncheon was served to those present. Mrs. Jack Van Ausdal of are announcing the engagement Santaquin and forthcoming marraige of their daughter, Sharon Lynn, to Mr. Merton L. Moon, son of Mr. and Mrs. James D,. Moon of Mr. m, Mr. Jeep patrol Engagement len. y Kitten for Lisa Sharon Van Ausdal Cookbook given Mrs. J. R. (Irma) Sayer, President of the Utah County Woolgrowers Auxiliary, recently presented a cookbook on the cooking of Lamb to the first mother who had a baby closest to Mothers Day. The new mother was Mrs. Murlynn G. (Lannetta) Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. Buckley are the parents of a baby girl born May 12 at the Pavson Hospital. goofy outfits and there was fun for all. special event was planned, our own version of the Academy Awards witli special mementos going to the winners in the rather Unusual catagories. Special guests for the evening were State 1st Vice President Betty Calder, State Secretary Maxine Bishop, State Chaplain Hazel Roylance and District 4 President Afton Oborn. The Legion Auxiliary officers want to thank everyone for the help and support they gave This year. Without much help A M.ldred cMM Home of Beautiful Fashions 135 West Center Provo we would not have been ao.e to carry out the many projects tint we had outlined for this year. MEMORIAL FLAGS On Thursday, May 29, 1969, the American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary and Junior Auxiliary met at the cometary to pay their respeet to the servicemen who had died. They did this by placing crosses and flags on the graves of all those wtio iiad been in the service of their counry. This is done every year, but it is the the Junior Auxiliary. On Memorial Day the Legion held a special service at the cemetary conducted by Commander Max Llewellyn and Chaplain Duane Dockstader. M my of the Legion-aire- s participated. first time for ) |