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Show Clearfield Courier, February 20, 1980, Page HOS Church Sunset 1 Rolene Edwards will give the Cultural Refinement class lesson in Relief Society on Wednesday. Future Relief Societies will be on Sunday. Sunset 2 Relief Society will be the Cultural Refinement classes with Glenna Trotter in the morning session, Jan Thompson in the evening. Sunset 3 Kim was Thompson sustained ward choir director, Jan Harding choir organist.Larry Ashdown was released as activity chairman, Ruth Jorgensen as arts director on the activity committee. Katrina Christensen as a Primary teacher. News was Thompson as activity chairman, Dolores Judson as arts director on the activity committee. Sunset 4 Relief Society on Tuesday will be the Cultural Kim sustained Refinement classes with Joyce Strebel in the morning session, Rita Garner in the evening. Sunset 5 Nancy Guiver will give the Cultural Refinement lesson in Relief Society on Tuesday morning, Connie Wright in the evening. Sunset 6 Ferris Kunz was released as ward executive secretary, Alma Hoggan sustained. The scouts are picking up newspapers on the first Saturday of the month. It is that only newspapers be saved. They would also like any aluminum cans that have been crushed and bagged along with the newspapers. requested conference. Relief Society on Wednesday will be the Cultural er AND his guitar is one of the special of the Clearfield Stake Talent Festival. ROGER SMITH features Talent festival set Hoping to take part in the Stake Talent Festival this Saturday night Clearfield is who recently participated in a preliminary talent festival in the Clearfield Second Ward. Rodger Smith, The Clearfield Stake Talent Festival will be held February 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Clearfield Stake House. from Participants throughout the stake will display a variety of talents in three categories - Junior, Adult, and Family. Under the Stake direction of Rulon Cummings, Lloyd Ostler and Grace Steed, this event is being sponsored by the Clearfield Second Ward, chaired by Jan Cunningham and assisted by Ron Taake, Betty Erickson and Arietta Lombardo. Everyone is cordially welcomed to come and enjoy this enof evening tertainment. It will be a best dress, occasion. Clearfield First Wardtake home. ever tried and Have daughter to you with a broom? The Clearfield Stake Young Adults did and had a great time. The game ended with a score of Luckily, we had more young adults than broorp s soj every one had a chance to watch as well as play. Believe me, we were thankful for a rest once in awhile. Now, when eating a dinner, we usually have our main course first followed by a dessert, and eat with the proper utensils. Not so with our young adult dinner held last Wednesday night. Our Stake Leaders first gave us a numbered menu which did not make any sense at all. We were asked to arrange playing Hockey 3-- these sixteen numbered phrases into four groups of Food courses. They took the menus to the kitchen and the next thing we knew our leaders were bringing some of us food without utensils, others received dessert first. Some had to eat with their fingers or with just a knife or a spoon depending on what we had ordered from the menu which gave us no hint of what the item was. A few of the items on the menu were foiled eyes (baked potatoes) Promised Valley Playhouse, (ham), Golden nuggets, (corn)and butchers delight (knife). Can you imagine the turmoil and the uproar of laughter when each person discovered what he had really ordered. Needless to say, we all went home stuffed anyway. We also had basketball games and a snow party which included a jolly sleigh ride. Thats all the Young Adult news for now, be sure to honor Valentines day every day. The Party is an annual event Daddy-Daught- in the Primary. This year the Clearfield First Ward held theirs on January 25. It is most exciting for the girls to have a special night out with the man in their lives (DAD)! Dad always seems to stand a little taller and a little prouder that night. The theme for the evening was built around a western style, including games with a western twist, milk cans, paper vests and aprons for decorations. Dads and their dates came in western attire. As you might guess, John Ross in his hat and Ray McMullen in his suspenders stole the show! Supper consisted of sloppy joes, salads, a vegetable plate and ice cream sundaes. The highlight of the evening was a picture of each Daddy Stake Inservice Leader, Margelee Smith was a special guest. Jill Higley is the teacher for the Merrie Miss class and does a beautiful job. The girls really love you, Jill, and we appreciate all that you do in teaching these girls the gospel of Jesus Christ and in preparing them to become lovely young ladies. Thank you, Jill. Vinnie McMullen, Lindy Garner, Trilby Long, Elizabeth Martin, Ethel Multi-Purpos- All-St- Graduation Certificate