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Show The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah Thursday, April 15, 19G5 Growth Notes to be held at Eureka tonight, Thursday, April 15th when three Eureka Scouts will be presented Eagle Scout Badges. The meeting was previousy Unemployment in Utah Declines scheduled to be held at Goshen, but locale was changed because of the importance of the event for Eureka Ward. We will have Santaquin-Tinti- c a complete report next column on the names of the Eagles, presence. But how little the parents, etc. Our congratulaBy Beulah G. Bradley world cares of payment of tions to such boys and leaders Over nineteen centuries ago or 0f eVen earning a re is surely be rg offered. something wonderful happen- ward. Did yo i know that tonight ed to man there is no other Easter Sunday commemorates at midnight our Stake Improveway to describe it. Christ died His resurrection, His pattern ment Era drive and campaign The Union the cross to give us the most that he designed for us to i3 over? Subscriptions must be NEW U OF U ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS nr-'-fc llcw. Why does mankind then in order to versity of Utah Board of Regents has approved the appointment perfect gift of love 'wer sented. It was the gift of Life take so long to accept such be counted on this drive to put of three top administrative officials. Dr. Sterling M. McMurrin if we would a priceless gift? and Life-Eter- nal, our stake Have was named University Provost; Professor Alfred E. Emery, be wise enough to accept it. NEWS OF THE STAKE you remembered to renew your Academic Vice President; and Mr. L. Ralph Mecham, approved What a marvelous, miracuous ACTIVITY: subscription or have you de- as assostant to the Presdent for Special Projects. Conto order one for a friend, cided Stake a gift ard in payment for His What glorious great atoning sacrifice, do we ference Day is scheduled for wedding, birthday or other type strive to keep His command- us next Sunday which is gift As one Elder put it the in the three organizations. Nebo Stake MIA has cordments, to repay Him by really Easer Sunday, April 18. Re- Era contains the latest word of trying to gain salvation? This lief Society Conference Ses- God to us through our Prophet. ially invited our Stake MIA Albert B. Widdison was the great plan, you know sions will be held in conj no- All conference talks of last and Executives to their Rose Electricians SatMate Fireman sacriheld and the reason for His tion with the Sunday Confer- week will- be printed in a later Prom which is to be B. Albert Widdison, USN, son 17, commencing fice. a most is issue. It valuable urday, April ence sessions as well as on of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon WiddiHe loves us, so much. He Saturday. piece of literature for all church at 8:30 p.m. It is sure to be members and even those who a lovely event and refreshments son, Payson, is in Thailand knew and loved us in We are to enjoy the spirit aboard the high speed transport life and accepted suffering and talks of our Church gen- are not. Please call your MIA will be enjoyed also. leaders and this could cause The Sunday School of the USS Cook, taking part in a and death so that we help eral authorities, Elder Antoine joint U. S. Thailand amphibHis come Month into along. title was accorded again someday R. Ivins, a member of the First ious assault exercise. Second Ward at the We have a most wonderful Council of 70s, Elder Stephen The exercise, called Jungle School announcement to did Sunday make preparation C. Richards, a church home on April 9. David Me Drum III, is designed to proteaching representative and you know that Elberta Branch meeting vide experience for Thai and Sister LaRue H. Rosell, a mem- YWMIA Volley Ball Team won Kay is their superintendent. American forces in combined The Sunaward is made to the ber of the general board of Re- the very wonderful sportsmany CHEVROLET k operations since, as treaty ship trophy at the Volley Ball day School for progress in Feb- nations, lief Society. they could be called actheld last ruary over their January on to fight together at any Sunday sessions will convene Regional Play-of- f ivity. at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. for all week. The sportsmanship Our Sunday School superin- time. is such a lovely award. RAY S. POWELL of us. On Saturday the Relief Most of the personnel taking is tendency, Morris Smith, ArSociety Conference will feature The amazing thing about it in Jungle Drum III are part SALES REPRESENTATIVE Powel-soa