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Show BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, September 2, 1976 4 Sarah Yates, women's editor 723-385- 3 toiPIpceiroU ua Adult Volunteers A special Neighborhood Meeting for all 'adult leaders service team and members, and committee members will be held on Monday, Sept. 13, at 1 p.m. in food family women social Gillespie hall. will be discussed for Scout organization and Plans Girl Party activities for the coming season, with Neighborhood Chairman Willie Nelsen to preside at the meeting. ' A representative from each be in attroop is urged-t- o tendance, with last years leaders to troops without new leadership asked to be present to assist in leader recruitment suggestions. Any adults interested in working with girls aged six to 17 are invited to be Girl Scout Line Dy Ruth Phone County man to claim bride in wedding rite and Mrs. A. Lax Saar of Providence announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Karen to Clifton "T Im" Has s, son of Mr. and Mrs. Qulntln R. ' Hess of Mr. Fielding. The couple will be married on Saturday, Sept. 4, and a garden open house will be held In their honor at Vonfiaer's Park, 376 East Center, Providence, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. All friends and relatives are Invited to attend. In case of Inclement weather, the reception will be held at the ward chapel. Providence Miss Baer Is a graduate of Skyview High school and LDS Seminary, where she was a cheerleader and former Cache Valley Dairy Royalty. She attended Utah State university end Is now employed at Job Service Department of EmFirst-Fourt- h ployment Security, Logon. The prospective bridegroom Is a graduate of Bear River LDS and school High Seminary, where he was active In athletics and agricultural groups. He attended Utah State university and Is presently employed at Thlokol cor, poration. Following a honeymoon trip to Japan and Hawaii, the couple will moke their home In Logan. . 723-62- 29 Time end tide stayeth for no R. Brathwaite. men. And am I glad. Some person might have liked July and. August and wanted them to stick around a little longer. I was delighted yesterday morning when I turned the calender to September. I will admit, however, this hasn't been a very good season for us. For some reason the tomatoes just arent ripening, the bugs got the pole beans and only one cucumber vine grew. As usual the zucchinis have been pretty good and weve enjoyed them. It does seem like weve had a short summer, at least a short growing season. Time does move along, and I guess it depends on what you are doing whether it seems to go fast or slow. Arnold Bennet made the best observation about time Ive ever read. He said, "You wake up in the morning and lol your purse is magically filled with twenty-fou- r hours of the unmanufactured tissue of the universe of your life. It is yours. It is the most precious of possessions. No one can take it from you. It is unstealable. And no one receives either more or less than you receive. Now how about pulling up that old easy chair and giving me a little bit of your time so we can have our little Party Line chat. Im sure youll enjoy finding out whats been going on as summer draws to a close. children of Long Beach, Calif., came to visit following a tour of the Grand Tetons. Mrs. Christensen remained in Brigham City for a visit with her mother and was joined by and daughter Mr. her and Mrs. Tony DAntonio and five children of Orange County, Calif., who had come to Utah as part of their vacation. They visited here five days and left Wednesday for their home. Mrs. Christensen is planning an indefinite stay with her mother, As long as I can keep her, Mrs. Hansen said Tuesday when I talked to her. son-in-la- w in returned that took September 16 has been circled as the date when Miss Carla Zundel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Zundel of West Fielding, will become the bride of Kay Woolsey. The future groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Dean Woolsey of Salt Lake City. The young couple will exchange nuptial vows in a double-rin- g ceremony performed in the Salt Lake LDS temple in the presence of Immediate members of both families and a few close friends. The bridal party will be feted at a wedding breakfast immediately following the ceremony at the Chuck O' Rama hosted by the g rooms parents. That evening the newlyweds will greet guests at a reception hosted by the brides parents held at the Belmont Ward cultural hall in West Fielding from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. They will be further honored at an open house to be held in the Mink Creek ward cultural hall on Sept. 7. t is a graduate of Bear River High school The and LDS Seminary. She attended Ricks college in Rexburg and Brigham Young university in Provo. She is presently employed by the State Board of Education in Salt Lake City. Woolsey is a graduate of Granite High school and LDS Seminary. He fulfilled a New Zealand South LDS mission. He attended Utah State University In Logan. Currently he is employed at the First Security Bank Computer Center in Salt Lake City. Following a short honeymoon the couple will make their home in Arizona. Miss Zundel has been honored at numerous showers in Salt Lake City hosted by friends and relatives. 