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Show f Brigham City, Utah 27 1975 Thursday, February BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Auto club Miss Julie hemline. Awards presented homemakers name new officers A Csjikjs polyester crepe floorlength dresses in shirtwaist style. Groomsmen Best man was Duane C. penter, Michael Carpenter, penter, Michael Carpenher, Alan Freeman, Scott Freeman, Jack Ford, David Sands and Peter Woodward as ushers. was David Ringbearer Freeman. Host and hostess at the reception which followed the ceremony were Bert and Nancy Freeman. Mrs. Dennis Carpenter was seated at the guest book, and Becky Bond assisted with gifts. Reception guests were served by Rebecca Hall, Carolyn Freeman, Heidi Daines, Carol Gordon and Cherie Bekman. Prior to the wedding, the bride was guest of honor at a kitchen shower hosted by Chris Valcarce and Gay Fritz. Carol Smith auto club rep . BR bouffant veil of illusion completed the bridal ensemble, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and red roses. Attend Bride Attending the bride as maid of honor was Christine Valcarce. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Alan Freeman, Mrs. Scott Freeman, Cheryl Brammer, Julie Carpenter and Pam Gray. Tiffany Freeman was flower girl. The maid of honor was gowned in a dress of small floral print in mulberry and carried a white rose. The single bridesmaids were dressed in matching outfits of small floral blue print and each carried a single mulberry rose. Their dresses were styled with high necklines and long sleeves with wide cuffs, and enhanced with a ruffle at the hemline. Mothers of the couple wore native of California, she moved to Brigham City five to years ago with her husband the She is business. a open mother of four girls. Her husband is employed at Thiokol. Mrs. Smith said the AAA has representatives in two Dicks Texaco City Brigham and Hansen Chevrolet. A The American automobile association has named a new representative for Cache and Box Elder counties. Carol Smith, affiliated with Price Insurance agency and Payne Real Estate company, was appointed recently by Gary dian chapel. Officiaiting at he ceremony was R. Dean Udy, Second Counselor in the Presidency of the Brigham City LDS stake. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Dean B. Freeman of Brigham City. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane C. Carpenter of Ogden. and For her wedding reception the bride chose a long gown of candlelight polyester crepe styled with a ruffled bodice, long sleeves, and a mulberry 4 and Freeman David D. Carpenter exchanged wedding vows on Feb. 7 in the rite performed in the LDS In- tiered ruffled Ogden. or She is nearing completion insurance requirements for her sales license and is working on a real estate sale license. Mrs. Smith said she will be available to answer any call by or AAA members at appoints new rep Couple exchanges vows RECENTLY WED Miss Julie Freeman became the bride of David D. Carpenter in a ceremony performed Feb. 7 at the LDS Indian chapel. in Eddy, district manager mi SCOUT MEWS by Flo Munson The Bear River chapter of Utah Young Homemakers held their installation dinner, along with their husbands in the homemaking department at the Bear River High school Saturday evening. PERRY and Paul Jensen review plans for upcoming roadshows in the Box Elder stake. Roadshows are scheduled for March and 2. NANETTE 1 1 1 Roadshow slated in Box Elder stake LDS wards of the Brigham City, Box Elder stake are in the rehearsal period for annual roadshows. The activity is being supervised by a youth committee headed by Nanette Perry, Gary Shandrew, Jennifer Rasmussen and Judy McDermott. Reflections of The theme this year is Freedom. They will be presented March 11 in the various wards in the stake. Curtain in each ward will be 7 p.m. Roadshows will be judged in each ward by one youth and one adult judge. On March 12, the roadshows will be presented in the Sixth Eleventh ward for each cast to view the other roadshows. Following the shows, awards will be made to winners in various categories. Mrs. Joan Hansen, president, conducted the evenings entertainment. A delicious planned pot luck dinner was enjoyed. Installation of officers for 1975-7took place with Mrs. Tess Hess as president; Mrs. Janet Adams, vice president; Mrs. Coleen Richards, Mrs. Clea Scott, secretary; reporter; Mrs. Linda Capeaer, historian. 