Show ““vi 101 USU Women Hyrum Native 100 To Celebrate Day Pledge Sororities One hundred and one Utah State University women pledged the three sororities on campus at the conclusion of rush week an increase of 29 per cent over last year’s pledging according to Lundstran Dean Helen women dean of — Alpha CM Omega: Wendy Adams Salt Lake City Rochelle Barto Newport Beach Calif Malad Idaho Lois Buehler Cindy Christensen Provo Billie Crocker Murray Cynthia Dawson Cody Wyo Cindy Foote Layton Ann Hall Marie Rexburg Idaho Elizabeth Hunsaker Rohnert Park Calif Bountiful Susan Keddington Shauna Kerr WellsviUe Annette Kirby KaysviUe Denise Honeyville Kobayashi Mechelle McCabe Brigham City Teresa Lynn McGhie Las Vegas Nev Carol Ann Moore Ann Clyde Vacaville Calif Rigby Logan two-roo- m Linda Roberts Logan Debra Lynn Smith Salt Lake Gty Barbara Idaho Hill AFB Cynthia Neilson Las Swan Rogerson Wilds Sioux Nelson Jaime SD Falls Nev Jana Vegas Ogden Sherri Petersen Salt Carrie Wilkinson Ogden Mary Lake City Gaya Rogers Salt Lyn Worley Logan Lake City Susie Rutkowski Kappa Delta: Jan Adams Hacienda Heights Calif Chris Layton Julie Adams Layton Sansom Salt Lake City Sandra Jill Alien Roy Tamera Bar-bleMidvale Kathryn E Short Sait Lake City Kathe Bush Denver Colo Rochelle Staeuble Los Alamitos Calif Connie Sunderland Rupert Campbell Roy Mindy Dansie Idaho Deon Tsuya Honolulu Antioch Catherine Calif Hawaii Wendy Whitesides Densley Midvale Karin Sue Idaho Heyburn Marilyn Dickinson Walnut Creek Calif Lake Salt Windley Gty Robin Karen Donahue Bountiful Wright Provo Stacy Wright Vikki Eccles Midvale Klmberli s Ann Eyre Logan Gloria Kaysville Lovell — CM Omega: Jill Agricola Jari Logan Jolley Ogden Molly Andrew Idaho Wyo Cindy Kimball Salt Lake Falls Julie Barkdull Logan Gty Cindy Knight Ogden Barbara Bitner Layton Adrian Kathleen Kouba Yerington Linda E Lewies St Broadbent Donell Nev Logan Darrelene Carlson Centerville Becky Anthony Idaho Christensen Tremonton Lucy Lewis Karen Tremonton Monson Salt Lake Gty Holly DeAnn Bountiful Murray Nielson Pocatello Debra L Nielsen River Heights Janet Diann Openshaw Murray Dawn Pap Salt Lake Gty Renae Porter Ogden Barbara Pratt Salt Lake Gty Nikki Riddle Salt Lake Gty Margoe Janet Stiny Goleta Calif Comings Amt INSTRUCTION w Git-tin- June Wahleithner Ogden Karen A Webb Santa Barbara Calif Jolynn Wheeler Logan Put Together Look Gose-up- s on some of the new fall fashions: 1 Cray and big on good looks this sweater with snuggle-i- n warmth is collared with an oversized turtleneck and has one of the new center muff pockets to slide your hands into on crisp fall fashion GIAMOUR days editors accessorized it with a deep green beret a textured woven shoulder bag and one knitted muffler looped over another for a contrasting color-patteeffect 2 This marvelous suit shape is in Hie softest gray tweed knit cut on classic lines with a blazer-inspirJacket and a matching skirt The waist is circled with a narrow snakeskin belt Warding off chilly autumn air: a (ringed gray shawl pulled around the shoulders and a soft hat in burnt-orang- e angora rn ed Helen Help Us! by Helen Bottel head-huggi- Who's Perfect -- For Whom? DEAR HELEN: A group of got into a real hassle the other night when one of the women started talking about Hie qualities a perfect man should have Pretty soon everybody was the other — trying to out-taland no one agreed A man's idea of a perfect man is totally difk ferent from a woman's likewise what women consider terrific in their sisters doesn't really turn men on And none of us came up with a composite portrait of the "Idal" mate Each stressed a different as being most requisite valuable can personal relationships work out if we don't know what the other sex really expects of us? And our idea of "worth' is so different from that of the opposite sex? — LOOKING FOR ANSWERS DEAR LOOKING: If we all agreed on what constitutes a perfect mate we'd be more Android than human Each of us has a different ideal and Hut's the way it should be The key to good and lasting How relationships? Strive to be the kind of person YOU like best then find a mate who appreciates those qualities not only in you but in him ( or her ) self — H DEAR HELEN: After you gave