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Show Permanent Home Necessary NOW The CoUonwood Mall has a CHILD CARE and BABY TENDING SERVIC- E- Wanted: . Adoptive Parehts For 75 County Children Best way to make children good is to make them happy, wrote Oscar Wilde. And the Salt Lake County ' child Welfare office would like to bring a ray of happiness into the Uves of 75 youngsters In their custody awaiting adop-Uo- n. TOR YOU! Childrens Activity Center Upstairs, next to ZCMI Suite 203 Ranging In age from two to these sad children need parents adoptlv parents. In their few short years, these couty wards have known early heartbreak because of Inadequate emotional or financial parents. There are a lot of people In this area who would like to adopt an older child, but they Just didnt know they were said Lowell H. available, Isom, child welfare caseworker. He said most couples want to adopt an Infant, but taking an older child can be a most satisfying experience. These kids have emotional problems, but future parents are told this. There Is risk, but when a child knows he Is In a permanent home, Its very 13, 'tyou rfxe 'Invited tv Attend SOUTHEAST BAPTIST CHURCH i- - 5695 Highland Dr. Initial Service SUN. SEPT. 6 11:00 AM Surrounded by pineapples and palm trees, Julie Click- blows out the seven candles on her birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. Joe N. Click, 3201 Teton Drive, gave their daughter a Hawaiian luau birthday party Saturday, August 29. UAU PARTY - WATER HEATERS $69.50 al parents have visiting rights. But he added: A ,chlld knows the foster home Is only temporary, he doesnt have any real parents. Our faster parents do a good Job, we rewarding to watch him bloadded the welfare ssom, worker. Child welfare has between 400 and 450 youngsters per month In their custody. Most are received through court action, but a few are voluntarily given up by natural parents. has no large orCounty phanages, so homes, adoptive or foster, must be located for the youths. Our main purpose Is to reunite children with their natural parents. If this Is not possible some other permanent plan must be arranged.-Be- st Mr. plan Is adoption, Isom added. After receiving custody of a child, we may have to place him In a county receiving home for a few days. While waiting adoption the child Is usually placed In a foster home. Time spent In a foster home could run anywhere from a few days to years, Mr. Isom remar- 486-012- ng rink, woiking In the lodge. These folks have their summer Jobs all cut out for them, and meet many new and Interesting friends from all parts of the country. OFF TO SCOTLAND huge, farewell testimonial, In honor of Wal- - ka Partners, Sat. ONLY HEEL LIFTS WOMEN'S A iMeandering In I East OC UoHwf, rufcbar, Atkin Avenue and the Donald C. Sevys, 2212 East 6070 South, this Is one side trip no one should miss, If you are vacationing at Bear Lake or passing through this vicinity. Um The ZCMI We Clean and Repair Purses Baby Shoes Bronzed. CottotYwood Mall LOOK! Mill creek ter Russell Miller, was held last Sunday, prior to his departure for the Scottish Mis- According to the William G. 1718 Partner children, Leslie, Patty Erin and Kirk shivered, however in the cold air during the swim In the blue d waters of Bear Lake and. the Sevy youngsters, Christine, Clark, Craig and Connie at the Roller skating rink at Ideal Beach this last week as the two families Joined together for their annual vacations together. soon-joine- sion at the Parleys Sixth Ward. Their sons leaving periodically to serve In the mission field, Im sure It brings back fond memories to Walters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, 2275 South 21st East, Who served as Mission President and Mission mother of the newly established Western Canadian mission some 22 years ago. As a matter of fact their first two children were born in the mission field. Our best wishes to you, Walter. ENGAGED You Con Clean Everything For School