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Show 18 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah ThursdayTovember 19, 1970 Ice Willard Reports Capades On Tap at Talents Displayed At Piano Recital Salt Palace An ince-a-del- frolicking love-i- happening, a a fanciful By Mrs. toyland and great skating A piano talents are all present in this seasons Ice Capades which opened Nov. 25, at the Salt Palace arena in Salt Lake City. Spotlights will be focused on the strongest cast of skating talent ever presented in one show. North and Canadian American Champion Donald Knight returns as headliner on this years show along with Olympic contenders Roy and Sandi Wagelein, Japanese Champion Sashi Kuchiki, Olympic contender Tina Noyes and lovely Janet Runn. Two family acts are featured, the Beards, Californias talented addition, and the Romanos, magic from France. In the laughter department, hilarious Hans Leiter returns with his antics along with the comedy team of John ICE SHOW This season's Ice Capades opened this week at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City. A variety of ice skating talent is on tap for the show. and Denise LaBrecque LaLonde. Newcomers this season are two adagio teams, Kiki and Clive, an outstanding pair from Europe, and Peter Gordon and Barbara Wilson. Tickets are available at Mickeys Music store. By Andrea Huggins Bear River City can well be proud of its Boy Scouts. A court of honor was held Sunday evening in connection with sacrament meeting. Leland Andersen is scout master and Frank Gardner and Ray Frost his assistants. In the past year the boys have earned 123 merit badges. Warren Jenson, Kirk Iverson, Jeff Gardner and Mark Andersen gave talks on different phases of scouting. Rulon Duncan, Clinton Burt, and Byron Weidman are the executive board. Alvin (Bud) Andersen is president of Young Mens Mutual. At present we have only one Eagle scout (David Weidman) in our ward, but hope within a year there will be at least six more. TSgt. and Mrs. William E. Bolduc are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Teak) M. Jensen. Sgt. Bolduc is on leave until Nov. 23 at which date he will leave for one year tour in Southeast Asia. The Bolduc's spent the past 16 months at Laredo AFB in Laredo, Texas. During their stay there they visited Mexico often and brought back a few souvenirs of culture from this interesting country. While Bill is in Asia, Janet Shotgun Missing and their daughter, Shannon, will live with Janets parents. During her stay she plans to spend her leisure time perfecting her oil painting and creative bead flower arrangements which is an old Mexican art rarely seen in the United States. Birthday Surprise Andersen LaVere guage shotgun was reported missing by Robert Petersen, 836 West Seventh South Sunday, according to police reports. Petersen said he parked his truck by the Ring Side cafe, 380 North Main, and when he returned he discovered the gun missing. A 12 was pleasantly surprised Tuesday when his two brothers Blaine and Dwight and their wives brought refreshments and helped him celebrate his bir- thday. Mr. and Mrs. James Karo and children of Ogden were dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huggins. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bassett of Citrus, Calif., were recent visitors at the home of Lorin and Mae Christensen. Martin and Mae are brother and sister. Mrs. Elvira Christensen, Meda Holmgren and Lula Clayson were hostesses to the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, held at the home of Mrs. Christensen Friday afternoon. Myrtle H. Andersen read a sketch of her grandmother, Mrs. Eliza B. Madsen. Mrs. Nell Nelson entertained at a birthday party in honor of her son, Douglas's eighth birthday anniversary. Fourteen little friends enjoyed the af- - Loveland. Following the program refreshments were served by the students of Mrs. Roy (Helen the program included the hostess and visiting was enjoyed. Donald Erin Flint is the name chosen for the infant son of Bill and Mary Flint born Oct. 1 in the Cooley Memorial Hospital in Brigham City. Grandmother is Mrs. Emma Wood from Ogden. Kelli Facer, Natalie Ipsen, Kenny Lemon, Jennifer Hall, Tammy EYES CROWN Princess Box Elder Dairy Kathy Hunsaker will seek state crown Nov. 27-2- 8. Local Girl Seeks Utah Title Ipsen, Michelle Mund, Brenda Baddley, Terri Loveland, Holly Mund, Pam Stuck!, Chert Blacker and Donna Wright. Special numbers were duets by Tammy Ipsen and her mother Judy Ipsen, Cheri Perfect attendance awards ' They stayed with Ronalds parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson. Joining them for the week were his brother Dale, and wife Sandra Nelson and three children Chris, Rodney and Jan from Cedar City. They visited with Dales parents and with Sandras parents Mr. and Mrs. Time Change Announcement made in the Willard ward on Sunday change time of scarament meeting to 4:15 p.m. beginning Sunday, Nov. 22. Overnight visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lemon were Mr. and Mrs. Blacker