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Show Kivanis The Junior League will use this event to raise monies for In addition to complete clothing departments for youngsters and adults, there will be a large selection of furniture, shoes, toys, housewares, appliances, and jewelry. The ladies of the Junior League will also be featuring the popular " room of apparel and other items donated by Ogden merchants and families. There will also be a light lunch available for those who feel the need for some refreshments. The Juni- c- League of Ogden is pleased to announce that its Good Old Fashioned Rummage Sale will be held Saturday, Sept. 22, 1973. It will be held once again at the Browning Armory, 650 E. 5300 So., South Ogden. The time has been set at 9 a m to 3 p m. For the last couples of years the Junior League has held the Miscellanea Mart" as one of its money making projects. This year it was decided to go back to the old time rummage sale that was held in the past. their many community projects. They serve the community in the areas of Health, Education, Welfare, Recreation and the Arts. are Before projects established, community needs are established in areas Next-to-New- where the greatest con- tribution to the community can be made and a definite need exists Some of these projects include: Puppet Shows are given to all elemen tary school children in the city and county schools and shows given in the City Park at Christmas time. Trained Docents give children tours through the Art Center and have developed art kits so that students can become familiar with the actual tools and supplies used in artistic expression. Senior citizens are of concern to the Junior League also. Many volunteer hours are given in assisting instructors in the arts and crafts area. The League also provided these important citizens with a mini bus to get them back and forth to the Golden Hour Center. The Junior League helped in the formation of PACT, a program designed to help children with specific or behavioral learning problems. To increase public awareness of our unique cultural heriLge and to encourage preservation of this heritage is the goal of the Junior League ladies. The report meeting League has also been very instrumental in providing funds and volunteers for the Ogden-WebEducation Center. This years president of the Junior League is Mrs. Frank B. Ellis. The chairman for the rummage sale is Mrs. Jack F. Clements. These ladies, along with the whole Junior League ask you to remember the Good Old Fashioned Rum- Sale mage Sept. The Roy Kiwanis Club opened its weekly meeting on time last Wednesday. The time was 7 '(() pm at Vans Blue Ox Restaurant in Roy Club President Alvin Strong was in charge of the meeting. After a fine meal, Alvin turned the meeting over m Bert Ure who reminded all members about our Little Red Hen awards, to be given to three members of the club for their outstanding accomplishments for the club during the past year. These awards are given each year at our Installation Banquet to be held in the month of September. Each Kiwanis member voted for the three members to be given the awards. 22, Browning Armory, 9 a.m. to p.m. See you all there! 3 Bobby Nielsen Patrolman promoted - The Utah Highway ROY Patrol announces that bob J. Nielsen, 2463 W. 4750 So., has recently been promoted to the position of Sergeant. He will live in Roy and his primary duty will be in Alcoholic Safety Action Project - Davis, Weber and Bex Elder Counties. attended Nielsen Mr. to work for wmul Kenilworth wv t r. uJT l V Kristen Taylor Supervisor, Salt Lake Ann Turner Betty Jones Wyoming Price Connie Etzel Provo Louise Young Logan Margaret Barrow Ogden Brady Salt Lake Anuette Uhrhan Salt Lake Wflnaits yoiunr Mggsfiestt fluomme lapimdlry iproMemm'? a.- - Elementary were month. They and approved unanimously the delegates to the convention were to vote for the amendments, for our club as directed, by the vote of the club members.. Meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m. Open house slated to honor mans birthday Vi VVYj Club secretary John Nelson new ammendments to the By Laws of Kiwanis International, to be voted on at the convention in Boise, this read School in Kenilworth Utah, Lincoln High School, Orem, and Weber State college where he got his B.S. degree in Police Science. He and his wife Emma Lou have three children. Mr. Nielsen served 4 years in the U.S. Navy, and has been assigned field duty in Weber and Davis County for the past 13 years. M2A v . Alvin gave a talk on the accomplishments the club has made in the past year during his term as President. ui- -t In observance of his 80th birthday, Mr. Leonard Bowman will be honored at an Open House on Saturday, Sept. 15. at the South Weber Ward Cultural Hall from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Mr. Bowman was born Sept. 4, 1893 at South Weber to Benjamin Franklin Bowman and Sarah Jane Kendell. He was born in a log house which is still standing today. His grandparents were typical im-- j. migrants, arriving in South Weberln lo56and 1P63. He still lives on the farm where he was born. He received his education in school house and a one year at Ogden High School. He can remember when the telephone, electric and the first lights, automobile came to South Weber. Mr. Bowman served in the U.S. Army in World War I for 16 months, 5 of these overseas. He served as Scoutmaster for 10 years under the leadership of S. Dilworih Young; he became a member of the LDS Church on July 18, 1925. Mr. Bowman married Inez Robins Blood June 16, 1926 in the Salt Lake Temple; she passed away Jan. 3, 1966. He served as Bishop of the South Weber Ward for 8 years, as a member of the South Ogden Stake High Council for 16 years, and as President of the South Ogden Stake High Priests Quorum for l'i years. He is presently serving as Ward Cleik in the South Weber Ward. He has served as Secretary of the Soikh Weber Diversion Canal Company for the past 14 years and as Secretary of the South Weber Irrigation Company for the last 7 years. He enjoys ball games, church service, temple work and his role as a member of the North Davis Senior Citizens Council one-roo- B I B B B fi I i 0 i B Name Address State City . Phone No.. Leonard Bowman MONTGOMERY WARDS in Roy SHOP BY PHONE 773-506- 0 1900 W. 5800 S. 5800 Square FflEE PARKING Delivery on largo Itoms on Aging. 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