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Show The Tooele Transcript, Friday, February IS, 1977 B'rvrrrrri priTTTiniTTrnrprinTTnTiTTTTi Rush Valley News Wrla McFarland bimuiiiiiMiimumuiimiiHiinil bv Mr. and Mrs. Hinting Bussell formerlv ol (.'lover and (.rants- ill,, have sjient the past week visiting in (.Inver. r Hies brought their snout; oil tlu older also to g (laughter laurie who will laI in the JDS Independence Missouri Mission and sou Fvan who enterisl the language training v bool at BYl' Thursday to prepare Inin lor the llolhrixik Arizona Mission. This fine family is from Oirgon. Itelatives also attended a session in the Salt luike Temple with them. 0CNC8AI ACTUAL USE REPORT RIVINUI SHARING A OiJVt HNMt N AND UU U MtzviU a ti-- t MAi. fuSbi t Nut iHAN.Nl PFROM fcA Jl AOvSNG fOU HO fHti FuNDS NAvi bttN Ubtu OR ObkKjAtfcQ LhjNiNU VOuR GOVfMNMtNT & (4Mi t AND 10 IN( OubAOt lOuA RAMflClRAllON IN Dfl HUONi 0 WO'Ar fuToftf tfct trtib i$ TO INFORM fOli Af VO ?A OFFC Of U Of TWttt FUNDS AAV ! AAV COMPLAINTS OF DISCRIMINATION IA ? FuNDS SwOoiOfif SbtNT AO? AfylAUf fMAAtNO AAtMINOTON OC MIN lUlU; GtNt vAt b Tmi duu-gjilr- e ser-vin- f lAtNOtfOftll ACTUAL (tActtMM '.rTIITTT' CATIGOftif S A) T I THf 00VIANMCAT O iCi N Owiwtg .v . r; N t a -- . W W , uUl. ' - v .? We are now six yean old. Our names are Kaxleen and K b n Bird. Wc had our birthday February 9. We invited Grand-iiand Grandpa McFarland fnun St. John to come over to Biverton (where we live) to have ice cream at the ice cream simp in Fashion Flace Mall where Aunt Delihie and Fnclc laury McFarland met us. Tlien we went back liunie In base our birthday cuke that Grandma Wrla McFarland made. Bv the way. Daddy and Mother, Harold and Diane Bird were also a big part of our birthday party. We loved our presents. especially our teddy I rears and two wheel bikes. Our sister kimlrerly Bird gave us our bean. st Mr. uud Mrs. Wrl Mclnellv and daughter, from Grunlsville, sjaike in the Bush Valley Ward last Sunday. Nvla Sagers and Brenda Dviniak sail); lliey FimiiiiI Hun Teat hint; In The Temple. f Win 646 45 J (Olt CO tiurSMM U " tiiecT?lk Blaine Bussell uttended a I rain ini; scluail at Derrick, Mars land, lie was later joined by his wife Judv for a few days of sightseeing in Washington DG. Ibey loved the trip but were haniN-rebv the cold. it. I SuA 48 12 (it tS Ui HI wlud-tS ii flAkl I IN onimomoni tur4t fopoitod rwoon I uo4 m rtOiMlxjn o pi i&ctaon 103) of rrotcfwxo Nzout pfOf6tKiA trv s s - Crut o Fundi iAOcubvo tt G(.uon AtHOOSOd Of kNt 1 OKAAbA bOb ObAQons i A Fundi Atunod A 7 Tom 3 bt wCtKt 31 lfi'4 0 5 180 3 n,:25 I. A 0S (If ANV 1 1 I. Capondod column B ond column Cl Vy g 755 I. (IF ANY) Fm I TotJ Amount run Of ln 1$ 10 .590 n 207 I. 11,018 I A COMU It LUI iA H CONTENTS ThCV AA( OFEN FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY The married couples parents are Mr. and Mrs. Boliert M. Zupan of Tooele, and Mr. and Mrs. George E. McFarland, of St. John. That evening the newlyweds greeted guests at a reception in the cultural hall given in their honor by the brides parents. The couple was framed under an archway decorated with greenery, rainlmw colored carnations and rihlmns. Made by her mother, the bride was lieautiful in a slipper satin princess styled gown, with long puffed sleeves, scoop neckline, wide lace trim on bodice and skirt. Her sheer chapel length veil was held by a satin head-hanedged with seed pearls. She carried a bridal Ixniijuet of rainlxiw mums and rose buds. The groom was handsome in a The Bush S alley Ward Primary Merrie Miss A girls enjoyed a fun night out w ith their fathers last Fridav. Assisted by teacher Sharon Majchcr, the ten young girls entertained at the ward cultural hall beginning with dinner, consisting of hot open face sandwiches, assortment of salads, vegetable sticks, potato chips, topped off with cookies and root beer floats. Following games of fun a short prograih was presented to the dads. A skit by part of the girls, a tribute to the fathers, read bv Mollie Sue Johnson, then in turn, Darrell Johnson read a poem entitled Daughters. The serving tables were cleverly decorated with black record like place mats, Valentine centerpieces, musical notes, red and black pipe clcanerstick figure favors. Pictured with their girls are, seated in front, Glen Ahlstroin and Lorie; Garth Stookev and Judv Lvnn; Jake Watkins and