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Show 6, 1976, THE HERALD, Provo, Friday, August Donita Davis Becomes Bride Mr. and Mrs. William M. Davis, Provo, announce the marriage of their daughter Donita who wed Rod Poison in the Provo LDS Temple this morning. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan J. Poison, Seattle, A and orange roses and will fete the baby's-breat- " - Sharon Ungricht and Connie Watkins at the reception this evening. lace over the bodice and and around the hemline of the dress. Her fingertip veil of bridal illusion was accented with lace. The bridal bouquet consists of sleeves white stephonistis with yellow 'if J?. ! ' r Utah's second annual Women's Day Festival, sponsored by the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women, will be on Aug. 28 at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. The celebration will conclude Women's Week in Utah, proclaimed by Gov. Calvin L. Kampton to recognize the They will wear yellow gowns with orange overlays couple this evening at the and carry red and white Charles L. Lewis residence, daisies with orange baby's-breat- 809 Brookside Drive, Springville. Earlier today, a wedding dinner honored the couple. The bride wore a satin dress with a silk organza overlay. Her gown was enhanced by F'f . " 0 "J"1 Phillip Ungricht f will serve ' ' ' - as best man and Arnold Gilchrist and Doyle J. Davis will usher. A special guest is the bride's grandmother Mrs. Lizabelle contributions and achievements of Utah women, and to acknowledge the 56th Davis. parties honoring the bride were given by Diana Rollins and Elenore Hall; and by Barbara and Ida Lewis. The newlyweds will reside in Provo. Pre-nupti- v - ' V t , 'A 1 v x h J -- 0 v k ! 2 'if v A women's suffrage, which is Aug. 26 Beth Gurrister, who is in charge of the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women, says the festival was , . of anniversary ; - inaugurated last year i celeftrate to International Women's Year. "The Festival focuses MRS. ROD POLSON (Donita Davis on the 17 Wc Festival io Cap Day for Women h accent. Sisters of the bride Mary Jean Davis and Mrs. Arnold Gilchrist will attend, as will Wash. reception WoM of - Utah-P- age 1 J i - $ - I I 1 I will begin at 4 he Liberty Park Activities p.m. at Bandstand, where Utah painters, potters, weavers, jewelry makers and other crafts women have been invited to display their art. There will be Softball and volleyball for the whole family and special activities for children organized by the Utah Girl Scout Council, Montessori School and the Ogden Chapter of the National Organization for Women. Dancers will perform cautiously at the bandstand until 7 p.m. when an all women dance band will take the stage. Other enterainers " I such as folksingers and gymnasts will perform all afternoon in the area around s " the bandstand. : MRS. GLEN WALKER substantial and diverse I Utah Women have made to the growth of our state and nation." says Ms. Gurrister. "We hope all Utahns will join us in this salute to the achievements of contributions Generation Rap women." if . I Mini-Moochi- Adds Up ng f RAP: I have a friend who never quite has enough change. Ask Cook: Recipe For she add up. She probably owes me over fifty dollars in two years of borrowing. If I mentioned this to her, she'd be terribly hurt. How do I get my money GOING BROKE back? DEAR G.B.: You'll never get your money back unless you ask for it. What's more, you'll keep right on being somebody's patsy until you're brave enough to speak out. Look at it this way: resent- - Shortcakes By CAROL MCGARVEY Dear Carol: Do you have a recipe for shortcake to serve with fresh or frozen berries? Beth T., Butler, Mo. We'll pass along two such recipes. One is longer and makes enough shortcake for 8 to 10 servings. The other, for a crowded schedule or a busy Mom, makes 6 to 8 servings. - ment will soon end your friendship, so why let the resentment be all on your side? Present a bill! HELEN G.B.: NED SHORTCAKE cups flour 23 cup sugar 4 teaspoons baking powder "j teaspoon salt 'z cup butter z cup shortening 1 2 cups milk 2 eggs, beaten 4 Sift When we go shopping, always needs 50 cents or so, and "she'll pay. me back tomorrow." But tomorrow never comes. And it's such a small amount I can't ask her. However, those little bits (Let's be realistic, Mom: G.B. will never get 50 dollars out of a "nibbler.") Next time she needs change, even if it's for a phone, call look her straight in the eye and say, "i can't spare it." Hopefully this may lead to a discussion on borrowing and a percentage of your SUE money back. DEAR HELEN AND SUE: I was moved by the letter from a Foster Parent assuring people that these couples do not take homeless children for the money alone. Especially since I had just seen a TV show that depicted foster parents as slovenly, selfish people out for all they could squeeze from the Welfare department, never mind the kids. I am the mother of a Foster Parent. My young daughter and her husband took a baby born parly this year. She hail him for two days when he had to undergo minor surgery After five days in the hospital, she brought him home. Then he went into seizures. She returned him to the hospital where he has