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Show T TKE StJtf - Primary will not be bald July or 24. , 3, 10 t (' ettROktCli THURSDAY. JWE - TENTH WAfciVisiting teachers report Oiaot-- ' infviU.be held July 5, 4:30 a.m. followed by work day activities at 10;00 a.m. by Lucile Fage and Jakie Browning. A ward board meeting will be. held Thursday June 29, 7:30 p. m. for all officers ad teachers. Baptism will be held Saturday July 1, 7:00 p.m. at the Roy Stake house. .Fast ad testimony meeting wiU be held Sunday July R2:00 - All children of the ward ore urged to make floats end costume and join the Roy First Ward at the Roy Park, July 4. The Children' Parade begins at -- ? , 26, imi sFVfM Medicos Issue Sun Warning WESTPOIHT ' ' Two marriages of Interest to jVest Point residents are to lake place soon. D-Pago, daughter of the late W. Eugene Page, U to be married to Harry Mer-wiWeenig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Weenig. A reception is to be held on Friday evening June 30th. Tht young couple will be married in the Salt Lake Temple. j VTf ' i w I (Following is the first in a series of articles, dealing brief9 am. ly with a wide range of common The Primary teachers enhealth problems especially preLAKE VIEW WARD will be held July 12, 10 a.m. joyed a barbeque supper at the pared for rural readers through The testimonial of Mr and Activities are under the direc- home of Katherine Purrington the Council of Rural Health, Mrs. Maynard McEntire will be tion of eth on American Medical Association Thursday. Spraycar. held Sunday, July 2, 5:30 p.m. and released by the Utah State ROY FOURTH WARD i held Relief Society will be hy recntly returned from tlje An officers and teachrs meett Dean Lloyd Field, son of Mr. Medical Association.) 8, 10 a.m. July Southwest Indian Mission. has received a and Mrs. Vern J. will be Karen Barton held at the ward, ing cookbooks Field, former, The Relief Society Sunburn , the North Mac Allen Christiansen was June 29, 7:30 p.m. ly of West Point, will be marare now on sale at 42 each. The leave will she British mission, ried to Beth Wagstaff, daughMany otherwise enjoyable released as second counselor Speakers at Sacrament meet- proceeds will go towards the 10. A farewell has been sel ter of Mr. John L, Wagstaff, summer activities are made unSunday evening. Sustained to ing Sunday were C. D. Sparrow, Relief. Society room when our July for July 9, 7:00 p.m. She will Of Parma, Idaho. The this position was Nwell B. Cut- Garth Williams and James Nel- new chapel Is built. marriage pleasant because people forget, depart by plane July 17. tows are to be made in the Salt or are blissfully unaware of, a MEMBERS OF T1IE Aprender Guild are making arrangeter. . son. The music was furnishd Blessed on Sunday was John Lake Temple, on June 27th. A few basic facts concerig exposments for their annual summer party to be held Wed. July Christine Smith. by An around the blqpk parade Richard Garner, a son of Mr. 5th at the Municipal Park. In charge of the affair are front Inception honoring the young ure lo airtight. Sice "Old Sol will be held, July 6 at 10:00 a. John Jenson and James Man- ad Mrs. William Leonard Gar-left to right, Mrs. James (Myrtle) Russell, Mrs. Leonard ' eouple will be held In the Par- is the source of all energy, it m. Refreshments will be sold. ning have been ner. He was blessed by Bishop ma LDS Recreation Hall on Is only reasonable to assume (Emma) Russell, Mrs. A. C. (Elva) Taylor, back row, left to approvd to be All parents and their children ordained Teachers. that prolonged exposure to solar Tanner. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Earl, Mr. July 8. right Mrs. C. W. (Arda) Kapp, Mrs. Dean (Vera) Parker, are urged to be in attendance. Blaine Olson, Mr. and Mrs. ROY FIFTH WARD rays can have serious conse Mrs. Ezra (Louise) Thompson. enGuides Donna Youngs The Flying Scissors, a ROY FIRST WARD Duane Montgomery and Mr. quences. Carlos Dean Cardon was or Kiesel last at a Camp day joyed Relief Society meeting will dained an Elder on Sunday. He and Mrs. Grant Wise enjoyed group from West Point met at Severe sunburn is rarely a be hid Tuesday, July 11. Visit- has received his mission call for week. dinner in Salt Lake City Satur- 7:30 a.m. Monday to partici- ROY EIGHTH WARD for farm workers beproblem i Pae in their prej-Mrservice occasion public the ing teachers report will bgin at the Southern States Mission. A being a wedk at the day evening, - cause Spending exposure . The sanded the picanniversa-icta.m. with girls 9:30 work day activi- farewell testimonial wilJte held Earls b.irthday Lake View Stake Camp are usually gives the farmer a .'