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Show 7 i . SUNDAY HERALD Civil Defense Course Will Be Featur ed at Leadership Ten hours of instruction in Civil Defense will be a part of the 32nd annual BYU Leadership Week June , The Civil Defense program is being sponsored by the Women's Municipal Council of Provo under the direction of Mrs. Victor J. Bird, state director of wom en's Civil Defense activities. Mrs. Phil Snow, president of the council, is being assisted by Mrs. Orvil Drysdale, Civil Defense chairman for the Timpano gos First District of the Federated 20-2-4.. .Women's Clubs. Jean Wood 3 SUNDAY; JUNE 12. 1955 Utah County. Utah $ FIRMAGE'S JUNE JAMBOREE OF Statistics T80RN conduct a tour of the Provo tele-- Wavne B. Hales, professor at phone building in connection with BYU. and Colonel GlenMarston, J Salt Lake City, of tWU. S. Air the lecture, j will be Force, will explain radiological Emergency sanitation discussed by Lynn Thatcher, Salt monitaring and the Ground Ob Lake City, of the State Sanitation server Corps, which has Deen ex Department; and Dr. Vernon tended to include. Utah and! 11 Sail, Salt Lake City, of the State other western states. School Board, and Thorit Hebert-soiLecturesAvill be given each day Vineyard, principal of the at 11 am. in Room 235 of the Geneva School in Orem, will con Eyring Physical Science Center duct the class on Civil Defense ahdat 2:15 p. m. in Room 309 of for schools.! A demonstration on all types of the McKay Building. equipment to be used in home Leaflets on various phases of firefighting will be given by Owen Civil Defense will be distributed, McEwan. Salt Lake City. Dr. and exhibits will be on display. i UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL: Saturday: Boy to Woodrow and Lydia Heinz Winters, Springville. . Girl to Hyrum and Wanda Da vis Hardman, Provo. Boy to Max and Janice Madsen Graehl, Provo. n, j Friday: j Girl to Dee W. and Dorene n Flitton, Provo. Boy to Donald D. and Dorothy Campbell Reese, Provo. Thursday: Girl to Lyle 0. and Betty Clow-ar- d Mann. Erroneously listed as boy in first announcement. 01-se- mer Norma Robison, which took Fuller, Battle Creek, Mich., director of wom place in the -Manti Temple. en's activities for the Federal Civil Defense, has been invited to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Denhalter. attend the lectures and demonHollywood, ,Cal.fc have been visit strations, along with Colonel Al Byron Denhalters. J. Norton has re N., from Tooele; Mr. and Mrs. ing with the E. vin Sessions, Salt Lake City, Mrs. ThomasCanada are brothers. and J. UniByron where she Lyle Ellsworth, 1009 North turned from state Civil Defense director, and went funeral services versity Ave., from Mesa, Ariz.; Leonard Higgins, Salt Lake City J or to attend Mrs. A. M. Merk- - Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Gates, 552 Mrs. Marilyn Fonoimoana and her mother, state deputy director. two children, Linda and Mr. E. her 3rd S., from Antimony; who died at McGrath, At Mrs. Norton H. Pearl, Santa ley, 408 N. Mrs. and Sam of Scotty, have returned to Hawaii Lowrey, berta, Can., the latter part Rosa, Cal., director of women's May. Mr. Norton accompanied 5th W., from Tulare, Cal.. Fred after residing in Provo and Cali Civil Defense activities for Region her but returned previously. Dise, 469 N. 6th W., from Cali- fornia for the past year and a Seven, will join with Thelma fornia; jMr. and Mrs. Alma C. half. Mrs. Fonoimoana will join Huber, Logan, supervisor of the Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Wrathall Eitner, 74 E. 5th N., from TSalt her husband in Honolulu and they Utah State Agricultural College of Palo Alto, Cal., have been Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Bill will reside there. He preceded Home Economics Extension, and Provo visitors with Mr. and Mrsl Cowan, . 763 E. 8th N., from her to their new home a few Elna Miller, Logan, USAC exten James H. Shurtleff and Mr. and Dragerton; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph months ago, Mrs. Fonoimoana sion nutritionist, in instructing the Mrs. M. B. Wallace 68 E. 7th N., from Mur has been visiting in Provo with during the Crystal, section on food storage, mass week Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ryan, her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Alonzo - j J ray; . 911 Center East Street from Salt J. Morley. . feeding and everyday food shelf. ; : Dr. Harvey Fletcher, dean of Mr. and Mrs; Ellis Edwards of Lake City. the College of Physical and Engi Seattle, Wish., and Mr. and Mrsl. Sunday night snpper, 5 to 7 neering Sciences, will direct the John Edwards of San Francisco, Twelve Guide Patrol boys of p. m., Masonic Temple. Adults class on scientific advancement in arrived in Provo Thursday the 15th Ward, along with their $1.00, children 50c (adv.). the atomic age, while Mrs. Bea CaL, a visit with a brother and leader, Lucille Hall; a guest from for trice McHajrg, Salt Lake City, o wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ed- Ogden, Carl Claude Robbins, and Join our fine group attending the State Nurses Association, in wards. It has been 35 years Reuel Jones, spent Friday af the Berne Dedication Temple Civil in nurses State of the charge since Ellis and Charles have seen Camp; Williams They ate with Ceremonies. Complete tour from Defense Health Corps, and Golden each other. A family reunion is the soldiers and observed first to Provo only $987. aid practices. The boys are Provo back Jackman, Provo, will present lec being planned. Includes meals, hotels, tips (ex tures on home nursing and firs Frank Swan, Craig Seegmiller, ship) cept plane fare to Newj aid. Weston Pace, Kent Garrett, Bry Many newcomers to Provo in etc. or call Mrs. Alon Write Biological and chemical war clude Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. ant Chnstensen, Brian and Bruce York, 387 zo East 3rd North, J. Morley, fare will be explained by Dr, Smith, 617 N. 1st E. from Orem; Moody, Bobby McGee, Ronnie Provo. Telephone FR Louis Gebhardt, University o Mr. and Mrs. Osborn Goodrich Jones, Kirk Butterfield, and (adv.). Utah, who has been engaged in 1058 E. 3th S., from Port Angeles, Timmy and Jerry Hall. research on the Salk polio vac Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. J. A cine. Dr. Eugene Davie, Milford Brinkerhoff, 387 N. 3rd.E. from Mr. and Mrs. Bond Denhalter Aster plants 25c a dozen. Can atomic researcher, will lecture on Bicknell; Mr. and Mrs. Bert C and sons, Bruce and Richard, terbury bells, 10c each. 358 North (adv.). health, in the atomic age. Wilcox, 177 E! 4th N., from Lo have returned to their home in 10th West. FR Howard Blood and Harry Wat gan; Mr.i and Mrs. James H Canoga Park, Calif., after en visit with his Flv to Hawaii: $350. 8 dav son, Salt Lake City, will explain Burkey, 810 E. D. St., from joying a the telephone system in the com Grand Heaven, Mich.; Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron teacher tour complete with sight munications session, with Leland Mrs. L. Kay Barney 658 N. 4th Denhalter, and many other rel seeing, hotel, limousine service, to Perry, Provo, telling about radio E., from Murtaugh, Ida.; Mr. and atives and friends. The visitors transportation from Provo 4. Phone communication. John Snell, dis Mrs. Darrell Bickmore, 1080 W witnessed the redent wedding Provo. Departing July Merrill Christopher- trict manager of the Mountain 1st N., from Springville; Mr. and ceremony of Mrs. Denhalter's FR 242 W. Don and 4th brother, the (adv.). 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