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Show at Washington,. WHAT HAPPENS FAR OFF THE D.C.I There tent one thing unusual about children getting the Chick1 en Hk.' But' Larry Calderwood, the father of three, thought it With the launching of its edu COALVI1X.E was very unusual when he broke g Crusade Urs Rabat (Lola Mm) Walker out with those pox Just as his cational and took her tlx year old son Mark, three little ones were beginning on April 1, the American Cancer Society will begin a stepped-uInto Salt Lake City to tea The to get over them. program that could save thousSound of Mualc." ands of lives each year from can As they were coming out of toe When the students of the North cer. theater, Mark told hia mother that he wanted a drink to they Summit High School recently Mr Dearden said plans for the went into a near-b-y restaurant. presented the play "Oklahoma" 1966 Crusade are well underway The young firat grader aaw the It was well accepted by the pack additional volunteers and very drink he wanted which was ed audiences both nights. will he needed if we are to get the first During showing, nights a In tall glass with ice cream in a start in reaching our ob it As the waitress was preparing a rather funny thing happened good jective!." the drink, Mark held out Ma which brought out many laughs, twenty-cent- s which he had left especially from the students who 'Persons," he said, wwho are out of his allowance and asked had attended all the rehearsals, anxious and willing to help wipe It seems that "Curly" (Frank out cancer should, contact ray hia mother if the amount would was ' about to. sell " his Dearden. Henefer and Coalville, Adkins) wrer HIV wm ui uic onus xua saddled Skidmore (Karl- - Robert mother Mid she didst think that or Training son) looked at him and was to aeasions will he held for volun It would. be a fool, Curly. T teers. The waitress returned with the say "don't drink and said, 'that will be SO caint earn a livin' thout a sad The spokesman for the Society cents." Mark looked at the wait- dle." But instead Karl said "dost estimated that they would need ress and then he looked at the 90 be a cool, Furly. Vcaint earn 600 volunteers In North Sum cents in his hand. Then came the saddle ffaout a ltvin.' " moment of great decision. Be X say It took pretty good talent mit If an adequate job was to he looked back at the waitress Very to say that. The intended line done in the effort to conquer cancer. eeriousyl tnd said: "You're. Just was much more simple. going to have to lower your He said the best thing people prices. There is probably nothing that in North Summit can respond to We need more like Mark back is more interesting to hear than is the Society's 1066 Crusade some of the remarks that are message, "Fight Cancer with a made by young children. A little Checkup and a Check." even year old in my, Primary Class came forth with. "My Grandma is old and she lent The Cancer Society has devel even .dead yet" oped many tools for its "Teen z was trying to get my little age Smoking Program" and for four year old to eat her lunch even younger smokers. The distri and she said to me, "I don't want bution of "Answering the Most- to eat anymore 'cause X don't Often-Aske- d Questions About want to get fat like youl" Enough Cancer" to secondary school said! Laura Nelle B. teachers and itudente wa followed by a student leaflet,: tShall I Smoke?" It has produced (or ; Junior and Elementary. High Schools films on smoking. Opens April fund-raisin- p that 338-56- 85 886-230- 1. Tiagra in. Salt. Lake. Present were Sheldon and Nancy Rich turn ihi nwvB wm mvu The Stephens family umnl rf Henefer; Uot and Althea genealogy, meeting was h e id- - in and'Mervin and Marie of rrovo Marcn at uo name w Salt. Lake. Mrs. Marguerite Ahlborn. She Veda and Brooss, Eva served a lovely dinner before the and: Lee