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Show AUC. THURSDAY, 1979 19, IKE 5 CITIZEN "3 iSlK'V Presidency Maude Hyer Relates Trip i Released by Laree Bodily Lewiston Brian L. Smith. The concert will be performed in the LDS stake center there. Children To Honor Parents 50th Date Ericksen, Salt Lake City Hosts at the reception will be their children, grandchildren and other family members. Mr. and Mrs. C. sen in Laketown. Before Lawrence Thorne, West Covina, Calif.; Mr. .and Mrs. Cerald Don Erickson, Olympia, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Kearl Ericksen, Smith-fielMr. and Mrs. David H. Thorne, Covina, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eller, Corinne; Mrs. Faye K. d; have been making the plans. A program will be presented with pictures, words and The Ericksens have IS grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. recently. The Westovers Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holt enjoyed being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ricks of Sugar City, Ida., at their Graduates Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Bodily home. joined with other members Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Smith of her family Monday night of last week at the home of were very happy to have their son, Brad, and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Tye Nancy, and their children, in Salt Lake City. The occasion was a reunion of the late Michael, 8, and Michelle, 6, as their guests recently. Martinus Christensen childBrad is in the Air Force, ren and their families. Those people affiliated stationed at Lisbon Falls, Maine, and this is the first with the Lewiston State Bank and their partners, met at visit home in five years. Sherwood Hills for a dinner ' Michael was baptized while they were here and was party Tuesday evening. confirmed by his greatgAttending were Mr. and Mrs. Rex Plowman, Mr. and randfather, Norval Smith, in the Lewiston First Ward Mrs. Larry McKnight, Mr. and Mrs. Garr Morrison, Mr. fast meeting. and Mrs. Anthony Hall, Mr. Under sponsorship of the and Mrs. Howard Taylor, Lewiston City Council a Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnroast beef dinner was served son and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine to Lewiston residents TuesStephenson. Mrs. and day Mr. were Others evening at the City Michael Stephenson, Mr. and Recreation park. Phyllis Ford was appointed as chairMrs. Russell Hendricks, Mr. person for the event and Mrs. Maurice Johnson, . Susan Farrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ardith M. Farrell, Smithfield, has recently graduated from the Hollywood Beauty College, where she has studied all aspects of Cosmetology. She has trained under Christine Kidd, Logan, and Norma Laws, St. George. She is a 1975 graduate of Sky View High School. Although she is interested in all aspects of the Beauty field, her. specialties are permanents, the latest hair cuts and blow comb styles. Now employed at the Capri Beauty Salon in Logan, Susan encourages all Cache Valley ladies to come in and get acquainted. For appointments call the Capri Beauty Salon, 51 West 1st North Logan, Tuesday 752-408- 4, through Friday. were happy to have the opportunity to come to Trenton for a four day visit. summer home in Island Park. While they were there they enjoyed church services in the Island Park branch. They report that they were thrilled to be among the some 1,000 that were in attendance. Hie Holts also enjoyed the production of Fiddler on the Roof at the Play Mill theater in West SUSAN FARRELL Z AVIS . - Cerald Alfred and Elva Ericksen will be honored by their family and friends on their golden wedding anniversary which will be celebrated Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Nibley Ward cultural hall. byCleoneAlkop Bradford and Bonnie McKnight and Gary Peterson. Still others were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Bodily and Mr. and Mrs. Verl Buxton. Ellis and Susan Allen and their two children, Michael and Tammy, have returned to their home after a vacation in Cache Valley. Susan and the children flew in and spent three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blair, and with her husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Allen. Ellis came later and had a brief visit before taking his family played by her grandson, leaders. They went to Niagara Falls before leaving for home. Mt. Rushmore and the Black HUls and Badlands of South Dakota were among the stops they made as they journeyed homeward. ALFRED ERICKSEN n, Mrs. Ethyl Ransom i enjoying a vacation in the Northwest with members of her family. She flew to Washington where she will be the guest of her sons, Ned and Vaughn, and their families in Spokane. In Seattle she will visit with her daughter, Luena and her family, the Harvey Smiths. While in Seattle she plans to attend an organ concert which will be Arriving home last week from a month-lon- g vacation trip, Mrs. Maud Hyer is now relating her experiences to friends and neighbors. With her son and daughter-in-laGary and Via Jean Hyer, Ogden, and their granddaughter, Rhonda Hansen, of Hooper, they visited many places of historical interest. They stopped at the LDS Visitors Center at Independence, Mo., visited with two families of relatives in Virginia, and visited the LDS Temple at Washington, D.C. The Hill Cumorah pageant was a highlight of their trip as were the historic homes, etc. of the early LDS church MR. AND MRS. CERALD Mr. and Mrs. Farris Sea-moMr. and Mrs. Larry Wiser, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Yellowstone. The production presented by Ricks College and Weber College students was very well presented, a marvelous production, they report. On the return trip from Yellowstone, Mr. Holt joined a party of 12 for a rubber raft river trip down the River of No Return stretch of the Salmon River. Mr. Holt was in the company of two other Cache valley men, Mr. Cash Smith of Benson and Lester Lowe of Franklin. The five day and four night adventure was a real thrill for Mr. Holt. During the time of her husband's expedition, Mrs. Holt visited her daughter and family, Mrs. Sharon Richmond in Orem. Mrs. Marie Dock was delighted to have her granddaughter, Mrs. Nicole West-ovand her four children from Salt Lake (Sty visit her er A new Primary presidency was sustained in the Trenton ward Sunday evening. Walker will be the new president, and she has called JoAnn Ezola and Bet- na ty Buttars as counselors. Geraldine Ball was sustained as Primary secretary. Also sustained that evening was Evelyn Andrew as Young Womens Aaronic Priesthood director. . Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Andrew and 16 month old son Jacob recently spent a five day camping trip into the high Uintah mountains. Mrs. Andrews sister and family Lloyd and Merry Lee Burton and three sons of Roosevelt and her father, Onas Mays of North Logan also joined them. They report having a good time despite the fact that they all caught a cold. The National convention of the Sons of Utah Pioneers was held last week in Provo at BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mortensen attended the three days of activities. Mr. Mortensen was elected vice president. His friend, Wesley Reese of Logan was elected captain of the national music which will give a history of Mr. and Mrs. Ericksen s lives together. Mr. Erickson was born in Spring City and Mrs. Erickcoming to Nibley in 1959, they lived in Vernal and moved when their farm was purchased for die Steinaker Dam site. Mr. Ericksen still operates his Nibley farm with the help of a son. Mrs. Ericksen retired in 1970 as cook and caterer for Sigma Nu fraternity at Utah State University. most tftm i M i MOTifak Mrf WdM' ram: MR. AND MRS. GLENN REEDER Q: No Time Limit A On Happiness Glenn Reeder and Mary . flew to Reno, Nev., to be married on July 12. They have known each other for over 10 years. Mary resided in Hyde Park First Ward and Glenn lived in Second Ward. They make their home at 295 South Nielsen, both 79, 250 East, Hyde Park. Glenn was born in Canada after his parents left Hyde Park. Mary was born and raised in Smithfield. 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