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Show Hill Airforce Base Installs New Electronic Devices Moose Election Officers Lake View Officers Holds Spotlight OS Extol Gospel Principals By Kyle Harrop Inspirational messages and coun- cil and Instruction were given by the Lake View Stake presidency, high council members and auxiliary heads to the well attended sessions of the stake quarterly conference held Saturday evening and Sunday President Henry A. Matia keynoted the theme of the conference as the "Restoration of the Priesthood" the phases of which were discussed by four following speakers. The morning Sossion Wing1 concluded by remarks of President Matis, who elaborated on standards and the challenges that confront us in maintaining them. "If we accept our duties, we are better for our responsibility," he said. "If a chal lenge leads you to do something wrong or degrading, refuse to low er your standards." If we live the teachings of the gospel we will not be in darkness as to what is right the story of Don Quioxte as an example of the re suits of meeting misdirected chal 'enff'-s- . For .instance, the Word of He used Wisdom is like the windmill that Don Quioxte was unwise in fighting. D Eam',s stake mission gave a brief renort of m'S'innirv work in the stake. He said that the church average for number of hours spent to convert a percnn is 161. in the View Stake it averages 81 hours In srteak'ne of the restoration of the Aaron'c Priev hand Mr. Fames rvomted nut that individual require ments for sa'vaion was taught to Adam and he was in turn com manded to have chidren and in struct them the way he had been instructed. Adam had the priest hood and it was handed on down to Moses, but It was taken from the earth with Moses becnse of the wickedness of men. and was not until Christ came that the priesthood wa again bestowed on man. As before, it was taken away because of wickedness but restored again by the power of God to Joseph Smith, which ended a period of 1500 years that mankind was without the blessing of the holy priesthood. Aldous Johnson, of the stake high council, pointed out that the priesthood of the government of the heavens, that through it all things are governed. It is the system by Derwird pres-den- t Election of new officers for the coming year and also initiation of which worlds and peoples are new members will be the highlights at the meeting of the Women of the brought into existence. Moose to be held on Friday. June, "The priesthood Is a blessing to 14th at 8 p m. at the Moose Home. one who lives the commandments All members are urged to come of God, but a curse to one who la out and participate In the election. he said. unworthy. Mrs Clyde F. Bills, membership Carrying the theme further. Arch chairman, and her committee have Jones of the stake high council, planned a program and will aerve made note of the fact that the refreshments. Mm. William Doly-nluMelchizedok Priesthood is called senior regent, will preside after a high priest of that name at thlj her last meeting and will The primary object of the Senior leave on Saturday for her new Aaromc Priesthood is to help men home in Stockton, California. to magnify their priesthood obliga tion," he said. of the high council Mr Steck Jay K Nelson, of the high conn stated that hr had behrved his cil reminded the members of the lob was the most important one scripture taken from the Doc. A 'n the church because It was his Cov "I the I,ord am bound when iob. ye do what I say, but when ye do Other speakers were Paul Stoke not. ye have no promise" who recently returned from Hawaii Lorenzo Belnap, stake superin- and Bennett Anderson a returned tendent of the Sunday School said missionary from the East Centra! that the basic thrill of life was in States. living the gospel. Reporting on the President Flovd D Fow-erroun work of the Sunday Schools of the stake. Mr. Belnap said that for the riled parents in the teaching of heir children in preparation to first time the averaee attendance of the Lake Vlew Stake Sunday l'ving righteous lives It is import nt tat children should learn to Schools has reached 40 per cent handle money work in the church C. Austin Child, branch pres-denof th eSouthern States Ms and accept council cf parents be he said s on said "We are o"r own de they are married. do not keep s'rovine anpet when "It is