.J hie benches to them get ready Blalne ties to follow at 10 a.m. 9 7 day at p.m. Juy Jlson it or Smith, Martha Elmore painting. On Wednesday at healthy respect for the sun. Baptism will be held SaturPatricia Burgner has re- Judy Coons. They are 'birthday anniversary, Danette and a.m. they are to meet again However, iet the farmer and his was FFatheris Day, Sunday. also The anual summer party of instructor at North Davis Junior day, July 1, 7 p.m., at the stake turned from California where members of the first year Beefamily take a vacation to the the house. Primary Play Day was Tues- and paint the benches. Those ocean she taught school. She spoke hive class. Aprender Guild will be held Hih School will present the or the mountains and Dont forget, all ward lum- Sunday evening along with Darday, June 27, at Sunset Park who participated in the project July 5th at the Roy Wednesday, Miss Papageorge can acquire just as serious at 7:30 p.m. piogram. bers, to attend th big Fourth lene Bingham and Victor Judy. Park The ward will bgin construe at 5 p.m. They had stands sell- were Mary Lynn Abrams, Me- they Municipal a as burn their cousins. in Greece as six e months linda cty Putnam, Kathie King, of July celebration at the park. Dinner will be served followed 6pent All ward members are urged tion of a new home this week ing hot dogs, popcorn balls, m student in the InLaRae exchange Mont root Manning, and beer. Fast meeting will be held to fast and pray Sunday for Saturday, they will begin rough candy, barbeeue It was once believed that a by a program. ExYouth Farm ternational Sunday, July 2, 11:30 a.m. the small daughter of Mr. and ihg it in and would like to have A baked goods sale also was gomery, Kerrye Takahashi and deep sun tan was as healthful of take She will Members the Takahashi. program. Aprender change their Midge leader, There will be no MIA hid Mrs. Don Davis. Kim has been as many men as possible comepeld, as it was attractive, but recent g A party was evidence seems to indicate the Guild, their husbands or part- those attendin on a trip jo Monday, July 3; due to July 4 admitted to a Salt Lake hos- out to help. The Fourth of July was club A new ners are invited to attend. This Greece. Several musical numcooking in honor of celbration on Tuesday. pital for treatment for leuke will be another workday- and organized last Thursday eve- enjoyedE. recently who is opposite. When the skin is exOleson Glenn leaving posed to an excessive amount will be the first official party bers by Lee Cheney and his SECOND WARD if anyone.can spend part of th mia. held in the new bowery for the company will complete the proning in Sunset. Those wishing soon for the Canadian Mission, of ROY SIXTH WARD Baptism services will be held who day working there it will be to tanning, as in club. gram. Mrs. Dean Parker and join met at the home of Mrs. he host and hostess were Mr. work outdoors mots people be will in Saturday, July 1st at 0 p.m. at of the time, appreciated. August Leaving Holden. Mrs. Charles W. Rapp are In Arlene Representative and Harold Mr. parEngland, the Stake house. it shows certain changes which Lawrence Earl Beck. He has re On Thursday, June 22 the , The Aprender Guild members Counslor Nofma arI ents of his fiancee. Fourteen charge of the program. Fast and Testimony meeting ceived a mission call to the Guide Patrol class enjoyed be as madescribed contributed $1,500 towards may best prewas present to explain and dem arsons en were and present will be held Sunday at 12:30 South New Zealand Mission. mature aging. This aging is terials for the bowery, picnic 6ther chairmen are: Mrs. spending a day cooking out and onstrate the itory of and oyed swimming followd by The Deacons Quorum was re map reading at Camp Kiesel. harm- tables, benches and fireplace. Ezra Thompson, Mrs. Leonard p.m. usually by accompanied Officers how it will be taught. picnic lunch. ful changes in the glands and Members of the Kiwanis Club Russell, Mrs. James Russell and Primary will not be held organized Sunday. Released was Those enjoying the outing were were elected as followed: pres-- delicious A hike to the beautiful water-al- l Rich5 th. David hair follicles. Long-terWednesday, July did the construction work which Mrs. A. C. Taylor, decorations exposWayne Larsen, Lloyd Taylor, Undley, president; vice at the end of Waterfall Can ure can also be a factor in Relief Society work meeting ard Stoker, first counselor; Robert Short, Eddie Tumbow ident, Manly McQuame;secre- the was completed this spring. Past and refreshments. They will be Ursen; Patti, was a president also yon enjoyed by will be held July 6 th at 10:00 Williams, second counseldevelopment