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Show I August 13, 1980 Cieorfi-t- f j Couie. News from the Clearfield IDS poge U f t t Fifth Ward - . Community church has new interesting library 5 t" ki t, '- r The Gearfield Fifth Ward Primary will hold a Primary the story of the Restoration. Mark Powers plays Joseph Appreciation Luncheon on Smith; Roller Joseph Saturday August 16th, for the represents Adam; Amanda Officers and Board Members Finn is Eve; Brent of the Primary. Those inMcKissick is Noah, Vincent vited include Ruth Ann Howard is Moses, King Davenport, Marion Speirs Benjamin is played Bart and released Cazier; Moroni isby Paul recently members of this Presidency Speirs, and David White is Louise Rroadbent, Diane Abraham. Jennifer Powers Ohlsen, Judy Ingram, Tina is the narrator throughout, Stucki, Betty Stevens, Mary the program. Marion Speirs, Kris Green, Thompson, Ruth Ann Davenport and Carma McKissick, Dan Judy Ingram are directing Evans, Lois Brewer, Marion the which performance Hansen, Utahna Moore, depicts much of what is Larry Olsen, Sonja Kelsey, studied during the Primary v Pat McFerson, Mary Evans, year in class. r and Brother Bill Kirkbride. The Primary theme for the 'recently released Bishopric month has been on prophets, Primary representative, and and it has been, enjoyable Jim Hogge, new Bishopric learning. and reviewing in member who will assist Ute fun ways about the ancient Primary. prophets and the prophets of the restoration. The Primary A Ward Social will be held will very much miss Louise Tuesday, August 19th, in the Broadbent who served last Ward cultural hall. Beginyear as counselor, and Pst ning at 6 p.m., dinner will be McFerson who has served as served to all members. organist. Following the dinner, the Now members of the members' of the past Clearfield 8th Ward are Bishopric, Bishop Neil Chris and Linda Cochran Gailey, and Counselor Bill who were batzi Kirkbride will be honored. Ward The Primary . New members of the children will then present a Clearfield 5th Ward are musical narrative entitled Chris and Linda Cochran The Prophets Speak. This who were baptized in special narrative involves some of baptismal services on the ancient prophets of the ' August 9th. We are happy to Old Testament and Joseph welcome them into our Smith relating with Moroni Ward.. Conference held to discuss ponds Utahs Great Salt Lake has perhaps the best potential for developing solar ponds which could produce elec- commercial any body of water in the western hemisphere, Dr. Deon of Greer, professor in quantities of tricity v I geography at Weber : College, said today. . State Greer returned this week from a conference in Washington, D.C., which was called by the U.S. Department of Energy and attended by top experts in solar ponding from the U.S., Israel and other foreign countries. He presented a paper to the group on bodies of water throughout the world having the best potential for solar heat development into the production of electricity. Israeli experts . - Technology for power production from solar ponds is fsr enough along that it is not the major problem, Greer said. The major problem at present is that of economics, with power from solar ponds costing in the range of 6 cents per kilowatt hour. Power generated by water power and from the use of fossil fuels is being sold in Utah for around S cents to 4 cents a kilowatt hour. The Israelis, In the middle of the turbulent Mideast Israels success with situation, say they cannot power production from solar depend on oil to power ponds on the Dead Sea has electric generating plants awakened and they are working on a throughout the world, incrash solar pond program cluding that of the energy which they hope will bring . department. costs down to a level where they are competitive with Aspects which make the those for power from fossil Great Salt Lake one of the ftiels. best places in the world for While Utah has in the solar pond development its already present Great Salt Lake such , include highly concentrated brine, challenging potential for the long periods of sunlight, production, the state also has and the plentiful supply of abundant and cheap fossil flat and reasonably cheap fuels. That dampens interest power, he land around the lake, Gre$r in said. said. interest solar-produc- Peterson helps in preparation of Gi Bill The assistant dean for veterans affairs at Weber State College has been working in Washington with a national task force in preparing a proposed new GI Bill. Marvin J. Peterson, who in addition to his work at WSC is president of the National Association of Veterans said the Administrators, work of the task force pears to be completed. The Library tr, x left, Keith Lewis, the Gearfield 4th Ward scouts were among those honored at a Court