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Show I 4 I I t THE CITIZEN - THURSDAY, SUM. 11. Couple To On TheHome Front By Repeat Vows Jeniene Adamson 'The End' Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Thompson, Clarks ton, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Merlynn to Robert Barson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudger Barson, Clarks ton. The couple will be married Friday, Sept. 12, in the Logan LDS Temple. A reception will be held in their honor that evening from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the remember how cold it was rather than how far it was to walk. That's like flying to the moon, was a remark heard just a few years ago. Nobody could fly to the moon so it was a pretty fair bet that people could use that phrase when in doubt of a persons With the end of summer comes the crisp, cool mornings of impending autumn. It proves difficult when dressing kids for school. What covers the body in the morning is stripped off by afternoon. I would imagine more jackets are left at school during September than any other month of the year. It amazes me how, with all our modern devices in controlling the elements, the mystery of it all still enraptures us common folk. authenticity. When astronauts landed on the moon it took a lot of the romance out of it. No longer was there just one man in the moon but several. Clarkston Ward cultural hall. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Green cheese definitly does not make up the moon, but just ordinary dirt and dust. Little sayings passed down through the ages usually helped in predicting weather, Whenever the mercury takes a sudden dive into oblivion, my dear grandmother calls to ask if were warm. Our various jobs take us on the road in the winter and invariably the same sweet soul shivers and exclaims that nobody in their right mind should be out in such awful weather. 1 never gave it much thought until I realized that the cars she remembers probably didn't have comfortable heating contrails or that her home didnt have thermostats in every room when she was a youngster. Sometimes when the older generation dwells on the fact that they walked ten miles to school leaving at daybreak after the chores were done, I think they TRENTON-- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mortensen and Mrs. Gladys Haws traveled to Winnemucca, Nev., on Tuesday to purchase Gem stone rocks. They report that the trip was very successful and most enjoyable. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Mortensen attended the Holiday on Ice show at the Salt Palace. The Mortensens were thrilled with spectacular performance on ice, and say it was well worth the trip to Salt Lake. They would recommend it to any- one. Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Chambers served Sunday dinner to family members in honor of their daughter Angela who was baptized and confirmed a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. Those present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. George (Mary Ann) Mayfield and children, Lynette and Spencer of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Keith (Cathy) Karren and son, Christopher of Lewiston, Mrs. Tacy Chambers of Smithfield and other daughters at home, Cindy, Teresa, Jane and Angela. Mrs. Lula Lott traveled to Salt Lake City to visit her mother, Mrs. Louise Furse this past weekend. - Logan.. Robert is also a graduate of Sky View High School. He is presently attending USU where he is majoring in electrical engineering. Following their One could be thousands of miles away from the coast but when one says, Red sky in the morning sailors take warning; red sky at night sailors delight, it brings on nods of approval. A ring around the mom usually means a storm is in the offing and the birds flying south early in the fall usually means an early winter. Which brings us back to the wonders of September. FOOTNOTE: September: the beginning summer all rolled up of fall and the end of into one season. A new grandson has arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Griffen on September 2. He weighed seven pounds 12 ounces and his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Martin (Lu-AnCoon. Other grandparents for the new baby are Dr. and Mrs. H. Clyde Com of Salt Lake City. The Annual Utah League of Cities and Towns was held Sept. 6 at the Salt Palace. There were workshops and seminars held each of the three days for all departments of city government. Those attending from Tren 5-- , Lynn F. Hyde Park, anthe forthcoming marriage of their daughter MarLynn to David James Gardner, son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Deloy J. Gardner, Hyde Park. Friday has been chosen for James, nounce their wedding day. Following the ceremony, a brunch will be hosted by the groom's family. A reception will be held in their honor that evening at the Hyde Park Ward cultural . GLEN L. JOHNSON AND KONEE SEAMONS Pair Recites ton were Mayor and Mrs. Merlin Andrew; clerk treasurer, Stuart Richards and his wife, Della ; Justice of the Peace, Cecil Payne and his wife Luella; and town trustees, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pitcher and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cottle. The representatives found the workshops and seminars very informative and their stay at Mr. and Mrs. Linden D. the Howard Johnson was Seamons wish to announce most enjoyable. During the the of their daughcourse of the three days they ter marriage Konee to Glen L. Johnthe were able to also attend son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Holiday on Ice performance Eugene Johnson of North at the Salt Palace. Salt Lake City. Vows Today The couple have chosen to be married today in the Logan LDS Temple. A reception will be held that evening from 7:30 to 9:30 in the Hyde Park Ward. The following evening an open house will Reception To Honor Pair Dr. and Mrs. hall from 7:30 to 9:30. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. David is a graduate of Sky View High and is currently attending USU where he is biomajoring in pre-medic- al logy. MarLynn graduated from Sky View High. She attended BYU and graduated from USU in tion. elementary Following their educahoney-mo- continue their education, MERLYN THOMPSON and ROBERT BARSON - Thompsons Celebrate Wedding A large number of relatives and friends attended the golden wedding anniversary on Sunday for Lee and Leila Thompson which was held in the Bowcutt Reception Center in Tremonton. Mr. Thompson was born in Clarkston, a son of Samuel and they will make their home in Logan. be held at the home of the groom's parents. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Konee is a 1972 graduate of Sky View High, attended USU and was vice president of Aggiettes. Glen is a 1971 graduate of Viewmont High, attended Denver Automotive and Diesel College and this year is a senior at USU. After their honeymoon they will live in Logan and Elizabeth Loosle Thompson, and received his education in Cache Valley and later attended a barber school in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Thompson was also born in Clarkston, a daughter of George J. and Rachel Buttars Myler. She also re- ceived her education in Cache Valley. They were married in the Salt Lake Temple Sept. 9, 1925. Following their marriage they lived in Clarkston and later they spent some time in Idaho Falls where he operated a barber shop. In 1933 they moved to Garland where they established their permanent home where My. both in Clarkston and Garland. They are the parents of one son and two daughters: il Thompson of Thatcher, Mrs. Darrell (Colleen) Did- La-Ra- Thompson opened a barber shop and still operates it four , days a week. He served in the bishopric for . 12 years and Mrs. Thompson has sung in ward and stake choirs for 48 years erickson of Grantsville, and Mrs. Larry (Karen) Jaussi of Corinne. They have 14 grandchildren Mk ; - iM5 ROBERT HATCH AND KRISTINE CANNON Sept. 12 - No. 163 Glenda GriKeth and Doyle A Eliason Temple Sept. Ceremony Set Today V Michelle Herd aid David R. King Sept. 12 No. 167 fuaooa Yvonne Cheryl Farkey and Ross Hobbs Sept. 13 EG6ETPS WEDDING REGISTRY The ceremony will take place today in the Logan LDS Temple. A wedding breakfast, hosted by the groom's parents will follow. reception will be held that evening from 7 to 9 in the North Logan Ward cultural hall. Kristine is a graduate of A Where Bride And Groom Soled What They Want IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Pheaa Or Game Is Serving Yoa For Over 40 Years MARLYNN JAMES AND DAVID J. GARDNER COMPARE THE Nurses Training Aide Class Offered nurses aid training course is being offered by the A Robert plans to continue his study of physics at California Institute of Technology at Pasadena where he and Kristine will make their home. IN STOCK FOR And Need. Sky View High School and four year Seminary, and is USU currently attending econowhere she is a home mics education major. Robert is a graduate of Logan High School and has served a mission to Germany. He graduated magna cum laude from USU this spring in physics. No. 161 Pierce and Martin Palmer Sept. 17 - No. 165 Rosemarie Thorenton and Jay Williams )t. 20 No. 164! FREEZERS Ml Mr. and Mrs. Orson S. Cannon announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kristine, to Robert Lee Hatch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terrance E. Hatch, Logan. honey- moon the young couple will make their home in too. Couples Purchase Gem Stones by Cleone Allsop Merlynn is a graduate of Sky View High School and LDS Seminary. She graduated from the Institute of Medical and Dental Technology and is presently employed as a dental assistant in Bridgerland Area Vocational Center and begins September 15. The class will begin at 2:00 p.m. at Sunshine Terrace, 225 North 2nd West and will WARRANTY be in session approximately three months. Those completing course will receive certif- icates entitling them to work in health care institutions. For more Information and registration call 753-838- 2. 753-86- BEFORE YOU BUY the or J) and three |
