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Show V t I WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, JANUARY 6, 1977 IS Mrs. Darlene Brown was confined to the Davis North Medical Center for treatment, but is convalescing at her home now On Christmas day her children, Mr. and Mrs Garth Brown, Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs Scott Brown, Centerville, Mr and Mrs Mark Brown, Farmington, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lefler, Kaysville and their families were guests of their mother Mr and Mrs. Kevin Hill and children of Fort Collins, Colo, were holiday guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs Leonard Layton, Christmas dinner in honor of the two American Field Service students at Davis High School Miss Ana Marie Men- dez University at Provo spent the holidays with her father Rex Hill and both girls were visitors of their grandmother Mrs Pearl F. Hill. Mr. and Mrs 9alph Layton spent the holidays in Black-foo- t with Mr. and Mrs Robert Lay'.'- -' and family Mr. and Mrs Casper G Carroll entertained at a pre- - DURING THE Intensive six weeks of training, the airman earned the honor graduate ribbon for academic and military excellence. is the Ana Ashmead, Dr Alez Ashmead, Mr and Mrs Jack Hill all of Kaysville Ana Marie is from Chile and Saskia is from Germany Mr and Mrs William H Umpleby entertained Tuesday evening at a family dinner Guests were Mr. and at- attending Brigham Young Tex. Mrs two daughter Jennifer, American father of Sasha, Dr. and Mrs. Mario Melendez formerly oT Chile, and their children, Bunny, Mark, Terry, Holly and Patsy; Elizabeth Angulo, Tempe, Ariz ; Dr Harvey home with her parents Mr Jack Hill for the holidays. Miss Rexanna Hill who is has Saskia Marie, Eugene England and and Mrs completed Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, Miss Other guests were John Costley and daughters Mrs Costley American mother of Jr and Hill and Tiedemann tending the Utah State University at Logan was Airman Randy B. Ransom, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Blake Ransom of 554 Ave., W. family. Miss Natalie Hill who is Completes Training Daley ( Mrs Dean Umpleby and family, Rawlins, Wyo.; Mr. and Mrs Ronald Clark and, family, Kaysville, Mr. and Mrs Loyd Seely, Bountiful; Mr and Mrs Blaine Umpleby of Salt Lake City and their families Mr. and Mrs Casper G. Carroll just returned from a holiday visit at Redwood City, Calif, where they visited with Mr and Mrs. Edison Schow. Mrs. Tema Wood has returned to her home at Laguana Hills, Calif, after visiting in Layton a month with her sister, Mrs. Annie Cook and also with Mr. and Mrs. Theron Wood and family in Kaysville. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Brimhall and family, Ogden, Mr and Mrs Keith H. Brimhall and family of Layton. Holiday houseguests of Lt Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. Leon Heaps and family was her father, Paul Homer, Whittier, Calif wfio is spending a week with the family Miss Susan Heaps from BYU and Richard entertained at Christmas dinner at their home in Lay-to- Beach, Calif Mr and Mrs Heaps enter- Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brimhall, Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilleland, Layton; H. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gilleland Ayers from Huntington tained at a family dinner Monday evening for members of Mr. Heaps family. Guests were Mr. and Mrs Clifford L. Heaps, Salt Lake City; Mr Receives Commission Defense Depot in Ogden. He was commissioned by Lieut. Col. Richard L. Mills, WSC professor of military science. He will attend officer basic school in Ft. Gordon, Ga next March. MR. STACY is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stacy of McCalla, Ala., and an ROTC student at Weber State College. MR. STACYS commission brings to 19 the total number of Weber State College students who have earned their commission this year. Robert E. Stacy, Jr., of 466 N. 150 E., Kaysville, has been commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army in at the ceremonies held and Mrs Clittord A Heaps, Mr. and Mrs Kelly Benson, Mr and Mrs. Mike Benson and families of Taylorsville Mr and Mrs. Glen Ashby attended the wedding of their granddaughter Miss Tauna Jean Lever who was married to Gerald Anderson Dec 3 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple with the reception being held in the Kearns Fourth LDS U ard Cultural Hall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lever annual Thornley holiday dinner party was held The at Cherry Hill Lodge on Sunday for members of Mrs. Essie Thornley family. Guests included m addition to Mrs. Thornley, Mr and Mrs. Wayne Stromberg, Ogden; Mr and Mrs Leonard W. Hill Jr Mr. and Mrs. Dean Taylor, Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs Ted Burbank, Granger; Mr and Mrs. Jay Thornley, , Medal To Sgt. Brown The U.S. Air Force ComMedal was presented to Technical Sergeant Andrew T. Brown, whose wife, Judith, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Cunningham of Clearfield, Utah, in recent ceremonies at Hill AFB, decorated tor meritorious