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Show BOX ELDER Fashion Buyer As Style Show Guest NEWS, Brigham City, Utah Sunday, April 2, 1972 octal cene Sarah Yates, Society Editor Phone 723-385- 3 Likes Career Teacher Wins Honor As BPW Career Woman Mrs. Sandra McDougall, at teacher kindergarten announcing the clubs selection for the honor. Ladies Community club has called on the talents of Mrs. Milton L. (Diane) Weilenmann, former fashion buyer to two outstanding womens stores, to be guest narrator for their .annual spring fashion show slated for Thursday, April 13, at Box Elder High school. is a Mrs. Weilenmann graduate of the University of Uath in marketing and textiles, and created the Department of Fashion Merchandising for the LDS Business college and Stevens-Henega- r in Ogden and Salt Lake City. She is also former sales coordinator of LeVoys Lingerie in Salt Lake City. Active in civic, political and church affairs, she is currently serving on the Salt Lake City Art Center board and is director of finance for Ballet West. She writes a weekly column called "Dianes Day and is currently editing a book "For Women. locality as a lecturer poise, men and fashion and has been invited to speak in several intermountain She is known in the on states. d As the wife of Milton L. Weilenmann, executive director of of the Department Development Services for the State of Utah, she has traveled extensively in many countries as well as having entertained personalities many in politics, entertainment, and scientific fields. Her background makes her to discuss fashion from the many viewpoints of style, textile quality, suitability for travel, and proper wear for social occasions. In addition, her vivacious personality always adds spark to presentations. The fashion event will feature women and childrens wear well-know- n d from local stores including Sonomas, Helen Hers, Youth Zundels Royer, and Nelsons Shop, Jessie local Blocks, Inc. Hair styles by salons and shoes from local enstores will complete the sembles worn by local models in the annual show. Ticket Sales Ticket sales are progressing well, according to general chairman Norma Price and ticket chairman Sharon Ward. Tickets are priced at one dollar admission per person, with the on price also including chances ten doorprizes donated to the club by local merchants. Any member of the local women s organization can be contacted for tickets. Musical entertainment and the sale of homemade candy add an extra zest to the exciting a evening, which has become traditional sign of spring in the Mrs. Diane in area known Weilenmann, will narbe fashion fields, NARRATOR rator for the Ladies Community Club Spring Fashion show in April. community. Funds from the annual show go into the projects conducted by the club for the betterment of the community, with an eye to the youth of the community. Lakeview school in Brigham City, was selected as "Young Career Woman of 1972 by the local chapter of the Business and Professional Womens club during their recent dinner meeting held at the Red Baron restaurant. Chosen as first alternate for the local club was Mrs. Clixie Hollingsworth, also a teacher, and Mrs. Carolyn Anderson, a secretary. A panel of three judges from outside the community made the decision as the candidates presented short biographical sketches and outlined their careers and goals. In her fourth year of teaching, Mrs. McDougall is completing her second year on the kin- dergarten level after having taught fifth grade for two years prior to that, also on the staff at Lakeview school. LINDA LAMERE Local Couple Tells News of Betrothal Mr. and Mrs. Garland C. Lamere of Brigham City announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Linda to Michael L. Hemmert, son and Mrs. .Lyman W. Hemmert of Brigham tjof. Mr. ' i : v,: City. " BEHS Graduate Mrs. McDougall is the former Sandra Jensen, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Jensen, and is a graduate of Box Elder High school. She then attended Utah State university, in graduating with a child and development elementary education. Since her university graduation, she has taken various courses from area colleges and universities to keep her knowledge of teaching and subjects current. A visit to the kindergarten classroom finds busy engrossed in the work and play typical of that grade level, with Mrs. McDougalls classroom reflecting an orderly and peaceful atmosphere despite the many activities being conducted. Likes Teaching Asked for her philosophy teaching, Mrs. McDougall states that it is similar to that shared by most modern teachers in that she feels that each child must be accepted as an individual and developed according to the child's own abilities and temperament. "Meet them where they are, she states, "And develop them as far as you can in one year. She felt that this philosophy was the same whether applied to