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Show v' 4 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, May 19, 1977 Sarah Yates, women's editor 3 ItofflppBiiafi m food family women social Couple exchanges vows Miss Jane Clayton Heinlen and Terry Johnson Weight of Provo exchanged marriage vows on May 6 in the Salt Lake LDS temple, with a wedding IT'S POPPY TIME is the message given to City Councilman Peter Knudson as American Legion auxiliary junior members Mindy Knudson, Susan Yogi and Michelle Hubbard urge him to buy colorful poppies made by hospitalized veterans. breakfast honoring the couple at the Red Flame restaurant in Bountiful. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Howard Heinlen of Alexandria, Va. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Aldous Weight of Perry. In the evening the newlywed couple greeted guests at a reception held at the Perry LDS ward cultural hall. An gown of delustered satin with chantilly lace trim was worn by the bride. It was styled with an empire waist trimmed with lace, lace and pearl at the neckline, lace edging on the fitted sleeves, and an attached train. Her veil of brussels lace was a gift form her grandmother. She carried a bouquet of white sweetheart roses with light peach-colore- d carnations and baby breath surrounded by greenery. Attend Bride honor was Mrs. Matron Sheldon Nielsen of Provo. Bridesmaids were Miss Mabe-lon- n Gibb of Provo, Mrs. Larry Bailey of Provo, and Miss Sandra Weight of Perry. d They were gowned in floorlength dresses of spring colors. Each carried a bouquet of silk roses made to match her dress nestled into baby breath and greenery. Best man was Jeffery Lynn Fisher of Salt Lake City. Ushering duties were performed by Douglas Morris Brigham City, Steven Weight and Brian Weight of Perry. A special guest was the brideof Jane Clayton Heilen Couple trades wedding vows in home rite high-waiste- DUP News Camp Jupiter 119 Camp Jupiter 119 of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet on Friday, May 20, at 7 p.m. at the home of Ora Eldre-dg227 South Fifth West. All members are urged to be present. e, Evalyn N. Johnson of Brigham City and Perry 0. Petersen of Petersboro were united in marriage at a lovely candlelight ceremony performed May 1 by Judge Robert Daines at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Anderson in Deweyville. Mrs. William F. Smith, sister of the bride, was her matron of honor. Brad and Travis Johnson, sons of the bride, stood with the couple. Vaughan Petersen, brother of the bridegroom, performed duties of best man. The bride wore a floorlength gown of orange crepe and organza for the double ring ceremony, which was performed in the presence of family members. She is the daughter of Mrs. Louise Nielsen and the late E.A. (Ted) Nielson of Deweyville. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Petersen of Petersboro. Wedding guests present were Mrs. Louise Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Anderson, Anna Lee, Jeff and Zachary Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Smith, Tony, Nick and Melinda Smith, Brigham City; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Petersen, Petersboro; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Petersen, Logan; Mrs. Nelda Garner, Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Burns, Sheryl and Nanette Burs, Bountiful; and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas, Garland. A luncheon which had been prepared by Mrs. Nielsen and Mrs. Anderson was served following the wedding. After a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Petersen will be making their home in Petersboro. Fort Brigham Fort Brigham Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet on Saturday, May 21, at 2 p.m. at the home of Ella Tilley, 134 West Sixth North. All members are urged to attend for this potluck luncheon and for the important business that will be conducted during the afternoon. This is the final meeting of the season for the camp. Beehive Camp Beehive Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet on Monday, March 23, at the home of Chloe Sheffield, 535 South Second East, at 2 p.m. All members are urged to attend this last meeting of the season. Willow Creek Camp Willow Creek camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet at the home of Arlene Kunzler on Friday, May 20, at 2 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Fruttvale Camp Fruitvale Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will make its annual spring excursion on Monday, May 23, meeting at the home of Margaret Anderson at 8:30 a.m. Rides have been arranged, with this years excursion planned to head north to Preston and Franklin, Idaho. In Preston they will visit the old Stake Academy, Battle Creek monument, and Mr. Hart's home. In Franklin they will tour that citys excellent relic hall. All members are urged to participate in this annual event. grooms grandmother BUY Catholic church will honor senior students St. Henrys Catholic church will honor all graduating seniors in the parish at a reception on Sunday, May 22. All seniors and their parents are invited to attend the 11 a.m. Mass, with the reception to be held in the church fellowship hall immediately following the services. Yeshoro club will meet Saturday eve Last meeting of the Yeshara club for this year will be held at the home of Mae Balls, 136 South Fourth East, at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 21. Speaker for the evening will be Jill Christoffersen, who has recently returned from serving an LDS mission in Argentina. All returned LDS lady missionaries from the four stake area are invited to attend and to join the organization. legion juniors SENTING CHECK for winning poetry entry the many who have given their lives and health for the freedom of this country. City Councilman Peter Knudson, standing in for the mayor, purchased the first poppy as a symbol of the citys support of the annual sale. door-to-do- MRS. ROGER K WARREN 20-2- Couple exchanges vows in LDS temple wedding Rites performed May 6 in the Salt Lake LDS temple united Miss Marilane Fortes and Roger K. Warren in marriage. