Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • 5

The SUN, Flagstaff, Arizona, Monday. June 30, 19755 onsored by Big Brothers Local Girl To Take Pilgrimage to U.N. Art Exhibit Scheduled 'ART Al'CTlON'l ahibition' lunch in Flagstaff enroute to New York While in New Yorx, the students will not only tour the building but also see other tourist spots The return route runs through Canada Having never been further east than Texas, Sheryl is looking forward to the trip She is especially looking forward to seeing Canada because her grandlather was from Ontario and her father lived there for several years When she returns from the trip, she will make a speech on the and what it means to her, to the Odd Fellows Sheryl will be a junior at Coconino High School this fall After high school graduation, she plans to study to become a legal secretary She is a member of the Theta Rho club, a branch of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Si'een-year-uld Sheiyl Thorpe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Thorpe. 2101 Main, will leave Friday on the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth Sponsored by the International Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge, the bus pilgrimage will travel six days to rearh New York Sheryl, the only participant from Flagstaff, will travel with students from California Arizona and New Mexito The bus will stop for i t-Iy Big Brothers of Flagstaff will sponsor an art exhibit of lithographs, etching, water-colors, woodcuts and serigraphs July 6, at Little America Collier Art Corp the largest special function gallery the nation will conduct the event, supplying over 100 pieces of art Proceeds from the event will benefit Big Brothers, an agency providing services to 100 fatherless boys the commum-ty Through the program, each boy meets weekly with a Big Brother for a few hours of friendship The art exhibition will begin at 7 and an auction will begin at 8 Dave McKay, executive director of Big Brothers, said the art is original and all pieces will be signed by the artist A valuable piece of art will be given away as a door prize For more information contact Phil Woodall at 779-2975 "iinnL mom: Dental Concern Increasing Flagstaff Dig Brothers and Dave McKay, director of Big Brothers The exhibit and auction will be July 6 at Little America almost colorless film forming continuously on teeth Its buildup can lead to both tooth decay and gum disease Mouthwashes temporarily freshen the breath or sweeten the mouth However, dentists stress that they do not remove plaque and cannot prevent decay or gum disease They point out that bad breath may indicate poor oral health or other physical ailments and mouthwashes may only mask the problem Consumeis report bewilderment in the face of an evergrowing array of dental health products Asking vour dentist's advice cm toothbrushes, den-trifices and other oral hvgiene aids will help narrow the choices Model dentrifices are generally found in paste and powder bum but most consumeis prefer to use a toothpaste drug store sales figuies show Dentists often recommend one that does more than just aid oral cleanliness A number of toothpastes contain fluoride to help pi event decav There are also toothpastes that were especially developed to help the individual with teeth that are sensitive to a variety of stimuli Such a toothpaste, Sensodyne, has been reported to clean teeth effectively, polish them and remove plaque Continued use is reported to have a cumulative desensitizing etfeet Dental plaque is a sticky. nj EXHIBIT AND AUCTION publicity are made by Phil Woodall, left, esdet Board of Directors for Big Brothers, The Inflation Fighter in bulk Feeney Receives Harvard Degree CAMBRIDGE.

