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Show THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 THE CITIZEN 5 Lewiston Relief Societies Celebrate Birthday by l.arre and "Somewhere Mi Uue. Dorothy Gilbert, CeCille Hall, Gay Jorgensen, Donna Dahle and Leah Burnett took parts in the skit, A Touch From Heaven," with Phyllis Bair and Linda Heward di- -. reeling. Another skit, Relief Society Nag" was presented by Rhonda Van Orden and Carolyn Weeks. Readings were given by Leda Pond and Vella Dur- Bodily Lewiston Lewiston First Ward Relief Society Anniversary pro- gram depicted the different ages of woman with tableaus and music. The tableaus were directed by Karen Jackson and the chorus was under the direction of Thora Littiedike with Renee Kar-re-n as the accompanist. The Lewiston Second Ward Relief Society held a program honoring the organization of the Relief Society in the church 133 years ago. A history of Relief Society was given by Meridith Hall. Wan- rani. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Newby and their twin daughters, Monica and Megan, aged brother, Ro2t, and Rons ger Newby, all of Salt Lake City, spent a recent Saturday with Mrs. Floyd Williams. da Bodily, the 'ward presiMrs. Newby, Janice, is Mrs. dent, gave an account of the Williams granddaughter. organizing of Relief Society Nyrtha and Smoot West-ovin the Lewiston Second Ward have returned from a in 1907 and in the Third Word vacation spent with pleasant in 1908. These wards were their sons and their families. combined a few years ago, Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Wests now being known as the over and family are in Second Ward. A tribute was Glendale, Ariz., and Dr. and paid to all the previous Mrs. Ernest Westover and presidencies of both wards their children reside in Dawith a token of appreciation. vis, Calif. Carole Litz and Irene Weath-ersto- n Frank and Shelley Johnson sang a duet, accomand their children, Kune panied by Diane Hall. and Brandelyne, have movThose who have since moved from Lewiston and reed from the ward but were turned to Preston where they present for the occasion formerly lived. were Lina Westover, Zetta Oral and Zora Layne were M. Haslam, Oka Lower, overnight guests of their son Hannah Pitcher, Lillian and daughter-in-laBud Hoffman and Dora Boman, and Ruth Layne, at their all of Logan; Ann Fackrell, home in Bountiful one night Ogden, and Melba Baird, last week. Jeffery Layne, Lewiston Fourth Ward. son of Bud and Ruth, returnLewiston Fourth Ward Reed from his LDS mission to lief Society anniversary pro- Italy that day and was met at gram consisted of two musithe Salt Lake International cal numbers, two skits and Airport by his parents, two readings. A double trio, grandparents, and other Alcen Smith, Sharon Wood, family members, who enjoyUeene Peterson, Phyllis ed listening to many of the Bair, Rhonda Van Orden and mission experiences he had Caroll Cornish sang, If had. Ever L Would Leave You Mr. and Mrs. Duane La- er SKY VIEW HIGH SCHOOL held their Junior Prom on March 22 with Living in the Land of Make Believe" as their theme. The dance, held in the boys gym decorated to portray the them. Chosen as Junior Prom Royalty included (left to right) LeAnne Nelson, Cheryl Christiansen. Queen Terri Buttars, Jill Mauchley, and Ann Sutherland as her attendants. . Personal Enrichment Classes Offered The Conference and Institute Division of Utah State University takes note of the desire of people to find means of combating rising costs, to find useful