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Show JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, August 29, 1974 8 BOX ELDER TO ALL WHO HELPED TO MAKE THE 49th BOX ELDER COUNTY FAIR & RODEO ONE OF THE BEST EVER! THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF EXHIBITS SURPASSED ANYTHING PREVIOUSLY DONE 4 4: Ktik' THIS YEAR'S ATTENDANCE BROKE ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS 0 0 0 TO THE FOLLOWING PURCHASERS OF FAT BEEF Allen Meat Co. Allen Realty Andersen Ford CLEO TOLMAN AND TIM H BARRUS VICKI JO Couple circles date for LDS temple rite CHRISTENSEN AND GLEN MELDRUM Temple date is set Cleo Tolman of Honeyville and Timothy H. Barrus of Tremonton have circled Sept. 20 as their wedding date, with the ceremony to be performed in the Logan LDS tem- for early fall rite ple. Miss Vicki Jo Christensen will become the bride of Glen A. Meldrum in the Logan LDS temple on Sept. 18, with the announcement being made by the mother of the bride-to-bMarilyn C. Christensen of Brigham City (Mantua). Father of the bride is Darwin B Christensen of Springville. They will be honored that evening at a reception at the Mantua LDS ward from 7 to 9 pm. The bride-elec- t is a 1971 graduate of Springville High LDS school and Seminary. She has attended Brigham Young University, where she participated in the semester abroad program in Salzburg, Austria She is currently a senior at Utah State University The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James I. Meldrum of Logan. He is a 1969 graduate of Sky View High school and Seminary and served an LDS mission in Oklahoma He is a senior at Utah State University in electrical engineering majoring Following their marriage the couple will reside in Logan. offers rehabilitation unit McKay-De- e Northern Utahs first complete program of rehabilitative medicine has been inaugurated at McKav-De- e Hospital center under the direction of Dr. John M. a Bender, physiatrist (specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation.) of new the Objective department is to evaluate the patient who has a disability, determine his potential, and then design a complete treatment program to bring him to his fullest potential physically, psychologically, socially, and vocationally. Dr. Bender said the most common disabilities to be seated will be those resulting from strokes, head and spinal cord injuries, amputations, arthritis, neurological con- ditions like multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsied children, and muscular-skeleta- l problems like aching backs, necks, and shoulders. Second of King This is the second pogram of its type in the state, where a hospital-base- a team d of physician heads professionals who are themselves specialists in rehabilitation. The University of Utah Medical center has a similar program. A reception honoring the couple will be held that evening in the Honeyville LDS ward cultural hall. The bride-to-bis the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Frank Tolman of Honeyville and is a graduate of Box Elder High school and a four year LDS Seminary graduate. She has attended Utah State University and plans to continue her education there, graduating next year. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Winford M. Barrus of Tremonton and is a graduate of Bear River High school and four year LDS Seminary. He has fulfilled an LDS mission to Guatemala-E- l Salvador, and has attended Utah State University and Brigham Young University. He is now locally employed. After their wedding, the couple plans to reside in Logan. e Too much exposure to sun 'dangerous' A rule of thumb for sun worshippers: if you cant take 15 to of noonday sun 20 minutes without burning, you have no business trying to get a tan. That advice comes from Dr. Gerald G. Krueger, assistant professor of medicine and head of the division of dermatology at the University of Utah Medical center. Actually, everyone would be better off if they forgot about trying to acquire the healthy tan look, especially if they are light complected, Dr. Krueger said. Its quite common to see people with second degree burns (those accompanied by blistering) caused by overexposure to the sun, and Ive even seen a few third degree burns," he added. Third degree burns destroy Couple sets autumn date Miss Lani Bernards of Orem will become the bride of David Braithwaite of Perry in a wedding rite set for Sept. 14 by the couple. The bride-to-b- e