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Show HOOPER ST KE TENTH WARD Mr. and Mrs. Dan Andrews named their baby girl Michelle. She was blessed by her father. The son of Mr. and Mrs. David Rodda was blessed by his grandfather, William Benson, and named Matthew James. Lance David Jolley, son of Mrs. Carma Jolley, was baptized on Saturday and was confirmed on Sunday, by Richard Jensen. Scott has Burgess graduated from Primary and been ordained a Deacon. Kent Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. has Doug Hunt, received a mission call to the Switzerland, Geneva mission. The Relief Society will have their Homemaking meetings next Wednesday morning and evening. ROY NORTH STAKE SIXTEENTH WARD LoraLee Bingham has been released as a Primary teacher. Jean Toyn has been sustained as Librarian for the new 12th 16th ward building, Gail Ncmeroff. as Social Relations teacher for the Young Adult Relief Society; William Thompson, Webelos. Leader, Jean Thompson, 2nd session Relief Society Cultural Refinement teacher; Teresa Forsberg, Primary teacher, and David Forsberg, Priest Quorum Adviser. Michael Facer has been ordained a Deacon. The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Whiting, has been blessed by Dr. Rex A. Whiting, and named Brett Allen Whiting. Ryan Hardy, son of Ronald and Loralee Hardy has been baptized and was confirmed Chad by Allen Oleson. Jeremy Castler was baptized and confirmed by his father Gary Castler. EIGHTEENTH WARD Roy LDS Netos Debbie Hollow has been named as Young Womens Sports director. Cathy Turner has been sustained as Young Adult Relief The son of Steve and Colleen Nielsen has been blessed by his father, and named Steven Michael. The daughter of Gary and Jolene Carlson was given the name Kinssey Lynn by her father. Sherrie MecKenzie has been released as Jr. Sunday School Secretary. The Relief Society Homemaking meetings will be next Tuesday. FIFTH WARD The Bishopric of the ward Cultural Society Refinement teacher. Chad Gonzales, and Diane Schueman have been baptized and confirmed by their fathers, Toby Gonzales, and Grant Schueman. Congratualtions to Paul Lutz and Bridgett Oram, who were chosen as the Youths of the Month by the Mutual members. ROY STAKE At stake conference Sunday, Ernest Bell has on and Maurice Blau were released from the High Council. Steven Hillstrom and James Corma were named as High Councilmen after serving as alternates. C. Dee Sparrow and Russell Willoughby were sustained as Alternate High Councilmen. Mr. Sparrow was released as Stake Clerk, and Tom Welch sustained. Jean Harris was released as stake Primary president, and Ramona Racker as 2nd Counselor. Donna Kolb was sustained as the new president, Irene Nelson will remain as 1st counselor, and Patricia Rice will lx? the new 2nd counselor. Blain was Rodney released as Young Adult leader, and Rex Baker sustained. THIRD WARD The Relief Society has sustained a new presidency. reorganized. Sunset Stake LDS Released were president, Leone White, and her counselors Ruth Morgan, and Nancv Field. The new' presidency been Bishop Russell Willoughby was released along with his counselors, C. William Sessions Jr. and Tom Welch. Sustained as the new bishop was Ernest W. Bell, with Keith Peterson and Paul George as counselors. Gary Thompson was released as Finance Clerk, and Carl has Darlene Wardleigh as president, with Kathy Porter and Carolyn VanMoorlehem as counselors. The Relief Society will have the Social Relations and Mother Education lessons at their meetings next week. FOURTH WARD SUNSET FIRST Mr. and Mrs. Don Jackson called their new daughter Stephanie Dawn. The new son of Mr. and Family Preparedness class leader with Joyce Florence leading the class at night. Mrs. Dennis Fletcher was called Jason Brad. As there are five Wednesdays in March Relief Society next will be the birthday anniversary held in the evening. There will be a program and refreshments for both the ladies who attend day and night Relief Society. SUNSET SECOND Monte and Miranda Bambrough called their new son Nathan Kelly. Grandparents are Gary and Norma Kruitbosh of Clinton, former Sunset residents. Craig Harvey was baptized and confirmed, the son of Dennis and Deon Harvey. Andrew Huffman was baptized and confirmed, the son of John and Phyllis , , Huffman, , Sherry