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Show Payson Pair Gayle Ann McKellIs NotLike Mark 60th The Good Anniversary Wedto Quinn Barton Quinn Bott Barton claimed Gayle Ann McKell for his bride PAYSON — Mr. and Mrs,A. Z in a ceremony performed Friday Robbins oi Payson celebratted’ morning in the Salt Lake LDS & Old Days their 60th wedding anniversary Temple. CHICAGO (UPI)—Beenout recently at a family dinner ‘The bride is a daughter of Mr. arranged at a Provo cafe. and Mrs, William’ Ellsworth Thecouple has livedin Payson yoKel) Provo, Parents of the since 1929, er nuaieraae bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. became engi arding dining recently? Mostlikely. But have you been out for an evening-_ feast with eight courses, vintneae, ae decor, impeccable service which he established. He The couple was honored at a discontinued raising foxes some wedding breakfast at the Chucktime ago but continues as one of o-rama after the ceremony. the oustanding orchardists of the ‘ : Very few persons still haute cuisine worth the time and expense and few restaurants remain to serve them and the Mt. Nebo Fox Farm, "Ten E. Barton of Castledale, sky-high prices? Probably not. area in spite of his advanced were Friday evening bridal pair honored at athereception at age. He was 85 onhis last bir- MRS. BARRY JENSEN (Janice Myers) Century-Old Veil Worn At Wedding Wearing her' mother’s wed- and Mr. and Mrs. Byron B. ding gown of bridal satin and a Jensen of Provo. delicate lace embroidered veil Mrs, Lynn Green was matron which was worn by her great- of honor and Mrs. Clair Call, ‘Louise Cameron and Nancy ee bride. Cer light blueloo;ee owns : at os castine and by pss at the reception was $ grandmother, Wa tii and white with daisies and ferns decorating the room. at the event were Mrs. Glenn Dixon and family. UPI Women’s Editor NEW YORK (UPI) —If you want to save the good earth, start at home. Don't run from the multiple problems with the thought that, “Vhat can one person do?” Four women doers, from Palo Alto, Calif., didn’t run and a ss z z ELE 2 é in many cases F 8 g i : ot as Fe Jim's Girl’ it reaction, genetically, wolving the chromosomes by each are dominant genes and be recessive genes, which make up total appearance of the embryo: hair and ey* color, HELPLESSINLOVE DEAR HELPLESS: You’ve And The Time, Now The bride was entertined at a bridal shower given by Nancy Jolley and by Louise Cameron and Marcia Anderson. To talk with the doctor in his After a honeymoon to the West ees Se ey okoe tion of University Women Coast the newlyweds will make and (AAUW)now is getting national their home in North Hollywood, circulati phlet UW, publisher saw it, and now “If the blood. It vould be the fatal You Want to Save Your leukemia, the lifetime afflic- Environment... Start at Home” tions of disfiguring thalassemia (Hawt. 1 Books) is in hard (Cooley’s anemia), sickle cell cover. The women are Carroll anemia or hemophilia. Dr. Miller’s one big watch- Harrington, Marie Niemeyer, word is hope; his whole staff Joyce Leonard, and Linda operates on it. For instance, of Fischman. Assorted organizations they work with include the AAUW,the League of Women Voeters, the Sierra Club, Save the Day Association, California physician a patient who lived 15 years.” Tomorrow and the Consumers Cooperative Society. Causes of leukemia still elude researchers but there’s been Their publication covers Tested with her and much advance in treatment, areas of “what you can do” at id’s brunette especially in the developrhent of home, in the garden, in the drugs that do what Dr. Miller comm unity. in guvernment, in beha “holding action,” ses halting the population explosion. - SUSIE MAC F £ ; NEW YORK (UPI)—We are involved here with every aspect of life and death and that’s whatmedicine is all about.” The words are those of Dr. Denis R. Miller, a 37-year-old physician whose whole professional life The Place Is Home just about you BS 7 Hope High That Help Will Come H, Orem Community Church Saturday evening. Later that evening the couple greeted their friends at a ae the Orem Reception or left-handedness — = Sact, every characteristic of the that results nine later. can, Back off and ant him dete "eu grandly. the homeofthe bride’s parents thday. in Provo. Both Mr. and Mrs. Robbins are natives of Santaquin. She On July10th an open house will was born Nov. 4. 1881, to Roger be held at the home of the and Elizabeth Openshaw. Mr. groom’s parents in Castledale. Robbins was born Sept. 4, 1885, a The bride is a graduate of son of Antrim and Lama RobHillcrest High School in Salt bins. They Spent the early years of Lake City. She attended Utah State University for two years their marriage in the Tintic Mining District. Both have been where she served on Union active members of the LDS Building committees and was Church. Their marriage was affiliated with Alpha Omicron Pi solemnized in the Manti Temple Sorority. She is presently atSept. 