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Show T I Sun Chronicle-Advertis- Thursday, July 1, 1971 er Lubbok, Tex. He recently graduated from Utah State as a ROTC Second Lieutenant. He will be at Reece for 48 weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Winford Hector of Tooele, visited here with the Ross Allen family last weekend. Grandson David was graduated from Primary. They are parents of Mrs. Allen. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eves are Mrs. Eves' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gubler of LaVerkin. Mr. Gubler has been under the care of a doctor in the Salt Lake Denise Hammon Phone 825-947- 4 Sp3 Dick Andres and his wife have been home on leave from Alemeda AFB in California. Dick has already left for duty in the Pacific area which will include Hong Kong, Hawaii and possibly Vietnam. His wife Pamela, will remain in Roy with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Charlton until her husband is discharged in Octo- friends of Debbie Steed, assisting at her wedding reception at the Steed home in Clearfield Friday evening. Miss Steed is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steed and was married in the Salt Lake Temple Friday to Dr. Louis Allan Moench of Salt Lake City. The monthly meeting for Cub Pack 314 was held June 23 at the Sunset City Park. Awards were presented to the boys afterwhich a picnic supper of hot dogs, baked beans and all the trimmings were served to approximately 75 attending. Games were then played under the direction of the den mothers. The following awards were presented: Jody Stamback and Tommy Rock, forrester; Scott Wallace, silver arrow; Greg Vernon, gold arrow; Billy Knight, Weblo; Gary Miller, bear, gold arrow and silver arrow. The theme for July is Outdoor USA andarrangments are being made for an excursion. In August plans are being made for a swimming party with the scouts and their fathers participating. June 16 the scouts and leaders took a tour of the fire station in Ogden. This proved very interesting to the boys to be able to see the various types of equipment used to fight ber. Burt Lucas of Alemeda, Calif., visited here with the Pete Kerschers last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Wallace of Tracy, Calif., their children Mark and DeAnn have been visiting here with Mr. Wallaces parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Wallace. They spent several days up South Fork, Camp relaxing. Thomas and Ellen Bevan have a new son, bom June 21. A former Sunset resident, Lt. Gary Roy Stephens, son of Mrs. Belva G. Hickman, now of Ogden, has received his wings from the U.S. Army Aviation School at Ft. Rucker, Ala. A graduate of the Army Engineer Officer Candidate School Lt. Stephens has been assigned to the Republic of Vietnam. The lieutenant graduated from BYU and studied with the American Institute of Banking in Los Angeles, Calif. He also served an LDS Mission in the Netherlands. His father lost his life there during World War 11. He is married to the former Annette Allen of Bell Gardens Calif. They have one daughter. Miss Denise Sly was among Haw-tho- sorority sisters re Ruth Beverly Andreason will be in charge of the Relief Society homemaking meeting July 6. Putting in zippers professionally and work on modge podge are on the agenda. Anyone interested in the modge poge, should contact a member of the Bobbing at their second meeting last week. Present were Julie Ganz, Vickie Eyster, Lisa Larsen and Tammy Thompson. Dolores Brighton will be in charge of Relief Society home- - needs--n- ot 1957. PF.: LionsCARE Chairman for Layton Mobile Homes Frontier Mobile Homes First time showing in Utah. MORE COMPACT, LIGHTER WOOD 14' including such items 27-3- 0. ladies softball teams practice on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at Sunset Elementary and will play tonight at 5, 6 and 7 p.m. at South Park. All games will be against the 6th Ward. The men practice Tuesday and the games will be announced later. The X 65' Tip-O- ut Shelby Line Carpeted Completely Furnished as seeds, agricultural equipment, desks, construction material for schools, roads and pure water systems. The year 1971 marks a milestone in Care service: 25years ago the first CARE packages delivered in Europe helped save millions from starvation Since after World War II. 1946, CARE aid has reached into Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, and each year has witnessed a growth of the CARE packages into pro teachers were Irma Flint, Dale Anderson and Connie Williams. Camp for ward girls this year is scheduled for July presidency. Scott Howard was advanced to a Teacher. He is the son of SUNSET FIRST WARD themselves, Lions International has been a memberagency of CARE since only foo health skills and knowledge to help the hungry feed and support the District was Doyle Sampson. The project, part of the national 1970-7- 1 LionsCARE extends a helping program, hand to those less fortunate The LionsCARE overseas. Fund will bring to a variety of countries overseas the tools of health, education and SUNSET SEVENTH WARD Dan Martin was sustained a Priest. