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Show Open House Granitians Marry In LDS Temple - Arvel Wolstenholmes Mark Golden Wedding worked at a variety store known as The Fountain in 1928, so she went back to work in 1946 when the Cyprus Drug first opened up under Bill and Lucy Larson, and she remained there for 28 years working with Hal and Shirley Duke and Doug and Evelyn An open house at the Magna Senior Citizens center, on Friday September 26th, between the hours of 6 and 8 p m., will honor William Arvel and Nelda McDonald Wolstenholme on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary. Arvel was born to Mabel Reid and William Wolstenholme in Salt Lake , Iv $ but he did his growing up in Magna. In the meantime Nelda was also growing Ken Young, Terri Weeks George W'esley and Flora Sorenson McDonald At eight years of age Nelda moved to Bingham Canyon, but it wasn't until her family moved to Magna in 1925 that her future husband moved into her life stream. They met at a Utah Copper club dance, and the congenial atmosphere there fanned the flame of their romance. Before the year was out they had decided to get married, so on Sept 26, 1930 they mounted the steps of the City and County building where they headed for the county clerks office. Although there was not a great deal of fanfare associated with the ceremony, it was a family affair. Neldas parents stood as witnesses to the marriage nuptials and Arvels Aunt Melissa (Tess) Wolstenholme, who worked m the county clerks office, signed the marriage certificate. For a time the young couple lived in Bingham where their first child was born. Later they moved into a small house in Magna, built by Arvels grand- g parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young, in Sandy. The wedding was held August 29 and the reception followed that evening, also at the Youngs home. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Weeks of West Valley and is a Cyprus high graduate. She has also attended the College of Eastern Utah where she was on a basketball scholarship and reported the womens sports. She was also a staff photographer there. Ken graduated from Jordan high and is presently attending Idaho State University on a track scholarship. He has filled an LDS mission to Texas. Matron of honor was Nadine Matheny and attendants were Grace Rivas and Cheryl Smart. Flower girl was Traci Smart and Maryjane Mathews attended the guest book. Best man for Ken was Lawaun Cunningham and ushering were Kurt Young and Brian Weeks. After a honeymoon the couple plan to make their home in Pocatello. parties were hosted by d Arvel and Martha which was next door to his father. They have called it home for the past 46 years. working it' . . A Orchard who were subsequent owners. Her oldest daughter, Arva, worked for Orchard for ten years and Arvas daughter Julie worked there all through high school. In addition to her career in the business world Nelda also belongs to Adah Chapter No. 15 Order of the Eastern star. As to revealing the secret of a long and hap-p- y marriage, the Wolstenholmes said that a good marriage just doesnt happen. That it takes both parties working at it full time to make it a success. And it would seem that their lucky number is three or combinations of three because they have three daughters, nine grandchildren (six boys and three girls) and nine (six boys and three girls) Their children are: Arva (Mrs. Norm) Jordan, Rae (Mrs. Max) Giles, and Janice (Mrs. Mike) Sullivan, all of whom live in Magna. ! a Ross Johnson, brother of the groom, served as best man, with Steve Baird and David Smith as ushers. Attending the guest book was Julie Pitt. The couple honeymooned in the St. George area, and they are making their home in Salt Lake. parties were hosted by Peggy Denison, Janet Hansen, Elayne Brighton, Cheryl Johnson, Melanie Smith, Jeanine Larson and Sandra Hansen. Pre-nupti- Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Johnson livened noodles p a vege- main mush- cream en- with grated Swiss cheese and slivered toasted almonds. (i tra Good Nutrition mustard greens has 1 1 Wide on- but pro- ly 16 calories vides 91 percent of the vitamin A, 74 percent of the vitamin C and 12 percent of the calcium