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Show Page 2B, Lakeside Review, June 3, 1981 Area Births 1981 Boy to Harry and May 28, 1981 to Bruce and Sharon Cure 1035 South Girl to Robert and Jerilyn Hellewell 4151 State Street Clearfield) Susan Ingledew 340 Tahoe May 16, Girl Sovereign Way Salt Lake Utah City, Utah Tooele, Utah , Boy to Terry , and Marla Boy to- - Jeffery and McCafferty 658, West Boy to Ralph and Mary Annette Roe 2577 West 2050 North Clinton, Utah Harmer 448 North 5750 South Roy, Utah Fairfield Layton, Utah May 21, 1981 Girl to Mitchell and Boy to Steven and Kim Jardine 403 East Elizbeth Johnson 455 Boy to Kevin and Lisa Knowlton apt. 21 Layton, North- - 4500 West West LeRoy 1568 South 2500 Utah Point, Utah West Syracuse, Utah Girl to Daniel and Lila , Girl to Michael and Lois' Cripps 3797 South 8035 Anderson P.O. Box 485 May 14, 1981 West Magna, Utah Orangeville, Utah Boy to John and Teri May 22, 1981 May 17, 1981 1408 Marilyn Dr., Lowry Girl to Dale and Karen Boy to Richard and Layton Cheney 3807 West 2700 Laura Taylor 172 South South Syracuse, Utah Liberty Layton, Utah 1981 May 23, 1981 18, May Boy to David and Julie Girl to Ronald and Kozerski 1779 North 550 882 Huemiller Dorothy West 4000 South North West Clinton, Utah Savings Notice For North Davis Salt Lake City, Utah Boy to Scott and Stacey Girl to Glen and Petersen 2875 North Hill Theresa Green 35 Grover Field Road apt. 145 Street Layton, Utah Layton, Utah Boy to Michael and May 24, 1981 Donna Shull 1500 North to and Lois Boy Angel Street apt. 54 Laird 264Barry 30 Highway Layton, Utah East Evanston, Wyoming Boy to Keith and Carrie Girl to ' Steven and Smith 3237 B Hamilton Drive Hill Air Force Denise Hadfield 228 East1 600 North Kaysville, Utah Base, Utah ' May 19, 1981 May 25, 1981 Girl to Timothy 'am Boy to Robert and Ann Jessen 394 West Burton Teri Sullivan 261 West 350 Lane Kaysville, Utah South Kaysville, Utah., ooo County Customers ooo Join Us Now For Our SPRING HAMBURGER ; BONANZA THIS LIVING ROOM was strategically planned in four stages to reach its high-styl- e decorating level. Louisa Cowan, designed it, outlining the proper sequence to follow for ease of affordability without sacrifice of comfort along the way. ( Articulettes Club Members to Attend t Decorate Home in 'Stages7 r Most home buyers today have all they can do tc. come up with the down payment on a house. And postponing the fun of decorating because of a depleted bank account is something no one likes. So, when interior designer Louisa Cowan outlines a plan for decorating a practical, affordable four-stewelcome news. new home its ' The current issue of Good Ideas For Decorating features Mrs. Cowans strategy for planning the right furnishings in the 'proper sequence for inmaximum enjoyment, function, and long-tervestment. The very livable first stage of her plan exemplifies more than expediency. Full muslin draperies hang by loops on painted wood poles for an attractive window treatment. There is a beautiful start for wall storage of cooks, TV with stackable collections, and the p ever-prese- Regional Conference natural elm cabinets. Modular seating is the key to the rooms future with rattan sectionals that can be rearranged and cushions that are easily slipcovered The International Toastmistress Clubs Snake River Region Conference will be held in Pocatello, Idaho Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Snake River Region is composed of Toastmistress Clubs in Utah, Idaho, and Southern portion of British Columbia, Canada. Articulettes Club will be well represented as 15 members attend. They are: Grace Judd, Riley Judd, Salt Lake City; Joan Hazelrigg, Edith Hazelrigg, Bountiful; Aty Bitton, Ethel Capps, Brigham City; Ruth Smith, Betty Redden, Roy; Connie Truax, Shirley Rud, Clearfield; Lola McFerson, Jean Spiers Layton; Jeanie Grant, Karen Droesbike, and Amar Mabey, Ogden. e The designers carefully thought out These members will take active parts in the conplan reveals her attention to detail, and, as it is vention. Connie Truax will present a workshop The examined pictorially in the current issue, the value of She is nominee as next years Magic Ingredient. having a plan is evident. Region president. Jean Speirs will present reports on Endowment and on Budget and Finance. Ruth Smith is nominations chairman and will be Articulettes Club delegate, Riley Judd is alternative delegate. A high light of the conference is the Region Speech contest at which winners from seven councils of clubs will compete. Shirley Reed will represent the council of Utah Clubs. Amar