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Show (Htje West Mountain Memos llagson (EtjrmucU Wednesday, December 12, 1979 page B-- 5 by KATHY HEMMING 465-935- This week we would like to share with you readers some Christmas traditions of the West Mountain fami- lies. Several years ago Calvin Ewell the family began singing Carols Christmas to some of their friends and neighbors. About three years ago the Craig DeHart family joined them and this the Kenneth year will Pierce family join with the Ewell and DeHart family. The Doweh Schramm loves the family Springerles cookies and cookies that honey each Elaine makes These recipes year. came from Dowells who them brought from 6 says her most unique Christmas was last year when she delivered a baby on Christmas Day. The Bryan Grotegut children anticipate each year as a day they can go to their Grandmas devotes day to visit Temple Square and tour the visitors center. On the newsfront, Paysons High School Band from returned home Cucamonga, California, where they who the entire baking and decorating with them, A tradition of yesteryear but fondly re- the membered by Ronald Hegerhorst Wride, Marylin is having a Erekson, Jana Critch- family family their grandparents home and hearing the grandparents recount their story of joining the LDS Church in Germany and then singing forjhe grand children 0 Tannen- - Germany. Ann anRowS Teressa, Becky Nathan Killian and and Walden with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Ronald horst and Mr. and Mrs. Wride. Lynn Several compliments were paid to the stu- dents of Payson High School for the Lynette , . .rif Christie Davenport, Taima Broderick, Frank Young, and John Penrod. Jr. High citizens named Heger-grandmoth- Citizens of the November Month at Payson Jr. High are: John Penrod, 8th grade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cloward Penrod His hobbies are of Genola. John basketball and football. also helps on the family dairy. Christie Davenport, 9th grade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Davenport, Genola. Her hobbies are music and reading. Thls Year have P in them Sorensen family will r?new their traditio" giving them a hint an' mendable manner in flavor. ,ye.trS whlch they conducted letlv31 The David Guzman 3 rees 10 3 e themselves, family, in keeping with backhis Mexican Springerles anise seeds com-licori- of Barbara Williams, Suzanne McIntosh, and Cynthia Richards will be featured during The Utah Valley Symphony Christmas Concert tonight. T rio f ground, will be breaking a pinata this year. They fill theirs with small oranges and eatu red in concert Utah Valley Symphony once again will present a Christmas concert December 12 at 8 p.m. in the Provo Tabernacle, filled with Christmas sing along, excerpts from the Handel Messiah and a special Corehi Christmas Concerto featuring three string soloists. Opening the concert Conductor Ralph G. Laycock has chosen Mendelssohns Ruy Bias OverBizet's followed ture, by "L'Arlesienne Suite No. 2. "Christmas Concerto by Arcangelo Corelli will feature Barbara Williams, violin; Cynthia Vance Richards, violin; and Suzanne McIntosh, cello. All three teach at Brigham Young University. Barbara Williams studied at Eastman School of Music where she was given the Performer's Award and was concertmaster CultusClub of the Eastman Philharmonia. She also studied with Naoum Blinder in San Francisco. Mrs. Williams has soloed with the San Antonio Symphony, the Eastman-Rocheste- r Orchestra, and the Spokane Philharmonic. Suzanne McIntosh studied at Indiana University and the University of Illinois. She has been solo cellist of the Colombian National Symphony in Bogota, She studied chamber Colombia. music with the Hungarian Quartet and has been cellist in the resident quartet at the Stratford, Ontario Festival. Cynthia Richards began her study of the violin in Chicago, continued at Brigham Young University and at the Mozarteum Academy of Music in Salzburg, Austria. She has been soloist and concertmaster of the BYu Philharmonic Orchestra. Club notes The Cultus Club held their Thanksgiving banquet at the Family Affair Catering Nov. 16. President Rhea Batholomew welcomed the group ana introduced lie guests, Mr. and Mrs. Paul .ndrus, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Vilson, Klara and Alta Durrant. Don J. McCoy gave the blessing n the food and a delicious turkey iinner was served. Echo Durrant, program chairman introduced the program, a singing group from Benjamin consisting of Katherine Hickman, Jr. Cultus The festive atmosphere in the home of Mrs. Faye Angus was the setting- for the Jr. Cultus Clubs annual Christmas Party. A delicious hot supper was served by the party committee members, Faye Angus, Helen Wilson, Joanne Mattinson, Joyce Provstgaard, Harriet Mendenhall, and Janice Patten. A beautiful program of Christmas music was presented by the Trou veres from the High School, directed by David Dalquist. After the entertainment a short business meeting was held, under the direction of Joann Mattinson. Jeanette Beckstrom, Keele and Katharyn Judy Reimschussel presented a delightful Thanksgiving program. Dianne Downey, The Cultus Club met Wednesday Dec. 5, at the Zions Bank Room. President Community Rhea Bartholomew greeted the members and guests. Club collect was read by Naoma Hillman and pledge to the flag was led by Dorothy Christensen. chairman Edith Program Tischner announced the International Affairs program and presented Dr. Richard Beal, Associate Professor of International Relations in the center of International and Area Studies at Young Brigham University. Dr. Beal is currently a Fulbright-Hav- s Lecturer at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Dehli, India. Dr. Beal talked of some of the things that are happening around the world and the turmoil in some of the countries; what sometimes causes these disMost of the world turbances. cannot handle democracy. Guests were Mrs. Nelda Hanks and Mrs. Clay Jackson. Refreshments were served by Edith Tischner, Helen Cowan and Bettv Mower. candy. Earlier this month in a family home the evening lesson Ron Peterson family asked their children what they would like to do for Christmas, re- The unanimous sponse was to re- 12 Days the of Christmas. They pick out a special friend and leave some- - thing on the step each day door- be- - Mrs. LaDora Brady had her family home Sunday for dinner on the occasion of her Mr. and birthday. Mrs. Lynn Brady came from Eureka: Mr. and Keith Mrs. Brady from Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Ray The Estella Peterson and Mrs. Louise Barney. Company for dinner at the home of Mrs. Peterson Estella grand-enac- t was her Sunday daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Nielson and daughter Rafael and Brady from Sandy, Dec. 14th Mrs. jhora Holla ginning until Christmas Day. day was the honored The first day may be a plant, the eighth guest at a day may be eight cut- - eld at j,ome of Mrs. LaDora Brady. ,s"wflakes apfr a e en an ay may Luncheon was served ten be Christmas and cards played e decorations, Mrs. Holladay got a children have un birthday gjft and Mrs. being anonymous. Helen Backman won The David Pierce high score prize in family cuts down their Others games. own Christmas tree were: Mrs. each year. As Christ- present Cora Mrs. Olsen, draws mas closer have a family they All of the party. cousins act out the nativity while one of the men reads the several weeks ago. He suffered a heart He lived in attack. 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