Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 33

Home Nursing Class Lists Registrants DOWNEY Enrolling In the Relief Society sponsored Red Cross home nursing course at the LDS Church were Nellie and Bertha Christiansen, Lenabell Lake, Dora Johnson, Lila Wakley, Glade Nielsen, Dora Johnson, Leora Lou Jensen, Delores and Lila Bloxham, Bursha Harrison, Va. Lois Baker, Kaye Morse, Alda Criddle, Peggy Salvesen, Arlene and Margaret Treasure, Kathleen Sorenson, Lucile Wilson and LaRue Higbee. Instructors are Diane Nielsen, H.N., Beth Valentine and Iva Denney, L.P.N. Mer) Bloxliam assisted with the showing of films on basic care ol the sick and feeding the sick. Mrs.

Nielsen said that others are invited to enroll. Time for the classes is a.m. each Thursday. Ex-Pocatellan Gives Talk At Ricks Fair REXBURG The joys and problems of rearing children, communication between parent and child, and ideas to make the home more livable were some of the highlights of the annual "Family Living Fair" held at Ricks College as part of Women's Week. Among the speakers was Mrs.

Mary Carolyn Weller Pugmire, a former Pocatellanandmember of the Ricks faculty. She discussed "guiding children, the choice and the challenge." She told of personality, intellectual and value development children and gave practical demonstrations of "life with children" from infancy to the middle years, 5 to 12. Area Couples Get Licenses Securing licenses to wed in Elko, the week of March 16 were the following from this area: Edward E. Gayhart, 34, and Katheryn B. Neilsen, 30, both of Pocatello.

Frank J. Nick 28, and Sharon H. Stoddard, 21, both of Pocatello. Reno D. Russell 62, and Treva Lenora Havin, 48, both of Pocatello.

Russell Lewis Hawes, 23, Pocatello, and Linda Ruth Mor. row, 22, Aberdeen, Duane Samuel Johns, 26, and Donna J. Johns, 28, both of Aberdeen. Dennis C. Wahl, 26, Blackfoot, and Janice Ilene Sims, IB, St.

Anthony. Willard Fowler, 30, Blacfcfoot, and Janett Lister, 26, Pocatello. Richard Ray House, 21, Jackson, and LaRue Skinner, 39, Pocatello. Choir Elects New Officers DOWNEY- Downey Madrigal Choir elected officers as follows: President, Lucile Wilson, and secretary, Carma Barger. The new officers chose Mabel Salvesen, Jeneane Sorenson and LaRue Higbee as executive committee.

Retiring of icers are MIBS Salvesen and Colleen Baker with Elizabeth Condie, Myrna Larson and Clea Barfuss on the executive The 30 voice choir beginning work on the annual fall concert along with regular practice and appointments. Director is Muriel Wilding with accompan- 1st Jeannlne Davis and assistant, Virginia Christensen. Welfare Banquet Attracts 400 In McCammon McCAMMON About 400 persons aitended Hie annual welfare banquet of the McCammon LDS Ward in the ward cultural hall, according to William Murphy, general chairman. Organizations in charge of the menu and the preparation of the food were the Primary, Sunday School and the MIA. The Relief Society was In charge of the serving and was assisted by the girls of the MIA.

The 1 Laurel class of Mrs. Elaine Simons donated the quilt, which they had mde. was bought by Duggan Glbbs, Attend Funeral DOWNEY- Mrs. Jennie Bowen, John Bowen, Mr. and Mrs.

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