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Show w5 --fyou eider L WHI She Get Another t JW, V y, , 5 ,of sorrow at the nine ol aMlJ lahl ,ius ,or our futll Words cannot expics theil'M,h er, Charles II. Stokes. May Gods gratitude and appreciation we rest with those who fPPl toward those who, hv.' their blessing came to our assistance in any kindness and generous assisay. The Stokes Family. tance, helped lighten our burden Card 01 Thanks & i f - ' Mr ' S'' r" " 'y ... S "? ? IS" iS'( . v' ,bt 4-- ''? yi y i ' f. . if5' fir-- T yM f7yir X aparkling tSi bifafrrfftrt'c'to, pique! Note the linea smooth-makin- g " OS a of the long, long torso, accented by glinting gold button While only. sizes 9 to 15. ' L- - Bluejackets Tour Venetian Main Street . . . Crew members of the USS Yellowstone gave a sailors version of a busmans holiday as they enjoy a sightseeing trip through picturesque Venice. The main water artery cuts through the city for two miles and from it the sailors could view' the many churches and palaces for w'hich Venice is famous. IDMOPE $8.95 song by the congregate.' Elmo Tingey offered the du tion. of Geneva Welcomes JO . M Touim, Tourists will be welcom Utahs huge Geneva steel every Tuesday, the Utah ment of publicity has Tours through the will be conducted Tuesday 10 a. m. to noon throughoV summer and fall. All v must be at least sixteen age and wear a head eou while going through the l Special tours for large also be arranged by tacting the Training du Industrial Relations depap' Geneva plant. Homer Tingey, a counselor to the bishop at the Sixth ward, was in charge of the regular sacrament meeting held in the 'chapel last Sunday. The opening song, Lord Acwas by cept Our True Devotion the congregation, followed with prayer from Laster Barker. The sacrament song, Hear Us Pray," Sacwas by the congregation. rament was handled by Sharon Thorson, Delonne Anderson .and five deacons. The rest of the time was given to the Seventies with Dr. Vern Wiser in charge. One hundred and fifty m A piano selection entitled, Spring Showers w'as given by tons of coal have been mw Janice Jensen. Norman Ander Utah during the last 100 j "'k. fA -- . I crocua, our gay young Otgotal Junior in Stokes A. Seventies Presented Program At Sixth Ward yf. Eyelet Eye Full a the and Ms. Joseph Bonneville Mr. ri i -. ? Freh of Idaho Falls, Idaho; Mr. and son, a member of the Sev Mrs. Rudger Forgren and Mrs, quorum, was the speaker u ia ,he Let Us Rejoice Hairy vew' of T'eTr.onton, ar,d ? w'uwwWjH! 1948 Brigham City, Utah 14. Wednesday, July mat Gondola, Navy Model, On Grand Canal rov tr A ayn mont rs w lew abo mont hem nqui G ly a and he pa Anus on nesd ues. in com ie k T0t.pi HORSLEYS ne I Mrs. ton, REMODELING JOE MAHONEY ?es. d : r Cit Me SALE STARTS TODAY! o. enna Mr. CLOSING OUT i on, and ive w . --. ": Is f i T t; rt -- - i I r e' w-- a : . i ! f ' J : ... i ! ti .. u Jii. who once .. " .si St r .J ; 4 held the vjwxr and out- IS NOW A DOOB RECORDS, MEMBER OF THE P.8.1. . fjt A to 15 Special at $5.95 who won the 1917 Academy award for tier outstandmakes ing (performance in The Farmers Daughter, Oscar with her role in Rachel her frst hid for the . . . and the Stranger, in which she Holden and Robert Mitchum. ing a large orchid to Dr McCay for his contributions to canine welfare and to the National Dog Week organisation which is doing such sterling woik for America's canines. One way in which we can show our appreciation is to participate in the observance of National Dog Week, which takes place this year from September 19 to 25. - Prints with Boleros and 9 lively Ixiretta Young ,ate s; the n 19-1- , SUNDRESSES Bertha's. and cuts ene Ila brui $7.95 with co-sta- rs William ngs en a ho People Attend Burial Services Out-orelatives town and Out-Of-To- ha i e g timir f friends visiling at the home of Mr ,ind Mrs. R. P. Forsgren and 3v oowo attending the funeral and burial HOLDS THE RECORD services of their son, Lt. Earl FOR THE MOST GAMES PITCHED IN A MAJOR Foisgren last week, included LEA3X LITETIME. Mrs. Amy Wright, Mr. and Mrs. COE HURLED 4 IN THE Frank Wright, Mr. and Mrs. R.LAND 402 IN THF jhe pkord tor the A.L. BETWEEN 1890 Jonathan Earl, Mrs. Leon May-hue- , POOREST HOCKEY AND 1911 FOR A TOTAL Orville Forsgren and Mrs. DEFENSE IN A SINGLE' Attends Coburn Reunion OF 874 SEASON 6 FCLD BY THE Miss Louise Forsgren of Salt ' N.Y. RANGERS WHO HAD 8ETTER Mr. and Mrs. Lon Coburn and Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. John THAN 300 GCALS SCORED AGAINST THE DURING SEASON. sons, Darwayne and Delon, at- Forsgren and family, and Mr. T,M tended the Coburn family re and Mrs. Richard Forsgren and Anti Cruelty Society of Chicago) union held at Dunetta, Idaho on family of Rock Springs, Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wright chose a man whose work has Sunday, July 11. done and is doing much to bring greater health and happiness to the dog. BEAUTIFUL NEW Specifically, Dr. McCay was given the award for his past and present studies of dog nutrition. By Tom Farley Dr. Clive M. McCay, Professor He is the author of a standard of Animal Nutrition at Cornell work, Nutrition of the Dog, and over 150 research papers University, has been announced as the winner of the National which have appeared in leading and scientific jourDog Week Research Award for professional nals. 1947, consisting of $2,000 and a Dr. McCays whole life has medal of honor. This is the first r; award of what will be an an- been devoted to research. After nual prize intended to encour- receiving his Ph.D. at Stanford If- in 192j, he studied for a year at age research work of particular Yale as a National Research only value to canines. When the award was first an- Council Fellow. In 1927 he went nounced last year, it was stated to Cornell as Assistant Professor Animal Husbandry and bethat it was hoped it would serve of to stimulate new interest in the came a full professor in 1934. various fields of canine medi- He was appointed to his present cine and honor those who have position as Professor of Animal 1946. contributed to the welfare of Nutrition in dogs. Like most research scientists, In granting the prize to Dr. Dr. McCay is a very busy man. committee Besides his work at Cornell he McCay, the award (Dr. C. A. Elvehjem, dean of the is. working on dietary problems graduate school of the Univer- for several state mental instisity of Wisconsin; Dr. A. C. 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