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Show Thursday, June 24, 1971' THE BEAVER (Utah) PRESS Grubby ilill JJ- JJ (zyJ'l - 1 1 1 llll H) A & I IIIUI II 1 1 P --s CHARGE... fn 1 By Warren Sattler JTl II Mnf HI " ), II II '"rppS Hi - 'GRUBW' . "HE WHO laughs NORTH CREEK By Emma Green 1 Visitors during the the F at En-n- is doopes, Mr and Mrs. Ben Mei chant and Darrell, Mrs. Julia Bradshaw, Mrs. Merlin Patterson, Miss Gwenn Patterson of Salt Lake, Mr. Jeff Marshall and boys and his mother, Mrs, Effie Marshall of Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bpyter and family of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. George Boyter went i last week Jjsie Puffer home were U1 Bonnie Sherman 1 i c Weds Michael Omana Miss Bonnie Sherman, daugn-t- er of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman, became the bride of Mr. Michael Omana in a ceremony In the Beaver First-Thi- rd Ward, June 5, 1971, Roy Yardley performed the ceremony. Sandi Hollingshead played the Wedding March. Walter Morten-se- n, grandfather of the bride, gave the prayer. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the Beaver National Guard Armory. The Bride wore a white gown of silk chiffon over satin. E had a round neckline and long sleeves, with Venice Lace accents. The floor length veil was bordered with Venice Lace appliques. She carried a white orchid surrounded by dark pink roses. Matron of Honor for her sister was Mrs. Clark (Sandra) Black. Other attendants were Mrs. Bert (Carol) Sherman, Mrs. Paul (Jan) Stuck!, Miss TeresaGillies, Miss Artys Greenwood and Miss Ellen i IT ilSer fatdr. Color Conssitry RENTALS SALES Most Credit Cards Easy Financing OAKDEN'S UNION 76 409 South Main St. DICK'S UNION 76 290 North Main Cedar City, Utah Beaver, Utah BEST FOR YOUR JL MONEY IN THE 111 I BOTTOM 6 CLASS! J- llXlVl T&i 8 II i iW'M 5-- L jO - low street-lengt- h. They carried bouquets of white carnations accented with purple status, purple leaves and ribbon. Deena Black, neice of the bride was the Flower Girl. The mother's corsages were pink roses and stephanotis. of the newly Grandmothers weds had carnation corsages. Carlos Mc Curdy was Best Man, with Bert Sherman, Richard Sherman, Clark Black, Robert Lingworthy and Guy Briggs as Ushers. Bert Sherman, brother of the bride was Master of Ceremonies for the program. Opening prayer was byacousin Eldon Mortensen. Cartw right played Donna a medley of songs on the piano. David Christiansen played the guitar and sang "Green, Green Grass of Home." Nell Smith sang "We've Only Just Begun." She was accompanied by her daughter, Patti. Vernon Condie, Jack Waters and Gordon Baker sang. Carol Kesler was their accompanist. Jim Rich sang the "Theme From Love Story" accompanied by Sandi Hollingshead. The closing prayer was by Roland Yardley. white wedding The three-tiere- d cake was accented with lavendar and flanked by purple candleabra. Louise Lott was In charge of the Guest Book and Peggy Stapley and Linda Bowden were In charge of the gift room. 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Several violations were processed for shouting game birds out of season and the Illegal possession of game ani- - r ' 1 m ? 5 service competence and To Buy or Sell Contact JOHN K. OGDEN, Representative 730 North Main Phong (801)438-229- 3 Beaver, Utah 84713 :yy The Minersville MIA Presents "'tiL , . 7:30 P.M. Minersville Ward Recreation Hall No Admission Lharge public Invited A ,1' j 'IJiLJ I Darla Joseph Weds Sherman Swindfehurst Darla Joseph, daughter of Mrs. Therlon Joseph, became the bride of Mr. Sherman Swindle-hur- st David Christiansen played the guitar and sang, "Let it Be Me." LuAnn Smith gave a reading. Nell up the North Fork of North Creek for a steak supper. Mrs. Loretta Evans is visiting in Draper for a Baker Reunion. She went with her son, Ray Dell, and family of Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. George Boyter visited in Ely, Nevada, Sunday for Fathers Day with their son, Lynn, and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Usher Wilcock d, and daughter, Brenda, of visited Mrs. Emma Green Saturday for dinner. Sue and Tracy Green were also present. Mil-for- CHEESE AND CORN FOR LUNKERS Big fish may not be as tempted by cheese and corn as some anglers think. Smith sang, "A Time For Us." Natural baits and artificial The closing prayer was said lures catch practically all of the trophy fish brought to a by Richard Joseph. formed the ceremony. LuAnn Smith took care of the noted Salt Lake fish taxiderHe suggests that angThe groom's parents are Mr. guest book. Mrs. Bob (Peggy) mist. and and Mrs. Rue Swindlehurst. Mrs. Richard lers after lunkers should avoid Tuckett A buffet supper was served to CTrudy) Swindlehurst were in the unnatural baits and turn to worms or lures. Rappela type family and friends following the charge of the gift room. Later that evening white wedding lures have taken a good many The ceremony. the couple were honored at cake was decorated in pink and of the fish he has prepared. a reception. They stood in front blue with a miniature bride and Anglers interested in having of an arch decorated with white groom ornament on the top. fish mounted should remember The groom, who is a recent a tip from the taxidermist. The pompoms, two shades of pink ribbon and white wedding bells. graduate of SUSC In Business key to preserving the natural The bride's floor-leng- th gown Administration, will be employed color in a fish is in the way it is of white silk crepe had a boat in Salt Lake where the couple cared for immediately after catneckline, long sleeves, a yoke wil make their home. ching. of lace and lace trim on the veil Her floor-leng- th skirt. was also trimmed with lace. Her three-quart- er length veil was held with a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of stephanotis and pale pink roses, accented with white velvet leaves. Mrs. Richard (Marge Ann) Joseph was Matron of Honor. Other were Miss Jana attendants Farrer, Miss Tanya Coates, Miss Sherry Lynn Marshall, Miss Gloria Jean Myers, Miss Patty Gentry, Miss LesaGrim-sha- w and Miss Joyce Smith. dresThey wore street-leng- th ses of pale blue flocked voile, a hot pink velvet ribbon accented the empire waistline. Chokers of white lace and velvet ribbon featured a small cameo in the front. The Matron of Honor wore a similar gown in pink. They all carried a single large white chrysanthemum. The bride's mother wore aplnk dress and the groom's mother wore blue. Their corsages were white glamelias. Best Man was the groom's broRichard Swindlehurst. ther, Ushers were Donald WUlden, Raymond Davis, Carl Roberts, Kent Swindlehurst, Richard Oak-de- n, Craig Craig, David Hair and Steven Sevy. Grant Esplln was Master Rebecca Henrie to Wed Melvin Carter of Ceremonies, Opening prayer was said by Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Cutler evening in the Sutherland Ward Bill Firmage. Chapel. Henrie announce the forthcoming mals added up a few more. One marriage of their daughter, RebOn July 3, a reception will be man was arraigned for hunting ecca, to Melvin Rex Carter, son in the Beaver Second Ward. given elk out of season, while two of Mr. and Mrs. Rex M. Carter. adults were charged with conThe couple plan to make their They will be married June 26 tributing to the delinquency of a in the St, George LDS Temple. home in Cedar City and continue minor. their studies at SUSC this fall. A reception will be given that on Saturday, May 29, 1971 in the Beaver Second Ward. Stake President Paul K. Nielson per- two-tier- ed ri : Behavior Modification If either of the above questions applies to you, then our program is designed specifically for you. 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