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Show THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, May 19, 1988 IQi H krrtiTTra Iv made several promises during the past month that I can not keep, Ive been asked to n my column of several years ago about Lilac blossoms and my memories of them with AW, Gram, and myself. I simply cannot find the original. I shall, however, keep looking and perhaps next year will use the words about Lilacs. By the way, If any of you happen to have a copy of It . . . youll have my thanks. Ethel Whittney Breanna Kohl Has Big Bash On Her First Birthday Out My Window Whittney Breanna Kohl, the daughter of Ken and Jaymi Kohl of West Valley City, became one year old on May 14. Ethel Bradford She was born at Ft. Polk, Louisiana while her parents were in the armed forces and she has one brother, K.J. mothers, takes her children to the shops to buy clothes for the coming season. And, as you well know, this means everything from the skin out. The whole schmoo. Whittney is the granddaughter of Jim and Dorene Meinburg, West Valley City, Charley and Karen Ritchie, West Valley and Boise, Idaho, and Tom Kohl, Sr., of Boise. All went well. They found the right dresses, the fun tops, skirts, pants, shoes, socks. The whale bit. Neat. And then, they strolled into the lingerie department for underpanties, tights, . . .bras. Yup, bras. And there cruel, cruel fate gave this trusting, innocent, loving mother and the big blow. One of lifes cruel blows recently hit a young mother I know, and my heart bled for her. For the daughter, bless her unknowing, lil ole adolescent heart, tried on bras and the mother suddenly realized the girl would have to have a larger size than the mother needed or ever would need. She rang my doorbell, and, as I led her in I could feel her hurt as the words were torn from her. She faltered, tried to smile and failed, but slowly the troubles with her daughter tumbled out. Word by halting word. Now, like all mothers of daughters, this one had anticipated the time when she would motherly reassure her growing daughter not to worry. That time and patience would help her fill out a sweater. But this time there was a switch, and the mother cringed in the corner with arms folded sternly across her chest, to hide the undeveloped lines beneath. No, the young girl is not pregnant and planning an abortion. Shes not spaced out on drugs, either. She isnt in training for a life as the second "Happy Hooker", is not leaving home and she hasnt been hiding whisky bottles in her room, either. These, however, were all the possibilities that flashed through my mind as the slender young mother sat there, head in her arms, shaking, and I sat opposite her, unable to figure out if she were crying, laughing or both. I dreaded asking the necessary question, "What has she done?" Cringing from the fleeting thoughts that her daughter might even be contemplating murder or suicide. No, no, I told myself, it couldnt be one of those. And then the words started to come. Halting, ruefully, bitterly. One after another the sad words were said, and, as I became aware of the true situation, Im afraid I inwardly grinned, but outwardly shared her bitterness. Now there isnt a man in he world who will understand that mothers plight, but also, there also isnt one woman alive who wont understand fully. Its like this, see. Every Spring, like all Her , What a twist of fate! The mother, the wise, experienced, mature mother, wearing under her blouse while her eighth grader assuredly entered the ladies department and ordered a 36-C- . are Melva Shields, Delta; Bob and Dorma Meinburg, Boise; Frank and Helen Hildebiand, Rose Park and Pauline Kohl, Port Huran, Michigan. two greatShe also has grandmothers, Fawn Dillenbeck, Utah and Florence Hinckley, Buckwitz of Knoxville, Tennessee. DEADLINES: All Milestone stories be in the Green Sheet office at least TEN (10) days BEFORE the date you wish your story to be published. We regret there can be NO MUST The last report I had from the mother was that she is subscribing to all the movie and grocery counter' magazines. Not to pore over any article, but to scour the ads. You know, looking for the ones "Guaranteed to add three sizes to your bustline in three months. " Quite a switch from the norm,. I must say. Instead of the girl buying and hiding the magic creams or the guaranteed exercise regimen, it is the mother whos reduced to such extremities. Yes, life does toss out hard blows, but shes far from the first mother who has suddenly been set back on her heels, muttering. "Egad, what hath I wrought." MISSIONARIES i David Michael Eva Beckstead Tischner Honored On 80th Birthdav ft The children of Eva May Beckstead Tischner will honor their mother on May 21st with an open house for her 80th birthday. It will be held in the Ben r ion LDS church, 5775 So. 2700 West, between the hours of 2 and 4:30 p.m. Tester David Michael Tester entered the Missionary Training Center, May 18, in