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Show . THE CITIZEN THUISDAY, JULY 3, H75 atvtr IF" Testimonial Honors Jensen Elder Kevin Heaps Hosts testimonial G. Heaps was conducted in the Smith-fiel- d Second LDS Ward Sunday. He is the son of Donna and Albert Heaps, Smithfield. Meeting was conducted under the direction of counselor Charles Godderidge. Opening prayer was by Don Hobbs, a brother-in-lato Elder Heaps. The choir sang, "Come Follow Me, led by Mary Slaugh, accompanied by Betty Phillips. There were two youth speakers, Miss Julie Ballam and Steven Loosle. The missionary's mother Donna Heaps then spoke. A brother, Kent Heaps, a recently returned missionary, played a piano solo, Hands of Jesus." His father, Albert Heaps then spoke. The main speaker, a brother-in-law, Blaine Durrant of Lewiston then spoke. An aunt, Vella Woodward, An LDS Franklin, sang, A for missionary Elder Kevin w THIS ISSUE'S Cook of the Week. Vera Pinson, begins preparation of one of her family's favorite recipes. Citizen Photo &oa6ojl 4e?&ee6 bv EVELENE MOODY SMITHFIELD Vera Pinson, Smithfield, serves as this week's Cook of the Week with a variety of favorite family recipes. Vera and her husband, Donald, who is the division manager for Utah Power and Light, have five children. Patty is the only one who they still have at home. The others have married, moved and provided them with 15 grandchildren. Their children include: Mrs. Bonnie Winward, Corvallis, Oregon; Mrs. Kathleen Rasmussen, Pocatello, Idaho; Mrs. Addie Smith, Magna, Utah; Donald Quin. Montpelier, Idaho. When asked what she enjoyed doing she replied, church work." She now serves on the Relief Society Stake Board. With what little spare time she does have she enjoys painting. Friendship Club Meets President Lucy Cooper welcomed all guests and members of the Smithfield Friendship Club Thursday evening at the home of Bessie Nielsen. Roma Low read a variety of poems for the program. A dessert of homemade apricot sherbert and chocolate cake was served to 13 members and three guests. Absent were Mabel Hend 1 pork chops (or about 1 pound) 1 can (158 ounce) onion dry soup mix 2 cups water 4 cup sliced green pepper to cup pineapple chunks 3 tablespoons ketchup 2 tablespoons vinegar 1 tablespoon brown sugar 1 teaspoon soy sauce z teaspoon dry mustard 2 tablespoons corn starch 4 Cooked Brown 1 pound hamburger in skillet Add: cup chopped onion 1 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoon pepper 1 can cream of chicken soup Simmer for 30 minutes. When ready to serve, add to cup cultured sour cream and heat. Season to taste with season salt and garlic salt. Serve over cooked rice. MEAT PIE FILLING pound hamburger teaspoon dry mustard 1 teaspoon dry parsley 4 teaspoon garlic salt 1 cup catsup 2 onion, saute ( 4 teaspoon sage teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 4 sodium glutimate 1 can chunky vegetable soup Salt and pepper 1 34 Brown hamburger and onion, then add soup and thicken with 2 tablespoons flour. Add all other ingredients. Filling for one double crust meat pie. Use favorite pie crust. Smithfield Livestock Auction Smithfield, Utah June 27. 1975 Top dairy cow $520; Good to choice dairy cows and heifers $400 to $475; Smaller common dairy cows $275 to $350; ifigh yielding heifer-ette- s $27 to $34.25; Utility and commercial cows $24 to $27.10; Canner and Cutter cows $18 to $23.50; Bulls $23 to $27.75. Hereford stock steer calves $32 to $36.75; Yearling Feeder steers choice qual- to 700 lbs. $30 to $37.75; Choice Feeder steers over 700 lbs. $34 to $41.25; Hereford stock heifer calves $23.50 to $32.25; Yearling ity 550 Many former residents were visitors in the Newton Ward on Sunday. Those renewing old friendships and enjoying their family associations were Richard Rigby of Billings, Montana, his wife, Chris, and son was attending June MIA Conference in Salt Lake City. Also visiting were Merle and Owen Larsen of Bountiful, former Newton residents, Karren L. Spainhower and her husband and their two children from Ogden; Ferris and Renae Larsen and four children of Logan. Also Joan L. Weeks of San Diego, California; Max and Cora Cooley and family, Alan, Pamela, Laura and Lana were recent visitors at the home of her mother at Fountain Green and with her sisters at