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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- IS NEWS JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 26, 1976 rsn fiw in fiM Horn m poo ir air)... JNJ By NORMA PREECE a St. Barnard, Lesha gave birth to 10 new little St. Bernards. Evelyn Lundberg went by plane to Arizona to be on hand to welcome the new little miss and get in on all the excitement. Just a week before Shirley Urry finished first in the Ruth Roberts of New York, author of the Tall Tom Jefferson musical production was a houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harvey Brough and family during her stay in Kaysville. She arrived Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. and returned to New York on Thursday. Brit-tani- Urry. Mrs. Leslie Finn of Rapid City, South Dakota was a houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McAllister and family for three days. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scoffield last week were her sister and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Whitey Breaid of Portland, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bundy of Hannah, Wyo. were weekend guests at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Perkins. They came for the awarding of Eagle Scout badges to their three grandsons, Am, Ryan and Burton Perkins in a Scout Eagle special Ceremony held Sunday evening in the Kaysville Tenth LDS Ward. It is a rare opportunity when three brothers receive Eagle Scout awards at the same ceremony. Their other grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Perkins, as well as many other relatives, were in attendance for the special hos- tesses. and Mrs. R.A.F. McCormick entertained at a Sunday evening supper for members of their family. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCormick and daughter Emily, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bone and children and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilhelmsen and daughter Kari, of Kaysville. Mr. and Mrs. George Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kemp, attended the play, Mac and Mabel at the Pioneer Memorial Theater in Salt Lake City, Saturday evening. Mr. and DeLamar Mrs. Palmer spent Saturday in Preston, Ida. with Mrs. honor. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Richins spent Sunday at Henefer visiting with their many relatives in Fiat area. Mildred Pickett and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra J. Corbridge and in Franklin, Ida. with Mrs. Vel-d- a Olsen and Mrs. Florence Taylor. Clyde and Evelyn Lundberg received exciting news from Tempe, Ariz, of the arrival of their 12th grandchild. A 9 lbs. 4 ozs. baby girl was bom Feb. 18 to Jim and Shirley Urry. Also excited over the event is Mrs. Mary Timothy returned home Saturday from Pennsylvania where she has been serving the past 8th Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Howard have been in Salt Lake City visiting with her brother, rt LOWEST PRICES BEST TERMS J f ALWAYS J S 73 CHEVY i j) ? ton pickup, 4 wheel auto., P.S., drive, radio V-- 8, I 2987 jP a J I Effi FORD J 1573 North Main, n K Layton J P flan ecjsn 18 months on a LDS Mission. She is a member of the Kaysville J Og- den attended the wedding reception in Layton on Friday, Feb. 13 of her granddaughter, Miss Valerie Criddle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nament held in Tempe. The a new one will be named tending. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mr. theme. Mrs. Ethel Criddle of Ladies Golf Association Tour- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Templeton has his mother, Mrs. Esther Templeton, of Concord, a as Calif, houseguest of their family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hogge entertained the Mountain Road Neighborhood Dinner Club at their home Friday evening with 24 guests atPaulsen were assisting Society annual birthday celebration at their ward for Relief Society members and partners. This event is scheduled for March 10 at the ward cultural hall with a Bicentennial Regan, 8 years old daughter. Within hours the family pet, 376-87- Marcus Sowby, who is seriously ill the past while. Mr. and Mrs. DeLaMar Palmer met their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Winn of Preston, Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Myron Fonnesbeck and Mr. and Mrs. Jack King, all of Weston, Ida. were at Maccox Cafe in Brigham City thursday evening for dinner and an evening of visiting. Mr. and Mrs. James Duckworth of Fruit Heights and Mr. and. Mrs. Leon Burt of Boise, Ida. just returned from a fabulous 11 day trip to the Hawaiian Islands. They visited the islands of Hawaii, Maui, Kuai and Oahu. The Kaysville 11th LDS Ward are planning a dinner and program as the Relief Val Criddle. Mr. and Mrs. Linn Sandall from returned have Mexico New where they visited for days with their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sandall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 10 last spent Templeton weekend at Las Vegas, Nev. where they attended a gun show. They were accom- panied on the trip by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams of Salt Lake City. Monday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Don Edwards were her two sisters, Mrs. Maxine Paddock of Provo and Mrs. Florence Erickson of Orem. Larry Eugene Kettenring, Two invitations have been received by the Southern Utah State College Symphony Band. THE SYMPHONY Band has been selected to present a formal concert at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. and in addition, the organization has been invited to perform at the National Music Educators Convention at their Bicentennial Convention