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Show t&mt awwy' 4 j jfntyaa t , . . the city with Roy future & SOUTH WEBER Mrs. Peggy HiH and family have returned from an 8 day to vacation which took them Boise, Idaho to visit with her mother, Lavina Fisher and over to Parma, Idaho to visit with Mr. and, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann and family. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann and family. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Westbrook during the week was Hermans sister Helen Burnett and their family of California. The boys stayed a few days with the Westbrook family. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Poll and Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Poll enjoyed a couple of days during the week up at Yellowstone and in Idaho visiting with friends and WITH A SMILE on his face??? at 5 ajn. in the morning Jack Seamons brush in hand nd the faithful Jaycees start a hard days work of painting the bleachers at Roy Park. Twenty five gallons of paint were used to complete the job. Heart Needs Rest During Summer. Heat Climax of (Thi h on of o tori hoolth column about your Hoart prepared by th Utah Hoart Association and published by this nowspapor as a public sorvica.) Hot and humid weather can make your heart work harder. This is one reason why people with heart disease should be par- omrm p" Congratulations to the new parents this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ray have a new baby girl while Reid and Marlene specialize In boys for they reticularly cautious in the summer, ceived their fifth on Monday according to the Utah Heart As- rrtorning. Seventeen boys and three men sociation. ment The Utah Heart Association suggests these healthful tops for staying cool during the summer: "Think cool. Try not to keep talking and complaining about the heat. Forget it if you can. Every now and again, run cool water over the inside of your wrists. strenuous over do; Don't sports are better left till cooler days. Pet Owners Should Wear Care For Animals During Hot Weather Save when your independent insurance agfent selects just the right amount of pro tection for your needs. Save with one of the new auto .or low-rat- e home-owner- s' Save policies. when your independent agent sees to it that you collect the full amount of your claim after an accident. Call us todau. Independent Agent VERHM. SMITH RM. 2pi, 133 So. State TA Clfd. 77 your Pet . . .. See that it has a license tag for the currant year firmly attached to Its collar. A lost dog stands a better chance of being returned to its rightful owner if there is an identification on its collar. Dogs are like children, they need daily grooming to keep them happy and well. It pays big to keep your pet healthy by giving it regular care. Protect your pet. Take it out Don't let it out. Thousands of Animals are killed each year on the streets and Highways. Pets are not safe when allowed to roam. Your American Humane Association and their affiliates suggests that you keep your Dog safe at home or on a leash at all times. Protect your children protect your pets. Be sure to read carefully on the Poison containers. If you have a new pet get him off to a good start, a happy, healthy one by taking to a veterinarian for a check up. Most animals require an extra supply of fresh, clean cool water during hot weather, and a cool, shady place is essential to the health of most animals. Thous- div-ide- ... Your j, , K .C pfcsi i i.i A V j ; r ; BALANCED EDUCATION loose-fittin- light-colore- d g, clothes over absorbent undergarments. Bath frequently. Be careful about your diet. Good nutrition is as important in the summer as in the winter but you will want different foods. Eat more fresh fruits and leafy salads, lighter meals with fewer spicy, heavy or fat foods. Go easy on the iced drinks often they actually make' you feel hotter. Tbe summer swelter also causes the loss of much salt from your body which must be continually replaced. For most peo-th- e salt lost through prespiring can be restored by an extra sprinkle of the salt shaker at the table. Salt pills should only be be taken at your doctors sugges- the Ys Way BYU GREAT University the long student, receive education of mind, body, and spirit together in an ideal soda! climate. FINEST FACILITIES Beautiful new build ings provide finest residences, classrooms, and laboratories. run,- - BYU graduates are in de- mand over the nation. FRIENDLY SPIRIT Student activities ore outstanding because students and faculty ore friendly, club and church activities are open to all. BYU offers all the advantages of a big university with- - all the attention of a small college. OUTSTANDING FACULTY Adequate faculty has been trained In o hundred universities and colleges. hlGH STANDARDS BYU academic standards are high, but pay dividends in Store in the Roy Shopping Center. Tire "money will be used by the group for the different projects throughout the year. Along with baked goods