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Show I Pair Announce On TheHome Front Temple Plans Jeniene Adamson By Mr. and Mrs. Robert Done, Smithficld, wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Marie to Jay H. Bair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Bairt Richmond. 'Clunk Yard' A new car added to a household brings pride to the drivers of the vehicle and usually ends an argument of who gets to and who can't have the car. Well, we just added a third car to our family. The first two consisted of the Jeep and a clunk given to us by a friend. The third car was purchased to "save the Jeep." Sounds like a slogan, doesn't it? Anyway, with Bob laboring in a neighboring town and along with my meager uses we were putting close to 300 miles on the poor thing" every week. According to Bob, "a four wheel drive Jeep was not made to go shopping. So we began searching for a second car. This occurred over two years ago so now you know Ive started at the beginning of my tale. Bob had an associate at work whose son's car had just been involved in a minor accident. Someone had backed into the front of the car leaving it with a dented radiator and blinded in one headlight. Bob immediately told him he'd pay him what he thought it was worth. This discussion went on for several weeks. Finally, after said associate returned from a three-wee- k trip to New York, Bob asked him again. Reaching into his pocket, Associate handed him the keys and said, Here, if you can get it home, you can have it. That night. Bob was three hours late and as I looked out the window I could see, as well as hear, the Jeep pulling something in the driveway. My first impression of the vehicle that was going to save "the poor Jeep" left something to be desired. I felt like wrapping the whole thing in bandages and wait for it to heal. Bob straightened out the front part of the frame in order to pull out the radiator. He brought the apparatus in the house, filled it with water and left it in the kitchen sink overnight to see if it leaked. The marriage will take place Friday in the Logan LDS Temple. Open house will be held that evening at the home of the brides parents, 240 North 3rd West, from 7 to 9 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to at state inspections, the Clunk" has run ever since. Which brings me to "Clunk II." Since "Clunk I has run so well Bob decided that we needed another car just like the first one so we wouldn't have to use the "poor Jeep" at all. Looking in Scene '75 we found what we wanted. We bought it and it, too, has been running well, FOOTNOTE: Our yard looks like a "clunk yard," but even though strangers hang on to the doors for dear life for fear of an early demise, we get the last laugh. Both cars average well over 20 miles per gallon. Steak Fry Held by Cleon Allsop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed- er were honored at a steak fry recently by members of the Richmond Utah Primary Stake board and their partners. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Tar-be- t, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Jessop, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jorgenson of Lewiston; and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bag-leMr. and Mrs. Ted Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Riplingler of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Reeder was presented with a book in appreciation of their service in the y, stake. Weekend visitors for the July 4th holiday were the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paula Jean Toney and Stephen David Egbert were married on June 20 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Close relatives and friends witnessed the marriage. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marrion L. Toney who traveled from Michigan to attend the wedding. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David W. Egbert, Naperville, 111., formerly of Logan and Smithfield, and a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hazen Hillyard, Smithfield. Parents of the groom were hosts at a wedding breakfast following the wedding at Rodeway Inn in Salt Lake City. That evening the newlyweds were honored at a reception given at the home of Bishop and Mrs. Randall Hillyard in Ogden. The bride is attending the Brigham Young University nursing school and will receive her R.N. degree in August. She is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and the honors program. The groom graduated with high honors in physics from BYU in April. He was a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Sigma Phi Sigma. He has fulfilled an LDS mission to Japan. They plan to reside in Urbana, III., where he will enter graduate school in nuclear engineering. Club Meets they will make their home in Richmond. It didn't. By ten o'clock the next morning he had the "Clunk" running and with the help of a new headlight and two LARKY SWENSON Reception Honors Married Pair tend. No formal invitations have been sent. Marie graduated from Sky View High School and four year Seminary and is presently working at Pepper-idg- e Farm in Richmond. Jay graduated from Sky View High School and is working at Pepperidge Farm. After a short honeymoon, Lona Holt, Mr. and Mrs. LaVar (Sharon) Richmond and family from Orem who have recently moved from Spokane, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Bill (LaNae) Dallon and family from Ely, Nev. Mrs. Dallon is a sister to Mrs. Holt. The Merri Miss A and B Primary girls enjoyed a watermelon bus. at Willow Park in Logan. Those ore-sewere the class of Mrs. Velda Spackman, which includes Lisa Tillotson. Melanie Griffin, Melody Smith, Chelese Kupfer, and Buttars. The Merri Miss B girls present were Ellen Griffin bmh Nipigon. nt Eu-thu- Sherrie Oswald, and Marilyn Smith. Sister Lona Holt is their teacher. Sister Ruth Spackman of the Primary presidency also accompanied them. Miss Lori Andrew left Monday for a two week visit with her sister, Christie. Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Jardine live at Elko, Nev. Lori is looking forward to getting acquainted with her new nephew, Matthew. and MELANIE MEYER Couple Repeats Marriage Vows Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Meyer, Smithfield, are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Melanie to Larry Allan Swenson, son of Major and Mrs. William A. Swenson, former Cache Valley residents, currently stationed in Great Falls, Mont. Wurlitzer Co. After their honeymoon they will make their home in Logan. Showers were given by Wendy and Mrs. Blaine good old Country Fair Rich, Loye Parker and Auction was held Tuesday Mrs. Grant Teuscher, and a Ward in Trenton the evening Maxine Smith. sister, in connection with the Aaron-i- c Priesthood Young Men and Young Women's activThe couple chose Wednesities. Ward members donatday as their wedding with a ed bakery goods, crafts and reception that evening from other items for the event. A 7:30 to 9:30 at the Smithfield good time was enjoyed by all Stake Center. All friends and who attended. relatives were invited to Visiting this week at their attend. ( parents home are Mr. and Melanie is a 1974 graduate Mrs. LaMar Reeder. Their of The Mormon Batallion met Sky View High School and daughter Elaine and family Seminary. While at evening at Central Friday View joined them later in the she was a memberSkyof the Park for election of new week. Vistauns and the choir. She officers. Dee Jay and Marjorie Released were Quentin is currently employed at Federico have gone back to Moore Business Thomas, captain, and LorenForms. zo Hansen, first lieutenant, Alaska for a few days to and all other officers of the Fairbanks. Dee Jay is being interviewed for a principal-shi- p Mormon Batallion. Elections under the directhere. While they are Larry is a 1973 graduate of away their twin sons, Shane Sky View High School. He tion of Earl Gordon gave will begin his junior year this and Shawn have been staypositions to Wesley Reese as fall at Utah State University, ing with their grandparents, captain; Roland Mortensen, Mr. and Mrs. Tino Federico majoring in industrial and first lieutenant; Albert Earl, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin technical education, and is second lieutenant; and Earl Grant. currently employed by the Gordon, chaplain. A JAY II. BAIR and MARIE DONE Batallion Wood Family Meets . : Holds Reunion Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood, Amalga, were Major and Mrs. Thomas W. Wood and children, Dianna, Jeffery, Douglas, and Angela, Fairborn, Ohio. Major Wood is currently at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton. Next month the family will move to Norfolk, Va., where Major Wood will attend the air force staff school there. Other Wood sons enjoying at the Wood home, were Douglas and er family, Liberty; Michael and family, Pocatello, and David and family, Amalga. 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