6 Retiring officers are Mrs. Joan Hansen, Mrs. Marlene Coombs, Mrs. Rosie Silvester. Mrs. Tess Hess served as last year and Mrs. Janet Adams served as reporter. Mrs. Ann Potter will remain as advisor to the group. Mrs. Tess Hess presented Mrs. Joan Hansen with a silver serving dish and Mrs. Ann Potter with wall plaques for service with the Bear River chapter. The Bear River chapter shared a chapter of the year award with the Willard Bay chapter and the Wasatch chapter. Senior Troop Senior Girl Scout Troop 407 traveled to Logan on Saturday, Feb. 22, to attend a Friendship Day event. The girls presented numbers with their jug and bottle band, and demonostrated the methods of forming such a band and preparing music for it. DUP News Service awards for 10 years to Mrs. Laraine Harris, Mrs. Marian Grover, Mrs. Janet Adams, Mrs. Tess Hess and Mrs. Mary Christensen. were Five-yea- presented service awards r went to Mrs. LaRae Coombs, Mrs. Ilene Morley, Mrs. Doris Shaw. Mrs. Joan Hansen, Mrs. Coleen Richards, Mrs. Rosie Silvester, Mrs. Ruth Ann Rose. The theme for the coming Happiness is year will be An Organized You. Beehive Camp of Beehive the Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet on Friday, Feb. 28, at 2 p.m. at the home of Fern Kotter, 336 South Second East. All members are urged to smoking Cigarette is a Ask your healthy heart no-nlocal Heart Association. -- JACKIE WRIGHT AND MICHAEL BRAEGGER date NEW OFFICERS of the Bear River chapter of Young Homemakers are, from left, Capener, Clea Scott, Coleen Richards, Janet Adams and Tess Hess. set by bethrothed pair Spring is Linda BUY YOUR GARDEN SEED NOW James E. Wright of Perry announce the and forthcoming marriage of their daughter engagement Jackie to Michael Braegger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Braegger of Willard. The couple has circled April 25 as their wedding date at the Perry LDS chapel, where a reception honoring the couple will follow the ceremony. Miss Wright is a 1974 graduate of Box Elder High school. She is now locally employed. Prospective bridegroom Braegger is a 1970 graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS Seminary. He is locally employed by his father. Following their marriage the couple will reside in Willard. Community Concert president Elda Burtcher and campaign chairman Charlene Dunn are served by Mrs. S. L. Moskowitz, chairman of a tea honoring team captains and board members, as they prepared for the Community Concert annual camconcert paign slated to begin March 17 with the selling of season tickets for the 1975-7season. TEA FOR WORKERS 6 Itivar Valiay MARCH 6th, 7th, 8th ... WE HAVE THEM! SEEDS OF from Flowers to Vegetables SEEDS v, dx&as&u A ' Thurs., Fri., Sat. I 4 We're here to serve you . . EXPERT ADVICE for your planting & fertilizing questions from Lapreal plus GIRLS' SUPS Dale and Caroline Baer Baird BLOUSES 2048 Washington Petersen-Jo- e 8:00 to 6:00 SATURDAYS Use the Quality Seed Farmers Use 29c 10c Allen 8:00 to from NOON . . . Horsley and Summings 349' Deseret Thrift Industries Store Collings-Arc- h - FERTILIZERS & INSECTICIDES OPEN WEEKDAYS of Ogden are happy over the arrival of a baby boy born Feb. 18 at the McKay hospital in Ogden. He will be named An- Tremonton and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baird Sr. of Roy. seed for your field Whether you have a garden or need 7 DRESSES of d , Paul and Carol Macfarlane Stephens of North Ogden announce the arrival of their first child, a girl born Feb. 9. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jay Macfarlane of Riverside and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stephens of North Ogden. and Mrs. Reuben Baer back-yar- MEN'S Dr. and Mrs. Darrell G. Smith of Roy announce the arrival of a baby boy born Feb. 21 in the McKay hospital in Ogden. Mrs. Smith is the former Carole Dawn Zollinger of Thatcher. They have one son and two daughters at home. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Tremonton and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Zollinger of Thatcher. thony John Baird. They have one little daugher Angela at home. Proud grandparents are Mr. BULK GARDEN ALL TYPES A RANGE SALE NEW tear OF SEEDS WINTER CLOTHING WHOS Of IntorMf in ALL KINDS 399-333- 3 North of Brigham City 723-524- 6 |
