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Show News of People You Know By MILDRED B. HALL Mr. and Mn. John Foweri, son Lynn and daughter, Kellle, and Mrs. Thelma Robblns, all of Orem, have returned from a vacation to Mexico, where they enjoyed visiting points of Interest In Mexico Ci'y and Acapulco. two-wee- k Niri. of Alene C. Simmons returned to her home and students, following a two week vacation which she spent at San Raphael, Calif., with her daughter, Marilyn and her husband, Charles Larkin and their sons. Peter and Stephen. While there, Mrs. SimFiuvo, lias iiuw troyer USS Cochrane, which has been designated the secondary recovery ship for the Apollo 8 lunar flight. During the recovery period Cochrane was on station in the mid- - Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dalton, Springvlile, came home to the flu after a delightful vacation Journey ovrr the past holiuVs spent in Hawaii. The couple, who joined a private tour, en joyed vistas and places of interest on the islands of Hawaii, Oahu and Kauai for 10 days. Mrs. Llla Hatch of Provo remons also enjoyed seeing some that her Maports plays and visited with friends. jor Philip Grindstaff. a former instructor in the ROTC program y at Kenneth J. Fakler, left Brigham Young University by air to return to his has been transferred to a new classes at Notre Dame Univer- assignment and Is now on duty sity, Notre Dame, Ind., after with the U. S. Air Force at his holiday break spent in Pro-v- o Austin, Tex. His wife, the for-- j with his parents, Mr. and mer Vivian Hatch, and their Mrs. Peter Fakler. During the 10 children of Murray, expect interim, he visited with his to join him in Austin in the brother Ronald Fakler and fam- near future. ily, Provo, and enjoyed a number of glorious days skiing at Army Private Douglas B. Park City and being entertain- Murphy, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earvin Murphy, Bridge-laned by friends. Utah, has completed eight Signalman Second Class Paul weeks of advanced infantry L. Thornburg, U. S. Navy, of training at Fort Ord, Calif. PriPleasant Grove, is serving vate Murphy, whose wife, Beth, aboard the guided missile des lives In Heber, received his Sat-urad- d, B. S. degree Stdt University Gets 4 HOROSCOPE R. R. Gift in 1967 from Utah The ,5,000 presented to Pro THURSDAY. JANUARY t to i, you rp on who (trpendi vo City this week by the Denver a g'f.it dri uoon rwrmonlout turround and liio Grande Western Raillor thf m.ntnnct 0 fmoiw mg Miss Marilyn Hatch, daughter Hal ty Ahfn ttim eontuwii road in appreciation for the of Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Hatch around voo. wiieirwr ttt confusion Ik ttt In or work of city crews in avoiding othw of San Jose, Calif., returned circuimtani.irvopiof uti'MWfti, deposition you ImJ :i major disaster after a r i you lot i c(v'Oi Sunday evening from California yuu l currying out vour normal. fvory ' IWU!V tram wreck in south-fastewhere she had spent the holiday ay funclioni Public and icvi-Provo has been Th mv ot nohl your lit both uttr break. The granddaughter of hall tV 10'u credited to will prov to t the Provo Fire th Mrs. Llla Hatch of Provo, Mari- lion to your dittlcuH iwi along fund. FRIDAY. JANUARY 10 lyn, has now resumed her stuYou CAPRICORN IDrc 2JJan 201 the Frovo departAlthough dies as a junior at BYU. cflnt opportunityTakto houlrj haw an ment and workers of Hie street iww tnwMHhip today promol advan'ag of hourt ot lnur in lata at clear-in- at Logan. Sn ' ') p'"11 3 or Central Utah Police Hold Traffic Seminar Police officers from through out the Central Utah area at inar Tuesday and Wednesday of this week at the Provo Police Clubhouse. Daily Herald , County. Damages Valley Hospital Names Of $10,304 Assistant Administrator A Fourth District Court jury has awarded $10,304.70 in damages to a Utah County boy as ttie result of injuries received nearly two years ago. Kerry James Walles, 3, had filed suit against BYU by and James D. Hart, formerly assistant administrator at Chi- i ldren's Hospital and Adult Medical Center of San Francisco, has htvn named assistant administrator of Utah Valley LDS Hospital in Provo, I'e has aln assisted in department trnoon You the area around the train through his guardian, James ready assumed his duties. AQUARIUS (Jan can kto other trom ne3te