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Show rr-- r iiy .in - tVf.'Trg )Pl vi nm w m umi Tu xj tr lyr-j- r r -- rr" r ir"r , ' .in, uj nnp rqn m m L.i mr" i"T'""frr v ' ; k THE SUN CHRONICLE,' THURSDAY JUNE 20, 1963 '$Ul5tc6'L LAKEVIEW STAKE The Mutual girls from the Lake-vieStake will be going ta camp during July and those who plan on participating should have their medical release slips and money into the ward MIA age group councilors by June 29. The first (and second year Bee Hive girls go from July 8 to 12, and the Mia Maids and Laurels will be there from July 15 to 19. w ROY STAKE The Bee Hive girls and scouts (of the Roy Stake are planning a chuck wagon breakfast for June 22. The event will begin at 7:00 ia.m. Saturday at North Park under the direction of JoAnn Reese, stake Bee Keeper and Ray Williamson, Stake Scoutmaster, The menu will include ham, eggs, pancakes and a drink. The scouts will serve the girls. After breakfast there will be games and singing. It should be lots of fun and all Bee Hive girls and scouts are urged to attend. The Mia Maids and Laurels of the Rfty Stake will go to camp next Tuesday for a Z'i day outing at the stake camp. The Bee Hive girls are at camp this week. FIRST WARD There will be a special film shown for the membership of the ward next monday evening, June 24. The movie, The Windows of Heaven will be shown at 8:00 p.m. in connection with MIA and again at 9:00 p.m. There will also be a repeat showing of the same film on June 28 at 8:30 p.m. All members of the ward are urged to see this outstanding presentati- on. The YMMIA was reorganized last Sunday owning. Ray Benard is the new superintendent of the Young Mens Organization. He replaces Edwin C. Hall who has been acting in that capacity for some time. Also released was activity councilor Ted Olsen. Sus- - SEE OUR DISTINCT LINE OF WEDDING GIFTS Jorgensen's Book 1 878 W. 5075 Phone S. 825-825- 3 SECOND WARD Dont forget the big carnival which will be held next Saturday June 22 at the Municipal Park from 4:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. An auction will be held where you will be able to buy such items as washers, record players, chairs, beds, baseball and baseball mits. There will be a parade and a rummage sale as well as dancing. In addition to the game boothes booth and there will be a make-ua booth where pictures will be taken, These may be family groups or single portraits. There will be plenty of food hot dogs, barbecue, and fresh scones made before your eyes and served with lots of butter and jam. There will p son, Holly Hansen, Janice Green, Sherry Austin, Ann Sidoway, Linda Swallow, Linda Parker, Holly Ressler, Brenda Thorstead, Geri Barker, Kathy Spraycar, Sandra Turrentine, Alice Holtry, Sharon Stahle, Mary Ann Hallid-Byand Susan Kessler. Bishop Grant Heiner reports that due to the many activities that are in progress at the present time, the deadline for receiving the money for the church prior to dedication has been extended until August l. The Bishop also reports that they would like to finish the cooling system that they are installing and that some of the ward members may be called upon any day of the week to help in this effort. Membership records were received for Brother and Sister Jay Caldwell and their daughter Deah Ann Lee, and also for sister All these were welcomed into the ward. Some of the Deacons of the ward will be going on an outing this weekend. Their advisor, Delbert Rhees, is taking the boys to the Strawberry Reservoir for a fishing trip. They will go friday and return Saturday after spending the night camping out. June 20 is the date of the old folks party which will be held in the Roy Fourth and Fifth ward building. A program and dinner has been arranged and thise concerned will be contacted by a committee. ,' Kra-vet- t. 4 FOURTH WARD The Explorer Scouts of the Fourth Ward will leave June 24 for for a trip to Hole In the Rock, in Southern Utah. Ray Smith and William McMullin as well as other adults will go along with the boys. The Primary reports that they have a new worker. Mrs. Norman Winterton has agreed to be pne of the top- - pilot teachers in the organization. It will be old folks day today at the Fourth Ward. The senior members of the ward will meet at the church at 12:30 for lunch after which they will be treated to a fine program. THIRD WARD Charles Goff from the High Council and Tom Holliday, recently returned from the Bavarian mission, were the speakers in sacrament meeting last Sunday. The first quorum of Deacons was reorganized last Sunday and Jerry Terry was sustained as the president. His councilors are Richard Wardleigh, first councilor and Brent Bringhurst. Secretary is Robert Schiffman. Grant L. Blake was sustained Sunday as an advisor for the Aaronic Priesthood over 21. Young ladies of the ward who recently were awarded a trophy SEVENTH WARD for participation in volleyball The primary reports a change were Vicky Farr, Teresa Howes, in personel. Charlene Gavin was Lynette Bingham, Janice Ander- - released as trekker teacher. Sus- for boyil Now! Famoyt "White LEVI'S during Mutual hours. The youth played games together and then were