andJimmy Merlin and Sue meeting. Present were Merl and! Brooks of Milton left for Friday Grace Fowler of Clearfield; Mrs. Shreteport, La., to meet Elder Susannah Fowler, Mrs. Erma Jimmy Brooks who has served Richins, Mrs. Irene Bowser, Mrs. two on an IDS mission in Others Stephens and Mis. Velma that yean area. The plan to atop and Judd of Boytsville; Alden and visit with Elder Myron Richins Dorothy Richins of Manti. in Cedar Rapids Iowa. were Seth and Brenda Winters Mrs. Ida Walker Brown, mothin town Friday working at their er of Mrs. Kenneth (JoAnn) home and visiting with relatives Dearden passed away Friday eveand friends. ning in an Ogden hospital.. Mrs. Willa Dearden received Kenneth and Kap Broou and word Wednesday morning that children of in Ogden are her mother was seriously ill, Henefer to take care staying of things and left by plane that afternoon while Veda and Jimmy are away. for Calgary, Alberta, Canada, to "Aunt Susannah Fowler Is in be with her. Morris received Clearfield the home visiting at word Baturday that she was still of her daughter, Verna and Olen ill. very Porter. Mrs. Marguerite Paskett spent I Doug and Baundra Toole and a most enjoyable day Baturday daughters arrived in Utah Satur- with her nephew, Douglas Camp- I from home in California their day 1.1. INu k.lf Basel Fewke. of Salt Lake, who spent Edison Ste roe oay copying wise graouosr , ,. Summit County Bee HENEFER Cancer Drive rUi, . , OOALVILLC UTAH THTJUDAY, MARCfl 17, it 166 nts of Ogden and a niece and her daughter, Mrs Margo Eberhard and Natalie of Brigham City visit one day last week. ssawveaswaw awj awe swawswawasaejr m "WrV'-- Jack and Sharon Comer moved into the RoberU home over the John and Trudy Find- - week end. - i - Summit County lay have moved to California. The name of Monte Ray Wells was presented at ehurch Sunday evening to be ordained a deacon. He is the son of Glade and Ruth Francis Wells. ..i. : ' Bee COALVILLE. UTAH, Stockmen Ranchers Sheepmen 1 - Calif, a Junior at Bakersfield, .w t.,trTT' . iv evenTngVe 1 Suay na Workman and Miss Pat Su-.X- Order Spring and Summer Fencing Supplies Now! : Floyd. were in the same mission They two t 1 wlth . Dearden. With o.ii Mtm Menard Kidman, who has Just ' turned from a mission and is son of Mrs. Leah Kidman, were 1 rr. irZZ dinner suets at the home of Mr :rv4. .ft Mrs Herman Dearden. in .Anchorage, Alaska, after havSunday afternoon visitors at Superior Quality . . . Stays Bright . . . Low Prices ing been to Denver, Colo, on W. E. Calderwood home were Don Direct from factory to consumer business. They attended the basand Belle Calderwood and two ketball games Friday night at the .children, of West Weber. FOR QUOTATIONS CALL Viewmont High in Bountiful. atrs. Joyce sears, her husband Harold Richins attended a and children, of Brigham City board of directors meeting for the spent the week end with her parTJSPEA Tuesday in Salt Lake. ents, Gladys and LaVem DearMarie and Jay Dawson were den. Blaine was home from afterenjoying a quiet Saturday UBU and Alvin from Salt Lake Agent for Northwestern Steel and Wire Co, noon March-5when all their where teaches. he children arrived with a pot-luCoalville Call Collect after S p.m. 336-232-3 Mrs. Lois Dearden enjoyed havSUll another mm, especially dinner to honor Marie on her Cor- W. her E. Mrs. mother, ing for adult audiences, birthday which was the dav be-A large dog bounding happily designed towards ft little child can he very "Who, Me?" deals with the in-- fore. Present were Mr k Mrs fhience parents have on their . VreA navaim ami familv of Hoo- frightening to the child who has no way of knowing its intentions. younfSters' smoking habit. .The; per: Mr ft Mrs. Earl Dawson and (In trying to avoid such an Society has also used "Athletes children and Mr ft Mrs Marvin ' animal, children can faS - scud Against Cancer" to offset