Orem. Also Max attended a State Department title 4 workshop at Homestead at Middway, rice BEEFSTROGANOFF heifers $23 to $28.75; Holstein steers 300 to 500 lbs. $24 to $32.50; Holstein steers 550 to 800 lbs. $22.50 to $27.50; Over 800 lbs. $25 to $29.50; Choice fed steers $40 to $47.50; Choice fed heifers $35 to $44.50; Fed holstein steers $35 to $41.50; Holstein heifers 300 to 500 lbs. $24 to $32.75; Holstein heifers 500 to 900 lbs. $22 to $32.50; Lambs $36 to $46.75; Hogs $47.50 to $55; Newborn bull calves $10 to $32.50 per head. Market: Light steers and heifers 50 cents to $1.00 lower. Heavy feeders steady. Fat cows steady. Fed steers and heifers steady. Following meeting the lowing friends met at the Heaps home for a patio dinner and visiting, Vella and Marlow Woodward, Franklin; Fern and Orie Heaps, Smithfield; Sam and Mary Riter and family of Ogden; Maureen and Carlos Elwood and three children, Lewiston; Alberta and Maurice Mather and six children, Smithfield; Visitors at the home of Joy and Joe Larsen of Newton are her brother, Charles, and his wife, Rebecca Cluff and five children Janice, Julie, Scott, Christine and Todd from Yakima, Washington. They will be visiting family and friends for this week. On Saturday evening the Newton young homemakers club and their husbands held an outdoor steak fry at the town square. Cora and Max Cooley were in charge of the arrangements for the evening with Helen and Jay G. Rigby, Mary and Jim Mullen, Joy and Joe Larsen assisting. Twenty five couples and three singles enjoyed this pleasant evening with lots of good food prepared by all club members. Those who enjoyed all this were Helen and Jay G. Rigby Mary and Jim Mullen, Cora and Max Cooley, Joy and Joe Larsen, Mae and Myron Benson, Totsie and Keith Barker, Tamara and Todd Petersen, Marsha and Van Jenkins, Lynn and Larry Roundy, Roxanne and David Salisbury, Darlene and Jay Lish, Carol and Jack Larsen, Pat and Fred Martin, Mark and Annette Benson, Dianne and Jerry Jenkins, Sue and Terry Griffin, Joyce and Paul Jenkins, Sue and Craig Petersen, Ronnie and Susan Petersen, Claudia and Kerry Koplitiviz, Vickey and David Bennett, Margret and Doug Griffin, Doris and Glen Benson, Verla Simmers, Phyliss Griffin, Darlene Benson and guests Charles and Becky Guff. was held on Sunday evening with 2nd Counselor Jay G. Rigby Sacrament meeting Mothers The June meeting of the Cache County Chapter of American Gold Star Mothers was held at the home of President Alice A. Jensen, The family of Sylvia J. Hale honored their mother for her 85th birthday with an open house Sunday, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ervin Crosbil, 662 South 6th East, River Heights. Family members friends attended. and Cove. fol- and relatives Ke- vin's girl friend, DeAnn Durham of Salt Lake City. Kevins friends that were present were Tracy Little-dik- e, Lewiston; Neal Rawlins, Lewiston; David Phip-peWellsville; Steven Olson, College Ward and Rick Meldrom. Elder Heaps leaves for the mission home July 5 and goes to the California (Fresno) Mission. n, In honor of mother, Isabel Baugh, a charter member who died recently, the charter was draped in her honor. It was voted, to help with the bicentennial year, that the Cache County Chapter donate a tree to be planted in the Smithfield Park. Alice B. Pond, first vice president, was appointed to buy a tree and present it to the beautification committee. Light refreshments were served. Briefs Bonnie and Paul Tornley and Patterson Air Base in Fairborn, Ohio, visited Pauls parents, Thelma and Don Thomley in Smith-fiel- d for 2to weeks. of Wright Mrs. Hale was born May Hyrum, a daughter of Andrew Christian and Anna Marie Jensen. She was the youngest of 10 children and is the only surviving member of her family. 