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Show I THE CITIZEN THURSDAY. FEB. 1J, 1)75 Annette Benson Returns From Homemaker Meet conducting. Music was under the direction of chorister, Lois Jones, and pianist, Nola Jenkins. The Spiritual Living lesson was presented by Helen Rigby. We wish to welcome newcomers Wendy and Leslie 15 Woods and James, months, into Newton Ward. They moved from Hyrum where they have lived for the past three years. Leslie had been engaged in the dairy business there. They are living in the home formerly owned by Stanley Griffin. We also wish to welcome newcomers Dewayne and by Leda Sutherland Newton Annette Benson of Newton represented the North Cache Chapter of the Utah Young Homemakers Club at the annual convention by competing for the Utah Young Homemaker of the Year for 1975. Although she did not win the slate title, our chapter was very proud of her homemaking abilities. The contestants were judged on their general homemaking skills. They submitted a scrapbook of their activities and were also visited at home. Those attending the at convention, February Salt Lake City at the Rode-wa- y Inn were May Benson, advisor for the group, Darlene Benson, Verla Summers, Annette Benson, Claudia Koplowitz, Sue Griffin, Nancy Petersen, Sue Petersen, Joyce Jenkins, Mary Mullen and Joy Larsen. Joyce Jenkins will represent the chapter as area director for the year. The convention consisted of mini courses and activities. The Do's and Donts of Discipline" were given by Audra Moss. A special treat for all was a talk by former Mrs. America 1965, Alice Buehner Women in Todays World." Newton Ward Relief Society was held Tuesday with Annette Benson, counselor, Charlene and children, Mitchell 9, Vincent 7, Estelle 2, and Lisa Hamberiin from Chula Vista, Calif. He has been serving in the U.S. 7-- 8, Navy for S' years. His folks are from Hyde Park and hers are from Salt Lake City. They are living in the home formerly owned by the Kruss family. Sacrament meeting was held on Sunday with Bishop Glen R. Benson conducting. He announced our regular temple day will be Feb. 14. Stake conference for Sunday is scheduled with two sessions being held for stake members and visitors, one at 9 a.m. and one at 1 p.m. He announced that Todd Lish was ordained to .a Priest. He also read the memberships received for Ruby, Jay, Judy, Jed, Janine student of the week by Diana Balls Brad Rich, son of Blaine and Janet Rich, Smithfield, is an eighth grader at North Cache Junior High. and Jill Woodward who have moved here from Moses Lake, Wash. Also read were the memberships for Julia, Stephen, John and Michael Larsen who moved Brad is eighth grade class president at North Cache. Brad was active in football and is starting guard on the here from Logan. He also announced the Newton Ward reunion and dinner to be held Saturday, Feb. 22. Speakers for the evening were Jeff Benson and David Salisbury. A special flute selection was played by Marsha Jenkins, Ann Sutherland, Joyce Jenkins, Cheryl Christiansen and Cindy Christiansen. They were accompanied by Andrea Benson. In Newton Ward Sunday School the Fast Sunday spiritual presentation was given by the Jim Mullen family. Talks were given by Jim and Mary and a poem by Jimmy on Family Prayer Helps Resolve Family Problems. The daughter of Wesley and Karla Jean Roundy was blessed by her father and was named Holly Ann. He was assisted by grandfathers, Brooks Roundy of Newton and Harold Hull of Whitney, Idaho, and by the Bishopric. Ryan Jerry Jenkins, son of Jerry and Diane Jenkins, was also blessed by his father and assisted by grandfathers, Ora Jenkins of Newton and Owen Despain of Logan. Also by the basketball eighth grade team. He is a member of The Best of Friends at North Cacne. His hobbies are all sports, hunting, camping, water and snow skiing, playing the guitar, snowmobiling. He is first counselor in the Deacons Quorum in the Smithfield Sixth Ward. BRAD RICH Newton Literary Club Meets tary. The program was presented by Leda Pond of Lewiston who gave and recited poetry rhe has collected down through the years. The afternoon was enjoyed by 11 members and two guests, Erma Griffin and Ledx Pond. Refreshments were served to everyone by Newton Literary Club was held at the home of Nancy Griffin Thursday afternoon. The business meeting was conducted by vice president, LaGene Griffin. New officers-fo- r the 1975-7- 6 year elected were Eunice Cooley, president; Lois Jones, vice president ; Sharron Maughan, sec- hostesses, LeOra Jenkins retary. and Lois Jones. BY Alice S. Cardon Benson Benson Farm Bureau will hold their annual dinner meeting at the ward cultural hall on Friday evening at 7:30. All Farm Bureau members and their partners are invited and urged to attend. Following dinner, elections will be held and there will be a short program, with Dr. Dennis Funk, assistant director Extension Service, Utah State University as the featured speaker. Current officers are Wayne Cardon, Charles Reese and Cecil Archibald in the mens organization; and Alice Cardon, Roberta Hoffman and Sharlene Reese directing the women's organization. Leonora Petersen has returned to her home in Benson following surgery at a Salt Lake City hospital, and several weeks of convalescing at the home of her daughter and Wanda and George Pedersen. son-in-la- Beth and Glen Hobbs are happy over the arrival of a new grandson, bom on February 2 to their daughter and Ranae and Theon Merrill, of Trenton. Joyce Tarbet is spending a couple os weeks vacationing in Washington, D.C. and in other parts of the East with son-in-la- Hostesses were Nancy Griffin and LeOra Jenkins. Minutes were read and a financial report of 1974 was given by Opal Clarke, secre- - Benson Farm Bureau To Hold Annual Dinner The next club meeting will be held at the home of Sharron Maughan in March. relatives. She was accompanied on the flight to Washington by a niece who was returning to visit with her parents. Ray Henrie, son of Sharon and Carlos Henrie, was presented at Sacrament meeting on Sunday to be advanced in the Aaronic Priesthood from the office of a Deacon to that of a Teacher. Personal achievement awards were presented by Bishop RulonFalslev to the following young women: Nora Lynn Cole, Susan Falsi ev, Joyce Ballard, Anna Cardon, Julie Ann Cole. Special recognition was given to Marla Falslev, LuAnn Ballard, and Sue Allen, who were each presented with seven-yea- r awards, and a necklace for their achievement. A group of snowmobile enthusiasts enjoyed their annual four-da- y winter party at West Yellowstone last week. When they werent snowmobiling, they stayed at the Executive Motel. Among the group were: Landell and Lois Ballard, Bob and Jean-nin- e Munk, Robert and Roberta Hoffman, Melroy and Lois Ballard, Lee and DOn Reese, Joyner and Margaret Lofthouse. Kenneth Cardon, who is currently serving as President of the Utah Association of Soil Conservation Districts, spent last week at the National Convention of Conservation Districts, held at the Hilton Hotel in Denver, Colo. Change in Time It has been announced by Bishop Falslev, that effective immediately, Sacrament meeting in the Benson Ward will be held at 7:00 p.m. each week, instead of 3: 30 in the afternoon as it has been held in the past. It is hoped that this work will be passed around so that everyone will know about the change. Group Studies Bible A study of the Bible, Book of John was enjoyed Thursday by the Book of Mormon Club of Smithfield at the home of Enger Van Orden and Pearl Olson with Violet Peterson as class leader. 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