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Show I I Nuptial vows exchanged oulbie ring eere&sioiray DioOes eoupSe Mi-- s Linda Weber of Provo ')J Cambridge, Idaho, da ugh urof Mr. and Mrs. Crant Web , became the bode of Lloyd let, son of Mr. sad Mrs, L. Bayles, HUnduig, in a ceremony periormed by Presi ... at john Rogers in the Mal i emple on May 27. Alter the c eremony the poem's parents were host t , tciiic luncheon in the Main! Mrs. Bayles wore a pink print Bargains er 4 floor billet i of vthttr nd 'ink flown Jptordru the Sn uan Conn'iumiy Cliun.ii My 28 when Mu fttruU Ann Hr-n- l became the bn Jr of William j L. Pattenon. The bride ti the daughter of Mr. and Mn. E. L. tiarral of Montutllo and the groom h the ou of Mi. Char le Lutes of Seattle, Waih. and Six Sewers the late W, 1L Patterson. The Club High Rev. Charle Butcher of fort Worth, Texas, officiated at have two meets meets the double ting ceremony held at tii o'clock in the evening. The first meeting of the Si Members of the High StanWhile Mrs. joe foy played dards Club, whuh was recentHappy Sewers was held May 26 Monlicello Carden Club met ly organized by the Church of organ music the junior Brideat the home of their leader, smaid lighted the pink tapers Laurel Hawking in Blanding. Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Wednesday night, June 1, at which flanked the altar. Rev. the Monlicello library with 13 Blanding Seminary, met June 3 The meeting was called to Robert Beasey read scriptures members present. order by the president, Cara at a home in Blanding to plant followed by Bob McCaslin tingElwood Lovell, president, a law n. Jean Shore, with the Opening conducted the business meeting "Because". Bridesmaids Those participating were prayer offered by Lynne HawDianne Cash and Dianna Pool, kins. A discussion followed on ing and introduced Robert E. Nancy Clauson, President of both of Salt Lake City, led the Anderson, district manager, HSC; Rhea Laws, Vice PresiTaking care of Your Clothand Lee C. Christensen, of procession down the aisle, foldent in charge of Service; ing. "Thee losing prayer was lowed by Cindy Hunt, junior Monticello District, Bureau of Pamela Alexander, Brenda offered by Mary Alice Black. Land Management, who preBridesmaid, and Flower Cirl, The Six Happy Sewers met Martincau, Marta Redd, Yickey sented the program. Tammy Hunt, both nieces of for their second meeting on Stevens, and Wendy Jones. the bride. Tammy carried a This included a slide show June 2 at the leader's home, Light refreshments were served white basket, adorned with "Paths Across Our Public Landf' by the home owner, Leslie Laurel Hawkins. The meeting and presentation of the Initial was called to order by the pink ribbons, filled with rose petals which she strew in the Analysis for land classification Mary Alice and all of the land uses in the path of the bride. Terry Hunt Black, and the opening prayer acted as ring bearer and carwas offered by Cara Jean Shore. Monticello district. ried a pale pink satin pillow They described and explainJoyce and Cara Shore gave trimmed with lace and pink ed the boundary lines of the demonstration on "Walk With ribbon streamer on which revarious Planning Units and ReYour Head Held High". The source Areas proposed within posed the rings. Mi. Reed leader showed the members Hunt was her sister's Matron of how to use the sewing machine, the district and invited comHonor. Attending the groom at ments regarding both the Inits parts and its use. The closthe altar were Reed Hunt, Best ing prayer was offered by Joyce itial Analysis and proposed classification of the public Man, and Buck Allison and Ann Shore. The next meeting John tiarral, Groomsmen. lands during the question -of the Six Happy Sewen will The bride, who was escorted answer session which followed be held June 9 at 10 a. m. down the aisle by her father, and in which the audience wore a floor length white satin gown of brocade tapestry, fashioned with finger tip sleeves, a fitted waist and a long chapel Cooking club is train. The neckline of the gown was outlined with seed pearls Sugar N Spice and a crown of seed pearls held Mr. and Mn. Nyle Colton her silk illusion finger tip veil. The fint year cooking and family moved to Greeley, She carried a white Bible and club met June 1 at the home Colo. , this week where Nylt one long stemmed dark pink of their leader, Nancy Maitin-ea- u, has