in the suggested daily Mr. and Mrs. Steve B. Haskins to Medium Narrow One serving of cooked adult nutritional lassie Sies Wide ( & to Extra Wide 1 1 DatileS - double-rin- g Shirley and Lorna Zimmerman, Diane Marsh and Star Gingras. The newlyweds plan to make their home in Lakewood, Colorado. cere- rehearsal dinner was held at the Chuck-A-Ram- Maw. sliced on August 30. Mabel Wolstenholme Miriam Smith, Cheryl Smith, Johnson, Sandra Rees and Carol rooms, mony at the Christ Lutheran Church . area. n Serving as maid of honor was Jenette Harrieth, and matron of honor was Jeanine Larson. Other attendants were Melanie course. Mix the cooked noodles with butter-cooke- d Cheryl Gingras became the bride of Tim Cattau in a 18, 1980 Shalamar. Sherry the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Smith, is a graduate of Murray high and has attended Ireland-Dubli- tarian-style Cottous Will Make Home In days, Arvel worked for the Union Pacific Railroad before going to work for Kennecott Copper for 42 years and three months. He retired in 1968 as a supervisor, a position he had held for 20 years. In his younger days, Arvel was a bowling buff and a baseball iast. Since his retirement he has become an avid golfer with a membership in the Copper Golf club and plays every day . weather permitting While Arvel worked on the hill, Nelda was far from idle. She was busy raising three little girls. She had Thursday, Sept. BYU. Kelly is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Burgener. He is a graduate of Eagle Mountain high, and has attended Utah Technical College. He has served an LDS mission in the Fancied-u- Loveless and Maryjane August 30th PQ.4D mony at the Salt Lake LDS Temple on August 15. A wedding breakfast was held at the Hawaiian, and a reception was held that same evening at the are great for Mathews. his Wett Valley View Fancy That Pre-nupti- Lee West Valley City, UT. Kelly Johnson and Sherry Smith were married in a double-rin- g cere- g The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hoskins of Salt Lake. He graduated from Granite and is presently attending Utah Technical College. He served a Fort Lauderdale Florida mission for the LDS church. Steve and Nancy honeymooned in Southern Idaho and the Tetons and returned to Salt Lake to make their home. Ken Young and Terri Weeks were united in marriage in a double-rinceremony at the home of the grooms Wolstenholme, During The rites were performed in a ceremony at the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A wedding breakfast was held at Hare Hollow with the reception given at Seven Oaks. Janet Homer was maid of honor with Deanne Clark bridesmaid. Flower girls were Sharia Pullan, Kimberly and Lisa Clark and W'endy Hoskins. Best man was Dale Hoskins. Dave Clark, Rick and Reed Rowbotham, Kevin, Derick and Joel Pullan and Ryan Hoskins served as ushers. Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Rowbotham She graduated from Granite high and is now attending the University of Utah. She is affiliated with Alpha Theta ChiChapter of Delta Sigma-LDSSdouble-rin- August Vows Unite Grove, the daughter of mother 16. Mr. and Mrs Ken Young up" in Pleasant hand-in-han- Haskins took Nancy Kay Steve Rowbotham as his bride on August B. Johnsons And Smith Are Married In Temple Rites for the wedding par- ty and a reception at Jordan Elle Reception Center also honored the newly wed pair. Cheryl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs James R. Gingras of Murray and is a graduate of Murray high and St Johns College. She earned her degree at St Johns in education and was a cheerleader. Tim is a graduate of St. Johns, also with his degree in education, and was on the basketball team. He is the son of Mr and Mrs. LaVern Cattau of Lakewood. Colorado. Christi G. Gilmore, sister of the bride, traveled here from Orange, California to be matron of honor. Another of her sisters, Robyn G. Graham of Hoquiam, Washington was an attendant and Connie Ferry, Jennifer Nahnsen and Beverly Cattau. the grooms sister, were also attendants. Flower girl was Sarah Wack and ring bearer was Joshua Graham. David Gingras was acolyte. Attending the guest book was Kim Beebe. 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