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Show THE SENTINEL Page 6 Thursday. May 31.1984 Salt Lake Temple Sandy couple sets J une 1 date Jordan Valley social life . family . . . ... May 31, 1984, Pair exchanges marriage vows Gary C. Rager, son of Mr and Mrs Clare R. Rager, Sandy, will marry Lori L. Sanders, daughter of Edward E. Sanders, and the late Sanders, Virginia Roosevelt, on May 31. The wedding will take place at the Silvercrest Reception Center, with bishop C. Wayne Erickson officiating. A reception will follow at Silvercrest. Best man is Gary Pelch with Mark Osborne, Mark Sanders, and Scott Sanders ushering. Ringbearer is Shelby Sanders. Maid of honor is Lee Ann are Bridesmaids Johnson. Delores Keddy, Karen Rager, Diane Rager, and Jill Sanders. Flower girl is Amber Sanders. The groom's parents hosted a dinner the day of the wedding at Silvercrest. The bride graduated from Union High, Roosevelt, attended USU, and is a graduate from Institute of Medical and Dental in Logan. The groom graduated from Jordan High and Snow College and attended USU. Showers were given by Shelly St. Ange and Beverly Evans. The newlyweds plan to reside in Sandy. o Lori Sanders and Gary Rager Tami Rasmussen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Craig W. Rasmussen, Sandy, will be married to Scott Dautel on June 1, 1984, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A reception will be held from seven until nine that evening at the Sandy, Utah Crescent North Stake Center. A wedding breakfast will be given by the groom's parents, Mr and Mrs Daniel G. Dautel, Sandy, at Salt City Jail. Attending the bride will be Jill Rasmussen, maid of honor; Rosa Pierson, matron of honor; Denise Teri Dautel and bridesmaids; Allmendinger, Allan and Amy Hillary Rasmussen, flower 'girls; and Debbie Dautel was at the book. Best man duties will be performed by Kelly Davis with Randy Rasmussen and John Birch, ushering. The bride is a graduate of Alta and a senior at BYU, High ' in majoring elementary education. She is the junior assistant manager at The Gap, University Mall. The groom is a graduate of Alta High and is currently working at the main offices of JB's. He recently returned from an LDS mission to Vancouver, Canada. After a honeymoon in Park City, the newlyweds will make their home in Draper. Showers were given by Judy Carnahan and Janice Dennison; Joan Beckert, Kathy Horton and Collen Ramona McDonald; Diane Allan, Rasmussen, Shannon Faulkner and Mary Rasmussen. ' , ' 1 - ; i?f ' "v mm i .in i . P r I v'- V:,,' - . ,A:mfm,KMi',:t Tami v C - mill mimiifi.il i- inif nimmmmm a m Rasmussen and Scott Dautel Hazel Bird notes Windsurfing lecture June 5 at library eightieth birthday The family of Hazel Bird is celebrating her 80th birthday, and invite friends and relatives A windsurfing program will be held June 5 at 7 p.m. at the Ruth Vine Tyler Library, 315 Wood John St., Midvale, instructor, Costley, windsurfing will show a videotape, "Have Windsurfer Will Travel," and will conduct a question-answe- r period. 943-463- Phoebe Nielsen has open house for 80th birthday An open house will honor Phoebe Nielson on her eightieth birthday at the Murray 23 ward, 775 Three Fountains Dr., Murray, on June 2 from 7 to 9 p.m. She requests no gifts, please. She was born June 2, 1904 in Irvin, Idaho, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hyrum J. Weeks, one of seven children. She married David H. Nielson Nov. 12, 1923, the marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on Nov. 12, 1930. He worked at U.S. Smelter in Midvale as a civil engineer. He died Sept. 22, 1977. They lived in Murray and Midvale most of their married lives. She is a graduate of the practical nurse program at Utah Technical College, Salt Lake, and became a licensed practical nurse. She was a home nurse for a year and then worked in the newborn nursery at Cottonwood and Hospital Maternity Cottonwood Hospital from 1956 to 1961. The independent order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Utah just compelted their grand lodge c session at the hotel in Salt Lake City. This was the 110th annual 97th Grand Grand Lodge, 87th and the Encampment of session the Rebekah Assembly, I.O.O.F. of Utah. Clifford Anderson, Murray, was elected Grand Patriarch of the Grand Encampment for the second term. New officers of the Grand Lodge, jurisdiction of Utah were Arthur Jordison, Grand Master and Violetta Grosser, Grand Assembly President, both of Salt Lake City. Tri-Ar- if.- - I W A - - "V. x V ' : . Phoebe Nielson She has held numerous positions in the LDS Church. She has cared for many children in her home, besides her own children. Her children include Mrs Kenneth (Violet) Poulsen, Murray, Mrs Melvin (Elaine) Durand, Kearns; Donald H., Salt Lake; and Douglas D., Draper. She has 11 grandchildren and 17 News 4,--H I.O.O.F. Happy Homemakers On Thursday, May 24 we had our second meeting. We learned motto , creed, about the emblem. the colors, and Jennifer Anderson handed out the record books, sheets and manuals. Mindi McNeil read the were and minutes they approved. Cathy taught us about rules of the kitchen and especially about having clean hands. Then we learned about liquid and dry measuring. And then we practiced measuring water, flour, sugar, and baking soda. Our next meeting will be June 19, at 10:30 at Jennifer's house. Reporter, Lesli Ludlow Saturday, June 2 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Copperview Community Center, Midvale. She was born May 26, 1904. No gifts, please. 4-- H Family dinner honors Eastmans' anniversary Casey Tyler names Temple wedding date 1 V 1 n. BEST FOOT FORWARD By Dr. A. Fred Kotter BLISTERS Rub your feet the wrong way and you could develop nasty bluters. Repeated friction gives rise to painful redness. The constant pinching of poorly fitting shoes and socks can cause eruptions. Avoid the risk of infection with speedy pediatric attention. If blisters are painful when you move, keep off your feet as much as possible; fluid or blood is forming under the top layer of skin. puncturing, even with a sterile needle and subsequent antiseptic applications, can still cause infections. Your podiatrist uses modern methods to release fluid, sterilize the area, r bandage properly. are directed at Treatments eliminating the cause (friction) so blisters do not return. Properly fitted insoles, socks and shoes are helpful too. Brought to you in the interest of better foot care by Dr. A. Fred - s& r. Orpha and Harvey f, Harvey f . -- J t . R. and Orpha R. Eastman Evon, and Gary, all from ' and Darlene Herriman, Oakeson, Ferron. They have 17 grandchildren arid 6 greatgrandchildren. . Eastman will celebrate 50 years together on June 1, 1984. Their family will honor them that evening at a dinner. Children are Kenneth H., Audrea, DelRay, Kotter 2400 Wesl 7800 So. Suite 102 Take Advantage of Alta's High Return Savings Certificate! West Jordan 566-729- 7 Annual Casey Tyler and Cheryl Moore Dr. Monty P. McClellan, M.D. Proudly Announces His Family Practice Mr and Mrs Casper (Casey) Nelson announce the marriage of their grandson, Casey Tyler, to Cheryl Rene Moore. Casey is a student at BYU. They plan to be married June 11 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Parents of the groom are Mr Percentage Yield and Mrs D. Dean Tyler (former Carol Nelson), Kansas. Parents of the bride are Mr and Mrs Charles R. Moore, Missouri. The wedding reception will take place Saturday, June 16 at Liberty, MO. 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