in VILLAGE engagement has been announced and the date set as September 11th for the marriage of Miss Jo Ellen Wheeler and Raymond S. Wright 111. The parents of the bride are Dr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Wheeler, 2266 Keller Lane and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Wright Jr., Reno, Nevada. The bride has chosen Miss Janet Wheeler as her maid of honor and attending her will be Peggy Wheeler and Karen Wheeler with petite Jenny Lynne Wright and Ann Marie Wright as flower girls. The groom has chosen as The FAMILY PROJECT By the way, Ideal Beach Is owned and operated by three of our East Mill Creek families, Stuart Pulsipher, 2444 East Lambourne Avenue, Howard Pulsipher, 2420 East Lambourne Avenue and Orson Leavitt, 2430 Lambourne Avenue. This Is a family project with the Pulsipher children, ErrollTLeon, Bryan and even Darin, who Is only 6 years old, pitching in each summer and working along with the Leavitt youngsters, Pamela & Shlrl. Its hard work, but lots of fun, cleaning cabins, renting the boats, running the roller DRYCLEANER ushers. has attended groom BYU and will continue his studies at the University of Utah this fall. He has fulfilled an LDS North German Mission. The bride has studied at BYU and Is a graduate of LDS Business College. The Cave ih Southern Idaho, Just west of Bear Lake. Fabulous rooms 60 feet high, a 70 foot descent at one place, stalagmites and stalagtltes forming many, many Interesting statues, and best yet, there Is at least 2,000 feet of cave yet unimproved by theForestSer-vlc- e. Thurs, Frl. and REMEMBER TO PHONE See you all next week. Re" member, to phone If you have any news of any doings, comings or goings In East Mill Creek -- - and remember lad- ies, - the best way for a to have a few housewife minutes to herself at the close of the day Is to start doing the dishes. V iwi'' TO BEAUTY DOOR Salon of Suitzerland wishes to announce the opening of a new mini noRmfln studio COSDIAUY INVITED to enjoy a demonstration of the famous Merle Norman treatment line of beauty prcpjr.itiom 1 his demonstration includes personal comphin juakiis and YOU ARE makeup counselling There is no obligation. Why not call for your appointment today? Six Expert Stylists To Serve You! SALON of SWITZERLAND 1027 E. 21st South 486-803- 1 sirs rs 1 I t hit IVlove by Mayflower "the wife you save may be your own For Fret Estimate time-Notice- d Colleen Dallln from Olympus High and her husband Dennis Dallln from Central Junior High on the Octopus .. Liddlard Robert ducking Sanky Dixon In the Water fit to drink .. Sanky. the wonderful sport that he Is came up laughing. EM 4-84- HE JILL!! BUY Paint r Treasure Tones OHB QUART FREE VINYL MIST Wall Treasure Tones BLOOM GLOW Enamel s This is an interior paint offer you cant afford to miss! When you buy a gallon of Treasure Tones Vinyl Mist for your walls and ceilings, well give s enamel you a free quart of Bloom Glow for the trim and woodwork. HAOIEYMAYFLOWE semi-glos- AND The Dixons, Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Had Just returned from a trip to Europe and promised to tell us more about It later. HERES ANOTHER FREE OFFER! Check the Sept. 4, issue of LIFE or the May issue of BETTER HOMES & GARDENS. Youll find a Treasure Tones ad with a coupon good for a free half-pican of Treasure Tones Vitric Enamel . . . a 99C value. Vitric is the hardest, glossiest enamel nt Both Mr. Dixon and Mrs. Liddlard are from Olympus High. Saw Mr. and Mrs. Reho Thorum ( he is principal of Granite High) emerge from the you can buy. So hurry on over to the store. Were and waiting. Spook House. (He was holding her hand). And there was Dean YOUR FRIENDLY Bradshaw, from Wasatch Jr. with his children on the Lake-shoExpress .. Rita Staley, Olympus High Counselor, stepping off the hammer with her husband, white as a sheet ... and on the miniature speedway with his youngsters, was Arden Peterson of Olympus re High. Semi-Glos- 91 FOR THE