1 bride-elec- pre-nupti- Open house will honor newlyweds on Friday Red Cross. The Good Neighbor. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar (Bud) Rader of Corinne announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their Andaughter, Connie R. Christensen, to Ernest Ray (Ernie) derson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson of Brigham City. The couple has chosen Sept. 3 for their marriage, which will be performed at the home of the bride's grandmother , Mrs. C. J. (Nora) Halgren, 178 North Third West, Brigham City. They will be honored 8:30 p.m. in an outdoor at an open house from 6:30 . Greetings, Brigham City. slates annual couples picnic Ladies Community club will open the club season with their annual summer picnic with partners on Thursday, Sept. 2, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the bowery at Rees Pioneer park. Club members and their hus- -. bands are invited to attend the event, which will include dinner ntertwpnwalppg A ft6 lots of time for visiting w Wyo., to w w and Mrs. Grant Secrist. They traveled to McAllister at this time to be on hand when Michael Nelsen reported on his recent LDS mission to the Quito Equador Mission. Michael was a district leader and branch president during his mission years. He also or- ganized and trained several choirs among the members. Following the meeting at a welcome home social he showed a number of interesting slides he had taken of the country and people. Mrs. Nelsen told me when I talked with her Tuesday that she had been so happy to have a young friend from Mackay, Australia, Miss Janney Hunter spent five days here with her. Miss Hunter had come to this country to see some doctors and do genealogy research. She went back to Salt Lake City following her visit in Brigham City where she is staying with friends with the promise to return during our Peach Days. Mrs. Nelsen is anxious to have her visitor see one of our parades. She claims it is quite different than the ones they have in Australia. . 723-646- 7. NOTICE THE HIttH SWENSON SCHOOL OF DANCE b. taking reservations for foil I winter doss nroilment this week. We will woleoms earoMiaeat of new students at this time. We pride ourselves In small dassss and the personal achievement of Will ach student. Our work with children Is Superb. Put your child in a class where she or he will receive Individual Attention Encouragement Happiness Are Busy Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Luke) Dufour have been busy with guests this summer. From April to June they had as their house-guesat different times, his Mr. brother and sister-in-laand Mrs. L. W. Duffour of ts ning the program Eove Groce. Poise Confidence and learn to Dance Praise for the evening. club activiHeading 1976-7- 7 ties is Eva Haws as president, with officers and board mem- MICHELLE SUTTON AND DAN SPARKMAN in sets reunion bers including Barbara Holman, Beverly Mjggin, Mary Olsen, Doris Baugh, Sharon Andrus, Karen Hone, Bernice Earl, Carol Jenkins and Bernice Orchard. All members and their partners are invited to attend. church ceremony Announcement of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Michelle Sutton to Dan Sparkman is made by, the parents of the bride-to-bMr. and Mrs. Jode Sutton of Brigham City. Parents of the prospective bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. David Sparkman, also of Brigham City. The couple will exchange wedding promises on Sept. 24 in a sunset ceremony to be performed at Holy Cross Lutheran church. Following the wedding, they will be guests of honor at a reception at the Elks Lodge. Miss Sutton is a graduate of Box Elder High school. She has attended the University of Utah and Weber State College, from which she plans to graduate in the spring. She is employed at Safeway. The prospective bridegroom is also a graduate of Box Elder High school. He is attending Weber State college, where he will graduate in the spring with a degree in communications. He is an employee of Sears in Ogden. Following a honeymoon trip to San Francisco, the couple will reside in Salt Lake City. e, Introducing the Fashion Collection by MQ1RVED Seventeen Congratu'S onatme'odf;. ii&gsszp ' Memories Glass rings with a groat sense; of stylo Enjoyment Children of all ages Welcome! Enroll Now! London Royal Acodemy of Dollet, Novelty tap, Modem Jais, Doton and technique in Parade Strutting FOR INFORMATION CAU 734-931- 0 qnd-gettin- g summer club vacation. Each couple is asked to bring their own dishes and eating utensils; everything else will be provided by the committee. This annual event is the first planned by officers installed in the spring, with officers of the club preparing dinner and plan- church. Joyce Lewis was queen of the week, receiving a gift from the club. Ernest Kunzler was winner of the August contest. A guest speaker for the even- The Dufours are looking forward to the Labor Day weekend -- when they will host good friends r ' AE-- Q cc U-1 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson of Sacramento, Calif, who will spend ten days here. A number; of parties and events are planA reunion of Box Elder High ned for the couples annual visit schools Class of 1971 will be because, as Mrs. Dufour conheld 6:30 p.m., Sept. 4 at the fided, They love it here. Brigham City Community center, 24 North 300 West. will be served at 7 PARTY LINE sends.... . Dinner Happy birthday wishes to ' p.m. and will be followed by Pioneer Memorial Nursing entertainment. home where Grace Seely will be Tickets are $5 a piece and can 74 today Sept. 2 and at Godfrey be purchased at the door. If Nursing home where James possible, reservations should be (Static) Carlson will be 66 on called in to Gloria (Packer) Deem at Sept. 4. with, reacquainted after the Local couple to wed ing was Virginia Breitenbeker, who spoke on home improvements and reflecting ones personality in home decor. TOPS meets weekly from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, with the groups goal being take off pounds sensibly. All persons interested in sensible programs of weight loss and maintenance are invited to attend and become acquainted with the program of TOPS. ; t Utah chapter 69 of TOPS international met Tuesday, at Holy Cross Lutheran to garden setting, with all friends and relatives of the couple Jnvlted to attend. No invitations will be sent. Both the bride and the bridegroom attended Box Elder High school and are now employed at American on home decor Aug. 31, ERNIE ANDERSON Cpmmunity club hear talk William Jackson of Los Angeles, who spent ten days with them. They came here to enjoy the festivities of the recent Elks Golf tournament. Also joining the Dufours were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McKinnon. stopped overnight with her Mr. brother and temple ceremony ULI 8 day-and-st- when the equipment truck came to pick it up. It wasnt a fancy tent, but it served for many a Girl Scout camping trip and is sorely missed by the neighborhood. If anyone has information on the missing army surplus tent, please contact the neighborhood chairman or Sally Manzara. I"! R. CHRISTENSEN TOPS members The Dufours most recent guests were her sister and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelsen. On the way to McAllister they sister-in-la- DEBRA MARIE CHLARSON AND THOMAS G. EGBERT two-som- visit Mrs. Nelsens son and Fielding miss to wed Tent Missing was missing Niagra Falls, N.Y., her brother Wally Powell from Long Beach, friend Calif, and a long-tim- e Mrs. Jane Matzen of Santa Rosa, Calif. They entertained their guests with parties and lots of golf. Over the Fourth of July weekend they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Parish and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Johnson of Salt Lake City. They joined Mr. and Mrs. Marv Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. Blen Nance e for a fun Scotch at the local golf club. two-wee- daughter-in-la- 723-294- 8. units of Day Camp were closing on Friday, Aug. 20, one of the Girl Scout tents was set by the in roadside the As the ' may CONNIE , Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. Cam Longley have been busy with visitors during the month of August. k Here for a visit were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Moorhead of Hampton, Va. Spending five days in this city were Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Metcalf of Dallas, Tex., and Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wagoner of St. Louis, Mo. CARLA ZUNDEL AND KAY WOOLSEY interested contact Willie Nelson at September 9 has been circled by Miss Debra Marie Chlarson and Thomas G. Egbert as their, wedding date, with the ceremony to be performed in the Logan LDS temple. Announcement of the couple's marriage plans Is made by the parents of the future bride, Mr. and Mrss Lee J. Chlarson of Brigham City. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Russ Egbert of Victor. Idaho. On the evening of their wedding day, the couple will be honored at a reception In the Seventh LDS ward cultural hall in Brigham City. The followng evening they will greet guests at an open house at the home of the bridegroom's parents in Idaho. Miss Chlarson is a graduate of Box Elder High school and four year LDS Seminary. She graduated from Ricks College in Idaho and attended, oneJ yepr .at Brighom Young vnm university. The prospective bridegroom' graduated from Teton High school and four year LDS Seminary. He served an LDS mission in Illinois, and is presently employed with his father as a contractor. Following their marriage the couple will reside in Idaho. Paul Christensen and three Go Visiting Mrs. Alice Nelsen Phyllis Glover have from a four-da- y trip them to McAllister, Persons Temple date for couples wedding w f con- sultants, and resource people. Young singles, mothers, and senior citizens are all welcome and needed according to local Girl Scout workers.. circled Family Visits Mrs. Rhoda Hansen has been so happy to have her family visiting her during the past two weeks. Her daughter Mrs. Elma Christensen of Huntington Park, Calif., and her son and Mr. and Mrs. daughter-in-la- leaders, volunteers--a- s palmer jevjelry |