luttfrmg wreck and were mentioned in D. Walles. It charged that he Administrator Grant C. Bur- by tlling rhm your plant early In 'he j Don't make guesting a problem the appreciation gam had suffered injuries to his gon, who announced Mr. Hart's by expressed Be otl JOMar. Vi PISCES (Feb It railroad officials, the Fire De- fingers at a BYU laundromat in pokn but go about your jctiviliej s said Mr. Hart! appointment, your lite depended upon it Much can be reeeved the money partment of 1967. thit way will be assigned various profes-- ' accompiined January tuM Wake because of their devotion to ARIES (Var 22 Apr 20) The damages included $304.70 sional and service departments uie ot the tact and diplomacy at vour in the face of danger after disposal There it no need tor you to be duty in the hospital. would for medical expenses and $10,000 the train wreck. at blunt In your jpeech at you In joining Utah Valley Hospilike The comPart of the money will be used general damages. Jl! TAURUS (Apr Mr. Hart becomes part of tiH to tal. be h extremely petition promises to buy a new compressor for the day The Tauru who persevere! should the LDS Church's run helIn the out Fire Department and new ahead come long There are more than 3,000 system. The hospitals are in Your 21) GEMINI (May charitable Impulses. If followed, should mets will also be purchased. restaurants within the city limUtah, Idaho and Wyoming. lead you to the making of valuable new The remaining money will go its of Paris, France, according tr lends Look ahead Mr. Hart is a native of Boise, Outside toward the miscellaneous equip. !3) CANCER (June to the Encyclopaedia Ida and is a 1!H3 graduate of Intluencei may be more demanding than ment budget of the department. Make every enori you care to admit JAMES D. HART Brigham Young University. He, to go about your buslnesi In your own Firemen ignored the threat of hos- way in a holds masters degree fires Make all the explosion in extinguishing LEO (July 24 Aug. 13) the mission in Eastern Canada and allowances possible for those in the same that broke out in the wreckage. from the lsobutane tanks on pital administration from boat with you but less gifted than your ot Minnesota. the ammunition was assistant administrator at end University and It was feared that the fire may one self In meeting the circumstances, The wise VIRGO (Aug 24 Sept 23) He served Church his previous job for 3'a years. end. LDS bombs other an the on and mammoth cause a explosion Virgo will cultivate an air of calmness, - Do you have news brief or personal Item for this column. Call Mildred UaD at January Thursday, Utah Utah Boy Gets Fire Department YOUR BIRTHDAY - r - i r- I - - , Knight of the Utah was the instrucPatrol Highway course tor for the two-da- y which was sponsored by the Central Utah Peace Officers Association. Newell ' - involved in home-fron- t particularly activities. Childen may prove restive. Cease to LIBRA (Sept 24 0ct. 23) dwell In the realm ot your Imagination. in common so were Now Is the time for Libra to be pracTurkeys above all things the Connecticut Valley in 1717 tical If you 22) SCORPIO (Oct must a than display anger, make sure it falls that they sold for less upon the right ears and eyes. It would not do to harm another needlessly. penny a pound. If A SHOP MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 3 ihi1-Wfc'&- ii 1. ;.v ''' .'.. ... it KICK UP YOUR its mm HI ' Jlp SC EVA J fen srATfil) 1 M"v ) ENTIRE STOCK CHILDREN'S OF AND LADEIS SN0 BOOTS AND WATERPROOF FASHION BOOTS PRICED FOR 388 BOY'S AND GIRL'S REGULAR $5.99 NOW LADIES - BOY'S - GIRL'S REGULAR $6.99 f . . According to the 1968 Newspaper Consumer Analysis of Greater Salt Lake 588 MORE PEOPLE PREFER SEGO THAN ALL OTHER BRANDS COMBINED! LADIES WATERPROOF Here are the figu.es: OTHER TEN BRANDS COMBINED - 41.7 6- use use use use 46.9 7- 53.5 - 57.4 Sego Sego Sego Sego yourself why Sego is the popular brand. Buy ft next time yott shop. Join the swing to SEGO ... the evaporated milk with twice the country cream in find art for 988 every drop. rrwi v u LADIES Waterproof Foshion Boots Reg. $16.99 & $17.99 . . NOW . . 1H LADIES Waterproof Fashion Boots Reg. $19.99 to $22.99 . . NOW . . 12 42.6 And Sego's popularity grows every yeari 1968 6 . . 57.4 SEGO 196196- NOW . . 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