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Show THURSDAY, DEC. II. 1975 THE CITIZEN-- Hodges Enjoy Europe By EVELEN'E MOODY SMITilFIKin Devore and Alden Hodges, Smithfield and son and daughter-in-law, Cleon and Fon-tell- a Hodges, San Diego, Calif., flew to Europe and visited Italy and Spain. In Rome they saw the Vatican, St Peters Cathedral, the Vatican Museum with all its statues of all living animals and the tapestry paintings, the coliseum, the CLs-teChapel and the Catacombs. $ Sheryl and Gordon Lasley newcomers to Smithfield live at 150 North Main. They both work at Cache Valley Dairy. She is a cheese wrapper and Gordon is a maintenance man. His parents are Jo and Gordon Lasley in Thatcher and Sheryls are Colleen and Lament Richards, Garland. ne They all took a tour id the Isle of Capri then saw Naples, Mount Vesivius then to Madrid, Spain and toured the southern part of Spain on the coast of the Mediterranean. They saw the bull ring in Madrid. They were there when Franco passed away. They also attended the LDS Church branch. They report there are 40 LDS missionaries in Madrid. There is an English speaking and Spanish speaking IDS church. They enjoyed the many castles, saw the loaded burros, also saw a team of oxen. Spain has the old and the new methods. They crossed the Sierras and toured in a horse and wagon. They were gone two weeks. Cleon works for an airlines company. Reid Hoggan flew to Taiwan and Egypt on a business trip. He stopped at Tokyo and rode the bullet train 500 miles toKplig at 120 miles an hour to visit a niece, Sandra Hoggan of Salt Lake City on a mission for the LDS Church. Her parents are Peggy and George Hoggan. The Smithfield Sixth Ward Primary held a Christmas party in the room Friday evening with president of the Primary, Shirley Bartschi in charge. Barbara Benson was chairman of the event with Ann Humphreys in charge of the dinner, turkey and all the trimmings was served to over 50. Barbara S packman sent out the invitations. Marilyn Clark led the games after milti-purpo- dinner. se White elephants were exchanged. Special guests were Bishop Don Williams, Joan and Merrill Brown, Helen and Robert Chambers and Mary and Cyril Ledingham. Linda Tams was in charge of decorations carrying out the Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus theme. The infant daughter of Ileen and Alan Bird was blessed and given the name of Angela Ileen in meeting in the Seventh Ward by her father. Dinner was held at the Bird home following services Present, besides the Birds, were grandparents, Doris Ed Scott, Smithfield, and Aleen Bird, Logan. Also, aunts and uncles, Alice and Lund Pehrson, Mary Ann and Darrell Roskelley and daughter, James and Susan Pehrson and daughter, Mrs. Margaret Noble, Scott and Janice Borchert and son and DeAnn and Jerry Smith and three children, Layton. Sammie and Bill 25" Yideomatic Color Television. As'u$eit ago Sunday was their first wedding anniversary so they drove to Ogden for the weekend and ate dinner out diagonal Save Kevin Wyatt, son of Juanita and John Wyatt had the misfortune of breaking a shoulder while wrestling at Sky View High School two weeks ago. He spent three days in the hospital. Jaunita and John Wyatt announce the arrival of a new grandchild born to Kathy and Lynn Brown, Franklin, Idaho. She has a brother, Travis Ray and a sister, Sharee. Grandparents are Juanita and John Wyatt, Smithfield and Laree and Robert Modal 8580 grained Walnut finish Brown, Wellsville. 1 She was blessed and given the name of Jessica Wyatt Brown by her father at the Franklin chapel. Dinner was served at the Brown home. Mrs. Vera Quinney, former resident of Smithfield, having lived at the Mable Godfrey apartments, now living in Los Angeles, is recovering from a major operation. She was at the Rose Loose Medical Center in Los Angeles. Mrs. Lucy Cooper, Smith-fielcelebrated her birthday with her daughters at the Idaho Cafe in Franklin. Afterwards they went to the home of a daughter, Mrs. Val Dean Durrant where they had cake and ice cream. Others attending were Mr. Choose from two finishes 30 SAVE 3" Personal Portable Color TV. This outstanding Magnavox portable will bring own private world of viewing enjoyment. great features described at the right, and: It you your has all the d, and Mrs. Ralph Clark, Clarkston and Mrs. Max Ivie, Orem. Both daughters of Mrs. Cooper. Laura Lee and Stephen Olsen and family have moved into their new home just in back of the other one. It was built by Clair Murray and is a brown brick. Ms. Olsen reports her parents, Virginia and Lehi Thayne, Wyo., are home following an IDS mission to Kentucky. Now they plan on going to Idaho Falls, Idaho, to work in the Idaho Falls IDS Temple this win- ter. Model 6725 Early American Styling . 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