treated to home made ice cream and cake. be lost of fun in store for everyone so plan to be there with your family and help the second ward build a new chapel. Gift Shop & tained in his place was Steven Larsen who has Just returned from serving a mission for the Church in Bavaria. Jack Jensen will continue as age group superintendent and Dennis Vail will remain as secretary. Elder Steven Larson, son of Mr. hnd Mrs. DeCoi Larson reported to the membership of the membership of the First W'ard, the experiences he had as a missionary while in Barvaria. It was reported to be a most interesting talk. The MIA enjoyed a party at North Park last Monday evening tained in her place was Glenna Lusk. Tom and Glenna Lusk have just recently moved back into the wprd after hav ing been away since last September. The Elders Quorum sponsored will be movie this Saturday "Fighting Lady. The movie will beam as usual p.t 1:00 p.rpj . EIGHTH WARD The Eighth Ward has a new Sunday School superintendent He is Steven Cummings and he replaces James White who has 'been serving in this capacity for some time. , Gary Goff and Jack Hazon ng vere the speakers for the Sunday-eveniservice June 16 and it was reported that they gave very in- and anyone wishing to make one of them should contact Mrs. Spencer and she will tell them what materials they need to bring. The monthly meetings during the summer are held the second Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. and all the women of the Ward are invited to participate. Wendell Child, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Child, graduated from Primary and was presented with a certificate last Sunday. Wendell has also completed the for a second class scouting award. He will be ordained to the priesthood in the near future. The MIA reports that they have begun practice on the road show that will be present the end of July. All the young people of the ward are invited to come out and participate. There will be lots of fun in store for those who do. Membership records were read last Sunday for Terry Ann Talbot and Newell J. Nelson and his family. All were welcomed into the ward. Julianne was the name given ta the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T. Edgar. She was blessed by Henry H. Mills, a neighbor. Three children from the Ninth Ward were baptised last Saturday evening and confirmed members of the church the following day during Fast and Testimony meeting. Gerald Lowell Edgar was confirmed by Lorin Shellabarger. Carl David Laub was confirmed by councilor Orel E. Henderson, and Daniel J. Laub was confirmed by councilor Dennis E. Larson. TENTH WARD Thirteen of the young people of the ward enjoyed themselves last weekend in Salt Lake City. The youth, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Eli Gordine, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Greenwell, and Mrs. Edna Peterson, went last Thursday to attend the June conference. They stayed at the Seagull Motel Thursday night, toured the city and went swimming Friday, and when the dance festival which they were to have danced in got rained out they went out to dinner Friday evening and then returned home. The young people financed their own trip by means of a hot dog sale held recently at the Grand American Market in Roy. David Schoenfeld. son of Dr. and Mrs. James F. Schoenfeld, has received his call to serve on a mission for the church in North Britian. David will leave soma time in August and his farewell testimonial will be announced at a later date. A film, The Windows of Heaven will be shown June 25,at 8:00 p.m. in the Tenth Ward ehhp-e- l. All members of the ward Lib urged to attend this outstanding movie. ELEVENTH WARD The Melchezidek Priesthood of the ward presented the program last Sunday evening in the Eleventh Ward. Speakers for the evening were John Reeves and Lowell Peterson. Special music was furnished by the ward choir. teresting talks. During the meeting. Mark BroThe MIA has begun work on the wn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin roadshow which they will present Brown was officially graduated tho end of July. All interested from primary. He was also preinyoung people in the ward are sented for approval to be ordainvited to participate. ed to the priesthood and this actSix boys from the guide patrol ion was approved by the spent Thursday at Camp Kiesel. H ' Accurale Complete News Coverage NINTH WARD The women of the Relief Society enjoyed themselves last Wednesday evening by making fish out of soap, frog pincoushions of foam, embroidering and quilting. Sister Mary L. Spencer reported that during next months meeting they will show the women how to make dress forms for themselves. Those who wish to make one should bring a washed tee shirt and two large packages of wide masking tape. A variety of fancy pillows were also displayed $22 6 Month. $11 3 Months $5.50 I Yeor Clip this odverttstment ond return it with your check or money order to: The Christian Science Monitor One Norwoy Street Boston 1 5, Moss PB-1- i.. 6 Fag Six RIVERDALE HEWS i Pat Hosier is enjoying a vacation with her brother Bob and wife, Joan in Gallup, New Mexico. Bob and Joan