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Show Whi W" Y! 'V 1 rrv i W ; 1 TV?' ' v s'- - . -- :.4';-' a - ? $ ifci' 'i V'"jgW Bates . Tace Ostmann Bob and Georgia Bates are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter. Anna Marie, to Jeremy Wade Ostmann, son of Frank and Laurie Ostmann and the late Kathy Ostmann, on Friday, Sept 26, in the Mount Timpanogos Temple. There win be a reception in their honor that evening at die South Summit Elementary School, located at 535 East 300 South, Yardman- - Anna is a 1995 graduate of South Summit High School and Seminary. h currently studying Medical Assisting at Utah Career College. Jeremy is a 1992 graduate of Wasatch High School and Seminary. He served a full-timission to the Texas-DallMinion. They will make their first home in Charleston. In case of any oversight, (or mistakes by die postal service), all friends and family are invited to attend the reception, from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. She as Steven and Barbara Hardman are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter. Stephanie Leigh, to Garald F. Fillmore, son of David Fillmore and M. Ann Durtschi. Garald and Stephanie will be sealed for rime and all eternity on Friday, Sept. 26, in the Salt Lake Temple. A reception will be held in their honor that evening, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., at the Kamas Utah Stake Center. After a honeymoon in Hawaii, the couple will make their first home in Marion as they are both employed in Park City. In case of any oversight, all family and friends are invited to attend. One CoaCvitte Missionary Literary CCuB Meets The Coalville Literary Gub met Sept 10 at Denise's Home Plate. Vickie Wood was hostess with President Mary Ann Rigby present to conduct the meeting. Mary Ann reviewed the book Two Old Women" written by Velma Wallis. The book was based on a Athabascan Indian legend. It is a suspenseful, shocking, and inspirational tale of two old women abandoned by Jheir tribe during a brutal winter famine. This story speaks to the heart with feelings of betrayal, friendship, community and finally forgiveness. Members attending were: Carol Hobson, Mary Ann Rigby, Meresa Judd, Wanda Spriggs, Lynette Spriggs, June Toole, June Wilde, Judy Toole, Helen Chappell and Wilma Bagnell. ' Delicious refreshments were enjoyed by those present NortIi SummIt Pool Open House Gome see all tI Improvements! Pool SurfacE. Lane Unes, StartImq Blocks Monday, StprEMbcR 29. 5:00 pM TO 8:50 pat Frs swiaiawvq or everyone riMT EVENhKf. PfctM JiCCmore - year Old , Curtis Gerilee Pace and Matthew Curtis have chosen to be wed for rime and all eternity on Friday, Oct. 3, in the Salt Lake temple. A reception will be held in their honor on Saturday afternoon, OcL 4, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., at the home of the bride's parents, 3680 E. Hwy. 35, Woodland. Parents of the bride are Gaylen and Gaye Pace. Parents of the groom are Jim and Eloise Curtis. ! In case of an oversight, all family and friends are invited to attend. LooffWfi&s view intPinfcand'Blue famveft .7T7Maddie Ryan Fletcher Staples Ryan Fletcher Staples has been called to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints in Medira. Mexico (Yucatan) Peninsula. He is the son of Richard and Judy Staples, of Woodland. He is a 1997 honors graduate of South Summit High School. He will be honored at a Farewell on Sunday, Sept 28, at 10:43 a.m. in the Woodland Ward. An Open House will be held at the Staples home. 4711 South Bench Geek Road, Woodland at 1 p.m. All those who would like to bid Farewell to Ryan are invited. He will enter die MTC on Oct. 8. Alex Andrea Crandall Jo Lester It all took place at Cottonwood. A miracle all understood. Chelsic , and Heather stood by the door. They heard their new sister roar. A gift from Heaven was sent to Joe and Patrie who were quite content to welcome Maddison Jo. a little girl, a little bundle, pink as a pearl. Grama Dorthy and Grama Louise ; said that they were very pleased. Grampa DeVon and Grampa Joe . said "Hey, Pattie, way to go. - Chelsie and Heather took her by the hand and they begin to make some plans. They would teach her how to talk and play. Oh! and love her every day. The family is now one to that's for four. Dad is Thanks to Castlerock Shorthorns i sure. and Leavitt Insurance for purchasing f... my steer at the Summit County I Fair. I really appreciate your sup- T ... Alex turned one year old on Aug. 20. She had a great party with many family members there. She is the daughter of Scou and Erica Crandall, and the granddaughter of Eric and Dixie Averett and Orland and Colleen Crandall. She also has two very special Fae McNeil and LaVern Crandall. We love you. Alex! .. Jr. Livestock Ifamf(s Jtarris Bernard and Marlene Cook are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Trisha, to Jeremy Harris, son of William and Marla Harris, on Saturday, Sept 27, and request the pleasure of your company at a reception or Open House held in their honor. Reception: Saturday, Sept. 27, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Roosevelt 1st and 4th Ward Chapel, 32 South State, Roosevelt. Open House: Saturday, Oct. 1 1, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Oakley Town Hall, 960 West Center, Oakley. In case of an oversight, all are welcome. Subscribe To The Summit County Bee ed PEOPLE SERVING Hot Doqs Naqhos wftl be (or said . port r - 5-- 0 greatly appreciated! 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