Honoring a First CitizenResidents of Weber County did themselves proud Friday in paying high tribute to their leading and most revered native son, David 0. McKay, and his gracious wife.The main ceremonies at Ogden, in which more than 400 representatives of various church, civic, educational, agricultural and other groups participated, were especially salutary in that leaders of other churches joined in enthusiastically expressing their esteem for the president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, the man, who grew up on a farm in Grantsville and resided some 25 years in Weber County.Mr. McKay was honored as an outstanding educator, church leader, world citizen and as a farmer. Actually, all tributes stressed the deep devotion and respect he commands as a person, a kindly, earnest gentleman epitomising the highest ideals and teachings of his church.Mr. and Mrs. McKay took part in the laying of the cornerstone for a new LDS stake tabernacle in Ogden and attended the opening of the annual pioneer musical, All Faces West.The tributes expressed echoed the sentiments of the people of Utah and Intermountain West. It is a fine thing to express such sentiments while the man being honored is on hand to hear them. We hope he will be present for many more such gatherings.