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Show DECEMBER 2, 1986 society Mitchells to be feted An open house will be held Dec. by their children, will be held from p.m. at the Clinton North Stake House, 1448 W. 1800 N., Clinton. It is requested gifts be omitted. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell were married Dec. 9, 1936 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Mitchell was born and reared in Clinton, a son of Joseph C. and Edith Sarah Burnett Mitchell. He worked as an automobile mechanic for 50 years, for 26 years at Sunset Garage in Sunset, and the past 24 years at Mitchell Brothers Repair in Clinton. He retired Aug. , 1986. He has held several church positions including ward secretary of High Priests quorum and home teacher. 4-- 8 of Utah Pioneers. She enjoys crocheting and has made many beautiful items including 67 Wendover oudng The next trip to Wendover for the Silver Age Center will be Dec. 18. Sign up now! If you need help with heating bills this winter let us know. Help is available if you qualify. honor of the 50th wedding anniversary of Clarence and Bernice Mitchell. The event, hosted 5 in Mrs. Mitchell was born and reared in Roy, a daughter of William K. and Lydia Robinson Duncan. She graduated from Weber High School. She worked as a unit manager in Davis County School Food service for 24 years, retiring in 1983. She has held many Church positions including ward YWM1A president, ward and stake Primary presidencies and secretary positions. She has been a visting teacher for 48 years. She is also a member and officer of Daughters Sign up now for ity is appreciated. now. Limited seating available. The Center would like to thank the following merchants for their contributions of door prizes for the Aging Conference held Nov. 6. The Fire Bug, Layton; Barnes, Menus for the week of Dec. 8 include: Monday, Dec. 8, combination pizza, shades of green salad, chilled fruit, crunchy applesauce cookie and milk. Tuesday, Dec. 9, breaded turkey steak, whipped potatoes green beans, carrot sticks, crescent rolls cherry sauce over white cake milk. Wednesday, Dec. 10, meat loaf sauce, baked squash, buttered peas, chilled fruit, glazed fruit bar and milk. Thursday, Dec. 11, baked potato, sliced ham topping, fruit parkerhouse rolls cup, crazy cake icing, Shop, Kaysville. Your support of the Senior Citizens in the commun- - gravy over fluffy rice, parslied carrots, fresh fruit slices, hot rolls cookie and milk. The annual Christmas dinner will be held Dec. 23 at 11:30 a.m. The menu will be roast turkey and dressing, whipped potatoes and gravy, red set salad on lettuce, buttered green beans, hot rolls with butter, applesauce Christmas cake. Make your reservations Bank, Ursulas Hair Fashions, Gregs Garden Center, The Dandelion Cottage and Stewarts Gift milk. Friday, Dec. 12, turkey and CLARENCE AND BERNICE MITCHELL The couple reside at 1872 N. 2000 W., Clinton, where they have lived the past 49 years. Their children and spouses are Bill and Arlene Mitchell, Brigham City; Elden (Mick) and Nancy Spencer, Syracuse; and Brent and Marie Gardner of Syracuse. They have 15 grandchildren and two afghans. Ice Wolf opening Helquist-Ny- e Weber State Theatre announces Wed on Nov. 22 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple were the former Valerie Ann Helquist and Noel Christian Nye. Valerie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Val J. Helquist of Layton and Noel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Nye of Ogden. A reception honoring the newlyweds was held at the Country Hollow LDS Chapel in Layton. Attending the bride and groom were Michelle Grant as maid of honor and Dallon Nye as best man. The flower girl was Analisa Helquist and ushers were Richard J. Willey, Jason Helquist and Tadd the second production of their mainstage season, The Ice Production readied The Kaysville Community Theatre will be presenting The Helquist. The brides dress was an original design fashioned in white satin. The fitted bodice and long pointed sleeves were highlighted with beautiful white net, cut lace and seed pearls. White lace scalloped the hem of a floor length gathered train. Her full skirt and fan-lik- e floor length veil of filmy silk net fell from a tiara of cut lace, seed pearls and sequins. She carried a cascade of two dozen white roses accented with deep green ivy. The new Mrs. Nye is a graduate of Layton High School and is currently attending Weber State College, majoring in child development and elementary education. MR. AND MRS. NOEL CHRISTIAN NYE Mr. Nye is a graduate of Ben Lomond High School. He served two years in the LDS Brazil Recife Mission and is currently attending Weber State College. After their honeymoon the couple will make their home in Layton. Baddest Angel Band, Dec. 3 at 7 p.m., Dec. 5 at 8 p.m. and Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. This one act play was written by Jerome McDonough and will be directed by Lora Richardson. Its filled with fun and laughter and the Christmas spirit. Those starring in this production are Steven Argyle, Brent Jorgenson, April Sherman, and Stacee Taylor and includes an ensemble of talented local performers. The production will also include 544-107- Sorority meets Millie Bates. President Karla Broeder presided. Convention Chairman Sharon Booth, reported on the itinerary for the Utah State Convention for Beta Sigma Phi's, to be held June 1987 at Provo. Preceptor lota will be handling reservations for the convention. Invitations will be extended to all chapters in Idaho, 26-2- 8, Nevada, and Wyoming, as well as Utah. Traudy Johnson was chosen chapter Valentine Queen. She will represent the chapter at the traditional Valentine Ball. The Ball will be held Feb. 7 at the Radisson Hotel in Ogden, in combination with the Ogden City Council of Beta Sigma Phi. The chapter