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Show 1GW Tribune, Sunday, March 9, The Sail BETROTHAL icki IROVO Mis. James i i, luwuoi.nrsi 4 9 of the bride-elec- - ' &- Sulton-Sniitl- ' a: - n San Beinaidino, Calif. The lx'tiuthed rmiple plans to be maun J Sail Lake LPS Temple tiles M.iv 23. West-cres- was graduated from BrigThe biide-elei- t ham Young Cniveisity where she was named h'teshman Girl of the Year, was Freshman and Junior Cass secretary, a member of the Women Students and Sportswomen. Johnson student is a lien-Johnso- at The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bru e E. Allen, 44B E. 13C0 South, Bountiful, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Johnson, 689 X. 1200 West, were honored at a rehearsal dinner given by his parents at Andy's Smorgasbord. The bridegroom has served in the Air Force. Phi n The Lamplighter Reception Center was setting Saturday for the wedding and reception of M.ss Shauna Allen and Kenneth Ward Johnson. The marriage was solemnized Saturday in the Los Angeles LDS Temple. Mr. and Mis. Phibp Sutton, Huntsville, Ohio, arp parents of the hnde. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. HarS. old 0. Smith, in Mi. and Mis. Not man I. Johnson, Kiesno. Calif., are patents of the futuip bridegroom, vtlio is tesiding in Provo Miss Blown is-- also b mg in Piovo. Mr. with wac A ond LDS Ward, wete Miss Suzanne Sutton and Harold D. Smith. A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frame, La Canada, Calif. Mr. and t, affiliated Kappa Phi. He i Mamed Friday in a ceremony at Glendale, Calif., Sec- of Jolin-t-o- Bown, Bov. fornieily of I.. , , the engagement Aiinnummg p, units & NEWS NUPTIAL ARCH M Brown K. Miss Vi' ki HI. imp Blown to Jan Cmtis me aww.-aiArTs- i x 19G9 Miss Vicki K, Brown Har- given by Mrs. Joseph wood, Mrs. Kenneth Simonson, Mrs. Jack Habish. Mrs Ralph Fullerton, Mrs. Robert Law-soMrs. Ronald Wade, Mrs. Elmer Duncan, Miss Joan Duncan and Miss Ann Duncan. Lambert-Heap- s Thursday in Salt Temple rites were Lambert and Paul Parents of the are Mr. and Mrs. RobEaM, ert S. Heaps, and Mr. and Mrs. Q. Cannon Iambert, 2204 Fisher Ln. Married LDS Miss Jean H. Heaps. Uke 3820-200- 0 Linda Beckinjiham Miss Linda Beckingham and Michael Terry are planning an April 11 wedding in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Announcing their daughter's forthcoming marriage are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beckingham, 3052 Cortncv Dr. The future bridegroom is t he son of '3 t. The bride was graduated from Northwestern School or Commerce, Lima, Ohio. She was also an airline stewardess. Mr. Smith was graduated from the University of Utah with a degtee in engineering. FA C. He is a sident of Sportsmen. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Terry, 161 E. 7570 South. Midvale. were parties Prenuptial Wedding Photographers Dial FEHR LIVING IN A 278-351- 2 and JONES 4689 Hollodoy Blvd. Enjoy Active living at the Charming . . . FRIENDLY 1 sm "THE" Tfombmidn luWlLUUEU GRACIOUS ATMOSPHERE THE Helpful Hints If You 're Cramped for Living Space FRIENDS COMPLETE SECURITY WHEN By Doiothv Rich Washington Post W ing riter those magazine ptetty with separate quarters, even whole wings, for children are nice. But if ou'te like most families, liv All bouses apartments or small in houses, even a playroom is a (It earn and life among all tlio.se things children accumulate and argue over is a nightmare. What to do? You could spend jour days sidestepping the floor and screaming at the kids while they scream at each other. Or, you could ptovide for your children some education in personal responsibility and in living together in a less than situation. the stuff on liouse-heantif- ( lit Down Tensions Here's what some parents are doing 'o cut down tensions and open tip nioie living space : Provide some kind of woik spaie, no matter how small, for each child. This can vary from a lapboard that the child uses while he sits on his shelf that is bed to a drop-lea- f attached to the wall or to a piece of furniture if apartment regulations forbid wall set ews. Try the Monlessori idea of a small piece of colored rug for a young child's work area on the floor. This helps cut down on the tendency (or diillren lo coet the same woik space, ecn in big rooms. sheet