Mass Feeney, Jr son of Flagstaff con'ractor John l- eeney, Sr and the late Zita f. eeney, was among graduates at Harvard College recently Young Feeney was part of the committee who helped draft the commencement address, prior to receiving his masters degree from the school of theological studies He is a graduate of Middlebury College, Middle-bury, Vt and is also a graduate of Flagstaff High School His father is a prominent Flagstaff contractor and his late mother is a former member of the Northern Arizona University education faculty She supervised and taught for manv years in NAU training school Young Feenev, who will return fo Flagstaff in July for a visit to his father has worked as a clerk in the city law firm of Mangum Wall and Stoops SINGLE VISION GLASSES AS LOW AS H90 Trv to avoid buying over-packaged items Buy in bulk whenever ncssible and then transfer to smaller containers at home Hoid individually wrapped slices of cheese and prepackaged aits and vegetables If you aren given a choice of wrapped or oose, complain to the manager of the store Pottsville, Pa List logic Time and gas can be saved if you make a list of things that need be done when you go to town This is especially true if you live country and have a distance to travel Bills can be paid, groceries puchased and other shopping done the same trip Also consider using the phone or mail to attend some errands Twelve Mile Ind Consumer consciousness is on the rise among dent patients How to choose a dentist ways of reduc ing dental bills and which oral hvgiene aids to purchase are among the questions most often asked, according to the American Dental Association The prospective patient is advised consult friends neighbors and co-workers for recommendations on dentists Local dental societies often have ielerral services Family physicians faculty members at nearby dental schools and personnel at hospitals with dentistry sei vices are also possible resources lor finding a family dentist The dental consumer should not wait until an emergency arises befoie choosing a dentist, the ADA advises A person in pain may not have the time to weigh carefully the alternatives Having icgular checkups is the best way to achieve longterm savings in dental bills Too consumeis trv to save by not i-uting a dentist they have serious problems their teeth or gums often than not, avoiding check-ups i a false It may lead to larger for major repairs or treatment of disease Preventive measures can also be cost saving ones Daily brushing and use of dental floss help prevent oral diseases and tooth decay te Drying detail For Quality, Service, and Lowest Prices -Look to MESA SINGLE VISION CLEAR, IMPACT RESISTANT LENSES CHOICE OF FRAMES FROM A LARGE SELECTION CARRYING CASE YOUR BANKAMERICARD OR MASTER CHARGE CARD WELCOME Separate clothes that are to be machine dried according to NOrthlQPICJ NOt0S 0ften, heir thickness so you can avoid an additional cycle for only two monei EERY TlESDAYi Arizona No 149 TOPS meets at Marshall School Weigh in is from 6 45 until 7 15 followed by a meeting Everyone with a weight problem is welcome For or three slower drying items Oil advice Dor 1 throw awav cooking oil after every use especially when vou ve used a lot of it, as in deep fat frying Strain the oil through several lavers of cheese cloth, bottle it and save for future use money until with More regular economy bills Rochester, Ind IN FLAGSTAFF-HIGHWAY 66 C58 E. SANTA FE TELEPHONE 774-2981 OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY lican struck' "nore than 30 es itself as tie sign it al; Explains a a h'gh deg-i er word for is conserati interest I ii too willing I would glK! 976 vote will to the budg ipected to ha rking class persuasion him that of every I an lmmedia out of work ll cd an adequa oing legislaii tployed, and letorically wi solated himsf of his to to do," ss i prowl the the people at today fashion fabrics fk'' A vi Neiv Scout Office be right ing here til voters for rly seems tit cter And hi invincing elec vernment a not theoth member The office space, in the basement of the Masonic temple, will be used as a resource center, meeting place and storage area fSUNfoto) MOVING IN an office donated by Leon Berger to Local Girl Scouts are Pearl Lansing, east Flagstaff neighborhood chairman, Kathy Coffelt, west Flagstaff neighborhood chairman and Grace Irby, Arizona Cactus Pine Girl Scout Council BABY SHOW at FR0NSKE STUDIO 21 E. ASPEN 774-3692 All Babies That Enter Will Have An 8x10 Print On Display Where Everyone Can See Them and the Judges Will Choose the: any provis isagef pers who land operator a buyer go1 ernms and ordc at penal ment agerj aks into) ads your I 5.00 sitting charge will enter your baby. 7 poses lor you to eeef from.

You choose the proof to be made into a 8x10 print, J'hs sitting charge does not pey for the proofs or the 8x10 show print, either may be purchased at low, low Baby Show Prices! Also Unheard of LOW prices for Relatives and Friends' 9 Wallets 4-5x7s i 1 1x14 2 -5x7s them cnrifl 35 35c and more.