23, 1923. ; tending Brigham Young an are ts of a son an University. daughters, Lester Robbins Her husbandis a graduate of Emery County High Schvol in Castledale. He attended Utah State University andis presently were present at the anniversary attending BYU. He fulfilled a dinner. They also have 11 LDS Central States mission. MRS. QUINN BARTON Attending the bride were ae grandchildren and 20 great(Gayle Ann McKell) great-grandchildren, most of John E. Evenson, Mrs. Rand; Grover, Mrs. Robert fine” whomattended the dinner. Entertaiaing at prenuptial Sheia McKell, Annette McKell, parties were Mrs, Bruce and Patricia Kelley. Pearson and Mrs. Ted V. Best man was Randy Grover. Leifson. anils life. Miller, married and the father of two small children, is director of the Children’s Blood Foundation (CBF), 2 non-profit independent agency that functions as the Division of Pediatrics Hematology at the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. CBF is ene of the few places in the world where treatmentof —Avoid the use of disposable diapers. —Use a dairy that delivers milk in glass bottles that can be re-used. Milk cartons waste paper. ing magazine. At the same time, Wexler says, the prepared-foods industry is rising muchlike well-yeasted dough. A changein life style is the main reason Americans are turning their noses up at truly fine dining, Wexler says, even though they're eating out more frequently, Not many people want to dress f to dinner the better part of an evening eating, he says, Even though fewer meals are eaten in homes, the growth of the restaurant industry is in providing home-like fare in shert-order, carryout foods. The publisher says Worren’s Liberation has had a great deal to do with the decline and fall ot the ultimate in dining. Working women, ever _rowing in numbers, are more inclined to want to spend their evenings at home relaxing—as hubby does. Or, they have duties at home which take up time which they might otherwise spend in luxury dining. The sreconfiguration of families” is a strong factor in the changing pattern ~'sv--.aost family members haveinterests outside the home that their parce or grandparents did not ve. With father probably a commuter, the traditional dinner hour has broken down. Children eat before father arrives home and mother either dines with them or waits for him and so site often loses Use Mesh Bag interest in preparing a really —Use a mesh shopping bag ood meal. the way many Europeans do. joing You can buy them at import priced, —Use brown paper bags when you buy fruits and vegetables instead of plastic bags. Many of produce—mel , Oran ges, lemons, apples—don’t need the brown bag atall. stores or encourage your grocery storeto sell them, Tell your market why you want to use the mesh bag—the fewer meals eaten in the nation today pin wrappings you use, the are away from home. moretrees you save. —Bring your own coffee mug to lunch or meetings, or suggest that your organization buy inexpensive, re-usable mugs. to use styrofoam or plastic cups. —Avoid the use of big plastic throw-away garbage and trash bags. Trash tied in plastic takes much longer to decom- MARIA FAIRBANKS Maria Fairbanks To Marry July 9 . involved in Making plans for a July year, and has wedding are Maria Fairbanks, manychurch activities. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Avard The benedict-elect graduated TT.Fairbanks of Salt Lake City, from Provo High School and is and Brent Hansen. Brentis the now a BYU student majoring in son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. electronics engineering Hansen of Provo. technology. He fulfilled a ‘The bride-lect is a graduate Central States LDS Mission and of East High School and Snow is presently serving in the Utah College. She hasattended Weber National Guard. College for a quarter and also The couple will be married Utah Technical College. She also July 9 in the Salt Lake LDS graduated from LDS Seminary Temple with a reception at the andInstitute and has served as Yale Ward. They extend an president of Iamda Delta invitation to all relatives and Sigma, Kappa chapter for a friends. 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The Tie Game 1A REPAIRS Kia hs BRICKEY | ELECTRONI Annual pose. —Every time you see excess packaging—in grocery stores, Things to Do d Recommended: Change to china plates and cups, metal utensils, cloth napkins. Bring back the napkin ring—‘‘You can have put now get permanent press impossible? The four women ae you don’t even have to authors see it this way—‘read, think and act—the restis up to wRecycle paper. Stack news- you.” papers in bundles and save them for return to the pal By United Press International corruga’ the kitchen it for return. Use both sides of In an sick can ‘as a bathtub paper. Re-use envelopes. your magazines with for an infant. 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