of Honor held July 16th at the Ampitheater across from the Fourth Ward Chapel. Lewis, Brother Fourth Fishing, Jay Black, Dan Richardson and Assistant Scout Master Rueben Porter. Environment Wilderness Survival, Indian Lore, Canoeing, Rowing, Environmental Science and Citizenship in Community. Scott Lewis: Pioneering, Wilderness Survival, Indian Lore, Canoeing, Rowing, Environmental Fishing, Science and Citizenship in Community. Science and Citizenship in Community. Keith Lewis: Wilderness Pioneering, Survival, Indian Lore, Canoeing, Rowing, Camping, Fishing, Environmental and Science, Clark Ward Scoutmaster conducted. The evening began with the Order of the Arrow ceremony which included the Flag Ceremony and the opening prayer given by Brother Clair Hyatt. The were awards presented first to Troop 385, the 11th Ward Scouts. Following this, our Scouts received the following Merit Badges. Danny Richardson: Citizenship in Community. Ron Garner: Swimming, Wilderness Survival, At Indian Canoeing, Rowing, and Keith Lewis were awarded the Grizzly Bear Neckerchief and Bear Claws for completing the Troop Leadership Program. This is the highest training award the boys can receive. It is comparable to the adult Woodbadge Training Award. The closing prayer was Citizenship in Community. Black: Owen Jay Wilderness Pioneering, Survival, Indian Lore, Canoeing, Rowing, Fishing, Environmental Science and Citizenship in Community. Michael Porter: Pioneering, Wilderness the conclusion of the Danny Richardson evening, Lore, Camping, Fishing, Environmental Science and Survival, Rowing, Canoeing, Indian Lore, Camping, military d A program to increase the number and availability of nurses in Utah is being directed from Weber State College, according to Leola Dr. Davidson, associate dean of thq WSC Allied Health School of Sciences. The mandate for the program and a $250,000 funding came from the Utah State Legislature. Another went to the $250,000 University of Utah. multi-pronge- personnel The Womens Office at Brigham Young University is seeking names and addresses of Mormon servicemen and women who will be away from home at Christmas time so that BYU students can mail packages of goodies and letters in time for the holidays. Juday Mestas, ASBYU womens The university centrates on a training program, has vice-preside- their toward efforts producing nurses under a program and through upgrading and two-ye- project chairman. Anyone having a current address of LDS Church servicemen and women should get the name, address and marital status to the are basically mail by Names and addresses submitted to the Womens Office will be distributed so that the packages can be prepared and taken to that office for mailing. in the U.S. to Oberlin College, Ohio, in 1833. NEWSPAPERS bedside nurses, while those with four years of academic training are also fitted for leadership and management assignments. She said the training campaign has been set up in an effort to get more nurses available to ease the persistent shortage. The program at WSC itself has been expanded. At Salt Lake Technical College one aimed principally at helping the Wasatch Front has been doubled. Training programs for two-yenurses have been in participants can get the packages ready and in the' Gm ar recruitment of those already at least partly trained for nursing work. Dr. Davidson said nurses with two years of training Womens Office by Oct. 31. Send the information to 432 Wilkinson Center, BYU, Provo, Utah 84602. The deadline has been set at the end of October so that EITHER YOU THE ON IONS while group with which it works are directing from public relations Rohnert Park, Calif., as gains. ar WSC and the Susan appointed Hollingworth, a senior in The first co-e- d was admitted con- four-ye- ar f operation since the early 1970s on a cooperative basis at Dixie College in St. George, and at Utah State University in Logan. Another effort now in operation is a nurse refresher drive under which y nurses can through and working in a hospital under a preceptor improve their skills. Thiis work is aimed especially at the southeastern part of the state. Nurses involved will get training in such things as intensive care and care for coronary cases. A recruitment push is being carried on in the southeastern part of the state which is aimed at getting high school students into nurse training and licensed practical nurses to get additional training so they can become registered nurses. In Carbon and Uintah counties, a campaign to upgrade licensed practical nurses has been started under which nurses will get practical training in hospitals and doctors offices which will be supplemented by bringing the trainees into Salt Lake Gty and Ogden for some self-stud- one-chan- specialized OR BUY YOUR OWN rather than break