of wood or masonite over a bathtub and you have work area. a Use wall space well. Hang pegboards to hold carpentry tools and hangable toys. Use a length of burlap or oih loth or even a clothesline to hold all the paintings tnat keep coming home from school. NEED MINIMUM OF CARES THE PRIVACY OF YOUR OWN HOME TRANSIENTS WELCOME I. Mrs. Harold Mrs. Kenneth Smith W. Johnson New Spring Stretch & Sew SEWING COURSE Use the window ledge to hang a bird feeder or a thermometer. It's too bad that bicycles and monopoly sets can't be hung on lines outside. If none of these ideas helps and life inside those cramped quarters is still hard, remember these consoling words spring is coming and soon family life can expand to the outdoors. Starting Week of March Make your swimsuits, new girdles J 278-502- Easter suits, dresses, in this wonderful $T 1 or 1 278-995- 4TH SOUTH SALT LAKE and MAIN CITY, UTAH 4101 am interested in "Active Retirement" like the plan you propose Please send further infor motion. Yes, course. Phone NEWHOUSE 0th Q00 for Reservation 5 FABRIC WORLD Jiffy Knit THE NEWLYWED SET IN DEEPSILVER SILVERPLATE Simplicity's pattern 7967 for size 4 For Art Work BY INTERNATIONAL SILVER work get communal for young children space doing art work, put a heavy plastic tablecloth over the dining room table and an old shower curtain or newspapers beneath. To service for 40-pie- Simplicity's pattern 1134 4 requires yds 8 Special for size 12 100.00 Give each child a place Chest 17.50 Start your new life for two with the richest table setting this side of sterling gleaming DeepSilver silverplate, inlaid with pure silver to protect most-usepieces from wear and guaranteed for life. In five lovely patterns, including new "Triumph". to tut his own things. This .should be a sacrosanct place, No one is to touch or move tilings. The ehild's end the'-- -- OF FREEDOM Use Window Ledge yds YOU IT MAXIMUM good-size- requires MOST BEST, CONGENIAL d of tins bargain is that he has lo put tlie tilings away neatly. This place could be a box or drawer that fits under a bed or a shelf above it. Another way to cut down mine that's arguments which make small quarters seem even smaller is to label toys with the ownpr's cherished name wlipn t. items are brought into the house. This way there need be no argument over who what. ' ots 40-pie- set consists of: 8 knives Work (hit Routines 5 through the summer . . . sleeveless skimmer with pan collar ml white, navy striped belt 00G polyester double knit white, red, or navv. 1 $28.00 An authentic VilljgcrGNSLadvkig ro ing. DO seasonal give-away- s toys no longer in use. Shop east twenty-tw- o first south rg KINGS S e fifty-fo- Washington blvd. ogdei C, "Wakefield" of A PARADE OF EASTER FABRICS feminine dotted swiss Dacron polyester and cotton. 44" , wide, washable, and in 15 pastels, reg i 69 yd , 89c yard For smart Spring suits 100o Irish "Mogashal" linen, and 36" wide, 4.00 yard "Orleans' Deliciously of drip-dry- crease-resistan- Use vvnat you have in your apartment. Put a piece of wood ovrr a radiator and you have a shelf. Put a large t, In white, natural, oyster, pink, azalea, tiger My ange apple green, Sienna brown, or light ohve. Garden party linen-loo- k "Laurel Mist' or- rayon-cotto- bold exciting shodes. Softly abloom with dainty pastels Sun struck in 25 solids. Or dramatized with border prints. 44" wide, 1.98 in flower-splashe- MUSIC Piano Choose L twenty-thre- serving irgs so that every child c.iii hang up his own clothes. Also, make sure that shelves ate reachable so that the child is able to put away Ins toys when hes finished with them. w salad forks hown above Pi ovule e brwmsfcone teaspoons 8 forks 8 Peg lor Clothes oh r "Empress Work out household routines with understandings that make living together a little easier. Set TV viewing hour limits so that evnone can got his work done with less steady noise. Make suie that certain paths in the apartment ate always kept open. This policy can include a chair or two to he kept clean. Clutter is not its demoralizjust messy to skim 8 Handy Mans Specials Strike a Spring theme ribbed washable, - your piano now from Kings Musics selection of Rental Returns at Big Savings. to fit today's to 2.29 yard with "Cello" new look. 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