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Show STANDARD WH1TER0CKS Mr. Versa Heap . . . a The Verl Haslems received a telephone call from Parsons, Tenn., Dec. 26, that a former resident of this area Jay C. Richardson had been killed in a car accident on Christmas night. He is survived by his wife Linda and four children. The Richardson's lived in the Haslems basement several years ago and he was employed in this area. They were former members of the Whiterocks ward. Alfred Helquist had major surgery on his knee at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake recently. He was able to be home for Christmas. Daughters, Kathy and Pam, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pitcher of Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hartle gathered at their home for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Helquist announce the engagement of their daughter Pamelia to Douglas Selly of Logan. They plan an April wedding. a Mrs. Hekjuist visited her parents, the Ivan Fergunsons over the holidays. Ralph and Lynette Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whiting of the Neola ward have been called to work in the White-rock- s branch. Mr. Whiting was sustained as 2nd counselor to President Dale Harrison and Ralph was sustained as branch clerk. Lloyd Swain of Vernal was released and John Larsen who has served as clerk was released. These people have served 2'i years in the branch. Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Whiting will be working in the organization also. The Branch Relief Society held a special Christmas luncheon Dec. 19. About 30 ladies were in attendance. A film was also shown. a Miss Kathy Sweet was honored at a miscellaneous shower held at Union high library recently. Her fiancee Avraham Gileadi was a speaker at the Whiterocks Branch on Dec. 9. Miss Sweet and Mr. Gileadi were married Dec. 22 in the Provo Temple and a reception was held that night at the Reynold Brown home in Orem. Mr. Gileadi is a student at BYU and will continue his studies there for another year or so. They will make a home in Provo. Miss Heather of Cody, Wyo., came to take Miss Sweet's place at Union high. She has been staying at the apartment in Whiterocks with Kathy. She spent the holidays in Wyoming with her parents. Marlene Kull spent the holidays in California with her family. a The Branch Sunday School presented a Christmas program featuring little Maxwell Cuch as Joseph and Dorthella Kowchee as Mary, Scriptures were read by Amanda and Jim Hoopes and Marie Duncan sang several songs. Other parts were songs by Maxwell Cuch and Wendell Freston with stories by Uleeta Simmons and Jerry Jenks. Mari Duncan and Amy Cesspooch were met at the Salt Lake airport by Mari's parents as they flew from Kanosh, Wis. for the holidays. They are enrolled at a school there. The Lynn Haslems of Beaver were Double birthday to be honored at open house The families of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Timothy and Mrs. Grace McDonald, would like to invite everyone to an open house for their parents, in honor of their 80th birthdays on January 5 at the Moon Lake Electric building. They will greet guests between the hours of 7 to 10 p.m. The families request no gifts please. Cynthia WatsGn and Ben Atherly were united in 722-201- daughters. Mrs. Marion Alexander went to to spend the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Alexander. - -Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Reusch, SpringMr. and and., dale, Miss Helen Fredrickson Mrs. Orin Duvall and children, Salt Lake visited during the holidays with Mr. Mrs. Forest Birtcher and other relatives Mr. and Mrs. Norman Murphy went , to Ephraim, Christmas to visit with Mr.V and Mrs. Dan Witt and family. Visitors Christmas day at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Burgess were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burgess and children John. Robert, Tracy and Jeffery, Bend, Ore. John and Janet Hancock, Salt Lake and Mrs. Clara Timothy. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Redmond, Price, also visited at the Burgess home San-taqui- n Mr. and Mrs. William G. Harris in Columbia recently. Mr. Rex Curry visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Curry and family last week. She returned home Saturday, Dec. 29. Holiday guests at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shields were Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Gardner and two sons. Among their family that attended Mrs. Todds birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Todd and children. Bountiful; Dr. and Mrs. Wendall Johnson, Wendy, 'Jeannie, Phillip and Ben, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Taylor, Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Todd and family. Bluebell and Mr. and Mrs. Max Todd, Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas White and Michael, Moab and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Yack and children, Bountiful visited during the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yack. Holiday guests at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Andrews were Howard Andrews Jr., Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. John David Andrews and family, Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alvey, Las Vegas.D Mr. and Mrs. Verlen Labrum went to Salt Lake Dec. 21 to attend the funeral services of a friend Grant Anderson. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bybee. Beverly Shields went to Ogden last week to enjoy skiing. She also visited with Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Alexander went to Missoula, Mont., to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Timothy and I rites, performed December 29. 5 president when the Scholes were laboring on their mission there. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris and family visited with Mr. Harris' parents, 1 26 Mr. and Mrs. Wade Parrish and two visited in Roose- Ariz., Mesa. daughters, velt during the holidays. They attended p. the reception for Mr. and Mrs. Kevin'v Ashby. Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emer Hamblin were Mrs. Pep Miller and family Athena, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Burton, Farson, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gates and family, and Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Kowallis went to bet--- , Brigham City to see the ball game a ' ween Union and Intermountain. The Kowallis went to Logan to spend the weekend. Mrs. James Hall had the misfortune of breaking her ankle. She was taken to Salt Lake. She is at home now. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hartle, Chicago visited during the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. James Hall. , Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Hullinger visited . over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Brent Shiner in Sandy. Winter Clearance WATSON-ATHER- LY .! T WED IN DECEMBER RITES Cynthia Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Watson, Altamont, became the bride of Ben L. Atherly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Atherly, Tooele, during a double ring ceremony December 29 in Roosevelt. Reverand K. A. Stone officiated. A reception honoring the newlyweds was held the same evening, in the Moon Lake Electric building, and the pair gree- - recent guests at the Verl Haslems. The Owen Clowards visited at Leland Moos man's for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. John Moos man are the parents of a new baby girl. The Moos-man- s now have three girls. Free Wash Free Dry Free Pop like to thank our customers for their patronage, our especially during remodling. We invite everyone to celebrate our Remodeling Opening Mrs. Veda Lab rum . e Home for the holidays were Orlie and Aldon Rachele, U of U students, e Visitors Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris were their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner, Provo and Mrs. Harris parents, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Elliott, Columbia, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Evans, Provo spent the weekend with Mrs. Evan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nielsen, e Mr. and Mrs. Clem Labrum spent the weekend in Las Vegas where they met Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Cook from San Monica, Calif. Christmas guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Scholes were Mr. and Mrs. Whitman Tofoya and children and Mrs. lassie DeDios and daughter and grandson, Dulce, N. M. Mr. Tofoya was stake Newly Remodeled Opening! We would ROOSEVELT NEWS FROM: 353-44- Jonuory 3, 1974 Jan. 4. Altamont Coin Laundry ted their guests, against a setting of pink. Pink orchids, burgandy roses and carnations and on the tables pink candles with white lace tablecloths over pink. The bride was lovely in a gown of white with fitted waist and long lace sleeves. It was set off by a Spanish lace veil. Her bouquet consisted of baby orchids and burgandy roses and baby breath. Donna Stevenson served the bride as maid of honor and Mrs. Michael Warden was matron of honor. Their gowns were long pink crepe and their flowers were a single orchid in a bouquet of burgandy and pink. Mrs. Kip Thacker and Mary Lou Atherly were bridesmaids and Brooke Alexander, Jodi Warden and Bonnie Evans were flower girls. They wore dresses of burgandy and pink and carried baskets of roses. The mother of the bride was dressed in a long jersey dress of burgandy with an overlay skirt of nylon. Her flowers were orchids and rosebuds. The grooms mother wore a long gown with a velvet burgandy skirt and a white lace top. Her flowers were also orchids and rosebuds. Danny Atherly was best man and Gil Alexander and Bart Lindsay were ushers, along with Pete Watson. The wedding cake was three tiered. In charge of serving was Mrs. Gardner. The bridesmaids took care of the gifts and guest book. The bride chose for her going away ensemble a pink and navy pant suit. Due to the weather the bride and groom spent their honeymoon at Bottle Hollow Resort. The newlyweds will make their home in Logan where Ben will continue his education at USU. Cyndi graduated from Altamont and attended Henagers Business college. Ben graduated from Tooele high school in ' t A Mrs. Grace McDonald will celebrate her 80th birthday, January 5, at an open house in the Moon Lake Electric building. Assorted Sweaters, Shirts :fcL Skirts, Slacks, Jumpers on Most Coats, Jackets, Pants Items Drosses, formats In Stock! Suits, Costumes Pictured are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Timothy, Mr. Timothy will be one of those celebrating his 80th birthday January 5 at the double birthday open house in the Moon Lake Electric KAY LABRUM building. MB Bm S3 1972. Mrs. Russel Todd honored at Is your old Birthday party furniture giving you Nightmares? The family of Mrs. Russell Todd hono- red her at an early birthday party at the Ballard ward chapel Dec. 28. The group enjoyed a family dinner and a program. 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