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Show 4 Utah BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Sarah Yates woe-- i s eo open meeting for Wednesday 723 3853 lor schedules flRUW Thursday, September 12, 1974 American Association of University Women will host an open meeting on Wednesday, Sept 18, at 7:30 p.m. in the lounge at the Community Center to become acquainted w ith other eligible women in the community who might be interested in membership. A special guest for the will be VaLora evening Treshow of Salt Lake City, past state president and currently serving as Rocky Mountain regional representative for food family women social AAL'W. Membership is open to all who are graduates of accredited and colleges universities, according to local women Glen Hawkes ...guest speaker chapter to hear BPW commissioner on land use City Brigham Young Homemakers association will meet on Monday, Sept. 16, at 1 p m. in the consumer education house. Guest speaker; for the afternoon meeting will be Glen Hawkes, Box Elder school district counselor, who will talk on the subject Communication with Children. Member spotlight for the month will be on Beth Anderson, past president, who has also been sleeted as Young Homemaker of the Year in the past. All women interested in the organization are invited to attend, and there is a nursery facility in the house. Newcomers set first luncheon for Wednesday Welcome Wagon Newcomers club of Brigham City will hold its first luncheon meeting of the season at the Red Baron restaurant on Wednesday, Sept. 18. New officers of SPARC planning activities for retarded children are SPARC OFFICERS Barbara Williams, president (seated); Sharon Quick, vice president; and Ann Major, treasurer, with Debbie Holt, secretary, missing from the picture. SPARC sparks youth action Reservations for the luncheon must be made and thru Phyllis Rehm at Cancellations should be made by Tuesday noon and should also be made thru Phyllis Reh-m- . baby-sittin- Young Homemakers offer advice in planning tasks Ever wish your housework could be finished and special jobs wouldn't stack up? Willard Bay Young Homemakers will look at the plan "A Little A Day at their meeting on Thursday, Sept. 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the Willard school. Guest for the evening will be Jeannie Godfrey, who will talk on tackling those big jobs like spring cleaning, holiday cookery, etc. on a basis in order to avoid the harried housewife syndrome. Members are asked to bring a sheet of paper, colored recipe cards, and a pen or pencil to the meeting. Nonmembers in the area are also invited to attend. After the program and a short business meeting conducted by President Deon Ferry, refreshments will be served. Newcomers Club holds a luncheon meeting on the third Wednesday of each month September thru May, and urges all newcomers in the area to come out and make new acquaintances and join in the fun. A program is planned for Aceach luncheon and an tivities Day is held between luncheons. For further information on Newcomers Club, contact Welcome Wagon Hostess, Jackie Simmons at A mouth, burning dry tongue and mouth sores may be signs of a vitamin deficiency, or other bodily problems. honors best losers met Sept. 3 at Holy Cross Lutheran church, where they chose monthly and weekly TOPS and KOPS Utah TOPS 69 Getting everything ready for the Ladies Community Club annual are club officers Sharon Andrus, Ann Davis and JoAnn Butler as the club plans to host members and partners for the outdoor occasion in the Pioneer Park bowery. READY FOR PICNIC picnic on Friday win-net- Club sets Taking the travelling trophy and gift this month for TOPS (take off pounds sensibly) was LaVerne Mansfield, while picnic Vaudis Sanford took the prize for KOPS (keep off pounds sensibly) for the month. Contest for the month was won by LaVerne Mansfield, and Lois Faye Andrews, Greenlee, while weekly TOPS queen was LaVerne Mansfield and KOPS queen was Lois Greenlee. Charms were presented to Lynn Rostrom, Vaudis Sanford, Doris Trush and Faye Andrews. All persons interested in the clubs goal to take off pounds sensibly are invited to attend the weekly meetings held on Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at Holy Cross Lutheran. Other chapters in the area include Bear River City meeting Wednesdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p m. in the LDS ward, and Corinne meeting Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at 283 North Fourth street. JULIE CHRISTENSEN AND BLAINE JORDAN Local man to claim Homemakers set bride in temple rite talk by and Mrs Winslow Christensen, formerly of Pleasant Grove and now of Fort Wayne, Ind announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Julie to Blaine C. Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Jordan Mr. child counselor Commissioner John Holmgren II will be the speaker at the September Business and Professional Womens Club meeting. Known as House Bill 23, the bill has been widely acclaimed by some and bitterly opposed by County P. others. Commissioner Holmgren will also answer questions from club members. The dinner meeting will be held Monday, Sept. 16 at the Red Baron Restaurant beginning at 7 p.m. Club program director Betty Rawles is in charge of the meeting arrangements. Several members and officers of the Brigham City BPW will attend the District BPW meet ing to be held in Salt Lake to 5 Saturday, Sept. 14 from p.m. at the Ramada Inn. Luncheon will be served at 11 a.m. , of Brigham City The couple has set Sept 26 as their wedding date in the Salt Lake LDS temple, and will be honored that evening at a reception in the Pleasant Grove LDS stake center. Miss Christensen is a graduate of Pleasant Grove High school and LDS Seminary She graduated from Ricks College in the field of nursing, and is presently employed at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake City. Prospective bridegroom Jordan is a graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS Seminary He has fulfilled an LDS mission to the southern states, and is a graduate of Brigham Young university with a degree in psychology. He is presently employed in Bountiful. The couple plans to make a home in Salt Lake City following their marriage Its become an annual tradition for members of the Ladies Community Club to host their husbands at a club picnic, and this years event has been slated for Friday, Sept. 13, at 7 p.m. in the Bowery at Rees Pioneer Park. The ladies and their partners will be treated to a dinner prepared and served by the club officers, with each couple asked to bring their own eating utensils and dishes for the informal evening of fun. There will be a program midevening, with a musical interlude to be provided by Anita and Durward Ream. Most of the evening will be spent in getting acquainted with one another, however, especially for new members of the club. In addition, the clubs yearbook will be distributed to members furing the evening. Plans for the annual picnic have been under the chairmanship of officers Its time for a . DUP News Deseret Camp of the Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet on Monday, Sept. 16, at 2 p.m. at the home of Gladys Wagner, 78 North Second East. All members are urged to Deseret . NEW LOOK FOR Of Sat. bake sale lntrM in Bar by using Sensody ne, a thera- Riv.r Vall.y Bart and Laura Smith Flint of Logan announce the arrival of their first child, a girl born Aug. 29 in the Valley Hospital in The Demolay's mother club will be holding a bake sale Saturday, Sept. 14 at 10 a m. in front of M.H. Kings. The public is invited to come downtown for some homemade treats, which will include cakes, pies, cookies, cup cakes and Tremonton. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of Fielding and Mr. and Mrs. VarC Flint of Portage Great grandparents are Mrs. Mildred Smith of Fielding, Mrs. Marelda Flint of Clearfield. candies. our pleasure to announce that Tim Mason Aut fizl . . . looking for . . . 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LAST 3 DAYS Offer ends Saturday with KARLA PEGGY - MARGIE " your Hairdresser does it better" (fanet)' 29 East Seventh South Elva Caldwell, Karen Hones, Ann Davis, Jackie Pratt, Sharon Andrus, JoAnn Butler, and directors Norma Price, Harriet Balls, Donna Cook, Marge Gardner and Ethel Huot. The first meeting of the club will fall on its regular date, which is the first Thursday of October and the first Thursday of each month during the annual club season. 1 New for Fall Teeth that are overly sensitive to cold drinks and to sweets can often be helped WHOS schedules Bride-to-b- g TOPS club y NEW 57 fit g fee. There's alot of spark in the members of SPARC, which stands for Sharing with People the Association for through Retarded Children, and they show it their activities and attitude as they work with retarded children weekly. The group of high school youth meet each Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Community Center youth area, planning activities of a varied nature for the children. Youth interested in volunteering their time for the groups projects are invited to attend the meeting for volunteers slated for Sept. 12 from 6:30 to 8:30 p m., with part of the meeting being set aside to plan a special event for Saturday. On Thursday, Sept. 19, regular meetings will begin for the season. New officers elected to spearhead the projects of SPARC are Barbara Williams, president; Sharon Quick, vice Debbie Holt, president; Ann Major, secretary; treasurer; Mrs. Charlene Savoca, advisor Activities planning for retarded children by the group include arts and crafts, games, parties, bowling, skating, the annual special Olympics, and varied field trips. It is p.m. Speaker for the occasion will be Ron Frandsen, executive vice president of the Chamber of Commeerce. will be available at Gillespie Hall for a minimum Baby-sittin- for volunteers Club The event will begin with a hour at 12 noon, and a lunch to be served at 12:30 Mary president Petersen Reeder. A cordial invitation is extended to interested women to attend the open meeting. Saitot Call 723-367- 6 |