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Show CARRIER NEWS AND VIEWS Page Star NEIGHBOR salesmen this month are Clark Wright. Michael Bilanzioh, and Bryce1 Loveless. These carriers have! sold more than 100 subscriptions each. Michael and Clark have1 more than half their routes subscribed and qualify for Christmas bonuses. Honor Roll (50 or more subscriptions) Brook West, Bruce Hunt, Scott Johnson, Mike Crocker. Chris West, Douglas Nieman, Tony Reigger, Stephen Pace, Rulon Steve DenHopkins. ning, and John Wicks. Runners-uare Tom Wilson, Connie Smith, Gary Hunt, Richard Widerburg, Lynn Luml-stroWin Pegelow, Ken and Robert Shoop. a newcomer to this colWin, umn. is a coin collector and reports that in his opinion selling subscriptions is one of the best ways to locate old coins. Hed like to pass on the information that nickles are becoming valuable. They must have mint marks above the dome of Monticello. An S' means the coin was minted in means P San Francisco, Philadelphia, "D means Denver. Stephen, another newcomer, is saving his money for college. He volunteered that for the time he invested and the collections he made this month, he averaged $3 an hour earnings. Rulon and his brother are saving towards a trip to California this summer. Due to an accident with his bike recently, Rulon injued his arm and could not deliver papers. So that he wouldnt have to give up his route, his brother delivered double routes 400 papers. on the Tom Blumenkamp, honor roll last month, is in the hospital for a foot operation. He has a substitute who will carry his papers, but he is forced to postpone collections for several ... in the newest of fashion's color I Neighbor The opaque nylon tricot slips and petticoats only15 1961 by 6, p i0RRA!N- BEGINNING DEC $ EVERY BUT BE w 1942-194- ... OPEN NIGHT & MISS ELAINE FULL SLIPS Cottons - Blonds $2.98 - $8.98 LORRAINE SUNDAY THROUGH DEC. 23 Opaque Nylons HALF SLIPS $2.98 Cottons - Blends to $5.98 , Nylon Tricot ounce Clat OTHER LADIES PANTIES 79c to $2.98 Banlon - Cotton - Acetate Sandy First VOW HEALTH... AHD YOU! Ward Play Wins District Honors 5 well-bein- g NOW AT OWEN'S Hush Puppies Nylon Lorraine sr Clauson, Phyllis Kendall, director, and Becky Smith, director; bark row: Jerry Sprague, Donald Shelion, Derrell Smith, Larry Stevens, Ruth Anderson, Peggy Stevens. The following is one of a chest, which has become proseries of articles furnished by gressively more dangerous, due the Utah Slate Mrdiral As- to the fact that, not only are sociation and published in more potent drugs readily availcooperation with your local able, but efforts have also been These articles are newspaper. made to make them more palaNamed winners in the District scheduled to appear occasiontable, especially for young competition were members ally throughout the year in children. Children should never or the Sandy First Ward MIA, an effort to better acquaint lie allowed in bathroom mediyou with problems of health, cine chests, or even near them, with their play Fattier Says No." and designed to improve the unattended. of the people of Competition was among five Another hazardous practice Utah. stakes, including East Jordan, with the medicine chest, is the Home Hazards The Bathroom of medicine from unlabl Mt. Jordan, Midvale, Sandy taking Home hazards are many, var- ed nd West Jordan, bottles, or with the ied. and sometimes almost in- out. This should never be lights done. The play was under direction genious. They exist throughout of both Razor used and blades, Phyllis Kendall and Becky the house. However, one of the most dangerous areas of the unused, should be carefully Smith and was presented at the stored. Used blades are espec- drama festval held at the Sandy house is the bathroom. The bathtub One of the ially dangerous whether in the Seventh- - Eighth ward chapel most common hazards of the bathroom, or elsewhere in the Saturday evening. tub is slipping and falling. This house. Featured in the First Ward Only adults should administer cast were is due to the fact that the tub Barbara Bateman, usually has a sloping, slick medicine. It is advisable that Ruth Stevens, Don Shelton, medicine chest be supplied bottom. It is often difficult for Darrell Smith, a person to steady himself be- with a lock and key. There are Larry Stevens, Carol Clawson, Sprague, Jerry medicine available chests with cause there are no hand holds reggy Stevens. or grab bars. The most com- combination locks. mon injuries suffered by this type of accident, are skull fractures, lacerations, back injuries, fractures of arms, or legs. This can be prevented by installing grab bars in convenient weeks.. For elderly or debililocations. A" and Carrier of routes a rublwr mat in B who have not yet reported tated people, tub is the necessary. meetinto the office for a sales Another type of bathtub acciing should come in Friday at dent which is easily avoidable, 5 p.m. is electrocution