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Juno Martin. Michael Heinze was graduated from Primary and sustained a Deacon. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Laure. Heinze. Sustained as Sunday School ' rhbntan H Allan Minish was graduated from Primary. He is the son of Mrs. Gene Misish. David Allen graduated from Primary and received his Duty to God Trail award. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allen. SUNSET FIFTH WARD Thompson leader of Bobbins demonstrated uses of the sewing machine to her group of girls H grams that span the range of In its continuing effort to help those less fortunate overseas, the Utah District 28-of Lions International has endCARE program ed a year-lon- g by forwarding a check in the amount of $218.62 to the international aid and development The gift was sent to agency. CARE by Ross Glass, District Governor of Lions District 28-- awards. SUNSET FOURTH WARD Teresa Chapman was sustained as in service leader for. the YWM1A with Glenda Gleed released. Nancy Evans was sustained as Laurel leader with Shirley Hatch released. tess. 8400 8700 NOW WAS 24' X 65' Double at Similar Savings 1741 No. Main, Layton Ph. 825-286- 2 if SAflWATDISCOO SAFEWAY WILL BE Pi IJ ML DAY Sunday, July 4th Fruit Juice Drinks WE WILL BE Cottage Cheese Eight Flavors Lucerne Lucerne All Skylark Rye Bread Frozen Dessert Regular or Jewish Band Box Ice Milk Vanilla or Neapolitan Varieties 1 SS ALL DAY pgfj Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Lee of Roy spent a few days fishing at Flaming Gorge last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Bramble, their son, Bill, and Mr. and Mrs. Merton Wiltse of Roy enjoyed dinner at Log Haven in Salt Lake Sunday. Bill leaves this week for Reece AFB near of Kappa Delta metatthe of Margaret Egbert on June 24. Present were Eda Alldredge, Verda Knight, Thora Martin, Gayle Moffitt, Louise Neilson, Donna Perry, La von Reid and Melba Stettler. The ladies brought along their favorite handiwork. Refreshments were served by the hosthe SUNSET SIXTH WARD Brent Bingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Bingham, graduated from Primary and received his Duty to God Trail Lions give to CARE chers. Adventurers and Explorer Scouts are preparing for an River area outing in the Wi of Wyoming Juij 14. Ronald Opp, Wayne Wilcock, Ralph Johnson and Bishop Larry Ashdown will accompany them. home fires. at Utah State University and Club SUNSET THIRD WARD Sustained as Sunday School and Mrs. Jack Howard. Gary and Bonnie Adair were released as Sunday School tea- Primary. Mrs. Jack Dewitt was hospitalized last week for surgery. es Mr. teachers were Betty Rossiter, Marinda Kruitbosch and Kay Allred. Released were Wayne Peterson and Vicky Head, teachers from the Sunday School and Bonnie Jenkins from the area. Belle-Aim- making , meeting July 7. Joan Poulsen will present the lesson. There will be quilting and work on miscellaneous items. Half-- Gallon Carton u wmwmmmmmmm Monday, July 5th Ta?c , Half- - 32-o- z. i Gallon mmwmmmmmmmm 25$ Lagoon offers second show of opera season How to Succeed in Busgley, played by Stanley Russon, iness Without Really Trying, is safe from his reach. Gene one of the biggest musical Pack portrays J.B.s eager-beavcomedy hits of theatrical hisnephew and Tracie Pastore will be seen as the tory, will be presented by the minded secretary University of Utah Theatre marriage as the secwho falls in love with Finch. Players July ond of three productions sche- -... Jane JUchards as duled for the Lagoon Opera best Carol friend, summer. "house this Stokes as the senior secretary, d This joshing Judith Olauson as the most of the ways and means of big incompetent and most accomaudbusiness drew capacity secretary, and Steve iences for three and a half modating Parsons as the personnel dirbeand York in New years n ector and are also came one of the longest runthe large company of among ning musicals on Broadway. corporate strugglers and It also won both the Pulitzer stragglers. Other executives Prize and the N. Y. Drama and secretaries will be playCritics Circle Award. ed by Jeff Wallis, Bruce RobinAbe Burrows and Frank son, Joe Graves, Laurene Anwho were the Loesser, pair drus, and Shellie Zundel. what for cheifly responsible Robery Hyde Wilson, Imhas now become a of the musical theatre, presario of the Opera House, is staging this cheerful mockGuys and Dolls, based this g ery of climbing the ladder of musical on the success, and Greg Geilmann book for satirical guide is designing the scenery for corporate success with the the offices, corridors and same long title by Shepherd washrooms of the coporation Mead. window-washAn headquarters where the action ambitious takes place. Costume design named J. Pierrepont is by Keith Gibbons. Finch, reads Mead's book and How to Succeed plays with his angeiic smile, starts Tuesdays through Fridays at suggestions for rapid 8.30 p.m. and Saturdays at Dan Handley, achievement. at the La8 p.m., July who played Capt. 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