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October Virginia Wursten - Phone 825 6646 babv girl was born .Sept to Dean and Barbara 2( Stimpson They now haetwo girls and a boy in their family Cherrill lecuperating Martin is at home following recent surgery A Roy woman, Mrs Buster Mildred) Miya, has received a PhD from the Unnersity of i Utah Mrs Miya is an English teacher at Weber State College She was selected piofessor of the year at USC in 1973 Di Miya is a member of the I tah Bicentennial Committee foi Weber and Moigan Counties She giaduated (tom USC ( in Magna Cum Laude, . nd earned a masteis degree at I tah State University While at Weber State she was voted scholai of the yeai during two successive years In 1972 she was listed on the governors mster of Out standing Women of Utah Mower Kimberley daughter of Mr and Mrs .Jeirv Mower,' has been i eleased from the hospital wheie she had been very ill Mr and Mrs another sister in the family Merrily n Hoopes, who was visiting in Afton, Wyoming, became seriously ill and was hospitalized there for several days She has returned home and is feeling much better A baby girl, their first child, was born Sept 19 to Michael and Jackie Lyons invited to a personal shower in her honor given by JaNae Pledger, Sheri Kowallis, Peggy Bingham, and Debbie Bennett at the Kowallis home in Washington Terrace m raws A 2, 1975 Wesley Mitton recently drove down to Mexico to help their son-in-la- and daughter, Lyle and Linda Elmore, move back to I tah Lyle, a former Roy resident, has been attending medical school in Mexico, and has now been accepted at the University of Utah School of Medicine After returning to Utah, the Mittons then drove up to Washington to visit their daughter Marilyn and her lamily Marilyn returned home with her parents for a short visit A baby boy arrived at St Benedicts Hospital Sept 23 to Billy and Glenda Thomas Kristie Perkes, who was married last Friday, was the guest of honor at several showers prior to her mairiage Her grandmother, Mrs Sarah Leishman of Nibley, Utah, gave a kitchen shower at her home with lamily membeis attending Catherine Field and Lone Perkes gave a grocery shower with friends and telatives attending Close friends of the bride were combined a Enjoying business and pleasure trip in the Phoenix area for a week were Don and Beverly Reid along with Ben and Pat Jack and Ada Hazen, and and Bobbie Thomas Jack and Holbrook of Lay ton They did some sightseeing shopping and relaxing in the Arizona sunshine Val and Marlene Parrish have a new baby daughter, 28 boi n Sept She joins spent the past weekend at the Hazens cabin at Hebgen Lake in Montana Ken and Paula Bird had a baby girl Sept 18 This is ( leal field I uui in hen mid ilaughtc c Wednesday icon d utti t honu ot m Ko lt I ides Wekome omers C lub hi Id this n orning at the Mis Joseph Jamison she was assisted bv ti i assiei s C Mntm1 ami S.dlv have i new babv Khc Bui son daughter aimed Sept 28 Hdui Putnam a hi l si ait attaik ues rv 1 in sdav in T held vanston I - tee, eight weeks duration Leather crafts, $6 fee, eight weeks duiation They will begin registration lor the following classes from expanding its community school this year to include the b following classes at T H Bell Junioi High They will begin registration foi the following classes from on Sept Self enhanc ing b 30 8 30 30 8 30 on Oct 1 Home crafts, $6 eight w eeks Cieative writing. $b, eight weeks Ait, $b eight weeks Plastic ciafts $6 eight weeks They will begin registration tin the speech and drama class on Oct 2fiomb 30 8 30 20 education fee, six weeks duration Instructional media, $6 fee six weeks duration Consumer i elated math $b Sb I hi i m -- Ml s - kK .1 $b i e toi tin students can take anv ot hi innovation in Washington Terrace commumtv school has at long last come to 11 Bt II lumni ( imie and join on enrol the thiee nights toi this 1 week his would be a pel In t oppottunitv to lux ome mini acquainted with voui neigh hots and to impiove voui skills Schools plan lunch for October FREE CANNON BLANKET 72 x 90 in Blanket 100o Polyester Bonded with 100 Nylon binding Assorted colors be for wont class photogiaphs Oct 13 is and Iniversal Menu I)a evetv student pai ticipating in the National School Lunch Piogram will be eating the I1 American school same Ml schools will be lunch sei v mg the same menu which includes a c heesebui ger. FREE BEACON QUEEN KING BLANKET 102 x90 in assorted colors acrylic blend FREE PRESTO HOT DOGGER Fast way to cook cooks one to six hot dogs in just sixty seconds FREE CANNON TOWEL SET 3 piece Bath Towel Face Towel and Washcloth FREE MIRRO SQUARE GRILL Teflon II Griddle No stick frying Heats quickly and evenly ' r S r tf Jr 'u Bird numbers increase as nestinq continues e ui ks hoi i not n uni be i s 1 1 ak in it lie el in the u ) d ) migi alion tin ough I tah s.iv s ) v ision id W ildlile Resoui nine ipal Wateilowl Biolocist M lie Noi m lllv bv gi nlh il now bn (1 nunibe s ai e on the )!