| OCR Text |
Show rr rr 4 A1 r T.,PV '' 14 f 4 BOX ELDER extension to present Sew Show USU JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, March 11, 1976 Willard Wrapup Fabrics for the home and decorating clothing will be the two topics emphasized in this years annual Sew Show sponsored by Utah State University extension. The two-howorkshop will be held in Logan at the Utah State University from 10 a.m. to Tickets to the ballet are okay, Vt 't: but dont ask for secret recipe 8 t No cooking. (They tried to make cookies and almost burnt the house down when they forgot to take the last batch out.) by ArleiMftehiea Last Saturday morning husband said he had tidkets to the ballet in Ogden and would I like to get cultured" and just have a night out. When I recovered from my surprise, (if it had been a ball game of some kind I wouldnt have been a bit surprised) I got the kids busy with their chores. By 2 p.m. the house looked beautiful and everyone felt they deserved a snack. I got the cookies and milk out for everyone and threatened dire consequences if anyone spilled. The only one who really believed me yras the baby and she wiped up her milk with her sleeve. I fed and bathed and got everyone ready for bed before six and then locked myself in ;" No Painting No painting. (I dont need another bathroom mural; the one from last time is still ' visible.) "No friends. (For some reason when any more than one child gets together they plot world wide destruction.) As we settled ourselves peacefully in the car the front door opened and son yelled, Can we play with the clay? Husband replies Sure, and were off. All through my lovely the bathroom for luxurious glamour hour in the tub. I even had a tray for. the necessary articles so I could give myself a i; x; ' ft V' 2 I ! : - 'r K 1. . . m-- ; : 1 ft f ' ty. f-- t ir: r r; I manicure in the water. . I just got settled in the steaming tub, when little one needed to go potty. At three, theyve not got that most control and accidents upset them terribly. So I got out and dripped while she did her doing and then locked the door and slipped back into the now chilly water. Nosedive off Couch Then the baby nosedived off the couch and of course no one comforts quite like mother so the door was again opened. I decided it was easier to get out before one of the kids really did something drastic. Someday I hope I understand the law of nature that states that my last good pair of nylons must develop step ladders just as Im dressing. Thank goodness long dresses cover a multitude of sins. But Ill bet that no one else at the ballet Will be wearing a pair of stockings with a run in them. . Finally husband and I are both dressed and as we walk out the door I give my final instructions. You may not play with the chemistry set. (We once came home to a house reeking of skunk.) Small Bribe Just because I like you and for a small bribe, I promise to keep the childrens secret recipe for the green sticky mess they call clay a secret from your children. The Lady Lions and guests were at the home of Ruth Harding to enjoy an evening of music performed by a group of ladies from the Cecelian music society in Brigham City. The entertainers were Helen Jane PacI;322givos awards irt:r, uot at annual tS;. r i steak, had a gnawing worry in the back of my mind. But I stopped thinking about it and concentrated on the beautiful dancers on the stage when we got to the Fine Arts auditorium. During intermission I looked around at all the high society ladies. We had marvelous seats on the main floor and almost in the center. I felt a bit like the old sows ear among the silk purses with no fairy godmother to make the magic change. Then the light went down and the story of that old libertine Don Juan unfolded. Let me say that the man who played the title role was not only a marvelous dancer, but also a superb actor. He looked down right . . wicked! Just as the gentleman was about to make his conquest, I had a blinding flash of insight and I shouted, But we dont have any clay. . Cub Scout pack 322 held its annual Blue k Gold dinner oh Feb. 27. It was a fun filled evening, starting off with some excellent food dishes and desserts prepared by all the mothers, with cups; rolls, and butter donated by Mr. Davis of the Arctic Circle. . Father Ferguson, newly arrived paster of St. Henrys church, gave the invocation. McFall earned his Bear badge plus gold and silver arrows. The following Webelos received a total of 29 awards: Scott Landon (three), Johnny Kirchoff (three), Josie Laheru . (five), Carl Edwards (two), Tim Cosgrove (two), Timmy Devine (one), Pat La very (two). Shannon Whitehead (two), and Jamie Nieto (nine). Johnny Mathis received