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Show v V Cancer Crusade Week in north Davis County is April and having regular health 2 McGuire, residential crusade chairman. The American Cancer Society is a community service and not just because it raises funds. Over 1800 volunteers in north Davis County will be knocking on doors during this week to tell people about one of the most devastating diseases that affect mankind. tected earlier the statistics would change dramatically to one patient saved in every two. The Society is a national voluntary health organization of 2 Vi million Americans un- r.TISS SUNSET PAGEANT It is time for those interested in the Miss Sunset Scholarship Pageant to begin preparations for this upcoming annual event. Girls between the ages of 6 may enter the Miss Sunset contest, and little girls must be between the ages of 5 to enter the Little Miss Sunset contest. 17-2- OLDER GIRLS are eligible to become a contestant if they are of the above age and have never been married and are residents of Sunset. THREE SEMINARS will be held to help the girls in all areas of competition for the older girls. Nada Nicholas will conduct these seminars. An Orientation Tea will be held at the home of Nada Nicholas on April 23. Door prizes will be awared at this event and all interested older girls are asked to be in attendance. Those who attend are under no obligation to become contestants. Each contestant must exemplify high moral character. Each contestant is required to present a talent number and will be judged in evening gowns, swim suits, as well as a private interview with the judges. The theme of the pageant will be centered around magic. THE CLOSING date for entry for the older girls is April 25. Their entry fees are paid for by their sponsors. The closing date for entry for the young girls will be May 21 and the fee will be $5. Going over applications for the Miss Sunset Scholarship. Pageant are Nada Nicholas, left, pageant director, Ruth Ann Stephens, Michelle Baugh and Sharee Kapp, chairperson for the older girls. farlane, 773-182- will be the chairperson over the Little Miss Sunset Pageant. General chairman for the event is Mayor Norm Sant. Director is Nada Nicholas, assisted by Patti Choates. Paintings by Erla Palmer Young are currently being exhibited at the Barnes Banking Co., Kaysville. Mrs. Young is artist who leaned a Utah-bor- n to see and love nature under the tutelage of her biologist father. J. Earl Palmer. She was encouraged in artistic expression by her mother who taught schools. 776-353- HER FORMAL education was acquired at the U. of U. Critcher School of Illustration in Washington, D.C., the Art Center in Los Angeles and the New York University. She has had several art related careers from advertising executive to author and illustrator of childrens books, one of which My Picture Book of Songs, became a national best seller. She has been a teacher of fashion illustrations at Utah universities and trade schools. She is recognized as both a fashion designer and The volunteers will deliver to each home a leaflet containreing valuable information lated to the latest information on cancer control, np Nancy Thurgood, Syracuse. ALSO, ITHA Flint, Layton The Lantern Club meet Monday April 6 at the home of rnOULY Mrs. Opal Fudge. Mrs. Marcia Mansell and Mrs. Vera Liston will assist. Celso Lopez, the PIE exchange student from Brazil, will give the program. Celso is making his home with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Wright. Mrs. Ruth Ward was hos- EDUCATION STRESSES that individuals can help protect themselves against cancer by adopting positive health habits some of which include self- - illustrator for the retail trade. HER FIRST love has always been painting, and she has won many local and national awards, including the Deseret News award for a snowscape. In terms of sincere understanding of her technical craft, her pictures are prized by many private collectors. Mrs. Young lives in Midway with her husband, B. Spencer Young, and theirfour children. r, They have a boutique in Utah. Prints are available at the Barnes Banking Co. np He-be- home April 1. Mrs. Pauline Mrs. Elma Webster will host the Kays Creek Camp of DUP at her home on April 9. Mrs. lone Sandall will give the lesson and Mrs. Mabel Bennett will read a history. Mrs. Alexia Stewart entertained the Athena Club at her Mrs. Ruth Winward will be hostess to the Phillips Camp of DUP at her home for the April meeting. The lesson will be given by Mrs. Marjorie Herndon. Histories will be read by Mrs. Helen Day and Mrs. Jennie Hollist. serpents caduceus to emphasize the medical and scientific aspects of the program. They have 58 chartered divisions and 3,072 local units. breast Kaysville Crestwood. Kaysville Clubs ited to conquer cancer. Its symbol is a Sword of Hope, a double edged blade with twin monthly ville; Mary Lynn Morgan, Kaysville South; Julie Pew, Roller, Clearfield; Jeanne Meekes, Clearfield North; Carolyn Buck, Claudia Bril Barnes Art Exhibit elementary art in Utah will Sharee Kapp, be the chairperson over the older girls and Beverly Mac- - THE PAGEANT will be held in the Sunset LDS Stake House. 970 N. 250 W.. June 12 and will begin at 7:30 p.m. Tickets will cost $1.50 for adults. 75 cents for children under 12 years of age. La-De- area are LaVora Wayment, THIS YEARS cancer control program focuses on new guidelines for cancer related health checkups. Volunteers will be asking for donations to help support research, education and the service programs of the society. The goal this year is to raise $20,000 during the campaign in this area. THE AMERICAN Cancer Society says that one in three persons with cancer are saved. Others place the estimate as high as 41 percent. All agree that if more cases were de- Assisting these leaders are Reynolds, Clinton; Salley Dickson, Sunset; Linda Famuliner, West Point; Paula Sullivan, South Weber; Sue checkups and taking good care of ones body in general. The volunteer who comes to your door will have an important message to give. Heed it, and give the Society your generous support. Volunteers assisting in the says Mrs. Margaret West; Ginger Porter, Holmes Creek; Georgia Barton, Kaysville East; Julie Fisher, Kays- liant and Kathleen Burten-shaall section leaders. avoid smoking examinations, Floss Tippetts and Mrs. hostesBishop were assisting ses. The program was under the direction of the program committee, Mrs. Oralie Waite and Mrs. Mabel Christensen, np DAYS LGFTf O H&RIBLOCKl tess to the Mountain Road Neighborhood Birthday Club at her home last week. Members of the Kaysville Bridge Club met Friday afternoon in Salt Lake City at the home of Mrs. Nancy Hancey. deduction or credit On April 4 the Kaysville Art Club held their closing social and luncheon in Salt Lake City. They met at the Hilton Hotel to see the table settings Extra Ordinaire followed by a luncheon. Officers were in charge. you can claim for your children is the personal exemption. False True Mrs. Julie Watkins entertained the Bay View Club at her home Wednesday afternoon. The program was given by Mrs. Kathryn Firth on George Elliott. Mrs. Oma Wilcox will entertain the Bay View Club at her home in Layton on Wednesday April 15. Mrs. Kay Blood will give the Jounal of Jane Hooper Blood. For example, if yours is a two income household, and you incur child care expenses, should know what Form 2441 means to you. If you dont, H&R Block does. 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