Debra; Odell Bussell and Suedell. Back row: Elijah Beid and Beckev; Bay Sagers with Marce Bay; Darrell Johnson with Mollie Sue; Garv Ahlstroin and Terrie; Bill Harding and Lois Faye; Arnold Austin with Samantha and teacher Sharon Majcher. Josie Christensen was releasas Primary chorister. Jessie Johnson was sustained to take her place. ed You say politicians and the Ilindenburg dirigible are similar? Yes! Full of hot air! Beehives and Scouts from the Bash Valley Ward enjoyed a winter activity at Bishop Muir's cabin in South Willow Canyon Saturday. They have lieen waiting for a tubing party but had to settle for a spaghetti dinner because they couldnt even find enough snow for a snowball fight. Jessie Johnson and Val McCombs are the class leaders. ed liahy mums. For her daughters wedding Mrs. Zupan chose a fhxir length light blue print gown. Mrs. McFarland wore a long royal blue print dress. Both had Christmas pink rose bud corsages. Performing the duties of best man was Jim David with Leonard McFarland, Michael Sagers and Brian Sagers in the reception line attired in dark blue tux. Diane McFarland was at the guest Iwxik and Pat Iewis was in charge of the gifts. Gift liearers were Abby and - Scott Appocher. refreshments ' were Serving Alicia Appocher, Kaye Sagers, Susan Quamlierg, and Kimberly McFarland. A lieautiful decorated Christmas tree in shades of pink and rose was a focal point in the decorations. The three- - tiered wedding cake trimmed in rainbow colors and flanked by tapered candles was made by the gnxnns mother. Mrs. Dawn Etta Sagers played the wedding music throughout the evening. A prenuptial shower w'as given by the brides sister at her home. The newlyweds are now living in Granger hut are planning to move hack to Tooele. Larry is employed in Salt Lake and attending night school. Debbie will be w'orking at TAD. . d Dalene Bussell recently spent three days in Hencfer, Utah while her mother underwent a serious operation. Mrs. Bichins is now home and recuperating nicely. Limited Uuda Warr, a sister, served of honor with attendants Vonadean McFarland, Nona Bowe and Jackie Luper. They were attired in sky blue and royal blue fhxir length dresses. They held a nosegay of rainbow coloras maid e Daughters Entertain Fathers Quantities sky blue tux. friends. The bride-to-liwas escorted down the aisle bv her father to lie given away to where Elton performBishop ed the nuptials. f B I GTDTS FULL P EC FfllTO dT H ElW E E K 4-P- LY POLYESTER CORD A78-1- 3 BtackwaH PHit $1.74 F.E.T. $ CMdTire nrnnixliiilj trito LAM snrvKt MOST SteQGSB CARS Mi 0VT M IS MMtfTIS m.mGaSBB 0GaSKni TOQOHSIiroQGCD ASTCASH - THE BK1 foot 409 North Main ALL TIRES 882-406- 1 MOUNTED FREE ' 0 0 0 Ann Musick; Clerk, Salt Lake City; Frank Olson, Asst, to Terminal Superintendent, Ogden; Joe Orosco, Electrician, Salt Lake City; David Luttmer, Boilermaker, Salt Lake City; Dave Swanson, Asst. Engineer, Salt Lake City; Kathy Oyler, Steno-ClerClearfield; Don Carpenter, B&B Foreman, Salt Lake City; Shirl Olson, Extra Board Agent, Provo; Salt Lake City; Vonnie Bundy, Clerk-StenMarvin Kinsey, Hostler Helper, Provo; Al Hedden, Machinist, Salt Lake City; Dennis Probasco, Switchman, Ogden; Kent Harmon, Car Welder, Salt Lake City; J. C. Williams, Asst. General Attorney, Salt Lake City. k, o, 4 Wethecam) DuamidEle It Union Pacific railroad people i I T-- THC AT d Ire-fo- V ,221 Ut UA HAvt tHtN ADvi'jt U (HAT 'H( Nt HASbttN OuBuSHtOiN A lCX,Al Nt A SPAft Of G(M AAL lAVfc ACOAtOF THiS AiKXtl AND FtECOMQS OOCuUtNTlNQ AMOFT ; Ul Faith Sagers recently accom-vanieMarital and Judy Gibson to FJv, Nevada for a couple of ilavs to visit with Wah Bryan while the Gilisous visited with Jody's mother. e t tO OKAnbA ww A 195 v. JO 3 tntOfMt Aocoxvod 19?6 twu Of Cfodtod tJwi hii'.UJ.cluMiSAl.uh (f Cf H K. A ! ON ceMrfy NvS oqwtioont Ju0 M 0 ) it fount to not boon irotoi I97A (UNOMtfUNt 9 Aovoniao ftbOffig Funds I (Ac 04 0 I9b 'I OtvtiOAWtM l eaoes uti--h j:hm !! I AMO M AOCtAi l,arrv Uul McFarland claimed Miss Debra Zupan for his bride Decemlicr 11, 1976. They exchanged wedding vows at the TixN-lEighth Ward in an impressive double ring ceremony family memliers and close CZ2. )' aj 2 Cel 00 3 OflUwijI T0UU TOiJN M'ES ICEIlT Double Ring Ceremony Unites Young Couple Fc"rjj It2 T55 prntt Aig (Uf ll( AN 04 Vcco.jmio A ..I;' INnwmo hO (air-vali- r T0UN OinaoUI rm isunwd (term u i |