been transferred by Clover rose. in Blanding. They chose Club Potato Co. Chip Nyle . . The bridesmaids were attired went to Greeley Sunday to pick the name of Sugar 'N' Spice in pale pink floor length dresses Gang and elected the followup a truck to move their houseof satin tied with dark rose velMr. and Mrs. William L. Patterson officen: hold ing goods. vet ribbon, with gloves and Andrea Pqrkins; Bill Baker, Clover Club superPresident, of and slippers matching pink Mrs. Pearl Black. Pink lemonParrish, Salt Lake City, presidLaNea Parkinfrom Vice visor Crand Junction, President, a short veil caught up with a ade and miniature cakes were ed at the guest book and Mrs. Colo. , has been in town for son; Secretary, Katherine rose circlet. The matron of served to the guests by the Miss- the past week Silas Barton and daughter Lana Reporter, Tara Dawn interviewing aphonor wore a long dark rose es Carroll Ann Coon, Kathy Heron were in charge of the for Nielson. Four the Comen plicants ribElder Lemuel Hardison (Hardress with pale pink velvet Coon, Daryln Allison, Janet gifts. Mrs. Carroll Goon and distributonhip but has not yet bon trim, tier short veil was dy) Redd IV, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Askew were in charge Allison and Kelly Sullivan, who named a successor to Colton. Mrs. Daryle Redd of Monticelheld with a rose satin circlet of the reception. A beautifully wore pink net aprons and satin Mr. and Mn. David Fullmer has accepted a call to and she wore long white gloves decorated lo, the sashes in keeping with table of pink and and Mr. and Mn. Fred Peck serve in the Eastern States Misand white slippers. All wore white lace with pink roses and bride's color scheme. dinentertained with a pizza sion, to work with the Spanish corsages of white and pink carOut of town guests included long pink candles held the three ner at the Peck home last : nations , The junior bridesmaid tiered Earl speaking people, for the Church Goshnom, cake. The cake, Mr. and Mrs. Thunday night as a farewell wore a short dress of pink satin which wedding of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Mr. and Mn. Miller Harral of was decorated by Mrs. to the Coltons. Other guests tied with pale pink velvet rib Saints. N. M. , Mr. and Ben Schafer, was set on pedeFamington, Mr. were and Mn. Ceroid bons, a small white flowered Randy Corbin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis of Durango, Hardy Redd will be honored stals of white swans, decoratPearson. Mrs. E. P. (Bud) Corbin of hat and white shoes, and carat a farewell testimonal in the Colo. , Miss Rachel Martinez ed with roses and shells in ried a nosegay of pink carnaMonticello 2nd ward chapel Monticello, who is majoring various shades of pink, and was and hire. Corbit Beasey of AlMore than 200 species of ' tions centered with a white 12 at 5 p. m. in commercial art at Brigham June a miniature bride and buquerque, N. NL The couple topped by fish believocean are known or leaves orchid. The flower girl also University, Young left for Principal Wash, speakers will be have Seattle, ed to be venomous. Among wore a short dress of pink satin groom in a pink lace heart Thursday to join a group in Salt Brother Richard S. Williams, where they will make their the table at are arch. them Presiding stingrays, scorpion Lake City which includes some a former Seminary teacher, tied with velvet ribbons, and a heme. and fish, and certain sharks. of the ait instructors from BYU. Elder David Elmo White and small pink hat. The tiny ring ,vere Mrs. Evan Pehrson Elder Rex Buckley Jensen, rebearer, a nephew of the bride, They will drive to New York wore short navy blue velvet City where they will leave by cently returned missionaries. Elder Redd is a 1965 gradupants with a matching coat and jet flight on June 15 for Lona black bow tie and pink bou -ate of Monticello High School don, England. visit in tonniere. The groom's atten -After a two-da- y and has been attending Dixie London they will go to Amster- - College in St. George, Utah. dants all wore white formal He will enter the mission dam, Holland, where they will jackets with pink boutonnieres, e as did the father of the bride. view a number of original June 20 for a week's M.D. W.W. Bauer, by The mother of the bride wore brandt after which he will paintings. training San Mission Circle of Juan Consultant, National Dairy Council