which will be presented to him in Sacrament Meeting. The Young Women's MIA McPeak and Shelly Lee will Laurel girls (16-1- 7 yr. olds) truly remember their date will have an Eitiquette Dinner: on Feb. 27th. They with Dad as a beautiful will invite dates. The evening together. The mutual young women purpose of this occasion is to enjoyed an evening with give them an opportunity to LaRue on Tuesday, the 30th apply what they have y learned about setting a of January. Mrs. gave a group proper table, how to use session on A Prettier You proper utensils, etc., and that was enjoyed by all who especially how to be gracious attended. Aber-transle- The youth of the ward have been contacted to participate in the Ward talent evening. If you have not been contacted, and would like to participate, please call Cookie Perkins. The Relief Society board of the Clearfield First Ward k held an after holiday was the at held It party. home of Wynona Wilson. A short program about Relief Society was presented by Kay Volk. She was assisted by Rene McMullen, Charlene McMullen, Ellen Wright and Mary Cottrell. Recognition was given to Ethel Paul for her 80th birthday. She was presented with a cake and was totally surprised by the event. There were approximately twenty ladies in attendance. Some changes in our staff were made during January. Marcella Snow was released as chorister for the night Relief Society. Pam Coop was sustained as night pot-luc- visiting teacher message leader, Marcella Snow as night organist and Christine Horn as night chorister. We appreciate these ladies for their willingness to serve. Our entire ward was saddened by the passing of our beloved sister Mildred Robinson. She has been a beautiful example for everyone of us for many, many years. We shall all miss her very much. We are all looking forward to our new Sunday consolidated Schedule for all church meetings. We will all be able to spend the extra time at home with our own beloved and families, otherwise observing the Sabbath in appropriate ways. 1! Marge Holt in the Morning and Lavern Young leading the class in the evening. CASTLE GOLD Sunset 7 Relief Society on Wednesday evening will be the Cultural Refinement class taught by June Schaelling. The Thursday morning class is led by Margreth Satterlee. 316x4x1 2nd grade simulated on lauan plywood. 17th. It was work day at Relief Society this week. The Homemaking Lesson given by Rowine Boseman was about Finances: Saving Efficient spending and on Cooking :Efficent spending ana saving will give the family more security, mere opportunities, more education and a higher standard of living.' Ezra Taft Benson. Mini classes on Cooking given by Elaine Kennedy and Sewing by Norma Mini-class- Larsen began and will continue once a month for several months. The Social Relations lesson, Communicate With Me will be given by Leone Blair on Feb. 19th. This lesson will help the sisters to understand that The ability to communicate is not something we are born with.' We have to learn it and earn it. Thomas S. Monson. For those sisters with young families the Mothers Education lesson is given by Edna Porter. The sisters will learn how to Teach Children about Physical Maturity. The last lesson of this month, Feb. 26th will be the Cultural Refinement lesson on the counttry of Paraguay. Sis. Sharon Garner will take us to this Land of Lace and Legend. We will learn of the church, the musical history, the literature and art. What a special way to journey to this beautiful country. The sisters who cannot attend Relief Society in-thc The Ward Choir is rehearsing the music for Because of Elizabeth' which will be presented at the Relief Society Birthday Social on March 22nd. Song practice will be every Sunday at 1 p.m. and Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. at the church. was Debbie Layton baptized a member of the church Saturday, Feb. 2nd at the Clearfield Stake Center. She was confirmed at Fast and Testimony Meeting the next day by her grandfather Ross Bro. Layton. Congratulations Debbie. memThe following been have bers released as Sunday School teachers with a vote of thanks; Gary Yardley, Edna and Porter, Peggy Richardson. Leor Yardley, Larry Sanders and Jerilyn v$0ody were sustained as Sunday School teachers. Albert (Burt) Rawlings was ordained a High Priest Jan. 6th by President Robert W. Spiers. Stake Baptismal Services will be held Feb. 29th at 6 p.m. at the newly renovated and beautiful Clearfield Stake Center. The Seventies Quorum President, Ron Blair will represent the 4th Ward by conducting the service. John Cannon and Gary Dean Yardley will be celebrating She 1 st grade 31 6x4x7 Simulated finish on Simulated lauan backing. finish on lauan plywood. woodgrain FRANKLIN STOVE ALL CAST IRON 356-LBNET WT. S. 9 ICBO APPROVED Includes screen, boot, damper, grate and bean pot. MARCO CIRCULATOR Zero clearance heat circulating built-ifireplace. n M85" Reg. $238.95 PRE-HUN- DOORS