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Show Sun Chroni cl Advertiser Thursday, May 14, 1970 o K'z Hooper Miss c; r engagement H. Belnap announce the engagement of their daughter, Shauna Lymn to Kevin Wayne Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Wayne Hansen of Roy. The couple will wed June 5 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple and will be honored that evening at a reception in the Hooper LDS 2nd Ward cul- serviceman May 8 - Janice BodSUNSET ily became the bride of FT-C Robert Neil Young in a ceremony performed etthe Sunset Stake Center May 8. Bishop Ernest 0. Larsen of the Sunset 6th Ward officiated. ed. follow- A reception carnations. Gaylynn Schroader, the maid of honor, wore a gold floor gown trimmed in blue She held a nosegay of blue tipped chrysanthyms wih blue streamers. Laura Erickson, Debbie Kathie Spend-lovSchofield, Linda Thayne and Gwen Watkins were bridesmaids. They wore pale blue crepe gowns and held nosegays of gold with gold stream- tural hall. Miss Belnap, a resident of was graduated Hooper, from Roy High and LDS Seminary. Shewasalsoa man-be- r of the Royal Choir and served as president of the Royalaires marching group. She later attended Stevens Henager College and is employed in Ogden. Mr. Hansen was also graduated from Roy High, where he served as an officer in the Royal Choir. He recently returned from four monthsbasictrainingin the Army Reserves and is presently attending Weber State College, where he is majoring in business manage- lgth e, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean H. Bodily. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Young. He is servStates ing in the United is stai.oned at and Navy Vallejo, Calif. The bride chose a white crepe gown with a lace overskirt. The round neckline, empire bodice and long full sleeves with wide cuffs were trimmed with lace. The illusion veil was attached to a dainty headpiece of lace and seed pearls. She held a cascade of gold Abbey roses and blue tipped floor-lengt- h floor-lengt- h chry-santhym- n ers. Steven Young, a brother of the groom, was best m an. David Bodly, John Ericson and Gary Foy ushered. FTMC Young will leave for Vallegjo May 21 to begin school. Mrs. Young will join him following graduation from Clearfield High this month. They will make their home in Vallejo. ment. MRS. RONALD J. AMIDAN tooj r;. v w ex - ; Aprender Guild Mr. and Mrs. LaGrande Sunset Miss weds .i - C fa h New announces '72n tsx. x-- x cm The May meeting of the Aprender Guild was held on May 3 at the home of Mrs. Marietta Parker, with Mrs. Ed White as Mrs. Eugene Holmes conducted the business of the meeting. Plans were discussed for a school-enfrolic to be held in the Municipal Park at Roy during the last part of May. Mrs. Dean Parker and Mrs. Maynard McEntire arranged the program for the d evening. Dr. Arley Flinders was guests anist for the evening, he gave an interesting account of activities in the Job Corps. Also on the program was Mrs. Sharon Olsen who en tertained with musical bers. Refreshments were served folby the hostesses to the lowing members and guests: Mrs. Arley Flinders, Mrs. D.W. Holley, Mrs. Eugene Holmes, Mrs. Glen Jackson, Mrs. Earl Larimore, Mrs. James Larison, Mrs. Henry Matis, Mrs. Maynard McEntire, Mrs. Lewis Newcombe, Mrs. Levi Parker, Mrs. Bert Rundquist, Mrs. Dean Parker, Mrs. James Russell, Mrs Ariel Smith, Mrs. Albert Taylor, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. Ezra Thompson, Mrs. Roy Tullis, Mrs. Ed White, Mrs. Newel Budge, Mrs. Navel Budg, Mrs. Mrs. Tom Foley and Mrs. J.V. Xi lota At a luncheon at the Man- sion House Monday afternoon, members of Xi Iota Sorority entertained their mothers and other guests. A program was presented which included a vocal solo by June Heiser, accompanied by Neva Simonsen, e two comic readings by Moon, a tribute to mothers by Edna Anderson and Mona Nebeker and a song by several sorority man-ber- num- rish, Katherine Stromberg and her mother, Elizabeth Foote, Katherin Young and guest Shirley Williams, Jennie Bingham and guests, Rose Ann Bingham and Mrs. Harbi3on, Shirley Carter and guests Jean Carter and Ann Jensen, Geri Frost and her mother, Sybil Carl, June Hdser and her mother, Hadley, Wilma Stewart and her mother Erma Peterson, Marcelle Weaver and her mother Della Cowley, Secret Sisters for the past Mona Nebeker and her moyear were revealed and new ther Olive Miles and Gloria ones drawn for next year. Mansfield, Jackie Robison The guest list included and hermotherMaxineTuel-ler- , Kerma Larsen and her Myrtle Altman and her guest, Doris Beck, Mary Chiguest Virginia Gannon and no and her guest Gladys Fa- Edna Anderson. La-Ra- Christine Legge Temple ceremony unites couple dh The Salt Lake Temple was the setting Friday for the rites uniting Bonnie Gale . Brown and Ronald J. Ami-dan- Parents of the bride are and Mrs. Carmen R. Brown of 3450 S. Midland, Mr. Dr., Roy. