Show ryiwi Ogden No Action Standard-Examine- Wednesday July r 31 107-- tm 1 Diseases: for Screens jAAoweda Program Access i k' & i i ROY— A screening program to person Literature m venereal dir ease tuberculosis “Our entire italf : have 1s avsikble to ihe youngsters in ‘had tests to make sure Uev had detect communicable diseases is blood pelvic 'needed at Moweda Youth Home the classrcom at the heme not caught the disease” he examination he said Isays its director W£ ar® ioisaid a need also “We legal opinion) ROY— Efforts by the City Tony Hassell director said j spend a great deal more Ume wprnd Swde tbesj) person te4s Council to help the developers that while the home has been educating the vmrngrters: home the tess of “Town and Country Estates” working need medical tins tenti&a toward type taboutYIX‘ We will be bring in cirv obtain an access road to the to work with the sc tars will transport bhi to Ihe professionals weiwoUidhae to ckato at one of the city ended in an Impasse j oecome more evident t¥istafLand youths on recognizing in when Two were j recently Tuesday night adjacent girls ! iaidproperty owners indicated they detention before being placed “GRAY AREA” are “not interested” in giving a thr a Layton shelter bane he Now before a young person I x HOMS fsaid In the shelter home it was can i received: any medical at j: Until recently dealing with road casement tenttort while incarcerated the venereal disease has been a The proposed project located j discovered or SECURITY Name has to obtain the per “gray area' at the detention near 3100 W Midland has been land the oilier ALARMS mission of : the First District i center City Gotsidl 'disease rejected by'-theare 't the or the said He Juvenile Court' young people parents because it : would ? empty onto j “When the Burglar ond "tmoks detector the agency which has legal often reluctant to discuss their fiiorm for the hone the Moweda they Midland Drive-outs- ide 4 sexual experiences' it is smojj bvsi?v$$ city limits—and have no direct rary discomfort or illness But custody of the child v often are HasseB a Mr 'counselors says topic Presently in were access road into Roy W iWiicn they rntdl end service th f3 piaetd I she 'ter care some very alert questionnaire for young people “embarrassed” to inquire bvrflar elarm in Northers Utah ©STAIN EASEMENT ‘to till out on their medial about and dv!efMMi Councilman called the special® heller home parents picked up is being prepared “We In p t h e t communicable ftollt eftieer history Mr on said Hassell it” end gtedueU one-itea session with agenaa will work with this until we find diseases Mr Hassell said a girl i crlmtMlftgU 77333?? Cll to explain the access road is CUTS CHICKED POR : t lout what our legal grounds i who was in incarcerated was Ur to the Mure growth Presently when ? child is necessary ” he said to have discovered later ar6i i — of that sector of Roy City to in the placed adjacent property owners detention center he is checked The council has suggested for cuts bruises and open sores that the developers obtain an If anything discovered is easement lor a road that would counselors at the home seek run south from “Town and medical attention for the youth Country Estates’ and link right j hesald? into the city “If it is discovered the child However Riverdale resident has head lice then we give him Mrs Ruth Eames Olsen— a joint a soap solution to use when he owner of - the property in showers which kills the lice” had said Mr Hassell One or two she questiorh-indicat- ed inland for the purchased uses of the solution usually vestment purposes and prefers takes care of the problem he j ' ’ to leave the land the way It is said I Councilmen 'indicated they Fight now there are only two had done what they could to means counselors can discover ' venereal of bring the two factions together the presence but noted they did not want io disease act without consulting Coim-cilm“Sometimes If the youngster Dennis Chugg and Kay has reason to believe he has VD Herzog who were unable to he’ll' come to us and ask for The only attend the special session medical attention the counselor is of if her council j At the last regular way j the of one on Clark Dan symbpicks up meeting developer builds tall buildings bridges canyons indicated that the group ol! toms” said Mr' Hassell investors that had been working j He bsk he didn’t know how rivers makes and fays on Town and Country Estates” I many young people may have fiori lints utility poles intends to sue the city if the jpiss-though the home disease a venereal because carrying project is not approved gether “When you are dealing with a of a lack of road easement permissive child it is always a The newspapsr is a simple idea works won possibility” said Mr Hassell j Mr Hassell has been working! moves merchandise ders 'doctors with Dr Arley Flinders of the Weber County Health Departthe economy finds distributes jobs ment to see if a screening informs educates and UINTA H—Descendants of process can be set up people to do jobs Peter L and Madelyn Malan entertains WRITES LETTER Chatelain will hold a family re“I have written a letter to union Saturday at 4 pm in the and Davis counties atWeber Uintah Park 2095 E 6550 S When you want" to "self buy rent hire or an see if this type of Family members are asked torneys towould be legal” said think of the simple idea works rounce to bring lunches and pictures program j Mr Hassell Drinks will be furnished The screening program would include