PRETTY YOUNG MISS FROM 6 TO 16 Featuring the finest In products and we also style wigs. almost everything PTffmmmmuunni 2 for 1 2 Paint and Wallpaper Company 2305 Highland Drive 466-864- 1 CR 0 : m i SAVE DOLLARS MORE ... ON SPECIALS FROM OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENTS SPECIAL Get TWO BRAKE OVERHAUL SPECIAL :: Village 2953 i s s tlorge E. 33rd South $ Si LOADS DRY v! CLEANED S for the price of one! FRONT END BONDED 10-POI- acaxaaaxxtxKXxxKKXxsxx Bring This Ad and You DEALER i . . except maybe the shoes! PAINT DeHaan FOREST HILLS SHOPPING CENTER 3952 Highland Drive d TmdmWtei. talent; Jack s Salon of Beauty . well-stocke- "TIi m 1 si Well ir frwTTM ne TEACHER'S PICNIC You would have thought that school In the Granite and Salt convened Lake Districts a week early If you had been at Lagoon last Tuesday. The teachers and their families were guests of Lagoon and seemed to be having a won- derful -- C Wt re opened a NEW this advice: Consider that It will be like taking a stranger Into your home. You must learn to tolerate the behavior of an older one who has probchild lems. Most of these kids have memories df their parents, too -- often bad memories. And the biggest consideration of all Just how much do you really want to adopt? Child welfare selects the child for adoptive parents, although parents can request certain characteristics. Today we dont try to match physical characteristics of parents and child, but try more to match their emotional characteristics, Mr. Isom said. After necessary forms are signed, a month ked. Mr. Isom said that while In a foster home, child welfare has temporary custody, natur- - his best man, Mike Wright and George Wheeler, Stephen Mike Wheeler, Wheeler, David Wheeler, Jeff Wright and Scott Wright will act as Page 3 'JT- To parents thinking of adopting a child, Mr. Isom gives 38 Eighteen hundred feet Into the mountain to see a pile of gold coins or a statue of These George Washington? are Just two of the fabulous sights sculpted by Mother Nature and awaiting the public Mlne-toneye at the ' Prospective MomsandDads must be residents of Salt Lake County and at least 10 years older than the child to be adop ted. They also must be healthy and have a good home atmos phere. There are no set Um Its on age, but Mr. Isom said there are very few adoptive parents over 45 years of age. He added about 50 percent applications are refused, not because they arent good parents but because they want babies not older children. By SHIRLEY MANOOKIN 467-30- September 3, 1964 (Continued on Page 2) get along without them. But every child needs a permanent home. Main qualifications for adlove and understandoption ing. Two Area Families Combine Vacations 9 waiting period Is necessary In the. home. During this time, the child anti his future parents before child Is placed couldnt INSTALLED, EXCHANGE GLASS LINED WARRANTY. Central Plumbing and HEATING Rocku Mountain t I 28 PLASTIC COATED DOUBLE ACTION VANDERBILT SHOCK MUFFLER SALE ABSORBERS 2 4 9 $7: 16 original equipment quality new bushings Included get new car control installation available , Font 54 to 63 Chav 49 ta 63 Plym. 49 to '59 other sizes also sale priced slim tapered head design quiet performance i SEAT COVERS 1. rellne brakes all 4 wheels 6. repack front wheel bear- ings 2. precision grind lining 7. check grease seals 1 $14 align front end 8. check master cylinder 3. rebuild 4 wheel cylinders 4. hew H. D. kits included 5. turn and true 4 drums 9. brakes adjusted, life of lining 10. road test car ucts. ZCMI AUTO CENTER HOURS: Monday, Thursday, Friday- -9 front and balance 2 front tires custom installation adjust brakes check available brake system to 9. Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 9 to 6. Next door to ZCMI Cottonwood at 4805 Highland Drive 8 r repack front bearings sizes for American cars charge for Chrysler prodPlease phon for appointment Adgftfional complete set rear M -27- :i f- - &1 I I 8-2661 m |