occupation for leisure hours, and to improve their personal development. Spring classes offered by the division include Planting and Storage of Fruits and Vega tables, House Painting and Refinishing, Breads and Pastry Making, Auto Care and Maintenance, to name a few aimed at money saving. They include Western Horsemanship, Fly Tying, Gourmet Cooking, Five String Banjo and others for leisure study. nesday 5:30-7:3- 0 p.m., $15. Sewing for your Home, Jean Christensen, Apptt- 29, Thursday p.m., $15. Wood Carving, Erpest Ro15, Thursgers, April day 9 p.m., $12. 24-M- 7-- 25-M- Dean Horseshoeing, 1 Sec. in Logan, p.m.; Sec. 7-- Thursday 29, ay April day p.m., 7-- 2 in Tremon-to21, Wednes- n, $25. Food Preservation and Von Storage, April Mendenhall, Thursday 29, p.m. 7-- married $17, couples $27. Gourmet Cooking, Richard Hofman,. April 28, Wednesday p.m., $15. Bee Keeping, William 7-- 9 They include Aqua-Cise- s (body conditioning exercises 28, WedNye, April nesday 9 p.m. $15. Practical Ranch Roping, in the swimming pool), 7-- Basic Sewing, Ballet, Physical Conditioning, to name JWayne McArthur and Scott McKendrick, April 16 but a few aimed at personal developmfefflr?" ''MS$r28, Wednesday ThejoiumeiTare taught by structors. Registration be arranged at the ference and Institute low-cos- Single Parent Family, in can Glen Jenson, April sion, room 202, University Center, each weekday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or by mail. Information is available at ext. 7283. The complete listing of classes for spring: Physical Conditioning for Meii, instructor Wes Miller, meets April 8, Tuesand Thursday, day p.m., tuition $12. 69 p.m., $15. with Sewing Jeneane Marcusen, Creative Machine p.m.,$15. Tumbling and Gymnastics; beginning, open to April boys ages 4, Wednesday 5:30-- 7 p.m., $12; beginning, open to girls 27, ages 69, April Tuesday 67 p.m., $10; beginning, open to girls ages 10 and up, April 26, Monday 67:3tf p.m., $12; intermediate, open to girls ages 10 and up, April 16May 67:30 p.m., 29,- ' Thursday $12; advanced, open to girls ages 10 and up, April 28, Wednesday 67:30 p.m., $12; Tumbling for Cheerleaders, open for Jr. High age and up, April 6May 28, Wednesday 67:30 p.m., $12. . Aqua-ciseBrenda Mack-haand Ramona Savant; Section 1, April 26, Monday 79:30 p.m.; Section 2, April 6May 27, Tuesday 79:30 p.m.; Section 3, April 28, Wednesday 79:30 28, Em- broidery, Jill Lambert, April Tuesday 7:300:30 p.m., $12. Planting and Storage of Fruits and Vegetables, Alvin April 15, 10-M- $10. p.m., Thursday Discovering Nature, April Thursday 22, 10-M- p.m., $12. Residential ay 7-- 9 Landscape . Design, Carol Mayer, April 20, Tuesday p.m., $15. Reaching Out, Gary Cook, 22, Thursday April p.m., $10. Hobby Potpourri, James Kennington, April ay 29, Thursday 79 p.m., $12. House Painting and Furniture Refinishing (new and old), George Williams, April p.m., $10. Travel to Mexico and La- The family of Lowell and tin American, William FurTuesday long, April 9, 7:309 p.m., $10. General Office Procedures, Dan Swenson, April p.m., 28, Wednesday 79:30 $15. Marie Cham- - Needlepoint, bws, April Gretta Karren will honor them at a reception for their 60th wedding anniversary Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Idaho Falls Seventh Ward cultural hall, 750. West Elva. Friends and relatives are Tuesday 79 Httend family p.m., $10. requests that there be no (inWoodwork Novelty gifts. cluding Wood Turning), WiMr. and Mrs. Karren were lliam Mortimer, April 6May married April 14, 1915, in 79:30 p.m., 28, Wednesday Preston. They made their $17. home in Lewiston until 1950 Law; Photography; Craig moved to Whitewhen 9, , they (beginning), April Mont. hall, 69 Wednesday 6May 28, p.m.; Sec. 2 (intermediate), April 16May 29, Thursday Sec. 1 69 p.m.; $17. Breads and Pastry Mak- ing, Gaynell Hutson, April 6May 14, Wednesday 79:30 p.m., $13. Auto Care and Mainten29, Thursance, April $15. 