meeting from 2 p.m. until that the girls played without den LeBaron, Stanley from the Navies and Marine stake School Sunday 3 p.m. for Relief Society Stake a sports director and the girls Business Phone Corps of the two countries. The have directed their own compe- coordinator, Loma Davis, and U. S. task force is Residence Phone Presidency, Secretary-Treasurpart of the Davida Smith Stake Sunday highly mobile, and our visitor Sister Rosell tition. Elberta Branch just does CHEVROLET CARS who will preside. President not have enough people to school secretary, attended spec- Seventh Fleet, which operates CHEVROLET TRUCKS Jennie W. Murdoch will con- fill all positions in the branch. ial Sunday School sessions at throughout the Far East. Sunconference last O K USED CARS general a to is at session wonderful second The duct. Congratulations The assault exercise is based 3:15 which includes those men- group of Stake representatives! day afternoon and evening. on a situation in which an report that much inspirGRIDLEY CHEV CO. tioned above plus the Relief Stake board meetings were They insurgent force, supported by reation and was information Society Stake Board members. conduced Monday evening, for hypothetical aggressor naStake Priesthood members are stake leaders and board mem- ceived. is operating in Thailand. 570 SOUTH MAIN tion, At the Scouting banquet held The bers of the Relief Society, Suninvited to both meetings. SPANISH FORK Thai Armed Forces Royal We have a very special Ddst-ri- c day School and MIA. Plans last Friday evening at East have neutralized the insurgProvo Stake House, we had a Scouting Court of Honor were laid for coming events except in the southern end number of our Stake Scouting ents, of the country. The United leaders and wives in atten- States has been called on to dance. They were: President help. and Mrs. Carl A. Patten, and The Cooks mission is to carry brothers and sisters Marion and equipment to personnel Davis, Dee Clement, William the beaches. Kaletta, Cyrus Bylund, Thayas Stanley; Bishop and Mrs. WilGary L. Knight liam White, Bishop and Mrs. Richard A. White Walter A. Kerby, and Lynn Airman Gary L. Knight, son Crook. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. FIRST WARD NEWS; Knight of Santaquin, and Airman Richard A. White, son Margaret Bylund Reporting: Many friends from our ward of Mrs. Ruth O. White of and stake attended the wed- Goshen, have completed Air ding reception of former ward Force basic military training members Roger R. Openshaw, at Lackland AFB, Texas. Airman Knight has been now of Provo, and his bride Judy Sorenson, who were mar- lelected for training as a comried earlier in the day at the munications - electronics specSalt Lake Temple. The event ialist at the Air Training Comwas held at the East Sharon mand 'ATC) school at Keesler AFB, Miss. His new unit is Stake House at Provo. 65 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe , GENOLA WARD NEWS part of the vast ATC system in Stake. I post-marke- d j over-the-to- p. Armed Services - pre-mor- tal San-taqu- in J5iL n, 798-35- 798-30- Goshen News BY VIRGINIA ROBERTS Job placement plus employer resulted in a further decline in seasonal unemployment in Utah during the week ended March 27, reported LeRue Thurston, manager of the Provo Employment Security Office. Although held back by cold weather, jobs made available through Utah employment security offices totaled 630 during the week of March 27, a slight decrease from the week call-bac- call-bacbefore. However, held up well and at 1,632 were the major cause for the drop in the unemployed ratio from 5.46 percent for the week of March 20 to 5.05 percent for the current week. Mr. Thurston said the seasonally adjusted ration at 3.6 percent was unchanged from the week before but is a point below the same week last year. New unemployment is relatively low in Utah County but is still high in most of the state totaling 872 layoffs for the week. Mr. Thurston said this was a slight decrease from the week of March 20, but is considerably below last years 1,039 for the same week. Need for early spring farm labor was light reported Mr. Thurston and is lagging behind a year ago throughout most sections of Utah due to colder than average weather during most of March. