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Show Tin: y MNIIIIMIIININUHlIIIII Stork Talk KAYSVILLE -- Mr. and Mrs. Willard II. Duiker, Jr., are the proud parents of a son horn at a Salt Lake hospital Thursday. This little Kiri has a sister. Sherry, age two. Mrs. Kathryn S. Parker is the grandmother. KAYSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Iionald Holt announce the arrival LAYTON Mr. and Mrs. Wilof a son at a Salt Lake hospital liam Umpleby are the proud parThursday. The little fellow has a ents of a baby boy born Friday at sister, Linda, four. a Salt Lake hospital. J OF BEAUTY IN MANHATTAN JUNE journal Sgt. and Mrs. of Denver, anRoy nounce the arrival of a baby daughz oz.baby made ter. The !) lb, her debut the morning1 of June 7, and was welcomed home by a brother and sister. Mrs. Hardison is the former Mauripe Forbes of Clearfield. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Forbes, Clearfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Hardison, Nashville. KAYSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. John j Reese are the parents of an eight lb. daughter, bodn at a Salt Lake hospital last week. The new arrival has two sisters. Kathleen, s, and Geraldine L. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Grandsen, Kaysville, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Resse, Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. KAYSVILLE Wall the arrivannounce Douglas al of a daughter at a Salt Lake hospital Thursday. The new arrival has a sister Dustie Dawn, '1. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Crawley, Kaysville, and Mr. and Mrs. John Skinner, Hollywood Calif., are the grandparents; and the great grandmother is Mrs. Ida M. Bountiful. CLEARFIELD MOTHER EARNS MEDICAL DEGREE R. Hardison, 1 1 23, 19;, $ V , Summer Woolens adjusted for Mrs. Richard R. Coe, 25, of Los Angeles, by her children, Helen, 4, Bobby, 1, and Martha, 3. They are proud of their mother, who earned her M.D. degree at the University of Southern California. The new doctors prescription for success is a patient husband and a good housekeeper. ( International ) GRADUATION CAP AND GOWN is ; TR !' ftTT ! - New York is recorded by an Infra-re- d photo ot a State Funding, recently purchased by Detroit combine. tair i strurtuie was snapped from the new annex of the MAJESTY in !di!' the second tallest. THE OLD HOME (International Exclusive) TOWN SUSyYOU TAKE THIS Btafc Bfefbo OME-YOLI- u. 1f ( By STANLEY WANTED TO TRYOUT ONE O' THOSE MEW CAES - DRIVE IT, AROUND THE BLOCK -- THE LADY THMKS THERES A SQUEAK M THE WHEELBASE -- REMEMBER ITS A MEW JOB DOMT GET tT DIRTY RdjOud oo ' 4- &, By VERA WINSTON FLUFFY, downy lightweight woolens have plenty of outings these days, and Indeed are ready for good summer travel and vacation wear. Pale blue, light weight fleece has been made up into a very full coat with sleeves cut in one with the shoulders. A border of blue and beige checked woolen goes all the way down the front from the perky, pointed collar. There mV are matching checked wool cuffs. This is ideal for shipboard wear and a good casual for town Troubled with worries over shortages of hired hands, plus rising operation costs? . . . Then put electricity to work or country. you are troubled with ants, they can be repelled by sprin- kling pyrethrum powder in their paths, dusting it over the window sills, around baseboards, etc. rePyrethrum powder should be use newed frequently, and if you poisoned bait against an infestation of ants, dont use the family kitchen utensils for mixing this bait. Use old, discarded utensils or buy very cheap ones to be used Just for that purpose. flte fcnnB up u "Wonder who'll win the pennant this year. It s a safe bet it'll be the club with the best teamwork. Same thing in our mining and smelting industry. The teamwork of management and workers, shareholders and you, the Public, means benefits for us all." Odd Fact BUY FROM YOUR DEALER QOSCJO Though we travel the world over us to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us, or we find it not. Emerson. If ing, and protecting health of poultry with ultraviolet lamps. . . . Farmers pay the same residential rates as city dwellers, on our interconnected system 24 below the national average. 3fPo the only science that gives rest. Longfellow. Household Hint on such jobs as brooding, water pump- (TOGO O0C5Q0 To will what God doth will, is 0& ifemtciv A soldier from Columbus, Ga., was recently shipped home from the Korean front and Is to be discharged because he has an allergy to wool which makes him break out and swell up when he wears his army uniform. V. tonoci cnatio J v |