to be held in Atlantic City, New York. Dr. Steven W. Allen, director, announced the invitations and pointed out that the invitation is very selective, one that few professional per- forming groups have ever received. DR. ALLEN, former resident of Kaysville and graduate of Davis High, is director of the band. He is assisted by Professor Earl Bruning. In addition to the invitation to perform at Kennedy Center, the additional invitation to perform at the nation convention for the educators organization with over a membership of 60,000. It is the largest professional organization of music teachers in the world, he emphasized. Only a few left at this price! First Place Ribbon A lint Mter 4 washrinse water temp (elections Mrs. Dee Chipman of Bountiful underwent major surgery last week at the LDS She is the Hospital. of Mr. and daughter-in-la- of 3 water levels care lor PermL Press fabrics Soak setlino on dial Pump Guard to trap foreign objects Heavy-dut- y Vrhp motor Cool-dow-n M the nation at this history making event. SUSC Symphony Band was selected as one of four college and university bands to perform at this convention. Dr. Allen points out that the only other performing ensemble from Utah to perform at the Kennedy Center is the Utah Symphony Orchestra. THE MUSICAL dedication and preparation by the college students involved will Dryers, Etc. Refrigerators Washers Furnaces EASY BANK TERMS In the Qlass III state gymnastics meet held at Woods Cross High School last Friday night, Feb. 20, Pamela Allen won the first place ribbon in the uneven parallel bars event with a score of 8.2. It was the highest single score given all evening in that age group. SHE ALSO won the sixth place all around event ribbon. Pamela represents the Ogden School of Gymnastics and is the daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Brent A. Allen. She is 9 years old and is a fourth grade student at Vae View Elementary School. occur. The performances musr represent, according to Dr. Allen, the finest musical experience available. The level of perfection must be the same as expected from any major professional symphony band or orchestra in the world. 75 cents for cooperatives with other members of the band and sectional rehearsals on a weekly basis. WE ARE striving to prepare our organization to truly represent the college, the community and the state, Dr. Allen stated. He emphasized that efforts are being made to develop excellence in pitch, proper ensemble, characteristic tone quality and many other facets which enable the musician to express himself musically with great style and emotion, he concluded. gets more heat from a fireplace while saving energy and money!! When are you going to do something?? Now?? Help start a Revolution to get more fireplace heat. It Heat Mlzer FIREPLACE FURNACEI Easy to Install LOWER PRICE Was $289.95 NOW Contact Dean K. 65 King Wednesday March Thursday March Friday March Saturday March 17 8 19 1 20 The Long Road... an eloquent show! Salt Lake Tribune before the final performances INSTALL A Phone MOUNT OGDEN JUNIOR HIGH represent countless hours They built a FIREPLACE FURNACEI Ranges Friday March 12 Saturday March 13 sub- mitted to the national selection committee by performing bands, choirs and orchestras from across the entire United States. The selection committee then spent over four months listening, adjudicating and then selecting those musical groups to represent HE BUILT A STOVE! Now someone else has done something!! 773-48- 36 Presented by Promised Valley Playhouse at: DR. ALLEN indicated that last spring tapes were something when he could not get enough heat from his Fireplace. State Street, Clearfield JU the same cast that thrilled thousands of Sait Lake families Wednesday March 10 Thursday March 1 1 Two hundred years ago, Benjamin Franklin did 520 South Jills Mrs. Noble Sandall. FIREPLACE OWNERS I'rtaatBtacaiBgr' 1(1(10 The Long Road... an inspiring new play... in which audiences of all faiths should find inspiration. Deseret News KAY MARCUSEN of Kaysville and Doenice Seeley of Farmington are members of the SUSC band. Both are graduates of Davis High and former Davis High Band members and will be touring with the band. They both are presently attending Southern Utah State College. Under the direction of Dr. Allen and Professor Bruning, the rehearsal schedules are tight and each member of the symphony band must be involved in many hours of work, private applied PAMELA ALLEN 2 washing' and 2 spin speeds 4 cycles: GENTLE. KNIT. NORMAL PERMT. PRESS Kaysville. door. On March 9, the band will leave for Washington D.C. where they will be on tour for six days. They will play at the Kennedy Center on March 10 and for the Music Educators Convention on March 1 1 . Hurry I . choice Ada for Mrs. nesday Wheelwright and Mrs. Marguerite Heywood of Ogden and Mrs. Helen Johnson of tickets are Automatic Washer Model IDA600 'TN IT Mrs. Bonnie Heywood entertained at a luncheon Wed- children and students, $2.50 for adults and $5 per family. Tickets will be sold at the t t ii BY POPULAR DEMAND Ernest Halcomb has been confined to the McKay-De- e Hospital where he is undergoing treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Halcombs daughter, Yvette who e was confined to the McKay-DeHospital for a month undergoing treatment for a broken leg while sleighing has returned home and will be convalescing at her home for several weeks. THE BAND will be performing in Salt Lake on March 8 at East High. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. The Whirlpool j?' Bishop F. Burton Winters. SRC Flip WASHER SPECIAL T their during Sacrament meeting. The award was presented by Sunday VIEWMONT HIGH SCHOOL Overstocked! 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