caused by an appliance falling into the bath' Wedding Vows Spoken tub, or a faulty electric cord. In St. George Temple All electrical appliances and wires should be far enough Robert A. Dykman claimed cannot Miss Claudia Stapley as his from the tub that they the reached It bather. be by LDS in St. George bride Temple rites Tuesday,' Nov. 28. Presl-.tftmg- would be advisable for older C. Snow officiated people and the very young, to Jhe'newlywedsaujMna'' assistance in taking a D. E. Stapley, tub bath. riWKti). Beaver, and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. The shower bath, while safer Dykman, 1188 Lorraine , Dr. than the tub is also fraught with (3420 South). The couple was honored at a hazard. Here again, the most reception Friday in the Beaver common hazard is slipping and LDS Ward amusement hall. falling, with the most common Attending the bride as maid injuries, head, back, arm, or THE MOST COMFORTABLE, Miss of honor was Georgia Another common hazard Stapley, a sister. Other atten- leg. CASUALS EVER MADE FOR ALL DAY WEAR dants were Miss DeAnna Stap- is scalding from a sudden surge ley, Miss Pauline Richardson, of water which can occur with Miss Carol Deane Boswell, Miss a faulty water system. Here Jolene Yardley, and Miss Mar- again by proper and plentiful cia Ralston. locations of grab bars, many of Wallace H. Jensen was best these accidents can be preventman while William Dykman, BRUSHED BREATHIN PIGSKIN CASUAL SHOES mixing-valv- e brother of the groom, Nick ed. A thermostatic BY WOLVERINE should must a in be Petersen any Gerald and Rokich, shower. ushered. The most hazardous part 61 The bride is a graduate of from University, the bathroom, is the medicine Young Brigham where she was affiliated with Cougarettes, concert band, and Step lively through marketing and housework In new Hush O. S. Trovata. She spent one Puppies. They breathe with your every step, and are specially year in Europe and the Middle Hell-Ctanned to brush up like new, and to resist water, too. East where she taught in a U.S. With crepe sole, steel shank support A delightful selection of Army school. Mr. Dykman is a graduate of fashion-righ- t colors. Girls' and women's sizes. the University of Utah. He has ... - irrvs S. U. in the two served years You'll love the glamour-glooi new fashion colors in this charming collection oi nylon lovelies. Truly masterpieces for all aglow your collection with frosty lace and misty double-fol- d nylon sheer. 11 eOens WILL n, Winners of the district MIA one-ac- t play contest was this group from Sandy First Ward who presented Father Says No, Left to right, front row: Barbara Bateman, Carol- - 895 .. Army. The couple is honeymooning in Las Vegas. They will make their home in Salt Lake. in Super Suave Acetate Tricot by M The Neighbor l0RRAN- - Miss Atkinson Will Wed Delightfully f.minint concoction as can be. In caiesainily soft Supar Suave Acetate Tricot that ntads no ironing. loco bodies, beguiling lacs straps. Saa how the skirt swirls from tho fitted waist Chooaa from blossom colors: Pink, Lamon, Orchid or Irii. Small, Medium or Large iHt Delliskave, 398 COITON DUSTERS 898 ROBES EXCELLENT SELECTION PAJAMAS & GOWNS $3.98 to $9.98 Flannel - Acetate Corduroy & to to 598 1798 Nylon Blends Nylon Blonds Other Gift Items; o Costume Jewelry o L.D.S. Books o Gift Certificates OUR Layaway Plan USE and YOUR CREDIT CARD 2310 Easf 4800 South Plenty of Free Periling R. Delliskave Announcement of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Karen Ann Atkinson to Ralph Delliskave Jr. is made by the parents of the bride-to-bMr. and Mrs. William G. Atkinson, 1439 Greenfield Ave. Parents of the prospective groom are Mr & Mrs Ralph THE WALTZ GOWN . .. Subscribe To CR-8-04- 21 Open till 9 Fridays Murray. An early 1500 East Vine 4691 Holladay Blvd. 'next to the Post Office) Phone CR 99 REDWING 1 HEADQUARTERS Open Friday Evenings St, June wedding is planned. Newlyweds Honored At Reception Center The Reception Center was the setting for a reception Monday evening which honored newlywed. Mr & Mrs Harvey C. Caster. The couple was married in Salt Lake LDS Temple rites Friday, Dec. 1. Parents of the former Miss Dana Jeppaon are Mr & Mrs Ervin F, Jeppson, 7520 South 900 East, Union. The groom is a son of Mrs Jesse Thomson, 418 East 7800 South. Attending the bride were her sisters, Mrs Ernest G. Gourley, Mrs Wendell J. Duncan, Mrs. J. Roy Ashby, Miss Jane Jeppson, Miss Christine Jeppson, Mis Susanne Jeppson, and Miss Delores Jeppson. John W. Gaster was best man while Trent G. Jeppson, Darrell Child, Tom Tatum, Udell Player, and J. Roy Ashby ushered. Miss Jeppson is a graduate of LDS The Business College. groom has completed an LDS Western Canadian mission. Bicycles $5 ANY HOLDS BIKE TILL CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY NOW FOR COLOR CHOICE - 100 BIKES TO CHOOSE FROM! 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