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. John Barton, 3026 Jefferson Ave., Ogden. That night a reception was held in the Kanesville Second Ward cultural hell. For her wedding and reception, Mrs. Amidan choose a floor length gow n of organza over white satin. The model featured delicate lace on the bodice and puff sleeves with matching iace and satin tapering down the front and on the cuff of A-li- engaged to Gene Pellew Her bridal bouquet contained pink roses and white glamellias. Attending as maid of honor was Mardene Beeton, with Judy Wallace, Marreen Taylor, Susan Barton and Sandra Barton as bridesmaids and Stephine Brown as flow er girl. They wore matching empire gowns of flowered organza oer cotton with lavender ribbon at tne waist. Each held a single pink rose. The duties of best man were performed by Gary Amidan with Mickael Amidan, Jerry Amidan, Larry Brown and Michael Brown as ushers. Following a w'edding trip to San Francisco, the couple will reside in Farr West. the sleeves. bt s. Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Legge announce the engagement of Christine their daughter, Anne, to Gene L. Pellew of Ogden, formerly of New York State The bridegrom elect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Pellew Sr., of Middletown, N.Y. Miss Legge was graduated from Roy High and is now attending Stevens Hen- ager College Mr. Pellew was graduated from Minisink Valley Central High and is presently employed in Ogden. No definite vedding date has been Ir-et- ta Jayccc convention The Roy Jayceesand Jay-certwill be convening this weekend once again for their annual State Convention. The Convention will be held Friday through Sunday in Cedar City. This year the Roy Jay-cettare hosting the State "Speak up contest at the Convention. Barbara Hansen is the chairman over the event with Joyce Donaldson and Perry Snider helping with refreshments. The contest will be held from 8 a.m. to noon Roy Kiwanis Randy Chaston was the guest speaker at the weekly Kiwanis Club last Wednesday night. Randy is a senior at Roy High. He told about how a program at the high school got started. Randy and Richard Bastian were the initiators of this unusual day of activity at the school, called Earth Day. Earth Day was an environmental teach-ipresented by Roy H igh April 22 and included a talk by Governor Calvin L. Rampton. Guest speakers from all over Utah, representing big companies, came and presented films and lectures on ecology, soil conservation, air and water pollution, conservation of natural resources, the Weber Water Basin project, etc. This was a very successful program and one that should become a yearly afn fair. Our sin cere thanks to Randy and Richard for the initiative to bring a program of this nature to the people of Roy. Roy Jaycettes The Roy Jaycettes rana concluding project for th year last Saturday. They had a very profi able day operating the Co ton Candy Machine in froi of Albertsons Food Stor The Roy Jacyee and Jaj cette elections were held Fr. day night at a joint meeting at Pauls Blue Ox. Newly elected officers for tne Jaycettes are Barbara Hansen, president, Joyce Donaldson, vice president, Myrna Tremea, secretary, Barbara Jensen, treasurer, Carol Heath, historian-reportePerry Snider, Geor and Gailen Stenberg, gia Bateman, directors. Tonya Carter, outgoing president, vill be the boards advisor next jear. r, set. an Camp 40 DUP Camp 40 of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will be held at the home of Ina Weston, 2364 W, 5600 S., Roy. for the meetbe Erma will Peterson. ing The meeting is set for May 25 at 7:30 p.m., instead of as previously scheduled. ss Mr. and Mrs. David M. Edwards of Arvada, Colorado, are parents of a baby boy, their first child born on May 8. Mrs. Edwards is the former Mary Kathryn Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Smith. The new baby is the Smiths eighth grandchild. Mrs. Smith left Tuesday to spend a week with the Edwards. and Mrs. Myron Child, formerly of Roy, visited friends here last week. They make their home in Portland, Ore., and came