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Show The Suliiiii Sun, August :i, 1978, Page Cox Rock Products Donates New Uniforms To Aurora Farm Team C7C Zp:T't : Family Enjoys Japanese Visitor iS3C-'iMf ... ,') W ' INTEKNATIONAL Nagoya, JAPANESE MSI Toil-- . Naomi Nakayama. ! in Japan, is spending a month with the Stuart Johnson family Aurora. She is one ol fixe Japanese youth who ate juests of Sexier Count v families purtieipaling in the III Japanese I .alio Exchange Program. Naomi brought kimonos to the seven Johnson children, from left, back row: Katie, Naomi, Leslie and Georgia. Front: Kebecca, Deborah, and Jared. (Bonnie slipped out of the picture at the last moment before picture was taken). Five Japanese young people are spending a month with Sevier County families as part of the Japanese Labo Exchange Program. They arrived July 24 and will spend until Aug. 20 with their Venice. I host families, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Johnson. Aurora; Mr. and Mrs. U Dell Johnson, Redmond; Mr. and Mrs. Lorry Maxlield, Richfield; Mr. and Mrs. Mack Thalrnan, Sigurd; and Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Luke, Purpose of the exchange program is to increase international understanding and to become more familiar with another way of life, Steve Jackson, USU Extension Youth Agent, explained. Almost 100 kids and chaperones will spend the month with Utah families under the program. As part of the Sevier County Fair, a special booth on Japan and the exchange program will 4-- PIKKHRHKBBBB 13oz. Keebler Blue Coconut Choc. Chip COOKIES iC . Bonnet bag IVlargarine Yogurt . f os Carnation Tuna 12 oz. tj fjj Western Family 0 Corn Flakes box Tomato Soup 5cansS3r Walker Called Toilet Tissue To Birmingham . . England Mission Elder Gordon Kenny Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.aVan Walker, of Peoa, has been called to serve in the Birmingham England Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of 79 y Saints. Elder Walker has accepted the call and will enter the Latter-da- Beef Cube Del monte Large IdVz oz. Red Salmon Elder Gordon Kenny Walker l1D 4 Roll pk. Campbells "2?B Can Steak HUNTS Manwich Sauce SfrCan $i be displayed in the Naomi building. Nakayama, 13, of 4-- Nagoya, Japans fourth largest city, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Johnson and family, and Tadashi Ariga is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. UDell Johnson. Naomi, who has been studying English for four years, is the daughter of a ceramics engineer. She has one sister, Kaori, age 10. The Johnsons for Aug. 10 OFF lb. Ariga, one of five 's m, 20 AURORA FARM TEAM-Ne- w gold and blue uniforms for the Rock Cox donated were by members of the Aurora Farm Team Products Co. Team members pictured are, from left, back row: Paul Davies, Brett Barney, Brett Nuznian, Leon Huntsman, Rusty Bastian, Robert Spainhower, Shane Harrison, and Britton Hansen. Front: Angie Mason, Michael Thurston, Cory Thurston, Jason Nielsen, Kelly Anderson, and Bryan Shaw. Coaches are I.eland Huntsman, center, and Craig Thompson, not pictured. Japanese youth who are spending a month with Sevier County families as part of the Japanese Labo Exchange Program, shakes hands with Jody Johnson. Tadashi is living with Jodys family, the UDell Johnsons of Redmond. Purpose of the exchange program is to increase international understanding and to become more familiar with another wav of life. The following is the menu for the Seniors Nutrition Program lb. 12 g2 hi ? with began corresponding Naomi three months ago in preparation for her visit. Since arriving, Naomi has spent time visiting the Johnson ranches, riding horseback, fishing, and jumping on the familys trampoline. She is now on her school vacation. Naomi, a Buddist, told her host family she felt America is Ate you Corned? v&Kduutotee Southern Agency ROBIN MICKELSON, Agent SAUNA. UTAH wonderful. Senior Citizens Menu 0 Johnstons IiANDSlIAKE-Tadas- 7 11: Monday Lasagna, deviled egg, cabbage salad, garlic breadbutter, ice cream, milk or juice. Tuesday Roast turkeygravy, frozen mashed potatoes, carrots, fruit salad, breadbutter, pudding, milk or juice. Wednesday Liver & onions, potatoes au gratin, green peas, lettuce and tomato salad, whole wheat breadbutter, fruit in season, milk or juice. Thursday Swiss steakrice, frozen broccoli, pear & cottage cheese salad, breadbutter, peanut butter cookie, milk or Friday Baked chicken, potato salad, beets, fruit compote, whole wheat biscuitbut-ter- , old hospital building, 201 E 5th N on Thursday and Friday, New Cord Pants all styles milk or juice. Meat alternates: For low cost and variety in meals, use eggs, dry beans and peanut butter in place of meat some of the time. Hang Ten - Shorts - Tops And Pants - New Beautiful - Dresses all lengths all Styles foods provide the vitamins, and minerals that meat supplies. Eggs are a more economical source of protein than most cuts of meat. Combining cereal or vegetable foods with a little milk, cheese or other animal protein can provide good protein in your diet. These B 3 - 4. Aug. Hours Sweaters - Jackets & Pullovers New Denim Pants (Seamless ) Leather Coats Ski Jacket Childrens small to Ladies XL COME IN TO PAULETTES AND SEE WHATS NEW FOR FALL TODAY I SS Reps In Richfield Social Security representative will be in Richfield at the New Knit Tops juice. protein, Paulette's Smart Shop Salina, Utah are 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Thursday, and 8 a.m. until noon on Friday. mission home on Aug. 5, 1978. He is a graduate of South Summit High School and also a graduate of the South Summit Seminary in Kamas. Elder Walker has also attended one year at Weber State College in Ogden. He is the grandson of Mrs. June Kennedy, of Peoa, and nephew of Mrs. Ruby Casio, Salina. His farewell was held July 16, at the Peoa Ward Chapel. NOTICE Story Hour At Library Children are invited to a special story hour at 11 a.m. Friday, Aug. 4, at the Salina Faded Glory 50 During our LE-OF-T- tf 'f&ft Off HE YEAR o H.A.S.H. Jeans Library. 50 Boys Pants BNG o Blaze Off o Lee Boys Shirts ' O 1 p 3 Off o Shirts from Madman Swim Suits pifi 12 Off 30 o Cords 3 Colors ON ALL FIXTURES . Th from BNG ZVVrK'1 tffil Hi-L- ft V V o Electric Next to Moms Cafe SALINA, UTAH t yiJP t hif!JT45U k T$ , I3: I ij its t" 4.'U--'iT- 10 SWEATER SHIRTS Short & Long Sleeve From Gary REED |