The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 122

The Tribune, Sunday, June 20, 1965 Mrs. Richard M. Rands Jr. Mrs. Joseph A.

Crookston Mrs. Lawrence R. Iteid Mrs. Joseph C. Walker WEDDINGS Salt Lake LDS Temple was letting Friday for the wedding of Miss Linda Kay Herbert and Richard Matheson Rands Jr.

Sevoy Boyer, former president of the London LDS Temple, officiated. A wedding breakfast at Brat- ten's Grotto and a reception at Parley's Third LDS Ward hon'. ored the newlyweds. Parents of the pair are Mr. and Mrs.

Elmo C. Peters, 2370 Stringham and Mr. and Richard M. Rands, 2690 Imperial St. Mrs.

Richard Bouck was matron of honor. Miss Marge Rands, Mrs. James F. Peters, Mrs. J.

Robert Garff and Miss Tina Baker also attended the bride. Best man was Darrel strong. Ushering were Bruce Jones, James F. Peters, ert Rands and Steven Rands. After a wedding trip to Lake Tahoe and San Francisco the couple will reside in Salt Lake 'J City where both continue WIGS their studies at the University of Utah.

Prenuptial parties were given by Mrs. Richard L. Bouck, Mrs. Robert B. Holbrook, Mrs.

J. Robert Garff, Mrs. Ben T. Fumer, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmo C. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Peters, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank D. Baker, Mrs. Afton Nielsen, Mr. Mrs.

David Saley, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hainsworth and Mrs.

Burnell S. Jarvis. Kennedy-Crookston St. Ambrose Catholic Church was setting for the Saturday wedding of Miss Janice Keri- nedy and Joseph A. Crookston.

The Rt. Rev. Msgr. William. E.

Vaughan performed the ceremony. In the evening, they were honored at a reception at the Memorial House Reception Center, Memory Park. A wedding dinner at Log Haven also honored the couple. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Maurine Brinkerhoff, 1903 Westminster Ave.

The bridegroom's parents are Mrs. Marjorie Crookston, 2566 Elm and the late Robert K. Crookston. CLEANING REPAIRING FtniNOS DRESSING DYI1NO EM 4-8771 240 East South Temple COTTONWOOD Provo, 230 N. University.

Call 374-8741 Miss Jean Kennedy was maid of honor with Miss Kathy Despain, Miss Jill Kennedy, Miss Margo Brinkerhoff and Miss Marleen Brinkerhoff as bridesmaids. William Rusho was best man. Ushering were Gilbert. S. Bruce Gary L.

Fedor and Garth Brinkerhoff. After a honeymoon trip, the couple will reside in Salt Lake City where the bridegroom will continue his studies at the University of Utah. Prenuptial parties were given by Mrs. Lewis B. Flinders and Miss JoAnne McDonald.

Syphus-Reid Miss Carol Ann Syphus became the bride of Lawrence R. Reid, Friday in a Salt Lake LDS Temple ceremony. Gordon B. Hinckley, member of the Council of Twelve Apostles, officiated. Afterward, a wedding breakfast, given by parents of the bridegroom.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reid, Ephriam, honored the pair at Hotel Temple Square. That evening, the couple greeted guests at a reception on the Orchard Third Ward chapel patio. Hosts for this were the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Ross Syphus, 260 E. Center North Salt Lake. Miss Marilyn Syphus was- rnaid of honor with Miss Vicki Reid, Miss Gail Reid, Miss Marilyn Syphus and Miss Mary Syphus as bridesmaids.

Douglas Reid was best man. Ushering were Bruce Deeben, Reed Nielson and Robert Wingate. The couple will reside in Salt Lake City, where the bridegroom, will continue his studies at the University of Utah. He was graduated from Snow College with high honors and filled a LDS mission to Hong Kong. His bride has attended the U.

ofU. Anderson-Walker Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church was setting for the Saturday marriage of Miss Beverly J. Anderson and Joseph C. Walker." The Rev. H.

Edward Hamme officiated. A reception, that evening, CRYSTAL DIGNITY The brilliance of cut crystal has the distinction and that touch of sophistication you've been seeking. Its association with luxurious decoration sense is inevitable. Mrs. Barry Ames honored the pair at St.

Paul's Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Anderson, 1551 Paradise Taylorsville, are parents of the bride.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert' J. McCalmant, 4677 Citadel Granger. Miss Barbara Anderson was maid of honor for her sister with Miss Donna Anderson, Miss Sue Walker, Miss Carol Knudson, Miss Linda Barber and Miss Diana Anderson as bridesmaids.

Leigh Ann Me- Calmant and Sheri Andersen were flower girls. Robert McCalmant was best man. Ushering were Joha Forsey, Bob Buckley, Lynn Boehme, George Woodruff and Dave Madsen. After a honeymoon trip to Yellowstone National Park, the couple will reside in Granger. Ponlsen-Ames Miss Vicky Poulsen became Mrs.

Barry Ames in nuptial rites performed Thursday at Reception Centre. Murray City Judge James S. Sawaya officiated. The bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred W. Ames, 5888 Sagewood Murray, were hosts the evening before at a rehearsal dinner at Log Haven. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don P.

Poulsen, 15 E. 5900 South, Murray. A reception after honored the newlyweds. Miss Kathy Poulsen was maid of honor. Mrs.

Stan Bird, Miss Kathy Moore and Miss Connie Oliver also attended the bride. Best man was Glen Ames. Joe Anderson, Robert Chatelain; Terry Jackson ushered, with Wayne Ames and Craig Poulsen as junior ushers. After a wedding trip to California the couple win. reside in Salt Lake City where the bridegroom will continue his studies at Stevens Henager College.

Thomas-Johnson Nuptial rites exchanged Thursday in the Salt Lake LDS Temple united in marriage Miss Karen Mildred Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Thomas, 1274 Ma and George Terry Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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