G 10, 24 26, 28 DISCOUNTED WE STOCK ODD & END ASBESTOS 316x4x8 316x4x4 CABINETS SAVE. .60 74x4x8 x4x4 While Stock Lasts! V DAMAGED DOORS FIREPLACE SETS BLACK AS LOW AS $595 A Up DIMENSIONAL LUMBER & FENCING DIMENSIONS ARE APPROXIMATIONS mOEM your KITCHEN attended We'll show you how to do it yourself and save money. ' MISSIONARY speak in the Sacrament meeting of the Sunset 3rd Ward, 338 West 1800 No., on Feb. 24 at 3:45 p.m. A graduate of Clearfield High School and LDS Seminary. He also attended the BYU. He is employed at ZCMI. Elder Jorgenson will enter RETURNS, Jonas call the Mission Training Center in Provo on March 27 and depart the following month for his new assignment in the mission field. Friends and family are invited to the home of Elder Jorgenson following the meeting. Clearfield stake mutual schedules fireside JORGENSON 5 1st pads 316x4x1 finish on $W Weber College berfore entering the Mission field and was by employed McDonalds in Roy. She is the oldest of eight children and has always enjoyed helping others. She especially enjoyed meeting new people in the New England States and sharing the Gospel with them. REGAL WALNUT GREEN HEAVY-DUT- Y that evening. Congratulations boys. Jorgenson receives mission Elder Kent W. Jorgenson has received a call to serve a mission for the LDS Church in the Canada Calgary Mission. Elder Jorgenson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell L. Jorgenson, 318 West 1300 No., Sunset. Elder Jorgenson will RAIN DANCE lauan plywood. their eighth Utah Stake Center, 1974 W. 1700 S. Syracuse on Feb. 24th at 2:15 p.m. She is a graduate of Clearfield High School and the four year Seminary program. lauan plywood. Simulated woodgrain on hardboard backing. $799 Simulated Grey. 316x4x8 Simulated woodgrain on 1st grade 316x4x1 daytime are welcome at night Relief Society where the same lessons are taught. The Homemaking leader is Bula Social Casteel, Relations leader is Sherilyn Wignall and the Cultural Refinement leader is Betty FLINTLOCK $5 Jones returns from mission Miss Karrie Jones, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Jones of 190 So. 1875 W., West Point, has arrived home after completing a year and a half in the Mass. Boston Mission for the LDS Church. While there she served in Springfield, Mass.; Berlin, New Hampshire; Portland, Maine, Brunswick, Maine; and as a district leader in: Water-towMass, and Medford, Mass. She will give her report at the regular sacrament meeting of the West Point 2nd Ward at the Syracuse MAJESTIC WALNUT 316x4x7 1st grade CASTLE GOLD hostesses. a They will enjoy delicious Roast Beef dinner. Stephanie Yaunt will be the Youth Speaker for this month. She will speak in Sacrament Meeting Feb. The Clearfield Stake Mutual is having a fireside Sunday, February 24. The fireside is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. at the Center Street Chapel, 326 East Center Street, Clearfield. Three members of the Brigham Young University varsity football team will be the gqest speakers. They are Tom Bell, tackle and guard on the offensive line, Scott m ittionary. Nielson, center, and Brent Johnson, kicker. All mutual age DIMENSION LUMBER AT DISCOUNT PRICES SPECIAL ON FULL UNIT LOAD ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. ' youth GT vjsjf' (including Beehives and Scouts) and the Young non-memb- er Open friends. 972-873- am a great friend to public amusements, for they keep people from vice. Samuel Johnson "I B THE WALL PANELING KINGS" Adults of the Clearfield Utah Stake are invited. Each one attending is encouraged to bring their I In Refinement classes with ti Clearfield Fourth Ward The Daddy-DaughtParty for the Merrie Miss girls (10-1- 1 yr. olds) and their fathers was held e recently in the room of the 4th Ward. The theme was The Party in which the fathers were the stars. The evening began with an enjoyable game of volleyball in the cultural hall and then the girls put on a delightful program which put on a delightful program which included an explanation of What it means to be a Merrie Miss,: the meaning of the code and an explanation of the purpose of the marker. One of the fathers gave a tribute to his daughter and she in turn gave a tribute to her father. The evening concluded with a delicious meal of hot dogs with all the trimmings and salads of all kinds. There was apple pie for dessert and root beer to drink. Everyone had a good time and it was a perfect opportunity for fathers and daughters to spend some time enjoying each others company. , . Owen Black Jay celebrated his 12th birthday Feb. 12th.. and will be graduating from Primary. He will receive his Duty to God Trail Award and m lr Thursday 21 is stake temple day. Next Sunday will be ward 1 7 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 972-873- 8 972-873- 9 Block East of Redwood Rd.) OPEN SUNDAYS 1 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. 555 West 3500 South (1 1 1 |
