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Show Guardsmen Settled In Summer Camps Two thousand troops in Camp Williams and 1,600 more fanned out in all directions are settling down to the first two weeks of Utah National Guard summer camp. For most Utah Guardsmen, camp began Sunday and will end June 24. LOVELY 3 BEDROOM ONLY Every unit in the state is in ihe iield this week except those still on active duty in Texas, M.ssouri and Washington, point ed out Maj. Gen. Maxwell E, Rich, Utah adjutant general. Besides the major contingent of Army Guardsmen at Camp Williams, 600 engineers of the 115th Engineer Group and the 1457th Engineer Battalion from Pr.ce, American Fork, Lehi, Springville, and Salt Lake City, TWO BATHS To Buy) More $7,219.00 (Nothing INTERMOUNTAIN RAMBLER Manufactured HOMES SAVES YOU THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TECHNICIAN TO ASSIST IN CONSTRUCTION SKILLED FURNISHED FREE . Kiln Dried, West Coast Lumber 100 Approved Construction Meets FHA, G. I. Specifications 30 Custom Manufactured Brick Veneer Homes To Choose From 390 E. 33rd South 487-783- FREE A Lovely Gardenia To Every Lady Who Enters Our Store Thursday, Friday, or Saturday NOW Bud's Duds Offers You Stpre Side Parking In Our New And Unique Cottonwood Mall Store With Gorgeous And Reasonably Priced Gifts For The Greatest Dad In The World Can- yon northeast of Provo. Their summer vamp mission: highway construction. Also on special maneuvers are 450 soldiers of the 19th Special Forces Group, 350 of them fighte war in the ing a Manti-LaSand Fish Lake National Forests, the other 100 undergoing amphibious training in Coronado, Calif. Involved are Ogden, Bountiful, Salt Lake, Murray, American Fork and St. George troops. Everything is real but the bullets in the central Utah simulated combat for the Special Forces troops. Joining in the maneuver are 225 Alabama National Guardsmen. An after-dar- k parachute drop kicked off the operation. Meanwhile at Camp Williams, everything in first week activities from making music to making surrounding hills ring with artillery fire was on tap. Units based here are the 145th Field Artillery Group, Logan, Brigham City, Garland, and Smithfield; 115th Engineer Group, State Headquarters, 625th Military Police Co., 142nd Linguist Co., 114th Signal Detachment, 128th Public Information Detachment and 23rd Army Band, all Salt Lake make-believ- City. Home Mart Realty Salt Lake City, Utah are bawd in nubble Creek 4 Eight hundred Utah Air NatGuardsmen also began camp Sunday at the Salt Lake Airport, Joining 200 other Air Guardsmen who started training a week earlier. ional "Manly" Youngster Needs Fiemen's Help 2G33 Eat 2900 South. He died oi natural caues Saturday ailenwua at the home oil a Wo uier in Sail Lake. Mr Courtright was horn Aug. 25, 1M2, in c ar nuagion, to Albert 5. and Margaret Rasmussen tounrighi. un April 15, 1944, he married Wanda Peter-su- n in Santa Monica, Calif, He was an installation engineer at Western Kieemc Co. A World War veteran, he was a member ui the L US. Church. Survivors include his widow and daughters Carolyn Ann, Jean, all ut Salt Lake; mother, Sait Lake; brothers, John M., Hunter; Roger, Salt Lake. Ihe funeral services were conducted at Highland View Second Ward LDS ChapeL Burial was in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Brigham Iril Ward Brigham (Brig) Iril Ward funeral services were conducted Saturday noon, June V, at Valley View Second Ward chapel. Mr Ward, 54, 1926 East 4425 South, was pronounced dead on arrival at a Salt Lake hospital Tuesday after he suffered a heart attack. He waf born Dec. 8, 1906, in Salt Lake, to Francis B. and Mary Christensen Ward. He married Ealenes Stanley in Salt Lake, Feb. 25, 1928. The mar riage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was employed for 26 years by the ZCMI maintenance department. Survivors Include his widow; a son, F. Stanley, Salt Lake; a daughter, Mrs Willard (Barbara) Baxter, Murray; mother, Hulladay; 7 grandchildren; brother and sister, Clifton F. and Mrs George A. (LaBeryl) Howard, both Holladay. Burial was at Elysian Burial Gardens. son Roger Price, 1W year-olof Mr & Mrs Dale Price, 4546 Highland Dr. (1300 East), had to be rescued from bis own bathroom last Wednesday, June 6, when he locked himself in. The boy had triumphantly locked the door Wednesday afternoon, but to his dismay found he could not unlock it. Ronald Lae Butterworth For over 30 minutes his mother A heart attack claimed the life tried to instruct him. Then the of Ronald Lee grownup youngster forgot his 2859 South 2000Butterworth, 50, East, at his newly acquired manly virtues home early Wednesday, June 6l and started to cry. Mr Butterworth was born April 24, 1912, in Salt Lake, to Miss Lynda Terry William Levi and Eliza Ellen Howick Butterworth. On July 1, Nuptials July 5 1933, he married Arlene Priel. Mr ft Mrs Allen P. Terry, 2653 They were later divorced. Survivors include his parents East 4850 South, announce the engagement and forthcoming and son, Alvin Lee, all of Salt and