a pink whipped cream shift Their next stop will be Paris, attend Brigham Young languWedChurch met Community France where they will enroll gown, with a pink veiled hat, age school for 12 weeks. afternoon at the church white gloves and a corsage of nesdayThe business at course month of a for CALCIUM NEED FOR study YOUR hall. meeting was the European Ait Academy. pink and white carnations. conducted by Mrs. Bemiece Among the needs of the human continuous calcium requirement. At the close of the ceremony The group expects to return was a to suffer from lesson tend bone and one the They given Barry body for mineral elements, Bob McCaslin sang "The Lord's home about the end of July. Mrs. Marguerite Pehrson. of the most important is calcium disease known as osteoporosis. In by Prayer". Calcium is a metallic element which calcium is lost and the Refreshments were served by Following the wedding a rewhich occurs in nature generally bones are thinned and weakened. Mrs. Pearl Black. Former Monticellan the hostess, in combination with other chem The condition may be due to a ception was held in the social Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hess, dauhall of the church. Mr. and icals Calcium is particularly prolonged inadequate intake of receives Mrs. Buck Allison stood in the abundant in the soil overlying calcium. Since UNICEF, the Nobel ghters Stephanie and Beni Kay, While calcium is a major factor limestone formations. It is util Mr. and Mrs. Preston Walker receiving line acting on behalf Peace Prize -- winning organizaRonald L. Nielsen was recenized by plants, and these plants in this problem, deficiencies in of the groom's family who were tion, began its work 20 years and Mr. and Mis. Ken Johnson administly appointed assistant are eaten by animals, some of protein foods also may play a unable to attend. Miss Diane Grand Junction, Colo. , had of ago, about 14 million children trator at Primary Children's which provide man with milk part, thus emphasizing again the an enjoyable six -- day river trip have been treated for trachoma in to of the a rich Provo, according In this way milk becomes maintaining Hospital importance last week when they boated and related eye diseases. The Record antibiotics The San a recent announcement by Gen, down source of calcium: it is. indeed basic food group structure cf the the San Juan River from to save a young traD. necPres. LaVem Parmley of the the only really good source healthful diet. Vitamin Monticello, Utah Bluff to Clay Hill Crossing. choma victim from blindness calcium for foodstuffs. is metabolism, essary and natural Association 1966 among presiPrimary Thursday, June 9, Their time on the river was cost UNICEF 10. furnished for adults by vitam.n Why Its Important dent of the hospital's board of Page Four confined to daylight houis with D milk. fortified Fish liver oils that It is common knowledge trustees. The position will beovernight camping on the sand calcium is important in the nor- are also a good source come effective June 15. Mr. bars Youth Need High mal development of teeth and along the riverside. Nielsen will be remembered Another time when caHum When they returned home bones It is not so commonly adminisformer as the locally The Federal Housing Administration offers realized that calcium is impor- demands are heavy is during the trator they were greeted with the bad at San Juan Hospital. news that a fire had occured tant also in the blood and in the growth spurt of the adolescent, at their Laundromat at Ganado, functioning of the nerves, and when bones, muscles and glands them, of the muscles are undergoing active changes 1SAFEGUARD.Y0UR HEART a point within the Navajo Inthe following properties in Blanding for sale: through Calcium utilization in the body In populations where calcium indian Reservation about 50 miles is governed by two pairs of tiny take is inadequate, there may be from Gallup, N. M. The equipof a and Imitin the or near situated growth slowing glands ment, consisting of 30 automa310 North 4th West, sales price $10,000 thyroid gland, and called para ation of average stature. tic washing machines and eight Foods Excellent Dairy thyroids dryers, was a complete loss. In practical terms, the calcium Must Be Replaced 350 West 3rd North, sales price $9,500 Cause of the fire has not been Calcium, like other nutrients, needs of the body are best met determined. is