preparation for serving a mission in Tallahassee, Florida. His farewell meeting was held on May 15, in the Hunter 10th ward. Aimee Elizabeth Racine Weds Mark Wayne Nilson rt life Aimee Elizabeth Racine and Mark Wayne Nilson were married on May 2, in a double ring ceremony at the Seven Oaks Reception Center. A rehearsal dinner was held at the Putting Green and a reception followed the wedding ceremony. Eva May married A. Wayne Tischner on March 11, 1926 in Salt Lake City and the marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. During her mar.ied years she was employed in the U. I. Sugar Co. Lab during beet season for about four years. She has also worked as a cashier and checker at Bennions Merc., Dicks Foodville in Kearns and Frame Market at 6th East in Salt Lake. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Racine of Murray and is attending Murray high. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. also of Nilson, Gayle Murray. He is a Murray high Attending the bride as maid of honor was Angie Schwisow and the bridesmaids were Stephanie Evans, Terri Hagen, Megan Fenton, Jennifer Racine, Wendy Racine and Teisa Hagen. Celebrate Golden Wedding , Pre-nupti- al mu The Green Sheet To Missionaries great-grandchildr- DRESS TERRY Solids QQt 0 Nice ' is attending the graduate, University of Utah with a baseball scholarship and is a pitcher for the U of U team. She was a supervisor at the Murray Fair and also the Utah Sherrill Anderson was at the State Fair for many years, book. in guest the needle work and working sewing departments. She has Best man duties were entered much crocheted work in Tim Blackham and performed by fairs the and then it given Owen and Erna Searle will be away the groomsmen were Lance to her family members and honored at an open house on May Apparel and is known for her Nilson, Rick Hagen, Rich Dov.-nfriends. skills in and handwork sewing 27, upon the occasion of their Tim Nevener, and Toby, Scott and and her grandchildren reap the 50th wedding anniversary. Ryan Racine. Mrs. been Tischner has active in also Their children will host the benefits of this hobby. She is LDS the church, serving as a The newlyweds will honeymoon event at the Hunter Stake Center, an avid genealogist. counselor under two Relief in Hawaii The two have been active in the and then make their 3737 So. 5600 West, between the The is the son of Society presidents in Bennion, home in Salt Lake. LDS church, serving a mission Michaelmissionary hours of 7 and 9 p.m. V. and Karmen E. Tester and as a counselor in the MIA. Owen and the former Erna Pack together in Texas and they are of Taylorsville and the She has also been a counselor in grandson now the at Jordan River parties were hosted working were married on May 27, 1938 in of Carlos and Esther Gerona and the North Jordan Stake MIA. and Sherrill and Renee Jean LDS by Temple. the Salt Lake LDS Temple. and Nellie Tester. Owen has been a youth advisor, Roby She and her husband have been Anderson, Maureen Helm, Kay He is a graduate of Taylorsville The met following Bishopric executive couple clerk, married for "62 wonderful years Soffe, Pat Johnson, Jackie school. Owens LDS mission to the secretary and quorum secretary. high and we love our posterity very Silivka, Loy Susan Mackay, Central States. Their early years Erna has been a Blazer leader, much," she tells. Cleo Sorenson, Allred, Phyllis together werre spent in Salt Lake and a primary, Sunday school and Lorimer, Beverly Daw, Verla City. They soon bought land visiting teacher. They are the parents of five Winters, Yancy. Beverly which they farmed. Owen, also, children: E. Duane (Lorraine) They are the parents of five worked at Rio Grande Motorway R. Neil (Dee) Tischner, Kearns; Also Chriesta Bytheway, Annie and later as a steel worker. He children: Erna Lee (Mrs. Wade) Tischner, West Valley; A. Jay Hinnin, Dorene Brimhall, Eva West Valley City; Schofield, retired in 1977 from Mark Steel. (Wilda) Tischner; Ila Rae (Mrs. Bassett, Anita Alice Reit, After retiring he returned to Clinton (Delores) Searle, West Roy) Peterson; and Arnold Wayne Ken West Jordan; school (Judy) Searle, Community Tischner, Jr., deceased. through Heusser, Joyce Benard, Lynnette Education and graduated June 9, Valley City; Paul (Karen) Searle, Arnold, Deonna Maughan, Janet Cedar City and Ella Rene Ellett of 1987. This wa3 They have 21 grandchildren' 41 Racine, Jeannette Fink, Minnie happening Taylorsville. and one Llewelyn, Angie Schwisow and featured in a Green Sheet article. great-grea- t They have 17 grandchildren. Ema is retired from Osborne grandchild. Becky Swenson. Owen And Ema Searle Off rtf yd- - Why Pay More? CHEST STRIPE KNIT 60" Ige. Selection 084 70 yd. Reg. 2.98 COTTON SHEETING All Colors Reg. 2.98 Why Pay More? AA(f Y8 yd. BRUSHED NYLON r,s 98i SHIRTING Reg. 2.98 Lge. Asst. Why 004 YU yd. Pay More? GAUZE Plain & Prints On Bolts A Af YO yd. SAVE MONEY 9:30 MAY to 4:45 PM 25 to MAY 31 AM OPEN SAT., 10-- 2 268-874- 7 1 |