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Show Salt Lake County, Vtah Page 7 ROCKY 3 August Tops June As Wedding Month son of Mr. and McDonald, Mrs. Dan R. McDonald, 2142 Roosevelt Avenue, after their Temple marriage, at a reception in the Parleys Third By SHIRLEY MANOOKIN 467-52- 22 Never heard so many wedding bells! June Is certainly talcing a back seat tQ the honeymoon month of tally out East Mlllcreek way. This coming Monday August 17, Karen Wilde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilde, 2726 Imperial Street, will recite her vows In the Salt Lake Temple with Stanley W. Baran, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thornton AveBaran, nue. The groom Is continuing with his studies at the University of Utah, the bride having graduated from the U last June. Karen has profitable spent her time this summer, not only making plans for her wedding ffcut working diligently with the Auth of the South East Area with the Salt Lake County Recreation Department. Their reception will be held at"The Reception Center. 1384 G. 3 Stephen Taylor, son of M r. and M rs. G. Douglas Taylor, 1736 Mlllcreek Way will D. take as his bride In September the lovely Shirley Chugg, daughter of the John A Chuggs of Ogden. And on Friday the 14th of Mr. and Mrs. L. George Glbbett of 2726 Grandview Circle will honor their daughter Judy Lynn and her new husband Mr. Gordon K. August, New Nursing Home Opens ) 0 In Holladay modern nursing for the treatment and care of convalescing, chronically 111 and aged persons has opened up In the Holladay area. Wasatch Villa, located at 2200 East 3300 South, was dedicated by Governor George D. Clyde, Sunday, August 2. The nursing home Is under the management of Hillhaven, Inc., a national firm engaged In the business of hospitals and nursing homes. Is The $850,000 facility A new, home 112-b- ed owned by the Allen E. Brock-ban- k Organization. Mrs. Marlene Hoover, nurse, who recently eturned to Salt Lake 'from training with the Hillhaven organization In San Diego, Californiaill manage the home. Rehabilitation service, occupational and recreational programs are planned In the care. Ward. ..4 Skyline Math Teacher Gains Dr. Joseph Catmull, 3170 Kalbab Drive, that very talen- - Meandering In East Millcreek ? If V' !P 5$ " i ted gentlemen, who among his many many activities is also the director of the University of Utah Readers Theatre, has adapted the powerful novel The Stranger, by Albert Camus for the single performance last evening. This provocative evening In the contemporary theatre was enjoyed by the theatre-goer- s. The Stranger Is the earliest of Camus major works. Existentialism Is Its theme, Its story an ordinary man caught in the grip of insensitive society. We are fortunate to have Dr. Catmull as our Neighbor. BACK TO HOME TOWN And a Hearty Welcome to a new neighbor. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hawkins are moving back to their home town and Into a new home at 2102 East 3780 South. Mr. Hawkins has been recently named Salt Lake City traffic agent for the Union Pacific Railroad Company. Mrs. Hawkins, the former Billie Croz-ie- r, and their three sons, are anxiously packing and awaiting the move from Sun Valley, Idalio, where Mr. Hawkins was assistant transport agent. Congratulations on the advancement and the move back to Utah. TAHITIAN HOLIDAY Some Enchanted Evenand other bars of the ing ... fabulous music from South Pacific will waft thru the Willow Creek Country Club Friday and Saturday nights as members celebrate their annual Tahit&n Holiday. Mr. and Mrs.XMoffet E. Felkner, 2646 Wellington, are chairmen In charge of the event which will low feature tables with cushions on the floor for the natives although there will be a few low stools for the tourists. The Felknerswill be assisted by the Calvin L. Nelsons of 3275 Oaksllffe Dr. the Peter Bats, 2118 Terra (Continued on Page 10) l One Million Lutherans View Area Artists Special Skill Top Degree Square root of hard work, mulltplled by determination adds up to a master of science degree for a Skyline High School mathematics teacher. She Is CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes to all you lovely brides and all you very lucky grooms! PROVOCATIVE EVENING MOiy T4IS' REVIEW' Thursday, August 1349 64 Mathematics for ' Secondary at the Teachers of Utah, August 2L University She will receive her degree at commencement exercises In June 1965. Mrs. Fernandez teaches geometry, trigonometry, college algebra and analytic geometry In grades 10 through 12 at Skyline High. Participating teachers, representing 16 states, were