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Show PoJIsfointe Schoos - Ti-U- Laraine Bosses Night Set By Qhapter Ti-U- te Featured will be the selection American Business Women's of the "Boss of the Year" from Association will ho!d the annual among some of Utah County's "Bosses Xight Banquet'' on leading businessmen. The key Wednesday, April 24, at the Oak note adc'ess will be given by Crest Inn. Theme will be "Keep- Ben E. Lewis, vice presidert for ing in Tune," and partners will business affairs at the Brigham be guests. Young University. Plans for the festivities are being made by a committee headed by Linda Wilson, assisted by Barta Swenson, Maude Reed and Thelma Uibel. Hold Chapter of the Eureka Groups Meetings - Couple Says Tre-loa- ---; "April Showers Bring May Vows in Church Rites Mr. and Mrs. Forest Brana-ga- n of Goshen announce the marriage of their daughter, Patricia, to Allen Michael Cur tis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monte D. Curtis Jr., of Pay son. The young persons exchanged their vows in twilight ceremonies on April 12 in the Goshen LDS Ward chapel. The bride, who wore a street- length dress of white, carried She pink and white flowers. attended by Brenda Burraston as maid of honor and Keith Curtis was best man for his Flowers." President Veatrice Stewart conducted the short business meeting and turned the remainder of the time ovr to Mrs. Wanda Scholes of ihe Ameri can Fork Nursery. She talked on what, when and where to plant. The time was spent in asking and answering questions on planting and spraying for best results. Sue gave packages of seeds as favors to ell the members present. President Stewart introduced Elaine Lowe, whom the club is sponsoring for the Queen pageant contest. Miss Lowe is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Earl D. Lowe. EASY-TO-APPL- Y LABELS It's DEAR POLLY I want to tell the girls about the way I put our name on our rural mailbox. Cut shiny black electrical tape in little strips to make the desired size. One to two inches high is best but the length of your name will have something to do with that. An E would take one piece of the proper height, then three little pieces added. An O can be made by making a rectangle the proper height, rounding the corners and cutting out thu center. It is not difficult to figure how to make any letter in the alphabet. These are very legible and dur able ours have been in use for two years. A group making a point or applying such names as a money-makin- g project could do hundreds with one roll of tape. MRS. D. Eiletd Aries Anna Jeepettes View - Will meet Monday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. LaSelle Creer, 141 S. 7d0 W. RETIRED STEELWORKERS Will meet Tuesday rather than Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Union Hall. Potluck luncheon, program and bingo. AIM Will meet Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with Candy Overlade, 333 N. E. hand-laund- er home-makin- Members of the Cleofon Lit- Club met at the home of Mrs. Terrence Hansen to hear an interesting and informative account of the colorful Central! American country where she and her family spent three Mr. Hansen was head of the Central American LDS and Germans aid those of Spanish descent. Spanish is the main language spoken in the six countries, The holidays are colorful and Lblne g Although this country Is derdeveloped, the people poor, and there is often political up- heaval the land is one of eternal apnng, sunny wmpera- tures with pleasant breezes. un-in- November and December solid sheets of rain pelt the countryside contributing to a lush tropic landscape. The sale of coffee and bananas forms the major source of Central America's income. About 53 per cent of the pop- rmon and observance Roman Catholic rites. antiy f ul Wlth page-year- s. of the Beauti-missio- n. floats bear-- flower-dscke- d characters are religious part of the Easter Holy Week parades. Christmas begins at midnight with a barrage of firecrackers, a tradition from the Chinese. tiful embroidered blouses and skirts, some made of inverted Handloomed applique. skirts, scarfs and cloths and many other artifacts typical of the country were shown. Her Anfurniture wai tigua colonial especially interesting and ulation is pure Indian. They still cling to their native dia-- Mrs. Faul jecis, mayan cuuure ana axess. Mrs. Hansen are also many Chinese freshments to alternate. From BY High, LorVALLEY CHAPTER, OES raine Grow, daughter of Mr. Will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. and Mrs. Stewart Grow, with for initiation ceremonies. Nancy Cannon as alternate. Clubs contributing to the PAST PRESIDENTS SECTION are American Legion Will hold the annual meeting project Provo Eagles AuxAuxiliary, Monday at 1 p.m. at the Wilof the Moose, Women iliary, kinson Center skyroom. Lady Lions, Lady Elks, Kip wanis. LAMBDA TAU DEAR POLLY If Mrs. M.R. will gently her Brahmanism is another name lovely nylon aprons without any for Hinduism. wringing, twisting or wrinkling, them and down, up just dunking then hang them dripping wet by the waistband, there will be 1 little need for pressing. Ruffles, ties and lace can be thumbed E flat to avoid wrinkles. 