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Show Thursday, August 2B THE GREEN SHEET Mnflsftnims nm Lawn on y During Week Ripleys Note Golden Year An open house in honor of Clarence and Ruth Ripleys 50th wedding anniversary will be held August 29th, between the hours of 7 and 9 p.m. in the Magna Stake Center, 8400 West 3100 South. The couple were born in Malad, Idaho, where they attended elementary and secondary schools. When it came time to go out into the world, Clarence chose to go with his uncle, Will Smith, to work in the lumber mills in Oregon. big battle ships during the war. Their first child, Claren Gay, was born there and their son Garth attended the first and second grades in that city. Ruth also did a little substitute teaching. She also taught when they moved to Garfield in 1946, and after they moved to Magna when Garfield was phased out she resumed her teaching career on a full time basis. She taught Webster third graders for a nine year period, and the last eight years of her full time job was teaching remedial reading and being in charge of the library at the school. As for Clarence, he carpentry career blossomed when they came to Utah. He worked mostly in the Salt Lake area for Jacobson Corn- - 23, 1984 Families In Area Greet 32 Infants birthdays, Thanksgiving and New Years, as well as keeping actively involved with the Daughters of the Pioneers and the Alpha Delta Kappa, teachers sorority. Both of the Ripleys enjoy having friends and neighbors in for games and snacks. The parents of two children, Garth Thomas Ripley of West Valley City, and Claren Gay Pendleton, North Ogden, their family now consists of Garth and Carolyn Ripley, Ronald and Claren Gay Pendleton, Sundaee Gay, Chante, Garth II and Mathew Ripley; Julee and Eddie Iorge; and Jared and Peggy Lee Pendleton. The Ripleys noted that only gifts of love, laughter and memory will be accepted. Births at the three area hospitals in the- Green Sheet area, Cottonwood, St. Marks and Pioneer - Valley, indicate 32 infants were welcomed by area families during the week, according to reports available Monday. Pioneer Valley reported io newborn, Cottonwood seven and St. Marks 15. There were 18 boys and 14 girls. Babies were welcomed by the following area families: COTTONWOOD HOSPITAL Glrli Brian Shama, Murray David Robinson, Murray Robert Taylor, Kearns Donald Oldroyd, Kearns Robert Rigley, Murray Ronald Cazier, Murray Timothy McDaniel, Magna PIONEIR VALLEY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Birch Girls Mardi Tieng, West Valley Neil Craig Howieson, Magna Robert Karl Van Bibber, Murray James Scott Carter, West Valley Michael Ray Dawson, West Valley Daniel Ray Cripps, Magna Temple Rites Unite Tiffanie Mackay, W. Birch LDS Ruth Wayne C. Birch took Tiffanie Mackay a his bride in a double-rin- g ceremony performed in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on August 10th. The Jordanelle Reception Center was setting for a breakfast and the reception held later that evening. The bride is the daughter of Kent Mackay, Salt Lake, and Becky Mackay, Murray. She is a graduate of Murray high and attended Utah Technical College. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Birch, West Valley, are parents of the groom. He is a graduate of Granger high and attended the University of Utah and Utah Technical college. An LDS mission to Leeds, England was filled by the groom. Monique Mackay was the maid of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ripley Quang Ton Tran, West Valley Richard Patrick Sherwood, Magna David Burt, West Valley Kenneth Clifford Irving honor with other attendants Lynne McDaniel, Pennie Hofheins, Wendy Birch and Cathleen Barney. Andrea Mellen was flower girl with Jodi Morgan attending the guest book. Best man duties were performed by Jerrie Birch while Shane Warr, Byran Christensen and Keith ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL Girls Terry Anderson, Kearns Andy Lobato, Murray Paul McCarty, Kearns Gary Abbot, Millcreek Douglas Neilson, West Valley d. ' The newlyweds honeymooned in Park City and are making their home in Salt Lake. Davis Iversen, West Valley David Pearce, West Valley Clarke Whitehead, Magna William Wellman, Murray Kim Ivie, Kearns Tommy Wilcox, Murray Bard Davies, West Valley Tex Alldredge, Magna Wayne Coates, West Valley Rickie Parashak, Kearns parties were hosted by Virginia Jackson, Vicki Hofheins, Judy Dansie, Kris Hart, Susan Lance, Pennie Hofheins, Monique Mackay, Donna felcock, Joyce Carolyn Mellen and Leila Mackay. Pre-nupti- y, pany building beautiful homes in that area. He was also involved BRINTON'S in the remodeling of the S.L. LDS Tabernacle and Temple, and on a local level he worked on the Magna ward house as Clarence well as doing a lot of finish work on That choice also launched him on the Magna Stake house. his lifetime vocation, because from Both Clarence and Ruth are in there he went to Las Angeles, Ca., good health, and are enjoying their where he became a journeyman car- retirement. They have traveled a bit a trade he followed until and enjoy the association and fun of penter he retired in 1975. family get togethers. They especOn the other hand, when Ruth ially like camping trips into the high graduated from high school she at- Uintahs with their children and tended college at the University of grandchildren. In addition both have hobbies that Idaho and taught school there until their marriage in 1934. keep them busy. Clarence has a d vegetable and fruit garAlthough the first part of their life had been in one location, after they den, and goes fishing, hunting and were wed they moved around a lot. hiking with his son and grandsons. For a time they lived in California, He also enjoys sports of all kinds, esthen they went back to Malad for a pecially Monday night football and while. Later they traveled to Ely, the sports all day Saturday on TV. Still a carpenter at heart, he keeps Nevada, where they lived for a couple of years, then back to Malad up with his carpenter union group. Ruth does crocheting, a lot of again. In 1941 the couple moved to Bre- reading, and she enjoys reading and merton, Washington where Clarence telling stories to her family. She also worked in the navy yard for five likes to cook, often preparing family years, repairing and remodeling the dinners for special occasions like in REFRIGERATORS Murray ON SALE Step-Up-Tc- ke Your Choice! ... 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