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Show . i r ' ' ItKFfXSli' I Page 2 September 15, 1960 T v YOUR DOCTOR'S CORNER r Kavmtiet "" ' t t V'. . S'.-jt r - j . i 'S J' f 4 r i i f r p 4 f n SM.y '4 s' k. - i ?V.' t ' News, ';jf: Mathematics and the Mr. and Mrs. SUve Willey nd children Susan Rae and Jimmy have moved this week to their new home at South world we live in Bountiful quence of known facts. The apBy Dr. D. Keith Barnes is one of the plication of the process of Mathematics greatest, perhaps the greatest, known truths leads to new ones. ichievement of our present day By such a chain of reasoning Without it the the mathematician uses obserintelligence. measurement, imaginapower and organization of sci- vation, tion and very often large quanence would still be nil. Math tities of trial and error. In the in the arch of field of Chemistry, many Subis the and were suspected engineering. It is the Dictator stances known long bemathematicly In all designs, stationary, movfore they were found. ing or explosive. The decisive seen and is factor in economics Without mathematics medin art as well as music. Today cine would never have progresst is playing a vital part in our ed to its present day heights. would not lational survival and molding Radium and aur thought of the universe be in use. Sputnick would never with our place in it. have been imagined. The automobile and the jet would have Mathematics are often called remained ox carts, or perhaps mental gymnastics in that its the WHKEL, which changed main feature is reasoning: 1. mans life and habits completeInductive, with recourse to ly, would never have been disand experimentation covered. The discovery potenIn learning facts for basis of tial through mathematics each argument, but greatly limto method or pattern ited in its scope and too often and its possibilities know no results in questionable conclu- limits. sions. 2. Deductive reasoning Health is Natures Greatest leads to a conclusion based on I logical and inescapable conse Gift to Man Preserve It! key-sto- ' f ij i Mr. and Mrs. Claire Fullmer and family spent Saturday at Bear Lake fishing. Mrs. Herman Blamires returned home last week from the LDS Hospital and her condition is improving. Mr. and. Mrs. Clyde Biggs and son Scott, Sault St Marie, Michigan, arrived Tuesday to visit until Sept. 26 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Haliiday. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Thorn-leJay Thornley, Chris Drak-o- s few days last week spent at West Yellowstone fishing. While the men were fishing Mrs. Thornley visited with her sister, Mrs. Verna Marsden at Ashton, Idaho. Edwin Haliiday was confined to the Cooley Memorial Hospital at Brigham City for one week, undergoing treatment. He has returned home and is convalescing. Mrs. Alice Telford spent last weekend at Jackson Hole, Wyo., vacationing. Mr. and Mra. John Murdock from Lava Hot Springs and Sun Valley, Idaho where they spent three days last week vacationing. Mr. and Mrs. Varge Thompson and two sons attended the Mr. and Mr. Jack D. Holmes Mickey Thompson speed races had their infant daughter bapat Wendover Thursday tized in Our Saviour's Lutheran morning. Church in Roy Sunday. The wee Mrs. Paul Kilfoyle and eon one, first baby for hex parents, Mrs. Kirtley Tucker Michael, has been named Gigi Nichole. spent the weekend in Southern servthe baptismal Following Utah visiting with Mrs. Julia ices, the Holmes entertained at Jorgenson. Sands Cafe for Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. P. A. Papworth, Salt Floyd Eberstein and Miss HeLake, visited Sunday at the len Eberstein, Ogden. Miss Hehome of her sister, Mr. and len Eberstein is the baby's Mrs. 0. A. Williams. Mr. and Mr. M. J. Rappleye, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Bushnell enjoyed a day in Salt Lake Saturday with lunch and visiting friends. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kent were Mr. Premium and Mrs. Cortez Kent, Clearfield. Guests last weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Horne and family were Mrs. Home's sister a w, Mr. and and brother-in-- 1 Mrs. LaMone Butler, Richfield. They arrived to celebrate the PI st birthday anniversary of both their mother, Mrs. Francis Meyer, who is staying with the Hornes. Glen Spencer was confined Fresh Baked Powder last week to St. Benedicts hosy, X-r- Dont Miss This Opportunity to Stock on Quality .Canned Foods Up at Special Reduced Case Lot Prices es SUNSET NEWS A neighboihood goodbye party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Holmes honored Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bettes. Mr. and Mrs. Bettes will live in Santa where Mr. Monico, California, Bettes has accepted a position as flying instructor with an airplane company. returned U. S. 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