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Show The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid Page Four May 1, 1975 Mr., Mrs. Paul J. Downard schedule meet at reception following marriage North Sanpete area Senior Citizens will meet next Wednesday night at six oclock and will enjoy a potluck dinner and program. In charge of the May 7 is Elva Hamilton of Fairview who has a very entertaining program planned. Mr. and Mrs. Ja'rmts D. Harward of Chester announce the marriage of their daughter, Paul J. and Cassandra Downard. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. . Hugh Downard of Spring City. The couple were married April 18 in the home of the brides parents. The ceremony was performed by Bp. Earl W. Sorensen. The newlyweds were honored at a luncheon following the marriage given by the grooms parents. That evening the couple were further honored with a reception in the Chester Ward Cultural Hall hosted by the parents of the bride. Francine Simmons of Salt Lake City was Maid of Honor Granddaughter is Miss Ephraim The 1975 Miss Pageant came to a Denise Kaye Goodwin and Michael Boyd Nielsen Manti Temple rites will unite Denise Goodwin, Michael Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Glen K. Goodwin announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter , Denise Kaye to Michael Boyd Nielsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd K. Nielsen Saturday, May 3, 1975 in the Manti LDS Temple. Kaye graduated from Manti High School and Snow College. She is presently employed for Louis Tervort, attorney-at-lain Manti. Michael graduated from North Sanpete High School and Snow College. He served a mission in Peru and Ecquador. At present he is enrolled at BYU studying political science and pre-law- . wedding reception will lie held in Manti Saturday evening, the third of May honoring the young couple. Fountain Green JESSIE OLDROYD On the Whos Who list this week we have Ethel Williams, Anderson, Roy Lynette Johansen, Kenna Rasmussen, Rachel Syme, and my little neighbor, Scott Schulze, all celebrating birthdays, so to all of you.. ..Happy Birthday. Anniversary Greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. James Allred. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Harris, have their first little daughter. What proud and happy parents they are! Their two sons, Ron age 13, and Bobby age 11 are delighted to have a little sister, too. The little girl, to be named Juie1 "WVarVe, "was born VJ ed-- s nesday morning, April 23, 1975 in the Sanpete''Hospital to Daddy Ronald and Mother Shirley. She weighed 6 lb. 9:,4 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Harris, Chester; Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Davis of Ftn. Green. are Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Richardson, Mobetie, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cook are proud to announce the birth of their 20th grandchild. A little boy born Saturday, April 26, 1975 in the Sanpete Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn ( Nora) Cook, Moroni. This is the first child for Lynn and Nora. The baby weighed in at 6lb. 9 oz. is are Mr. Other grand, and Mrs. LaMont Blackham. are Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Helena Olsen) McKinnon, all of Moroni. We congratulate Lynn, Nora, Shirley and Ron on their new Great-grandparen- ts arrivals. Mrs. Beesley announce the marriage ol their Indian daughter, Miss Theresa Wilson and Mr. Phillip Summers, who were married in the Manti L.DS Temple Friday April 18, 1975. President Daniels performed the ceremony. After the marriage Mr. and Mrs. Beesley honored the newlyweds at a wedding breakfast in the Temple. Family members who witnessed the marriage, and were guests at the breakfast were the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wilson, and Theresas sister. Miss Wilson, from New Mexico; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beesley, Ftn. Green; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beesley; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beesley. Salt Lake City, and of course guests of honor, the new Mr. and Mrs. Summers. On Saturday evening, April 19, a reception in honor of the bride and groom was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Beesley in Salt Lake City. Theresa has lived with the Beesleys in Salt Lake for eight years. She is a Navajo Indian, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wilson of Toadlena, with a PERSONAL TOUCH! WATCHES, and is majoring in elementary education. At the University she Mr. Phillips Summers, and Iroquois from Depere, Wisconsin. lie is studying socialogy at the BYU. Mrs. Scott Cook attended the funeral service in Mt. Pleasant, April 19, for Mr. Soren M. Nielsen. Mr. Nielsen's son, Grant Nielsen, was the bishop of the Meeker Ward when Scott and Euleda lived there. Mr. Joseph It. Christiansen attended the funeral service for Soren M. Nielson. We extend our.sympathy to the family of Cleo Johnson in the loss of their mother grandmother. Mrs. Johnson has been a resident of our city, active in Church and Civic She loved her family, and during the last few years, visited with them often. Oursympathy at this time also goes to our former citizens, life-lon- g for MOTHER Six generations get together for blessing of Seth Sorensen grandmothe.r Urban S. Madsen his daughter, Margene, and to all of their family in the loss of Margenes daughter, Larinda Weir. To Theora Anderson, and her family, we extend our sympathy in the loss of her brother, Wesley Christensen, of Moroni. Mr. Urban S. Madsen, his daughter, Uvonne M. Price, and her little son, Richard from the funeral Ogden, attended service of Cleo Johnson, and also visited with friends while here. It is always good to see our residents when they come home. Mr. Roy Anderson has returned home from Nevada, where he has psnet the winter months (oct. to April) in Moapa Valley, at Overton. After returning home, he visited with his sisters, brother, and their families in Twin Falls, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy (Ivy N. Seager visited with relatives and friends here during the week. They were going to Provo to attend a class reunion at the BYU. Ivy was excited about it, and thrilled to get to see many of her classmates, this being the 50th Class reunion for that particular class. Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Kearns, visited with Vera to Johnson Thursday Saturday. Vera Johnson has returned home to spend the summer after having spent the winter in McGill, Nevada with Mr. and Mrs. Trent Johnson, in Sandy with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart (Cherrill) Carlson; with Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Kearns, and with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron (Rintha) Walker in Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Carlson ) great grandmother organized. Those named to fill elected offices were Laurie Seely, I la Jensen, Thelma Tuttle, Dora Verda Seeley, Jane Morley, resident of Salt Lake City. Miss Ericksen has been a leader in the area of home economics since her graduation from the University of Utah (BS) and New York University (MS). She served both as a high school and a college teacher before becoming the Specialist in Consumer and Homemaking Education for the State of Utah Thomas, Geraldine Johnson, Alasea Davis, Ethel Wheeler and Venice Anderson. Awards were presented by Thelma Tuttle w ith the Fountain Green Camp named number one for having the most new registered members. Spring honors for the most members in attendance; Ida Donaldson of Moroni received the award for the youngest registered members; Taluella Nelson of Mt. Pleasant was the oldest member. President Donna Peterson, Sterling, of the South Sanpete unit discussed several items of business and also played a piano received City in 1945. Miss Ericksen has contributed to home economics and general education magazines. Her activities in professional organizations have been on the state, national, and international levels. She has been official delegate from the United States at three international meetings, where she served as a discussion leader. In 1973 she represented American Home Economics Association with 14 others in a special tour of four African countries. This tour was jointly sponsored by the U.S. State Department, UNFAO, and American Home Economics Association. Miss Ericksen has also been a member of the board for the articles solo. Spring City's Canal Camp were hostesses for the affair and served a lovely turkey dinner with Elva Allred as chairman. A warm welcome is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shradeja who have just moved back to town. The Shradejas, the for- mer Noreen Syndergard, been living in Syracuse. have Womens State Home Utah Economics Association; and in November 1973 Miss Ericksen received Pictured are six generations which are gathered Sunday for the blessing of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Val Sorensen. Standing are great-gregrandmother, Bertha Christiansen and Lida Jensen. Seated, front Ser- at Under normal conditions, ground squirrels lose as much as 41 percent of their weight during hibernation. Lusk. are grandmother Jennie Sudweeks; grandmother, Verene Rostran great-great-gre- at holding baby, Seth Sorensen Sherie Sorensen. Every one knows take it with you. inheritance taxes, leave much behind, you But you either. cant with cant and mother, Some with 250,000 babies are born birth defects each year in the United States, the March c Dimes reports. drove to Calif., to meet their son Elder Brad Carlson and bring him back home with them, after his completing an LDS Mission there. The family of Mrs. Olof (Eleonora) Christensen held their family genealogy annual meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christensen in A OPEN AT 462-210- 478 NORTH STATE 7 MT. PLEASANT GRAND OPENING FILL OUT Saturday - A.M. DRAWING ON NEW LAWN MOWER at 10 a.m. Must be present to win r CO TOMATO PLANTS U WOOLF 478 North Main PEPPER PLANTS RUBS TREES 9:00 COUPON BELOW FOR FREE May 3 BEDDING PLANTS trios and solos from the individual wards will also be presented. The public is cordially invited to attend. State Second Ward Youth. The fireside was held at the home of Jannette -- Narrator will be June Garrison. Trios, double Utah Nancy Jorgensen a Snow College student and daughter of Dr. andMrs. Glen Jorgensen was the guest speaker at a fireside held Sunday evening for the Colleen Jensen is home after undergoing surgery recently. Nielson at the piano. They will guide the chorus through a variety of lovely musical numbers. the University Distinguished vice Award. Drawing The Moroni Utah Stake Relief Society chorus will present a spring concert, "The Morning Breaks, on Sunday, May 4, at 8 p.m. in the Slake House according to President Ida O. Donaldson. Doris Christensen of the Stake Board will be directing the concert with Jovce Vocational Association, Helen Thornton returned home last week after undergoing surgery in a Provo Hospital. fS f) Association, American Carrie Tucker entertained her Club on Thursday evening. High scores went to Lois