19, in On June 2, 1909 she married Eugene C. Hale in the Logan LDS Temple. He died in January of 1947. She is the mother of six children, Mrs. Ammon (Winona) Vail, Hyde 'Park; Woodrow J. Hale and Mrs. Iver (Eunice) Larsen, Logan; Mrs. Allen (Guinivere) Hatch, Madera, Calif.; Mrs. Ervin (Kleta) Crosbie, River Heights; Mrs. Ross (Jean) Olsen, deceased. She has 27 grandchildren and 48 Sylvia J. Hale Mrs. Hale is still an expert seamstress and enjoys quilting. She still lives alone and maintains her own apartment. rickson and Leone Cham- bers. guests were Renee Jorgensen, a daughter to Mrs. Neilsen and Roberta Geary, another daughter. The Atkinsons Attend Testimonial Also a special guest was Mary Mather. by Gladys Loosle Clarkston The next meeting will be in the form of a planned potluck dinner to be held at Mack Park in July. Edna and William Atkinson attended the welcome home testimonial of their grandson Blaine, son of Lynn and Claire Atkinson in Clifton, Idaho on Sunday June 22. Blaine recently returned from the Canadian Mission. Other members of the family attending were Dean and by Leda Sutherland Marilyn Atkinson and family Newton of Clarkston; Jane and Rex Atkinson and family, Lehi; Vera Tippits and family, conducting. He announced Ogden and Stanley and Julie that a breakfast, would be .Atkinson-Loga- n; Inez and sold July 4th morning to-;- .. Harold of Garkstoin Godfrey raise funds to support the were- - also ' in attendance. Aaronic Priesthood outing to Prior to going to the testiGreen River. He released monial Edna and William Sally Benson and Jay D. entertained at dinner at their Anderson as young adult home to Dean and Marilyn leaders and sustained Brenand family and Rex and Jane da Jones. and family and Stanley and Julie Atkinson. Gwen and Del Roy GrifThe special speakers for the evening program were fiths and family and Gwens Richard Rigby, son of Murmother of Salt Lake City ray and Arlene Rigby of visited during the weekend Newton. Richard now lives at the home of his mother, in Billings, Montana. Val Ardith Griffiths. Rasmussen of Newton, son of Sunday guests at the home of Bessie and Brigham GrifKathryn and Reuben Rasmussen of Newton has been fin were their son and famteaching LDS Seminary at ily, Terry and Kaylene Griffin of North Logan. Cody, Wyoming, for the past two years. They were excellLinda and Dee Hansen are ent speakers. The special happy to announce the arrivmusical numbers were vocal al of a baby girl born to them solos by Joan L. Weeks on Tuesday June 24 in the formerly of Newton, daughLogan Hospital. She weighed ter of Merle and Owen six pounds 10 ounces and was 20 inches long. She was also Larsen, formerly of Newton but now resides in Bountiful. welcomed by a brother, JarJoan sang My Faith in ed, age 5, and sister Gina, two. Her daddy is the state Thee, and Hold Thou My Hand. She was accompaniengineer and her mother is ed by Maxine Christiansen. the deputy court clerk in Visit Newton 2 2 SWEET AND SOUR PORK Again. Former Residents CHOCOLATE GOODIES cup butter (soft) cups brown sugar eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla la4 cup flour z teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon soda 2 cups oats Combine ingredients and spread half of mix in greased 9 x 12 cake pan. Spread filling on with wet fingers, pat the rest of the dough mixture on top of filling. FILLING 1 12 ounce bag chocolate chips 2 tablespoons butter 1 can sweetened condensed milk Melt and whip together in double boiler. Make filling first and cool. Bake 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Youth," accompanied by Marilyn Shumway. The next speaker was Elder Kevin G. Heaps. Bishop Dean Bischoff gave the closing remarks. God Be The choir sang, With You Til We Meet Sylvia Hale Honored On 85th This was an inspiring and excellent meeting enjoyed by a large group of ward members and visitors. The Little League ball team of Newton coached by David Cooley have played three games, those being with Smithfield, Richmond, and North Logan. They have lost to all three games. The next game will be July 4th at the Lewiston Celebration. The monthly Cub Scout meeting was held on Thursday with Julie Larsen, den mother, conducting, with Ruby L. Woodward assisting. A planning meeting for the coming year activities was presented to oa rents (mothers) present. A film on activity the cub scouts was presented to the group. The flag ceremony was presented. Awards were presented to Robert Griffin, graduating from Webelos, he received the award Arrow of Light" and the scientist and geolog. ist award. Chris Richards and Keith Larsen, Jcfr jen. kins, Cliff Peterson, and Eric Larsen received their monthly awards. Those who attended this monthly meeting were David and Jeff Jenkins and their mother, Vicky Jenkins Keith, Eric and Joy Larsen' iff