his three year Star pin. Following dinner, awards were presented to the Cubs and Webelos. Cubs Eric Carter, Pat Collins and Jeff Grenda earned silver arrows under their Wolf badges. Daniel Laheru earned his Bear badge, while Terry . The fathers then decorated cakes, using mostly Bicenten- -' nial and scouting themes, after which the cakes were auctioned off to the Scouts who bid enthusiastically for their favorites. te classes. We Program Slated Bicentennial program is scheduled for April 9 and 10 at the Willard school. An evening of fun and food is planned with an old fashioned theme prevailing. Anyone wishing to participate in any way is asked to contact Donna Ball at We again remind the young men between the ages of 13 and 16 that sign up for the Pony and Colt leagues here in Willard will be held at the square Saturday . A Those Present Those present included Ilene Tucker, Nila Stuck!, Phylis Morgan, Grace Keyes, Violet 723-767- 6. Allred, Helen Priebe, Arlene Holden, Dee Rae Christensen, LuDene Young, Nancy Hunsaker, Iva Archibald, Leone Larsen, Donna Ball and Judy Beames. Last Thursday night at the Willard City Council meeting chair pads were presented to the city for the chairs in the city hall by the Lady Lions. It was a at 9 a.m. Parting shot: Monday the students of Kay Hamblin, teacher of the fifth grade at the school, decided to have a sur- prise birthday party in his Bicentennial service project. Pat and Eldons Williams from the store bound a throw rug also as part of the project to spruce honor. They arranged for cakes and drink for a refresh- - Kellie Jo Naylor. Neither one placed in the last competition noon. All interested bachelors noon. All interested masters in 1967. Marty Hibbard is a USU graduate. Her topic is Modern Approach to Combining Fabrics persons are invited to attend. There is no admission chhrae. Fabrics for the home and decorating clothing will be the two topics emphasized in this years annual Sew Show March 22, sponsored by Utah State University extension. The two-howorkshop will be held in Logan at the Utah State University from 10 a.m. to 12 and in degrees. She taught school Bountiful for a while and then took the extension job with USU for Home and Apparel. In todays lifestyle, use patterns are being for the together. Its a challenge all homemaker to put them Ms. Hibbard. noted together, She said she became in interior design when she was quite little. to I told my mother I wanted and windows decorate store mother replied that was the job of an interior designer. oi She feels an important part to keep the decorating a home is occupants. individuality of its Thats my speciality, she added. A7K2J YOU CUYTK2 ' THAT GO WITH IT NATU2AUY Dorothy Honson . guost spookor persons are invited to attend. There is no TKGS . . admission charge. Or you might prefer to attend in Ogden at Weber State college at the Student Union Bldg-Unio- n theatre, ' 3750 Harrison Blvd., from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on that same date. According to Theta Johnson, the purpose of the Sew Show is to sewing methods and techniques, and to teach new skills to home sewers. Ms. USU Johnson, clothing specialist, is director of the show. Guest speakers this year will be Dorothy Hansen, Davis home extension county economist, and Marty Hibbard, interior designer for Eggett Interiors in Smithfield. Ms. Hansens talk will be1 Creative Decoration for Fun Clothing. She will discuss k 1 iD hf up-da- ment and surprised their teacher. But the children were just as surprised when he said his birthday was Nov. 21. Even though it was an oops, we know, as Im sure Mr. Hamblin does, that its the thought that counts. Lock fcr thsss ditxjfs In yeur stcrei of milk is buy a you do to get a tree can of Nestle Chocolate Flavor Quik and two packages of Oreo Chocolate Sandwich Cookies. Then send in proofs of purchase along with a coupon from one of these store Milk Refund. P O Box 9282. displays to St Paul. Minnesota 55196 You'll get back a coupon good milk of tree lor a Full details are on these displays m participating stores. of milk Look for them today and get your next free Offer expires May 31. 