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Show i WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, SEPTEMBER IS 1 5, 1 f 977 Felt and son Brett and daughter Annalisa spent a By NORMA PREECE J7S8751 A firzsrii & ( V. j' Me major surgery Tuesday, August 30 in the Lakeview AFS STUDENT RETURNS Miss Karey Michie, returned from Nor- - way where die spent two months on the summer AFb program and is shown with Miss Karey Michie, who returned from Norway as a Davis High foreign exchange Student on the two month summer program, tells of her . experiences the foreign in country. 7 ON JUNE 26, I left Salt Lake International Airport arriving in New York where they spent the night at the C.W. Post College. On June 21, all the AFS (American Field Service) students to Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Norway took a chartered flight to Copenhagen, Denmark, for there we split up and departed for our various countries that signed. we were and cheese and a glass of milk. This is what I ate for two months with the exception of occasionally we had or cauliflower soup were most attractive and very pretty. There were very few smooth wood articles because everything is carved. One day at home I baked bread and I did it by lighting a fire in an old brick oven in the farm house, then letting it get really hot for a couple of hours while they helped me make the dough in a trough that was about l2 feet by three feet. pudding on Saturdays instead THEN we went and brushed bologna). Before bedtime, of 31 My family traveled to West Norway one week, where there are high mountains and deep fjoras. West Norway is where all the waterfalls are, and they are very close together and very beautiful. While we were in West Norway, the ship that carried the Queen of Denmark was in one of the fjoras, so I saw the Queen of Denmark and that became acquainted with the .language, food and some of trees all around and the Kroderenfgord Lake was a five minute walk from the house I was staying in. THE food was rather different. For breakfast I had the meatballs. there. WHILE we were there, we parents, Bjame and Aslaug Helgerud. From Drammen, we traveled by auto for about one and half hours to Kryderen, where my new .home was. MY HOST family consisted of a brother Ale, 26, a sister, Jorunn 19 and a sister Gro who was married, in addition to my host parents. f: Krderen is a small place, and if you blink you miss it, but I liked it very much. It is ..located in the mountains with had bread BECAUSE is Krderen such a small place 1 had a lot of time to go swimming and sailing and then on weekends I went to the dances. Dances are really a big thing and so F met lots of people by being as- the customs. ; It was on July 4 that I took a 4rain to Drammen,. Norway where I was met by my host I cauliflower casserole, rice students who were headed for Norway and 3took II hours by train to go from Copenhagen to Oslo. We were met at the train station and transferred to a bus which took us to a cabin in the mountains above Oslo, where we spent a week, with four Norwegian teachers. There were her souveniers, three trolls made from moss and a beautiful knitted sweater, bread, cheese and milK, lunen consisted of bread and cheese and milk, about 3 p.m. we would have dinner and it was boiled potatoes, cauliflower and meatballs (that taste like was exciting. ANOTHER time' we. traveled to Tillehammer and went to a place called Marhagen where a man has collected old homes and some old churches and has them for a tourist attraction. They are very unique and different, some of the doors are about three feet high and a lot of the houses were built high, there were stairs that were six or seven feet high leading to the front door. These houses were very interesting because everything was hand carved and then painted. THEY had grandfather clocks and china cupboards that had roses and swirleys and names carved into it and then they were painted, which neighborhood bridal shower was given for Karma Larsen Thursday hosted by Mrs. Maxine Humphreys at her home. Miss Larsen will be married September 17 to Bill Westover in the Provo LDS Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Buchanan drove to Grand Island, Nebraska where they met their son and daughter-in-laand family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buchanan of McHenry, Illinois. They spent the Labor Day weekend together. Due to limited time for both, they each drove part way, so they could meet and have a few days together. Clyde Lundberg underwent, w 'N all the fire and ashes out of the oven, afterwhich we made 22 balls out of the dough and spread milk over them and jabbed five or six holes in them, then put them on the hot bricks for about one hour and then they were cooked. Another day we picked When my strawberries. mother said we were going to pick berries, I said okay, but when we arrived there, I had a big surprise, because the strawberries were about the size of a tangerine. They were bigger than any I had ever seen and much sweeter than the ones here in the states. THE language wasnt too difficult for me to learn. After two weeks I could understand a lot of their conversations and I could also say a lot of their words, but I still didnt know enough to get into a big discussion yet. One rule for the AFS students, is that we were not allowed to drive and I was happy because as soon as I got into a car I was terrified, because the roads were narrow and really winding and the cars go very fast. You only have five or six inches in between when a car passed and many times, one car had to either stop or back up because there wasnt enough room for two cars. American cars are a big thing in Norway, if you saw one you would touch it and walk around it and look at it for 10 to 15 minutes. Hospital in Bountiful. He is now at home where he is convalescing. He was confined to the hospital for one week. Bishop and Mrs. Rodney ON AUG. 22 all of the Norwegian AFS students met in Oslo, where we traveled to Bygdoy and saw the Ra expedition boats and the Stavekirke. We visited the Parliament, national theater, Vigeland Park where they have the famous Monolith and also visited other sights in Oslo. The Thursday before I re- we had an audience with King