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Show CLEARFIELD COURIER, April 12, 1978, Page 2 Qhrh be mg c in duo u need pI dug for a ninth time. Once again, well be able to devote the CEDAR CITY Over 350 Utah Girls State participants will arrive at Southern Utah entire campus to their needs," H. Ralph Starr, June 4 for a stay to learn the mechanics of the American State week-lon- sv. I ? ! " College SUSC Coordinator of public g services, said. The system of government. Each of the 354 girls will take part in the June session to learn about local, state and federal government, then will take the firsthand knowledge back to their respective high schools school year. for the 1978-7"SUSC has hosted Utah Girls State for the past eight years and were very happy to have the girls on campus Legion event is traditionally held at SUSC week the following which also graduation left, Clearfield LDS Stake Relief Society president and Nancy stake choirister, Have been busy placing posters all over Clearfield nouncing the stake Spring Concert. Lun-dquis- t, an- Clearfield Relief Society sets social The Clearfield Stake Relief Society will present a Spring Circle of a Concert, Womens Influence on April at 7:30 p.m. at the Stake Center. Davis North Council elects The Davis North Council PTA meeting was held April 6 at South Clearfield Elementary School. Council read. Denson; Fourth Vice Pres., Carol Bates; Fifth Vice Pres., Leah Bates. Twenty-fiv- e area winners in the Reflections Contest were honored with a certificate and trophies for their winning entries. Nine of these winners are also in State competition. A musical program was presented by the Sunset Harmonettes and a stick dance was performed by South Clearfield Elementary students. Pres. JoAnn Stapley conducted the meeting and honored all outgoing council members. The new council members installed for 1978 are: Pres. Cheryl Gibbons; Pres, elect, Marjorie Fisher; Sec. Treasurer, Valerie Martin; First Vice Pres., Zelda Goodrich; Second Vice Pres., Dr. Steven White; Third Vice president, Marie Kevin Duncan and Rick Responsibility for the weeks activity and for preliminary planning is . Light refreshments will be served following the concert. The public is invited. Reports for Navy duty Navy Mineman First Class Danny R. Griffiths, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffiths of 2115 N. 300 W., Sunset, has reported for duty with Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit One, Barbers Point, Hawaii. He joined the Navy in March 1968 President Wanda Parkinson, Kearns. An additional awards by the Freedom Foundation of Valley Forge on May 2 at a competition. The three, Kevin Duncan, Raylene Griffitts will be presented and Rick Sekelik, Rotary volunteer Auxiliary members will serve as staff members, counselors and educational directors. Directing the many Girls State sessions will be 21 Instructor, Nation Becky Coombs, Spanish Fork and Girls and Matheson, - governors practical -- assist calls, seven false alarms, one trailer water heater fire, one bomb scare, three car fires, one garage' fire, one trailer house fire and two fires in homes. In February there were 17 calls for medical assistance, one each of house, car and dumpster fires, one bomb threat and six false alarms. March saw 17 medical assist calls, two grass fires, three false alarms, and one each of light pole fire, gas spill, car fire and house grease fire. 12 others experience Piano legislation. They will elect city, county and state officials while studying the administrative, legislative and judicial structures of each level of - - , government. elected The newly governor, secretary of state, and representatives selected to attend Girls Nation in Washington, D.C., will be in charge the 1979-8- 0 program. Graduation ceremonies will mark the end of the weeks activities. bUbC President Royden C. Braith-wait- e be the special guest at this event. will April 3 soiree Police responded to a call for medical assistance at Bldg. Freeport. An employee of Arrow Development, Bruce Day, was hit in the face by a metal chain which broke loose . from a fork lift. , . v. , 195 E. home her Center4, Canada, repotted Jacqueline burglarized and a welfare check and medical card stolen. Police assisted Davis County Sheriffs Office on a report that Ken Nebeker, 1295 W. 300 N., had found a 20mm military G-1- 4, -- , . shell in his yard. Police responded to a report of possible vandalism at Robo Car Wash, and found several juveniles who turned out to be the owners grandsons and friends cleaning up the area. April 4 A complaint has been signed against Duane Criddle, he pulled a door loose from its hinges following the refusal to serve him anymore to drink. Bruce C. Edwards, 591 E. 250 S., reported the theft of a motorcross type bike from the bike rack at North Davis S m nmswir two-pian- field, numbers Youth Athletic Programs Bolster Fitness, Attitudes And School Budgets Making a positive contri- bution to children and teen- age athletics in America are two innovative youth sports programs that were designed by Bruce Jenner, the 1976 Olympic Decathlon Champion, and by experts from the fields of physical education, recreation and sports. The first of these programs is the Wheaties Sports Federation Jogathon, which was developed as a