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Show fi 1 SUN CHRONICLE, Sept. 14, 1978, Page 5 CLEARFIELD COURIER, JODSfi VtflnKolfl fis tfln)ft (LD'UfolCrQ S'Jgl'J IF DO" 0 Sept. 13, 1978, Page 5 0 0 a M y O ,T v j, A 4 rfyf 4t T MEMBERS Pnferfainmenf OF the Small World Entertainers were just one of many groups performing Monday night at the Utah State Fair. Several performers are also appearing throughout the week in the grandstand. big-nam- e SMliKMUVfe i T ( William Burnett SUNSET James Burnett, - wtfik it A, Jr:.'';1!1'!11 it William 69, of 266 W. N., died Tuesday, Sept. at the Davis North Medical Center in Layton following a long illness. Mr. Burnett was born Nov. 23, 1908, in Clinton, a son of Joseph D. and Olive L. Summers Burnett. On Aug. 12, 1937, he was married to Evelyn Wright in Brigham City. He had worked at the Ogden Arsenal, Clearfield Naval Supply Depot and Hill Air Force Base. He retired from Civil Service as a warehouseman in 1970 after 32 years, and received the 2300 I 5, 1978, Distinguished s4jh (stf Hides if ... Arf fc, J THIS BEAUTIFUL wood carved man and horse is just one of many displayed in the fine arts building. The fair also features many other crafts, animals and exhibits. - o- - v v. ENJOYING A CAMEL ride which is part of Animals js.ii tr; Mrs. Ralph (Rose) Morgan, Mrs.1 Lester (Ida) Morgan, Mrs. George B. (Leah) Abbott, Mrs. Keith (Ruth) Gomm, all of Layton. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 12 noon at Af the petting zoo at the fair are Leslie Christiansen, Ai and Wendy Sutter, both from Sunset. - m,i j ! A h , 1 iftaq fii ;tf und w, i myii't uadol mi vsbusteB Cirr Lihdquist Clearfield Mortuary, 1050 S. State, with Bishop William J. Houston of the Sunset ficiating. 1st Ward lZ1 if of- Friends may call at the mortuary Friday from 7 to 9 p.m., and Saturday prior to services. Interment will be Pm in the Clinton City Cemetery. WINDY, Bob G. Trimble past 17 a local entertainer, takes time at the fair to v ffisir prepared by each county in the state the presentation from Davis County IN THE EXHIBITS Comfy exbihifs f pWJ&O' o 1 ntwd StSyprior to SatTilM Memorial Park. the games and rides on the dIb The first activity of the year was attending the Utah State Fair Monday to support members who had entered projects. The second opening social will be held on Sept. 18 at 3 p.m. where new members will be welcomed and become better acquainted with the FFA. j A uvt Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Lindquist and Sons Colonial, Chapel in Ogden with Bishop Mel Woods of the Sunset 2nd Friends may call at the prizes to s Carlson and Dave Potter. The officers along with the advisors will be meeting every Wednesday morning. Clearfield FFA The new 1978-7-9 officers for the coming year are Dan Carter, president; Don Dahl, vice president; Cymbre Byram and Sherri Martin, secretaries; Kevin Extrom and Glen Sharp, treasurers; and Sondra and Isabelle Monero. Sentinal is Monte Thurgood and Natalie Jorgenson is reporter for the group. Advisors for the club are Nile 4 fair-goer- nr 0 By k and other draw (Prizes Natalie Jorgenson Clearfield High Reporter won first place (above.) An honorable mention was given the exhibit prepared by Weber i County (below.) A wide display of color and ; imagination filled the building housing the A ' af county representations. years. He graduated from Weber High School, and from Purdue University in 1974. He had been an instructor for the Apprentice Plumbers and Steam Fitters Training Program in Ogden, and was serving as coordinator at the time of his death. He was a member of the Plumbers and Steam Fitters Local Union 348 for 21 years, and a member of BPO Elks of Ogden. Surviving are his widow of Sunset; one son and one daughter, Lake L. Trimble and Penny Trimble, both of Sunset; his parents of Riverdale; two brothers, Evin R. Trimble, South Ogden; Harold D. Trimble, Riverdale, STUFFED ANIMALS thrill the children with a display of balloons of all shapes and sizes. 5 Bob G. SUNSET Trimble, 41, of 1757 N. 300 W., died Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1978, at St, Benedicts Hospital in Ogden following an extended illness. Mr. Trimble was born Aug. 28, 1937, in Pampa, Tex., a son of Dutch and Jeane Beaver Trimble. On Nov. 7, 1959, he was married to Sheryl Berg in Las Vegas, Nev. He has been an estimator for the Jelco Inc. Co. of Salt Lake City. He moved to Ogden in 1944 and had lived in Sunset the U wheel is just one of many exciting rides found on the midway at the Utah State Fair. Service Adams, Clearfield; r. THE FERRIS $ Award. He lived most of his life in Sunset and was a member of the Sunset 1st LDS Ward. Surviving are his widow of Sunset; two daughters, Mrs. James D. (Deanna) Bridges, Sunset; Mrs. Robert G. (Sandra) Fraser, West Point, Utah; nine grandchildren. Also surviving are one brother and five sisters, Joseph H. Burnett, serving an LDS Mission in New Zealand; Mrs. Ben (Alice) u f &. && I ,t; Admission la 52 for through Sept. adults, SC: for children 12. end children 3 free. and under ere cdmlttcd a lJ" jTt 1 7. I ' f V.. u 'v aiARFQD s Vi ' v ' (I. I r,) rw on SaniW toll bra Byram, atsrcsy! C.i tarp, trezaurar; rprt zti tx:rU JShort Can Caitwr, prtskfanf; C,l: Iscbtlla KbncrP, Waterier ef timt d pktura c Can ,C?M rtO Tbureoad, aanttod ' ?rV Kovin Extrom, trossuror. ; .A - V 1 ' lx ( . i, i , M it Vr.' H ft J " |