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Show Stic agson ffit;rpnidc January 20, 1977 Club Notes Page 4 oGadabouts v Pink Ladies v0Svby Madoline Dixon 4652395 Darrell Decker and his fiancee, Laura Barrett of Chatanooga, Tenn., spent New Year's Day in Payson withhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brvant Decker. They arrived that morning by plane from her home, where he had joined her after BYU recessed for the holidays. His parents met them at the Salt Lake Airport and brought them to Payson. Young Decker is a student at BYU. Miss Barrett is employed in Provo. They plan to be married in June. Gunilla Simmons celebrated her 85th birthday recently as a dinner guest at the home of her daughter. Edith, and husMrs. band. Bryant Decker. Decker shares the birth date with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Christensen recently spent several days in Logan with their daughter, Deanna, and her husband, Gordon Hodgson. While there, Mr. Christensen assisted Gordon in his Machine and Iron Works, where work on a playground contract is being completed. Mr. and Mrs. McKay tensen welcomed a new Chrisgrand- child on Jan. 1st, when their daughter. Josephine Ann. and her husband, Dr. Merrill Oaks of Provo, became parents of a son. their ninth child. granddaughter, Kris- ten Shuler of Payson. Thefifth Nelson daughter, Maurine ( rimmet, and her husband Tim Brimmet, of Idaho Falls isited in Payson with their mother and other relatives during the holidays. Others here at the time included Don and Dana Nelson Oliver and sons, Robert and Randi. of Alberta. Canada, Taber. where Mr. Oliver teaches Dana is a daughter school. of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Nelson and granddaughter of Mrs. Dollv Nelson. Births v . 6, to Steven and Linda Bishop Smoot. Orem, a son. CALL-Ja7. to Ben and Nedra McBeth Call, Payson, a daughter. Camille. FIFIELD-Jan- . Fred to 8, and Linda Ragonese Fifield, Payson. a son. Ryan Neil. FIFIELD-Jan- . 8. to Fred and Linda Ragonese Fifield, Pay-soa son, Jason Keith. CHRISTENSEN Jan. 8. to Doug and Dee Ann Tadd Christensen. Spanish Fork, a daughter. Hollv. JOHNSON-Jan- . 9, to Jere and Rebecca Hall Johnson, Salem, a son, Christopher. CH AMBERS-Jan- . 9. to Larry and Janet Hansen Chambers, Sandy, a son. JOHNSTON-Jan- . II, to Brent and Connie Lewis Johnston, Salem, a daughter, Suzette. JARVIS-Jan- . 11, to Joseph and Edith Halett Jarvis, Santaquin. a son. TAYLOR-Jan- . 12, to Jim and Lina Page Taylor, Orem, a son. SMOOT-Jan- Rhea McBeth was honored on her birthday when a group from Payson Fourth Ward met at the Firehouse Restaurant dinner last Monday. for Those attending were members of a Special Interest Group for singles over 65 ears of age which meets every Monday afternoon at various homes of members. Attending besides Mrs. Me Beth were Echo Durrant, Zora Hurst. Della Chatwin, Mary Curtis. Thelma Crooks, Pearl Broton. Clarence Cowan. Jack Zeeman and Waldo Wilson. Mrs. Norma Alvey recently visited in Nampa. Ida., with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Alvey and family. Their son. Mark Alvey. was at home on leave from the Maurice Dr. and Mrs. (Bernice N.) Barnett and their daughter, Sandra Gant, and her four children of Murray visited here last week. They on Mrs. Barnett's called mother, Mrs. Dolly Nelson, and her sister, Marion Nelson. Later they joined family members in attending West Ward church services where Elder Mark Nelson gave a report on his LDS Mission. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Nelson, Mark served a year in Boston and spent the last r mission year of his in Brazil. 465-239- Dr. Kenneth G. Wilson, associate professor of botany at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, is among 19 faculty members awarded 1977 Miami Summer Research Appointments in an annual Miami to enprogram intended courage scholarly work free of teaching or administrative commitments for a full sunt- - Mary Kaelber was honored by a group of relatives when she celebrated her 80th birthday Jan. 13th. Those who gathered at her home included Rhea Davis. Florence Dorothy Bryson, Nielsen. Blanch Whitelock, Ruth Bagiev, LaVois Kirk, Georgia Allen, Rhea Rivera Reand Kathleen Rivera. freshments were served and the ' ladies spent the afternoon, looking at old pictures and listening to music. Mrs. Musii by: Ihm Pirslnip l.yriis bv: John Sinn Inin v .' ' y ' , M t f.f i 7 ' V , , I J tH? ' f' ? - I TP-'- "1f jrqe . Spring Lake Culture Club If . 