required to complete 45 credit hours of graduate work during four consecutive summers. Forty of these hours were In mathematics, two In physics and three In the philosophy of science. School H Club Attends By MARY GAIL STARK 4518 Mrs. Each week this space Is devoted to a fair number of words for the ladles. Its Important to know what Is going on In the world of fashion ... helpful to us and our families In many way. However, it seems that men are not frequently consulted when It comes to their likes or dislikes In the womens world. We ladles like to believe that our men adore us any way we happen to turn ourselves out for them. Alas ... It Is not so! Males Speak Up i During the past few weeks I have talked with several fellows who read our Hats Off to Fashion. Each had lots of good things to say - but they also wanted to register some pet The gentlemen peeves. these that understood things might take time to correct, but they wanted to be heard... just for the record. I thought their complaints were really valid myself. Youll have to make up your own minds, but be reasonable. When men make up their minds to speak out, then we should by all means lend an ear. First on the list of hated things was women In hair rollers. This was really frightful In their eyes. There was hardly any time, they said that would be appropriate for a woman to be seen with her hair up In rollers. The only thing to do is go hide In the beauty shop or lock the doors at home (while the men are away) and let them believe that nature gave you curly locks that always look lovely. Its all In the timing and really can be done Buddist Festival Cant Some Can, Some Four girls from the Sew n Sews Club attended the Obon Festival at the Salt Lake Buddist Church, Saturday, July 25, as part of their World Understanding Program. After a bit of urging, the girlA joined In the dancing with the beautiful kimonoed dancers. Unable to make the festival trip with her fellow ers was member Katherine Bernsten. She and her family are vacationing InYellowstone National Park. Leader of the group Is Eleanor Zimmerman. 4-- H Next would be ladles in pants. All kinds of pants. I heard various gripes on berraudas, stretch styles and jeans. These gentlemen agreed that a good figure was needed to wear the very sleek style pants, but If that was not the case, then please get ones that fit gently. When you feel poured In ... get the larger size. It just might help to ask you hubby or boy friend If he will be ashamed to be seen with you when you are out wearing your slim pants or shorts. Apparently, most men choose not to be honest for fear of hurting feelings. In this case, they are doing the ladies of their lives an Injustice. 4-- H State Jewelers Elect Area Man A Holladay resident, Norman Berndt, 3979 Crestvlew Drive, his been elected president of the Intermountain Retail Jewelers Association. Others elected during the convention were W. C, McConnahay, 205 Douglas Street, first vice president; Charles E, Allen, Twin Falls, Idaho, second vice president; and Mrs. Grace Berndt, 3979 Crestvlew Drive, executive three-da- y secretary. Highlighting ssion was Saturdays se- presentation of the diamond Industry by Hoyt Hurst, Kansas City, Missouri, editor and publisher of Modern Jewelry. Mr. Hoyt recently returned from diamond mining and cutting centers In Africa and Europe. a FWR Roger Dr. 277-97- BY LEIGH STARK Patricia P. Fernandez, 1414 Westminster Avenue, one of a selected group of teachers from throughout the nation who will complete a sequential Summer Institute In 4-- Ruhtoru Socks? Dirty Feet Or f complaints concerned bobby socks. Some didnt mind them with golf shoes or for certain occasions such as bowling, but they didnt like them In general. Most men shuddered at the thought thafome ladies still could be seen with bobby socks on witn little heel type shoes, and In some instances, even high heels. I havent seen this sort of flagrant disobedience to the rules of fashion In a long while ... but I would take a chill myself if it were to happen. Lets do leave the anklets and bobby socks to very little girls -- - at least students. Remember, no anklets with sandals either. The excuse that you feet will get dirty wont do. Feet wash up nicely but the impression you create In sandals and anklets will be hard to erase. few A Say It Softly There were lots of other things mentioned. A number asked why women couldnt cultivate their voices to sound softer and,-mofeminine. Shrilff harsh sounding voices must be more common than we like to think. Some complained about the very short dresses for evening wear. Apparently, they did