1976 Oreos. Quik -- and milk This is one offer that s really a natural All ... Marty Hibbard interior designer original design, color com- binations, applique, embroidery and the use of lace. Examples of decoration for childrens clothing will be shown to the workshop participants. I have american dairy association Utah Dairy Commission ?h NrilW Compnp, Inc Otto it irgttMtM t jtMmotd oINabiKO. Inc really enjoyed . INCREASED DEMANDS, IMPROVED SERVICES AND RAPIDLY RISING COSTS MAKE A TELEPHONE RATE ADJUSTMENT NECESSARY NOW! . Pp Pobet , Sp, 1975, ,CCmttnntal T elephbhe Company of Utah been imatged into Continental' Telephone Company of the West) petitioned the Utah Public Service Commission for a rate increase .... . The Company has not had rate relief for five (5) years, compared to sellers of unregulated goods and services and the energy dependent utilities. Notwithstanding, the Company dislikes the idea of raising charges but after strenuous effort by the Company to reduce expenses and increase productivity and efficiency, cost factors beyond our control, make the rate application necessary to maintain our quality service. The Commission by Notice of Hearing has scheduled hearings as follows: Tremonton: Monday, March 29, 1976 at 10:00 A.M. in the Civic Center' (it More Winners ' In class three Lorie Braegger is first; Tina Chournous is second and DeAnn Kunzler and Jeff Jensen tied for third. In class four Kelli Jo Naylor is in first place; Julie Hubbard is second and Jodi Braegger and Dianna Cole tied for third. In class five Sharon Lemon is in first, Lynette Widdison is second and Susan Summers and Shelly OToole tied for third. A special congratulations goes. to Sharon Lemon and congratulate all these students for their fine work in this area. Dee Rae and Don Christensen recently spent a week in Driggs, for their Idaho children-sittin- g son Lou and Sherie Christensen while they went snowmobiling. Thats one of the pleasures of being grandparents. Iva Archibalds sister Leone Larsen recently spent a few days with her visiting from Ogden. Lt. Colonel and Mrs. A. W. Priebe were invited guests to the Military Ball which was the highlight of the Military Week of BYU campus in Provo. Their son Monte Priebe was the for the ROTC activities during the week. pre-wa- up the building. Suggestions for some projects for the youth of the city to help with around town were made and discussed. Some of the better ones are being investigated further. The Funtastic Fourth committee was also appointed at the same meeting. Those three men are responsible for the organization of the fourth entertainment. Please contact them with your suggestions and offers of help. They are Verdon Chambers, Dale Zito and Richard Wilson. win- The second nine-wee- k ners for the older organ students were announed this last week. In class two, Gwen Parkinson is in first; Ally son Tingey second and Robert Lemon and Colleen Holmes tied for third. 12 and through lots of extra effort and work they both came hrom behind to place first in their Lemon, Ruth Warren, Kathy Bradford, Lucille Hansen, Connie Justeson, Pat Davies, Bab-betSaul and Naone Godfrey. They presented a resume of music from the last 75 years. Through song and piano solos and duets the guests were taken through the simplicity of the r years right up to the music of today. It was a beautiful, nostalgic backward glance. Some of the music played and sung was "Glow Worm," Tea for Two, "Busy Fingers, It's a Grand Night for SingSunrise-Sunse- t, the ing, themes for the motion pictures Exodus, West Side Story, Moon River, To Dream the Impossible Dream, Back Roads of Your Mind, Laras Theme, Raindrops, and The Apartment. The Entertainer was a lovely ending of the regular program but a special request brought forth Gypsy Love Song. The refreshments were served by the committee of Nancy Hunsaker and Arlene Holden. s working on the children clothing and feel it is an exciting commented Ms. project, Hansen. The recipient of the clothing is her grandchildren. The home economist spent much of her life as a homemaker for a large family, returning to school after they were grown to get both her fiancd r ... 1970 S cDScawt GRANT T. CALLISTER G20QXD Vice President and General Manager W&nM It's purely a matter of economics: No business can operate and meet the demands of its customers if it does not also meet its own revenue requirements. Continental has been expanding facilities and increasing services rapidly over the past four years. Costs have climbed constantly but our charges have remained the same. Just for example, in that four year period, maintenance costs have risen total operating expenses are up over Federal taxes in those four years, and other taxes up 83.4 up 78 yet our net income is up only about 75.4, .7, ;; i YOU CAN AFFORD TO JOIN THE ;. OUR PRICES! i ALL MICHELIN u !' I' T Continental Telephone of the West Passenger tires FZI3Y r.2KZlCJ dorrt mate a second best V f S' GEORGESl Q if. ... 88, We feel that the adjustment we are seeking is justified. We, want you to know why. ... CHECK MICHELIN MOVEMENT 48.8. ... TIRE STORE 333 North Main 723796 MEMBER AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OF CONTINENTAL EMPLOYER SYSTEM |
