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Show 8 Vernal Express Fridoy, September 9, 1983 Clubs Current Topic's Club to Celebrate 50th Year Current Topic's Club will celebrate their 50th year on Sept. 16 and 17. A special tea has been planned for the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 16 from 3 until 5:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. G.W. Gregory. Invitations have been sent to all former members and special guests. On Saturday evening, Sept. 17, the dab has planned an evening of special events for club members and their partners. UBMOTC Begins season The Uintah Basin Mothers of Twins . Club will start regular meetings again after the summer break. September's meeting was held on Wednesday, the seventh, at the hospital cafeteria. The October meeting will have a guest speaker, Janice Weinheimer, author of the book, "Families are Forever, If I can Just Get Through Today." To-day." She is the mother of two sets of twins, a set of triplets, and two singles. Be thinking of any questions you want ; to ask her. The UBMOTC would like to con-: con-: gratulate and welcome these new mother's to the world of being a mother of twins: Laloni Barton of Roosevelt, gave birth to twin boys, March 21 ; Julie Peterson had her boys on March 4; Susan Horracks had boy girl twins on May 24; Linda Parmeter gave birth to twin girls on July 19 and Linda Toone also had a boy girl twins on July 27. Preceptor Pi Pat Searle was the hostess for the first regular meeting of Preceptor Pi Chapter on Sept. 6. Seven members were present. President Evelyn Herbst presided over the business meeting. Pat Searle then presented a program "What do riches mean to you?" Dessert was served. The next meeting will be help Sept. 20 at the home of Doris Kindt. Beta Sigma Phi City Council Meets The Beta Sigma Phi City Council is comprised of representatives from each Chapter in Vernal. The duties of the council are to communicate, to correlate, to aid and to guide. The council promotes inter-city harmony and provides a means for chapters to correlate their activities and planning. The. Beta Sigma Phi City Council met Wed. Sept. 9 to discuss the traditional tradi-tional combined activities of the four chapters in Vernal. Council president, Carolyn Johnson, asked members to discuss with their chapters combining two more activities this year. These are the Preferential Tea and Fall Ritual. The next council meeting will be Sept. 20. University Women hold annual membership tea Westward Ho! Carnival Fun Time! Discovery Elementary will hold their annual Carnival on Sept. 30, 1983, from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the school. See western displays, join in the special western program with local talent, feed the family from the Grub Box, and let the kids have the time of their lives playing games and winning prizes. Bring your partners and have a heck of a time. Ainge Family Reunion held The Nile and Ella AinRe family reunion reu-nion was held Sat. Sept. 3 at the home of Shirley and Bcrnice Ainjte at the power plant above Neola. Due to the rain tortn and wvert lightening and thunder, it war. wrcwiry for them to (to lo the home of John and Cbrrie Dickev at the mouth of Whiirtwto Canyon, Ca-nyon, They enjoyed hamburger and pot hick dinner after which ejection of off icem a held Irridml and vice president for the coming year are Brad HaiOem and Duane Atnge. wcrrtary and treasurer lrry and Karen Gro, The afternoon wan en-joyed en-joyed visit intf and taking picture. Net year reunion ill be hdd the find Saturday in .Vptrfnbrf Bl the Shirley and Hrtwce Ainge home. Furniture & Carpet Serving The Whole UinUh Bm Carpet Cleaning Car Interiors Furniture Cleaning Flood Cleanup Fire Cleaning Odor Removal When cleaning house let Ropers come to you. Win taie Sy Dwarfs The Uintah branch of the American Association of University Women held their annual membership tea the evening even-ing of Sept. 6 at the home of Garlyn Saupe in Vernal. Jane Loan from the Ogden branch of the American Association of University Univer-sity Women was the guest speaker. Her topic for the evening was "What AAUW has done for me.". Activities included a discussion for future AAUW projects and getting acquainted. Teresa Philips was chairperson of the tea with Sharon Rich assisting. Members attended from Roosevelt and Vernal. Special guests were Lydia Begay, Pat Bower, Shiryl Davis, Lynn Loetterle, Kathy Smith and Shirley Wilkins. Membership in AAUW is open to any women with a Bachelor's degree from any university or college. For more information contact Theresa Phillips at 789-5839 evenings or weekends. OOIBQOffi 'itDfli 5ft3ri T,:n:3f Minnie's