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Show li 8 BOX i Brigham City, Utah Sunday, September 28, 1975 ELDER Sarah Yates, women's editor Group sponsors Homemoker for contest NEWS, 723-305- 3 taUDUDHaflUQg8 food family women social Chamber seeks new listings for local clubs An updated list of local clubs and charitable organizations is being compiled by the Chamber of Commerce. Local organizations who wish to be listed or to update their listing should contact the chamber secretary Rita Northness at GIRL SCOUT NEWS Brigham City chapter of Utah Young Homemakers association has selected Mrs. Willard A. (Faye) White, 210 West Seventh North, as its entry for Young Homemaker of the Year in a statewide contest. The competition is slated for in conjunction with the state convention when each local homemaker submits a scrapbook, is interviewed, and displays articles pertaining to homemaking. Mrs. White is a fulltime homemaker and the mother of four children, with the oldest married and having presented her with one little grandson. Her children are Gayle, 19; Wade, 17; Lance, 14; and Gleen, age seven. Her favorite homemaking tasks include interior decorating, sewing and cooking. She makes most of her own clothing and that of her children, and also does sewing for people outside of the family. She finds satisfaction in doing her own canning and keeps a home that is both tidy and comfortable. HORTENCIA HERRERA AND SAM CARDENAS, . . . Faye White young homemaker many local fundraising drives. A member of the LDS Church, she has worked in Primary for 17 years, has taught Sunday School, and is presently homemaking leader in Relief Society. She has been a member of Young Homemakers for the past three years, and is presently serving as the chapter historian. interested in the community, she has been a member of the PTA and has served as a Also The club president or a contact person should be placed on the list in order that persons wishing information on an organization can reach an active member of the group. Leaders Meet Box Elder Neighborhood meeting for all Girl Scout leaders and committee members will be held on Monday, Sept. 29, at 1 p.m. at Gillespie hall. There will be babysitting provided. Leaders are reminded that their finance reports for the previous year are due at this meeting, along with their orders for calendars. There is also a need for empty Vienna sausage cans for a special of snack-pac- k project, and leaders are asked to donate any that they have. Plans for local training will be announed at the meeting, according to M.S. Burr, neighborhood chairman. February Outside activities room mother and worked in many projects including hospitality chairman for Central school. She has participated in are retroop swimming. Girls minded that they must have a permission slip for swimming, turned in to the lifeguard the first time that they go. Her hobbies are varied and including hair styling for herself, friends and family, many creative crafts, knitting and crocheting, upholstering and refinishing furniture. One of her hobbies has led to a family er Lincoln area Girls who live in the Lincoln School area and would like to be Girl Scouts are invited to a Swimming The junior high school pool will be open for Girl Scout swimming on Tuesdays from 5 to 6 p.m. There will be a lifeguard on duty, both for individual swimmers or for tradition of a specially decorated cake for every birthday ranging from animals to zodiac signs. She stresses family togetherness and as a unit the family camps, fishes, swims and snowmobiles. They work together in the yard, and their yard was selected as Yard of the Month in August of this year. mother-daughtmeeting at the school on Thursday, Oct. 2, right after school. The meeting is for all girls of second grade and older, and will be held in the school library. Leaders will be there to announce meeting times and plans for the coming season. Membership is open to any girl. WESTERN AUTO NOW IN BUSINESS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING 96 No. MAIN BRIGHAM CITY JR. Local couple will wed in autumn church rite and Mrs. Ed Herrera of Corinne announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Hortencia to Sam Cardenas, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mr. Cardenas of Brigham City. The couple will be married on Oct. II in a I p.m. ceremony at St. Henry's Catholic church. A reception honoring the couple will be held in the church immediately following the ceremony, and that evening a dance will be ' held at the Ben Lomond hotel in Ogden. Miss Herrera is employed at Brigham Apparel. The future bridegroom served two years with the US Army in Germany and is currently employed with the Internal Revenue Service in Ogden. Following their marriage the couple will reside in Brigham City. EXTENDING WELCOME to new member Mary Morgan is Carol Jenkins of Ladies Community club, presenting a club program booklet outlining activities of the group. Ladies Community club sets members luncheon Ladies Community club will begin the new club season with a welcoming luncheon for new members on Thursday, Oct. 2, at 4 p.m. in the Community center. The traditional event will begin with a light luncheon followed by introduction of the new members by their sponsors, and an official welcome to the club from Karen Hone, president. New members to be honored during the day are Caroline Delarna Case, LuEtte Halladay, Diane Hellstrom, Mary Morgan, Becky Nichols, Glaya Nichols, Anita Packer and Aletta Weeks. , Chairman for the luncheon committee is Francene Beecher, who will be assisted by Eva Peart, Gayle Bennett, Mae Balls, Minnie Jensen, Elaine Major, Eva Young, Gladys Hanline and Mary Olsen. Red ond Blue golf tourney closes seoson Members of the Brigham City Country club ladies golf auxiliary closed the official summer season with the annual Red and Blue tournament on Wednesday, Sept. 24, followed by a closing luncheon at the clubhouse. Jeanne Hinchmans Red Team topped Cill Sparks Blue Team in the days play, and that meant that the winners were hosted at the luncheon by the losers of the morning golf. Special guests at the luncheon were course groundskeepers Benny Markland and Joe Ruez and their wives. Luncheon plans were made by Dixie Hoesel, Connie Parsons and Margaret Pelham. Prizes for September play were awarded following the luncheon, with the winners of the blind bogey tournament being Cill Sparks, first; Val Wight, second; Alma Bryant, third. Low putts for the month were scored by Charlene Good-liff- e. Although this was the last scheduled event for the ladies, play will still be open on Wednesday mornings as long as the good golfing weather holds. 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