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Show I E Sun Chronicle - Advertiser Thursday, December 9, 1971 . Mewi . . . V . A Mrs Beth Hull was one of three recipients of the Silver lawn awards given last wi ok at the annual Lake Bonneville Boy Scout Council dinner. The awatd is given to women for their work in scouting and is similar to the Silver Beaver Awards given to men This is the first time the Silver Fawn awards have been given out and we wish to congratulate Mrs Hull for being one of the first women to receive the award. " - S' . ) 6 W: Mrs. Hull is the wife of Norman Hull and the mother of eleven children. She has been in guide patrol and cub scout work for more than 16 years LAKE VIEW STAKE Stake Temple day is today Fveryone is urged to attend that i an possibly go. V.E. Griffin explains the background of discussions with Mrs. Gladys Hay nt parent-teacher-stude- HOOPER FIRST WARD Mux LeKoy Towers, infant son of Mr. and Mrs Max Fow-ci- s was given a name andbles- - den, Mrs. Mary Budd and Mrs. Shirley Nelson. Junior involves Roy The students at Roy Junior have been involved in a study and inventory on how to improve school climate and how the total school tion can better meet the dent's needs. Students were asked to complete a form asking them tode-fin- e success, how to achieve it. what dislikes and likes they have about the school and goals and ideas they have to implement change to tetter meet their needs When the students completed the forms, they were asked to meet in groups, select a group leader and secretary and distu'-- s how needs could stu- - THURSDAY 5 p.m. Roy ft ft- j - till Close be met. Taco Time Parents were sent letters their involvement and they also participated in the discussion as well as all staff and personnel at the school. The discussion groups brought new ideas and sugmany gestions. This was the first phase of the school climate project and in order to complete this students will have to meet in other groups to further delimit the ideas given Roy Junior is very appreciative of all parents, school petsonnel and students who are asking Family Special TACOS IZ$TI m I;-- i to u if V wty mg 'Wiimir hi .Mrs W gtl, , taking pu t in making Roy Jun-iHigh the success' oriented school 1 i. .v I -- J (3rd in a series of 10) 0 How To Get The Most ate'-- . Then place blanket in d, and allow it to towel.-.- . Ke- we blanket while still slight damp, and reshape " to -- i bv pulling small i aki'ie length and width., keeping the edges rn i see-tii'ii- -- a i W !, Jo ll.n e e to tonsil on tint sur-t,- u air-diin- hen blanket - eomplete-di . hi -h i 1 i lua k irtquenth tor piopor moisture eon-tin- t ibis helps guaiii .mam-- t over diking ) i. Oi Ion and otht r s ut In t e lahrh blankets m this m,i he a w a alt too hough dr tug lines.) 1 Drying Wool or Electric Blankets Your favorite heavy wool blankets emerge from an electric dryer amazingand ly soft, luxurious when you take time to carefully follow drying directions. Place several large dry bath towels in dryer, and allow to preheat for 5 min- new-lookin- er-drie- d . time will with en Electric Dryc- r- he TIDBIT OF THE WEEK Atti a small i hilds nap oi hat h, di ess him oi hei in i le.m. w at ni elot lies taken duei tk hum our eleetne dr i I ab s cm ne w ash-ahlw ai di obe mas he dr while he naps i i ThGSun e . er-dned That Never You're in control geneialh sllOl cl g UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. Sets Electricity-Lig- ht on Your Budget 1 a free copy of a booklet containing this sen s of advertisements P.0. Box 899, Dept. D, Salt Lake City, Utah 84110. Co., Light Free Copy: You may obtain writing Utah Power & r . S( was given a name and Eppley HOOPER THIRD WARD The Ward Christmas Fair held Saturday evening was a 1 f success. Work day will be held at P.elief Society today with a special Christmas lunch being served. Christmas decorations and quilting will be the projects for the day. The Primary are having a Christmas Wednes- Program day, Dec. 15 at 3:45 p.m. with the children displaying their Also there will be talents. singing of Christmas Carols. All parents are invited to the program. The officers and teachof the Primary and their husbands are having a party Saturday Dec. 18, at the Hooper Third Ward Cultural Hall. Neil Higley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Higley was baptized Saturday evening by his brother Steven and confirmed by his a ers Steven Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Cox was baptized and confirmed Saturday evening by his father. Theatres plan shows The Big Three business in this area in show are plan- special screen entertainment during the coming Christmas season. The Big Three are the Cinedome 70 North, the Cine-do70 South and the River-dal- e ning Drive-I- Theaters, n 2( jeqr Bal-lingha- m, Mrs. Ken Dransfield, Mrs. Eu- gene Boone and Mrs. Gerald S. Hatch. All employees of the branch donated to the project. Hospital patients receive special holiday gift: Generous employees Branch at Hill AFB are helping to make Christmas a little