as Dossib'e to U spiritually the commandments of God." as it s to be undernourished." Pres New Mus'c for the morn ng session e R aid in his talk "The 'as fnr",h''d hv a rhorus of P8 ' otu Budge ran suffer from the lack o' to "d Itvearod bovs and girls of the Pnmarv omnirationi o' essertials in inching as the body-nn the lark of essentials of e st'kr 'ndrr ihe 'eepen o' -- e- e Omen's Juvenile delinquent? o'1 Stiron secou'pan rd rrmioals are suffering from bv Mrs Fern Patterson, stake spir tual malnutrition," he said. SEE UTAH FIRST IS THEME FOR NEW PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN Utah's 1957-5tourist promotion See program with a Utahns Utah First" theme is going into high gear, according to D James Cannon, director of the Utah Tour 1st and Publicity Council. There is a dual purpose behind the "See Utah First" program, Mr. Cannon pointed out (1) it means that Utahns will be spend ing their vacation money in their own state, and (2i Utahns will become so enthusiastic about the state scenic grandeur that they will be able to sell Utah's attrac (ions to out of tate visitors Boosters from various parts of Utah are urged to forget regional differences and wurk for each others good, Mr. Cannon said. As an example of this "Operation RECIPROCITY" theme, the state urist director cited the recent .ift of a beautiful 4x6 colored port-ai- t of Bryce Canyon to Hotel Tern ole Square in Salt Lake from the N Eldon Steck was released a Cameron Hotel Motel in Panguitch In the afternoon session the v ien Cameron of Panguitch, who clerk of View the Stake Sun Ijke afternoon session the Aaromc iresented as was N the portrait, pointed out Dilworth the Lyman, Priesthood Chorus of the stake, un day der the direction of Jay Beus, ac assistant clerk. Harry Heiscr wa hat tourist reciprocity among the sustained as stake clerk with Wen arious parts of Utah is the best companied by Wayne Devereaux at 'he nrean peasod the congregation dell Belnap and Emmett Wlggm vay to make tourism the state's No. as assistant clerks. industry with their numbers. All Utahns should be aware of Mr. Stcrk was sustained as a Lloyd Berrett, former bishop of '.'tab's two great tourist assets, member of the stake council high the Roy Fourth Ward, now a memdr Cannon said (1) unequalled ber of the high council, commented as was Frank Rawson and Orson P cemc attractions, and (2) unique Millett. on the meaning of the handshake nstoncal Old heritage. There isn't a will Folks be held Junr Day and the message that can be de in Utah, he added, that 26 at Lorm ommurnty in the Park Farr Oc rived from it "It is a great thing to shake hands with the people den as it has been in the past iasn'1 either one asset or the other, It was announced in the confer md most areas are liberally blessed we will be with in eternal life," he cnee also that you plan your vaca said. tions so that you can join in the N Eldon Stock, who was released fun at the annual 4th of July cele as stake clerk after 10 years of bration to be held at the Hooper service was sustained as a member Park this year. s t w-- with both. Utah communities are urged by the state tourist council to form a committee to capitalize on local tourist attraacions, and also to cooperate with other parts of the state on "Operation HECIPHO CITY. "Remember that the tourist dollar benefits every person in Utah." Mr Cannon concluded BurnettBridges Wed in June 6 Mn-eir- 't s accessible form, and will greatly reduce the amount of storage area required for records. Usinf a plastic tape, technicians can store more than 480,000 character on each reel. 'With four tap machines installed, the computor can read, write, make decisions, perform mathematics operations, then summarize the information in useful form, all with a degree of accuracy and speed unatainable human beings. by These operations can be done at a speed of 900 000 characters each minute and the decision can be reached at a rate of 2,300 each second. Because of its highly complex nature. the IBM computor must be accorded special treatment. It 20 tons of sensitive electronic equipment, including more than 5,000 vacuum tubes, generate enough heat each hour to heat three houses and since it will only operate under ideal conditions, equipment rated at 20 tons, together with humidity and dust control equipment have been pros ided Astaff of IBM