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Show LOIS FITZGERALD, Reporter A civil defense meeting was held Mrs Dean Wheadon (Sher- rie Fitzgerald) have been visiting Mr St Mrs Ferris Fitzgerald, Mr & Mrs Frank Fitzgerald of Draper, Mr & Mrs Ramon Jenson of Salt Lake, and Mr & Mrs A. W. Whea don of Murray. They will return to Fort Ord where Den is stationed until further orders. Mr & Mrs Ralph B. Keeler are enjoying a my 10 Paso, Tex., Mexico, and Los An- geles, Calif. & & fll !irard The "King of The Furbearers", Mr Chinchilla, will reign supreme We all pride ourselves on being neighborly. Within the circle c4 week at the Hotel Newhouse next our community, the helping hand Is extended to those in distress Salt Lake City. Several hunin But being a good neighbor in just our own community is not enough- dred of these "AristoThere we many mutual problems facing all of us that can be solved crats of the Fur World" will be onIy on a national leveL Some of these are health and welfare problem! brought in from distant points to that are much better solved voluntarily through all our own efforts-- Mrs ribbons for the first V?t look like. The National Chinchilla Breeders Association, which has it3 headquarters in Salt Lake City, sponsors a pelt marketing organization, Farmer's Chinchilla Cooperative of America, which is planning to make its first offering of Chinchilla pelts for the breeders ' - .Torri-- ! d place compete and the gold loving cups. The Utah Branch of the National Chinchilla Breeders Association is sponsoring the show which will convene on Friday, Jan. 29 and continue through Jan. 30 and 31 at the Hotel Newhouse. Some of the finest and most beautiful chinchillas of the nation this year. Perhaps it won't be too long thereafter until some fortunate ladies will have a chance to match their beauty in chinchilla furs with that of the royal little blue-gra- y animal with the rare and valuable j coat. spear-heade- ms. xuiv, ll Th for the show and competition, and will give the general public an idea of what the chinchilla coat of the future will On Being a Good Neighbor oJan Stak C.ni and Green Ball was held Saturday night n e Itiverton junior high school auditorium. The theme was "June government jn January". "There was a good than by a paternalistic crow(j an(j an interesting floor' The scourge of polio is one problem that cannot be solved locally show was presented," reported Mrs Melba Coon, president of the Victory can be won' only if every community voluntarily supports YWMIA. coordinated national attack aeainst the disease. This requires a national Mr & Mrs Orvil Dimond enter- - organization to lead the fight Fortunately we have a battle-teste- d tained In honor of Mrs Zella White- - leader in the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. head on hcr birthday. Lk-h-t re. freshments were served to Mr & For 16 years the National Foundation and its county chapters have Mrs George T. Dimond, Mr & Mrs d the attack against polio. It Is a purely voluntary organ! Two queens and Tour attendants Edwin Dimond, Mr & Mrs Arthur 2ation financed solely by the March of Dimes. It grew out of the recog. were honored at the Gold and Dimond of Magna, and Mr & Mrs . t M(1m fc nnmiprpii niv ibmneh uu-ii.au m ne iwo draper waras i.inou Anaerson 01 filiavaie. an expensjve anj expansive effort. held Tuesday evening. The queen Mr & Mrs Thomas Russell (Bon-- : and attendants from the first ward nic Bateman) announced the birth ls the American way of doing things, as opposed to the totali- f Grand-,3St fiIrl 3 b3by ' SaturdayW.re Lfcu A"Cn; JOl RrVCS Ff tarian way in which government does it all and people must simply Roach. From the parents are Mr & Mrs Ross Bate- nis, i. Bur-bidg- family ' Chinchilla Breeders Assn. 1954 29, Friday, January Opens Show Today At Newhouse Hotel Page Two ROSEMARIE SCHMIDT, Reporter The Draper firemen held a party Wednesday evening at the home of Mr & Mrs Willard Day, honoring Mr 6c Mrs Burt Nichols and Mr & Harry Ballard, who have mov- ed to Murray and are now with the county firemen. Games were play- ed and refreshments served to 28 guests. The party