( i le .1st bill Ibis vim! the me i easing ai s,ud lie g lit lial Ins is pi oh ililv due to late m sting this ve u both loeallv and n the ( a'ladian Pun ini e s It points to some' good h n 1 U n is I U 111 W i o ') I1 i M v t ) ut Ilk) n is ill o Niu h ii I IV i s )l Kp n i i nod ng si 111 s mi nt i v e hi h i qin dlio i i hunting when wateilowl 4 season opens et Pi (south time aie time 17 27 Oct Vtdnesdai million students across the' countiv will be smiling and saving e heeseburger but it aWTHMIN ILEAlEf I - v 4 o will be - r - r,- r-- f M he ssi s oi halt pi ice clussts will be tun as wt II as sell unpi ov mg 3 his s a big c As Vs " VI on eight wick class tin . Ik' j1 initial weie .. . lather of Mai ion Lie of h Winston Wvo died last Saturday in Woodi utl I tah Ha'ph expanding classes Are TERRACE in self you interested The Weber improvement' County School District is 1975 t wc Community school ASH tuber I, lake W , W K , i crispv potatoes coleslaw chilled peaches and milk Weber School Distnct School Food Services under the dnection of Mis Wayne Bingham extends an invitation to all parents to with their participate students one day during National School Lunch Week Oct 13 through lb The weeks menu includes Monday - Beef Gravy on Potatoes, Whipped Cheese, Roll and Celery, Butter, Peach Cobbler, Milk Tuesday - Taco or Burrito, Lettuce Tomato Salad, Corn, (piaite is ot a million ducks along the Wasati h f i out ami ov e i one ball million ,n e on state and fedeial managed wateilowl aieas 1iedominaut bud is the pintail follow id bv gieen fan wing teal and baldpa'e A of ad) epi do e ov the loi o' Congressman announces academy applications ready ongiessman Gunn Me Kav high st hool seniors and otheis planning to aj plv to militaiv academies to tile then appli tions with lorn as soon as pos ihle Me Kav indicate d that his de adlme is appi oae long and ene on? agi d ( in ged Pd interested individual possessing high sc holastu abihtv moi al chai acte l and phvsieal aptitude to contact his otfice tad ts tue ive an exidlint limit gi aduatt dm ul urn at no pi ' son.d hew in-- 1 nd ALKii I e I i i s ulh ti ,i ik d to assume a militai i ai v e 1 I Aeademv as ollu emet gi iiitcicsttd should hose wide loigicssman Mi Kav Re pi i st gton I) House ntatnes ( W bunii of ashm 2(ld Cinnamon Applesauce, Twist, Milk - Wednesday American All National Lunch Thursday - Baked Ham, Potatoes AuGratin, Green FREE CONCORD EGG PLATE Deviled Egg and Relish Plate in delicate work manship with Brockway Glass quality Beans, Sweet Roll. Milk FREE PREST0 BURGER Broils hamburger English muffins and cube steaks in just one to three minutes s Alcoholic help available for anyone Just for a Qualifying Deposit State Savings to pay you the highest rates legally allowed on Insured Your savings will Savings in America ever with the new, faster than multiply on rates States Daily Earnings higher Passbook or Certificate Accounts And your money is safe, insured to $40,000 by an You can count on How many times have vou heard a confused youngster tell agency of the Federal Government, plus youll have the comfort of knowing you are saving with one of the strongest savings and loan associations in the West with well over $260 million in assets. Come join the more than 66,000 people who now save at State, Utahs first savings and loan institution her playmates icason Daddy is that the always on the living room couch is because he has the asleep flu 9 How many times have vou heard similar incredulous alibis for housewives vvvvhen the Daddv actually, for all the husband, the wite - the ti ut h is they le just plain HOY LIONKLLK flagtw n U t s (I. to Tamnii Peikmx, .loVnn Biadshau, Batti row, ( inch Hliode and Shorn Mooie. 1975 r.) top iow, Betky ( ummings, Boitci, Becky (.toovei, bottom (hunk9 lhe Utah Aleoholism foundation stresses this does not mean responsible inkers but those who think the v ML ST drink to it on t when, in actuality function adequate! thev drink learn more about tiase problem drinkers and how you and the rest ol vour lamily can help them most bv iD learning more about the disease ami (2) facing up to vour own problems Bernie Boswell, executive director of the Foundations ( ottage Program, formerly a pioblem drinker himself, will lie glad to tell you the Cottage's full story, from th initial contact to learning living skills Aou not only can help the ak hoi abuser in your family vou can help the rest of the family, too And most important, you can help yourself Write today to The Cottage, 736 S 5th E , Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 The phone number is 532 6185, day or night di i i EACH INDIVIDUAL GIFT IS AVAILABLE ONLY WHILE SUPPLY LASTS ONE GIFT PER EACH ACCOUNT Its in your best interest to save now at Over $260,000,000 in Assets State Savings and Loan Association Your Family Financial Center y ei(3 Tert i i 3 m u e nterest actud ly e ined to you when yo jr or g nal depos t s allowed to rema ns cate accounts carry a renaity tor early w thdrawai as lequued Oy Federal Reguidt l IS LENDER nil Min s jit I ak' CiK HonicOtfui ish n m Biv Oydtn 2'iOJ Orun I inm isit, Mil Cltuifitld 7r Sou h Mih Hi unit Murray Fashion Ph lh w it th South Troll, k Squ in M n I oijm MO Notlh P i si iml Ctnti rulk - tf e account tor 12 months and s compounded da ly MOBE LIONKLLES (1. to r.) top row, Karen Glissmeyer, Dawn Daily, Bonnie Miquire, Ailene Stephens, Bicki Nelson; bottom row, Lori Navairo and Terii Moore. |