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Show THE SENTINEL Page 6 Thursday, Sept. 29,1983 Susan Peterson weds in Jordan River Temple Jordan Valley social life Westvale has back-to-scho- family Susan Peterson, daughter of Grandale Mr Mrs and West Jordan, Finlayson, became the bride of Brian Gong, Sept. 17 in the Jordan River LDS Temple. A reception was held at the Garden Villa Condominiums garden in Provo that evening. A wedding breakfast honoring the newlyweds was given by the groom's parents, Mr and Mrs Walter Gong, at the White House Reception Center. Matron of honor was Mrs Gloria Bastian and Marguarite Gong was an attendant. Best man was Gerritt Gong. The bride has a BA and . Browns celebrate 50 years on Oct. 2 ol night Sept. 15 Sept. 15 was a special night for Westvale Elementary School. It marked the first PTA meeting of school year. In the 1983-8- 4 keeping with tradition, this was a combined PTA meeting and "Back to School" night for the School Travelers Rest j Old Towne Originals, 25 N. Main St., Midvale, will hold a Special Doll Show on Oct. 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. Over 60 different dolls of three main varieties will be shown: stocking dolls, jointed 401o on4 crvff. nl.fUnr.: drawing will be held for three beautiful dolls. The talented will be on hand to greet those attending. The dollmakers are Marcia Crump, Midvale, who makes stocking dolls; Melinda Kettle, Midvale, who makes jointed clothespin dolls; and Cheryl Piper, West Jordan, who makes dolls. doll-make- rs Check Jars Jar defects are responsible for food most USU to according spoilage, extension food specialist Dr. Georgia Lauritzen. Be sure to check the sealing edge of canning jars for nicks, cracks and sharp edges. home-canne- d of Sons of Utah Pioneers, Temple Quarry chapter, returned recently from a bus tour which included the national encampment at Kanab. A member of the group, Glen County libraries schedule workshops, films, classes Greenwood, was installed as national president of SUP. The tour included visits to pioneer homes and later homes which feature pioneer relics in their decor. Also enjoyed were trips to the Coral Sands, Colorado City, Pipe Springs, and an extended cruise on Lake Powell to Rainbow Bridge. Preschool film festivals are conducted each Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Whitmore Library, 2197 E. 7000 S. Children, 3 to 5 years of age, are especially invited to watch films selected especially for them in the Rainbow Room. Calligraphy for beginning and advanced students will be taught at the Whitmore Library, on Wednesdays, Oct. 5 through Nov. 23. Beginning classes will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. and advanced will be from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Carole Taylor, Jordan Community School, will instruct the courses. There is a tuition fee. News 4-- H Club of The Busy Canners West Jordan has had a busy and successful summer. The club enrollment is made up of Cathy, David, Anne, Daniel and Jane Drake. The leader is Emily Drake their grandmother. The Club entered 15 canning exhibits in the county and state fairs. They received blue ribbons on all their exhibits at both county and state fairs. They also received five best of show purple ribbons at the county fair. 4-- H WANTED Girls from ages of 6-1- for 4 4-- H 4-- H Dynamic Kids a jr. drill team 619 E. 9800 S. 942-080- 3 a NEW Soft Contact Extended Wear Lenses Lenses includes 1 Bauacri & Lomb iHydroCurva V mi Jordan Branch Library, 10300 S. Beckstead Lane; Ruth Vine Tyler Branch Library, 315 Wood Street, Midvale; and West Jordan Branch Library, Redwood Road. Sudden Infant Death will be (SIDS) Syndrome explored at the Whitmore Library, on Monday, Oct. 