operate the Pinedale Trading Post. They were in Riverdale to visit Bobs folks, the Virgil Hosiers, for a few days before returning home. Michael Vance, 13 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Vance, was given special recognition at the Saturday evening symphonic concert of the summer music clinic held at Weber College. Dr. William D. Revelli, band instructor of the University of Michigan, singled out Michael for his outstanding solo on the piccolo. Michael played a flute solo part also as well as singing in the choir, which was composed of teachers and college age students. Michael was also chosen as one of 12 outstanding musicians for a special talent night Our congratulations are extended to Michael. Jennie Saxton, mother of Fay Hull is visiting relatives at the present time. Mrs. Saxton lives in San Jose, California. LaVon Hull, Fays sister from Venice, California, visited over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Fuller have house guests from Pueblo, Colorado. Margies cousin, Edith and her husband and family, the Michael Gems. The Gerns and their two children, Linda and Michael Jr., motored to Ogden via Las Vegas. The Riverdale Stake Primary President, Ruth Burton, announces that Riverdale Stake raised $1820 for the Primary Childrens Hospital. Goldene Bingham is a new Junior Sunday School teacher, replacing Mrs. Vining, who has a new baby girl. Myrl Orabtree is assistant secretary of the Sunday school. Wallace Barrett has been released from Sunday School teaching for the summer months. Donald Higgs is new advisor and instructor of the Aaronic Priesthood over 21. Val Cragun replaces Don. Jerry and Lois Larsen have moved from Riverdale. Jerry was explorer leader, Lois was a beehive teacher. Jim Call, assistant explorer leader is retained In this position. Grant Burton is now YMMIA chorister, replacing Cordell Hull who has gone to Fort Ord for 6 months national guard basic training. Galene Dee is the sports director for the YWMIA. Jana Taylor is assistant organist. Galene takes Jane Garfields place as sports director. Janet Garfield will become Mrs. Hans Maas on July 11. The young couple will make their home in Cotati, California, 50 miles north of San Francisco. On June 20. there will be a temple excurison. Dee Burton of the bishopric that all ward teaching should be completed by June 20. Wiley and H elen Norton and their newly-we- d son. Jack and his wife have returned to Riverdale to live. We welcome them back home. Jacks wife, the former Mary Ann Barrett, a native of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Parker - Recreation chairman. Debby Boyd Health chairman, Diane Young and Safety chairman, Georgia PoMr. and Mrs. Henry A. Thorn-oc- k rter. Their project for the year motored to Logan on Business is Have Fun With Foods Phase. Saturday June 8. They also visit-le- d Regular meetings will be held on friends and relatives and rode Thursdays. to Bear Lake. Mrs. Henry Wessman has been Mayor Mike Burson and family ill recently with laryngitis. Mari-Jyy- n took off early Friday morning in McQuarrie has been ill with their trailer home with the Trail- a bad strep throat the past week. er Home Club they belong to, for Brenda and Susan Parker spent Vernal and Dinaosaurland to the week end in Salt Lake City spend the week end. Dr. Ernest Larsen was sustain- visiting with their grandparents. Club was form-le- d Another new ed as second cougelor of the FourIt is comSunset. in recently th ward Bishopric recently. First 10 and 11 years age of posed counselor is Kenneth Bates and group. The name given it is the Bishop, Carl Petersonn. and it was chosen by usMiss Geraldine Mason left from names and initials. The first ing New York Wednesday June 12 with a group of college students leader is Jeannie Turner. The officers were elected: bn a European tour, sponsored by following the BYU. They were to fly, arriv- President, Pam Tingen, Vice- president Marcia Turner; Secretary, ing in London Friday, June 14, Joan Hansen; Recreation, Chrisstaying over the week end. They tie Howell; Reporter Allecia BoatWill visit Bernes, Switzerland, Mil-toRome, France, leaving from Par- wright; and Safety, Marlece is in August for home. They will The Club project is Learning to be gone for 70 days. Miss Mason Cook during the Summer. will study German in the UniverMeetings held Saturday evensity in Austria for six weeks. ing at 6:00 p.m. in connection Another Sunset Club was with .North Davis Stake Conferorganized Monday June 10 at the home of Mrs. Lucille Stanger. ence will be for MIA officers, of Stake and wards and the BishopThey named it Nine Sunset! Chefs. The officers elected were, rics. The one at 8:00 p.m. is for President, Leanne Robinson; Vice Sunday School officers of Stake and wards, also the Bishoprics. president, Beverly Eves; Secretary, Ilene Stanger; Treasurer, Jill Conference will be held in the Sunset Third and Fourth wards Van Bnocklinr Reporter, Lydia building. Meetings on Sunday will Boyd; Song leader, Susan DeWitt; be at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. We hope to have a good attendare proud parents. 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