of certain types of projects of the club have been assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Berrett, tary, Kira Mitchell, and report-ter- , group of friends of Glenn E. skin cancer which a.m. under the direction of or; Larry . Hacock, secretary. fortunately the boweries and fireplaces of Mrs. Dwight Brush, Mrs. Henry Joanna Eubank. For the Oleson, last Saturday afternoon. Elva Taylor. can be easily removed. So if the Roy and North Park. A. Matsis and Mrs. Royal E. Sustained were Richard Stoker, held be will time beig, meetigs Glenn Oleson, Linda England, one is outdoors a wise an Miss Florence president; Larry Hancock, first its lot, Harrop. Papageorge, twice a week, Monday and Doris Oleson, William Ram-lnagROY THIRD WARD to get maximum protection counselor; LaVern Williams, 6:30 at Wednesday evenings Mary Jo Bud, Edward from adequate clothing and i rernwwu rain uu uun Baptism will be held Satur- second counselor; and Gaylen amount of pigment it contains, tions and creams on the marat the horae f MrS- - Hol jee, Marcy Lee, Lynn Gaisford pm 4:45 the members at 1, Class Cardwell, secretary. present den day, July p.m. name of the clubi and Kathy Osborne enjoyed this protective ointments or lotion. the legth of time exposed, the ket today which contain matethJ Lake View Stak House. This Vacation-typGarduating from Primary last sunburn varies altitude of the exposure, and rials which effectively filter out was cludsen. delightful day. Bakjjng Devils' will b for both Third and Eighth week were David Child and Ste-ye- n in as does Ararty other the use or non-unof protective most of the suns harmful rays. degree Mrs. is Leader of the group The North Davis Stake Con-Wards. Jorgenson. Zinc oxide paste affords good Holden and junior leader erence was held on Sunday at bum, from mild redness to se- agents. lene ROY SEVENTH WARD Fast Sunday will be held July vere third degree, blistering It is common sense for every- protection against the sun dry; V ' is Connie Mitchell. the- Clearfield Stake House. The Josie Turners Sunbeam class 2, 12:40 p.m. Councilman Derral Draper West Point choir sang several burns. The severity of a sun- one exposed ot the sun to take ing and cracking lips, and a There were many of the eld- enjoyed a nature walk on Monwas appointed to act as mayor lovely numbers for the confer- burn depends on several fac- the necessary precautions to good pair c! sun glasses will erly people from our ward who day. vacation of ence which was opened with the tors such as the sensitivity af protect the skin from injury. help guard against irritation of in the (hrtk-weehe Lihoma Girls enjoyed a enjoyed the Old Folks Party on individuals skin, the There are many commercial lo the eyes or eyelid;. All ovely Michael Burson. F. Mayoiv God So Loved the the hike Monday. They hiked to Wednesday. to be made to Councilman Wbrld.' calls . Fast and testimoney meeting rDerral Speaking Sunday evening in the Roy Park where they ate d at hls m. Talks were given by Presiof the Mel lunch. Their teachers are Mari- will be held Sunday July 2, commemoration ttma. this dent George Q. Bennett, Joseph Ing chezedik Prist hood were Dale lyn Miksell, Bobbie Thomas and 11:30 a.m. Juna 24th .was ceebrated as Thurood of the Stake High The third schocl for senior Brown, Dean Bitton and Merle LaRae Harris. lunset Days and was very Council; Bishop Keith Rehsd of Dorothy Lunt has been tem- members will be held Thursday Passey. Breakfast from 6 to Clinton; , John f Thayne4 rstake Released as Junipr Sunday porarily released as the Ganote June 29 at the hme of John 0 a.m, rparade t 10 p.m., and mission president. School coordinator' Vas "Juana instructor.' RaNSe-- Harris1 has Evans 7:30 p.m. q something, liter that all day. A wonderful explanation of A nice program'waa held SunDavis. Sustained, to this posi- taken her place.' Games and prizes, rides and con- the church-wid- e missionary proof edmmeration in The Top Pilot and tion was Margaret Stimpson. ' day evening cessions climaxed with square gram was presented by the visBette Bond has been released classes enjoyed a swimming the Melchezdik priesthood. The and fireworks in the iting authority, Elder Marion D. as Junior Sunday School organ- party recenty. Afterwards, they spearkers were Dennis Larsen, dancing evening. Hanks of the First Council of ist,' and Nora Howes was sus- returned to teh home of Jean Milt Christensen and Earl Child. Bishop "'William Bailey met Seventy. Following his address tained. Sustained as the Jun- Kempenger where refreshments A violin prelude was played by with the council to discus "This Is My Task was sung by ior Sunday School chorister were