Andreason was Cultural lesson Refinement on Wednesday, Kathryn Brady class leader. The Relief Society birthday observance party will be held on March 29. Cecelia Kurrill and her daughters Debbie, Diane and Darlene w'ere sealed as a family in the Ogden Temple last week. Mr. Kurrill, husband and father of the girls died about a year ago. SUNSET THIRD New elders quoram presidency is David Girardo Olsen 1st with Nolan counselor, Jeff Jenkins, 2nd counselor, Eric Bertanoli secretary. was Bonnie Jenkins released as 1st counselor in Relief Society, Elizabeth Anderson sustained. Shirley Horne, Karen Olson and Christy Andrews 23" were sustained Primary teachers. Angela Shelly was baptized and confirmed, the daughter of Ned and Sandra Shelly. Jeffery Allan Watts was baptized and confirmed, the son of John and Linda Watts. Relief Society on Wednesday will be the Cultural Refinement lessons with Shirlene Anderson in the morning, Ruth Dunaway in the evening. Sharon Steele is MUST GO!! ALL DISCOUNTED OVER $' DEALER COST!! Mother Education Mileage & class leader. SUNSET FOURTH Doug Morrell was baptized and confirmed, the son of Elvin and Arvilla Morrell. Kami Bybee was baptized and confirmed, the daughter of Gray and Sandy Bybee. Tim and Dixie Wightman called their new son Matthew Scott. Relief Society on Tuesday morning will be the third in a Savings CHAMP OR discussion of self im- provement led by Colleen Reid. The evening will be the birthday observance of Relief Society by both day and night Relief Society. Charlene Ottley is daytime B-21- CK Petersen HOWES GRAPHICS $32 97 , Motor 1 31 30 Washington Blvd. $ We Lease All Makes Company PH. & 621-807- 0 Models, Tool Racker sustained. The Relief Society will have their Birthday social on March 14, at 7 p.m. All women of the ward are invited. The Primary will present the Sacrament meeting service on March 19. Sunday is Fast day with a baptism on Saturday. SEV ENTH WARD The Relief Society Birthday social will be held next Thursday evening at 6:30. A Mexican theme will be carried out in the dinner and program. All women of the ward and their partners or friends are invited. There will be no Relief Society that morning. EIGHTH WARD Bill Eastman has been sustained to the Sunday School staff. 1 Commercial Art Service specializing in: Design Layout Camera ready art 790 W. 3800 So. Riverdale, Utuh 394-477- 4 SUNSET FIFTH baptized and confirmed, the daughter of Clell and Beverly Andreason. Relief Society on Tuesday will be the Homemaking session with Joan Lythgoe an interior leading decorating class, Lora Lee Boyer a needle point group, Leona Anderson a cooking class. Trudy Wangsgard will the Family give Preparedness lesson in both morning and evening classes. SUNSET SIXTH Ronnie and Shauna Duncan called their new son GrandAaron Francis. parents are Louie and Margene Lorenze. Grant and Debra Wixom called their new daughter Shauna Ann. Grandparents re Monte and Glenda Bloxham. The Wixoms live' in Clearfield. Danny Powell was advanced to a priest, the son of Bill and Betty Powell. Brian Thalman was advanced to a priest, the son of Robert and Karen Thalman. Relief Society next Wednesday morning will be a quilting with no babysitters. As there are five Wednesdays the Social Mother Relation and Education lessons will be the next week. On Wednesday evening Darrell Conger will conduct a seminar for women and men in the ward on Securing Your Home and Crime in the Community. SUNSET SEVENTH Bishop Don and Cheryl Budge called their new daughter Cheryl Ann. Robert Heinze and Dennis Galbraith were given their Duty To God awards in church services on Sunday. Robert is the son of Buck and Linda Heinze. Dennis is the son of Ren and Janet Galbraith. Relief Society on Tuesday will be the Homemaking meeting, Liz Caine giving the Family Preparedness lesson in the morning, Karen Israelson in the evening. Among other things there will be making of easter eggs. The Relief Society Birthday social has been planned for the evening of March 17. All ladies of the ward and their partners are invited to a special dinner and program, at 7 p.m. Malcolm Allen III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Allen II has received a call to serve in the California Fresno mission. World Day of Prayer planned Clearfield Community Spirit in Modern Living