Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 25

SELDERS-DUSTIN First Family and Idaho Governor Send Good Wishes To Couple Married in Mall Few bridal couples receive congratulations from Ihe First Family and a governor. However. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (Margean Selders) Dustin, whose Leap Day wedding in the Pocatello Mail caught national attention, have messages from President and Mrs.

Gerald Ford and Idaho Gov. Cecil Andrus. The message from the White House read: "To Mr. and Mrs. Tom Diistin: As you begin your marriage, you have our very best for a future of happiness together.

And may Ihe love you share be richly filled with joy and contentment." It was signed Betty Ford and Gerald R. Ford, President of the United States. The idea for the Feb. 29 wedding in a shopping mall originated here with Mrs. Billinell Croly, Pocatello Mall manager.

An open invitation to attend was extended to all in- terested persons and about a thousand responded, according to Mrs Croly. She was pleased particularly because with all Hie notoriety, the wedding was done with a "great deal of been concerned that there would be a great deal of noise with a large crowd. However, once the ceremony got under way, a crowd control seem to function.Eveyone was quiet as the couple repeated the double ring wedding vows. Judge George Phillips officiated at the 3 p.m. ceremony of the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs'. Lewis A. Selders, 4924 Spraker, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dustin, 249 Stuari.

Music was furnished by the singing quintet of Parrish Sisters. For her wedding the bride was attired in a floor-length gown of cream white satin. Her sisters, Mary Call and Susan Schell, Lyman, who shared the matron of honor duties, were attired in red velvet. The bridesmaids, who wore pink Karla Grower, a cousin, and Patti Price. Flower girl was Heidi Scheli.

Lyman, a niece of the bride, and ringbearer was Chris Call, a nephew. Kregg Price stood as best man for the bridegroom. Ushers were Greg Harris, Barry Lewis and a brother, Hans Dustin. A deep red and light yellow color scheme was carried nut in the wedding and the reception which followed. There were 150 invited guests.

However.many just passing through the Mail stopped to extend good wishes as they went through the receiving line. All were so sincere, said Mrs. Croly. A honeymoon trip to Elko, was pail of the Mall wedding. The newlyweds are at home now at bridegroom is working as a truck driver for United Van Lines.

Aid for City Arthritic Patients: Subject of A 0Pi A lumnae Meet Alpha Omicron Pi alumnae meeting will he hosted by Mrs. Milt Carlson at her home, 641 Park Lane, on Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. Special guest speaker will be Allen Martin, physical therapist at St. Anthony Hospital. He will talk about aid available to arthritc patients in Pocatello and what the A01I alumnae may do to assist.

The Arthritis Foundation is the national philanthropy of the fraternity. Scheduled also is the election of the alumnae officers for 197677. At the last function, Mrs. Jim (Betty) Howard was honored as the outstanding alumna of the Pocatello chapter for 1976 for her personal devotitn and service to the fraternity. The Certificate of Honor was presented to recognize her praiseworthy accomplishments in Alpha Pi.

Mrs. Thomas Dustin (Morgean 'Southern Belle' Reviewer Gives 'Gone With Wind 7 to Litteraires The popular Civil War epic, reviewed by Tony "Gone With The Wind," was Mclaughlin at the home of Mrs. Area Betrothals Morris-A lleman Scott- Canfield GEORGETOWN--Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Call announce the engagement of Ginger Morris to Ron 0.

Alleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Alleman, Nounan. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Morris, Addison 111. Miss Morris is a senior at Bear Lake High School. Alleman a 1973 graduate of Bear Lake High School, has completed an ISU vocational program in automotive mechanics. He is employed at Beker Industries in Soda Springs. The couple plans an early spring Godfrey- Winegar SODA SPRINGS--Bishop and Mrs.

C. Murrie Godfrey announce the and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jacquelyn, to Todd S. Winegar, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeMar Winegar, Midvale, Utah.

The brde-to-be is a 1970 graduate of Soda Springs High School. She then attended Brigham Young University, where she was graduated in family economics and home management. She is employed at the Provo university. Winegar, a 1969 graduate of Hillcrest High School, filled an LDS Mission in Mexico. He is a second year law student at (he J.

Reuben Clark Law School in Provo, Utah. The couple is planning a March 26 wedding in the Logan LDS Temple. ABERDEEN--Hhonda Scott will become the bride of Steven C. Canfield May 14 in a wedding to be performed at the Aberdeen Third LDS Ward. Announcement of the engagement and approaching marriage is being made by Mr.

and Mrs. Walter A. Scott, Aberdeen, parents of the bride-elect. The future bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Archie Dean Canfield, American Falls. Miss Scott, a graduate of Aberdeen High School, worked on the annual staff. Now attending Idaho State University, School of Vocational-Technical Education, she is taking merchandising. She belongs to D.E.C.A. and is employed at the University Book Store.

Canfield, a graduate of American Falls High School, served in the Navy. He is studying electronics now in the Idaho State University School of Vocational-Technical. Rich-Coombs GRACE--Mr. snd Mrs. Russell B.

Rich announce the engagement of their daughter, Shauna Lynn, to Evan B. Coombs, son of Mr Mrs. Willian L. Coombs, They have encircled June II as the wedding date. The bride-elect will be graduated from the Grace High School in May.

