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Show t City, Utah BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham Senior citizens To Thursday, August 21, 1975 Direct deposit plan to be explained savings and loan represenwill present a series of slides explaining the direct deposit program following the Senior citizens luncheon on Friday. Paul Petersen, representing Logan Savings and Loan, will provide information on the new program that allows social security and other checks to be sent directly to a bank in the event of illness or other emergencies. The slides will be shown at 1 p.m. Menu for the 12 noon luncheon will include chicken, corn on the cob, apple sauce, cherry cake cobbler for desert, and coffee and punch. A tative reunion, and they have been held all over the United States. The last one was in Chicago and the next is scheduled for Memphis. An interesting outline of events included an evening dedicated to remembrances of their parents, the annual family ballgame at Snow Park, a visit to the Palace Playhouse, a trip to Temple Square for the broadcast and tour, and a banquet and family pictures at Sherwood Hills. This the first reunion to be hosted by a grandchild of the couple, Mrs. Linda B. Knavel, who extends best wishes to the cousin who will host the 1977 reunion in Memphis. THIS HUNGRY BUNCH three meals a day for three days! This is the group the George R. Knavels hosted for the weekend recently marking the 15th Billings reunion. Guests started arriving Thursday and departed Monday, with some coming from as far away as Boston, Chicago and Memphis and others from as close as California and Nevada, with the D.D. Billings family being the only one from Utah. In 944 when their parents Sam and Lona Billings died, the nine brothers and sisters agreed to hold a three-dareunion every other year. In 28 years not one of them missed a TRY FEEDING 1 y Reservations Reservations for the luncheon must be made before 2 p.m. Thursday. Those wishing to Erma attend may call Barfuss, supervisor of food preparation, will be assisted by Thurza Kingston, Mary Kimber and Beth Dunn. 723-325- Monday luncheons will also feature a 64 cent price. Oil painting, shuffleboard, pool, and horseshoe games are planned to precede the luncheon on Monday. Bingo will be played following the meal with Mae Jeppsen calling the games. Bingo will be in the Senior lounge. Jackpot Slated Jackpot, Nev., is on the agenda for Sept. 23. Buses will leave the community penter at 9 a.m. with lunch in Burley. Cost of the trip is $9. This includes $2 in nickels, bus fare, lodging, and $1.50 on the evening meal. Eleven seats are available and fare must be paid by Sept. 16. Reservations maf be made by calling A bus is also scheduled for the Utah State fair Salute to Senior Citizens day on Wednesday, Sept. 10. Holiday on Ice tickets may be purchased at a $2 discount. Mable Yourt.Miller is arranging 723-325- the trip. Reservations may be made by calling her at or the Senior center. 723-546- 5 Free Clinic The blood pressure clinic will be held at the regular time Tuesday, Aug. 26. The clinic is free. A pool tournament has been scheduled for Aug. 26 at 10 a.m. Interested persons should sign up with Mich Petersen, president of the Spike club. A dollar entry fee is required and a free lunch will be included if enough people sign up. Membership to the center is free. All activities, classes, ceramics, crafts and a mem- bership card are available through the director of the center. Free lifetime national parks cards may be obtained at the center and state parks cards are free at the south entrance to LaRae Brown Marshall . . . Dealership adds gal to sales staff Willard bay. Pat Petersen, assistant to Sen. Frank Moss is at the center the second Monday of each month at 10:30 a.m. to answer questions and help solve problems of senior citizens. Perry Pulse by Mrs. Max Nelson Registration for Perry elementary school was announced this week by Principal Johnson. Data has been set for Friday, Aug. 22 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Perry school office. Activity fee for the coming year will be $2 per child and lunches will be 40 cents a day. Parents are encouraged to buy the childs lunch ticket in advance to help them with their bookkeeping. Also parents of kindergarten children are encouraged to pay for their childs brunch for the full year when they register. A few changes will be seen in the teaching staff this year. Mrs. Uene Tucker will return as the kindergarten teacher;, Mrs. Johnson will return to thej first grade; Mrs. Virginia will teach the second ' grade and half of the third with Mrs. Lois Thorne teaching the other half of the third and the fourth. Mrs. Darel Johnson will teach the fifth and sixth grade for one half day and as of yet another teacher has not been hired for the other half. . -- Mr in Rees park, Nancy McLaughlin (seated) and Florence Jensen prepare entries for the Peach Days Art festival. Entries are due Aug. 26 and 27. Winners will be announced Sept. 3. "ON LOCATION oils, watercolor and acrylic, design graphic, other media, photography, commercial and general. Winners will be announced Sept. 3. Entries for the show will hang in the gallery during the month of September. Peach Days Art show calls to local artists The 1975 Peach Days Art festival is beckoning local artists to exhibit at the annual show. Event to mark year The show is open to all 1 older. Cash awards will go to the winners in the Brigham City award division in both art and photography, the Bicentennial award division, and sections of The International Womens Year committee of the governors Commission on the Status of Women is sponsoring an 775 North First East '0( 10 a.m. 2 p.m. or p.m. -- Next 2 9 classes of 3 weeks each AUG 25 thru SEPT, 1 5 or SEPT 1 5 thru OCT. 6 SYNCHRONIZED BEGINNING (Girls only) ADVANCED DIVING CLASSES (Beginning thru advanced) BEGINNING MOM & TOTS INTERMEDIATE (Babys to 4 years) RIBBON ADULT PROGRAM (Learning competative Strokes) CALL Mrs. tained as the new Relief society Mrs. Bertha Wight accompresident with Mrs. Marilyn panied Lawrence and Arlene as Walker and Mrs. Janace Nelson far as Rupert where she spent as counselors and Mrs. Shirley the four days visiting with her June Valcarce as