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Show September 13, 1968 THE MT. PLEASANT (UTAH) PYRAMID Page Five Temple rites unite Miss Bench, Curtis Coates, both of Fairview m Reath Draper In a wedding ceremony in the Manti LDS Temple August 24, Eddy Jean Bench and Curtis Coates, both of Fairview were united in marriage. The new bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bench and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vearl Coates. That evening a reception was Ttlaphona held in their honor given by the brides parents. For the reMr. and Mrs. Cesar Thome h ception the bride wore a sheath gown of satin and daughter, Lisa Christine, covered with lace. The bride from Chicago are spending their vacation here. They spent was adorned in a finger-ti- p City veil of illusion. Her bouquet one weekend in Salt Lake New-creal. was of carnations and chrys- with her sister, Lavona Bohlln Verla and Lynn anthemums in autumn colors. accompanied them. Attending the bride were Marjorie Curtis of Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey YewA YJolei . . . Green as matron of honor, and and family from Orem visited bridesmaids, Carolyn Llewellyn, on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. e. Visiting with Mr .and Mrs. Francine Coates, Susan Bench, Raymond Christensen and Harry Simpson the past two and Denise Bench. Sharon was at the guest weeks have been their son, David Simpson and son, Kevin, register. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Kolstrom The best man was Rodney and children from also Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Grandby, (Margaret) Bertelsen and son, Coates, brother of the groom Colorado were guests of Mr. The attendants dresses were and Mrs. Fairel Spens Sunday. Mark, all of Salt Lake City; Their Mrs. Ethel Kolstrom had been Mr. and Mrs. Frederick (Leah) peach colored sheaths. Jackson, Petaluma, California; flowers were in autumn shades visiting with them and accomMr .and Mrs. George Olsen and accenting the bridal bouquet. panied them to Moroni. The bride's mother wore a daughter, Carolyn, San FranMr. and Mrs. Keith green knit and the mother of The East ward YWMIA was cisco; (Dona) Peterson and three the groom was attired in a reorganized on Sunday in Sacrament meeting. Mrs. Dixie daughters, Colton, Calif. light brown dress. Ushers were Kim Bench and Nielson is the new president Mrs. Melba Poulsen, of and Mrs. Camille Stevens as Hayden Caffey. visited recently for a In the gift room were Beth first counselor and Mrs. Anna few' days with Mr. and Mrs. Ann Larsen, Susan Hamilton, Aagard second counselor. The are Mrs. Rula Royal Madsen. Vangie Howell and Leslie Stew secretaries art. Lamh and Mrs. Pearl Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Marlen Herman The new bride was also hon- The retiring president is Mrs. sen welcomed a baby boy born ored at a bridal shower at the Lois Blarkham and retiring as Sharon August 11. The new arrival will home of Marjorie Christensen counselor is Mrs. Green. Sharon Dyches. in Fountain be named Marlen Rex. Syndergaard assisted. Mrs. Christensen was Bruce Larsen left Thursday Following a short honeymoon released Mary as Junior Sunday of last week to go to Cleve the couple is now making their School Coordinator and Mrs. land, Ohio, where he will enter home in Fairview. Mr. Coates dental school. home Marietta Henroid was sustained who, recently returned to take her place. from an LDS mission and has Alison Ames was the name attended a semester at BrigBessie Nielson was hostess to given the infant daughter of ham Young University, will at- the So Art club on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ames at tend Snow College this fall. evening This was the first sacrement services September club of the fall season. No 1. Grant Johansen, a grand- family members in attendance. club meetings were held durThe brothers and sisters are: ing July or August. Handwork father, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Aldin Hayward Mrs. Lee A. (Verda Mae) Seely, was done and refreshments were STEEL CLOUDS is suspended by a series of steel strands a number of smaller structural members done at University of Utahs SpecMr. and Mrs. Denis King and Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Raymond served. ial Events and Sports Center structure will sport Geneva Steel. It will house an electronic score-boarangularly mounted on a huge compression ring a steel cloud which will play a key role in the which hangs just beneath the top of the dome. the central cluster speaker system and four children, Bountiful, Mr. (Velma) Knutson, Floyd Stew n structure was three circular banks of lights. The structure will and Mrs. Ralph Ames of Mor- art, Arlo Stewart, Mrs. Harry It is 98 feet in diameter incorporating a series large domed building. The Two changes have been made fabricated by Tech Steel, Inc., of Clearfield, and of be a multi-purpooni were dinner guests of Mrs. W. (Anona) Allred all of Salt In the Moroni Stake Relief Sobuilding at the university. radiating truss wide flange beams and Ames and her mother that af- Lake City; Oran H. Stewart, ciety Stake Board. Mrs. Mary olence, was directed by Mor on Mrs. P auline Seely last ternoon. Kearns; Mrs. Arnold (Karma Aagard of Fountain Green reyjeivA YJoleA . . . Rae Wilkey, with Louise Seely Wednesday to extend birthday Lu) Aikens, Ogden; Mrs. Jay signed as work day class leanarrator and the following in Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Seely (LaReta) Christensen, Layton der and Mr. Bardelta to her. greetings Syme of All officers and teachers of the cast: Ada Bench, Carolyn Mrs. Paul (Betty Jean) Walker Moroni will her. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. entertained at dinner recently visitors replace included SoNorth Sanpete Stake Relief Bench, Donna Brunger, Annette for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferrin of Phoenix and Morris L. Denlece Blackham resigned as ciety were in attendance at Brunger; background music by Aury Draper, Fountain Green and children and Mr. and Mrs Stewart, San Diego. stake organist and Mrs. Mary their leadership meeting on a trio, Dorothy Pay, Arlene Mr. and Mrs. Glade Lamb, Jerold Seely and children, all Ellen Bailey will serve in that Misd Dolores Lynne Draper, was held to a tiara of Mrs. Lettie Peterson accom- capacity. Thursday night. Calendars were Lynch and Diane Guymon; Wales and Mrs. Clark Benson, of Tooele. Mr. Ferrin and Mr. Verseed and pearls. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. out by the reception com- soloist, Florine McKinney, ac Seely are directors of the Too- panied her son, Elden Peterson Ephraim. A color scheme of orange, given non Draper, Mt. Pleasant, beEthel Ericksen. ele band. mittee: Mor Rae Wilkey, and family, when they returncompanist The family of Rastus and came the bride of Marvin Gene yellow and brown was carried Black Also visiting at the Seely ed to Sacramento, Calif. Also Mary Ann Blackham Curtis Johansen, Shirley was A ill delicious luncheon who been has Ford-haQue out in the decorations. Seely, Fordham, son of Lincoln Ethel Ericksen. Mr. and Mrs accompanying them were Dr, had a family on served, followed by short clas- for some time, entered the home have been Attendants wore street length and Salina, and Mrs. Millie Paul Walker and family, Paul and Mrs. Dean A. Peterson and Sunday, September 8, at the inin ses. Committees was Vera The with dresses of charge in rites by prayer apricot crepe Colby, Spanish Fork, in LDS Salt Lake . hopsital City Jr., Jerry, Patsy and Laura family. Frecmont Park In Salt Lake Joperformed August 16, at 11:30 chiffon sleeves. They were her Shelley; VaLene Johansen gave cluded, decorations, VaLene on Friday. His children, Mr, Jean, Phoenix, Arizona; Mr. The group also visited in Oily, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence a.m. at the home of the brides sisters, Mrs. David Fordham, the welcome, also the theme, hansen, Olive Pritchett; proand Mrs. Bruce Seely, Salt Morris L. Stewart, Ilene, Mor- Fresno, Calif., with Mrs. PeterNielson of Moroni were In atSalina, matron of honor, and The Call. Special recognition gram, MorRae Wilkey, Ethel Lake parents. City and Mr. and Mrs ris, Jr., and Marty, San Diego sons grandson, Dr. Jay R. tendance. Sixty family mem Bon- was given magazine represen- Ericksen; and the calendars, of E. Shirley; misses, Tammy Lasson, bishop Edgar Ronald Titcomb and family, Calif. Christensen and family, and be bers were present for the octhe First Ward, officiated at nie Draper, bridesmaids. Wen- tatives, Connie Ames, Stake Black; food, Eda Anderson, West came acquainted with her new casion. All to went had Salt visited with Lake Jordan, City Louise Connie was flower Ames, Johansen, the double ring ceremony. dy Fordham girl and Jean Dye, Ruby Ericksen, him the previous weekend. where ten sons and daughters great grandson. Returning to David Fordham was best Vena Hughes, Ethel Ericksen, Florine McKinney, Glenda Sta-ke- r, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Sowby Following the ceremony Mr. Mrs. Que Seely and Mrs. H. of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Mt. Pleasant with the Dean Nelson Alice and Reiva Roselof, Melba Cox and Amy and Mrs. Draper entertained man. H. Stewart, with their families Peterson family, they spent one had as guests for two days, Mr. went to Jacobs Chariton Salt relatives and close friends at The couple is now making Jean Mower, ward representa- Ursenbach. Lake City on Sunday to visit met together for the first time night in Reno, Nevada, with Mr. and Mrs. Shirley F. Sowby of tives. Ethel Ericksen paid tribtheir home in Salina. a dinner party. in twelve years. There were 62 and Mrs. John Carlton. him. Phoenix, Arizona. ute to Virginia Mower, and Eda Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bigler A reception that evening, Anderson to Alice Nelson, who have returned home from a vaalso at the home of the brides Mr. and Mrs. Jack McAllis- were recently released. Connie cation in Las Vegas, Nevada, parents, honored the couple. The young bride was lovely ter and family of Salt Lake Ames will be the new organist, where they were guests of Mr. in a floor-lengt-h model of sa- City were visitors over the Florine McKinney, social rela- and Mrs. Gale (Mabel Bigler) tin, highlighted with a lace weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ar- tions leader and Ruth Jones Shoemaker. bodice and long lace sleeves. nold Stevens and Mr .and Mrs. magazine representative. 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