engineers furnishes the dailly maintenance on the equipment. Hill AFB officials said that when the Random Access Memory Accounting units are installed later this year, the machines will be able to store and have immediate access to more than 6.000.000 items of business information in one machine Four such units are expected to be installed lXAI. GIRL HURT IN FALL Miss Jol.vnn Jensen daughter of Mr and Mr' Arthur H Jensen, was severlv injured in a fall in I gan Cans on on Thursday of last week. The family had taken a ride I ike and returned to to picnic. JoLynn Canyon Iigan and a friend, Sharon Nelson, derided to hike up the mountain side Coinm gdown JoLynn loat her fruiting and fell It was stated that if a hush hadn't broken her fall up to lb-a- r -- She would h.fve rollcri anothT 75 h i t Mi" Jeii'i n was hospitalized fur two da s suffering a hro ken mt'e and a fractured vert I The Salt Lake Temple was the hr.u in hi r neck She was in trae scene of Miss Deanna Burett and James Bride's wedding on June 6, turn for that time 1957. .Miss Burnett is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. William J. Burnett, of Sunset, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Lrgrand Bridge of Morgai. the ceremony the Following young couple wa honored at a reception in the Sunset Elementary School. The biidal party greeted guests before an arch adorned with pink peonies and pink and blue ribbon bows, lighted c.'tndleabra trmmed wth pnk and blue bows were on each side The bride was attractively gowned in a creation of white lace and nylon tulle over taffeta The snug bodice featured a sweet heart neckline and released a full skirt enhanced with small ruffles. She carried a bouquet of pink rose and feathered carnations centered with an orchid tied with white satin ribbon Bridesmaids were Miss Sandra TWO AND ONE HALF ton of wheat was passed out to memBurnett, Miss Jane Bridges. Mrs Scott Mikcsell and Mrs Jerry Ells bers of the Third Quorum of Eiders. Hooper First Ward, This is worth. They were frocked in blue recently as part of the welfare program of the quorum and pink embossed taffeta and car but one months purchase of storage items Each month the ried fan shaped blue and pink car quorum decides on a item and then the group all purchase it nations tied with blue and pink to gain better prices and build up together their two year ribbon. Pictured are 1.. to r., Herbert Peterson. Blaine supply. The matron of the bride chose a and J. O. McArthur, who are serving as the committee rose crepe and lace dress Mrs OFFICE HELP WANTED for this project. There are 71 members participating in this Bridges wore a lovely blue polished He had worked there a year wher program. HELP for 3 hours per day cotton. Pink rosebuds tied with a better opportunity was offerer OFFICE 6244 Phone then ribbon silver complimented him at the Pillsbury Mills. After ensembles. that they lived in Clearfield for WANTED j Mike Bridges performed the du awhile, but eventually felt that liv man. best of tics would be advan more in FREE FREE FREE Roy FREE ing Following a honeymoon trip to tages to them. Recently Mr. Run FREE Adorable kittens, 3 male, Falls the 1 1 female chel left the mills and went to work 5258 So. 2375 W. Phone Wyoming and Idaho couple will reside in Roy. at Hill Air Force Base as a Ma 4 3198 leliel Dispatcher, a position that his Copywrite 1J57 WOMAN 18 55, to address and mail By R. F. COTTLE service in the Navy well qualified u at home on comcirculars our . him for. FAIR, mission. Write GIFT The Runchels now have four Penna. (Dept. 8), Springfield, lovely children. Gary 14, Lloyd 10 Margaret Ann 8, and Joan, two WILL TEND CHILDREN in my years. home. Opal George, 5363 So. One of the worlds great emblems. The AMERICAN FLAG, is 2000 West. Roy. Phone 3 6684. Eyler and Edna Runchel have a honored June 14 The American Flag i respected as our national long record of service in church be HAVE to done YOU IF digging emblem, world wide Sometimes those who see it flying in the activities. At present Eylcr is a of any type, farm drainage, sewbreeze in far away places get butterflies in their stomachs and a good member of the Lake View Stake or water lines, small, big ers, job old homesick feeling Senior Aaromc Priesthood Com see us. Work by the hour or conErcdonia, Wis., BERNARD J. C'lGRAND. a 19 year-old- . mittee. He is also on the "sick com tract. Bert Robinson and Son, Americans, worried was that 1885 14. on June mittec' of the Roy City Volunteer school teacher Phone EG 9 0808, Hooper, Utah Fire Department. In Clearfield he who unfurled flags on many patriotic occasions, as the birth did not have was a member of the 2030 Club FOR SALE days of famous presidents or the 4th of July, Besides being a busy wife and a special day to celebrate and honor the flag itself. mother and homemaker. Edna is TWO OF THE BEST locations for IN His HEART was this dream, therefore June 14. 