servd. Ida Bowcutt and Charlene Hardcastle and a solo church building on the corner tlje West Point choir, which was given by Wayne Hill acJean Kempenger are the was Ludene Alney. of 2400 North and 250 West, was conducted by Stanley Dahl SATURDAY-ONLYRelief Society work meeting companied by Connie Hill. ; for Sunset Ward.. The afi accompanied by Susie King. ing of the street and the street The afternoon esssion of frontig of the buildig was disconvened at 3 p.m. with cussed ad recommeded that the a talk by President George Reid We fiave ordered a truck load of aluminum storm and screen doors to the followed by talki by several plans be direct from America's largest manufacturer. Because of this quanPlanning Commission for fur- ine missionaries. Also by the ther study. widowed mother of two missionlow price on this tity purchase we can offer you an Miss Patricia Prouts testimo- aries, and by Mrs. Elwood 16, door. nial was held Sunday, June quality Johnston who attended the dedin Sunset Ward. Seh is leavinf ication of the London Chapel as for Central American Mission, a Singing Mother. June 28, with headquarters at We believe this is America's finest thought For the Week Guatemale City. door. It is" not a low quality light It does a man little good Volunteer firemen were call to at and take if notice sit up ed to a fire Monday morning constructed door, but a full 1" thick 4 a.m, June 26, at Sunset Mar he remain silent. top quality product. Thousands ket, where Sherman. Wayment BlnMl94LtbeoMaditffelkla marmeat his All is Beauitful decorating grill have been sold for twice this manager. NEWS REPORTERS advertising, ommnniostions the was beauty ket damaged, hsvs pooled and ntsrtalnmsnt with purchase of door Framount. shop and drug store, too, were thslx talonta to auks 0. 8. Phone New to the Following: smoked out. iday and Saturday. Savings Bonds a household word Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McQusr-ri- e and son,- Freddie, of Seat Roy News The first Minute Men put down their 1783. to in Sunset visiting the Kyle were guns tie, Harrop, Roy ..EX In 1941 a new breed of Minuteto Men past week while on vacation, Janet Adams, Roy . . TA 55030 of their help aid ooimlry came to the The D. W. McQuarriea were Erma Preece EX Nation ell U.S. Savings Bond--th- e former Sunset residents. backed Mar Dean Compbell TA musicians and actors, singers DOORS Mr. and Mrs. Don Little arc up by Americas advertising agencies, teleover safe arrival of an Clearfield newspapers, magazines, radio, happy TA 54)146 vision, outdoor and transit media. other son bom recently, bring Mrs. Ivan Olsen sons. Fern Roberto TA the Ml ing their family to four 4 J 50 million budget free. Put dollar a on was home H. Lierd Bond advertising R. The Savings South Weber and it would approach $50 inn-lio- n destroyed ,by fire last week Lola Brake EX 4 3504 a year. The total since 1941 is estiin were vacationing when they mated at $1.3 billion in free space, time turned California. A neighbor Uintah end services. Includes: . .EX the alarm in. It Is said the fire Bevery Ferneliu This amount is swelled every day by corners comstarted by a cigarette butt the folks in show business. Yet not pletely eliminate sagging one penny of this cost is paid by the n The stork recently visited the Riverdale EX 45831 government or the taxpayers. and loose miters. Assure Closing lotch home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Verla FhII EX Helen Norton ......... son. a them U.S. and n left built-iservice. Savings features The Wayment dependability long Bonds aw guaranteed to grow in value. This makes their family two Sunset Wind chain if destroyed era replaced Your Bonds girls and a boy. Letha McQuarrie . . . .TA or stolen. And every Bond you buy ia was Mrs. Donna Jean Clehn D Extruded aluminum a share in a stronger America. presented C200 cash award for West Point 2 bar frame never needs painting D Rustproof .TA superior work performance re- Virginia Oleson cently, at the Clearfield Nava Clinton OvorT thick ' No hidden charges role its of Supply Base Depot is Lonna Jones TA proud .The Advertising Council . Twa glass,' one screen i' v?.. .(B r 'iw TA say Theodore Reppber, Erma Rom President. The Advertising Council completo with all hardware, eaim Hooper tnd entertainment fields and ready to install y Involved with the U.S. Saving. fledra Thurgood . . . .TA it Bond Procram will tell you what a rewarding experience Kanesville tli aft Jackson ....... EX n L-.X- I? i suiisetTiews 1 4-- Aprender Guild to Hold Annual Summer Time Party Lar-rain- picnic-swimmin- 4-- I 4-- La-Ver- n e, i e e : k q l. 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