the Dawson and son of Morgan: of effect cigarette advertising Donna and Darrell Smith and ! injure themselves, or even run which uses hero athletes to lure children of Green River, Wyo.; I into the path of a car. youth to the smoking habit. Gwen and Dean 8mtth and boys The Coalville City ordinance (Leaflets, films, fihnatripa, and of. Oram; Da Stembridge and! smok children, Peoa; Wllma Dawson k requires you keep your dog on other tools in the Teen-ag- e Anew listeveryweek from now until March 31st 429 first prizes. your own premises, so try to ad ing program are available at your children, Henefer. Kenneth and here to this rule, even if your local unit of the American Can Wendell were unable to attend. 2SS3 3S48 41S3S 4E74 362K SG74 2J71 4R42 4Z78 611 SS3L 04 dog Is completely harmless and cer Society. In honor of Hfflman and Sale SSS2 4S4S S63K 618 3678 41739 4E78 2S72 6148 864L 2J72 ) 014 wouldn't bite a flea," fear of The Society ssys: st don't an0X4 3SS3 4S63 614C Richins' fifty-fir2USI you 863S 41839 4E78 864W 2J74 3678 6J4 wedding 3A43 2UBZ 621M the animal could result in a seri smoke; 'dont start. If you do niversary and HiOmans seventy B74T 114' 3J2 3S68 452. 6K4: 2J78 4G61 4S72 412 2U61 4533JS1 SU43 4UG8 622L 2A47 732 '21135 2J78 884L ous accident. smoKc, stop." Tne society's pro- - first birthday Friday. March 11. 3U47 3A63 624F 4U65 3J52 21235 - 2K42.. 2U62 4J4 454 7620 884P 1 Keep your,. dog under control, huso la, if one never starts amok-- their five sons and dauxhters-i- n2U65 3A65 SU63 21535- 2N28 3J53 45315' 4J45 4U68 625T 762L 894K ' 4U68 628K 3U65 and 'protect our chUdren 45415 4J63 3J68 774 21545' 2N68 2W53 3A66 816 insvone will not miss 1L law Joined them for dinner at the 628W 3U66 4U69 45537 4J72 SMS 262 ' 2N64 2W72 3A69 7J4 8J4 IF YOU ZZl Posts Staples ;; WutiamUJudd Keep Your Canines . , Always Controled SUGAR BEETS Northwestern Steel Wire "n "J? T'Zi . GROW a, ck . mawmFtmaaam. , YOU mQUilQUGVJ0n2332raCaSil! , ' If CORN . 1 263 264 2N67 . 2E53 '2E72 ;- Baby ..3bull Really Loye Clothes Dried - GRMH 2 ,2f42 .2G26 2G63 2G64 .2667. 2G69 j . 2Y83 2Z53 3E52 3ES53 2272 3E53 ,31545 3E54 2P74. 31565 3E61 2P76 31635 3E62 2P78' 31735 3E65 2R31 352 3E68 3F49 353 2S32 354 2S42 3672 . 3K49 i 3U69 SW67 3N60 3N64 3Z52 3N66 , 3Z53 3N68 3Z54 3N72 . 3Z61 3R31 . 3Z62 3Z65 3R32 3R41, 3547 41135 41235 45837 473 4A60 4A64 4A66 4A68 4A69 4E45 4E63 4E72 4K4 4K6 4N52 4NS3 4N54 4N61 4N62 4R31 4R32 4R41 4 VMS 630K 63ZT 635C 4W72 635L 4V87 4Z45 : 636C 638A 4263 4Z64 639W 4Z72 654 662W 4Z74 4VW3 4276 . 663P 7K4 8K4 804M 9S2L ' 814K 962S 814M 824P 834A 834L 963A . BJ4 BK4 L74 844M 854W 862P if the first part of your ELECTRICALLY vehicle Identification numtier is here, you might be a winner. POTATOES MIT" - 2N69 2P7I 2P72 Hera's how K works. Look at the first symbols (the prefix) on your vehids Identification slip. Then look at the symbols listed shove. If you find yours on the Hit, you've taken the first step toward being a winner. Now go see your Buick dealer. He has a Hit of 72 winners posted in his showroom. If you see your entire vehicle Identification number on the poster the symbols plus the rest of the numbers $2332 cash Is yours, (if your prefix isnt listed in this ad, dont give up. Your numbers may have been posted during the past few weeks. And every week there are 72 new winners posted on the showroom wall. So watch for next weeks list of new symbols in this newspaper.) No slogan to WJ Invent, no puzzles to solve. In fact you dont even have to own a Buick to have a winning number. While you're in the showroom, get a good look at. the Buick Special. The 62332.0CI1 happens to be its Contest Rules. Residents of Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska may. If they prefer, send In a postcard to ft. L. Polk and Co., P.O. Bok 1347. 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