the number of feathers in a peacock's tail I’ve decided you're one of us: a member of Hie Gub In other words collectors of trivial data Here are some more for you: Since a male cricket (females are Hie silent partners in the cricket world) chirps faster Hie hotter he feels you can tell the temperature by counting the number of times lie chirp in 15 seconds then adding 37 ( But It's easier looking at a ther- PIANO Going ri Thylor Roy Chris Thompson Morgan Gndi Vosburg Logan was in the sheep business with his father He served a mission to Germany In 1906 he returned to Hyrum and married Marie Alaslagsen Nov 8 in the Logan LDS Temple Their honeymoon trip was a move to Teton Valley where he taught school at a salary of $55 per muuth In the spring he began work on a homestead at Bates When the Bates Ward was organized he was the first bishop Under his direction the Bates Chapel was erected He was also elected Ms father with the community Justice of die peace Later he cow herd wMch was pastured on became a member of the school the foothills of Hyrum and later board Until 1918 he fanned and taught achooL That year he was elected Teton County treasurer and tax collector which office he held until 1924 In 1919 the family moved to James Alma Hanson Driggs where he became a member of Hie high school board He served for 15 years most of the time as chairman On Feb 21 1921 he was sustained as second counselor in Mrs the Teton Stake presidency Jessie Spicker Clearfield spent two days with which office he held until Oct 18 A long time sludont of her sister and Mother-in-laIrving In 1924 he was elected to Hie Julia and Melvin Muir Mendon Waiiarmann GARY AMANO obtained a Idaho State Senate and was rebachelors and masters Mrs Ida Kidman Petersboro elected for four consecutive from the Jullinrd degree 1944 He terms at farmed until her grandaccompanied School of Music in New York daughter Gloria Harris and her which time he accepted a City Mr Amano has taught husband Owen Harris Fullerposition as boys group superona performed concerts in ton Calif to Fillmore where visor at the Preston School for New York Pennsylvania they were guests of her sister Boys near Sacramento He San Francisco and Los and family Mr and Mrs Ward returned to Idaho in November Angelos prior to his return to Utah Stevens In Provo they visited 1948 and has made his home in another sister Mr and Mrs Idaho Falls since that time In Classes are now forming for 1949 he became an officiate at Harris Rasmussen Beginning Intermediate ond the Idaho Falls Temple Advanced pianists For furHis wife passed away several Mr and Mrs Kenneth ther information W and son Kevin Charleston yean ago He lived by himself for a number of years moving Va were guests of Mr and Mrs CALL into a nursing home at the age of Wayne Hiibner Mr and Mrs 97 Glenn Hiibner Mendon 753-514- 0 He is the father of six children OR President Donald Jeppesen has numerous grandchildren 0 Extension 7794 and High Councilmen William and Merlin and Maughan Worley were speakers at Mendon Ward Melchizedek Young Adults made a presentation under the direction of Mike Richardson Bishop Stanton Barrett released 1125NMain Open 9-- 6 IiOma Ladle as president of Hie Closed Sunday Primary She has been sustained as president of Logan Stake Primary- - Sustained In her place Something New From The Cardan House was Norma Neyers with counselors LaDawn Cheney and Kay Taylor Scott Porath was advanced from a teacher to a James Alma Hanson native of Hyrum will be 100 years old on Tuesday The occasion will be celebrated at a family reunion in Idaho Falls On Saturday a general Hanson reunion will be held in the Sandy area Mr Hanson was born Oct 8 1874 ir Hyrum to Hans Peter Hanson and Bertha Corlsen His parents were immigrants of the 18G0s from Denmark and lived in a log house with a dirt roof at Camp Hollow The house was later moved to the northeast comer of 1st West and 4th South When he was a boy he helped Janet Daines Logan Kathy Deskin Brigham Gty Diane Elaine Devick Newport Beach Calif Wendy Erekson Salt Lake City Linda Gailey Kim Ann Gelinas Kaysville Laura M Gits Layton 111 LaGrange Mary Jan Hagen Sioux Falls SD Vicky Lynn Harder Shelley Idaho Liz Hayward Logan Pam