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Show BOX ELDER Thursday, November 12, 1970 Chapter Meets Civic Club Slates Police Science Talk JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah - J. Lund, director of the police science program at Weber State college, will be guest speaker at the Civic Improvement club meeting Lynn octal cene Sarah Yates, Society Editor Telephone PA DUP News Deseret Camp of the Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet on Thursday, Nov. 19, at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H. Bunderson, 162 North First East. All members are urged to Deseret attend. Locust Camp of Locust the Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. at the' home of Nancy Valberg, all members are asked to be present. slated for Thursday, Nov. 19, at 4 p.m. in the Community center. Having worked in law enforcement for many years, Lund was with the Salt Lake Police department for six years, placing first in the test for the position in a class of 203 men. In 1965 he went to the Salt Lake county Sheriff's depart- ment in the detective and plainclothes division as well as in juvenile division, placing first among 183 men tested. He was promoted placing again in to sergeant, the first of the To Study doctorate in law. He will deal with the problems of human nature in law enforcement, with an emphasis on the responsibility of women in assisting the law in dealing with offenders. Refreshments will be served at 3:30 p.m. under the chairmanship of Mrs. David 0. Anderson assisted by Mrs. Lamont Glover, Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. Troy Miller and Mrs. Alfred Olsen. Mrs. Lewis R. Olsen is program chairman for the day, and will introduce the guest speaker following a short business meeting conducted by Mrs. Leon Packer, club president. Drug Problem Alpha Chi chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met on Nov. 3 at the home of Virginia Brasfield with Nancy McLaughlin as co- discussed. Virginia Brasfield will do the honor of pinning new members Sherri Gunter and Fran Harrod at the meeting on Nov. 17, with the two to be honored Nov. 13 at a chapter progressive dinner party. hostess. Time to The club worked out a schedule for helping with special education classes. Guest speaker was Tom Sneddon, a dectective on the Brigham City Police department. He brought samples of different types of narcotics' confiscated and locally displayed the paraphernalia that drug users carry.. Ap- Rejuvenate Your Diamond prehension and conviction of narcotic sellers and users were class. Psychology Major a BS composite degree in psychology, sclology and education. At present he is working on a masters degree in business administration from USU, and will take a leave in 1971 to work on a Master of Police Administration degree from BYU looking towards a He has RESERVATION TIME Tournament of Rosos Tours, Depart Dec. 28, 29, 30 1970. Air or Bus 3, 4, 5, or 9 days, Highlights Include: Fabulous dinner shews Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Moonlight Cruise San Diego Bey, Coconut Grove, Hoover Dam, Day at Santa Anitie Race Track, Palladium, New Years Eve Dinner Dance, Res. Seats for Parade & also Rose Bowl Game (optional) Many other Attractions. South Sea Adventures in Paradise, Feb. 10, 71 Deep South & Jamaica, March 11,71 Deep South & Bahamas, April 1 0, 71 Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Haiti, April 17, 71 Deposit to hold steamship space now. Refund in case of illness. CALL M.IS NINO SETTING reset in a Have your diamond modem style designed to make your gem look larger, lovelier, in tune with today's fashion. PALMER JEWELRY or WRITE Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Wilde. YOOOOOOU'RE INVITED Says this wise old owl to Mrs. Jay Hansen, Mrs. Stayner Thompson and Mrs. Brent Hollingsworth, left to right ... to the alumni tea being given by Chi Omega sorority at Utah State university on Saturday, Nov. 14, following the State homecoming football game at USU. The tea will be held at the Chi Omega House, 743 North Eighth East, Logan, and decorations will be featured around the owl, emblem of Chi Omega. All Chi Omega alumni and active members are invited to attend for an hour of getting acquainted and reminiscing. .66 South 4th East, Brigham City, Phone 723-503- 4 lUng enlarged to show USU-ldah- o msa&mm Includes hair cut, shampoo and set Couple Circles Date IT Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Webster of Heber announce City the and forthcoming daughter, Marsha, to Ray B. Forsgren, son of Bishop end Mrs. Frank W. Forsgren of Brigham City. Miss Webster is a graduate of Wasatch High school and LDS Seminary. She is presently attending Utah State university, where she is affiliated with Spurs and Independent