sisters, marriage of their daughter, Lake; brothers Miss Lynda Terry, to Kenneth (twin) J. Donald, William Marvin, Estella, Mrs Gary Shields. (Marie) Davis, Mrs Parley Mr Shields is the son of Mr ft Mrs Kenneth W. Shields, 270 Elmo (Fern) Martin, Mrs WilMrs Joahanson, South 1st West, Tooele. They lard (Jean) will honor the bridal couple at James (Beverly) Glade and Mrs a wedding breakfast at the Lion Jack (Maurine) Lee, all of Salt , House following a Logan LDS Lake. Temple rites July 5. Ortho Lane Fairbanks That evening the newlyweds Line Fairbanks, 74 2773 will greet guests at the Crest-woo- d South 1000 East, former school Villa. Bidden to attend the bride teacher in Garfield and Park have been Mrs David R. Scott, City, Utah, died Thursday, June matron of honor; Miss Patricia 7, in a Salt Lake hospital, of Nielsen, maid of honor; Mias natural causes. He was born Sept. 29, 1887, at Carol White, Miss Sally Shields Payson, Utah, to John B. and and Miss Diane Shields. Best man duties will be as- Lilly Annette Huish Fairbanks. sumed by Thomas W. McMas-ter- He married Laura Smith Aug. while Eldon Lee, Lynn 16, 1922, in the Salt Lake LDS She died April 3, 1955. Thompson, Dick Marshall, Paid Temple. was a brother of Utah sculpHe Mich-aGillctt, Stephen Terry and tor Avard Fairbanks. Terry usher. Survivors include his dsuglr Miss Terry has studied at ter, Mra Harold A. (Virginia) Brigham Young University. Peterson; sons, Richard S., is 'a student The groom-to-b- e Vaughn S., Grant S., ell Salt at the University of Utah Col- Lake; Ortho R., Hawaii; 11 lege of Medicine. He fulfilled grandchildren; brothers, Claude, an LDS mission to the Gulf Delemar R Avard, John B. States. Jr., Oliver Kendall, all Salt Lake; Farrell D. .Boise, Idaho; LeRoy S., Council, Idaho; Mer win G., Bountiful; sister, Mrs d e, Buy Lines Classified Advertising Phene 278-343- 7-- 4 i HOW ABOUT beautifully cleaned carpet or furniture? Machine cleaned by experts. Unique Carpet Cleaners, or tfc 4 linot for $2 ($1.50 H paM la advance). Same ad 4 waaka for the price f 3. Deadline Saturday 9 pn. CR7-343- 9 AM6-575- DUSTY'S 4 TREE SERVICE Waited If it has to do with trees we do it. Dial 278 1147. Free estimates. WANTED Girl or woman to maintenyard iron in your home or mine. U Landscaping, firewood. Free estimates. you live near 7477 Butler Hills ance, Drive (50 E.) rill need occasional CRS-093- Finishing basehelp with REMODELING ments, new room additions, kit6 chens and bathrooms. No down Work painting, payment, first payment in 5 and general repairs. months. AM CR Furniture repair and refinislv evenings. tfc ng. Yard work, prices reason-cU- e REMODELING Carpenter CR 0 work, basement rooms; stone ft WANTED NEIGHBOR publr brick work, fences built. Free cation carriers. Work entails' estimates. Job or hourly basis. eves. distributing paper each Wednes- Reese Anderson, tfc day and selling subscriptions in spare time. Excellent part time SERVICES Plumbing I Expert job for number of hours involv- home repairs, remodeling, hot ed. The Neighbor, 4708 Holladay water heater sates, service. HoBlvd. tf. lladay area. Stevens Plumbing tfc WANTED to buy or trade Any Co. CR Personalized Gold Printing thing of value In appliances, or furniture. 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CR preferred. Have, references. CR SERVICE High school girls Vicinity 7300 So. 2900 E. want baby tending. Light house'6-1work acceptable. 3900 So. 2300 E. Also housework. WANTED srPVTCrS Erpert Kenmore, FOR SALE We have a product Whirlpool Washer-Drye- r repair. for vinyl and olher floors known Neilson Appliance 11U as Seal Gloss Acrylic Finish. terrific. Carlos Smith's of It's SERVICES Parents! Give your 3 child a musical education. Ac- Holladay. cordion lessons in your home. FOR SALE Two coin operated Instrument furnished 4 wks. For coifee machines, new. Selling information call price $350 each. Will take rea- June sonable. NOW - Eyes Examined FOR SALE Noble accordion In Holladay 120 bass, for sale or trade for 13, 6198 Holladay Evenings By Appointment horse. CR Call Ulvd. 64) 1962 Dr. Gerald II. Bagley tfc SCHWINN BIKES We sell the best and fix the rest! Lawn SERVICES Economical sprink- Mowers sharpened, reasonable. ler installation. All work guar. 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Perhaps you can't do all of them at once, but at least one roNWodojjAuj' exts-- i 5B - repaint sprinkling system: : Canyon Rim Cleaners 33rd Sooth 2920 East HU 4-79- 01 project can be completed, enjoyed and paid for in time to have other improvements completed next year. Most any family budget will stretch to make the low monthly payments of a First Security Home Improvement Loan. The loan can cover both material and work or if you do the job yourself, just the material. Repayment on a plan adjusted to fit your income. Come in and talk it over . FIRST SECURITY BANK ftm Socvrity Iqpk of Utah, N A. fcH Stcvnty $toto ak Pint Socorrty lank of Idaho, N A. Momfeors Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Pirn Security look of BoJl Spnng if. |