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Show SUN CHRONICLE. August 5, 1976, Page 6 ewsi Job Corps Center hosts Army exhibit Kt'sideiiN o! CliMi'lii'ki will .in opportunity to view the Army 's role in America's missile technology in a new public exhibit, scheduled for show ing in Clearfield on Aug I and 10 White Sands Provided N M . the only Missile Ranj h,ic Clearfield man receives award Walker of Clearfield has received an Performance Outstanding Rating at ceremonies at Hill Air Force Base. He was cited for his job as an aircraft mechanic in the Maintenance Directorate. Mr. Walker is a son of Mrs. Monte Zindell of Willard and Ray A. Walker of Salt Lake City. The award winner and his wife Roberta have three children. Mrs. Walker is a daughter of Mrs. Florence L. Kite of Clearfield. Robert W. 1L-W- Delbert link in the Department of Defenses research, development, test and evaluation programs. This mobile unit, part of the Armys 200th anniversary observance and the United States Bicentennial, will unfold its story of White Sands in sight and sound using the latest audio-visuequipment at the Clearfield Job Corps Center. The exhibit is scheduled to be open from 10 a.m. until 9 p m. and a ramp is provided for the handicapped. Visitors, in addition to being exposed to the history of rocketry and the U.S. Beverly Kemp and children are visiting in Roy for a few days with her parents, the Carl Rackers. Mrs. Emma Baker has been in California visiting with a sister for a while. Marilyn Hargis has been in the hospital where she was treated for an illness. She is home now and feeling better. The Abiiah Childs have had their son and his family from Idaho staying with them at their home for a few days. Lloyd Foster has spent a week in Wisconsin on TDY, with his job. White Sands Missile Range, earths atmosphere. Contemporary missile components and scientific equipment will also be on display. The White Sands Missile Range exhibit has already stopped at St. George, and Orem. The vans next stop will be Bountiful, and afterwards it will be at Dugway Proving Ground. Dorothy of St. George will be able to view a section devoted to the study of the controversial ozone layer in the and spent at Vancouver and Victoria. They returned to the states by way of Seattle and then home from there. Armys role, particularly 23MS. Rochelle Campbell, of Sterling and Mardean Campbell, has been accepted in nurses training in Salt Lake. The training is an extension program of BYU. She will enter her schooling on Sept. 2. daughter of the new White Sands Army Bicentennial mobile exhibit van contains a of displays concerning White Sands Missile Range, its purpose, the Armys variety role in missile technology and environmental ozone studies all told with the latest audio-visuwill 9 The in van Clearfield be equipment. Aug. and 10. (U.S. Army photo) THE INSIDE Phone July 825-664- 6 IFREEIFOnniJRniJJFQIEEiFOnnUIFniEEIFOEKlIliFnEEronnilJFCZIEIFOEinii Ml Its been a fun time for Mr. and Mrs. Moses Jeppsen. They have had their daughter Brenda and her children here with them for a week. They live in California. Coming all the way from Haarlem, Netherlands were Mr. and Mrs. Piet Proper. They came to visit with the Bert Vissers. Mr. Proper is Mrs. Vissers brother. The City. Vissers took their guests on many sightseeing trips while they were here. A special event honored the visitors. A neighborhood social and supper was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Thompson, and later, the group went to the Ben DeCorso home for visiting. Included in the group were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Perfilio, Mr. and Mrs. Ben DeCorso, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Stan McCallister, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Visser, and the guests of honor. A baby boy has been born July 30 to Mark and Cathy Bard well. They now have a boy and two girls in their family. Rebecca and Wayne Thompson have a baby girl. This is the young couples first child. Tex and Lynette Hancock, who formerly lived in Roy, but are now stationed in Pennsylvania with the Air Force, are here on leave. They are staying with relatives, in Ogden, but have spent quite a bit of time in renewing acquaintances Roy. A baby boy was born July 27 to Grant and Lorraine GET IN ON THE MAZDA FRF.E Plugs urn James and Chicago for a few hours on their way home and saw the famous Museum of Natural History. Other stops of interest included Nauvoo and 1 Carthage, will pay oil service costs of normol use except qo$ few ony rotary tnqine CO O' truck purcKosed new on or ohet July 1976 fo two yeof S or 25 000 rrwles whichever comes first Your Mozdo dealer will provide you with all parts labor ond motenois for all service o repairs required on oil toctory equipment This oHer is good only m certain states and for o limited time I Mazda will pay all service costs of normal use (except gas) for any rotary engine car or truck purchased new on or after July 1, 1976, for two years or 25,000 miles, whichever comes first. Your Mazda dealer will provide you with all parts, labor and materials for all service or repairs required on all factory equipment. This offer is good only m certain states and for a limited time. Cl ALLFREEFO EliUJfnSElFO QHIEEFO RHIl Dear Editor: I lost my wallet on the street of Roy, while I was going up town to run an errand for my mom. Someone found it and returned it to my home. I didnt get their names, but am very happy they returned it. I want to say thank you very much. Kip Hayes BARGAIN $0 tW i 1974 Joycelyn where they attended the pageant at Palmyra and also toured other places in LDS history. They stopped in Mozdo FREEIO BnLLFREEFQ R AULFREEFO Letter to the editor Woolsey. Bowman have a baby boy born July 27 at McKay Hospital. Ray and Bonnie Crouch spent last week camping and fishing in the Ruby Mountains in Nevada. They also visited in Elko with Rays brother and his family. A 17 day bus tour to the LDS Hill Cumorah Pageant was a most exciting event for Ralph and Doreen Bateman. The group crossed the country by the southern route visiting Williamsburg, Virginia and Washington, D.C. before going up into New York FREE Adjustment! 30. It was a girl for James and Susan Ingram. She was born at McKay Hospital on July 30. Mrs. Lillian Sullivan, of South Ogden, who passed away on Sunday, was the mother of Mrs. Dean (Neta) Daily of Roy. Mrs. Wanda P. Taylor, of Ogden died last Thursday after a long illness. Mrs. Taylor was the sister of Blaine Parsons of Roy, and had earlier lived in Plain u Jensen and daughter Joyce and son Bruce, are just back from a delightful trip in Canada. They took their motor home and drove up to Lake Louise and Calgary and then across to British Columbia with a few days leature the national range its vital - Virginia Wursten .ill land missile test facility in the country, the exhibit will and the Polynesian Cultural Show and many other of the scenic attractions to be found there Lynn and Ronda Hulse of Roy have a baby boy, born 111. VOLKSWAGEN DASHER wheel drive, tronsrmssion. 2895 1973 BUICK ' baby girl arrived at McKay Hospital on July 28 to Floyd and Vivian Atwood. Their family now consists of three girls and two boys Milton Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Redden of Roy joined several other couples in the Ogden area and drove to Cedar City to see the Shakespearian Festival, held there each year. Loves ,jA ' 0 extra mce, APOLLO automatic air transmission, V-- conditioning. $2595 1975 DODGE CORONET HARDTOP, V-- transmission, air conditioning. A NICE CAR. SUPER 3395 1975 and Independence, Missouri. Michael and Linda Thorne are the proud parents of a baby boy who arrived at McKay Hospital on July 27. A boy was born July 28 at McKay Hospital to James and Susan Hillan. Ed Holloway arrived home last Wednesday from a three months stay on TDY in Iran. The group was based at Teheran, but were able to visit other cities and interesting spots on their weekends. Ed says the best part of the trip was finding out how much his own country and his family meant to him. with cur HATCHBACK conditioning, front CHEVROLET ' PICKUP With automatic t'ansm ssion. V-- 3195 1974 OPEL MANTA COUPE with cir conditioning, tronsmis- s on, IT - SSHARPTOOi 2495 1975 VOLKSWAGEN BUG sunroof, AVi FMand has extra lo.v milecge. A steal at this prre . . . E8.SH Labor Julius Lost," Caesar," and "The Tempest were the three productions enjoyed by the group also played B CUTRUBUS 843 W. Riverdale Rd. 621-110- 0 They golf at the Painted Hills Golf Course in Cedar City and visited Cedar Breaks and Cove Fort before returning home Mr. and Mrs Fred Loert-sche- r have a baby boy, born July 28 Mrs Loertscher is the former Debbie Michaels, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Fred Michaels of Roy. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barton of Roy, were among several couples from Weber County who earlier in July flew to the beautiful Hawaiian Islands for a tour. They saw four islands and spent some time on Waikiki Beach, attended BUICK 3Sio wall 394-14S- 3 |
