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Show The Page 4 May 9, 1957 j REFLEX Open House Farmington Jews F-1- Jet 02 (Continued from Page 1) for use by the 24 hour alert" units of the Air Defense Com- Will son. Pentathlon Senior Division Cunningham had 4,(121 points to win first place in the senior, division. Second place winner was Richard Hunt of Bountiful High with 3,!r.4 points, and third place, SUn Reed, North Davis Junior High, 3,.V7 points. Individual winners in the senior David division included: Dash Weaver, North Davis Junior High. David Cunningham. Broad jump High Jump David Cunningham. Goal throw Richard Hunt. Ball put David Cunningham. The sUte PenUthlon, sponsored held by the Deseret News, will be in May 1H at South High school Salt Lake City. (Continued from Page 1) Junior Division By Katherine Roee, Phone Farm. 4I-- J Honor-Ors- on Nielson ran up a score of 4,220 mand. Farmington A little boy waa born April 2tt to Mr. and Mra. Mark The power plant for the points for the first place position Munk. The little one weighed A pounds 2 Vi ounces and will be named home. is a Curtiss-Wrigaxial flow in the junior division. Ronald Kyle. Little David waa very happy to welcome his tiny brother Mrs. Orvilla Jacobson of Salt Lake ia maternal grandmother. jet engine capable of delivering Peay, South Davis Junior High, more than 10,000 pounds of thrust. was second place with 3,777 points, Bernard Johnsons The planes speed is rated as super- and Brad Cowley, Layton ElemenMr. and Mrs. Bernard Johnson went to Salt Lake Monday night ar An open house to honsonic with a service ceiling of over Layton to meet their son Ted who arrived tary school, was third place man or Oraon Day, 244 Angel Street, on Detroit Trip .10,000 feet. All other performance with 3, OKA Ft. Calif., from Ord, points. by plane Friheld be will inis classified data on the Mrs. W. J. Squire of St. George his 84th birthday Individual junior division winwhere he has been stationed since in m. 10 the Thelma until 7 from formation. her with p. n day daughter stayed will Farming-toin be Dash Ronald included: January. Ted The first flew in October, ners White's children while Thelma Layton LDS Second ward. He was eight days before leaving for went east to Detroit with Maurine born Trump, Centerville Elementary. lATkt 1873. and models later 8, May incorporated his next assignment in Yorktown, High the area rule or wasp waist de- Broad jump Ronald Peay. Davis-JunioBourne, and Virginia Fullmer to Mr. Day spent most of his early Florida. sign to permit greater speeds. The jump Gary Watson, North get the Bourne's a new car. They life in Kaysville. He spent two Canadian Visitor is with a parachute High. Goal throw James friends and toured years on an LDS Mission to EngClane to equipped Miss Dorothy Hill of Montreal, then visited Ball put James Niel- Nielson. shorten church and the run. of scenic interest landing Ann married land.. places He Ruth Quebec, Canada, visited this week temBarnes in the Salt Lake LDS at the home of her aunt and uncle history spots.Ann Muir He later married Annie ple. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Johnson. visDe of Aune Stennick Laytoft Brown of Layton in the Salt Lake Miss Hill will be going home next ited last weekend in Farmington Temple. He was engaged in farmweek. She has been a drum maj-ore- tt Daniel K. Bodily . . . completes the home of her friend Ann ing in Layton until his retirement. WAVJWAW for the Alleouettes football at Navy fire control training. Muir. team in Canada. He has LeRoi, Study Group eight children, Marvin Dinger Mr. and Mrs. Max Muir were Kaysville; Milton, Salt Lake City; Marvin Dinger has returned hosts Sunday evening to their Frank B., Kaysville; Myma and home from the hospital in San At present they are David Day, students at Brigham Francisco, where he went for tests study group. "The First 2,U Years. Young University in Provo; Mrs. and observation about a month ago. studying examination showed the exact position Now is the time to begin taking precautions Lawrence Page, Las Vegas; Re- 3 New Grandchildren which were causing the pressuffer Thousands of of vertebrae the people hayfever. 