service at Upper Heyford mendation RAF Station, England. The sergeant now serves at Hill with a unit of the Tactical Air Command. HE ATTENDED Glen Cove (N.Y.) High School Utah. SERGEANT Brown, a weapons technician, was 30 Year Service Pin Layton; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ansley, Midvale; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morrison, Woods Cross; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hendricks, Bountiful and all George C. Capadona Sunset has received a Hill AFB. HE IS assigned as an Service "Remodels Sustained Superior Performance Award has been received by James E. Stewart of Layton at Hill AFB ceremonies. A "New Construction Ron Dale AN IS aircraft mechanic in the Maintenance HE 825-640- 825-13- 72 7 Directorate. Mr. Stewart and his wife Phyllis have two children. Airman Ranson is remaining at the Air Training Com- mand base for specialized training in the security police field. THE AIRMAN, a 1969 of Davis High School, Kaysville, attended t graduate Early HJtoGii Weber State College, Ogden. Ill n i if if in n DURING THE n r nn i if a PERMA-PAin j . fll did n nn i if eight-wee- k Vi Cm . r n n! general military subjects Included in his studies were drill, seamanship, close-ordNaval history and first aid. ai t i training cycle, he studied designed to prepare him for further academic and training in one of the Navys 85 basic occupational fields. Recharges quickly in home or car, lasts up to 4 hours per charge. 1 Navy Seaman Recruit Benton C. Burroughs, son of Mr." and Mrs. Charles Burroughs of 2113 N. 400 W. 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Complete family size kit for home or car. er hr if VEGETABLES One carton containing one can each of green beans, peas and carrots, granulated potatoes, tomato crystals, sweet corn and vegetable soup blend HE JOINED the Navy in September 1976. DEPOSIT $5,000 $30.00 DEPOSIT $1,000 $35.00 PROTEIN One carton containing two cans of TVP beef, two of bacon, and one each of chicken and ham by Ann Harris " v n.'iM if r n 'If 5J 1 f Many double knits do not You need an underlining. should, however, underline lightweight jerseys with a fabric, to prevent them from sagging with genera! wear. It is also necessary to line slim skirts to keep them from losing soft, silk-lik- T it if 00 hr sO co r nook r nle ' their shape Certain areas of your knit garment will need to be stabilized to prevent them from sagging with general wear. It is also necessary to line slim skirts to keep them from losing their shape Certain areas of your knit garment will need to be stabilized to prevent On shoulder stretching seam seams, pin tape along the seam line before stitching, then include it in the seam. 53 noc r FABRIC LOFT 21 Em( Gentle, 376-59-11 FABRIC FACT: Knits rivould not have the straight grain rib severely twisted out of line. DEPOSIT $1,000 '1 BT CC DEPOSIT $1 DEPOSIT $5,000 DEPOSIT $1,000 14 00 PORTABLE RADIO $21.00 One carton containing six 10 cans which require no rotation and store for 20 years or more DEPOSIT $5,000 $27.00 ,d - $1 00 - $600 each Additional item-$- h oo STONE GRINDER AMFM battery or AC powered radio with instant weather button. Wheat and grain grinder has heavy duty grinding stones and large hopper. .000 $32.00 COOKING AIDS mix, mixed onions, beef bullion, beef gravey, chicken gravey, baking powder and salt Carton containing corn starch, egg DEPOSIT $5,000 $22.00 DEPOSIT $5 000 $13 00 DEPOSIT $1,000 $18 00 EACH ADDITIONAL ITEM'-$- - $27.00 cans of top quality wheat Cans protect wheat for use next year or up to 20 years from now 125 South Home Office Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Offices in Logan, Ogden, Clearfield, Centerville, Trolley Square, Fashion Place and University Mall, Orem. AH Branch Offices open Saturdays, 10am to 2pm. Ieslei NOU&MG LENDER 00 34 00 r SIX DAILY EARNINGS SAVINGS PLANS DEPOSIT $1,000 $32.00 COMPLETE UNIT A one year supply for one person containing fruits, vegetables, milk, protein, wheat, cooking aids, sugar, other grains and special cookbook: DEPOSIT $5,000 $340.00 DEPOSIT $1,000 $345.00 iow price you pay for additional items once you have made offer good only an initial deposit of $1,000 or $5,000 Perma-Pathrough January 31, 1977. Other items available only while supplies last. 'This is the 10 04 23 DEPOSIT $5,000 $24 00 DEPOSIT $1,000 $2900 EACH ADDITIONAL ITEM'-$- V Five DEPOSIT $5,000 $27.00 - - DEPOSIT $1,000 WHEAT k ANNS DEPOSIT $5,000 $16.00 MILK & nr V(l 1 ill jfii e ijj i, if - DEPOSIT $5 000 $4 00 DEPOSIT $1,000 $900 EACH ADDITIONAL ITEM'-$- k Fedora' Reg auons requ re that all certificate accounts are subject to substantial merest penalties or "hdraua,- poor to maturty Veld is the interest actually earned to you when your original s aitnwved to remain m the account for 12 months and s compounded daily V or- dinance equipment mechanic at the base. Mr. Capadona and his wife Marilyn have two children. friends. Wins Award of service pm at ceremonies at their families. Mr. and Mrs. George Talbot entertained at a holiday open house on Sunday, Dec. 26 at their home for neighbors and of James Stewart AF ' |