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. Debbie SIDS Strong, Foundation, will discuss high risk children, recent research and common misconceptions. Preschool films will be shown at the Peterson Branch Library, 9340 S. 700 E., on Friday, Sept. 30 at 11 a.m. and on Saturday, Oct. 1 Saufton Bausch & Lomb Call us for special rates on eye examinations and follow up visits. No dispensing fees. OFFER GOOD THRU SAT., OCT. 1, 1983 week only) Save at 10 a.m. Titles include "Popeye Meets Baba," "Gingerbread Man" and "Goliath II." A Family Healthy Heart Workshop will be held at the on Whitmore Library Wednesdays, Oct. 5 through 26 from 7 to 8 :30 p.m. The Healthy Heart workshop is designed for families with a history of heart disease, stroke or high blood pressure. Topics will include physiology of the heart, blood vessel disease, nutrition and cooking, designing a personal exercise program and stress management. Register in advance by calling For further information on this or any other program, call the Salt Lake County Library System, 533-614- 1. Mai U) 943-463- 6. r Gibson's-178- 1 W. ' The Midvale Stake Relief Society sponsored a Visiting Teachers Conference Sept. 10, at the stake center. The theme was "Helping The One," and ward depicted in music, talks and skits. Fourteen ladies were honored and presented gifts after serving as a Relief Society visiting teacher for 50 years. Each ward and the Spanish and H'mong branches had displays of the various Relief Society lessons. Refreshments were served in the cultural hall. The event was under the direction of stake Relief Society presidency, Ella Beth Leavitt, Mildred Jeppson, Connie Haws, Shirley Pugmire and board members. Jenkins Cousins The Jenkin's Cousins club had a get together Thursday at a luncheon at the Outpost and then met at the home of Estella Beckstead for a social afternoon. Leretta Jensen was They honored their Aunt La Vina Scanlon, Salt Lake, who was celebrating her 89th birthday. Others attending were Edith Sund, East Midvale; Joy Despain, Granite; Alice Wall-greThelma Anderson, Emma Jones, Verna Barton, Fern Denman, Faye Jenkins and Goldie Jenkins, all of Midvale. ' s. IN www v ww West Jordan Qidk The Midvalley Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their opening meeting in East Midvale at the home of Lucile LeDuc. Captain Sarah Little conducted the meeting and gave the lesson "The Year of 1883." Aulene Whitlock gave a family history. Refreshments were served by the hostess. 561-011- 51 N. 1 Main. Midvale Special! 145 Counting IS3O0 Off Program So tk 6100 So. 262-336- 1 , - ,H 264-838- 8 ioA E. Murray Can the Best The quality of canned fruits and vegetables will be no better than the quality of the raw foods used. For the best flavor, USU extension nutrition specialist Dr. Georgia Lauritzen suggests using only young, tender freshly harvested fruits and vegetables. Weekly Group Meetings Too! - wo . No nypnoeie Drugs ftegJi 9)uefts ccaston 2orotiea Special Interest Fireside was held Sunday at the Midvale stake center. Lyle Reading conducted the meeting. Mr and Mrs Earl Davies spoke and gave a film presentation of their LDS missionary work in and Tonga the Samoan missions. A vocal solo was given by Lisa Fristrup. Refreshments were served by Midvale East, the host stake. Call Claudette - $5.00 UPHOLSTERING HOUSE Upholsters of Fine Furniture QAieddinq A Regional 5J5 8 Pinemortt Dr. Suite --i oft Regional Fireside No Short 255-532- 2 The young women of the Midvale East first ward had an outing at Storm Mountain in Big Cottonwood Canyon, Thursday. Hiking, a foil dinner, toasted marshmallows and singing around the campfire were on the program of activities. The girls were accompanied by Bonnie Torgenson, Harold and Bev Virgin, Bill and Kim Armstrong, Brian and Leesa Afton. lias JUST 8 WEEKU . Daily Individual Gun and Leslie Wastlund. Cherlynn's Floral Midvalley Camp DUP Women Can Lose 35 lbs. Men Lose Even More! 9000 S. Invitations, table decorations, program and favors carried out the theme of "Hats Off." n, c UCCGSSFULDIQTEnG'CUtJIC I Floral Boutique Just North of A group 7909 S. Ali GREEN PLANT SALE! (1 An introduction to the Lamaze Childbirth Method will be presented at the South Jordan Branch Library, 10300 South Beckstead Lane, on Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. Expectant