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Show 10B The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, February 7, 1986 5 New Mission Presidents Called by Leaders of LDS Church Five new mission presidents have been called by the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Newly called are Richard H. Cra-crof- t, Provo; Wallace F. Gray, Escondido, Calif.; Robert H. Lemmon, San Diego, Calif.; J. Samuel Park, Salt Lake City and Douglas F. Price, Katy, Texas. President Cracroft, 49, is dean of the College of Humanities at Brigham Young University, and formerly taught at the University of Utah and the University of Wisconsin. He is a graduate of BYU, with a masters degree from the University of Utah and a doctorate from the Uni SHORaWEEKDAYS Shop Weekdays tHi uHQQ5i versity of Wisconsin. He has served the church as a bishop, stake president and ward young men president. President Gray, 60, retired since 1981 after a teaching career in Escondido, has recently been residing in New South Wales, Australia, where he is serving as executive secretary to the churchs Pacific Area Presidency. He is a native of Santa Monica, Calif., with educational degrees from UCLA and San Diego State University. He has served the church as a counselor in the mission presidency, bishop, district president and stake president. President Lemmon, 64, recently retired after 31 years in the U.S. Navy. 10-- 9 He is a native of Nogales, Ariz., and holds a degree in business administration from San Diego State Univer- sity. President Park, 49, was founder of the Marie Callender restaurants in the western United States and is curbusinessman. rently a He attended the University of Utah and served the church as a missionary in Australia. President Prince, 63, is the chief executive officer of Castone Development Corp., Houston. He is a native of St. George, a former industrial plant manager in New Mexico and Texas and an inventor with patents in several countries, GOP Dinner to Feature Hansen as Speaker Special to The Tribune Rep. James V. Hansen will be the featured speaker Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Davis County Republican Partys Lincoln Day - KAYSVILLE Saturday 10-- Dinner. The dinner will be held in the Davis High School, 323 S. Main St. A reception will begin at 5:45 p.m. Cost is $7.50 per person. Closed Sunday 6 Save 13 on Comforter Sets (43030 at ZCMI .. DRAsiimEDwmm Save up to i Save up to 13 on Croscill Comforter Sets Comforter Sets fiSSE) Twin Full Queen King 2iI3ii m 13 3BBr Sets include comforter, matching dust ruffle and 2 pillow shams ( 1 sham on twin sets). Choose from 3 patterns. SPECIAL BONUS: Purchase any set of the 3 patterns available and receive flat and fitted matching sheets and pillowcases. Sets include comforter, matching dust ruffle and 2 pillow shams (1 sham on twin sets). Select from Kentwood or Delft fabric patterns. aiiftS33B DRASTI&REDUGTIONS Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. 79" 99" $120 $150 $200 $230 13 on Cameo 129" ,14999 Twin Full Reg. $150 Reg. $225 Queen King Reg. $275 Reg. $300 Not all colors available in all sizes. feK ESIDENTIA DUEEtflS SAVE 99" 149" 179" 199" a ii GamucSL 3y f DOG -- GONE eg ) & 3e2B3U) ALE ' H2?ang ih. DRASMREDUGTIONS HURRY NAME-BRAN- nDA0GijY;S0(JD D TIUtAMv if "Hese are rou decide LAZY DOG '' COATS S uit MEN'S WcbifrfOLO ' a ct MENS BLOUSES ca-A- u 00 r: tkGr a dog ViENS SWEATERS rWe J QQ95 Great PANTS H AC?(A R. CUaA esjdissDSifsaooiB) 4m clH m a fV - COATS m PANTS 1 SKI RTS id! I YARDAGE T01AL CtOSE0llT,Q 95 WOOLEN Reg. 4S5 P CHfcMPlOJ ! f - jU SHIRTS 17 yard Y- vqqg prices flic 9rore "ThYDughout , SWEATERS Reg, to 30 S3996 cu5Ezirr PRESS Ac SHIRKS T SUITS m&u value k HAGGAR CHAMPION N $ 300 ywMdf! WOOL- - JACKETS 199 warmer $& TO:Xm ONCE AyGAe.SALH AJC" 1 jjtvuijub W5 Ri DRESSES $OQ?5 Reg. num - Fine clothing for men cloven 59 West South Temple Across tram Tcmp,t Suar-e- . PARKING at REAR of STORE we validate any lot downown |