Olau V of turned home, Norway and that was really neat because we were the first group of AFS students that were able to meet the King and besides that, who wouldnt want to meet the King? IT WAS on Aug. 26, we left Oslo and traveled for 17 hours by boat to Copenhagen where we spent one day sightseeing and then the AFS students from Sweden, Finland and Denmark met us at the airport and we left to return to the United States and our homes. As we departed, it seemed like we had only been gone a week, the time speeded by so swiftly. ten-da- few days on a Mrs. Clifford D. Strong returned by plane from McGrath, Alberta, Canada where she spent the past few months with her sister, Mrs. Maud Ririe. camping trip to the Unitas. House guests for three days last week of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Berrett and family were Dr. Russell and wife Ursula Juski and three children of Fallon, Nev. Mrs. Juski was fronj Switzerland.' They were delighted to have the Juski family as their guests. Miss Marilyn Sanders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Dee Sanders has received her mission call to serve a LDS Mission to Australia. She will depart Nov. 1Z Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirby and daughter Annette and son Paul flew to Denver, Colorado for the holiday weekend. They were met in Denver by their Mr. daughter and and Mrs. Gene Polhamus. They spent time sightseeing and visited the Elitch Amusement Park. They all drove back to Pueblo to spend two days with the Polhamus at their home and also attended the Colorado State Fair while there. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Jones and family and his mother, son-in-la- I returned home Sunday Aug. 28. Going to Norway has been one of the most exciting and learning experiences I have ever had. Most of the people in Norway thought all the Americans were rich and had four cars, eating so much meat surprised them. They asked many questions about the Mormons. All the time when they found out I was from Utah, they would ask if I knew where Salt Lake City was and if I was a Mormon and then they would ask how many wives my Dad had. In New York I was asked why I was traveling and why I had a drivers license if I was a Mormon. I AM proud to be a Mormon and I was happy to explain our religion more fully to those who were curious about our beliefs. I am thrilled to have had the opportunity of being selected to represent Davis High. SHE IS the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Michie of Kaysville. np Mrs. Maud Jones returned y vacation trip from a to Ranier, Oregon where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lomax and four sons. Mrs. Lomax is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Visitors last week of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rosier were his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Klick Alder of Tooele. Mrs. Nate Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Inkley all of Magna were visitors- - last week of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sprague and their families. Miss Alyson Humphreys and Miss Diane Godfrey spent a few days last week in Denver, Colorado with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Christensen and family of Hurricane, former Kaysville residents, spent the Labor Day weekend in Kaysville with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hammer and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. R.A.F. McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bone and children spent the Labor Day weekend at Flaming Gorge Dam. Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Holbrook and children, Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Buhler and two sons Mark and Don, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sprague and family spent the holiday weekend on a camping trip to Flaming Gorge Dam. Mrs. Thomas Williams and two children from San Diego, Calif, spent three weeks with her mother, Mrs. Mina Oldham and other relatives in the area. Her husband joined them and they visited two weeks longer before returning to their home in Calif. Mrs. Williams is the former Angie Webster of Kaysville. Mr. and Mrs. Don Edwards and son Todd spent the holiday weekend in Ephraim with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. David Lanier and also visited in American Fork with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philo Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Godfrey and family attended the funeral service of their nephew, Ryan five-year-o- ld Pincock held Thursday in Pocatello, Idaho. Ryan died with cancer. Albert Nephi Miller was honored on his 95th birthday anniversary with a party in his honor at the Veterans Nursing Home in Salt Lake City. The Senior Citizens fur- nished an Hawaiian program with refreshments served afterwards. Mr. Miller is the father of Albert Miller of Kaysville. His father made his home with A1 and Beth for four years prior to moving to Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Felt and family spent the holiday weekend at Bear Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cloward entertained at a family potluck patio dinner on Sunday at their home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Cloward, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cloward and families of Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cloward and daughter Mikelle of Anaheim, Calif. The dinner was in honor of Curtis and his wife Rea Jo and daughter prior to their leaving Tuesday to return to their home in Anaheim after visiting relatives in Kaysville the past week. Jill and Russell and their married son Dan and Cindy Holbrook flew in their plane to Las Vegas, Nevada for the Labor Day weekend where they visited with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Holbrook and family. Mrs. Joseph Olpin has returned to her home in Heber City after visiting a week in Kaysville with her daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs. George F. Snell. Mr. and Mrs. 3 Kenneth Cloward and five children enjoyed a week on a combined business and pleasure trip to Sun Valley where they stayed at Elk Horn. 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