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Show " 1 : : 7-- SUNDAY HERALD. FEBRUARY SUNDAY, v. A Utah f 6. 1955 Utah Countv. C-5- Pleasant Grove Hobbyists Find Joy, Relaxation In Variety of Creative Work 4's Pvt; Kenneth Bryant Serves fnxGermany : ' I "ORPS, 'Korea Pfc: Gary A. Snow Wootton, son of Mrs: Alvira P. AlaskaPar- U. S. FORCES, Sgt. Donald L Tovey Stationed in Germany Bert L. Taylor Receives Promotion Pfc. Gary A. Wootton Ends Officer Academy Soldiers Participate in i raining Maneuver Central Utah Men in Armed Forces Fleet of Off to Formosa - ticipating rn "Exercise Force Wootton, 175 W. 3rd S., Heber Bird," a joint Army-Air- x LOS ANGELES (UP) A fleet of maneuver in are City, Utah, recently was gradutraining Alaska, was five commercial C54 aircraft Mr ated from- - the I Corps V 2D ARMORED DIV., Germany three Utah County men en route from here to Formosa BERLIN Pvt.x Kenneth Bryant, Pfc. Bert L. Taylor, son of Officer Academy in Saturday, resuming the civilian. 'of Arvada. Colo..Nis serving in and Mrs.1 LeRoy S. Taylor, 1187 Sgt. Donald L. Tovey, 24, whose Thev are Pfc. Verl LAshcraft . ransDort airlift that ended afteriGermany with the 7731st Army Vr. 9th N., was recently promot; wife Renee, lives at 599 S.j State, 22,w son of Lloyd J. Ashcraft, 91 Korea. A Unit Orem,v N is with the specialist , in the. E. Berlin. survey to his 4th authon ; ed ; , X Glen in Utah, servingpresent ranK, SpringviUe Cpl. the Korean hostilities. t-iiortar GerBase 2d Force O. Division Air Armored in Wolters . Company of th whose 24. Heavy at wif ties from Davis. in Leora. Page An Air Force spokesman (Continued' Pvt. Bryant, whois assigned facesin mo'ie"star 31st RegiDivision's is pres- many. lives at 635; E. 2nd N., Pleasant 7thxInfantry X:.X Xf 'ManM . but believe me it has'papered Washington, said the air lift was with the unit's Company A, Is the have announced. Taylor Now undergoing rigorous Headquar Kug3iaKer Grove; and Cpl. Blaine W. John ment, received instruction part of routine contracts previous- son of Floyd Bryant 86 W. 3rd ently assigned to the 498th aliiiost',' :outjfcfwh 6ur;: home." Con S. of the as of Seventh the of John name ters EngiMrs. The son, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Blaine ddership,of units, map reading part Company ly committed to transport supplies N.,' Lehi, Utah. and. Mrs. Erma Mrs. Thayjnp has been a collector and other military 'subjects: be isi to in a 2d unit Armored W. the Johnrsoni American Fork.; would .have, neer Aviation mahvj Defense Assist- Bryant, 123 S. W. Temple, Salt Brigade, Army, always under the Mutual of .uniqueialt and pepper shakers way of true names the in the with included are SCARWAF contracts The efficiency peak' taining Category (Special ance the" Lake City. Airborne units, ground troops Program. proud "for 20 velars, and now is thrust and mobility ' that earned and equipment With Air Force). hobbyists, for she excels m so- with flying tiger linethe organiza't Army sets. i: 200 of are over tested Arnold M. Perrv 6wnp( her favorite hob- tion which performed a similar its reputation of "Hell on. Wheels" in thr exercise for being took V " his who Arid believe t or not? says mahy. One of P' in Taylor, operation She is now hies .is in World War II. X 1 as low as 50 de- - Receives oAidvancement Rust . basic training with 'the 1st Infan Jttrs; Thayne "my' hushand says in the process of making a be airlift to Korea beginning in July, Pfc. William temperature's overseas since last rees below zero. the outbreak "he can never find a salt or pepper fool try Division at Fort, Ord, Cali- Sgt. Tovey, on her loom. She 1950; shortly: before; ' long piece, , in io to Week PACIFIC . ine Arnold 'JA. of there.: FLEET ai j.xuvexiiiJ5,tfi -to the i fighting aisigiiea Tokyo fornia, is attached 'Xthe Spends Engi, shaker to use on the table." Pfc. Ashcraft, a field wirem an will complete two such pieces, Flying-Tigecion's54th r Mr said son of and Mrs. Be of china spokesmen with the 53rd Regiment of the Perry, . She has groups of neering and Design which will cut in two," and joined L. WilUam TOKYO Mili He Pfc. Battalion. entered loaded Rust, Liin. were thef of five : all by Army 498th planes Utah, has Santaqi Perry figures of Deode. and Engineer Aviation Brigade in March 1951, to complete a rang for her, size Army's - 71st Infantry Division. - whose crews Service Air at aavancea lives machinist's Deen to andcompleted I "' varieties '.of fruits. Red wood, 12 