Poem Minnie, tell me a story, Tell me about the boarding house near the Bucket-of-Blood saloon, or about Butch Cassidy and the Bassett's carving legends in the heart of Brown's Park. Tell me about the tiny beaded moccasins, A gift for you from a starving squaw. Tell me stories of homesteading at the Gap and the white-hared Scotsman who shared his books. Tell me of the dry, Linwood day when you arched your pride and dropped drop-ped the match, leaving you home in ashes flung to the wind. Minnie, toil me a story Now, that you're home to stay. 1382 Carol Lynn Terry PqwtII ttrankw The Itilly loH Krtmktfl wa held Saturday Sept 3 at the Colton Pavilhon in Vernal. Then? er W family member pmenl. Came of Horeboe rre played, and a pot luck picnic wa ert)oved by (hot prrwmt. Nile and tM Ainge of Vernal ac compaioed 6f anl and Mart Ainge of Jetwn 0 the fV?f Plant abore SM brte Vtwy vteiled Shirley and Iv-rnk Ainge They alM viwled with Mf. and Mrs tN ane Ainge and their baby bay Jet ad Nile Morgan and Leafy (arvr rm Oakdafe. CaHf and Net and .leaned la tarti and thiMrefi Ruwll. Cn d and Mark of fcsraVm. taUf veiled mve in Vernal iih Nile and Ella Ainge TVt al wrd t Vr ffc?rrf on tHanwnd Ml If? ieitH iih Onrgp and imn Grs of Jpn Tbn ho tmip4 Hh ffwro bw m the rmwnlain IVnV" and ft Mwiwwn. tatty aJ Kami (rfut and Ibeir tfwMmi f iefwn. and Fml and Philip and their (hiidmi Irm Ma. t 1 da Wa'rb. &fcr Nawcn n4 (jMrlPY ?d Bet Ant rfeitpd pi IN Vie AifCf hr 4 Mf.n and tj fiat. 'f vA.-r V "A-t Sharon Rich of AAUW Macscr Eloise Alien Parker Phone 789-2178 BETA SIGMA PHI representatives for city ci-ty council. Pictured left to right, first row, Sheryl McCulloch, vice president Sherry Williams, Gwen Rambo. Back: secretary Martha Haakinson, treasurer Bonnie Norton, Nor-ton, and president Carolyn Johnson. Not pictured, Evelyn Herbst, and Nancy Martinez. Broadaway Gardner's celebrate 30 years of marriage Howard and Helen Broadaway, Ted and Margie Gardner recently celebrated their 30-year wedding anniversaries an-niversaries by taking a trip to Jackson Hole and to Cody, Wyoming. They spent a day with the Gardner's daughter's family, Kim and Randy Reynolds and son in Cody. Coy R. and Charlotte Hatch and son Mike, 16, and daughter Christi, 15, from Longmont, Colo, are the new family living in the Nate Jones home. Coy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hatch. James and Sandra (Hacking) Ely and daughter Delilah from Tacoma, Washington spent several days last week with Grant and Mildred Hacking also the Berkely Halls. Delilah is staying on in Provo to attend at-tend BYU. This is her freshman year. Chelsea Hall, 10 month old daughter of Velda and Evan Hall, spent two days in the Ashley Valley Medical Center after she nearly drowned in a bucket of water last week at her home. Velda reports she is at home now and triumphantly healthy. Her four brothers are also very glad to have her back from the hospital. Theo Lind had eye surgery in Salt Lake City recently. After she was released from the hospital she spent a week at the home of her son, Harley Morrison and family. Grace Hall spent 10 days in the Ashley Valley Medical Center recently. recent-ly. She is at home now doing really well. Greg and JaNae Morrison and four sons have moved to Layton, where Greg is now employed. Mrs. Beatrice Reese from Manila is spending a few days with her daughter Freda and John Parker and her four grand children. Pheobe Jane Merkley from Fruita is spending some time at her parents home, Morgan Merkley. Johnny and Eloise Parker and Nellie Allen spend Labor Day at Green Lakes Resort. There they enjoyed a trout dinner. din-ner. Howard and Helen Broadaway were also there for dinner. Vernal Happenings 2nd Thursday of each month Poetry Society meeting Uintah County Library 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 10 Dance "London Bridge" Uintah High Tennis Courts 9 p.m. 12 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 16 Current Topics - 50 Years! Special Tea Home of Mrs. G. W. Gregory 3-5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 30 Discovery Elementary Carnival 4 - 7:30 p.m. t' Cuddle up to some Great Values During Ben Franklin's WEEK JBAJBY SALE 3.72 )mi 1.67 Soakar Training Panti.. . 1.1 3.7Z n.M Otuta Diapara 9.97 a an a oo H.HI S.77 Crib ShU H.), 4.17 Lap Knit Shlrta 1.17 Knit Shirts -21' 2" mm. mm m on tm pepuH eMy Mr. y ri.h. Choom kom our iwinion C utim. owgnW lot 4.97 Animal Qrabbart .... 17.97 Moblla Muale Box ... 10.97 Play Qym 8.22 1.77 Taathara ARattlta... 6.57 Security Bunny 4.92 2.97 8oft Shakat , 3.72 13.44 1.33 2.22 0- V0! feiJ ft II Jffi ( CU rt' Haaaaaa MmmI f. 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