her two years in fifth grade or her two years in kindergarten. Mrs. McDougall and her husband, Bryan McDougall, reside in Brigham City. She is active in church and other organizations, but finds that her love of teaching and developing children makes a classroom one of her favorite places to be. In winning the honor she also Womens Council Set Consumer Affairs Talk 11 April meeting of Box Elder Women's Legislative Council will be held Wednesday, April 5, at 8 p.m. in the basement of the Cour- ; conference room the entrance to with thouse 1 the conference room located at rear corner of the t the southeast building. Members are urged to note the change of meeting place. Larger quarters will give room for guests to attend the meeting, and each member is urged to bring a guest. Other interested women are invited to attend, according to Nellie Wight, president. Guest speaker for the evening will be Edith Nyman, professor of family economics at Utah State university, who will talk on the vital topic of consumer affairs. Professor Nyman received ' her BS and MS at Utah State university and has attended summer school sessions at Iowa state, Oregon state, and 'i Michigan State universities. She has taught home I economics at McCammon High n school and Smithfield Junior 3 high school and has served on the staff at Utah State t University since 1955. She has .also been a summer school I guest faculty member at the University of New Hampshire ' and the University of British Columbia. Asa member of the American Home Economics association, Home Utah Economics Phi association, Upsilon Omicron and honorary member of Alpha Lmbda Delta, she has t kept her interests current in the field of cosumer affairs and products. Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses have been issued to the following persons in the office of the Box Elder county clerk: Brent Stevan Bassett, 21, 28 West Fifth North, Logan, and Joy Mclntire, 20, 375 East Third North, Logan; issued March 30. Larry Edward Harrison, 21, Seaford, Del., and Monica Madson, 20, Portsmouth, Va.; issued March 29. Vern Keller Wood, 26, 609 South Thirteenth East, Salt Lake City, and Sylvia Weight, 20, 318 South Sixth West, Tremonton; issued March 28. of 4H303o o 93M0iMmg!ljTO 6 MMCT PRICE WITHOUT coupon;;; Jnng I 189 in your Kodocol- - Surarget or co,or 8x10 an 0n per coupon rJr9emnt COUPON EFFECTIVE: APRIL 2nd, 3rd, WITH COUPON 4th & 5Hi 1972 ONLY! COUPONS MUST BE PRESENTED WITH FILM AND NEGATIVES represents her professional colleagues in many ways. On To District SPEAKER Professor Edith Nyman will speak on consumer affairs for Womens Legislative Council. Community Club To Feature Foreign Student of a In presentation biographical sketch of herself and her goals, Mrs. McDougall portrayed a likely contender for the Northern District selection of a Young Career Woman at the April conference where six clubs in the district will enter a candidate to vie for top honors in the district. The winner of that contest will then try for the title of Young Career Woman of the Utah State Federation of Business and Professional Womens with that winner clubs, traveling on an expense-paitrip to the national convention later in the summer. Judging on the district basis will include not only the written resume on each candidate, but each will be required to integrate a suggested topic in a scheduled speech closely utilizing stringent guidelines. A challenging experience lies ahead for her and we wish her well, state local BPW President Helen DeBry in d Ladies Community club will meet on Thursday, April 6, in the Community Center beginning with social time at 3:45 p.m. followed by the meeting at 4:15 p.m. Guest speaker ternoon will be for the af- Peter Kranias, American Field Service exchange student at Box Elder High school, who will speak on his native country of Greece as well as of his experiences and impressions as a student in an American high school. the for Arrangements program have been made by Caryl Hepworth as chairman, with the student to be introduced by Gayle Bennet, director member. the business portion of meeting conducted by President Beth Anderson will be votes taken on bylaw changes introduced at the preceding meeting. Announcement will be made of the results of the club's annual election of officers conducted during previous weeks. Included in the Refreshments be will prepared and served during the social period by Marilyn Ayotte and Beverly Landon. Homemakers Program Set Monday The Golden Spike chapter of the Utah Young Homemakers association will hold its monthly meeting Monday, April 3, in the Bear River church house. The session will begin at 3 p.m. Mountain Fuel Supply company will give the program which will feature dishes. A babysitting service will be provided and the public is Scan-danavia- n WEEKDAYS 9 a.m. SUNDAYS 10 a.m. 226 N. MAIN BRIGHAM CITY. --- UTAH 9 pm. 7 p.m. |