brighter for the patients at the Weber Memorial Hospital. The 82 employees of the from the MAIQ branch presented the gifts to hospital personnel this week. They were portable hairdryers for the paralyzed and handicapped patients on the division. gesture for these 82 employees who want to make Christmas brighter for the patients at Weber County Hospital, commented Mrs. Gerald S. Hatch, head of the volunteers at the county hospital. This is a very generous oper- ated by Darrell L. Tullis and his brother-in-laRay Hansen, and their wives, Nancy and LaRue, and their coming attractions are the greatest ever. For example, theyll be featuring Santas week Dean Martin and Dustin Hoffman, with music, excitement and thrills. The Riverdale Drive-I- n will continue to run all the time, except when it gets cold, and then just weekends. Say, dont know if you realize it, but Darrell Tulliss father, Roy Tullis, and the late Joy Naylor were the first ones to operate a Drive-I- n theater Itah to COMMITTEE members Ron left, and Wilson Dutcher, of the MAIQ Branch at Hill AFB present Christmas gifts for patients at Weber County Hospital ROY ,agQ. .. ) r a Yes, they pioneered the field here after they .saw a . drive-i- n theater in Sacramento, California. Then Mr. Naylor went to Boise and Mr. Tullis went to Pocatello for a while, but is now back, retired, while his son and operate The Big Three showhouses. We try to give our patrons the best film attractions possible every week, said Mr. Our showhouses are Tullis. clean and neat, with beautiful carpeting and surroundings. Organ music is played by Dee Davis - live music from North Dome Theater piped into South Dome Theater -- - during by PRIZE WINNERS at Hamilton Drug the Roy Shopping Center during the special Moonlight Sale last is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Paul Croft, 2102 W. He 4800 So., Roy, Ctah. scouting he has served as Senior Patrol Leader, Asst. Senior Patrol Leader, Patrol Leader, Asst. Patrol Leader, Den Chief and is presently serving as Junior Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 275. In Val-yr- ie How to get a paper cup Eagle rank honor Alan Paul Croft, 15, has earned the F.agle Scout Award and received it Dec. 5, 1971. He is a member of Explorer Post 275, sponsored by LDS Friday night were (1. to r.) Joan Ketchell, Jay Compton and Robertson. in Roy Scout earns Roy 11th Ward. 1 nap with tine w ne inii-- h Press binding it di - u .1 )i mg t in if w ill ai a. i oi ding to sie and w eight low e er. alter the ills' lo numit es ot ill i v ' 4 blessing Sunday by his uncle, Charles Dennis Eppley. -- tumble with J son-in-la- w Of Your Hectii One of the nicest things about an electric dryer is, its inside. Old Man Winter can snow and blow all over outside and you dont have to worry. Day or night, wet or dry, an electric dryer puts YOU in control. Our home economists helped prepare this series of ads to show you a few oi the little ideas and shortcuts they know that will help you control the quality of your laundry. (You may want to clip this ad, and the others in the series, and arrange to keep them for future use. Just cut along the dotted . i X Aaron Fredrick Eppley, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry in o i sing Sunday by his grandfather George LeRoy Fowers. father. also , 5 Yearbook and a member of the Sand Ridge Constitution com- to save your kids appetite. mittee. He was a member of a four loan team who producedawinning project on the misuse of DDT that helped Sand Ridge Jr. High win the National America Beautiful Keep Serve light, jiggly Jell-Brand Gelatin instead of heavy snacks. Just make Jell-as usual, but pour it into paper cups paper-cu- contest. His interests are swimming, reading, fishing, camping, hiking, electronics, canoeing and carpentry. t III'., reKi'lr-- 1, Id, in p , JEU gel. HUNOMLATW ,rkf,hr(,ppr., I is active in the LDS 11th Ward and has served as Deacons Quorum President and 1st Counselor, Teachers Quorum Secretary and 1st Counselor. K received his Dutv to God Award on Sept. 26, 1971. He Roy If H , ARI SAMPLES of work dons ON MY Last year he served as Vice President of Sand Ridge Junior High Seminary. 3 A sophomore at Roy High, he is a member of the National He has had Honor Society. many scholastic honors during his years in scouting He has n the High Honor roll been all three years of Junior High He was 1st place School. Physical Science winner in the 7th grade at Roy Junior High and 1st place at Weber Regional Science Fair. In the 8th grade he was sweepstakes winner at Roy Jr. High Science F'air. 9th grade, he was Sweepstakes winner at Sand Ridge Jr. High Science Fair and 1st place at Weber Regional Science Fair. He has had honors in German at the Weber District Foreign Language Festival. He was Asst. Fditor of Sand Ridge Jr. High In the SEALED-IN-PLASTI- C Paul Croft . . . earns badge Sani-Flus- h out germs, wipes lush" loilcl Bowl leaner wipes mil common household germs in semnds. S.im 1 C ' Disinfects, cleans, deodorizes. 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