is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Gernards, Orem. She is a graduate of Orem High school and a four year LDS Seminary attended graduate, Brigham university. Prospective Prime Time Prime time for getting bad burns from the suns rays is between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., Dr. Krueger said. It's possible to be burned at other hours, but it usually takes longer. If a person tries to tan gradually, he should expose himself to the sun at the same time each day, he warned. For example, 30 minutes in the sun at 10 a.m. will produce the same effect as 10 minutes at 1 p.m. far as commercially availabe sun screens are As concerned. Dr. Krueger said some currently on the market do little good in protecting the body. The best ones contain a substance known as para ammo benzoic acid (PABA) and are clear in color. Consumers interested in finding products containing PABA can check the ingredient labels. If a sever burn does occur, the commercially available topical sprays offer only short-terrelief, the U dermatologist added. There are some steroid sprays available for burns that help, but they can be obtained only through a physicians prescription. and has Young bridegroom Braithwaite is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Braithwaite of Perry. He is a Box Elder High school graduate, has served an LDS mission to Brazil, and has also attended Brigham Young university. The marriage will be solemnized in the Provo LDS temple. An open house honoring the couple will be held on Sept. 19 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Brigham City South stake center. After their marriage, the couple will reside in Salt Lake City where the bridegroom is employed. the skin surface and can go deep into body tissues. Electric Quinten Hess Shirl Hess & Sons Clark Hillam D. Max Baugh Bear River State Bank Bear River Valley Coop. Bear River Valley Lamb Pool Bear River Plant Food Co. Bear River Veterinary Clinic Box Elder County Bank Box Elder County Posse Box Elder Packing Co. Breitenbecker Electric Bridgerland Veterinary Clinic Brigham Truck & Implement Co. Buchanan Oil Company Clinton Burt Floyd Carter Don Chase Carlos Christensen Elmo F. Christensen Carl and Dons Market Continental Telephone Co. Deloris Stokes Bill Erickson Farmers Grain Coop. Farmers Insurance Group Federal Land Bank Cap Ferry First Security Bank, Tremonton First Security Bank, Brigham Supply Fronk Chevrolet Co. Clare Gay Four-Seaso- n Gephart Stores Golden Spike Equipment Co. Steve Grover & Sons Hansen Packing Co. Alice Harper Deloris Harper Neil Harper Grover Harper Veryl Wood Flying Service & B. Delbert Holmgren Hubbard Packing Co. Jones Equipment Co. W. E. Kerr Dr. Peter Knudson John Laws Dodge Junior Lish E. A. Miller Packing Co. M. & M. Cattle Co. N. F. O. Carl M. Stenquist Northern Furniture Co. Evan Owens Bob Palfreyman Paul Pali Dean Parker Richard Petersen Quinney's Auto Parts Raft River Electric Dent Rich & Sons Smithfield Livestock Auction f Ray Sorenson Taylor Farm Service Thiokol Corporation Ralph Tolman Darrell Udy Utah Idaho Sugar Co. Valley Livestock Co. Max Ward Weber Livestock Auction Wilson Packing Co. Dr. S. L. Moskowitz J. J. White Blacksmithing Malcolm C. Young R. Wynn Zundel Farmers Union Triple S. Dairy; G. Cleon Summers Maddox Ranch House AND TO THOSE CONTRIBUTING SILVER BUCKLES FOR MAJOR RODEO EVENTS . . . SHARON ARCHIBALD HILLAM ABSTRACTING DON'S FURNITURE JONE S EQUIPMENT INC. D & B ELECTRIC ARCHIBALD BEAR RIVER BEAR RIVER BEAR RIVER BOYCE CO., DERBY AND FUTURITY BEAR RIVER STATE BANK FORD FARM SUPPLY STATE BANK ANIMAL HOSPITAL INC. . . . BOX ELDER COUNTY BANK TO THE BOX ELDER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR THEIR GENEROUS PERSONAL AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND TO A HOST OF DEDICATED MEN AND WOMEN WHO WERE WILLING TO GIVE OF THEMSELVES . . . WE EXPRESS THANKS! Butter has three US grades. Grade AA is the best, being made from fresh sweet cream and having a delicate sweet flavor, fine aroma and smooth creamy texture. The next highest grade, US Grade A is made from fresh cream, has a pleasing flavor and is nearly as good as the top grade. US Grade B butter is generally made from selected sour cream and has a slightly acid flavor. US Miss Lani Bernards and David Braithwaite will be wed Sept. 14 in the Provo LDS temple. TO BE WED BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOX ELDER COUNTY FAIR & RODEO Clifton Kerr, President |