unique r to assist schools throughout the nation in keeping their sports programs active and financially Having been an healthy. amateur athlete most of my life, I know how important financially strong athletic programs are to the encouragement of athletic participation among Americas youth, said Jenner, who is chairman of the Wheaties Sports Federation. Participants in the Jogathon seek commitments fund-raise- from their community, friends and relatives for $1 per mile that is jogged. The more donors and the more miles jogged, the more dot lars raised for a schools athletic program. In addi- tion, the Wheaties Sports will provide $15,000 in awards for out- performance by a coach, high school and com- munity. In all, 32 schools in regions will receive these awards based upon a ONE OF TWO NEW YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAMS aids school athletic budgets. formula comparing school enrollment to miles run. Schools with the highest number of miles per en- rolled student will be the winners. Schools wishing to receive a Jogathon kit may write to: Wheaties Sports Federation Jogathon, P.O. Box 9628, St. Paul, Minne- 55196. The Jogathon kit is available without Utilizing readily available playground equipment and facilities, the Summer Games has a total of 10 events which use throwing, running, jumping and foot hand coordination skills. It is suggested that there be at least two throwing events, and one each of the ning, jumping and foot hand coordination competi-charge- . tion events. The second of these pro- - The Summer Games are grams is the Wheaties Sports unique because the Summer Games, sters do not compete against available to park and recrea- - their peers, but against tion departments, summer themselves, using skills camps and other organiza-Federatio- developed through regular tions and groups. It was play. Further information about the Summer Games designed to provide tives for youngsters 8 to 13 can be obtained by writing to improve their skills, while to: Wheaties Sports Fedealso providing the opportun-eigh- t ration Summer Games, ity for everyone to be a P.O. Box 9764, St. Paul, winner. MN 55197. run-sot- young-Federatio- n incen-standin- g a n by NORMAN VINCENT PEALE AND RUTH STAFFORD PEALE Doesnt understand the Bible Q. When reading the Bible I honestly get upset. The Old testament is full of violence, and one can't blame it on TV. I find the God of the Old Testament to be a vengeful God. In the New Testament we have a tender, loving man named Jesus. He taught and loved simplicity. He thought the long temple service was a bore. This is the opposite of the God who demanded sacrifices and riches for the temple. Some people accept the Bible without question. I cant. How do you explain it to one who is eager to understand? A. You impress us as a thinker. The Bible is actually the history of the developing spiritual thinking of many centuries, and the unfolding revelation of Gods wonderful love. In its pages a stern Deity is transformed into a kind and loving Heavenly Father. You have captured that idea, and it is basic. The secret of understanding in depth is to 'know and follow Jesus, the greatest spiritual teacher of all time. As you do this, the sometimes intricate meanings of the Bible will be made clear. I wonder if you are aware of the version of the New Testament called Good News for Modern Man, . published by the American Bible Society. This could be very helpful to you. We have a booklet, LET THE BIBLE HELP YOU, which has given new' insights into the scriptures for others, and a copy of it is on its way to you. Anyone wishing a free copy may write to us in care of Box 500, Pawling, NY 12564. Crippled and confined Q. My dear husband passed away suddenly seven months ago. We were married for over 58 years, living in this same home for 56 years. We had no children. I have no close relatives and am alone. I have a bad hip condition which keeps me confined to my home entirely. I get around the house only with a walker, so I cannot be active in things as I used to be. Can you suggest anything to help me get over my sadness and grieving over my loss of such a wonderful companion? Please pray for me. A. We would suggest that every day you give thanks that you have such a wonderful husband. Because it is a fact that you still do have him. Try to believe that he is very near to you and wants you to be happy. So don't waste your present life by being sad. Make a list of all the other people whom you know who are lonely and confined as you are. And establish a friendly relationship by telephone or mail or message. Start a kind of fellowship club. By helping each other, each of you will help himself or herself. four-yea- dirty environment. Ricky Trujillo and Ralph Merle Harmer, both of 104 W. 250 N. No. 4, were arrested for cultivation of marijuana. April 6 Police are looking for two men who allegedly abducted two North Davis Jr. High youths. April 8 Henry Medina, Bountiful, was cited for driving under the influence. Bong Hi Lee reported hit and run damage done to his car while parked at Clearfield High. April Serves for possession of a controlled substance and her companions, three girls, ages old boy were cited for resorting. and a 16 and m D?0y odd shop 13, 9 A starting old Clearfield girl was cited for