to be sold, the girls will make and sell bam sandwiches. - - , . University Relations Dvpuitunl Srighoa Young University, freve. Utok Please sene especially Interested - Why can some persons quickly and easily throw off every infection while others constantly wage a losing battle against one germ after another? Why do most Individuals react with overwhelming success to a vaccine, wliile it has very little effect on .CIT-Y- IYU.1 1 a Orientation Registration --r Sept. 18-2- Sept. 22-2- 1 i 5 1 V . r 'f r V t j S- -- STATE. UNIVERSITY s; ' I j rVos.it;! tI f v pr I - V V, vjL ' & -- I ( ; ! crazy figure, she could look for ward to that day of indulgence. One of her favorites for N-was Lemon Day Ice Cream. To make about quarts, chill cupa (large can) undiluted Carnation evaporated milk ln refrigerator tray until soft ice crystals form around edges of tray (about 26 to 30 minutest , Meanwhile, combine cups manhmallow D (Non-Diet-Da- y) 1-- ts 8 ounce jar), 14 whip (7-cup grated lemon rind, 12 cup lemon juice and 12 cup sugar: mix. Whip evaporated milk until stif (about 2 minutes). Add 14 cup lemon juice. Whip until very stiff (about 2 minutes longer). Fold marshmallow mixture into whipped evaporated milk. Spoon into refrigerator trays. Freeze until firm (about 3 hours) . j The Carnation Teen Commit-- ! tee, made up of teens in schools' across the country, make suggestions for this column. If you nave an idea, write to CTC, 124 East 38th Street,- New York, 16, N.Y. A Teen Party Idea booklet will be sent on request. -- 12 - & laboratory. Dr. Robort A. Good, March of Dimas research grantee in arthritis at University of Minnesota School of film. Medicine, checks an t . They proved later to be un- much closer to understanding able to forin antibodies in any the Uiifcle process of immunity way and thus could not throw and" its relation to disease," off disease. Dr. Good said. We now carf Secondly, Dr. Good found see a real possibility of learnthat these same animals would ing how to manipulate and accept skm grafts from other overcome the natural barriers rabbits. Normally, skin can to transplantation of human be transplanted only between organs, such as the kidney, as identical twins. By this means well as other tissues. the doctor was able to show Its tempting to speculate how the natural barriers to that someday we may have tissue transplantation can be thymus gland banks just as we knocked down merely by re- now have blood banks and moval of the thymus in the bone banks, in order to supply newborn. This phenomenon, thymus . tissues for persons the Minnesota pediatrician be- whose immune response is believes, has a human parallel, low par. This may also provide namely agammaglobulinemia, us with a means of altering an where antibodies are usually individual's immunologic pat-- , absent For example, one of tern by implanting foreign thythe children with this disease mus cells when the need arises. now under study by Dr. Goods The March of Dimes-sup- -, group has been carrying an ported scientist pointed out that intact skm graft for more than further studies of animals arti seven years even though the ficially deprived of the ability to produce antibodies are urskin had been taken from unrelated donor. gently needed to provide inStudies of this sort. Dr. Good sight into rheumatoid arthritis pointed out have been possible and other diseases which occur only during the last decade in patients with agammaglobusince modern treatment has linemia. enabled the survival of chilFundamental research aimed dren with immunologic defi- at unraveling these disease ciency diseases, and new labo- mysteries is already under way ratory techniques made possible with March of Dimes support the accurate analysis of blood at medical centers throughout and tissue components. the country, including Dr. We are gradually getting Goods laboratory. In his Minneapolis X-r- fistf popiibf Bn j IFeoExe g 13 set? DCi In 25 years, the death rate from uterine cancer has dropped 4 50 pef cent Dr. George N. Papanicolaou developed the Pap imear, a technique for -- detecting uterine cancer in its earliest, most curable stage. This has helped savt thousands of lives. . mm Not everyone insists on INSURED SAFETY for hi savings, but recent fluctuations of values of higheT risk investments has shown the wisdom of safe savings. A savings account at State means consistent and sub stantial earnings, currently a big 4V4 per annum. Be sides the extra margin of safety provided by States higher reserves higher thin most similar types of institu- tions in the Salt Lake Area and 44 higher than the national average accounts are insured to $10,000 by a permanent agency of the United States Government, . 