1 i You will receive a dollar if g Polly uses your favorite LA-ZE- at Meet 5A Lloyu assisted in serving 19 members. re-Th- lliams, will represent St. Francis with Kathy Manning as Club Notes 175 Oscar Erickson enter tained the members of her club at a local cafe on Thursday aft ernoon. After a delicious lunch Dolls the ladies played 500 and Mrs. idea, Polly's Problem William Paxman, Mrs. Dean The Utah County Jeepettes or solution to a problem. Write Rose and Mrs. Hyrum Schmidt met at the Utah County court Polly in care of this newspaper. and Mrs. Mel Hansen won clev house with President Florence book Polly has a brand-neer prizes. Brown conducting. ready for you. To get it, send Lucille Day and Edith Peter name, address and check for son were in charge of the pro 75 cents to POLLY'S HOME- Mrs. MAKING POINTERS, The Daily gram for the evening. Lynn Altaian from Springville Herald, P.O. Box 4958, Chicago, brought a collection of dolls to IU. 60680. show the members. She said By no one knows who made the THEY TASTE BETTER In using canned foods, spice first doll or what they were The Utah County Farm Bur used for. She had very old dolls them with a little imagination. eau Women are planning their dressed for their period of time, Canned peas, for instance, Ladies' Day, April 25, at Rode-wa- y she had modern dolls and dolls taste better with the audition Inn, 1292 South University of all of oniong and butter. sizes and times. Avenue, Provo. Theme is "Fo cus For Action." Mrs. Dora Flack will give a presentation of "America," which is a patriotic reading and singing number. There will be a discussion -of the Green Belt Assignment, and a home economist demonstration. A banquet will be held, Mrs. Vickie Let large col photographs, - - is Yn N!wii uxl 'tk h3L A MILDRED someone. The Women's EUREKA Society of Christian Service met r. at the home of Mrs. Pansy Mrs. Lynn Brady, president, presided and announced that the next meeting on April brother. The couple were feted an in 26 at the home of Mrs. Vola formal reception for family Nevers would be election of of PLEASANT GROVE The ficers. members following the Garden Club if Pleasant Grove At the close of the evening met at the home of Evelyn the hostess served delicious re The newlyweds are now at conSchoonover with Mary Shoell freshments to the 11 members home in Payson and will tinue their schooling. as present. Theme for the month of April Garden Club Has Meeting About Planting Method Bobi Jo Gaineli Delegates to the annual Utah of Mr. and Mrs. Max Warner; pictures and snapshots that Girls Stat who will represent Vickie Lee Stubbs, daughter of have accumulated over a period Provo High School, BV High Mr. and Mrs. E. Leon Stubbs; of 50 to 60 years presents a real School and St. Francis High: Eileen Newman, daughter of problem to me. Some even be School have been named by the Mr. &nd Mrs. Parley W. New- longed to my mother. How can American Legion Auxiliary man, and Gaineli Cameron, they be stored without putting with Mrs. Haven Day as chairdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. them in albums, which would man . Etcles Cameron. Alternate is be too costly and time consumProvo High School they Shirley Smith. From would need protecing? They Gayle Williams, daughter of tion from dampness. I would are Bobi Jo Warner, daughter Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wisurely appreciate help from te iday Herald Su erary i try:, p DISCUSSING THEIR CHOICE for "Boss of the Year" of the Chapter of the American Business Women's Association are, from lift, Mrs. Douglas Hancey, president, Orem; Mrs. Linda Wilson, chairman. Provo; Mrs. Baits Swenson, Spanish Fork; Mrs. Thelma Uibel, Provo ; Mrs. Maude Reed, Provo. 1 , U' a Plunger - Coonry, Colorful Account Of a merica Presented So many POLIY are iow wearing wigs people and wigle'.s that I feel there might be great in'erest in my inexpensive stand that holds my wig and is used for combing it out. Use a plumber's plunger with a long handle the kind used for stopped-udrains. At tach plunger to the floor or a table so it stands steady and insert a styrofoam head to the handle. This works like a professional wig stand. JEAN Ti-U- Lttt S. DEAR POLLY lection of family APRIi. RWDAY, Qir Sfaters Made From DEAR The Lisf Wiq Stand r '71 J JUNE .WE TRAIN THE "COMPLETE COSMETOLOGIST." OUR PROGRAM INCLUDES CHARM, PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND SALON MANAGEMENT MARY KAWAKAMI COLLEGE Jay-cett- es M bears pu V ifv CLASS APPLICATIONS FOR OUR JUNE 11 CLASS ARE BEING ACCEPTED NOW. PARTIAL TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE CLASS. YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT OUR CAMPUS AND SEE OUR UNIQUE PROGRAM FIRST HAND. HEBER Chosen to represent Wasatch High School at Girls State in Logan, Utah from July 7 to July 13 are Ann Huffaker, daughter of Mr. aM Mrs. Wilburn HuffaHr of Midway, and Arlene Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Price of Heber City. These girls were chosen and sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and the local on the basis of their scholastic ability, church, community, and school accomplishment, personality. now and 11 OF BEAUTY Wt practict what w teachbeauty 336 W. Ctnter St., Provo, Ph. 373-558- 3 for S days only! SALE semi-annu- al proportioned-fi- t nylons w Annual Ladies Day Scheduled Farm Wives none too early for plan ahead mothers to order name tapes for young campers' out fits. 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