Mabey is speech contest chairman. Mrs. Mabey is also a nominee for second for next year. The theme of the three day conference is Reaching for a New Peak, and will be held at This diminUitive Hiltfen Inn, Pocatello. well as does just dynamo in hanging baskets and containers . Pickling varieties can be distinguished from slicers by their heavy later. Inexpensive wicker tub chairs and a temporary dining room arrangement are set up with a card table and folding chairs to be moved later to bedrooms. x A vinyl floor looks like wood but is easier to care for. Beautiful when bared for summer, it can stand alone or be topped later by a carpet for winter warmth. By cutting the carpet to room size, and binding it, it can be turned around through winter months to equalize wear. no-wa- . four-stag- Cucumber Provides Hybrid Varieties For Many Gardens The liberation of the cucumber is a story with a definite feminine flair. While the first blooms opening in traditional varieties are males, it is the separate female blossoms that set the Poor fruit set is fruit. often due to overproduction of the male flowers on the cucumber vine. The liberated cucumber defies nature with its production of all or neafly all female blossoms. Expect much higher production when you plant the liberated ladies and Victory both Slicemaster, recently developed FI hybrids. production of vice-preside- crisp, fruit at one time. Be ready to fill the jars or crocks in 48 days when you plant Peppi. Some important tricks for the best cukes involve culture. The cucumber is a warm-seaso- n plant. Do not transplant too early in pickle-size- d the The season. ultimate edible vine. Trellis your plants on fences, pole supports or even against the garage wall. If you have extra tomato cages, use them for the cukes. Gravitational I GOOD lIREASONS to ate your good neighbor agent r pull! cucumber has a big ap- makes straighter fruit when you use this , petite, too. Make sure you have suggestion from the of organic cucumber bag of tricks. plenty material in the form of Prompt picking is also d essential for all types of compost or A few manure in your planter or cucumbers. garden before setting out overripe fruit will keep the cuke. Fertilize again the plant from continuous well-rotte- Hybrid varieties of cucumbers have more than vigor, virtues The however. new disease tolerance in their e green genes. troublers like mosiac, mildews, and leaf spots Old-tim- appear less frequently of in plantings disease tolerant genetically programmed hybrids. What else is new in cucumbers? Hybrids for postage-stam- p gardens. Little Pot Luck needs only area to an 18 to produce bumper crops of 6 to fruit, in a record 50 days! , 20-in- We Want Recipes The Lakeside Review is interested in receiving recipes from readers in our coverage area, Roy through Centerville, for publication in our Home Living Review section. Bring your favorite recipe to our office, 5388 S. 1900 W., Roy, or mail it to us at; Lakeside Review, Recipes from Home, P.O. Box 207, Roy, Utah, 84067. Our office is open from 8 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Recipes should not be .merely copies of others in mid-seaso- n. also have cucumbers commercial printed cookbooks. Please include exact measurements, baking time and temperature. This production. liberated lady also has not keep another prejudice to If nature does moist, water soil your dispel. cucumber planting thoroughly each week. Make sure your sprinkler or hose delivers at least one inch of water or your cucumbers may end up with hour-glas- s figures! Cucumbers may be the of the Members cucumber family will not crossbreed with melons and squash. (And plant breeders have included enough male blossoms to keep her company, she quietly adds.) First Security is work-- , ing overtime to bring you the best banking service in town! Our tellers are waiting, even our convenient drive-i- n windows are NOW OPEN SATURDAYS 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with full service every Saturday. Now that you know the place and we have the time do your business whenever its convenient. First Security State Bank of Twelfth Street 246 12th Street; Ogden Phone 627-219- 0 First Security State Bank of Ogden 4301 Harrison Bivd, Ogden ' .. 0 Phone 479-050- First Security Bank , of Utah, N.A. 1995 W. 5600 South, Roy v Phone 776-692- I Mv.it 2 indivtdu.ii we Fort Lane Shopping Center Tel. 376-347- 3 Open 9-- 9 everyday, 9-- 7 Son First Vutrtis Corporation .tllifijio hank is a incmhtfr ol I DIC . c 325 N. Main, Kaysvillq Tot. Open 376-425- 6 9-- 9 Mon.-Sd- t. , " |