03(11 . K!0a!E! Da4t WINGS RE-- SfORT SHOES FOR BOYS CUm Cne Mm Loogef Research hasted to Improved treatrrient by surgery and radiation, and to new life' prolonging'drugs. Today, over 1,000,000 Americans are cured of cancer. Only 160,000 bad been cured 25 years ago. gearing Weifcw CiwwalieOl5 tzesiad On lemt Um m' -- at Dy 1 MeM lined, ( m mat m. M wwii ... Iqg Am TODAY Clearfield MELVIN'S YEARS AGO CNIT ONE CANCER IN SEYEN WAS SAVED. TODAY IT IS ONE IN THREL IS PCSSICU TO SAVE ONE IN TWO. SATS THE ' AMERICAS CAMS. SOCIETY , PATIENT & SHOES (gif?! IFEIS I duUtion program. II aB cham-jeatin- .OF CANCER PROGRESS mm-FIY- .7 p.ra. to finish. The city furnished the paint with the agreement that the Jay cees do the work. It took 25 gaL of paint to complete the task, Mr. Parker added. with th sanest eating habits. Of course, if you can eat the gooiest goodie the most number of times and not have it show, ' you can skip this and go on to the Funnies. For the rest of you, there are not so many chuckles. Those poor eating habits must go. We dont mean you have to give up the ' good things of life and nibble wheat germ and raw carrots for the rest of your days. We mean you eat moderately and sensibly. Get your mother to help you with the calorie count and the nutrition. Be sure you hare the right amounts of protein, fresh vegetables, fats, minerals and vitamins every day. The natural sugar in fruits is just as satisfy- i k to DeLoy IRed) According Parker, President of the group, many of the members were at the park as early as 5 ajn. to start the work that took them until ' pear-shape- YEARS ft The Roy Jaycees recently un' dertook the task of painting and refinishing the bleachers t the Roy Park. rich desserts. problem is really ex cess poundage, dont invent a crash program of your own that will harm your health. Consult your doctor about how much to lose and how fast to lose it. And take his advice about what to eat A gal we know went from 156 d pounds to 125 lovely I lightweight ones. When the started, her biggest battle with will power. She resisted temptation to cheat by giving herpelf a day off every week. Stick to the unfattening things of life, she did for six days. The 'seventh, she allowed herself any thing she wanted, it worked, because she liked her new silhouette more than sipping sodas . . . g land gradually, she lost the habit She went from a monster muumuu to a svelte sheath in six short months. And while she was developing that AL E Today, millions more Americans have annual checkups than they did 25 years ago. Millions more know Cancer's Seven Danger Signals. Early delation and prompt treatment If cancer is 1 the keynote of the Americaa V Cancer Society's public Bleachers at Roy apk WHOS A DOLL? If your other persons? TWENTY-FIV- Jaycees Painty Finish By Betty Blake, Carnation Teen Committee If youre fighting the battle of the bulge, theres one big fact you have to face. It never stops. You are what you eat. The gals with the craziest figures are the ones ing Brigham Young NAM- EADDRES- j - mom tnfomalio4 eboet I- j - REMEMBER THESE DATES American artists and groups and celebrated artista from abroad. SUPPORT for the National Cultural Center by all the American people is an investment in the future for ourselves and our children. It will provide a stage for many fine performers who will come from this community and hundreds of others throughout the land. It will enrich the after working hours lives of millions. But perhaps the greatest benefactors will be future generations, who will find the climate more conducive than ever before to careers in the performing arts. AND WHEN the Center is built, it will enhance our image overseas, for our national values often are judged for better or for worse by what foreigners see in our capitaL As Prime Minister Nehru once said to Martha Graham: Your dancing and artistry will do more than all the planes and dollars in gaining understanding of the United States." Master Gland Key to Health Plan Now to Enroll Autumn Semester TO, the population explosion of which we have heard so much recently we now Jjave what is commonly referred to as the cultural explosion. All across the country there is an increasing interest in the arts -- drama, music, poetry, the dance, painting and sculpture. THIS INTEREST reflects mans desire for creative fulfillment In underprivileged societies this quest is unfortunately submerged in the struggle for mere survival. However, in a prosperous country like ours, where most of us have achieved a comfortable standard of living and increased leisure time, the need to enrich our daily existence through creative expression asserts itself. TO GIVE national encouragement to this grass roots" enthusiasm for the arts. Congress has designated a site in our capital for a National Cultural Center, stipulating that the buildings be erected with public contributions. The Center would serve as a stage for the performing arts, pro gjif. on August i It will be held at the Safeway CULTURAL EXTRAS The BYU program of lectures, concerts, assemblies, devotion als, and student activities is unequaled. CUF AND MAIL Explosion in the Arts WE SEEM TO LIVE in an age viding appropriate facilities of explosions. On the heels of for performances by talented The Candy Strip girls of the Weber County Hospital will hold a Bake Sale from 10 a.m. to 8 Get Your 3 Education hope It Is soon better. On August 14 Ranald Ritter was honored oh his birthday hill a birthday party. Many out of town guests were (resent They enjoyed an out door lunch and home made ice cream and cake. Theme Primary, Trail Round-Utvas held Thursday evening. 