to Utah to attend the I.DS Church Volleyball tournaMr. ment. Mr. Child is the athletic director in his stake and brought one of the teams here for the event. Mrs. Robert Nail Young . . . exchangers vows CesEiidetf Foii-d- O OEsqco 2327 North Main Sunset, Utah 025-3fl2- 5 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Amidan of Hayward, Calif., have been visiting in Roy with Mrs. An.idans parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Sparrow. They came to attend the wedding of the Sparrow's daughter, Janet. They also attended the wedding of Mr. Ami-dan- s brother of Ogden. Neighborhood friends of Lewis (Blanche) Hargis entertained at a going away party in her honor last week. They met at the home of Mr. end Mrs George St other. Mrs Hargis is leaving to join her husband m Oklahoma where he is employed Mrs Owner Dennis Day Open Mon. Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Just north of Schwinn Bicycle shop) -- Lavm f.lovjer OgSos Cl Service Sharpen and Adjust Arthritis Sufferers: WAKE UP WITHOUT Rotary Type $3.50 $4.90 $7.90 Hand Reel Power Reel COMPLETE lUUZ - UP 6 Leaf Rake $1.75 Shovel $2.06 Also- - $G.Q5 SaSJSSC' other Lawn equipment on sale garden & ALL THAT STIFFNESS! New formula for arthritis minor pain is so strong ou can take it less often and still wake lip in the morning without all the pains stillness Yet so gentle vou can take this tablet on an empty stomach It s called A rthrms Pain Formula Get hours e'f relief Ask for A thriiis Fain Fnrmu'a hv 'hr muiui of A run m LaVar Smith is home from the hospital where he was a patient for a week. Mrs. STUD ENTS Smiths mother, Mrs. Stanley Sparks of Carey, Ida., is visiting at the Smith home for a w eek. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Morris are parents of ababy girl born May 1 1. They now have two boys and two girls in their family. High for naet ly I ynn. as a very special Mother's Day for Mrs. Henry Berg. She and Mr. Berg became the parents of a baby daughter that day and celebrated their wedding anniversary the next day. The IWgs have another daughter at home. It w Mr. and Mis. Ber. Stand- thor houseguests wck, Mrs. Standing's ing had as 1' st parenk, Mr and Mrs. Clare Christensen of VVesser, Ida. MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery, Mausoleum, Crematory NAME? 36th St & Quincy Ave. Ph. 394-55- 5 5 Understanding care . . . complete facilities . . . personal attention . . . pei feet details . . . experience these and more are part of what this name represents . . . and unequalled standard of high achievement and personal integrity in the field of funeral service. Wndall M. Nance . . . seeks office Newcomer files for Davis post Wendell Farmington Nance, a Republican, has filed for Davis County -- M. clerk-audito- VJEscr's GycSc Caios r. j newcomer to politics, Nance is a lifelong resident of Davis County. He resides at 65 N. 300 W., Kaysville. He is retiring from Huish Distributing Co., where he has been employed for the past ten years as chief acA countant and auditor. Previously, he was office Flitton returned and accountant of manager a weeks from three Monday a finance compuny. stay in England. She went to He graduated from Davis visit with her mother who is High and Henager School of ill Business and attended the Urcversity of Utah Mrs. to Congratulations He served two years as George Reimschussel who has been elected president of Kaysville City couna'man and hus been active in the the W omens Auxiliarytothe GOP as precinct chairman Association. Utah liental and convention delegate G. Taylor, also of Mrs. Mr Nance is married to the former, I.oraine Duncan Boy, was elected Secretary The elections w ere held at the of Clearfield. They have retent convention of the Asthree married children, all liv mg m B ngham City. sociation m Salt ake Como Ptiorao Mrs. Rex I Miami INA their Car-riga- 'mortuary WHATS and Mrs. Noel Sill have evened things up in their family with the birth of a baby boy, born March 8. This makes two boys and two girls for them .oo. third, for Mr. and Mrs. Steven Clark. The new one arrived May 4. Mr. and Mrs. James formerly of Roy, and now living in California, have a new baby daughter, whom they have named Hol- idont, Julie Summers, vice president and thy Johnson, secretary. dutfdc$loWM Mr. Its another girl, OFFICERS for Sunset Junior year will be Jacob Smith, pres- - see us for best deal 392-C04- 6 BSA Suzuki Sale-Serv- ice Parts 126 East 4600 So. Washington Terrace Watch for Conoco sign L ST-" Ka- - |