by 2.,a clerk Transport tary wife, Ramona, arrived in ,. Alaska" in October, 13 bedroom typist Headquarters as - Lawton at Fbrtbasic Calif. Force Air at Travis Base, i while rate, second training his soecialistX r are He USN, Pfc. received class,. tifses 311 E. 3rd S., Spanish Fork, Utah, represent yw. ne entered tne .Army in Mrs. many types silver, Conway ' Wash. She MATS officers requested the com ee.; And one speciaF pair, which of material in onChiistmas 1953, and completed basic serving aboard "the 'attaefc cargo Day. stripe Taylor March, in a week's leave spent recently an "elas for to be old on Ioolc irt o from pany 1944, prepared a on entered the service 16, has a rug made at Camp Roberts, Cal. ship USS Merrick." : dismay April lways'ic.avse ' training in Korea. his unit from Before entering 'the Naty 14 1954 . the laces 01 uiose wno see, is nylons, which is still in use she tic! schedule of similar shipments Tokyo Arlen R; Adamson Cpl,. Davis, a mechanic in the metrofuture. in tfrom the immediate is a made he attended 1950, The has skin. also December, rug Tokyo snake from largest mad 53rd Regiment of the Army's 71st Japan's funny Prior to induction, Pfc. Taylor Advanced in Navv Tooele in Tooele. "discarded anklets. She is suchc as Orphan School, High book the one pf larg attended Brigham 'Yoilhg" Univer Infantry Division, arrived ,in politan area and V braid the in either,. making FLEET adept R ACIFI Arlen 1953. ,and many Annie, Barney Google. The son Alaska, ui October,. est cities in the world. sity in Provo. His father, LeRoy of Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Nellie: M. Davis, 10 E; INDIAX TRAILS !son others are also viewed with inter ed, crocheted, knitted, or woven Adamson, an eleetrrican for is Rust, son; of Mr. and Mrs. aylor, W. Adamson ofN,470' E 1st N., he entered the Army in Overland trails of the est; Pairs of plastic ones made rugs. "And all are fascinating," Indians, Salem,-Utais neva Steel Works and alsoacts Byron Pleasant A. : Woodruff, Rust, he -says. are son and her nephew! part She; Center, Grove, jUtah, March, 1953. by Diesx , before wrh wfiite.men deep long Com Service in of 'clerk love a Secpersonnel everything lew says,.4! of her. prized . colection. Mrs. has been; advanced toboile'rm Cpl. Johnson, a member of cam to. were remarkain music, verse or crafts, of the. 24th Infantry Divi ond beauty, pany third rlass TTsV wtiilo k: orvin Company G of the 71st Infantry ble- for America, with tape1 Sharon" sets her Fu labels Stake. Ariz. LDSWard, (UP) Thayne WHITERIVER, the shortest and have tried them .all.; Boys sion's 19th Regiment. ' ar nd easiestfollowing the USS aboard Genera Fourth servicesHvere J Division's upon which is written where and as well neral transport his pending today Upon Regiment. receiving discharge, way possible between as girls should be taught N 1; of A former student at Brigham C. Breckinridge. "one CharlesxClarksoni from whom they came. ,, to - in J. in Sat. for rived Alaska various November, vvazspoints. Most of the modi iyior expects to acquire " have a hobby.' VShe has many tne isayy in 1953. A graduate of American ern transportation . lihesc east of scouts wno Meiore famous the Apache entering of on arts. the Junior Hobbyist . several crapbooks in engineering at degrc m September, iuoj, ana July, 1952116 was graduated from Fork High School, he' entered the the v Mississippi are based on guided-- ; the U.S., Cavalry m tne Army Mrs. Conway pictures designs Do Christensen, Young nnie June.v last arrived overseas Brigham Young f statehood University, 1'ieasanvorrove liign scnool. them. ' Army in June, 1953. of flowers, does copper and territorial and early daughter ,o Mr. ascd' Mrs S. made Mexico. New excels in days of Arizanaand Christensen. one of Pleasant aluminum' tooling, and embroidClarkson died yesterday at tne Grove's junior hobbyists, likes to all kinds' of, sewing and : work. age of 95 at the Indian Service Hos display her foreign collection of ery-In a few of Pleasant naming pital here on the Ft. Apache IndiA dolls, and actually dresses as a hobb5astsXne must Grove's hot an Reservation. ' He was born tne real live. Spanish doll herself, s Ross West, ,who ha sort of an ADache tribal chieftain ior she still lacks a ' Spanish doll forget Mrs Xmany. She.' was. the; first woman t;. Show Low, Ariz. v X in her collection." the1 eitv to do textilexraintin2 in Of course Donnie's hobby of with toothpicks;' She has assisedf; The old