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Show ' Sa Chronicle-Advertis- er I Thursday, September 23. 1971 away and son, Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Anderson, parents of Mrs. Dunnaway, spent the Labor Day weekend in Ida., as houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Packer. Mrs. Packer is an aunt to Mrs. Dunnaway. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nei-baspent Wednesday and Thursday in Idaho Falls, Ida., visiting with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Folkman. Proud parents of a new baby girl born Sunday morning, Sept. Rex-bur- g, ur Mr. and Mrs. Stan Shaw spent the weekjnd in Wyoming. Its a baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mills, born Sept. 11 at the McKay Hospital. and Mrs. Charles Mr. Thompson and children, Tammy, Sherry, and Steven spent Labor Day weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jorgensen, of Gunnison. While there, they attended the marriage and reception of Sue Jorgensen, who was married in the Manti LDS Temple on Sept. 3. is a sister to Mrs. Sue son. dia Collier of Syracuse. The candlelight ceremony was performed at the Ivy House Chapel with a reception following. Bishop Ernest 0. Larsen and Father John H. Burk officiated at the exchange of vows. The couple will spend their honeymoon at Sun Valley, after which will return to Ogden. they James is on leave from the service and will return to Fort Lewis, Washington on Sept. 27. The new Mrs. Schroader will remain here to attend school. James is the son of Mr. and Thomp- Mrs. Gary Schroader. Mr. and Mrs. GarySchroa-de- r spent an enjoyable weekend over Labor Day bottle hunting in the Shupe, Idaho area. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rock attended the League of Cities and Towns Convention held at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hink-le- y are the proud parents of a baby boy born Sept. 12 at the Hospital. BarDee Gregory has been McKay confined to the McKay Hospital after undergoing surge: y. Jacci Olsen, Davis County Dairy Princess, and her two attendants, Cheryl Hixson of Bountiful and Kathleen Slade of Kaysville have been going into the schools in Davis County and presenting a program entitled The purpose The New You. of these tours is to promote good nutrition in the use of dairy products. They visited 16 different schools in the county. They were accompanied by Mrs. Allen Stephens. Mr. Stephens is the President of the Davis County Dairy Association. Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Meling from ElCajon, California spent the day recently with Mr. and Mrs. George Bramble. They were enroute home to California from Nebraska. Mrs. Meling is a sister to Mr. Bramble. Kay Aldredge has been confined to the McKay Hospital. Enjoying the Labor Day weekend of fishing in Wyoming were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bodily and family, Cale Whipple, a nephew of the Bodilys, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Peterson of on Sept. 9, 10, 11. They attended various meetings concerning city functions. The ladies also attended auxiliary er mento SUNSET SECOND WARD Jay Wise was advanced to the office of a teacher. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lola Hokanson was sustained as a Primary teacher. Wise. SUNSET THIRD WARD Kathy Jenkins was released as a Sunday School teacher. Brenda Wysong was sus- Rodney Unsowrth was advanced to the office of a Priest. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Unsworth. The following people were released: Bernice German as secretary of Sr. Sunday School; Francis Hooguard, second year Beehive leader in YWMIA; Ro- SUNSET FIRST WARD The following teachers were released from the Primary: e, Ralene Bush, LaDonna Hannah Williamson, Dorothy Moore and Phoebe Burrows. Sherry Stevens and Annette bert Cannon, secretary of and assistant general secYM-MI- Ram-mag- A retary of the Aaronic Priest- hood Youth. The following were sustained: Lily Whittaker, secretary Jr. Primary tained as ister. Priest The High for year. Both Mr. and Mrs. Morrell are school teachers in the area. the new school Norma Ashdown, Lorene Wallace, and Jean Ganz enjoyed lunch together at Andys Chuck-wago- n on Friday afternoon. They served in the Relief Society Presidency together before the wards were divided. Proud parents of a new baby boy born Sept. 13 at the McKay Hospital are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wardle. Mrs. Wardle will be remembered as the former Darla Olsen. Of interest to the residents of Sunset is the marriage of James L. Schroader to Clau former Sunset residents. They traveled on to Thatcher, Ariz., where they spent time visiting with a niece of Mr. Knight. Then they traveled on to El Paso, Tex., up through New Mexico where they toured Carlsbad Caverns and the White Sands. They traveled on to N.M., where they visited with long time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Allen. They were away a week, and report that they had a very enjoyable trip. Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn- - Peggy Olsen was sustained as Relief Society organist. The following people were also sustained: Frank Stoker, adventure leader in YMMIA; Yvonne Tate, assistant sports director in YWMIA, and Connie Wright, den mother in the Cub Scouts. Randy Sant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sant, was advanced to the office of a Priest. will hold teacher. Those sustained were Gayle Hasler, Jr. Primary organist; Dale Anderson, first counselor in YMMIA, Deanna Myers, Sunday School teacher, Helen Faulkner, YWMIA teacher. Elder Lee Dickson reported his mission activities at Sacrament meeting Sunday. lie labored in the German mission. Lee is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dickson. The Relief Society fall social will be held Sept. 28 at 1 p.m. All ladies of the ward are invited to attend. Luncheon will be served. Ted Bunnell and Luacina Pingree will present the reading of The Plaza Suite. Helen Lewis is chairman of this event. SUNSET SIXTH WARD All ward members are invited to a ward outing to be held at the Sunset Park on Sept. 23 at 6:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Frod-shawere released as Young m Marrieds leaders. Diane Frodsham was released as first counselor in the Wt want our cuttomon to know that Safeway it cooperating fully with the plrit at wall at tho termt of tho President' executive order. Our pricet are and will be maintained at or below the levelt pretcribed. Mto, we are paying tpecial attention to the quality of foodt we buy and tell to make ture that there it no lowering of quality. .At our ttoret. you will continue to receive the finest quality foodt. 4-l- b. Pkg. Grade A Fryers Your Safeway Manager mmmmmmmmmmm Mmmmmmmnmmmm Jonathan Russet Potatoes looded With Fryer Breasts Fryer Drumsticks t Mat AJwayt Green Cabbage A fowl Bartlett Pears A Chunk Bologna Banana Squash Safeway By The Piece Steak Sauce W.rmt.rihlr. 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Best thing is to ask him about fees on your first visit, UPDATE suggests. Why not be straightforward about it? . Fancy Bananas Crisp Apples A Whole a physician, UPDATE notes. Buth the doctor would prefer that you bring up the subject, because you know your financial situation and he does not. going to U.S.D.A. Grade Norbest Hindquarter 5 to 7 Pound Weight Range Cudahy Slab Bacon - By The Piece with your doctor Worried about physicians fees? Then talk it over with your doctor, openly and frankly. Thats the advice of AMA UPDATE, a monthly newsletter of the American Medical Assoc. Many patients are embarrassed about mentioning Turkey Roast Bacon Bar-- S U.S.D.A. Inspected And U.S.D.A. Graded A Cornish Hens?? 0 AHovzq Grad Discuss finances 1 SUNSET SEVENTH WARD Doris Andrews was sustained as a Sunday School teacher. The following people were released: Elaine Anderson, Jr. Primary organist; Dee Christiansen and Edward Moore, as in the YMMIA, counselors Kathy Christensen as YWMIA Priest. The Relief Society fall social will be held Sept. 29 at 7 p.m. Refreshments will be served. All ladies of the ward are invited to attend. The Elders and Young Mar-riewill hold a social at the stake camp Friday. A spare-ri- b dinner will be served. son of Browning, Mr. and Mrs. Kaye Browning, received his Duty toGod award. SUNSET FIFTH WARD Kim Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hansen, was advanced to the office of a chor- 28 at 10 a.m. All ladies of the ward are invited. Michael Bee- was sus- Mr. and Mrs. Osmer Knight have just returned home from a vacation trip which took them to many points of interest. Upon leaving Sunset, they stopped in Spring City and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Haines Larsen, weekend in Bicknell enjoying the last holiday of the start tained as the second year hive leader in YWMIA. Heinze will be held Sept Society SUNSET FOURTH WARD Kevin Bates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bates, was advanced to the office of a Deacon. and Vivian Cannon, secretary. Melba Miskin was sustained as the new president of the Relief Society with Marion Pop-hafirst