13 against 13th Birthday Mrs. Laurence Ravinkar became becca and Paul Day, Layton; You the need located ailment microdynameter, and scienfrom sure this by annually. and distressing nine great-mont- h Edward Fisher celebrated his a grandmother three times in the grandchildren those be one of those thousands. not tific chiropractic adjustments returned of April. April 17, her son grandchildren. thirteenth birthday Friday. May normal position. With the their to vertebrae octhe for , treat Mrs. Mr. 3. For a special and and daughter-in-lawnorpressure removed there was a return oithe A young man came to this clinic on April casion he went to Bountiful to at- Darrell Wilcock had a little girl. San Diego, Calif. (FHTNC) the and brain the between six for mal flow 1951. He had been suffering of impulses 12, years tend a minstrel show put on by The wee one weighed 7 pounds lo Daniel K. Bodily, seaman, USN, nose and throat. alof the all mucous to had He the from tried eyes, membranes drugs hayfever. South Davis Stake High Priests ounces, April 23 in Rancho Cor- son of Barton Bodily of Route J, lay the symptoms and shots to build up his imof which his grandfather O. R. dova, Calif., her daughter Loreen With the return of the messages from the brain, Box 41.1, Clearfield, graduated an and is member a addmunity to these elements, but he still had the Christensen Ferrell Fisher and the membranes regained their normal healthy April 5 as honor man of the Fire hayfever. actor in the show. ed a little baby girl to their family. resistance to these foreign materials, and the Control Technician School at the 7 pound 2 one little The the and House to Naval San weighed improve acquire Open tunity cause of the hayfever was eliminated. Diego, Training Center, Until the Calif. Microdynameter examination showed presAlene Jones, Helen Barlage and ounces, April So. Mr. and Mrs. Verdeland Park area. Francis Peterson had an open Leonard Wilcock had a baby girl, Washington meeting, however, the sure on several spinal nerves.- Hayfever is causBodily maintained an average of The patient continued to be checked and adcourse. house Friday, May 3 in honor of weighing .1 pounds 10 ounces. government had insisted that the 84.7 for the showed memed an mucuous of the by oversensitivity justed whenever the microdynameter He has been assigned to the attheir mother, Mrs. Catherine Hanproject would be sold to the high- Ray Steeds season branes to certain his dust, When hairs, hayfever foreign of proteins, seventieth celebrated continued pressure. as signs Bon and est who her tack Homme aircraft carrier permabidder, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Williams of sen, and various Have wonever most was he happy to Richard. you plant pollens. came around that year, birthday. Ogden and Mrs. Ella Odd of Kays- - nent substandard housing. irriBefore entering the service in Mrs. Hansen greeted guests at ville visited Sunday at the home dered why some people are sensitive to these for. . nose, the of free was running find that he ReP- - Dwson th fl"al Aug. 1A.K1, Bodily her home at 117 L St. in Salt Lake. of their brother and sister-in-law- ,' from graduated elements and The some are not? and eign people de-tated eyes. itching 1 throat, purchase price should the city Mrs. Hansen's daughter Alene, iMr. and Mrs. Ray Steed. j)avj8 High School in Kaysville, who are sensitive are those who have pressure cide to acquire the area was still , , Helen Francis and a daughter Kay h. utaj, ' A scientific When the on the nerves which supply the linings of the chiropractic examination can of New York presented her with, M and Mr, Richard KolUnd of subject to negotiation. Government had the project ap- - still leave sufficient moneys for whether or not your condition is tell nose and a plane tnp to Hawaii. She will This interferes throat. quickly eyes, pressure Ukf viaiud Sunday at the praised for sale to a private bidder upkeep and renovation, he said. leave May 14. Bon oyage. caused by nerve pressure. If it is, you stand an with the normal flow of impulses from the brain home of their daUffhler gon its value was set at 7.V,(KI0. Rep. Dawson