Cavalry" scout retirede years ui irpm neanyii foreign dolls id a fairly new hob- - people sat her ward in making 50 in isz4service that .hiciuded leading Army by, Ifaving been started jfor her aluminum trays, and has 15vof an expedition into Mexico after'the by her rtaijents, three years ,ago, ner;own. ner. specialty is uresbi renegade Apache chieftain, Geron- h COSMOPOLITAN AND PENTHOUSE uhen . they made a;, aing John 4. Pershing s Gen. and Hour of Eurppe. There are authimo,;. Another hobbyist- of note is cha se of the bandit, Pancho ViJ la entic costumed dolls from, Aus- -- Mrs.. Ella Sweat. She loves mak- Denmark, BelRUBBER CUSHIONS bato iium, Germany. Italy, WdfWed the out come her Three Solons Sponsor arf authentic Indian doll from thpRt a new baby dress is and shears, :v. fashionedr'AH eight of her grandSlpux.lhdiarureservation;! islation to Curb , Donnie hopes to' see her collec children have been blessed in her Leg tion grow and grow, for daddy creations. Juvenile Delinquency : has built her a special (display Then there is Mrs. Clara EdclasseMn cupboard" in "the tele wards, who delights in making WASHINGTON, (UP ) Three sen vision rptoni of their home: gorgeous wedding, cakes. She has ators have, introduced bills to help v In the a"back yard of their home enjoyed her hobby for 20 years. combat juvenile, delinquency. stands play house, Her beautiful frosted creations Sens. Estes Kefauver which toasfalso been a source of are seen at anniversaries, birth Thomas G. Heinings Jr. enjoyment to the little girl. It is days, and every othet type of and William! Lahger the and. completely outfitted. She, subwere of celebration. a members sponsors, Thirteen-year-ol- d an Hill-- made her parents designed J eand50th wedding committee which investigated juv Mrs. of Mr. mant daughter cake, two years ago. enile J delinquency last year. Ke- Guy. Hillman; lis another ""doll Since we have doll collectors favuer said their bills were the collector." .She has 'numerous in our group,, we must mention. result of last gear's gearings. ."keepsake" dolls: and she! likes Mrs.1. A, J. Rogers, arid her. for- "The measures . would: to reminisce over happy days of eign doll collection. She is the 1. federal law vioTurn juvenile fun when she and her little proud owner .of Priscilla and John to over state lators authorities. friends- set "up. housekeeping at Alden, flknsel and Gretel from U2. Authorize income tax exemp oh No. 110 Fairy Lane Aye., Holland; three Chinese dolls,- two tions for '' children. -foster Korean dolls, a Hawaiian- doll Iliilman' Street,, 3. Restrict free passage of un- Yoiirig Jean is the proud own? and a Japanese doll. She also ef of 41 dolls, which she has has an Indian doll collection carefully coddled and laved,cOl-as-- which includes a Piute doll rep resenting Utah ; a Navajo from they have been added to her . v-' v .Both pieces tpr Arizona ; a Seminole' from Flor- the heavenly blue morning glory lection 4hrbugh the ..years.!. love wouldn't iiVhat a on Kree little and from Canada, v her house, Li ida; girl l V to have a glass, doll case in her a Mexican doll. ' Mrs, Wadley could represent The COSMOPOLITAN, GROUP . own private room, whicn holds A Then there is Mrs. Mary Wad-le- y, the many more who follow a i AI i i 1 83 years young, who cares hobby even though it is notxas --JL 1 SEPARATE TT T" H REVERSIBLE CUSHIONS J r many pf her doll family?; Her OF 1 1 ' T--X i r v ' -small garden, and who colorful as some others, yet they d. 1 play house has been pUtfitted ruir poam p. RRpp roses nurtures the to suit her age tenderly petun- too, have found great joy and several times, At thev; present, time it has taken: Has, .pansies," snapdragons, and satisfaction in creation. ! -- ! . - . . - ? A) - f o . 1 , - ; . - L rug-makin- g. - 1 . . . . .X Anti-Aircr- ani--mai- ;" aft . S'-cti- : . C-- , IT 4 and-coppe- 1 . . 1 A i rug-maki- ng, i .: ; chil-dre- n's . cha-cte- - rs, , Old Apache Scout at Age 95 , -- t -- . ; J h, I c -- , - , . y. ' , lIfDInlaDInl(SS . - - , another full Carload of ' GROUPS three-mont- r. dolls.-howeve- x - Js J- Here's Unbeatable Value Jn FOAM - . t S . ife-siz- ed (D-Ten- n), (D-M- o) (R-ND- ! ), - I " - - ) - -- . " - . , 7tf . At " for-he- - , V i uL - rrJ 1 IU7 ' 4 3 r-- -- ' T JL r Lvi r K at amazingly, low prices IA. L. DUCKETT SALE & SERVICE! ... I HA" t INI M)hA t - tr m in . mm KIC r-- s BEAUTIFUL MODERN ' SAGE GREEN RED FEBRUARY . 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