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Show Page HERALD HE Provo I'tah Monday November 20. 1978 pMllMMIellffiffHIIIli Sophia Jn 8 World of Wc tymd Birthday Fete Set The family of Sophia K will honor her on her 90th birthday with an open house to be held Saturday in the Orem 13th Ward Cultural Hall .641 S 400 E Orem. 4 to 8 p m Mrs Bylund was born in Folby, Denmark, on Nov 25. 1888 She was baptized into the LDS Church Dec 31 1910. and came to America in 1911 She married Eric O. Bylund Sept 4. 1912. who had been left with five children at the death of his wife They then had nine children, and they raised two grandchildren These children are Leslie E Gordon L Howard E.. LaMar A Sterling M., Elmer K Bylund. and Velma B Brox. Dagmer B. Aycock, RuthB.Kjar. and Colleen B Morrison The grandchildren are Boyd G. and Robert L. Johansen Bylund Melinda Lambert to Marry James R. Baird in December Lambert will exchange marriage vows on Dec 29 with James Richard Baird in the Salt Melinda Lake LDS Temple Symphony in Provo In 1977 she was named first attendant to Miss Provo Her fiance graduated from Provo High School where he was active in wrestling He is majoring in design - technology at BYT Mr. Baird also served an LDS mission in Announcing the approaching marriage are Mr and Mrs Neal Lambert. Provo, parents Mr. the bride-to-b- e and Mrs Hugh Baird, Provo, are parents of the prospective bridegroom. . Scheduled from 7:30 to 9:30 at Woodside Condominium Dec 29 Mr from graduated Timp-vie- School and LDS Seminary She attended one semester in High attending Brigham on a University piano performance scholarship. She affiliates with Omega, club. nas The fcrde-to-b- e b n a winner in the Utah State Fair Music p m has been a Competition; Jackson, at the Jackson Sr.iphony in Salt Lake City, and has performed MELINDA LAMBERT Mr. and Mrs. Heber G. Jacobs Provo. Their children invited all friends and relatives to attend. Heber G. Jacobs was born to Henry Chariton and Emma Rigby Jacobs in Ogden where he grew up and received his education. Erma Caroline Valentine was born in Brigham City to Nephi J. and Ottalina Valentine where she lived until she attended the old Weber Academy in Ogden where the Jacobs met. She attended Utah State University and taught school in Brigham until Mr. Jacobs returned from an LDS mission in England. They were married Nov. 22, 1928 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They lived in Ogden where Mr. Jacobs owned and operated a service station until 1959 when he sold his business and they moved to Provo. For two years he attended Brigham Young University where he had the opportunity of attending classes with three of his sons. He later worked for the U.S. Forest Service and BYU. He is a life member of Sons of Utah Pioneers and participated in the 1947 Centennial Trek which was a Richard Christofferson, Lett. Miss Baxter graduated from Baker High School and LDS Seminary in 1975. In high school Bombeck Named Influential By GAY PAULEY UPI Training Center. The Jacobs have five living children, all of whom are graduates of BYU Dee V. Jacobs, Walnut Creek, Calif.; Hugh R. Jacobs, Rexburg, Ida.; Dr. David K. Jacobs, Orem; Mrs. Judy (Henry G.) Dowse, American Fork; and Kimball L. Jacobs, North Hol- first-time- and two with too many toys, introduce a few new ones or toys that may "have been put away after a child tem poranly has iost interest in them at various times to " continually encourage new play experiences Providing toys on a regular basis enables parents to studv their child's development needs and interests more closely It involves their children and shares with them the responsibility for careful selection and purchase of their playthings. Parents and children can comparison shop together, not necessarily to buy. but to look and compare before actually I l, - two-whe- i Max Packards Plan To Note Anniversary SENIOR CITIZEN SPECIAL THIS TUESDAY rs All Senior Citizens, men & women, please pick up a complimentary Gold Card and you will receive special prices Tuesday with or without an Fun appointment. and surprizes including door prizes tomorrow. Shampoo and Blow or set $2.50 Almanac and announced Wednesday. But missing from last year's list are 12 women by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES NEW YORK NEA Though an average of $90 a year is spent on the purchase of toys for each child in the US. rarely are toys listed as a separate item in planning family budgets If they are considered they are probably grouped under the classification of gifts, to be given at Christmas and on birthdays If they were budgeted separately, perhaps more thojght and careful planning would be devoted to the purchase of children's playthings Whatever the family buying habits, it is best not to introduce toys to children indiscriminately or all at once Just as the curriculum of play has its stages Sutton-Smitof learning, an points out Dr Brian authority on child development and children s play a child's play with new toys should be staggered throughout the year Rather than overwhelm a child Pre-scho- actress, are on the new list of the "25 most influential women in America," in the fourth annual selection conducted by the World lywood, Calif. grandchildren Senior Editor NEW YORK (UPI) -Erma Bombeck, writer, and Mary Tyler Moore, : 17 she was active in the pep club, served as a flag twL'ler and was chosen Letterman's Princess. She graduated from reinactment of the pioneer journey to Utah. Mrs. Jacobs has always been active in community and school affairs. She is a member of the music section of the Provo Women's Council and is a member of Daughters of Utah Pioneers. The Jacobs are both active in the LDS Church. She has worked in all the auxiliaries including being president of the MIA and serving for 13 years in the South Ogden Stake Relief Society, six years as president. She has been president of two other Relief Socities including the state hospital. Mr. Jacobs has been in a bishopric, two high councils and has been the patriarch of the BYU First Stake for 11 years. They have been workers in the Provo Temple and are now hosts at the Missionary They have 187 W. Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. To Observe Golden Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Heber G. Jacobs will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Women's Cultural Center, 310 W. 500 N., House, 346 S. 500 W residence, with the Utah Valley Colonial Main, Lehi, from 7:30 Payson. Friends and to 9:30 p.m. Another relatives are invited to reception will be held in attend. Baker, Oregon the evening of Jan. 1. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Baxter, Baker, soloist with Utah May Overwhelm making a purchase The following are general suggestions for toys for school age and older children. They are merely as a guide, by the Toy Manufacturers Corbett. She has 45 offered of America A key rule is to avoid buying toys to grandchildren and 86 don't involve the child or and please yourself or ones that are too sophisticated And whenever possible, con5 great sult the child and involve him in the purc'.iase great grandchildren children 3 to 6 years. Children like to Mrs. Bylund has lived Ricks College and will be roles and create make-belieact out grown-u- p graduated from Brigham in Santaquin, Provo and situations. Costumes and equipment help them in imloung University Dec. 20 Orem, and stiii maintains Included are puppets, with a degree in elemen- her own apartment in aginary pretend worlds a store, money, pretend food, theaters, play play Provo. tary education. All of her family and cash registers and telephones; also villages, forts, Mr. Christofferson stations, stuffed toys, dolls circuses, farms and graduated with honors friends are invited to and doll furniture gas Transportation is fascinating to from Lehi High School honor her at the open young children. Trucks, cars, planes, trains, boats, and LDS Seminary. In house. No cuts, please. tractors and other construction toys are all fun at school he was active high this age and well beyond. Larger outdoor toys, inon the basketball team cluding gym equipment, wheeled vehicles and a first and received several bike with training wheels, are in order honors including a sweepnow. Coloring sets, picture and story books and stakes honor for his records are all good for indoor fun. mastery of woodwork. He 6 to 9 years. Board games, table top Children attended BYU one year and old favorites like marbles, tops and sports games to LDS an prior serving kites help in learning social strategies. In exMission to Quito-Ecuado- r. perimenting with different kinds of work worlds, He presently is fashion and career dolls and all kinds of action BYU studying attending appeal to boys and girls. Also printing sets, figures building technology. He is science and craft kits, electric trains, racing cars, also employed part-tim- e 1 construction sets and hobby equipment all are imporI as a night grocery store tant. For active physical play, a larger bicycle, ice BYLUND SOPHIA manager and roller skates, a pogo stick, scooter, sled and other sports equipment are suggestions. Though group play is quite evident, children at this age also play and read well by themselves. Paints, crayons and clay are still good selections as are costumes, doll houses, play villages and miniature people and vehicles. 9 to 12 years. At this age children Older children The children of Mr. and Mrs. Max Packard will begin developing specific skills. Give considerable model kits, honor their parents at an open house celebrating attention to various hobbies and crafts their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday from 4 to 6 magic sets' advanced construction and handicraft p.m. at the Packard home, 585 S. 100 E., Springville. kits, chemistry and science sets, jigsaw and other Friends and relatives are welcome, and they request puzzles. no gifts. The couple have lived most of their married life in Springville. They were married Nov. 26, 1928. Their children are Dr. Dean W. Packard, Ogden; Mrs. Renee (James) Taylor, Spanish Fork, and Mrs. Maxine (Lyie) Davies, Fresno, Calif. They have 14 grandchildren. Maxine Baxter Plans Wedding and Bart Clement, Eureka. The couple married Oct. 28 in the Assembly of Maxine Baxter will God Church in become the bride of Jay Nev. Reverend P. Christofferson in a Edward Brown per- wedding ceremony to be formed the ceremony. performed Dec. 29 in the The bridegroom's Salt Lake LDS Temple. A parents will honor the reception to honor couple with an open house the couple will be held on Friday from 8 to 10 that same evening at the in Salzburg, Austria She is currently homemaking With Jay Christofferson Payson, program Young . and Mrs. Sherald (Revoe) abroad the semester , MAXINE BAXTER Fitzgerald, Payson, announce the marriage of their daughter Cheryl Ann to Dean R. Clement, son of Mr. end Mrs. Larry Lambert Miss Orem Fete slated is reception Baton Louisiana, Rouge Mission After their marriage the couple will reside in Clements of A the . Abundant Toys Protein & Conditioner Hair cut including Ella Grasso. who just won reelection as Connecticut governor. "I'm not sure what happened to Grasso in the balloting," said Jane D. MEN Cut, Shampoo, - $3.50 MARY KAWAKAMI COLLEGE OF BEAUTY "I feel perpublisher. sonally that she's truly a woman of influence, a "WE PRACTICE WHAT WE 366 West Center, Provo Miss Flatt doesn't vote. Most of the women have appeared on the list before, including Helen Thomas, White House Correspondent for United HI "Then, last month, he even stopped talking to me during the commercials!" for selection defines influential women as "those who. either behind the scenes or in HHH IS PLEASED TO OFFER FREE THE RECIPE the public eye, influence thoughts and events in MR. AND MRS. HEBER G. JACOBS America.'' 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