Brotherson, and Thelma Tuttle. Verda Fillis was a special guest. The DUP County vention was held in Spring City, Saturday April 26. The daughters attending from our city were Laurelda Despa in, LaVon Coombs, Geraldine Johnson, Taya Lund, Beth Anderson, Donna Ivory, Viola Lund, Vera Clanton, Edna Jones, Fern Robertson, and Ruth Anderson. of Department Vocational Bridge Con- Legislative Agriculture. in While college, Miss Ericksen became a member of Omicron Nu (honorary). In 1974 she was awarded the honor of Outstanding Woman in the Salt Lake Branch of AAUW. Other honors have come from Future Homemakers of America, Utah Sudwicks Springville. Also there were Ina Morrison, Jolene Sorensen, Salt Lake City Winona Julian, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Christensen, Moroni, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Merril, Manti, Alice Gobel, Springville, Karl and Sher Rane Rostron. Moroni. Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Melba) Benson of Caslte Dale visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Vurl Morgan. State Council of Utah, the Salt. Lake Council of Women, the Utah Vocational Association, Future Homemakers of America, International Federation of Home Economics, American Home Economics Association, and the Advisory Board of the Utah Mt. Pleasant NAME ADDRESS S H in Springville their annual convention in Ogden. Miss Ericksen, a native now is a of Mt. Pleasant, town and when each camp was Jennie and much more! Century The American Association of University Women honored Miss C. Aileen Ericksen as the Distinguished Woman - 1975 at Bertha LADIES' WALLETS DIAMOND RINGS Over given honor convention successful DUP Ericksen Former resident Christensen, Manti, great great : 220 South Main C. Aileen Seth Val Sorensen was the name given to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Val Sorensen of Spring City in the LDS Sacrament Services Sunday. He was blessed by his grandfather Roy Rostron. All six generations were in attendance for the occasion. After meeting they all .went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rostron for lunch. Those attending were Sherrie Val and Seth Sorensen, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Soresnen, great grandparents Dorothy Hansen, Mt. Pleasant, David Rostron Moroni, Mrs. Lida Jensen, Spring City, great great RINGS, ' NECKLACES, ' EARRINGS Sheron Simmons, reception table. A beautiful wedding cake was made by Phyllis Lund of Moroni. The bride was lovely in a white gown featuring embroidered lace and a lace veil. Bridesmaids were adorned in long gowns of blue and white. The young couple will make their home in Mt. Pleasant. The groom is employed with the L & M Trailer Company in Ephraim. the North Sanpete units. Over 200 members were present for the occasion. Wella Carlquist and Severena Pengrie from the Salt Lake Central Camp were special guest. Also attending were County officers, Mrs. Jensen, Ruby Hansen, Fairview; Thelma Tuttle, Mt. Pleasant, Dora Morley, Moroni, Ethel Wheeler, Ellis Madsen, Anna Jensen, Fairview; Venice Anderson, Moroni; Vaunda Draper, Moroni; Cecil Watson and Geneva Sorensen, both Spring City. Music was under the direction of Ellis Madsen and Anna Jensen. The invocation was offered by Venice Anderson with roll calls conducted by Dora Morley and Ethel Wheeler. Mrs. Jensen addressed the group followed by a musical number from the Camp Hambleton Camp including Alice Hafen, Thelma Tuttle, Verda Seely, Valorie Olsen, Mrs. Ray Frandsen, Laurie Seeley, Fern Jacobs, Esther Christensen and Eva Seely. Captain Louise Seely gave a special talk concerning the naming of each camp and Social Events JoDee Howell Denise Poloni and Gabriel Holiday were in charge of the gift table. Lynn Shepard was at the The County DUP Convention audience Lewis. Mr. and years, GIFTS the with Karen Johnson and Jill bridesmaids. Livingston as Little Jennifer Harward, niece of the bride, was a flower girl. Billy Dase performed the best man duties. held Saturday in Spring City was successful according to I la Jensen, Fairview president of commented on the exceptional talent and poise displayed by each of the nine contestants. JoDee comes from a long line of queens as each one of her sisters has at one time or another been crowned a queen or a princess. Our congratulations to Miss Heather Lewis who made the Honor Roll winter quarter at Snow College. She carried 18 units, made 3.81 average. This wasn't easy, for Heather is studying to be a veterinarian, and the subjects required were difficult one, but with her desire to succeed, she did just that. Heather is the daughter of Earl Duffy and Yolanda She returned to her home in New Mexico to complete her last year of high school. She has been attending the BYU for three j in County 445-342- 2 New Mexico. MEL DUKE 0"fl ILRiy Ephraim lovely close with the crowning of the new Miss Ehraim. Miss JoDee Howell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Demont Howell, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bohne of Fairview, was elected Miss Ephraim; her two attendants were Julane Russell, 1st runner up. and Teena Black, 2nd runner up. As Miss Ephraim JoDee received a $100.00 scholarship Irom Ephraim City, a $70.00 scholarship from Snow College an official Miss America preliminary pageant trophy, a la nt suit from Zions Catalina Sportswear, and a $15,00 gift certificate from Babs Dress Shop as well as her crown and flowers. All five judges and nearly everyone A feted Senior Citizens I CITY PHONE Bring this coupon to Saturday, May 3, Drawing 0 a.m, No 1 obligation |
