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Show V 6 Page Sun Chronicle Rainbow Duck Club, He was an elder in the Pleasant View 5th IJtS Ward Surviving are his widow ol Pleasant View; one son and one daughter, R William Doe. Ogden; Mrs. William K. K a e M a y e o c k Indianapolis. Ind Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. T. W, (Verna) Carver. Mrs. Samuel (Gwen) Uauritzen, both ol Salt Lake ity. lilfiHiBi William G. Doe ) William (!. I)oe oo W. Jr., 05. of Pleasant N.. 50(H) Jr. iew. died last week at the MeKay-DeHospital of a mart attack. Mr. Doe was horn Dec. 3, ooo. in Brigham City, a son William G. Sr. and Olive iiiodsell Doe. lie was reared and educated in Brigham City. On Oct 5. 1040. he was married to Blanche Peterson in Tooele, Utah e Alter the marriage, the family lived in Ogden and later moved to Sunset coming to Pleasant View in 1002. In two he started working lor the Mountain Bell and retired in )97l as a lineman Funeral services were and inspector. conducted Thursday in the He was an honorary Chapel ol Flowers Mortuary member of the Sunset City with Bishop Tim W. Healy ol Volunteer Fire Department, the Pleasant View 5th Ward and member ol the State officiating. Volunteer Fire Department Interment in the Aultorest Association. American Memorial Park. I There is no Substitute tor Quality Beet - ROY Mrs. Johanna Strizich Stipich. 77, of 5160 S. 2275 U .. died Sunday evening at St. Benedict's Hospital. Mrs. Stipich was born July 211. at IK98. Bribir, Yugoslavia, a daughter of John and Mary Pavolich Strizich She was married to Matthew Stipich on Oct 31. 1921. in Anaconda. Mont He died , Mrs. Frances Roy; three grandlour children;; greatdaughter. Oliver. grandchildren; two sisters. Mrs. Kate .Jurcich, Detroit. Ann Mich.; Strizich, 5 ugoslavia. Mass ol the Resurrection will he offered Wednesday at )!:2(i a m. al St. Joseph's t alholic Church in Ogden. Prayer service will be held Tuesday at H p.m. in the Myers Mortuary in Roy in 1945 She was a member of St. Catholic Church. She worked lor 10 years at the in Sportsmen's Hideout Joseph ( s are Surviving lriends where may call Tuesday from 6 to 8 p m. and until Wednesday learlield USDA CHOICE BEEF, a.m. 11 Interment will be in the Roy ( itv Cemeterv. one Pet Rocks? Theyll still be around this year, whether they come from Rock Springs, Pebble Beach or the Rocky Mountains! Rock Bottom Productions in Santa Clara, Calif., figures it sold one million pet rocks in less than 90 days before Christmas not bad for a $4 item that consists of a small rock sitting on straw in a cardboard box plus an instruction booklet for the rocks care and training. Rock Bottom has started selling pet rocks in Canada, and is aiming for distribution in Europe and in the Far tiZSaP) Wf CLADLY TRIMMED OF EXCESS WASTE, (wsws, AGED TO PERFECTION Open Weekdays 9 am-1- 0 pm Sundays 10 7 Full Days am-- 7 Prices Effective April 1 pm thru April 7, 1976 fgM East. The company also plans a line of pet rock and a poster with famous caricatures of rocks Goldirocks, for example. Idaho Highway people have put signs on their rocks near the highways labeling them, wooden the in wastebasket outside the IRS west door. Upon receipt of this money, your rock will be returned to you unharmed. So do not call the police or else! signed - Clarence and Clepto. bills Note 2: The drop point has been changed to the front middle desk between the two ladies. Too many people were watching the wastebasket. offender strike its Signs, the Rocknapper. If you cannot Note 3: Examination area. According to Marilyn Wade, one afford the $20, we will accept frosty night, a creepy crook two Snicker bars in a plain crept in and made off with a brown paper sack. If you small helpless creature a dont comply, this is what will a lot of pet rock. Now this pet happen to your rock little rocks. was an rock, she says, Note 4: Since you wont obedient pet, quiet, faithful and paper-traineAll that pay up, and we got attached remained the to the little fellow, were after a returning him. Hes bound, was struck rocknapper small pile