counselor and Helen Wood, second counselor, and Vivian Cannon as secretary. Lois Jensen was released as a Primary teacher and sus- Quorum. Kathleen tained as first counselor in the Relief Society. The fall social for Relief Vicky Beesley was the speaker in Sacrament meeting Sunday. She will be leaving on Saturday for Oklahoma to fulfill a mission. leased as president, Pamela first counselor, Whiteley, Adean Judd, second counselor, people were sustained: Susan Wayment as Jr. Primary organist, Lucille Stanger and LeJoie Reichel as teachers in YWMLA, Jim Hartwell as Priest advisor, Ray Eves as Elders Quorum president and George Albert Law as secretary of the Elders Relief Society. e. The Relief Society was reorganized with Deon Harvey re- the YWMLA. The following area. a steak dinner Saturday at 5 p.m. on the patio of the stake-hous- in Sr. Sunday School; Kathryn Brady as second year Beehive leader in YWMIA; Cleland Jones secretary of the YMM1A and assistant general secretary of the Aaronic Priesthood Youth. bert Holt. Day fees when they Nelson were sustained as Primary teachers. Elaine Martin was sustained as Sr. Primary chorister and Anita Childs as Jr. Primary chorister. Beverly Rasmussen was released as a teacher in YWMLA. Phoebe Burrows was released as sports director in wmmmmwmmnmm Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Morrell and family spent the Labor up are Mr. and Mrs. Robert meetings. Others attending cake for Mrs. Kimber. There from Sunset were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Foy, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Measells, Mayor and Mrs. John L. Nicholas, Mr. andMrs. Darrell Draper, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. George Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Deon Harris, and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Barnett. Lee Holt, of Ogden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holt, was confined to the McKay Hospital from injuries received when he tried to make an emergency landing in the light plane he was piloting. The accident occurred near Evanston, Wyo., as he was enroute from Denver, Colo., to Ogden. It is reported that he is now at home recuperating and is doing very well. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hurst of Blanding have been visiting the past week with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Clearfield. summer season resting 19 Thornton. Robert is home on leave from Fort Bragg, N.C., for the babys arrival. Mrs. Thornton is the former Lorena Dalton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Dalton. Wayne Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Dalton, will be leaving for Arizona soon, where he will work with the Navajos. JoAnne Whipple announced her engagement on Sept. 13 to Ross Hansen of Wilson. They are planning a spring wedding. Saturday, Mrs. Nola Kim-bwas guest of honor at a birthday dinner at the home of a son, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kimber of Roy. A full course dinner was served and then games were played by the children while the adults visited. Mrs. Jack Keyes, a daughter of the Kimbers, made and decorated a beautiful birthday were 45 family members in attendance. They Included the guest of honor and her husband, the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keys of Uintah, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Peterson of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Barker of North Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kimber of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hansen of Sunset and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kimber visited in Grantsville on Sunday, where they attended the mission homecoming of a nephew, Kenneth Kimber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Kimber. Kenneth just returned home from the Central States mission. Gaelynn Schroader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schroader, returned home to attend the wedding of her brother, James. She has been living in Sacramento with an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Townsend. Mrs. Townsend is a sister to Gary Schroader. Gaelynn is working in the credit department of a new J.C. Penneys store in the Sacra- comiam mo Safeway stores incorporated e 9 Strained IV I I f ' I Jr Bond Box k. Half, Gallon f lOc Lucerne Sherbet 3 Skylark Rye Oread Frozen Dessert Gerber Baby Feed e Forty Pride (tegular or Jewish Sliced Milk 3S z PI s nc ,n"iunmwmi(nmin'in,viii'im V 1 . i Half Gallon non f. - , r 5 f j fjJJJjVvddvVVv 1 j j 1 |