1885 in a homes in Roy. Each 102 ft. front-secretary of the Lake View Stake schoolhouse, his students read essavs on the history of the in the new the meant to them age facing Board and Pri park teaches Primary flag, gave talks on what the Stars and Stripes center of three fine additions. how or why the stais and stripes were mary In her ward. For several years about known Not much is Inquire 532j) So. 2300 West, Roy. on June 14, she has been active in the PTA ,hosen. The history of Betsy Rosg sheds some light, and created of the Riverdale organization FOR FATHER, Gillette kit, 20 771, the second Continental Congress, with no debate quickly School where her children have at the 13 of the "That resolution. flag a blades and a can of foamy shavwith banner national the tended. She has served on several Unnon the that cream and white, Special $1.00. InjecUnited States be 13 stripes, alternate red ing committees of the PTA, last year tor Razor kit in travel case for be 13 stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation." she was first vice president and this to honor the only $1.00. Gillette Fisherman's Cigrand never gave up appealing for a special day kit with blades, razor, fishing year she has been appointed as articles, in made magazine he appeals A stirring gifted writer, flag. hook and box, Special $1.00. chairman of the publicity commitSpoke in many public to congressmen and presidents and letters Phone Drug tee of that organization. She is also places in his relentless campaign. a den mother for the Cub Scouts. PICKETS, Plywood, used lumber, IN THE WAR YEAR of 1916 President Wilson proriaimrd A farewell testimonial in honor Edna Runchcl has many talents the boxes, scrap lumber. East of of Elder Carl J. Thurgood, who Flag Day. He invited all Americans to join in displaying and her contribution of them are dream schoolteachers Navy Base. Rear U.S. Surplus has been called to the Netherlands a country' flag. Thus after 30 years many in whatever she undertakes Expiditers. Use southeast en- Mission will be held in the West and ambition came true. to do. Fountrance only. Point Ward chapel, Sunday evening A Patriotic group named the National Fraternal Hag Day Being a member ot the city fire Fredoma m site school old the 7.30 at 1957 After was June p.m. purchasing dation 16, organized. department is an obligation that DANDRUFF now is noinworry to appromake your purchase a hurry He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Township for $1 they persuaded the Wisconsin Legislature Eyler Runchel has accepted with schoolhouse. stone cobble the to restore Bennion Mr. Drug. Alvin Thurgood. get Sanidyne. Thurgood priate money sincereity and esthusiam. He is the June 14, the foundation will hold it's annual ceremonies at and another fine example of the high A DREAM COME true, no waxing graduated from Davis High School of Flag Day father the J. Bernard Cigrand. honor will two site. for Weber They College type of men who comprise tie to do. Use Flaxo plastic type lin- attended the 5Ve may all join, where ever we are, In patriotic of oleum coating. W. M. Bush and years. He graduated from Reli- the American Flag. membership of the and thanksgiving. zeal, fiumillty Co. 1st Dr. West cl Roy P. 0. gious Institute, , Roy. s nhy-c,ra- 1 CLASSIFIED ADS Community Portraits By Kyle Harrop sincere desire to be of service to his community along with having training in the Navy, A Cun-ingto- THE LIVING prompted Eylcr William Runchal to volunteer as a fireman for the City of Roy when the department was first organized. PHILOSOPHIES The Runchels moved to Roy six years ago to be near Mr. Runchel's work at the Pillsbury Flour Mills Together, they built their comfor table little home at 1848 W. 4400 Elder Thurgood Answers CaU So. Eyler was born in Aalbourg, Denmark, the