will be treated in Bible study, worship and prayer at the annual World Day of Prayer, sponsored by Church Women United of the Greater Ogden area, on Friday, between 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Protestant, Orthodox and Catholic women from all over Northern Utah are invited to the celebration at the Clearfield Community Church. Registration is between 9:30 and 10 a.m. Bible study on which women who are serious about their responsibility to achieve community spirit in modern living, might begin to build, has been prepared by the church women of Canada for worldwide use at World Day of Prayer. Rev. Father Robert Head of St. Joseph Catholic Parish will lead the Bible study the during morning. Passages to be considered, with provacative questions, will be Philippians 2:1-1that eloquent call for humility and servanthood, and I John a promise of grace. Mrs. Helen Young ,of Ogden, church and community leader, will give the days address on the theme, following the 11:30 a.m. luncheon as part of the worship service.. Mrs. Ida Unguren of Ogden, World Day of Prayer chairman, notes that the church women of Canada prepared the prayer litany, in which w'omen over the wmrld will participate, featuring the Bible passages studied in the morning, and with the prayer refrain: Help us to make a new world a community of love and peace. Mrs. Eleanor Smith, president of Church Women United of Greater Ogden, will give the invocation for the prayer service. Scripture will be read by Rose Saunders, Lena White, Lt. Harriet Bowen and Mary Hardcastle. Worship readers will be Shirley Jennings and Lorraine Schaub. Women of the Clearfield Community Church will provide the salad luncheon, Virginia Larson, luncheon chairman, with the churchs board of missions as the sponsor. Lunch reservations at $2.25 a person may be made by March 8 by telephoning Mrs. Ellen at Hayes is service Babysitting 621-705- available. from BYU are planning a show at Roy High Friday night The show is sponsored by the Roy LDS Stake Seventies at 7:30 p.m. beginning Quorum. THE YOUNG AMBASSADORS Variety show planned at Roy High Friday Lindsay, artistic for the Young entertainment of bygone Ambassadors of Brigham Young University, expects his members to be more than just talented musically. He expects them to be goodwill ambassadors with high ideals and standards. Sharing talents with teach other while developing professional skills is a basic goal of the Young Amhe said. His bassadors, group of 29 highly-talente- d performers will present a colorful and vibrant variety show at Roy High School. On Friday at 8 pm. Contact 4 Paul George at for tickets. No tickets will be sold at the door. The event is sponsored by the Roy Utah Stake Seventies Quorum. Mr. Lindsay began his work with the Young Am-- ; bassadors in the fall of 1977. Prior to that time, he taught high school choral music in Wyoming and Utah. It has been an adjustment for me music-wishe said. Music here is very update. The Young Ambassadors perform songs and dances to some of Americas top hits, medleys from Broadway understanding, empathy and human rights are some of the subjects treated in a typical performance. Its A Musical World is the theme of the Young Ambassadors show for this year. Billed as fresh and wholesome entertainment for the young and the young at heart, the program features such selections as Butterscotch Sir Duke, Castle, Lady America, and a medley from the Val director e, musicals selections and notable by LDS composers. Included in the show are popular instrumentals, dance features, comedy and Church, 5560 S. 2300 W., Roy. New teachers this term are David Drake , 6th grade and Russ Scholtec, 8th and 9th grade. Sunday Worship Services are held weekly at 10:45 a.m. at Our Saviors. For the Fifth Sunday in Lent, March 12, Pastor Charles Riggs will speak on the positive certainty of resurrection being set by Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead prior to His own certain death approaching in Jeruselem. The Chancel Choir will the present an anthem under ' direction of Mrs. Betty Scholtec accompanied by organist Jess Scholtec. A Fellowship Hour follows the after which the Chancel Choir rehearses. All 6,7, 8 and 9th grade Junior High Youth are invited to a meeting Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. There