Hazard Sioux Fails SD Cindy Nicola W Lindquist Logan Martin Brigham Gty Susan Metcalf Clearfield Leslie Miller Midvale Dee Ann Miner Gearfiekl Jill Mockli Layton Kathleen Moffat Salt Lake Gty Janine Oyler Tremonton Lcura Padan Salt Lake Gty Shaun Rampton Kaysville Margo wwki t nn im neiSM wwnnr- -7 me So I'll pay my dues with another palindrome: "Sex at noon taxes" spelled backward is what an advice columinist might say to an elderly playboy 752-410- Totally new totally wearable: a handsome bias-cskirt teamed with sleek crushed leather boots The crunchy knit sweater belted at Hie waist picks up the vanilla color of the brown plaid A contrasting plaid scarf pinned at Hie neck and a leather shoulder bag complete the look 4 A charming topping for a shirt or pants this soft and fluid crepe blouse has delicate fagoting ruffljr cuffs and a bow-tie- d peplum which make it priest look handmade An oval pin adds a romantic touch to the narrow Mr and Mrs Charles collar Hagenistin Modesto Calif were guests of her brother and Mr and Mrs Zeno family Dale and Kay Andersen 3 ut Household Hints Nutritionists say Americans eat more fats than they realize -- H because they fail to take into DEAR HELEN account fat content of such the who woman I'll bet that milk nuts whole items as condemned mothers for their cream potato chips pastries “cruelty" to children in gravy and french fries one same is the supermarkets who would sniff "Why doesn't Heavily soiled areas on she do something about her washables should be pretreated brat?” when she sees a little for more effective cleaning troublemaker yanking cans off Rub them with a solution of shelves and tearing up and down and water before detergent the aides putting them in a washing Kids go wild in stores because machine they figure they've got protection — Mama won't swat For a professional look in So home in front of company sewing press each sometimes you have to call their section of a mometer) garment as it is And how’s this for a palinBEEN THROUGH IT finished and bluff give it a final drome (a phrase Hut spells the overall pressing when the same way backwards as frontGot a problem? An adult garment is complete wards): "A man a plan a canal subject for discussion? You can — Panama" — R talk it over in her column if you write to Helen Bottel care of this DEAR SPERMOLOGER: newspaper I don't find that ward in my dictionary but whatever Hie name I qualify for your club: Long Formal useless inf on nation fascinates Refrigerate leftover bits of cheese in a tightly covered container for later use in salads or as topping for casseroles or flavoring white sauce card-carryi- Many permanent press fabneed more moisture than a steam iron provides in pressing For rics and synthetic knits extra moisture use a dampened press cloth little imagination can stretch the life of children's clothes: a dress tiutt is too short can be cut still shorter to make a smock type blouse A - The Garden House BLMili BOTTLE PALM Petersboro Their daughters Debbie and Mary Hageninstin are attending Brigham Young University in Provo (Beaucarnea recurvata) Childrens World of Logan Pre-Scho- loean ol i craatwa motl horning Now tagitlotmg lor Oil Nov I 2 day (him mornings or ahomoont 2 or 3 day par wmV onomod NuUry Sihoal each Contact' 1 02$ Not th Slh I a4 logon TJ2 Hit 1920-5- 4 Yeor of Fashion Leadership-19- 7 4 Green yellow whole or split peas can tie used interchangeably in many recipes SPFR-MOLOGE- SPORTSWEAR Famous I obeli Pants Skirts Tops HALF SLIPS Reducid "if 'V’Vrt Tricot or Taffeta 50 Gifts Redvctdfe 12 $6°° Also tricot 4 $coo FULL LONG SLIPS Now ovailublo (iE-wili- f DRESS COATS PANT COATS Irnpoi led long sleeve rib turtleneck washable (Relate polyester Black tipper In Camel Rust Black Gold Brown Grey Navy Red O'iri White Sites S Ml COATS JUNIOR MISSIS HAir-SIZ- t $yoo and $1 $ooo 1 00 TURTLENECK 1500 DRESSES long and Short MOCK ROBES Brand now styles 1400 Sonnier 23 00 LADIES STORE 37 North Main North Main DRESSES PANTSUITS RIB TURTLENECK 1 1 DRESSES 752-551- 1 AuovnH loyowoy end Cke-Whe logon Sop Wik lonlid Regular 2000 Regular 1100 Si 054 New IO Fall $1 C54 I J $1 054 ItJ lADIHSTORt trea liyeW4iM(IWH Whwf leffip 4kpi Wim c mini eHe Coats REDUCED 500 |