not think an elegant party or an extra-spec-ci- re al should dance be the place for short, short skirts that have a way of sort of disappearing when the girls sit down. I think the gentlemen would just like their ladles to look like John (Talml) Kuhl-ber- g, 4210 Monarch Way, has gained nationwide recognition through her special ministry and talent. Mrs. Kulhberg, a highly skilled artist, recently sketched the bell tower and an open door of Zion Lutheran Church which so Impressed the board of publications of the Lutheran - Sft. S' m Equipment Leasing' Loans Business and Individual m Financing financial corporation PHONE 2060 EAST 21st SOUTH 486-75- 71 'V'"' Holladay tNews Notes Church In America that they have used her sketch on the back of a bulletin which was distributed to more than one . million Lutherans throughout the nation on Sunday, August me,:: TS ) 2. The church has used as a slogan for the sketch The Door is Open at the Foot of the Cross. The sketch was originally designed to decorate a letter head at the request of the Reverend Neal Nelson, Zion Lutheran pastor, who wanted the sketch to show the door of the main entrance wide unmistakable Inviopen tation to enter and worship. Mrs. Kuhlberg, who is a former art Instructor at Schenectady, New York, public regularly creates schools, original paintings to illustrate worship themes for special seasons such as Lent, which are displayed at the church. --- an IN THE SPOTLIGHT The Larry Pino Accordion Quintet was In the spotlight Sunday evening, 7:30 P.M. at Liberty Park as they were featured as guests of the Salt Lake Municipal Band Concert. The quintet presented gram consisting of six a promem- V'fMr l' A'it? Oie (HC to attend our complete Bridal Fashion Showing, from Trousseau to Bridal Sequence. 7:00 p.m. Monday, Aug. 17th Makoff Downtown Ample seating on second and third levels. No reservations necessary. See these exquisite bridal fashions for Fall 1964. bers In addition to the regular band concert which also Keith Included trumpeter Smith and tenor Glenn H. John son as soloists. Mrs. R. J. Darragh, 4215 Achilles Drive, sponsored the group whose members In- (Continued on Page So. Temple at Second Last 10) ladies! Hateful Little Habits This gives us a few things to think about gals! Dash In and ask your husband for his pet peeve. He may have another to add to this list. He may agree or disagree with the ones we have discussed here. At least, he may feel a little better about beln allowed to say what he thinks. next obvious task Is then to do something towards eliminating some of our hateful little habits. Curb that impulse to run down to the Mall with your hair in those big rollers hoping no one will see you. Practice reading out loud to yourself and learn to speak more softly. These arent hard The ta do. THE SALT LAKE COUNTY FAIR COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS in MURRAY August 17 thru 22 We cant escape the fact that we ARE seen ... we ARE heard. If it Isnt someone we know, its some other fellow who is thinking to himself .. oh, these ladles! theres something of interest for everyone '&4-- H and Future Farmer Exhibits MINIATURE MECHANICS -- - James and Steven Florence, 3105 Melbourne Street, and Brent Meyers, 2477 Douglas Street, left to right, display trophies won in the Revelle Second National Open Custom Model Car Contest. James model car was judged best in the junior class; Steven took top honors In the intermediate division; Brent won best overall paint job. Over 100 youngsters entered the contest held at the Payless ToyCenter, 2205 Highland Drive. JfFine Arts . V Professional Shows FREE! V7 Seiberlings Wilmas "SHOEMAKER of the YEAR Chosen out of 28,000 shops In the U.S. Ail Work GUARANTEED Only the finest materials and Beauty Salon guitar for nearly a year with Scott Chapman of Pearce Music In Holladay. Hes looking for Ask about our special SUMMER PERMANENT etc and much more! Not- e- First entries for the flower show may be entered SCHOOL MUSIC Cream & Protein Conditioners Shoe Repair We razor cut hair jg beautiful . feather cut styles. 2129 E. 21st South Phone HU 4-31- 02 from 7:30 AM Monday SPECIALISTS JEARCE MUSIC COMPANY! Downtown Holladay - . Flower Shows ward to Back To School fun at hootenannies, HOLLADAY Dutch Warner, Prop. Exhibits has'studied Redding of 3946 Sunnydale Dr., Excellent for dried and sunbleached hair workmanship 4724 Holladay Blvd, THomemaking Kent Redding, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phone 328-200- 4; Phone 278-284- 1 AMPLE FREE PARKING Bring the family and enjoy the CARNIVAL - RIDES - DISPLAYS - CONCESSIONS |