and her mother, Elva Blacker, and Lisa Baddley and her grandmother, Edith Baddley. vr Ipsen Terri Car Prowl A coat, flashlight and gear shift knob, total value $30, were reported stolen Monday by Dean Compton, 260 West Sixth North. He told police the theft occurred while the car was Ira Archibald. The older children from both families visited at the Willard school during the week. Joining them for hunting parked at the Eighth and Seventeenth LDS Ward. - Ask tlie woman who owns one: a modern GAS dryer. Box Elder countys 1970 Dairy Princess, Kathy Hunsaker, will be among those competing for the Utah Dairy Princess crown in Salt Lake Mrs. Melvin Laird 1850 South 800 East Orem, Utah 27-2- The royal quest will be one of the highlights of Utahs annual A Honeyville man received a doctor of philosphy degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana, it was announced this week by the university. Orvil G. Hunsaker, Box 27, a graduate student, was among 553 students to obtain degrees. Boy Scouts Excel, Earn Merit Badges recital was held by and during the week was John Ward from Fresno, Calif. He has been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs Angus Ward in Brigham City. They are former residents of Willard. Tyler Barker son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Barker received his certificate of graduation from Primary in the Willard ward Sunday. It was presented to him by Bishop Robert Morgan. David (Beth) Marchant from Midvale. Visiting in Willard and enjoying the pheasant and duck hunting have been Mr. and Mrs. Ronald (Jane) Nelson and four children Brett, Melanie, Bartt and Brian, from San Jose, Calif. were presented to Jennifer Hall, Natalie Jane) Lemon for families and friends at the home of Mrs. Lemon Saturday, Nov. 14, at 3 p.m. Students participating on City Nov. Receives Degree Bear River Reports E.F. Watts ternoon playing games, after which delicious refreshments were served. That evening his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Merrell Laub of Tremonton, and Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Nelson of Bear River City, and many aunts and uncles came to enjoy ice cream n and cake with him. Mrs. included Mr. and guests Blaine Hawkes and children of Logan and Mrs. Arlene Packer and family of Tremonton. American Dairy association convention in Hotel Utah. Miss Hunsaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunsaker, is seeking the crown now worn by another Box Elder county girl Elaine Reeder who has reigned during the past year as Utahs Dairy Princess. The two days of activities will commence with the Dairy Princess banquet on Friday. This will be the first time all of the county dairy princess winners will have met in preparation for the coronation Saturday evening. Prior to and during the banquet, judges will be able to interview the girls and make preliminary selections for the new princess, who will be chosen during an hour-lon- g television show Saturday night. Saturday evening will be the Dairy Princess pageant and dinner in the Lafayette ballroom. Immediately after dinner the live telecast over KUTV 2, beginning at 7 p.m., will present the pageant, at which time the new princess for 1971 will be chosen. and Whitaker Cleopha daughter Kathryn Gallegos of Brigham spent Friday In Ogden. the difference and I chose gasI "Being a home economics teacher, have had a chance to study the differences between a gas dryer only problem we have ever had with it, my husband and the other kind. So, when could I decided maintenance-wis- buy for me e I bought my dryer I that gas would be the best "Ive owned the gas dryer fix. That is really all had and have used I it now for 10 years and the the trouble we have ever and used it. and it has been. Local Couple Out-of-tow- Mr. and Mrs. Ercy Whitaker and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Marble of Corlnne spent Saturday in Salt Lake City visiting their brother Leo Nelson, who is a patient in the Veterans hospital. Tve studied Will Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. H. Melvin Rollins, former Brigham City residents, will celebrate their 63rd wedding anniversary quietly on Nov. 20 at the Dunn Rest Home, 910 Fowler street, Ogden, where they now make their home. They will be called upon by several of their children. MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY The couple was married Nov. 29, 1907, In the Salt Lake LDS VatuvJ Gad SuviCd - temple and resided for many In Southwestern years Wyoming before moving to Brigham City, where . he represented Beneficial Life Insurance locally. A modem GAS dryer gives you a better deal. While in Brigham City, they were active in the LDS church and Its auxiliaries. He was an officer in the local Sons of Utah Pioneers, and Mrs. Rollins was a county officer In the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Mr. and Mrs. Rollins miss their many friends in Brigham City and hope that they will hear from some of them on this occasion. 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