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Show Local Civic Club Honors Daughters At Garden Party Civic improvement Club members and their daughters met in the lovely gardens at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olof E. Zundel, 240 South Fifth East, for their first annual Mothers and Daughters Tea on Saturday, June 17. provided in stereo sound, and the tables were decked with bright colored umbrellas. Chairman for the first annual Mothers and Daughters Tea were Mrs. Horton Jensen and Mrs. Cam Harmon, while director member in charge was Mrs. Maurine Burt-che- r Jayceettes Plan North B.E. Stake Summertime Tea M Brigham City Jayeeetes will hold tea on Saturday, a June 24, from 4 to p.m. at the Over 200 guests were present for the event, and each was introduced to the new members as they were welcomed in the receiving line. New members and their daughters included Mrs. Les Dunn, Mrs Gilbert Horrocks, Mrs. Boyd Baugh, 3 to 5 p. Receiving guests from Mrs Wynn Andersen, Mrs How- m. were the offfcers ot the club, Chairman for the 1 including Mrs. Clyde Glover, pres- ofd event will be the alsh, Mrs VeNoy ident, and her three daughters, all the of ficers led Don Mrs. group by and Mrs. Charles Christofferson, e dresses. in Welcoming Lewis Olsen, president. Assisting guests with her were Mrs. E. B. Hodges. her will be vice president Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Lowell Baron, Mrs. As part of the honoring of their Dan Hess; secretary Mrs. Robert Jay C. Hansen, Mrs. Qmer J. Call daughters, the member? presented Keating; treasurer Mrs. Ray Tur and Mrs. Staynor Thompson and a lovely rose to each as ner; corresponding secretory, Mrs. daughter ' their daughters. Marvin Bywater; historian, Mrs. they were welcomed to the sumJohn Holmgren; and directors Mrs. Dainty refreshments were served mer tea. to each guest at the summer tea, Lee Ward, Mrs. James Kelly, Mrs. with French pastries, ribbon sandWayns Hunsaker and Mrs. DeVon The broad feet of the lynx enBreitenbeker. wiches, pink punch and tiny mints C. H. Waddoups is TRIP TAKES included on the menu as guests able it to walk on top of the snow. Rerfrcshments and a social peInwith science tour on a riod enabling all members and seated themselves at garden It does not hibernate and is active termountain students. tables. Background prospective members will be the music was all year. features of the late afternoon vf BONDS newly-electe- , Noi th Box Elder Stake M Men and Gleaneis will hold a rush par-'- , ty on Satuiday. June 24. at 5 p m. in Box Elder Canyon picnic The party is open to gioundx all young men and women IS years ot age and over, and the eligible members will be entertained by M Men and Gleaners of the local stake U.S. SAVINGS look-alik- cises June 18. The Brigham City man is a 1951 graduate of Box Elder High school. He then obtained a bachelors degree at Utah State university and a master's degreee from Stanford Graduate Hails From Brigham Alan W. Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Shaw, Brigham City, was on the 1961 list of graduates from Stanford university tn California. Shaw received a doctor of philosophy degree in electrical engineering at commencement exer Presenting a parking ticket at a police station one day, a cute girl with a sweet smile said, "Did someone lose this? I found in rn my windshield. Guests are asked to just "bung themselves', and fun and food will be provided for an afternoon of recreation. Chairmen in charge of the event are Richard Olsen and Erlene Bingham. - BOX LUNCHES Chicken, French fries, hot buttered rolls Golden Brown Shrimp, fries, rolls, cocktail sauce Deep Fried Fish and Chips, rolls, cocktail sauce JUNIOR SIZE BOXES of Chicken, Shrimp and Veal HOT DOG ON A STICK , $1.25 $1.25 95c .. 85c 5 Teacher Joins Students for rs Plan Rush Party home of Mrs. Louis Breitenbeker, 27 North Second East. Guests at the tea will be members and prospective members of the Jayceettes, and invitations are being sent out to ail prospective members of the local civic organization. Zi Men-Gleane- Brigham City, Utah Tuesday, June 20, 1 961 THE BOX ELDER NEWS, A recession is when you tighten your belt. A depression is when you have no belt to tighten. And when you have no pants to hold up thats a panic! Well be glad to explain how you can insure your home, your car, everythin you own . . . pay in easy installments with Great Americans budget plan. Get the facts now. See RINGSIDE CAFE at Moffitt Insurance Service 380 North Main Phone PA Jack 92 South First West Phone PA Science Tour igissfi! jir, pSSsil r' ttcb 'WSK'- K'rtv... C. H. Waddoups, mathematics and science teacher at the Intermountain School, left Brigham City Thursday morning, June 15 for N. M After arriving at Tohatchi, Waddoups was met by a group of students from Intermoun-taischool and together they plan to proceed by chartered bus on a general science tour of Arizona and California. Some of the points of interest tentatively included in their itinerary are the National Monuments in Arizona, Grand Canyon, major Air Force bases in Arizona and California, Marineland of the Pacific at Los Angeles, Griffith Park planetarium at Los Angeles, the harbor excursion at San Diego, San Diego Zoo, Naval Air Station at San Diego, Yuma and Phoenix, Ariz. The majority of students on the tour are seventh and eighth grade students of the accelerated regular junior high department at Intermountain school. Waddoups received his Bachelor of Science degree in elementary education from Utah State university at Logan. Alter he returns from the tour, he will enroll at USU to complete the final requirements for a masters degree in - 4' vf- ee ,s . aboard f TRAILWAYS, NOW ENJOY BRAND AW SILVER EAGLES STRAIGHT -- THRU between: PORTLAND BOISE DENVER SALT LAKE CITY ST. LOUIS DALLAS Enjoy new straight thru travel on the BUS OF TOMORROW . , . TODAY! On Tratiways newest addition to its ever expanding fleet of luxury buses . . . the brilliant SILVER EACLE . . . you can ride straight thru to your de stination without a change of bus or baggage. Youll enjoy the big foam rubber lounge chair seats, year 'round air conditioning, PLUS a complete rest room aboard. administration elementary 518 North Main PA IA i N and Waddoups currently guidance. holds the State of Utah administra- -' The certificate. Waddoups reside at Nine Sumac Way in Brigham City and have seven children. 21 t Jr :' - ' j 0 1 ft t Hv-- 4 ,1 ht. f 'VVA X Of f, a i t; t V .'A, pi d j vA j b w A. I m HALF the FUN IS in the SA VNG , i J There are many happy days ahead for the man or woman who saves lor them. The folks at Ogden First Federal go t to make your actual saving hall t lie fun with more convenience, friendliness and helpfulness. all-ou- ; r! ; - : , , i - ; pi- !!... v Open our account now. Only $5 will do it! j v j-- - tw , r' " 1 Convenient Hours 9 to 4, Monday thru Thursday. Open Friday Theres no need to simmer this summer. Save by Mail with or wiihout your passbook. Wc pay postage both ways and supply envelopes. 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