'V (' .V Junior High Personality Awards Randee Muhlesteln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Muhlesteln, and Susan Andrus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrus, were chosen as Payson Junior High Schools ninth grade personalities of the month for December. Chosen as personalities from the eighth grade were Gregg Hiatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hiatt, and Wendl Worthen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Worthen. Students are chosen from each class by the school personnel to become citizens of the month on their personal merits of academics and leadership. Wilson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd C. Wilson, 394 North First East, Payson, Utah, and is a of Naomi Jermain, Mrs. awarded appointment Box 25, Goshen, Utah. Wilson, member of Miamis faculty since 1967, received the Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Utah in 1962 and the Ph. D. degree also from Utah in 1968. He was selected for a Summer Research Appointment on the basis of his proposal for investigation of four of the essential amino acids (isoleucine. lysine, methionine and further toward threonine) in determining knowledge the factors regulating amino as a step acid synthesis, toward becoming able to in crease the yield antino acids. of certain His own statement of his "Our research project is: interest is how, why, and where plants synthesize amino Plants regulate the acids. acids of amino synthesis If we can verv carefully. determine the factors regulating antino acid synthesis then we may be able to increase the yield of certain amino acids, namely isoleucine, lysine, methionine, and It appears that threonine. this group of amino acids is in the chloro- synthesized plast from the same startBecause they ing material. are all synthesized in a small part of the cell from the same starting material, they are We regulated as a group. have shown that two amino acids in the group, lysine and threonine, are important in regulating the synthesis of these amino acids. We are now working to establish the precise mechanism of regulation and to determine if all of the synthesis occurs in the ehloroplast. Dennis Thomas to earn degree Old Friends C - - 'v Dr. Wilson Please phone items suitable for this column to Madoline Dixon. Four of the five daughters of Mrs. Dolly Nelson of Payson Nutcracker the attended Ballet in Salt Lake City during the recent holiday' week.-- ; In ? the group were Helen Burt of . Ogden, Bernice Barnett of Murray, Marion Nelson and r V Former Paysonite Navy and she also visited w ith their other children, Julie, Rvan and Dennis. two-yea- A lovely New Years luncheon was held on January 10, for the Pink Ladies Auxiliary of Payson Hospital at the Social Center in Spanish Fork. President Della Prayer was offered by Lucille Drollinger. There were 43 was KTC for the program. King members present and 3 guests, Maurine Hiatt, Harold Har-me- r and Kenneth Orton. Mr. Orton spoke, representing the board, and told us how much the hospital appreciates what we do for them and if we need anything we should ask the board. After an nice lunch we had our Director of Volunteers, Irene Johnson, give out the awards which were: 100 hour patches went to: Norma Emerine, Maxine Christensen, Violet Fowler, Lucy Hill, Joyce Jackson, Merlene Mecham and Elva Pierce. 500 hour pins went to: Lois Bowen, Clara Fillmore, Alice Spencer, Ollie Wilson and Erna Mayer. 1000 hour pins went to: Iris Amos, Ella Cole and Amanda Smith. 