son of Jens and Johanna Runchcl. He had one brother and one sister. His parents readily accepted the gospel message as given them by the young LDS missionaries in their home town and immediately set about to come to this country, arriving in 1917. Eyler was about two years old then. The family settled in Brigham City, but when Eyler was nearly six, they moved to Ogden. His mother died in childbirth shortly afterward and his father eventually married Martha Tcinisee. The Runchel children received their education in the Ogden Public schools. The father worked as an engineer for Swift and Co., for several years but is now retired. Eylcr's brother Olaf, lives in Og den, and his sister Hcnie, now Mrs. Frank Coxey, lives in Clearfield. Despie the prejudge and resentment that the elder Runchel left behind him In joining the Mormon Church and leaving his native country he has never regretted doing as he did. Eyler met Edna Simmons at an MIA dance at the 22nd Ward one "fateful evening and they were married March 21, 1940, three months after they started going to- SEE UTAH F IRNT Allen Cameron, left, of Panguitch presents colored portrait of Bryce Canyon to Clarence West for display in Hotel Ttniple quure in Salt Lake City as part of Utah's Tourist Reciprocity" program All Utah communities are urged to promote the project "L'tahs See Utah First." Installation of a new series of electronic data processing machines has been completed at this base which will enable supply requisi tions and inventory accounting processes to be accomplished at about the speed of light. Brig. Gen. P. H. Robey. Commander of the Ogden Air Materiel Area, said the installation of the IBM "650" electronic computer is the first step within the Air Ma teriel Command to speed up the Air Force logistics business by automation. It is the first magnetic memory tape syetem to be installed between Denver and Ran Francisco Fifteen pieces of the new electronic data processing equipment, sometimes referred to as "electronic brains or digital computors, were recently installed at Hill Air Force Base, and seven additional pieces of data selection equipment are slated to be added in September of this year Gen. Robey said the new equipment pegged for use this fall includes a dandom Access Memory Accounting device, abbreviated to RAMAC, which would completely eliminate the use of any punched cards In the computing svstem At the present time the information stored on he magnetic tapes must be converted to punched cards in to be order for the tabulation printed out in final form He said that while the punched card svstem can operate at a speed of 2 400 characters a minute, it is so slow in relation to the compu-tor'ability to operate at the speed of light, it is comparable to refuel-inia jet airplane with n teaspoon The installation will handle paperwork for the acquisition, storage and inventory accounting of more than 250.000 different aircraft parts used throughout the Ogden Air Materiel Aear, as well as to sup port the jet fighter repair program at Hill AFB In addition, the units will be used to compute payrolls solve engineering problems and compute the Air Force require ments fur equipment anil spare parts for the future The prodigious memory rapantv it of the magnetic tapes nukc-possible in store an almost untimit ed volule of information in readily EYLER WILLIAM RUNCHEL one of the eight children of John and Bertha Sessions Simmons. She had been attending the LDS Busi ness College in Salt Lake City, commuting from Ogden where she lived with her sister Peggy, Mrs. Elmer Nelson, when she met Eylcr. When their first child, son Gary was eight months old, Eyler joined the Navy. After his basic training in Farragut, Idaho. Edna and the baby were able to be with him iD Brcmmerton, Wash., before he was shipped out He was assigned to the USS Onslow, a seaplane tender, that carried gasoline and equipment to service the planes at sea. Although he saw combat and had several narrow escapes, their ship was never in the midst of open fire. Eyler served in the Navy two and a half years a an aviation storekeeper. After the war, the Runchels made their home in Ogden and Ey. gether, Edna was born in Oakley, Idaho, lcr went to work for the railroad. j! Oer the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave one-roo- Ben-nio- one-roo- fire-fighte- : |