it. At Price, the College of Eastern Utah is being used for providing general education and the hospitals for clinical training. A group of 12 to 14 students is involved. Dr. Davidson said. Still another program which does not involve state funds is being carried on for Intermountain Health Care 'Corp. ll it is another nurse be trained to registered nurse level in four ad-wi- hospitals The LDS Hospital, Cottonwood and Primary Childrens Mark Wayment to serve mission W. 1800 N. Elder Wayment Eagle Scout and a graduate of Gearfield High School and Seminary, where he was senior class president for 1979. He was a member of the basketball and track teams of CHS. He attended Weber State College this past year where he competed in track and cross country on an academic and athletic scholarship. is an CASH PAID WE BUY CLASS RINGS Why not turn your discardedi broken, or worn out JEWELRY, RINGS, TEETH or other items into INSTANT CASH! PAYING UP TO $40 $40 For Submit an article Netherlands Mark Sherman Wayment, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wayment, 2634 W. 1800 N., Ginton, and the late Lou Jean Smith of Sunset, has been called to serve in the Amsterdam Netherlands, mission. He will give a farewell, talk. Sunday at 1:20 p.m. in the Clinton 5th Ward chapel, 1500 hospitals in the Salt Lake area, and the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo. It's your paper tool in Mens & $20 for Ladies Class Rings Any condition OK for recycling TOP DOLLAR FOR SCRAP STERLING r Paying up to $10 bonus all rings RIGHT NOW WILL PICK UP ANYWHERE!' Call Anytime - No Obligation We PHONE OGDEN UNEX 393-431- 2 E,L Anyday ex- WAT(DC3 ITS WATCH FOR ITI WATCH FOR ITI Thursday, August 28th on your doorstep! career Roosevelt wes the first U.S. President to intervene to settle a strike Roosevelt. ELDER MARK WAYMENT WATCH FOR IT! In fact, one problem will be that of writing a bill which Teddy NOTE: Many thanks is extended to Gearfield City for the time and effort it took to grade and level the ground at the Ampitheater so that the Court of Honor could be a success. Our Scouts appreciate it. WATCH FOR IT! tool in speeding up enlistments, Peterson said. . and determination to help these boys to do what is required to earn these awards. His love and concern is evident. MOCK-Of-f hopefully enacted into law next year. of The Department interested Defense is because it sees a plumped up GI bill as a highly useful encourage dedication ceasing available at the Area in Center Vocational k GiTY7 group to be tapis iOn.Mi.im Mae Uo Their families, and the church, are also backing them with a share of the expenses. The adult choir will start practicing August 27th at 7 p.m. in the Sactuary. Our first Sunday of singing at the 11 a m. Church Service will be September 7th. All adults are invited to sing in this choir. (This includes High School students). For those of you who have been members, well be looking forward to seeing you again new people, For those Come and join us. The main prerequisite for joining our Choir is the ability to sing well in the bathtub, and a general love of church music. WATCH FOR DT! Congress and will inviting you to browse . . . check them out . . . read for inspiration, information or fun . . . and return them for someone else to read. Nila Hart is the Church Librarian. She has spent hours of time and lots of thought in arranging the books to be accessible and easy to find. Youth Leader Corps Two youth from our church have been selected to be on the Youth Leader Corps Program for the Intermountain Area. Lisa Carrasco and Kevin Shupe will (participate with other youth from Utah, and South Idaho, in this year-lon- g program, involving five weekend retreats. a big commitment time and money. periences. General education classes will be offered through the USU Extension Service. Other training will be ap- appointed to write the bill. Tentative schedule calls for it to be completed, given to , clinical . . . given by Brother Henry Miller of the High Council. The Fourth Ward is extremely proud of these boys for their dedication to the Scout Program, for their cooperation and hard work. Many thanks to Brother Clark Lewis for his un- byu seeks Program increases nurses The next step will be for a permanent Tim Clearfield ward honors scouts at Court off Honor enlistments without making it so attractive to get out and utilize the benefits that it neutralizes honored recently are: from Porter, Mike Porter, Scott Lewis, FOURTH WARD SCOUTS Lisa and Kevin are making of both has moved and the books are waiting are Pioneering, assisting in the development of a solar pond setup for power production along the Sal ton Sea in California, but they must take years to concentrate the kind of brine the Great Salt Lake has already, he said. ChciRCh |