79:30 p.m., day Flower Arranging, Larry 20, TuesSager, April $12. 79:30 p.m., day Western Horsemanship, JWayne McArthur and Sec. 1 Scott .McKendrick; 13; (beginning) April Sec. 2 (intermediate) April 15; 69 p.m,; $23. Fly Tying (advanced), Art21, WedJones, April In 1958 USU they $13. ' '''-VJ'-1.'-'- " Ceramic We are participating .'.i-.- Xi Wheel Throwing; '' p April 2 Reader's Theatre Group sponsored by Womens Center, Fine Arts Center Theatre, 8 p.m. Fine Art Senes, April 3 Music By Three, Fine Arts Center Concert Hall, 8 p.m., Tickets: $2, USU Students home they stopped overnight in Salt Lake City with relatives. The Labrums and Ron and ter Fantasy. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jorgensen and their children of Wellsville, were in attendance at Sacrament meeting in the Lewiston Second Ward to hear Ruby Willetto, their former foster daughter, give a talk in the meeting. Beth Hansen attended church in Clearfield for the missionary testimonial for Kenny Johnston, a nephew of Ron Hansen. Paul and Linda King drove to California last week on a business trip. They were gone several days. LaVor Smith, Jr., and his wife and children, Nampa, Idaho, have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. LaVor Smith, Lewiston, and Mrs. Mildred Cole, Whitney. Bishop Rex C. Spackman and Evan Hall were speakers .in the Lewiston Second Ward Sundav evening with The Lewiston Literary Club met at the home of Mrs. Kate Tyner last week. Mar- - ' garet Cragun presented a book review with the Bicentennial as the theme. Mrs. Tyner served lunch to Louise Layne, Mildred Kar-reLillie Baker, Ann FAck-rel- l, Ada Kent, Senath Thomson, Dorothy Gilbert, Mrs. Cragun, and a guest, Marie Bemhisel. n, Florence Ashcroft Gives DUP Lesson "The History of William Aquilla Noble was read by Wilda Noble. The program under the direction of Martin Mendenhall was songs sung by him and Ronnie Olsen, accompanied by Martin on the The William Hyde Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met Thursday afternoon in the Hyde Park Civic Center. I Captain is Verla Lamb and vice captains are Edna May Johnson and Delora Rosh and with Ruth Ashcroft as guitar. Hostesses Orma Thurston and May Lee served a lunch secretary. to a nice group. The next meeting will be held April 17. The lesson Origin of Mormon Place Names" was given by Florence Ashcroft. 7-- Steves 1 (beginning), Thursday 6:367:20 p.m.; Sec. 2 (beginning), Thursday 7:309:20 p.m.; Sec. 3 (intermediate), Thursday 8:30-9:2- 0 ON MOST PURCHASED p.m.; 30 YOU APPLIANCES GET CAN REBATES UP YOU'LL GET EASTER CANDIES TO $00 Folk Guitar; Dave Taylor; 28; Sec. 1 (beApril ginning) SUNBEAM APRIL BEFORE $12. Wednesday Sec. 2 (beginning) Wednesday 7:309:20 p.m.; Sec. 3 (intermediate), Wednesday 8:3;9:20 p.m.; 6:30-7:2- PROGRAM REBATE . Sec. v . .ll-- I p.m.; $20. Tliursday Five String Banjo; Dave Taylor; April 16May 29; 15, i &tftrucm&s in SUNBEAM Ban Kajitani; beginning, 13, Tuesday April p.m.; advanced, April 6May 0; ON SELECTED AND ITEMS SUNBEAM LOW COURSE OF PRICES DISCOUNT JOHNSON'S TOO $12. Ceramic Slip Casting, James Kennington, April 6 May 28, Wednesday 79 p.m., NAIL COLOR $12 MAX FACTOR Trampoline, April 16May 29, Thursday 67:30 p.m., $12. Ballroom Dancing, April 4 COLORS 28, Wednesday 7:309 p.m., $12. 