been for 69 days. Doctors were baffled until two weeks ago he underwent brain surgery. He is still in intensive care. by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES Furnishings My point is this: My daughter has spent every single day at the hospital with the baby, as if he were her own. The only money she has received was for the nine days when she first got him. After-that- Marilyn Judd and Glen Walker were married this Look Adopt From Past , aren't Most Americans he was no longer officially her foster child. She has spent a small fortune in gas and parking fees, but she will not desert this baby. Her special care relieves some of the nurses, inclined to live in the past. But they certainly are inclined to look back for a inspiration here and there. little Despue the move-right-alon- g nature of the times, or maybe because of it, people in the 70's are trying harder to recapture the "best" from other periods. This yen for a return to classic elegance has a striking influence of fashion and it has helped to keep him alive. Is she doing this for money? I say this is true love for an unwanted child. And many foster parents are like her! People who assume such parents are out for the money had better check further. design, both in clothing and home furnishings. For the young businessman doning his first vested suit and the bride bedecked in her grandmother's wedding gown, styles have an MOF.P. DEAR M.: You're so right! While there are a few bad foster parents, the great majority work long, hard hours for little pay, and they do it because they truly tare for the "throwaways" HELEN who come to them. impact. Your best bets for vacation clothes are interchangeable separates. Use lots of scarves, belts and jewelry to change the look of an outfit. AND SUE Temple Ceremony Unites Marilyn Judd, Glen Walker of Pleasant Grove High School, LDS Seminary and BYU where he received a in a ceremony perin the Provo LDS morning formed in elementary education. He completed an degree Temple. They were feted at a wedding breakfast following the ceremony at the International Fare in Orem. This evening from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. the couple will be honored at a LDS mission Mission. ingredients. Cut in butter and shortening with two knives or pastry blender until mixture resembles fine crumbs. Add milk and eggs and stir only in the Dakota Mrs. Tom Perkins will attend at matron of honor this Judd. S. parties have given by Mrs. Noalan Steadman; Mrs. Dean Deavis Jill Walker will be and Mrs. Jerry Walker; and bridesmaids. Flower girl will by Emma Hatch. The newlyweds will reside be Melissa Steadman. a niece in Kaysville where the of the bride. Duties of best man will be bridegroom will be employed shared by Danny Dyches, a by the Davis School District. missionary companion of the The bride will substitute teach bridegroom from Moroni, and in secondary schools. Lynne Judd, sister of the bride, Emma Hatch, La Jean Purcell' and Gayie evening. garden reception at The Bungalow in Pleasant Grove. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Judd, Pleasant Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Walker, also from Pleasant Grove. The bride is a graduate of Pleasant Grove High School, LDS Seminary and Brigham Young University where she in English and German and secondary education. She attended a semester abroad in Austria during her years at BYU. The bridegroom is also a Pre-nupti- been majored Music Lovers Of All Ages For if Keep a small amount of laundry detergent or soap in a fancy container in a gust bathroom, so overnight visitors can wash out items such as hose. 1 ) TAYLOR'S J V BACK-TO-SCHO- OL FASHION SHOW & PILLOW CONCERT 0 Orem Couple together first four Danny Judd, brother of the bride. Douglas Judd also will be in the line and Darrin Kirk and Jeffery Smith will usher. Special guests who will also act as greeters are the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Rex Kirk Sr. and Lila graduate fashion, plus sounds of "Light Child" ffS Pettigrews to Observe Golden Anniversary Tonight D.L. enough to moisten dry ingredients. Spread evenly into two round pans. greased Bake ai 425 degrees for 20 minutes. Let stand for 5 minutes, then remove from Jflif it i Copper Company in Arizona and is currently a part-tim- Mr and Mrs. D. L. Pettigrew. Orem, will e employee at celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary this evening Mr Pettigrew is a retired pans. Cool to lukewarm Turn one layer bottom side up on platter or plate. Spread with .butter and half of your fruit mixture. Top with remaining layer. Spread with butter and top with remaining fruit. Cut into wedges and, if desired, top with whipped of employee business a in Orem. Mrs Pettigrew is involved with horticulture. Inspiration t They are the parents of four children, three of whom are living. They are Dewey E. Pettigrew. Orem; Dwayne Pettigrew. Provo. and Mrs. Roy i Billie Sue i Cantrell. Tucson. Ariz Anna Urn Pettigrew is deceased. w 7:30 p.m. Aunust 6th Place Taylor's South Lawn m. 1 lb W ?00 No. Provo, UT rATtoi $ JOON..ik 200 were The Pettigrews married MTf Time Date: 1' )00 .,! Aug. 6, 1926. cream. 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