secretary. daughter and Randy Wagstaff, son of Mr. and Robert Hamilton. and Mrs. Ray Wagstaff gradShort Time uated from Primary and was ordained a deacon. Visiting for a short time last The program Sunday evening week at the home of Mr. and was presented by the Bodily Mrs. Wayne Nelson were Cathy family in the First ward. Kelvin and Lowell Tingey and family has received an LDS mission from Yuba City, Calif. Lowell call which will take him to the was home to receive his doctors degree from BYU on FriWashington, D.C. Mission. The program in the Perry day evening. Second ward was under the Joining Curtis and Tess this Leon Christensen family. Janet past weekend for the outing Christensen has also received were Holly, Beverly and Dale, Mrs. Rowena Bodily and four an LDS mission call to Georgia. The Ponderosa in Burley, sons all of Perry; Larry and Idaho was the gathering place Marsha Johnson and three boys of several families from Perry of Sandy and Kent and Karen this past weekend. Roger and Johnson and two daughters of Raylene Nelson and children, Logan. Bart and Leslie; Grant and Wed like to extend special get Nola Young, Cori and Blake; well wishes to Mrs. Wanda Lawrence and Arlene Wright, Sebek who underwent surgery Laurie, Annette, Carol and Cha last Saturday at the McKay Ree; and Robert and Reva hospital in Ogden. We wish her Anderson and Cheryl, Susan a very rapid recovery. The Perry First ward elders and Curtis enjoyed golfing, swimming and just relaxing enjoyed a very delightful evening Saturday with a steak fry at during these four days. son-in-la- Northern grade schools set Monday registration Registration for North Park Elementary, Garland Elementary and McKinley Elementary schools will be Monday, Aug. 25 from 9 to 11 a.m. at each school. Kindergarteners who didnt register in the spring should bring immunization records. The student fee will be $2 and (Swim to get trim) Janice Anderson teacher 734 - 9052 723-371- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Verl Spendlove sons, Bobby and Johny spent the past week vacationing at Flaming Gorge with the Howard Simcox family of Brigham City. and nine-year-o- Despite the stormy weather during their stay they still enjoyed fishing and a little water skiing. Veterans! Visiting at the Max Nelson home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jensen and son Denmark of Layton. Heres Your Answer Q disability when he died. Am I eligible for the agencys health care program, One of the good effects of using a medicated acne cream is its peeling action which helps to clear up pimples. pHisoAc is one that has been formulated to help open clogged pores and reduce excess oils that can aggravate skin problems. It can be used at night, and during the daytime to conceal blemishes. Do My husband was drawing compensation from the Veterans Administration for a CHAMPVA? A If your husband died as a d result of his disability and youre not eligible for the militarys CHAMPUS program or medicare, you may service-connecte- be eligible for CHAMPVA. Check with your nearest VA hospital or clinic. you ever sit and wait for your SOCIAL SECURITY CHECK to come? lunch tickets should also be purchased at that time. Lunch tickets will be the same as last card or 40 year, $8 for a cents per day. Insurance will also be available. P.T.A. is taking the responsibility for registering the students this year. No need to postpone trips or 100 Misses - e Sizes S.M.L. Polyester SLEEVELESS SHELLS e Reg. 4.95 to 6.50 QflOZ n VV U Ull sus- - appointments because you need to deposit your check when it comes in the mail. tJOl'J Have your Social Security check deposited by mail directly to your First Federal Savings Account. Se0, FALL & WINTER CLASSES MON-WED-F- New President Nola Youne was Vacationing y S SWIM International Womens Year festival at the Liberty Park bandstand in Salt Lake City on Sunday, Aug. 24, from 4 to 8 p.m. All are invited to bring their picnic, their family, and their friends and join us in celebrating International Womens year, chairwoman Gay Mc-- F Donough said. Around the bandstand and on the lawn, various women's organizations from throughout the state will display materials and information and women artists will exhibit and sell their work. Childrens activities (games, arts and crafts, etc.) will be provided by child care agencies: and there will be music and dancing for all to enjoy on a program beginning at 7 p.m., the chairwoman said. Special speaker for the occasion will be Mrs. Lucy Beth Rampton, wife of the governor. Bri- gham City residents (RFD and RFD 2) 18 years of age and Entry Date The entry date is Aug. 26 and 27, from 12 noon to 6 p.m. The Collectors Corner for September features a rock collection by Gerald and Dee Dolan, and leathercraft by Clyde Glover. The show is held annually at the Museum-Gallerunder the direction of Delone Glover, chairman of the show, and Phyllis Owen, gallery director. Big Difference The big difference will be the split third grade but parents have been reassured that the teachers will work together and students of the third grade will be given the same assignments and class work. It really seems that the students are anxious for the school bells to ring out on Wednesday as the parents are. This summer has really gone fast but the children are ready to return to the classrooms. In the Perry First ward Sunday evening, the ward Relief society and young ladies organizations were reorganized. Mrs. Velva Greenhalgh was released as president of the Relief society with Mrs. Zina Petersen and Mrs. Carol Reeder as counselors and Mrs. Doris Nelson as secretary. Mrs. Janace Nelson was released as president of the young ladies activity program. Mrs. Daylene Jeffs was sustained as the new president of this organization. Victor Motors has announced the addition of LaRae Brown Marshall to its sales staff. Mrs. Brown will sell both new and used cars and trucks for the Brigham City dealership. A former resident of Brigham City, she attended Box Elder High school and is thrilled to be working in Brigham City for Victor Motors. She is married to Leon Marshall. They reside in Plymouth with their son. the town park. Following supper the evening was spent in sport activities. 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