'All boys; fathers and mothers were invited. The boys were advanced in their classes and each at their gave a demonstration work on lesson. A typical round up luncheon was held out of doors after the program. The Davis County fair will be held Aug. 24 and 25. Davis County schools will begin on August 28 at the usual time. p. Candy Stripe Girls Hold Bake Sale Is there perhaps a master gland that triggers the immune reactions? "Yes, its the thymus gland," says Dr. Robert A Good, research professor of pediatrics at the University of Minnesota, and March of Dimes grantee. Dr. Good recently won the annual award medal of the American Society for Experimental Pathology, much of his work being done'with National Foundation financial support. Dr. Good presented new evidence greatly strengthening this theory about the thymus gland in a paper he delivered before the Federation of American Societies for Experimental tion. Biology, at Atlantic City. He detailed the results of Remember persons on A experiments csrried out in coldiet, sotmetfne prescribed for heart disease or other laboration with other scientists which, he said, provide eviconditions, should consult the docdence that the thymus is a key tor before adding or subtracting organ m the bodys endless salt. struggle to protect itself against harmful substances. The thymus is located behind the ands of pets die or become seribreastbone in hitmans. Much of Dr. Goods study ously iU when they are left in a closed car on sunny days. If was based on observation of 125 patients with agammaglobyou must . '. . leave your pet in ulinemia, a rare disease octhe car be sure to park in the curring most often in children shade and leave all windows partwhose bodies fail to produce ly open for ventilation. gamma globulin, the substance Be sure to have your pets vacin the blood which forms antibodies to fight of! invasion by cinated against Rabies, distempgerms and other foreign suber, and Hepatitis. These diseases stances. can be fatal 'Further study showed the association of other diseases with agammaglobulinemia, including a high incidence of rheumatoid arthritis and related diseases; leukemia and Hodgkin's disease (cancer of the lymph glands), and other disabilities suspected to result from malfunction of the immune system. This led Dr. Good and his associates to the thymus as the important organ of immunity. The theory was tested by removing the thymus of rabbits less than five days old. m Prepare for the Future at a Eeanon mother, Mrs. Reee Carver and 'their five children from Colorado are here visiting Watts and family. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ray with them lor ten days, ere also happy with their camp-- David Handraham has a broking this week. Mr. and Mrs. Mick- - en bone in his hand. When I asfc-e- y Koziac and 2 children of New ed what happened, be said Oh Jersey, and Mr, and Mrs. Kay some froze a water fell on. We with 24-2- the jump from one extreme to the other. If you find yourself caught in a sudden change, try to rest before becoming active. This will give your body time to adapt to the different weather environ- -- JTOD had a trip of all trips during the week. They took their horses and packed back into the Uinta Mountains for six wonderful days. They fished, saw lots of Wild life and really enjoyed the tug of war over a creek and every thing else that goes with the aid of door life. The advisors were Dale Poll, Lyman Scbenck and Vina PoIL Mr. and Mrs. Bayden Poll and Gayle spent the weekend in Wyoming, visiting with their daughter Joyce and Theran Wilde. Mr. and Mrs. Kent feambrough, Steven and Kevin have returned from California where they spent 2 weeks visiting and sight seeing. They went to Disneyland. Marine Land and attended a major league baseball game. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ormond and family of Clearwater, Okla. are here for ten days visiting relatives. But it is not only the person with a heart disease that must be careful during- - the beat of the summer. The active person with a well heart must be just as watchful. Your heart must supply blood not only to the working muscles but also to aid the cooling processes of your body. Your heart and blood play an important part in "thermal regulation" which helps keep you warm In cold weather and cool in hot weather. The body's bulit-i- n thermostatic takes machinery to adjust to weather extremes. This adjustment should be made gradually, if possible avoiding rage Four THE SUN CHRQNICUEVmURSDAT AUGUST 23, 1962 celebrating Its 25th Anniversary n WW5 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 56 Sputh Main, Salt Lake City . 75 South State. Clearfield |