Christmas dinner will be held Dec. 6, 6 p.m., at the Hilton Hotel in Ogden. All members and husbands are invited to attend. The program for the evening, Some Dreams that Died - Utah Ghost Towns, was presented by Mary Maynard and Dee Shepard. The next meeting will be held Dec. 9, 7:30 p.m., at the home of Judy Sanders in Fruit Heights. Laurel Craig will be with the program by Judy Sanders. ss (s IfAlcohol or Drugs are a Problem for You or Someone You Love a musical variety show. The musical director is Trisha Grant and the choreographer is Jana Doxey. Soloists include Julie Harward, Bill Peck, Paula, Liz and Sandy Smith. The chorus includes Taylor, Steven Lewis, Rob Harris, Jenny Nybo and Angie Lin-woo- d Lewis. The show will be performed at the Kaysville City Municipal Building. Tickets will be sold at the door, and are $1 per person. Because of limited seating it is suggested that you get tickets in advance at Kaysville City Hall. Kaysville Clubs By JOYCE WINTERS Preceptor lota. Beta Sigma Phi, met Nov. 25, at the Layton home of Wolf, to open Dec. 4 and continue 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13. It will be staged in the Allred Theatre of the Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts with curtain at 8 p.m. The Ice Wolf is the story of Anatou, a little Eskimo girl who is the victim of bigotry and intolerance in the village where she lives. When she can no longer cope with the situation, she escapes into the forest, where she beseeches the Wood God to turn her into an Ice Wolf. The result of this metamorphosis teaches an entire village a lesson in tolerance, compassion and understanding. The Ice Wolf is not a traditional childrens play, according to Dr. T. Leonard Rowley, director of the production. This play deals with some very profound questions, in a very entertaining way. It is the kind of play that doesnt talk down to young audiences. The morality is there, but it will be most effective if the show is shared and discussed by the whole family. This is a family show, but it is a serious theatre piece and chil- 5 Janet Clark directed the ladies of the Lantern Club in making Christmas ornaments at their monthly meeting held at the home of Thelma Sanders. were Hazel Parrish and Janet Clark. The December meeting will feature a book re vie w by Bea Johnson on the life of Dr. Ellis Shipp, an early Utah woman doctor. Hostesses will be Lucille Kennah, Eileen Stone and Marjorie Thatcher. The meeting on Monday, Dec. 1 was held at the home of Marjorie Thatcher. The Belle Lettres Literary Club met at the home of Kayleen Day with Bonnie Andrus. ss The new book by Carol Lynn PearI Love You was son, Good-byreviewed by Julie Harward. e, dren younger than third grade The annual Christmas bazaar sponsored by the Kaysville branch of the American Association of University Women will be held at the home of Joan Gould, 420 S. Glen Drive in Fruit Heights on Monday, Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. Proceeds from the bazaar go to the AAUW Educational Foundation to provide scholarships for women. At the traditional affair members donate articles for sale which are auctioned off. The bazaar has always been one of our most popular meetings stated Ruth Turner, AAUW chapter president. might not understand the message of the show. In spite of the serious subject matter, The Ice Wolf is a lyrical legend, full of fantasy. It is a storybook tale and we have used that concept throughout the play, said Rowley. The sets and costumes all have a storybook quality that lends itself to the fantasy very well. Sets for The Ice Wolf have been designed by Michael Gallagher, with costumes by Catherine Zublin and lighting by Randy Barker. Although the play is written so that it can be done with a cast made up entirely of adults, Rowley has decided to use children to play children. Children empathize with other children and that makes the play more effective. We have many talented children in this area, and using these youngsters in a production like this gives them a chance to work with college and local professional performers. Because of the strong appeal that The Ice Wolf has for school age children, Weber State Theatre has scheduled special performances on Dec. 10 and 1 1 at 6 p.m. These will be in addition to the regular 8 p.m. performances already scheduled for those dates. This is an important theatre piece for all ages because it emphasizes the value of the human ty regardless of outer, appearance and background. "The Ice Wolf is not a Christmas show per se, continued Rowley, but in this season of brother love, it is most appropriate. Tickets for The Ice Wolf are available at the Dee Events Center Ticket Office. Office hours: Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-- 6 p.m. 625-655- 0. Some of the major roles in the production are played by John P. Stokes, Sunset; Brig Day, son of Robert B. and Jeannie Day, Layton; Charlene Nelson, Layton; Alisha Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Campbell, Layton and Wade Gale, son of Chuck and Sally Gale, Layton. Rotarian to hear Brimhall Service will be KAYSVILLE the subject of an address to the Rotary Club of Kaysville Dec. 3 at 6:30 p.m. at Davis High School by D. Creed Brimhall, governor of this Rotary district. Mr. Brimhall of Provo, will also confer with Larry Jansen, president of the local The American Association of University Women is a national organization of women who are graduates of an accredited college. Prospective members are welcome to attend. The purpose of the organization is to promote education for women. TO (K) SIMP club and club officers on the groups service activities this year. Mr. Brimhall is one of 447 Rotary governors throughout the world who are representatives of Rotary International in districts composed of member clubs. 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