used in the body, and then through whole milk and non fat 393 South 3rd West, sales price $9,500 discarded either through the milk products. Two cups of whole bowels or the kidney. It must fresh milk supply about t!ree be replaced with a new supply fourths of the bodys daily nceas These properties can be purchased for $100 down This is true at all times of life in adult life. Adolescents, preg5 Food Jhe bride's mother wore a pale blue jersey dries while gown. They also wore pink and white corsages. Lucy Hams, aunt of the groom, made the wedding cake and table Centerpieces. afk. j Out of town guests were the Saturday evening, june 4, the Bayles' from Washington, iinley well-wishuewly weds greeted at a recejtion in the Relief Utah, Mr. and Mr. leRoy Olson, Provo, Mrs. Norman Pease Society room In the IDS Chapel of Salt Lake City; Mr. and I 11! an. ling. in Another session of Duplicate Mrs. Crant Weber, lucanne The bride was in dressed has been a scheduled for Bridge and Ron from Cambridge, .own of white lace with a 7;Wp. m. , Triduy, june 10, at the Monlicello Library. The siioulder length veil. Her bndal The newlyweds were further lot-e julj ment hat been re'ouquet was of pink rose and feted at a reception at Camv. hiie carnations. ceived and will be put to use for that eveiung. The public i Attending the bride as matron bridge on June 4. The young couple will make of honor was Jill Bayles, while again cordially invited to their home in Provo while they maid of honor was Lucannc these sessions. All that is further pursue their education. required is for a person to have Weber. Both were dressed in Lloyd hat filled a french fast a partner. LDS mission. Duplicate Bridge to meet Friday Weekend rose colored satin dresses with lace sleeves and wore corsages of while carnations with pink roses. Best man ws iinley Bayles, brother of the groom. at-tr- nd Happy .Garden Club tOR LESS MONEY tfcp'J 79c WIENERS pj ib! 55c BOLOGNA pbnk 45c Bonita 239' BACON Standards sees slide show organizes and vice-preside- Elder Hardy Redd answers call Nyle Coltons leave Monticello! Gang FLAKES WBay juice 29' 46 Del Monte TOMATO SAUCE 8 ti oz. can Kraft 2 lb. box VELVEETA Shasta canned, reg. 1 or low cal., 12 oz. can fruit COCKTAIL BigLibby 2,z can POP CANDY'S 39Mo bag EGGS Medium TOWELS AA grade 10c 99c 079c 279c 399c 2d0I85c !r"bl9rll 269c 4-- H ! Mar-tinea- Randy Corbin goes abroad Mrs. Pearl Black Doctor in the Kitchen hostess for Mission Circle Rem-lhom- River trip down he San Juan appointmen Payette Valley APPLESAUCE JUICE ,! 303 cans Musselman Apple 46 oz. cans I: 679' 289' FROZEN FOODS Swanson Beef, Chicken, Turkey PIES LEMONADE Tip Top 6 oz. cans 369' 549' PRODUCE CABBAGE ?.l!w.ro.p. ib. RADISHES & GREEN ONIONS AVOCADOS 7c F"r bunch 219c Specials for Thursday, Friday, Saturday June 9, 10 and 1 1 Juan V Return from each with payments you can afford.. See any real es- tate broker or contact: Federal Housing Administration 315 East 2nd South Salt Lake City, Utah ceoooeoeoooeooooec The need for calcium is continuous throughout life, but varies from time to time. Before birth, when the tooth buds are being formed m the gums, the need for calcium is great, especially since bones are being formed too. The need con tinues heavy during childhood, when bones and teeth are developing. The pregnant woman and nursing mother also need extra calcium. to popular belief, Contrary even the aged and aging have a nant women and nursing mothers need more. Cheddar and Swiss cheese are good sources of calcium; cottage cheese, though lower in calcium, contributes an important amount. A serving of ice cream in addition to two cuds of milk will bring the calcium intake up to the average adi It recommendation. Next to milk products, vegetables are the best sources of calcium. The best of these are kale, broccoli, collards, dandelion and mustard greens. California Mrs. Eddie Saul and Mis. Leon Adams returned Saturday from a combined business and pleasure trip to points in California. They drove to Torrence, Big leaguers get into condition Calif., the former home of thnowgli timing. ..how Sbcut Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Saul some time visiting her vou? Physically active people spent mother in Downey, Calif, and i jve a lower riskoP heart attack visiting with some of Eddie's 'a scivici or rout miait association relatives. Blue Mountain SUPERETTE j r c |