pointed out that Par- Mr. Mrs. John and these excellent chance of recovery under chiropractic to functhem to cease areas, thus causing Injuries before the Government can sell We are hopeful of obtaining Little Meredee Gregory broke rish. care. If it is not, you will be advised to seek aid and them tioning normally susceptible rendering the property to the City, special Sunday V isitora price that would require annual Federal her collar bone Saturday when she elsew here. to disease. legislation must be passed Mr. and Mrs. John DeV room and payments, including 4 interest, this session fell at play. Janeen Merrill in-- ! ,', of Congress to permit Bill De Utah of less than the $8.1, cheer-xki, for j Yroom jured her leg in try-outhe Government to make the sale and family of Salt Lake! Congressman said. leader at Central Davis High to the City. He predicted, however, Mr. visited Sunday at the home of Ia Hoapital 5360 So. 1900 West Under the terms offered by the that he would have little trouble For Appointment Mrs. Lillian Burnham has been and Mrs. William DeVroom Sr. andj Federal the Congress act if the city having Dawson Government, Mr. Rep. Mrs. and Neumann. Robert now and is weeks ill for about 2 ROY, UTAH DIAL said, "the city should be able to decided to take advantage of the Bridal Shower in the hospital. proposal. from the rental purchase property A bridal shower honoring ShirCatherine Hansen Legislation permitting Layton Mrs. Catherine Hansen of Salt ley Hall was given Wednesday income at present rates. to acquire and operate Verdeland Lake was guest of honor Sunday evening at the home of Anna to be sufficient Park was approved by the 1A.77 There at a dinner given for her by her Hess. Ruth Aamodt of Bountiful income to appears meet all payments and' session of the Utah legislature. VVWWyWkVWWWVVVVVWWWy'yAWVWVVVWWWVWVASVyVVVVWftWVW Bishop was daughter and Mrs. Mary Heaniou and Mrs. DeVaughn Jones at their Mrs. Helen Johnson of Ogden home. The dinner was to celebrate Mrs. Hansens birthday which was visited Wednesday at the home III!:: Mrs. Francis Peterson of her mother, Mrs. Mary Ben- Friday. and the Jones daughter Catherine nion. Keith Mills of Salt Lake and a friend Frank Mr. and Mrs. Art Ruckert of Pritchard of American Fork, and Mrs. Helen Barlage and family llalliday visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mills. were guests. Mrs. Betty Gardner Farmington Second Miss Helen Kimball of Salt Lake Mrs. Betty Gardner has returned home from the hospital .after be- gave the book "Bon Voyage by ing there two weeks for tests and Mary Jane and Joseph Hayes Mon-- 1 observation. day afternoon at a luncheon given Look At Ernest Parrish by the Farmington Second Ward Ernest Parrish, father of John Relief Society. and Alma Parrish, underwent surAttend Fare ell Mr. and Mrs. l,eo Miller attendSALAD OIL gery Saturday morning. Mr. Pared meeting in the Bountiful Eighth rish will be so in August. Ward at p.m. Sunday. It was NuMade, For Those Horton Bournea the farewell testimonial of Merlin Who Want the Best qt. Hal Bourne of Salt Lake visit- Gardner prior to his departure ed over the weekend with his par- for the Southern States mission. Check These Values! PEACHES ents, Mr. and Mrs. Horton Bourne. Nevada Trip The Bournes' daughter Jackie of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Kynaston Kitchen Craft, Salt Lake also visited with them have 4 Sundown, Y,llo returned from a trip to Well- QQ Sweat Cream Sunday. for No. can visit-Cling, where ! Nevada, ington. Pk they Buttermilk ed with their son and daughter-in-- ! Hollow, Mr Mrs. and Orvill Kynas-- I Sleepy law, GRAPE JUICE Rich in ton. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Kynas-- , lg. 10 lbs. ton of Sandy- and Mrs. Olive Day 3 Real Maple 12 oz. Church's, of Immigration Canyon hud gone MOTHER'S DAY for 24 oz. bottle lbs. lbs. to Nevudu with them. MRS. WIXOM Dole's Frozen, BEVERAGE Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hepworth and FRONTIER LADY Pineapple, 6 oz. Linda and Sue granddaughters CHOCOLATES Hi-4 Wood of Kaysville visited a week Grape or 6-o- z. 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