Show Mellor of Worland Wy- aren went to Washington Utah to attend the funeral of the chiloming and Mr and Mrs WJD dren's grandfather Tom TruWaggoner of Rancho Cordova man and to visit with their California Mrs Lon Christensen of Mongrandmother and other relatives roe visited Saturday and Sunday Kathy Mark and Dorthy will In Fayette stay for a time with their grandMr and Mrs Sherman Lee mother and father before reand family of Sandy were Fayturning home House guests last weekend at ette visitors on Die weekend With the advent of the spring the Hafen home were Wm Paul Mr and Mrs HV Christenseason of 1967 most of us are sen of Sandy visited Mrs Della Buys of Bountiful and Wesley beginning to get out of doors Aebischer of Murray Bartholomew and Mrs Ida There are gardens and again Saturday and Sunday lawns that need work and outdoor of all sorts that have chores accumulated during the winter With the return of outdoor activities comes once again the hazard of minor accidents cuts MRS ROY ANDERSON and scratches Most often these from Correspondent aren’t serl::d and win heal ChBiUl PHONE Whoever believes in me quickly If properly cleaned and Leland Fayette Hews MRS KrV ” ' - IWSI 7S' fI V V r'T '’££ ¥ Ui2 NORVAL MELLOR Correspondent ' i " - rSHy- xi y': cfi RVN ROUND UP — Armored Personnel Carriers (APCs) Join Infantrymen to round up water buffalo in Pleiku Province The "cowboys” are soldiers of the 2d battalion 8th Infantry 4th Infantry Division They corralled the herd in pens for shipment to Edap Enang where the Montagnard cattle owners had resettled PHONE Mrs Erma Tuft of Kelsyyille California visited a week at the home of Burnlce Robinson She was joined later In the week by Mrs Leota Sturart and daughter Joan of Santa Rosa California Mrs Tuft and Mrs Sturart are sisters of Mrs Robinson Sunday Mr and Mrs Alton Anderson of Salt Lake were visitors at the Robinson home Kathy Shaw of Salt Lake City has been visiting her grandmother Mrs Ozemba Mellor Melvin Mellor Mrs entertained a group of children on Saturday honoring the birthday of her son NMl anniversary Mrs Clayton Peterson of Ephraim and Dr and Mrs Anderson and family of Seattle Washington were weekend callers at the Ray Bartholomew home Also visiting at the Bartholomew home were Mr and Mrs Jack Chatelaine and family of Logan They were returning from Lake Powell Weekend visitors at the Norval Mellor home were Mr and Mrs even iu uve to iourieen aays though the wound has healed First signs of tetanus are irritPage 5 Thursday June 29 1967 ability and restlessness Muscles rapidly become rigid eventually causing a clenched-Jaleer that gives tetanus Its nickname— lockjaw When symptoms appear the outlook is grim even with the best treatment To avoid the be sure deadly consequences you are immunized with tetanus Hunters and fishermen In Utah toxoid When you are Immunized spent nearly $25 million for antiyour body manufactures 488816 state hunting and fishing bodies that will fight tetanus licenses and tags permits toxin A booster Is needed every in fiscal year 1966 Sen ten years and whenever you are stamps Wallace F Bennett said injured today If you aren’t protected in an Fishing licenses tags permits emergency there Is no time for and stamps issued to Utah resiimmunization If you have no dents and totaled built-i- n Immunity your physiprotected 257997 Hunting licenses tags cian may Inject tetanus antitoxin But sometimes these little and stamps issued to An emergency shot however is permits be can more scratches serious both Utah residents and non- not always effective Sometimes they are the channel residents totaled 230819 Your only guaranwhich you could get through The gross cost to hunters in tee against tetanus is Immunizatetanus (lockjaw) Utah was $167370372 Utah tion with tetanus toxoid Only one spores lie ranked 13th nationally in the of every four Americans has this dormant In the soli of your garamount of money spent for huntHave protection you? den the dirt of your garage and ing The gross cost to fishermen the dust Inside your house These during the fiscal year was$733- spores can Infect you through 42513 The Beehive State ranked the tiniest wound— a pin scratch 32nd nationally In the amount of a Spring Here's a bee sting or a small cut says Sen money spent for fishing Week tip: a pamphlet of the American MedBennett said Make a note on your calendar ical Association Nationally hunters and fisherto have a qualified service man Tetanus spores may remain in men spent more than $139 million' come in this summer to clean your body for long periods withfor 42 million state hunting and and check the heating plant in out producing the disease Or fishing licenses tags permits home the American says your they may product poison effects and stamps Insurance Association AMA Offers Health And Safety Tips Mayfield News not remain in darkness —(John 12:45) Sometimes there is a tendency to become impatient with our rate of spiritual progress We feel that we should move ahead more speedily But soul unfoldment is not measured in terms of how fast or how slow but of how deep is how great is our awareness our understanding As we grow and develop in understanding we are capable of receiving more light Where before our eyes were closed to Truth now we see how all of our experiences have been part of God’s good plan for us may Visiting at the home of Mr Cleve Christiansen and Mrs Mr and were their children Mrs Keith Christiansen and famCalifornia ily from Atwater (Keith is stationed at the Castle Air Force Base near Atwater) Dr and Mrs William Christiansen and family from Ephraim and Mr and Mrs Layne Fowler and family from Murray Mr and Mrs Lamond Wllldns from St George visited over the weekend at the home of their Mr and Mrs son and family Jerry Wilkins Mrs Marjorie Hafen and chll- - Check Heating Unit $300 Gallon Save GUARANTEED ONE COAT GETS FOURTH STAR —General Robert E Haines Jr has his fourth star pinned on by General Harold K Johnson Army Chief of Staff and Mrs Haines during a ceremony held in the Pentagon on June 1 Following the promotion ceremony General Haines was sworn in as the new Vice Chief of Staff by Major General Kenneth G Wickham The Adjutant General Secretary of the Army Stanley R Resor and leading military and civilian dignitaries also attended the function US COMMAND ARMY INFORMATION Big Business Figures Prove Our Best White Titanium Pa ink House UNIT Lasts up to 8 Years! 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