arson a fire in a restroom at the school. ar after Can you drive ? What kind of guy are you? Are you really as good a driver as you think you are? Whens the last time you paused and gestured with you hand for a pedestrian to cross the street or another driver to proceed? Whens the last time you slowed down so a passing driver would have a little easier time of it pulling back in the right lane just ahead of you? Whens the last time you signaled with your arm for the driver behind to hold up because there might be trouble developing ahead where he wasnt able to see it? Whens the last time you had a compassionate thought about another driver? Are incidents such as these everyday occurrences? Or is it tough to remem- - Navy Aerographer's Mate First Class Kenneth R. ber? Its easy to think youre the best drivers who ever lived, that rare is the day that you make a driving error, that youre a pro and in a special class of skilled one of drivers. Its easy to think all of this. But how often do you realistically analyze your driving performance really sit down and think about it? Such a skull session might bring to mind some narrow misses or a couple of incidents. An experience or two like this doesnt really tarnish almost-but-not-qui- te your professional driving reputation beyond redemption, but recognizing the slips and figuring out how to keep them from happening again will make you an even better driver than you are now. State Bankhead, DeAnn Child and LuAnne Welch. Miss Child, Clearfield Highs Sterling Scholar for music, performed at the College Festival noon concert with Bartoks Bear Dance. Out of town guests were Tanya Stucki Blair and her daughter December Nicole from Dallas, Texas and Gina Stucki from Salt Lake City. 5 was cited their concertos dominated the evening of Debussy, Brahms, Gershwin, Bartok and Williams selections played by Sheila and Christie Canfield, Gaylene and Linda Endo, Jim Turner and Gina r old child in the protective custody Police put a of Family Services after finding her sick and in an extremely old girl for Weber Two registration. A previewed Colleges Piano Festival. driving on revocation. Mike Miller, 1962 N. 350 W., was cited for possession of a controlled substance. Jeffery Lamar Sauls, Sunset, was cited for possession of a controlled substance and expired license and expired April held o A musical soiree was held at the East Layton residence of the John O. Canfields Tuesday evening. Advanced students of Barbara T. Stucki, Clear- Junior High. Judy Hill, 115 Parkway, reported the theft of a bike from her yard. Rodney Jensin, Washington Terrace, was cited for 1978 DAVIS PTA Council officers include (I. to r.) row one: Zelva Goodrich, Marie Denson and Sheryl Gibbons; row two: Marjorie Fisher, Leah Foutz and Carole Bates. C. system. and will gain conparty organizing and ventions making of Jay groups, supporting the military, and obeying laws set down by our legislative Young, after past Utah named Lt. Col. Hess. The subject for the JROTC My Responessay was, sibilities in Keeping My Country Free." To quote from Miss Griffitts essay, I feel there are three major responsibilities we share to keep America free. They are: in active involvement politics and civic action representatives Territorial to according Aerospace Education Governor Allison Barlow, Kaysville; Secretary of State Tracy Lynn Hill, Ephraim; and Luncheon in the Hotel Utah, -- from January March. In January, the department received 24 medical period Three Clearfield High School seniors are winners in the Junior ROTC essay Department Kelly Arnold, Provo. During the week the girls will be assigned to 14 cities Fire chief notes 93 responses Clearfield Fire Chief, Elmo Hodson, reports the fire department responded to 93 calls in the three-mont- h Bountiful; first Assistant Director Frances Funk, Ogden; and Second Assistant Director Letitia Thompson, Greenriver. All sessions are opened and closed by Auxiliary Sekelik winners of essay contest Junior RTC esseiy contfesi Insfs winners under the direction of Girls State Director Judy Oar, Highlight of the evening will be a display of miniature statues depicting the Nauvoo Monument to Women which will be decidated in June. A choir composed of women from all the Clearfield Wards will sing. Also original poetry by women of the Clearfield wards will be 21 d precedes the beginning of the b$sy summer school session. During that time .the campus is relatively quiet and the girls can really get into the spirit of Girls State philosophy, Dr. Starr said. 9 LUCILLE KELLY, American Auxiliary-sponsore- Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waynard H. Adams of 146 S. 350 E. Clearfield, is serving as a member of the staff of Commander, U.S. Sixth Fleet, embarked aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Albany, operating from Gaeta, Italy. The U.S. Sixth Fleet is comprised of 45 to 50 surface ships, 200 aircraft and more than 23,000 officers and enlisted personnel. Missions of the Sixth Fleet are to protect U.S. citizens, shipping and interests in the Mediterranean area ; to deter aggression against our allies European by maintaining mobile striking forces ; to promote peace and stability in the Mediterranean area and to create goodwill for the United States. Adams joined the Navy in July 1968. |