Peterson and Alice Ami Petersen, Chris Richardson and Marva. Shane Barker Alan and Cora Cooley, q! bert Griffin and Margaret Greg and Ileene Christian! sen, Eric and Shirley accompanied their son, Norman and Karen Thompson and family of Brigham City to Vernal where they spent the weekend. Norman went to play ball with the Brigham City Peaches team. While there they went to the dinosaur quarry and the museum. Volmer and Cherrill Clark, Venis and Barbara Clark and daughter, Jane attended a wedding reception on Friday evening in Granger in honor of Pam Swenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Swenson of Granger and Gary .Clark, son of Mr. and Mri: Wi'llaci',,;eiark . ol Kearhs! "Thd 'ytiitig "Hoiiple plan to make their home in Granger. Venis and Barbara Clark received word that their granddaughter, Lori, daughter of Kathy and Lloyd Gark of Logan will return home from the McKay Hospital in Ogden on Wednesday, where she has been receiving medical treatments. On Saturday Barbara and daughter, Ruth Ann spent the day with her in the hospital. Sharon and Eddie Bodily and family of Dublin, Calif., are visiting for two weeks with her mother Sarah Godfrey and with his parents in Lewiston. Evelyn and Brad Whittaker of Provo visited during the weekend with her aunt Afton Ravsten. Evelyn being a former resident of Garkston enjoyed Sunday by visiting with many of her former friends and neighbors. Hattie and Hillard Archibald enjoyed a family reunion at their home on Sunday. All members of their family were present. They are Gwenda and Delbert Bridenstine and family of Concord, Calif., Theron and Margaret Archibald and family, Smithfield, Lorna and Cecil Archibald and family, Benson Ward; Ge-on- e and Richard Alsop and family, Lewiston; Ann Archibald, Idaho Falls; Margie and Dexn Archibald ar.d Loren Archibald of Garkston. A birthday dinner was enjoyed Sunday at .the home qf.Ruth and.Ve.'l. Buttars, in Sunday their grandson, James and Janet Williams and infant daughter of called to see them. The Newton He and She Gub held a hamburger fry at the home of Lynne and Larry Roundy on Saturday even- ing. Those who enjoyed a most pleasant evening of lots of good food prepared by members and games and were members. Lynne and Larry Round; Dianne and Jerry Jenkini Joyce and Paul Jenkini Vicky and Reed Jenkini Helen and Richard Coolej Marlene and David Larsei Joy and Joe Larsen, Can and Jack Larsen and guest Julie and Steve Larsen. Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Layne of Salinas, Calif., were with his mother, Nora Layne, for a week or so. During this time their brother, Bob, lost his wife, Leone. They attended the funeral services Tuesday in Hyde Park. One of the lovely gardens and yards in Smithfield to view is the one of Mrs. Ann Hillyard. She does all her own upkeep, mowing, weed- ing, etc. She takes time for recreation too. She is a mere 75 years young. Logan. Margaret and Sid Godfrey, Corrine and Andrew L. Heg-gi- e and Kathryn and Evan Godfrey attended a wedding reception on Saturday evening in Brigham City in honor of Kevlyn Hansen, daughter of Dorothy and Nile Hansen of Brigham City and Ronald Roskelley, son of Dorothy and Leland V. Roskelley of South Ogden. The bride is the granddaughter of Ann and joe Hansen of Preston. The young couple are planning on making their home in Syracuse, Utah. Gladys and George Loosle spent Saturday in Salt Lake City on business and visiting with their son and daughter-in-laCalla and Gaylen D. Loosle and family. Speakers in Sacrament meeting on Sunday evening were John Warburton of Mink Creek, Idaho; Mark Benson, Newton, and Russell Reeder, Hyde Park. Mrs. Warburton and family accompanied her husband, also Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Reeder were also in attendance. Margaret and Sid Godfrey and Kathryn and Evan Godon Sunday at the frey visited their of daughter and home niece Barbara and Ralph Udy in Fielding. Dinner guests Sunday at the home of Letha and Donald Buttars were their daughter, DeeAnn and Lynn of Sandy. Savage and family a Kathy Savage has spent grand-oarenher with visiting week and returned home with her parents Sunday. Melba and Glen Thompson a $8,888 buys you White tractor plus a loader. 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