was under direc-- t tion of Mrs Merle Dow and other members. Mrs Blanche Tucker is visiting her daughter, Lila Mae, on the west coast. Friday under direction of Jack Brimhall. Frank Jones from the county fire department gave a lece ture on fire fighting. Comm. showed a film and lectured on the atomic blast. Mr Wl Verne Hunter, Mr & Mrs Frank Nelson and Mr ,& Mrs W. A. will be on hand MIDVALE. SENTINEL THE of Salt Lake as Utah state director of the program. .ni. w ' FINAL ( : CLEANUP' - visited over Second ward, Ruth Miles, Sandra man. iFtzgerald, and Ethel Terry. The A farewell testimonial will be Some people believe that neighborliness should stop at the borders crown bearers were Jill Crossgrove held Sunday night in honor of of their own community. They would have the government take ovei and Lorraine Moller. The theme Paul Lyons in the West Jordan all large health and welfare programs. We don't believe these peopW was "Winter Wonderland". Second ward. He is leaving for the realize what this kind of government program would involve. stake conference was held at the New England States mission, A "Get Better Acquainted" As President Eisenhower recently said when talking about voluntary Draper First ward Sunday. In the ' morning session the music was ty was given Friday nieht at the agencies: "The slogan or a true democracy is not Lret the Government under the Sandy First ward choir. Ixmis Nelson home. Mrs Vere Nel- - dn it The true sloean is Let's do it Ourselves." Speakers were Glenn Cundick, Mar-- ! son and Mrs Connie Nuzman were va Kimball, Marion B. Hanks of hostesses. Neighbors Robert T. Lansdale, New York State Welfare Commissioner, recently Council of Seventies, and Stewart were Mr & Mrs Max Egbert, Mr & said this: "Without the facilities and services of voluntary agencies, Eccles of the Church Welfare pro- - Mrs Clyde Green, Mr & Mrs Wil- - vast sums would have to be spent by the State to build plants and First ward ML. ject. Pres. Stanley Rasmussen also lard Richardson, Mr & Mrs Arlen institute programs" and "while public and private agencies complement ' The Adult Education program spoke. At the evening session the Ham, Mr & Mrs Wallace Green, Mr eacn 0ther, it is the voluntary groups which have explored, pioneered, at the Mt. Jordan Singing Mothers fur-(Mrs Edmund McDougal, Mr & and Wednesday evening began developed techniques of assistance and set the pace for all pro-- nished the music. conandwill Mrs Lester Nuzman, Mr & Mrs Big- - ram, rwrnmont and vhmtarv high, Draper junior Speakers were, PnrW rfft nnt nfli-- t- hnth bavi . . . i i tinue for eight weeks, every Wed- - Dale Sorenson and Dean Dewey, itr, aim mr a mrs uison. found a sound basis for their existence in the American social structure from 7 to 9 p.m. It is under porting on their missions. Otis The and Explores of direction of Mrs Mitchell, and in- - Pierce, Ernest Jensen and Joseph the First ward were guests at a We think this ls sound reasoning. We hope that such voluntarj eludes a home sewing course. All Mickclsen also spoke. ' fireside chat at the home of Bill organizations will continne to be an integral part of the American waj YWMLY had a party honoring Jenson. Bishop McDougal was the interested in the course are invited of life. They provide a bulwark against regimentation and totalitarian Mrs Fern R. Smith of Crescent at speaker. Those attending were Jan- to attend. The sixth birthday of Pamela her home Monday evening. Their ice Richardson, Gayle Kidder, Kar-- , jafondes Brimhall was celebrated by her were 16 present, who made a cn Burkinshaw, Calvin Atwood, The 16th March of Dimes ls lust starting. It may well be the most family Saturday at their home. friendship baby quilt, after which Russell Benson, Brent Dimond, ciifirnnt nni ever held. The announcement of a new nrozram POLIC G. B. H. Hall, son of Admiral & refreshments were served. Douglas Benson, Stanley Obershaw, PREVENTION with a trial vaccine to be tested this year-- may mean A Mrs G. B. H. Hall, of Forfolk, Va., Barnard Fitzgerald, now Ralph Ashworth, David Schmidt, cas seems soon but it battle woa and ft grim close, Victory expensive is spending a few days with Mr & homo on leave, will leave Satur- Ernest Atwood, Sally Beckstead, beforft fc dl dQwn h d If we eyer iye mcre Mrs J. F. Cartwright, and Mr & day for the coast and later to Ko- and Betty Davis. rea. Ho is the son of Mr & Mrs Mr & Mrs William J,cak attend- Mrs F. B. Tuft. uer9 jj our chance to be good neighbors on a national scale and Mr & Mrs Garn Goff and family Barnard Fitzgerald, cd the Wilford ward where Mr prove ttat the 8pirit of voluntary cooperation Is a mighty weapof s The Literary club met of Price visited with the Jack Leak was the speaker Sunday eve disease and disaster. 