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Show 25 WEDDING RITES JUNE UNITED BASIN COUPLE Kristi Ann McArthur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. McArthur became the bride of Rick White, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Maurice White. They were married during a double ring ceremony on June 25 at the Moon Lake Building. Bishop Jimmie N. Reidhead officiated the ceremony. A wedding dinner was given June 24 following the rehearsal by the grooms parents. A reception followed the wedding. A silver back drop with lighted pillars and baskets in shades of blue and Ntwi thm frsie ROOSEVELT By GUJp Rat Ninety two young ladies, members of the APYW of the Roos., West Stake, enjoyed a camp out at Iron Mine Camp Grounds on the North Fork of the Duchesne River. They were accompanied by Stake Specialist, Ethel Freston. Then other stake advisors, 'five wards attended with five specialists and ten advisors, 24 four year certified girls participated in a five mile overnight pack in and received their camp crafted certification. Some of the girls went up Monday and came back Friday. Others went Tuesday and came back Friday. They participated in playing volleyball and softball competition, sixth ward girls were victorious. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Ross, Salt Lake, were weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. Merle Ross. Out of town relatives and friends that came to attend the wedding reception for Kristi McArthur and Rick White were Rebecca Ferguson and Kenneth Harris married during a double Friday evening at the Roosevelt 1st ward ring ceremony on June 25 at the Moon Lake Building by cultural hall were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bishop Jimmie N. Reidhead. Clegg and daughter, Jean from Provo, Mrs. Ervin Clegg from Norwalk, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. James Callaway, Santa Fe Springs, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Neil Yeoman and Mrs. Joseph Post of Clearfield, Mr. and Mrs. James McNeil, Mrs. Dennis Mr. and Bountiful, Tips To Help You Ferguson, Sandy, and Patricia Ferguson, Salt Lake. Mrs. Ida Alvey and small ehild from CARAMEL CUSTARD MEXICO'S DELICIOUS DESSERT Las Vegas, Nev., ia a three week guest of Desserts in Mexico are her deliparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard sweet and superbly Andrews. cious and the Mexican Mrs. Howard (Betty) Gilbert and specialty for making dinner complete is delectable daughter Karen and Mrs. John (Ranae) caramel custard, called flan. Chaael and daughter Mary Ann returned Traditionally, flan is prelast week from a months tour abroad. pared with great numbers of They accompanied an LDS Youth Group eggs and whole milk a high consisting of fifty people. They visited calorie, high cholesterol interesting areas in Israel, England, dessert. But now you can France, Switzerland, Italy and Germany, create this great dessert Greece. right in your kitchen withMrs. Dennis (Saundra) Rasmussen out the high calories or high cholesterol. from Phoenix, Arizona, is visiting for ten This custard recipe uses days with her parents. Bishop and Mrs. the new egg substitute, Theron Leavitt, other guests during the Morningstar Farms Scramweek were daughter and family, Mr. and blers, which are made of Mrs. Richard (Laura) Hauck, from Salt farm fresh egg whites no Lake City and daughter, Kathy Shelton yolks and contain no choand children, Logan. lesterol. The recipe calls for Mrs. Beryl Root had the misfortune of skim milk in order to maintain a low saturated fat and being in a car accident near Heber on the cholesterol content. 4th of July, she was confined to the Heber Scramblers are found in Hospital for ten day sand is now convalyour grocers freezer section escing at the home of her daughter, Helen conveniently packaged in Bradshaw in Salt Lake City. three individual cartons. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Each carton contains the Richard Adams was their granddaughter, equivalent of two large Karen Merrell and baby Rickie from fresh eggs. Jackson, Wyo., and their daughter, in stored be can They Bonnie Snyder, Vernal in your freezer or if youll A large group from both Roos., stakes le using them within a week, in your refrigerator. They THIS DELECTABLE DESSERT, Caramel Custard, attended session at the Provo Temple thaw overnight in your re- can ba made practically cholasterol-- f ree. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lloyd from Santa frigerator. To thaw them Caramelize 12 cup sugar quickly, place the carton in measure out one fourth cup Calif., are visiting several Barbara, over low heat until it melts, a bowl of hot water. Always of Scramblers. weeks with her brother and family, Mr. Coat make ia how Here occasionally. you be sure to shake the carton stirring Mexicos favorite dessert the bottom and sides of six cus- and Mrs. DeVere Hancock. well before using. tard cups with syrup. ComJay Hansen and Ralph Shields This custard dessert is just bine remaining ingredients, accompanied by seven members of the one of the dessert uses for pour into custard cups. special interest group enjoyed a day at Scramblers. Theyre convePlace in a shallow pan filled the nient and sensible for using Hogel Zoo in Salt Lake City Saturday. with one inch of hot water. in all such cream Members of the Roosevelt Stake pies your Bake in 350F. oven for 35 as lemon and coconut. APYW a three day camp at Kane enjoyed to 40 minutes or until a They're great scrambled for Hollow on Red Cloud Loop. They were center in inserted knife breakfast and in many cascomes out clean. Loosen accompanied by Stake specialists. Carol seroles, too. If your recipe sides and invert in sauce Lathem and Anita Ercanbrack. Sixty calls for two eggs, use one dish to serve. Makes six seven girls and twelve leaders attended. carton. If it calls for one egg, A large group of parents accompanied servings. shake the carton well and by their sons motored to Salt Lake City Saturday where they attended the Babe Ruth baseball tournament at Granger, of which the boys were participants. Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bowman was cousins Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mace from Mesa, Ariz. Judy Alvey from Salt Lake visited here over the weekend with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sterline Bascom from Orem were Monday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elvyn Bascom. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lloyd from Mendon, were three day guests of Mrs. Zelma Lloyd last week. Other guests during the week was Mr. and Mrs. Allen CD Lloyd from Taft, Calif. Mrs. Lula Wisome from Provo, was a ten day guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary e Cookiiiig Corner - ry Schoo zr July 21. 1977 STANDARD 'I'AFFoffiZWlEKi white (lowers was the setting. The bride wore a full length, traditional lace gown with scalloped neck, full puffed sleeves, long cuffs and tiers of lace. The veil was cathedral length. She carried a bouquet made of white roses and stephonoccus with baby breath, trimmed with white lace bows. Serving as maid of honor to the bride was Sherry Mataele. She wore a floor length light blue dotted swiss dress with long sleeves. Lori McArthur, Julie McArthur, Terre White, and Bette White served as bridesmaids. They wore identical dresses at the maid of honor. Shantel McArthur served as a flower girl. She wore a floor length light blue dress of dotted swiss. The brides mother wore a long light blue dress of double knit. The mother of the groom wore a blue full length dress with a chiffon overlay. They wore coursages of white roses trimmed in blue. Bob Thompson served as best man to Don the groom. Mike McArthur, McArthur, Ward Datson and Dave Murie served as ushers. The wedding cake was three tiered, trimmed with pale blue and white roses, irredesent bells, grapes and doves. Betty Davis and Dorothy Powell were in charge of serving. Mary Duncan, and Venice McDonald was in charge of the gifts. Jeanette True and Diane True sat at the guest book. Organ music was played by Ladd Wilkins and Edna Gilbert. The young couple are making their home in Roosevelt. fTucHCXJO I OVERSLEPT! INFANT FOOT CARE Country TIPS ON SHOES Fabrics Your feet carry you about Alta no 200.000 miles in your lifetime. So WHAT ABOUT READING? For you to be able to read what I have written here, you must have gone through and mastered certain skills when you were younger. To understand the difficult process a child undergoes when he learns to read may help you better appreciate the successes and accept the frustrating setbacks. Reading is easily taken for granted by many who have mastered the process. Reading ia a visual system superimposed on auditory language. Letters and words are combined to represent real things we can see, hear, touch or imagine. It is a secondary manner, of communicating, speaking being the first The child first experiences something such as being held or moving his fingers. Next he hears spoken language, remembers it, comes to understand it and uses it to express his own ideas and intentions. Later, he sees letters arranged in a certain way, associates them with both what he can say and recognizes the pattern as representing something real During all these phases the child must be able to tell the difference between the spoken and written symbols so as to identify the message accurately. "Memory for what he sees and hears is a critical factor in whether or not reading will be efficient. If you cannot remember accurately, reading will develop very slowly. Part of remembering is recalling the sequence or order of the letters or words. All of these functions must be in perfect harmony before a child can "read." At first the child may just call the words he sees, without understanding them. When he comprehends what he reads and recalls it over time, the process is complete. He has learned to read; now he reads to learn. Although many children seem to be ready for formal reading instruction between ages six and seven, those who are not yet ready have not (ailed anything. They will in time coordinate the component skills but at their own rate. Trying to demand reading proficiency before the right time can be harmful it's important to start taking care of them early. And this begins with good shoes when a child is taking his first steps. Here are some tips from experts at Kinney Shoe Store, on how to take care of your childs feet. 1. Avoid outgrown shoes. A child takes 30,000 steps a day and this is the number of times a small shoe will bump hia toe. 2. Lace a child's shoes loosely but with a firm double knot. 3. Let wet shoes dry at room temperature. Never apply heat. 4. Allow your child to decide when it'a time to walk. It'a beat not to try to teach him or hasten the date. 6. Don't buy shoes with any kind of built up support except on it Polyester $2.66 yd. Reg. 1 Lome in tor All Lace V j- - p Dale Cummings, from Castrol, Calif., visiting several weeks with his mother, Pearl Cummings. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Phillips recently returned from a four day tour to Las Vegas where they visited a cousin, Mrs. Ann Vantatten, they then proceeded on to Boulder, Lehma Caves and other interesting areas. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum enjoyed a four day visit from friends Norma and John Hale and children. Their mother Louise Jones and an aunt from Lexington, Kentucky. While here they attended a rodeo in Vernal. A picnic and horse back riding in the and Uintah's the on Tuesday Ros cm ba urn's accompanied the Halea and children to the Salt Lake Temple. Lessonsjbegin Registration Deadline Aug. For 1 further information contact Connie Holgate Paula Jenkins 454-380- 6 454-396- 5 ) I 5 Yd. 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