Council. She is a graduate of the Logan LDS Institute of Religion and will be graduated from USU in the spring with a B.A. degree in humanities. engagement of marriage ' their " Prospective Forsgren is Elder bridegroom a graduate of Box High school and LDS Seminary. He has completed an LDS mission to West Germany. He is also a senior student at Utah State university. The couple has set Nov. 25 as their wedding date. The ceremony will take place in the Logan LDS temple. A reception in Heber City will honor the couple on Nov. 27, and an open house will be held in their honor on Nov. 28 in Brigham City. Following their marriage, the couple will make their home in Brigham City. 14th Ward Set Fall Bazaar O Includes Shampoo and Set DEBRA KAY DASENBURG q Loca I'M iss toWed In January Rites Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dasenburg, 1006 East third North, Brigham City, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Debra Kay Dasenburg, to Richard Carson Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, 1112 White Hall Drive, Harrisburg, Pa. Miss Dasenburg is a graduate of Box Elder High Complete line of all hair products school. Davis attended Susquehanna High school, is presently employed at He Pa. Harrisburg, Railtrack, Inc., Harrisburg, Pa. A January wedding is planned. 148 N. Main 723-597- 5 p.m. Under The will be Big Top" Miss Marsha Webster will become the the theme for the annual bride of Ray B. Forsgren in a late November temple Fourteenth LDS ward bazaar to TO BE WED -- ceremony. Legion Ladies hold Social Past presidents of the American Legion auxiliary met on Monday, Nov. 2, for their regular monthly social evening. The members were seated at sjnall tables centered with horns of filled with branches and plenty pyracantha berries, with hostesses for the evening being Mrs. Bill Knudson, Mrs. Ken S. Jensen and Mrs. Hazel Ransom. After a delicious hot dinner, the ladles enjoyed an evening of bridge in which Mrs. Harry Smith was high score winner, Mrs. Hyrum Malmrose was cut winner, and Mrs. Clyde Stratford was low winner. The evening concluded with bingo playing, during which time several members won prizes. be sponsored by the Relief Society on Friday, Nov. 13, at the Box Elder North stake center. will be served beginning at 6 p.m. with a menu that includes pizza, pronto pups, hamburger soup, barbeque, salads, cakes, pies, ice cream, hot donuts and more. Invitations for the bazaar are extended to the entire community to come and enjoy a Dinner night of family fun, good food, and early holiday shopping which will begin with the opening of selling booths at 7:30 A fine variety of sale items will be offered to early shoppers, including aprons, linens, Christmas Items, childrens clothing, stuffed toys, Raggedy Ann dolls, wooden doll furniture, and many other gift items. There will be a special booth just for children, with all items priced to meet their allowances. Ward parents are asked to urge their children to save pennies for gift purchases at the booth. Nursing Home Program Given By George L. Condle High priests of the Fourteenth ward sponsored the Nov. 5 LDS home evening program at Pioneer Memorial nursing home with George L. Condie presiding and Byron May conducting the program. Opening song by the congregation There Is Beauty was led by Lila All Around by accompanied Darrington LaNae Darrington. Invocation was offered by Albert Skidmore followed by the Peterson brothers trio singing O Lord My God. Floyd Jensen then gave a spiritual talk on "Happiness" after which the Peterson brothers sang "Abide With Me." The concluding number was sung by the congregation and the benediction was given by Leslie Darrington. 4 BAZAAR ITEMS Jsold at the 14th ward Mrs-Rob- ert Wilson gives a preview of children's Items to be bazaar to youngsters Jeffery Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Vaughan Morgan; Tonya and Michael Rostrom, children of Mr. and Mrs. Rostrom. Hawaii's 800,000 residents are spread over seven inlands, but 83 per cent of them live on the island of Oahu. other's Otftop Love V A mother would seem to have an unlimited capacity for love. Her husband, her children, her home. Some mothers, the lucky ones, love. have another A flameless electric dryer. If you think loving" an electric dryer is incredible or a little silly, try asking a mother who has one et to give it up. She'll remember the softness. The softness of clothes dried in Buy Her an Electric Dryer- - her flameless electric dryer. remember how she money by buying an electric dryer. And how much easier an electric dryer is to maintain and move because its a much And she'll saved simpler mechanism. She'll remember all these things. And she'll not give it up. Would you give up your "other love" if it did as much tor you? dettrl Reg |