Show 4A THE OGDEN OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- E JTNE SUNDAY MORNING 5 1960 Summer Camps Open For Utah Guardsmen 'By United Press Internationa! Utah National Guardsmen began their annual trek to summer training camps yesterday under clear warm skies More than 5000 Army and Air National Guardsmen from communities throughout the state officially begin their 15 days of summer training today at five camp sites Members of the First Howitzer Battalion comprised of units from Cedar City St George Fillmore Heaver end Richfield will not participate in the summer exercises They trained in Puerto Rico last March Air Guardsmen will train at Salt Lake City and Wendover Auxiliary Air Force Base Most of the Army Guard activity will be centered at Camp W G Williams Engineer outfits will work at the Francis Peak Radar Site in Davis County and in Hobble Creek Canyon in Utah County constructing new roadway and making improvements to existing roads Advance units of artillerymen from Brigham City and Garland began their small arms training t riday Brigham Ward To Honor Pair BRIGHAM CITY — A farewell testimonial honoring Mr and Mrs Clare Merrell of 36 E Third S will be held tonight in the Brigham City Sixth Ward Chapel The couple will leave tomorrow for the Eastern States Mission MR AND MRS CLARE MERThey will stay at the Peter Whit-mRELL of Brigham City will home in Fayette NY leave tomorrow for the LDS Friends and relatives are invited Eastern States Mission They to the testimonial tonight at which will be given a farewell testiBishop E Wayne Loveland will ofmonial tonight in the Brigham ficiate City Sixth Ward Both have been active in church and communities activities Mr Merrell served an LDS mission to ary in the Box Elder Stake and soEngland from 1912 to 1914 Mrs cial science leader in the Sixth Merrell has been a stake mission- - Ward Relief Society 1 Ift Ji Low® 7 Kaysville Youngsters At Boys State The their are: boys - CONTACT LENSES Better Than Ever SEE Dr Verne L Nielsen 2325 Wash 6!vd Terms Can Be Arranged Dial EX 3-10- 11 Na Charge for Consultation A I V "' feift v i i L 7--S-- I SKr L--4 A Jk tdM i Jr r "fcA R i-- 3 Pf--' i' A — —? OS iX -4 ly'W A t -- s': i :£ ’v I sVW S 5 V V Jr 4 0“t A if A' I l ' ii-'J- I --£ llt " A Wfflu '7 y I " fA‘ o cA' S? I ?i-'- - k t''5' s J -rlkY m or h p SUMMER SVa I PATIO and Furniture sponsors Brent Maxfield son of Mr and Mrs Wendell Bonne mort Maxfield Kays- ville Rotary Ronald Parker son of Mr and Mrs Frank Parker sponsored by Richard Gailey Steven Allen son of Mr and Mrs Wallace ' F Allen the Kaysville American Legion Post Bob Bonne-mo- rt son of Mr and Mrs Howard Bonnemart also the Legion Post David Young son of Mr and Mrs David R Young Kaysville Junior Chamber Michael Lowe son of Mr and Mrs George Lowe the Legion' Post Dean Umpleby son of Mr and Mrs William H Umpleby sponsor unreported WE’VE GOT IT Commission has reacted coolly to a suggestion that three of its institutions be turned over to the State Board of Healh - The institutions now operated by the Welfare Commission are the State Industrial School Ogden the State Hospital- Provo and the State Training School American Fork A retiring member of the Board of Health Dr Charles Ruggeri Jr proposed that if the State Health Department administered Gas Generators Gone the institutions they could be inKent’s Salvage at 2127 Wall have tegrated with other public health reported the theft of 80 gallons cf activities into a mental and physi- gasoline generators and other 'accal health program cessories V“' Tooele County KAYSVILLE — Seven youngsters from here are attending Boys State currently under way at Utah State University in Logan where they will learn first hand the complicated operations of state government Welfare Make The chairman of the Welfare Commission Clyde C Edmonds countered with: “I don’t know what they (health agencies) could do that we haven’t done” He noted that instruction is given at all three institutions giving the State Board of Education as much of a right to administer the institutions as has the Board of Health Gov George D Clyde however said he felt the proposals deserved study TW R ld backward over an embankment Uintah County Sheriff Norman Fletcher identified jthe victim as Mrs Edward Russell Barney 55 of Lapoint Her son also a passenger in the Jeep was not injured The driver Orlando J Cook 50 of Lapoint suffered minor shoulder injuries but his wife also escaped injury Fletcher said the accident occurred on an access road leading to a mountain sheep camp The Jeep did not have enough power to climb the grade stalled and rolled backwards The brakes fail- ed and the Jeep pitched backward over the embankment landing on Mrs Barney The fatality raised Utah’s 1960 traffic toll to 77 compared to 65 on the same date in 1959 Earlier Saturday Kenneth Lewis 27 of Brigham City died of injuries reaccident in ceived in a one-ca- r Umpleby State IMPROVED FITTING PROCEDURES -- (AP) — A woman was crushed to death yes-- 1 terday under a Jeep which had stalled on a steep grade and rolled I SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The er Woman Dies Under Jeep Near Verna! VERNAL fate Welfare Board Cool o Transfer of Control Idea THE PRICE IS SPECIAL THE SHIRTS! CARE-FRE- AFE Mm J5 1 slacks machine in WASH Penney buyers thought big bought big! You save handsomely on summers smartest short sleeve sport shirts! Find famous Dan River cottons in rich-ton- e Loungers' Table 'Sets Chairs Rectifiers solid esters in of the Most Wanted Styles In All all-cotto- n ’n cotton-Dacron- TOUCH UP IRON DRY Easy-to-care-f- or ironing if any All tailored in smart pleated style prints! All wash ’n wear with little or ho ironing all with cuffed sleeves one pocket Gif( folders! No charge eye-catchin- W Fcnney's hopsacking tropicals are a breezy blend of Acrilan® acrylic rayon and acetate they’re automatic wash ’n wear need little poly- ® Si j mm AMO COOL! E Low Prices pi m g all in the newest shades of charcoal tan blue-gre- y navy beige ad olive All priced Penney low! MEN'S 2447 Kiesel Ave S YOU GET IT! 2 EXTRA YEARS OF COLOR I Is J BEAUTY WITH FULLER PLUS -- 2' r PAINT! Men's Fashion NECKWEAR VALUE BUTT0H-DGW- N Gloss or Luxurious silk shantung stripes wool challis or smart rayon highlight man’s any tie collection Big selection of patterns colors Satin-Fla- t well-dresse- d YOUR AUTHORIZE© HER Don't delay! Corns In today! Rich cottons that wash ’n w’ear with little or no ironing! Sanforized® too and short sleeve styled to keep you extra cool! White blue tan nen't and grey all-comb- y98 M N PAINT DEALER BONiMRCHE 2265 Wash Dlvd EX 4-9431 3-PIE- ed Shop Pen ey's !ie EMBOSSED COTTON N0-IR0- N A SNAP TO CARE FOR! Revolutionary new Fuller Exterior House Point withstands harshest western weather Homes keep thatfresh painted" look for years Roll or brush it on quickly and easily Wide color selection OXFORD 14 to 17 Get the PAJAMA SETS1 CE top with smart placket trim long and short pants with snug-fi- t elastic waists Neat dot design in blue tan or grey What a buy! button-fron- t S-M- -L M 3 men' You'll Live Better A 3 six C N 98 D 79 One size fits ell Penney’s cushion - sole crew socks put slipper comfort in any pair of shoes you wear Soft abMasorbent chine washable medium set snug-fittin- g You'll Save |