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Dirceve Portes of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Warren, 533 South Seventh West, Brigham City. The bride is a student at Brigham Young university, majoring in interior design. The bridegroom is a graduate of Box Elder High school and of the University of Utah, with a major in biology. He served an LDS mission in Brazil. Following the wedding ceremony the couple was honored at a reception at the home of the bridegroom's parents. The newlyweds will make their home in Brigham City. I. Patterned after the wild poppies that grow among the crosses over graves of American soldiers in Flanders Field, the little flowers provide not only occupational therapy for hospitalized veterans of American wars but give the veterans extra income and services. American Legion auxiliary and junior auxiliary members across the nation will be selling the memorial poppies on an close to Memorial Day, all working as volunteers and sending the funds for the special veterans projects. Locally, charge Rt of Selma Yagi is in the 1977 poppy sales mass meeting Cecilian (Tlusic society sets sounds of brass Cecilian Music Society will hold its final meeting of the pm. at the home of for the afas with Pett Naone Godfrey Carolyn ternoon. season on Friday, May 20, at 1 Pat Davies will present the program entitled "Sounds of Brass" which will complete the year's study series on getting to know the various types of musical instruments. A special guest performing on the trumpet will be Ron Smith, accompanied by Sharon .Smith at the piano. Vocalists entertaining at the meeting will be Rozelle Henrie and Lee Allred accompanied by Pat Davies Cecilian Music society is formed by persons involved in the performing musical arts, and meets monthly for programs on music as well as providing programs for local organizations and presenting a public concert annually. of new officers will be held at this final Election meeting 7- - a 9 Women focus on family job training priorities Brigham City women found lems of the aging woman: nursthat their concerns and prioriing homes versus independent ties werent much different living centers, housekeeping from those expressed by women and nursing services, housing around the state and nation as and finance problems of the elderly. they gathered on Tuesday eveThe group also strongly ning for the Womens Mass voiced the opinion that women Meeting sponsored by the Intershould be taken seriously and national Womens Year comtheir suggestions lead to mittee for Utah. action in many forums of the Cited as priority needs during the meeting at the courthouse community. It was noted that were concerns for family life women are knowledgable in many fields, but are often igincluding child abuse, the battered homemaker, child care nored in the process of forming programs, and programs of public policy and not considered for positions of an administraeducation for family living oftive type. fered in the public schools. Next highest priority coming Brigham Citys mass meeting from four discussion groups di- "corresponded with similar vided from the larger assemmeetings being held throughout blage was that of training for Utah during the week of May 16, and its concerns and priorities women to be whether from the necessity of will be considered with those of divorce or widowhood or to the other communities in determeet the various stages of life mining topics of discussion for the statewide womens mass within a family setting. Job opportunities should also be made meeting scheduled for June Several of the women in more accessible. Noting the changing role of attendance indicated an interwomen in the community, it est in attending those meetings was stressed that this role at the Salt Palace. should focus on issues of the Discussion Groups Social Security system and recFormat of the meeting was on ognition of the contribution of the small discussion group the homemaker to the total financial picture of the family. 24-2- Aging Women Focus also went to the prob- - FREE Black and White for announcements (see our invitations) & Bridal Portraites o 16x20 at cost basis, and then the groups reassembled into a larger group Meet You at the Temple and Wedding V Breakfast A Conplete Reception & Coverage. stormed. Dr. Aty Bitton, one of the participants, did an analysis of the group as an added note of interest. Her conclusions found that most of the women attending were married, between the ages of 25 to 50 and had children; seven were singles (students, divorced or widowed); and three were retired women with professional backgrounds. Chairman of the meeting was Sarah Yates, who noted during her summary that at the same location in 1890 several Brigham City women met to form the Womens Suffrage Society of Brigham City. Although its first aim was to obtain the right to vote for women (which didnt come until 1920) that groups next concern was also teaching IpIripiPipiPipipipiPipiplFiFlPipipiPiFipip Graduation ards women how to be The chairman noted that womens concerns arent really so different today, adding that the women of that period also held statewide mass meetings to discuss those concerns. assisting in plans for the meeting was Dot Bolieau. A similar meeting is planned tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 p.m. at Bear River High school under the chairmanship of Mildred Shumway, Zenna White, and Mildred Baer. For The Blouses Dresses Pants Knit Tops Bags 1 to present the concerns they had brainfocused on as they Jewelry in Utah eration of Womens clubs contest is Barbara Holman, sident of Ladies Community club, to first place winner Lou Nebeker, a member of the local club who entered statewide contest. . Junior members of the American Legion Auxiliary will be downtown on the streets, in businesses, and going on Friday and Saturday, armed with hand-full- s May of pretty red paper poppies for sale. More than just a paper flower, the traditional poppies of the American Legion program are made by hospitalized veterans throughout the natioq and represent a program reaching back to the conclusion of World War W' - ladies will be out selling the flowers after school Friday and throughout business hours on Saturday. There is no set price for donations. Buy a poppy and wear it proudly, stated the chairman. It represents your gratitude to message from Mrs. Beatrice Johnson of Preston, Idaho. The bride was honored at a miscellaneous shower by Misses Mabelann and Jerri Gibb of Provo prior to the wedding. The couple is now making a home in Provo. and reports that the young n POPPY The very speci.il way to reniembpr . . . |