6May ONLY NAIL OF BAG ULTRALUCENT $144 REG. $3.95 ONLY Ballet, Joan Vendell, Spring Quarter: March 6 May 9; time arranged with instructor, ballet 19, $17 and ballet 69, $25. Crocheting and. Knitting, Julie MacFarland, April 6 May 13, Tuesday, 79 p.m., SWEET THOUGHTS SMALL REAL moved to Idaho Falls where they have lived since. They are the parents of five children. Their living children are Mrs. Merlin (Leora) Smith, Richmond; Mrs. Afton (Morean) Orchard, Idaho Falls, and Dennis Karren, .Raleigh, N.C.; They have 27 grandchildren GIRLS' NEAT AND MIRROR $ GIFTS COMB SET 1 99 BIRTH FROM REG. $2.50 TO 6 YEARS DESERT FLOWER GIFT SETS REG. YOUR CHOICE S2J5 to $2.75 ONLY and 42 Their sons Meldon and are deceased. Robert ' Mr. and Mrs. Karren are active in the LDS Church, especially in music. They are living at 776 I Street, Idaho Falls. $ " 88 KODAK X35 CAMERA, , Calendar GradMarch 36April 10 Art Exhibit, Student uate Library Gallery,' 8:364:30. p.m. weekdays. April 1 Fine Arts Speaker, Food Crisis Seminar with Dick Gregory, 1:30 p.m., University Center. Dinosaur National Monument at Vernal. On their way 30-M- Couple Celebrate 60th 79:30 Thursday o, 24-M- ONLY . 1, m s, 10-M- 10-M- Knits, ApriL 29, Thursday 7:309:30 752-410- 0, Hamson, Women's Body Conditioning; Mary Kalkwarf; Tuesday Section, April 6May 27, 79:30 p.m.; Wednesday Section, April 6May 28, 7:309 p.m.; $12. Priming of Trees, Shrubs, and Lawn Care, David Walker, April 22, Thurs-- . day 79:30 p.m., $12. Golf (introduction); Danny Roskelley; Section 1, 28, Wednesday April 1611 a.m.; Section 2, May 29, Tliursday 67 p.m. ; 7-- 15, Thursday 79 p.m., '10. Basic Sewing, Helen Ley-re- r, 13, Tuesday April ConDivi- 25-M- ay $15. t, well-qualifi- 13, Electric Arc Welding, Fencing, Charles Perlmet-te28, Monday April 6May 28, Wednes- March and Wednesday p.m., day 79 p.m., $15. .Swimming for Adults, $10. and Auto Engine Tune-u- p Dennis Nelson, April 6May 27, Tuesday 5:367 p.m., $12. Emission Control, March 29, Tuesday and .ThursYoga; Nancy Adams; be20, day 6:309:30 p.m., $10. ginning, April Small Engine Repair, Tuesday 67:$0 p.m.; inter27, Tuesday mediate, April 22, March 6:309:30 p.m., $5. Thursday 5:367 p.m., $12. r, 7-- Adams; April $10. p.m. ,$12. their remarks themed to the ' Easter season. Ruby Will-ettfoster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Noble, and Mike Chiquito, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Van Dyke, were the youth speakers. The choir, directed by Carol Robinson, sang two anthems and Eileen Bracking and Jonette Wheeler played a piano and organ duet, Eas- liruin uii'J tlicir children recently spent a day and a night in Ephraim, Utah, with Mr. and Mrs. DeVon Blad and their family. The two men were LDS missionary companions in Scotland several years ago. The Labrums took their children to the ALL REG. $49.95 FILM, FLASH Chocolate Covered ManhmaHow Eooi CUBES $3688 l7 live. Conversations Speakers: Mary Ann and Paul Topic: Kids and Careers: Who's in Charge Tonight? noon-- p.m., Room Lorn-me- Sril n, 1 University Center. April 4 and 5 Happy Valley Open Chess Tournament, starting April 4 at 7 p.m., University Center. April 5 University of Nevada-La- s Vegas Invitational Outdoor Track Meet at Las Vegas. International Dinner, 6:30 p.m., University Center 313 Pka'iMCiciA.t "lou?i OPEN 9 to 8 p.m. PRESTON MONDAY THRU SATURDAY SUNDAY 12 NOON til PHONE 8520163 |