of little rocks and gagged and blindfolded, so some frantic scratches on his dont ask him who we are. You tightwad! paper. The pet rock is now safely Several ransom notes were left by the rocknapper with on his owners desk, banexplicit instructions for the daged and shaken, but happy. He now has a striped boulder drop, as follows: Note 1; If you wish your named, Tiger sitting by his rock returned to you safe and side on the paper to guard him! sound, leave $20 in unmarked petrified watermelons take some home to your mother-in-lasigns. Ogdens IRS Service Center even had a rocknapping Jt&esr High blood oaemmaiiD WASTETREEiTRIM mra pressure tests given WILSON'S 4 TO 7 LBS. AVE, USDA CHOICE BEEF TENDER 7 BONE GRADE A TENDER Most persons found to have blood pressure hazardous readings in a University of Utah testing program last fall have sought medical attention. 1,1 'Dr. Bill Wiist l says , above normal readings were detected for 88 of the nearly 800 persons tested over a weekend in two Salt Lake City shopping malls with the aid of the Utah National UbUALHUlU: 11 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK AA n USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN TIP STEAK u, U USDA CHOICE UJUAnT MB gm DAK 9 WIENERS n 'tO LOIN SLICED PORK CHOPS - SKINLESS C&& SHORT RIBS TENDER FLAVORFUL SLICED LIVER MORRELLS LEAN GROUND BEEF CHUNK U V. Q)V BRAUNSCHWEIGER REFRESHING WESTERN FAMILY me. 4e U RATH SLICED BACON SWIFTS PREMIUM SLICED BOLOGNA usda choice ,20l CHUCK STEAKS SKINLESS TURBOT FILLETS r Guard. a 85 In conjunction with the tests, the students distributed educational material provided by the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare jBfcAe on the need to control high blood 1'D V pressure. Follow-u- p interviews show that 53 of the 88 sought medical treatment after learning their blood pressure was at a hazardous level, according to the U assistant professor of health. CAMPBELL SOUP The cila and testing education program was conducted by under-graduate- U in community s health education. A counterpart group carried out similar tests on lung power. In those cases 6 Oz. 63 25 69 89 89 TOILET TISSUE CAMELOT 303 Con APPLESAUCE HUNTS 32 Oz. Btfe. CATSUP KRAFT 32 Oi. BHo. MIRACLE WHIP SUNSHINE 2 Lb. Pkg. GRAHAM CRACKERS GOLD RIPE rn RED LEAF OR R0MAINE LARGE RIPE 43 33 TOMATOES SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER CARROTS u, 10 BLUE BONNET Lb. Pkg. 38 MARGARINE DEL MONTE 6 Can 15 CHUNK TUNA CAMELOT 16 Oi. Loaf 29 79 49 SLICED BREAD CAMELOT 18 Oz. BtU. PEANUTBUTTER GOLDEN GRAIN 12 Oz. Pkg. EGG NOODLES ta HONEY BEE 25 SUGAR WESSON 24 Oz. BtU. COOKING OIL SHORE EARLY CALIFORNIA Lg. Toll Can PITTED OLIVES jjy $v ICE CREAM MEADOWDALE 2 Lb. Pka 67 29 fSEGGS YOGURT 83 43 47 FROZEN FOODS1 T Camelot V, Gal. AA Lg. Doz. 3620 200 Cm. Pkg. FACIAL TISSUE Camolot 2 Gal CAMELOT 2s 2,s BEET 10 Lb. Bog WESTERN HASH BROWNS PEAS OR CORN )) 39 25 WALL AVE., OGDEN, UTAH "f" iMiMju'tw I " I.iw explained the meaning of blood pressure, says Dr. Wiist. The follow-uinterviews revealed that 21 of the persons with high readings said they had been aware of the problem for some time, but 58 others were p Lb. Bag WHITE FLOUR FRESH MILK n where blood pressure readings were high, the students encouraged the subjects to consult a physician and 10 Oi. Can Can MX). 4 Roll Pkg. 1976 Rocknapping reported Johanna Stipich SELLS ONLY RT 1, and Association Sportsmen Thursday, April m surprised. Dr. Wiist says the test results inspired most persons to seek medical treatment, but in some instances the disclosures apparently were ignored. The project gave students valuable experience in planning, organizing, conducting and evaluating a community health program, he says. second group of students under Dr. Wiist conducted lung A capacity tests in cooperation with a Utah Lung Association anti-smokin- g campaign last November. Although these tests were less extensive than those for blood pressure, the preliminary data indicates a high percentage of the 121 persons examined failed to achieve 70 percent of predicted lung capacity. |