tests for venereal disease and for tuberculosis S But to do these tests the young j Road ssue I : w : i out-patie- nt - ' c--f a! I : : j m j tri-coun- ty IT'S 3 CLOWN WEEK — Boning up for National Clown Week activities Utah Clown and past president Joseph “Josco” Alley president Hugh “Hugo” Taylor (center) a balloon of little demonstrate Heather TyHugo’s artistry for Stegan Mr Mrs 1330 James and 23rd of ef ler She is Tyler daughter en ANNUAL OBSERVANCES local Clowns to In Parade WORKS WONDERS - A-nai- to Program This Week shoes clown show Friday at 7 30 pm j blankets and lawn chairs Baggy pants king-size- d and a goofy greasepaint grin Ion the Golden Hours Center Utah Clown Alley No 26 is that smiles even when its! patio under the direction of president Loose are standard j Sponsored by the Ogden City frowning of Bountiful also equipment for just about anyjRe ere ation Department in!nu§i Taylor clown conjunction with the Clown j known in clown circles as Hugo inside down there’s Alley the show will feature But deep During the year the Clown something that the public can’t performances by the Deeburger Alley participates in a number Clown “Cupcake and Com- of charitable performances in always see It’s a heart as big es all pany” the ubiquitous “ Josco” addition to appearing in parades outdoors that Iove3 life and is and the balloon artistry of throughout Utah dedicated to the proposition that Hugo” “Our members are gearing vn all people should laugh Other attractions will include the National Clown Con-th-at a clowns of “Ruffles will be held in MURTH lady SPREAD pair as and as next Rainbow” Denver year” explained The Utah Clown Alley sums it the bone playing Joseph S‘es?n of Weber Ountv f a “To in their slogan spread up who has been a past Clown little mirth is the greatest joy musical down for acts the Guests Aliev president and clowns evening on Earth” — several around as Josco are Lauri Melling Seven straight days of joyful state baton j - “We invite all Utahns to join An Ogden man has been chosen times mirth-spreadiwill begin — and the with us in meking National booked into the Weber County champion twirling Thursday as the 17 members of g j Clown Week a success and are Jail on a charge of alleged bur- “Cycling Hujcs” the Clown Aliey celebrate e circus-stylacts expecing Gov Calvin Hampton giary Zany antics National Clown Week Aug 7 g will humor and be to sign a proclamation Thurs- - William J Tolman 25 of 735 with a series of free per7 the fun fare the performance is day making Aug the of- - 25th No 1 vras charged by formances ’South Ogden police with the The crew of cheerful chuckle-merchan- open to the public and spec- ficial Clown Week in Utah” he ifense to invited added are their bring will pay visits to Weber throughout hospitals Davis and Salt Lake counties during the week in addition to a trip to Hit American Fork School and apTraining pearances in the Washington Chatelains Plan Saturday Reunion ! I ! w-e- ll tootit I v that Ogden Books Suspect in Theft “Gimpy" that NEWSPAPERS EIRST I ng mind-bogglin- 1-- rib-ticklin- 1-- j of-tato- rs ts Terrace parade 99BeS6ce6S65tiea “I'm Lee Johnson m The local highlight of their j celebration will be the annual c Bike Accident injures Teen 2 Others Hurt ‘ FASHION MATE - A PLAIN CITY girl was injured Tuesday when she rode her bicycle into the path of an oncoming car the Weber County Sheriffs Office j reported Jeana Hancock daughter of j Mr ’and Mrs Gene Hancock 900 S 4050 W was listed in “fair” condition today at! j McXay-De- e Hospital The accident occurred near the Plain City school when the girl tamed in front of a car ‘ Deputy Randy Rhodes said He identified the driver of the carj as Eileen Andersen Madsen 33 t of 23S5 West North Plain City! Road Two other persons were inin traffic jured mishaps Both were treated and Tuesday Benedict’s released at St j Hospital Mrs Afiice Migncn Great 76 j of 810 Fowler was injured when j she was struck by a backing car in a parking lot at 918 Fowler j A collision at 27 th and' Madison injured Larry Shuman I 24 of 535 27fe j STYLIST’ Regional Manager for this area I'm one of the 'Inflation Fighters' at Singer who are determined to stop inflation at i 6 I ZIG-ZA- G sewing machine SAVE for one wook we are selling our beautiful queen size mattresses for the same low sale price as our Reg 2095 11995 Carrying case or cabinet ex tra front Exclusive Singer regular size drop-i- bobbin n zig-za- g Built-in-fashio- b'ind-he- n m 'stitches Quick- - change KING SIZE snap-o- n presser feet SAVINGS There's nvrr ting— tnmi hn-- n J TOUCH the umr-- in ! b-- a S1W sewing machine mTMBESK CmiUBY lyyruS ’his is-- oa!v sou save " 'r d st's shs i ifrvsus mjVer iri' ‘run Amvrrf mattrssfiv Ait nt of tim hfkhrs iiur jmimiii ! oi tasting UtM’ncIihtitv snwKith-xoSs wr quihec! tirrs tmtiiuri-itrn- ' 1 how much You’ll hese few be or Visit wsehes comfort increase extra your yteepina os 400's experiencing s believing Matching tocindatioos are also avaihibie as the same ijreat saving (iuet-- n hv si Hif c S' m i th-s- u anti-inflatio- 0?F rea PRSCE Pk 392-788-4 i 67 c mmm vacuum otmnmM at CLOSEOUT PRICES! f fOWER master 8" SILVER GLIDE C-- 9 $54 8 B C FORCH'N PATIO A push-hutto- n n Best in 4h west Mr Leo studied sevenced hair styling in Hollywood Calif have at least 3 Hie staT yrs experience: Loraiae Whetton Kathy Bills Helen Bushman Gayle Mumford reductions! n 6T 6 Tacesetter 637 'Saratoga 69! 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