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Show Clearfield Courier, December 1 9, 1 979. Page ' 1 The name "hippopotamus" means "river horse, Kathryn Brady will host a on social Christmass evening Wednesday beginning at 7:30 p.m. featuring the Rhythmette Music Club who are her students. Parents are invited to share this with the students, Christmas music both piano and carols. Taking part on the program will be Lisa Thomas, Steven Barrow, Melinda Jorgensen, Cori Kay Fuller, Annette Reeve, Marion Watts, Judy Leishman, Wilma Holbrook, Tina Hansen, Melinda Hansen, Brenda Jorgensen, Eric Jorgensen, Dawna Davis, Leslie Xanes, Monica Barton and Sheri Williams. It will be held at the Brady home. Paul and Audry Parker have a new son born on Dec. MR. AND MRS. LEONARD DELOY WILIAMS 50th wedding anniversary and Mrs. Leonard Reynolds of 655 S., 1000 E., Clearfield, Utah will be honored on the occasion of 50th wedding an: their niversary at a family dinner, r,' They were married December 17, 1929 in Salt Mr. Deloy Lake City, Utah. They moved to Ogden soon after lived until moving to Clearfield in 1966. They were both employed at Hill Air Force Base before where they retiring in 1971. They have one son and three daughters. Mr. Val Deloy Reynolds of, Nampa, Idaho, Ms. Barbara Jean Childs of Clearfield; Mrs. Richard (Carol) Taylor of Sunset, and Mrs. Bill (JoAnne) Downs of Jackpot, 10. Brent and Susan Stettler Andrews new son arrived on Dec. 12. Nevada. They have 13 5 greatgrandchildren, grandchildren, and 4 step-fgre- at Named outstanding speaker Two Weber State College students placed at the Invitational Thanksgiving Forensic Tournament held at University of Southern California. They, were Julie LaVine and Kim Hornak, both juniors. Mrs. LaVine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.A. Stammer, of 785 Converse Drive in Cincinnati, Ohio. She placed first in interpretation and ex- pository speaking. Miss Hornak is the daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hornak of 3873 W. 800 N. in Clearfield. She was named Outstanding speaker at the tournament. The Weber State College team took second place sweepstakes at the tournament. This is the fifth time the debate team has placed in sweepstakes in as many tournaments. JULIA K. ANDERSON Dyer Jones welcomed a baby daughter into their family on Dec. 12. The Richard Taylors were among family members who joined on Monday to observe the 50th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Taylors parents Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Reynolds. A family dinner was held at the Lions Den in Ogden. They were married in Salt Lake City on Dec. 17, 1929. They both had been employed At HAFB until retirement. They have lived in Clearfield since 1966. Other children are Val Deloy Reynolds, Nampa, Ida.; Ms. Jena Childs, Barbara Bill Mrs. Clearfield; ( JoAnne) Downs of Jackpot, Nev. They have 13 grand5 greatchildren, grandchildren and four step-gregrandchildren. Of interest is the marriage on Thursday of Miss Jenni Wedding announced AnnoCLEARFIELD uncement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Sterling B. Anderson of 26 Airlane Drive of the marriage of their daughter Julie Kay to Fred Hager. The Ogden LDS Temple was the scene of the ceremony on Saturday with a reception afterward at the Clearfield LDS 9th Ward Cultural Hall. The bridegrooms parents are Mr. and Mrs. Earnest . William Hager of 1415 S. 1250 E. In the bridal line were Miss Mary Steffens as maid of honor; with the Misses Doreen Child, Sandy Hager and Karen bridesmaids. Nachley as Danielle Anderson was flower girl. Kevin B. Anderson was the best man. ' Since traditionally given gifts of gold jewelry to the women they loved. Today, a gift of ' gold is equally appropriate 'for women to give to the men in their lives. . Packer ' SmH -- David- - - entertainment agenda. Present were Thora Martin, Irma Donna Perry, Bingham, Harriette Daines, Jeanine DeWitt, Margaret Egbert, Verda Knight, Virginia Draper, Louise Nielsen, Lavon Reid, Marie Stone, Ed Alldrdge. Elmer and Flora Neibaur attended church services in Bountiful on Sunday. A nephew Gary Neibaur gave his report to the ward on his recent mission in Argentina. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neibaur. He plans on returning to college classes in Cedar City. The Mark Jenkins family were among family mem- bers attending wedding festivities on Saturday for Paula Jensen a niece who married Val Goodfellow of Bountiful. Paula is the daughter of Paul and Janaine Jensen of Logan, Val the son of Mr. and Mrs. Goodfellow. Don E. Following the marriage in the Logan LDS Temple there !was a reception for the Yiewlyweds. y The Marino Ganzs attended a birthday party on Friday evening in Kaysville for Mrs. Ganzs father Sam Bloxham and a brother-in-law DuWayne Anderson. It 'was held at the Anderson home. Also present were Deane and Gwen Pierce (another daughter and : son-inta- , John and Nada Nicholas Iwill host their annualopen Ihouse on Saturday evening je Prices Good Tkni Dec. 22. Relatives and striends are invited. w j Dm. 24, 1979 lSSSSMilhMkws She -i-s-r the, Mr. and Mrs. of daughter VerNon D. Packer of West Warrem Mr. Hoerman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Hoerman of Ogden, the Hoerman family lived in Sunset at one time. They were married in the Salt Lake LDS Temple with a reception following at the Ogden LDS 68th Ward The Hall. Cultural newlyweds will live in Ogden after their c return from a wedding trip to Park City. Sally Dickson hosted a on Christmas o luhon Watts, Shirley Barfuss, Margaret Egbert, Patty Afton Stanley and Beth Henrie. Lowell Hansen of Syracuse who died last week was the uncle of Jean Ganz, the brother-in-laof Verdun and Wells, Carbon used in obtained ural gas plate. the beginning of ' recorded history, men have ' at STOPIIBS... Tuesday evening for a Christmas party. It was a delicious potluck dinner with Eda Alldredge bringing the candy along with her from Oak City where they live now. Fun games were on the Brant and Susan Andrews ofthe of Sunset have a new baby, &turdayfor members Relief Stake Sunse Society Kimberly Brandon was born the Following Dec. 12 a! the McKay Dee fun Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 3 delicious luncheon were enjoyed. ozs. games were .Norma Ashdown, Barbara Reed, Jena Ganz, Eulalie Lightfoot, Charlotta Grover, Ann Fawcett, Linda Home to the newlyweds after a brief wedding trip will be Clearfield. Good As Gold and Carmeletta Terry grandchildren. gnomons Belle Aimes Club met at the home of Doris Burns on black, a pigment making tires, is by burning nat- beneath an iron Erma. Nicholas. Funeral services were on Tuesday Cook stuffed pork chops in an electric frypan o'lEPo and save power Baking stuffed pork chops in the electric range oven will take about an hour and use approximately 1 kilowatt hour (kwh) of electricity. The average residential rate per kwh is approximately 5C . Baking the same pork chops in an electric trypan will use the energy. approximately one-half v Some of the most popu- lar choice are 14 or gold money dips, pen, key rings, personalized belt buckles and collar dips flfts that are useful as well as beautiful, and sure to .please even the most discerning man. The brightness of gold, like the love it celebrates, ?mgj8a)fia doesn't dim with time. Impervious to tarnish and wear, a gift of real gold may ' . 'i , be enjoyed not only for a lifetime, but can be passed down through the generations u a treasured family heirloom. What's as good as gold? Perhaps the person who gives It. The electric frypan saves with many different foods. Besides entrees such as pork chops, it can make popcorn, bake apples, heat TV dinners, steam plum puddings, bake cakes and keep food warm. The use of a simple wire rack in the frypan lets you use dry heat to bake potatoes or other foods. The regulated temperature control helps you turn out perfect fudge or peanut brittle every time. So, become friends with your electric frypan. You'll save electricity OIB mCXEXD 00033 eXl 'W HD. 10 itfdJti xos and money. PlGCIliil. ffiEPP 7 |