will be a program and plans will be made for the Easter Breakfast. The Adult Inquiry Class concludes its present series Sunday at 7:15 p.m. The topic taught by Pastor Riggs is Praising God in Worship Life. All Circles of the Lutheran Church Women will meet March 14, Tuesday. RACHEL Circle will meet at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Sharon Moore, 224 W. 1175 N., Sunset. The Bible study will be led by Mrs. Rita . Broadway musical, love, The Wiz. The groups repertoire is sparked by original numbers Here and Now and a medley of songs called Family, selections i portrait' 'Othef1 areLoveTrain': : I Believe In Music, Bandstand Boogie from the 50s and You Are the Sunshine of My Life. Through our musical groups were trying to show the rest of the world that entertainment can be fun, clean and professional," he said. Mr. Lindsay graduated from the University of Wyoming with a bachelors degree in music education. He received a masters Recreation open house set Clearfield Stake Keliet Society extends an invitation to Relief Society ladies and their partners to attend a Recreation Open House Program, March 16, at 6:15 p.m. in the Junior Sunday School room of the Clearfield Stake Center. The Readers Theater class headed by Laura Chaplin will provide a program. The exercise to music class headed by Cheryl Grover will demonstrate a co degree in music from the University of Utah. Besides heading the Young Amhe directs bassadors, various vocal ensembles at BYU. The Young Ambassadors made its debut at Expo 70 in Osaka, Japan. Since then the group has toured all 50 states, Canada, Europe and Central and South America. The Young Ambassadors recently returned from a tour of Europe which included 27 shows in four-wee- k Switzerland, Germany, France and Belgium. purchases "a ,iw uiw'B'f- -" farm site LAS VEGAS 336 Barlow, Clearfield, with Mrs. Louise Law leading the Circle will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jaime Scherer, 2437 N. 720 W Clinton, with Mrs. Gwen Hadley leading the study. The final drama in the Lenten Drama Series will take place Wed. Mar. 15 at 7:30 p.m. The Cross for a Traditionalist will explore changes that face us in the church. The childrens Carol Choir with Mrs. Glade Nielsen Thursday at 4 p.m. -farm near A e 1,200-acr- agricultural Moapa, Nevada, has been purchased by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day from Summa Corporation, along with other properties, which Saints (Mormon) will be sold later, Mormon Welfare Services officials These other properties include a 1,400-acr- e farm near Caliente, Nevada, and grazing and leasing rights for 900, OOC acres in southern Nevada. announce. To help pay for the farm, .he Mormon Churchs welfare farm near McCarren International Airport in Las Vegas will also be sold. It is currently operated by eight stakes in the Las Vegas area. The farm in Moapa has flowing wells that provide enough water for irrigation. It will be operated by the eight Las Vegas stakes for welfare production pur- poses. Ray 2903 W. 1300 N, Clinton, has been called to serve an L.D.S. mission to the Vancouver Canada Mission. Elder Mrs. Sharon Woeppel, meets Michael son of Mr. and Mrs. Raynold J. Petersen of DORCAS Circle will meet 7:30 p.m. at the home of Bible study. DEBORAH Church Missionary will serve Vancouver Canada calling Elder Muth. at ordination dance directed by Kristi Bush. Exhibits will be on display from the oil painting class headed by Arlene Maass. Light refreshments will be served. Petersen, Lutherzan service, Patriotism, 773-218- Ourz SaoioRs Sunday Church School meets weekly at 9:30 a.m. at Our Saviors Lutheran days. Petersen is a graduate of Clearfield High School and LDS seminary. He was a member of the band and served as Drum and Major Property Manager. He was also a member of National Honor Society while at Clearfield High, He is currently attending Weber State College and the Ogden LDS Institute. An active member of the Clinton Fifth Ward, Elder Petersen has received his Duty to God award and has been president of his priesthood quorums. He will speak Sunday at the Clinton Fifth ward, at 5 p.m. The chapel is at 1448 West. 1800 North, Clinton, He will leave the following Saturday for the Mission Home in Salt Lake City prior to his departure. ' |