couples who are looking for a childbirth method are invited to watch a free film and ask questions to a certified instructor. Make it easier to find materials in the library by attending free workshops at any of several Salt Lake County libraries on Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. Librarians will conduct tours and offer personalized tion on the computerized catalogs at the Peterson Branch Library, 9340 S. 700 E.; South CLUBS Bingham Junction Camp the Daughters of Utah ' Committees were under the Pioneers held their first meeting . direction of Mr and Mrs Wayne of the new season at the home of Erma Anderson, captain of the Smith, Mr and Mrs Douglas Anderson, Mr and Mrs Cliff organization. The lesson, "The Year of 1883," was given by Nell Thompson, and Mr and Mrs Peterson. Refreshments were Myron Brady. served by Mrs Anderson. committee Smith, Fern out surprise member, passed SharP CamP DUP gifts for those who attended. Crescent first ward young girls The Sharp Camp of the waited on tables. Daughters of Utah Pioneers held All over 60 were invited. their opening social Sept. 12 at the East Midvale stake center. Joanne Strasburg, captain, Midvale East first ward conducted the meeting. The The young women and young lesson, "The Year of 1883" was of the Midvale East first men given by Melissa Beckstead. ward held a combined activity Leslie Wastlund sang pioneer Wednesday at the Midvale East Bless and "God songs was stake center. A dinner and She America." A on the accompanied piano by her program was featured. was musical A presentation Karma Jensen. mother, pot furnished by the ward bishopric, luck luncheon was served. Richard Tholen, Laron Olson and Paul Henneman, and the Midvale Stake young men's presidency, Gary The presidency of the Midvale Elliot, Cal Thornton, Ralph Stake Special Interest group has Parker, and Shawn Frandsen. been reorganized. New officers The activity was under the are Lyle Reading, Nelda Donga direction of young men and and Erma Lewis. young women presidency, and SUP Brown, 7839 S. Brown's Lane, Midvale (near State Street), Sunday, Oct. 2, 1983, from All friends and relatives are invited to attend. No gifts please. Mr and Mrs Dave Brown are being honored on their 50th Wedding Anniversary at an open house given by their children at the home of Mr and Mrs Blaine program was and presented by the enjoyed Adelines" quartet from "Sweet the Bountiful and Provo areas. An outstanding The DUP Temple Quarry Dave and Mervine Brown Harold K. Carroll, Stake High Councilman of Crescent South Stake, was in charge. of Members of the Travelers Rest Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at the home of Lillis Yorgason, East Midvale, for their opening social and meeting. The captain, Fern Payne, conducted the meeting and gave the lesson, "The Year of 1883." Margaret Grayson gave a very interesting report on the Union Cemetery. Refreshments were served. presented the program Hats Off to Our Senior of the Citizens," was the theme senior Stake Crescent Soathcitizens dinner and program, Crescent Sept. 10, held at the ward chapel. Bingham Junction DUP ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS "PTA Works!" with a skit and songs. This same group of children presented the program a week before at West Jordan Middle School's "Back to School" night on Sept. 8. OldTowne Originals sets Doll Show 1 Master's degree from BYU. The groom has a BA from BYU, a The PTA officers for the new school year were introduced, including president Judy vice McDougal, president LaRene Dimond, secretary McMillan Pauline and Jo Schmidt. Several children from Westvale Elementary School as well as West Jordan Middle Crescent South Stake Master's degree from San Jose State and is now attending Stanford working on a doctorate in education. The newlyweds plan to honeymoon at Lake Tahoe. They will live in Palo Alto where the his continue will groom schooling. . parents. V0RGANIZAIIUNS CLUBS rreewty) Coupon. mm J 780 E. Center Midvale 255-681- 8 St 5 |