Coombs was graduated from Grace High School in 1973 and is employed with Miss Rich's father in farming. A reception will honor the couple at the LDS Slake cultural hall following the wedding. Don Miller for the February meeting of the Les Salons Litteraires. The author's sketch was given by Mrs. Brent Berrey.

"Gone With the Wind" is the only novel Margaret Mitchell ever wrote.The book has sold over 10 million copies and is still selling 50,000 copies annually. The movie, broke all attendance Dressed in a bright yellow gown of a southern belle with the traditional hoop skirt, Mrs. a i gave the historical background of the novel. Using a screen covered with maps and pictures of the Civil War period and the movie, "Gone with The Wind," she (old of the differing lifestyles of the North and South that caused them eventually to resort to war. The book tells of the life of a southern belle, Scarlet O'Hara, and her family during the Civil War period.

Being totally selfish, Scarlet is constantly using others to satisfy her desires, bringing unhappiness upon them and in the end upon herself as she selfishly loses the only man she ever realy loved, Rhett Butler. Fourteen members were in attendance. Guests were Mrs. Doyle Ray, Mrs. John Berrey, Mrs.

Norman Marble, Mrs. Alan Andersen, Mrs. Richard Browning, Mrs. Jerry Steadman, Vicki Miller, Mrs. Elwood Stevens, Mrs.

George Bingham and Mrs. Vern Hancock. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jerry Mead and Mrs. Winn MacBelh.

POCATELLO, IDAHO. SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1976 IDAHO STATE JOURNAL-SECTION PAGE 3 Social Calendar SUNDAY Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Sunday, 1:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Joe McGowan, 3)6 S. Fifth, MONDAY Women of the Moose, Monday, 7:30 p.m., executive meeting, 8 p.m., joint i meeting, Moose Halt. Eag'es Auxiliary, Alonday, 8 p.m., ritua! and drill practice, Eagles Han.

Bannock Counfy Chapter, American War Mothers, AAonday, 12noon, meeting first followed by pottucK luncheon, Memorial Building. PocateHo Assembly 120, Social Order of Beauceant, Monday, 6 p.m., Mrs. Robert El Jerkin, worthy president, wili conduct the meeting. Blue Room of Masonic Temple. Chapter BA, PEO, Monday, 8 p.m., home of Jane Evans, 51 Fordham, with Dottie Smith as co-hostess Chapter PEO, Monday, 1:30 p.m., home Mrs.

D. K. Schneider, 196 Valleyview. Mrs. Tom Hutchison will be co-hostess, and Mrs.

Schneider will give the program. Licensed Practical Nurses Association, district 8, Monday, meet in parking lot on Eighth Street by St. Anthony Hospital to QO in group to meeting location, Marsh Valley Hospital in Downey. There wilt be a guest speaker. Pocatello Senior Citizens Center, 1356 N.

Main, Monday, noon luncheon. For transportation Call 733-0111 (Tello-Bus). TOPS Idaho Chapter 32, Monday, 7 p.m., St. Anthony Hospital. Anyone desiring to join should contact Lola Hathaway at 237-3614.

(Continued On Page C-7) Jan Evans, Jeff Clawson Recite Wedding Promises Mrs. Jeff Ryann Clawson (Jan Diane Evans) A double ring wedding in a color scheme of ivory, pale blue and rose united Jan Diane Evans and Jeff Ryann Clawson in marriage on Valentine's Day at the United Methodist Church. Rev. James Airey solemnized which her mother had worn. Preceding the bride down the aisle were Pauline Evans, Idaho Falls, a sister as maid of honor, and Teresa Clawson, sister of the bridegroom as bridesmaid.

They wore gowns the Feb. 14 afternoon nuptials a rose and blue floral print Storer and Terri Mathiasen, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. with bouquets of ivory roses and Idaho Falls, babies'-breath in keeping with the wedding color scheme. Flowers were by Jan Hendrix aunt of the bridegroom, and the Twin Falls to reside, bride's sisters.

The bride is employed with Brad Clawson stood as best First Security Bank of Idaho, man for his brother. Guests and the bridegroom works for were ushered by Bruce Staples, Gem Equipment in Twin Falls. Dick McClung and the bride's i a Erickson. Immediately following the Robert E. Evans, Idaho Falls, and the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jay C. Clawson, 1751 E. Terry. Music for the winter wedding was provided by Connie Branlon, organist, and Jay Clawson, vocalist.

The bride was attired in a chapel-length ivory gown and carried white orchids. Sentimental features of her attire was her necklace, a gift of the bridegroom, and a garter, wedding, a reception honored the bridal couple at the Terrace Room. Assisting were the bride's sisters, Rosanne Erickson, Pocatello, and Brenda Evans, Idaho Falls; and the bride's cousins, Trisha The newlyweds took a wedding trip to the Alta Ski Resort in Salt Lake City before going to Preceding the rehearsal, the bridegroom's parents entertained at a dinner at their home. connie OftNFIIDAY'StlH OIHII NIGHTS Til 6 A tunic that doubles as a dress It's an affinity group: a coatdress, a cardigan coat, a pantsuil- lunic over pants. wool bearing the wool mark label.

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