'day evening at the home of Mrs ning. After the meeting the Leaks against Saturday. A 10th birthday party was held Merlin Allen. A book review was' and three other couples met at the! for Carol. Ann Potter, daughter of given by Mrs Evelyn Cole and re- - home of Mr & Mrs Jos. M Smith. was Elder Don Cook. It was held ward held a "Treasure Night" . Mr & Mrs Alma L. Potter, Wednes- - fresments were served. Mrs Guests were entertained at a at the church house following sac- - Tuesday. Each mother presented rament meeting Sunday night. Tea- - her daughter w ith a treasured gift Moving pictures, dancing and vetta Kimball assisted Mrs Allen luncheon Thursday at the Royal U . i M t -i e i m u c ruui are wt ljauue "?a Ior ntr 110Pe cnesi- - iirs race May- refreshments were enjoyed by in preparations, home. Guests were Mrs Spratling ' Jcan Mcaaman- nard and Mrs Lois Smith, teachers, Next Tuesday evening in the Wilson Bateman, Mrs Lee C. many of Carol Ann's school friends. & Mr Mrs The Ladies Republican club held Draper First ward MIA, Tommy Brown, Mrs Louis'pratt. and Mr & Joseph J. Schmidt re- were in charge of the affair. Janett Finlayson celebrated her a meeting at the home of Mrs Sadler will show pictures on Okin Mrs P. T. Bateman. turned home from a two weeks Orson Smith, Monday evening, awa and give, a report. Mrs Ger- Mr & Mrs Joseph Cutler of Salt trip to California and Mexico. They 15th birthday. Monday and was Seth Bills of Midvale gave the trude Keeler will speak on Mexico Lake visited with Roylance Sprat-- ' visited Mrs Schmidt's sister, Mrs honored by a family gathering in story of Abraham Lincoln's life in and show souvenirs; Mrs Koncu ling Money at the Spratling home John H. Gamble, in San Jose. They the evening. rate will give literature on France; Saturday. Mr Cutler knew Roy- - also spent some time in Bakcrsficld pictures. Fifteen were present. Mr & Mrs Clyde Coon and Mr & ' Mrs Clyde Fairbourn entertain- - and Mrs Desi Tuft will speak on lance's husband, Chaplain Mark L. visiting with Mrs Schmidt's broth- - Mrs L. J. Brown recently spent ed the Rocking Chair club at her China. All are invited to attend cr. Art Dahl, and hcr mother, Mrs ' our days jn Denver, Colo. They Money, when he was in Korea. home Friday evening. Sewing, vis- Mr & Mrs George Whetman had at the Second ward Mia- - Amanda Dahl. tended the Western National Stock iting and refreshments were enjoy- the following visitors at their home Maid and Explorer fireside chat The Junior Gleaners of the First ' Show. ed by 12 guests. Sunday: Mr Mrs Jack Wiberg, Mrs Mr & Mrs Richard Carlquist en-- ' Sam Watkins, of Clearfield. Mrs tertained at their home Sunday ' John Taylor of Morgan, Mr & Mrs evening lor Mr & Mrs Harold How Harold Whetman of Murray, Mr & lott, Mr St Mrs Clayton Vawdrey, Mrs Kenneth Dunn of Midvale, and Mr & Mrs A. N. Cole, Mr & Mrs Mr & Mrs George James of Draper, Rayburn Dow of Draper, long time worker in the American Le gion junior baseball program, has been appointed state director of gives relief-eas- es moving in the 1954 season, it was announced rmmmmmm m Saturday. A member of the Salt y . .1011. Lake county fire department, he has worked in every capacity in the baseball rrogram He played den Howlctt. was served A smorgasbord Thursday evening at the home of Mr & Mrs Clyde Fairbourn, to 16 couples. Games were played. Hos- tesscs were Mrs Don Denton, Mrs Sanderson, Mrs George Stringfellew, Mrs Jay Gunnell, and Mrs Clyde Fairbourn. 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