2000 hour pins were received by Pat Mower, Lucille Drollinger and Ina Sheets. Mrs. Venna Dunford was presented her Past Presidents pin. Miss Kathryn Warner and Michelle Page entertained us with several lovely songs before we adjourned. both of Joyce Provstgaard. Payson. and also Mrs. Provst-gaard'- s igtt lihH fbiii Pii strap mnl John Slnirlnin W. Dc nis Thomas, son ot Neil and Louise Thomas ol Goshen, has completed all requirements for the euree ol Master of Scienee in geology at Utah State Uni- ersitv. a Thomas wrote thesis entitled "Dikes of the Clear i eck Area. Wasatch Plateau, He received a bacheUtah. lors degree in 1974 at Weber The Spring Lake Culture Club held its regular meeting Thursday night at the home of Mrs. George LeFevre. Beth Huish, a retired teacher, discussed education in the schools before the members of the Club. in her discusion of education she told of the reasearch she had done, schools she had visited, spoke of the many changes that had been made in the school system in the passing years. She related some of her personal experiences at home and during the year she spent in Wales as an exchange teacher. She also discussed the open school vs the closed school and some of the inequalities in the public schools. Mrs. Darrell Zeeman, president, conducted the meeting and welcomed all present. Mrs. Joseph Menlove gave the Club Collect and Mrs. Dick Saunders led the pledge of allegiance. Refreshments were served by hostesses, Mrs. LeFevre and Mrs. Vola Butler to the 10 members and guest present. Spring Lake DUP The Spring Lake Camp DUP held their meeting Monday afternoon, Jan. 10, at the home of Viola Cowan. In the absence of Camp Captain, Louise Fiefield, Mrs. Cowan conducted the meeting. She welcomed all the members present and also led the singing. Prayer was by Lenora Huish. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Della Mower. Mrs. Cowan read the biography of Mary Helen Niblet Huish, her The lesson, Firm in the Faith was a given by Ilia Bascom. She gave the interesting life story of Dorris Hendricks. Hostesses serving refreshments were Mrs. Cowan and Mary Kotter. There were 10 present. Dru-cill- Phi Delta Cultus An evening was enjoyed by the Phi Delta Cultus Club last Thursday night, Jan, 15th, at the Zions Bank. The speaker for the evening was Mrs. Pat Rupper, a college graduate and woman, who gave the club an entertaining book review. The title of the book was Your Erroneous Zones by Dr. Wayne Dyer, one of the 1 Best Sellers of 1976. She told of how Dr. Dyer tells of guilt and worry as some of todays worst problems. A quote from Dr. Dyers book was, I can control my thoughts, My thoughts control my feelings. I can control my feelings. Everyone felt very enlightened and anxious to buy or else read this book. Mrs. Rupper should be complimented for such an enjoyable review. A business matter was then brought up by Lois Knuteson concerning an ambulance fund donation. The donation would help well-rea- self-lov- d self-imag- Club members took a vote buy a new Recessi-Annion the matter. Pres. Linda Jensen was conducting the meeting and hostesses for the evening were Kay Hansen, Jo Ann Stevenson and Linda Ludlow. State College and holds associate degree from Snow C'i liege. He was a teaching assistant while studying at USU. He is married to the former Dawn Powell of Payson and they have one child. Thomas is working for U.S. Wt rks in Provo, and is involved with coal explora-ti- i n in Paonia, Colo. Steel-Gcmw- a S Santaquin Scripts 0by Della Hudson The Club Neighborhood met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Floris Election of officers was held. Mrs. Blanche Hor-rock- s. 754-348- 2 Waters was named president and Mrs. Nellie Nelson, secretary. A hot dinner was served and sewing enjoyed. Present were those mentioned and Mrs. Essie Mrs. Melva Hansen. Mrs. Lucille Wall, Daphua Smith, Mrs. Dot and Mrs. Ada Olson. Mrs. Tol-ma- n Mrs. Zaloma Goodall took group of Senior Citizens to the production "Arsenic and Old Lace," presented a I Em G6 Gmaj7 3E by the Payson High School on Old i 1 r r friends, r f youre just Jan. when A f f F J far a i - J J ;. you way, still have Jri things to say, Super Savings on RCA ColorTrak i on this deluxe ColorTrak C I'jCoI. 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