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powel- son, Mrs. Alice Powelson, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Baird of Provo attended the wedding reception of Miss Joy Powelson in Salt Lake City, Friday evening. Joy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Powelson. She married Dick Neilsen of Salt Lake City. Miss Linda Rossiler of Denver is spending her Spring vacation at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Lola Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Salisbury of Bellflower, California, visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Stansfield. The Ted Okelberry's hav had Mrs. Okelberrys brother of Magill Nevada as their house guest the past week. Mrs. Ricky Echeverrella and family of Lake Tahoe are spending their Easter vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Kirk. They will be joined later by Mr. Echeveretta. The Tooele 8th Ward presented a genealogical a to the Goshen Ward Sacrament meeting Sunday evening. The Elberta branch also were invited. Gerald Elton, a former member of the stake, played one of the roles. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorenson spent the past weekend visiting in Morgan with the Gale Butlers family and with the Arvil Gressmans in Salt Lake City. The Tom Larsen family of Bountiful visited with Mrs. Ruby Steele over the weekend. drama-t:zatio- x, I y' N't Q GEESE) O GEESE) gD GEESE) GEESE) .QQ2IfiHW23Ha- er nt November 1964 and completed lasic training at Fort Polk. The soldier is a 1964 graduate of Payson High School. A new NSLI insurance is available to many disabled World War II and Korea veterans fter May 1, 1965. Ayy VA UTAH CONCRETE PIPE CO. 1550 SPRINGVILLE ROAD - - PROVO 1501 SOUTH REDWOOD ROAD SALT LAKE 1 940 WALL AVENUE OGDEN CACHE VALLEY BANK BLDG. LOGAN - - EVERYTHING WESELFBECOMES FOREVER Zing Into spring! in a new Chevrolet Station Wagon 65 Chevelle Malibu 65 Chevy U Nova Sport Coupe Beatrice Kerby Reporting: Released as Sunday School Teacher was LaVerl Draper; sustained in same position was Clara Clark. The farewell testimonial of Erick Spotten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spotten, former ward members, was held at Genola Ward last Sunday night. He will serve in the South West British Mission. A large crowd enjoyed the program which included: a talk by the missionary, his brother, Gordon Spotten, his mother, Ervin Barney and Bishop Walter A. Kerby .A quartet number was sung by Marla LeBaron, Pat Davidson, Linda Smith and Jolene Clark, accompanist, Darla Kay Davis. which trains airmen and officers in the diverse skills required by the nations aerospace force. Airman White is being assigned to a Strategic Air Command (SAC) unit at Grand Forks AFB, N. D .for training and duty as a vehicle maintenance specialist. His unit supports the SAC mission of continental missiles and jet bombers on constant alert. Both airmen are 1964 graduates of Payson High School. James P. Ellison Army Pvt. James P. Ellison, son of Mrs. V. Dalton, completed an 65 Cortair Corsa Sport Coupe If youve been sitting tight waiting for just your kind of car, with just your kind of power, at just your kind of price -- wait no longer! Chevelle. This ones got lively looks, spirited power, a softer ride and remarkable room atop a highly maneuverable wheelbase. No wonder its e car. todays favorite mid-siz- Chevy n. No car so trim has a right to be so thrifty. But thrifty it is, with money-save- rs Easter Sunday is very exhaust system. rear-engi- ne Pay-so- n, k mil mum asasaEfiGru 1 (335ni0& mam MIXING DELIVERING SPREADING at lowest costs NIGH TIME TO AT YOUR CHEVROLET zing into spring in a new Chevrolet, Chevelle, Corvair, Chevy DEALER') n or Corvette 43 6640 Gridley Chevrolet Company Inc., SPANISH FORK. UTAH spec- ial. Make it so in your lives by attendance at conference sessions for our stake. long-live- Comlr. Ask any 65 Corvair owner how it feels to drive a car with such easy steering, tenacious traction and responsive power. And be lots of listening. to do ready to show the wonderful helps given to our families by holding the weekly family night and by using the church prescribed manual. Brother and Sister J. W. Greenhalgh and their seven children and many grandchildren presented the inspirational program, and they later presented Sister Greenhalgh with a lovely corsage to show love and appreciation for their matriarch of their family. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: like brakes that adjust d themselves and a eight-wee- food service course at Fort Polk, La., April 9. During the cuorse Ellison reSECOND WARD NEWS ceived instruction in the prepMerle Butler, Reporting: aration and serving of food in Ken Olsen presented to be military kitchens and in the ordained as a Priest; Wendell field. Ellison entered the Army in Weed to be ordained as Deacon. A special Sacrament meeting last Sunday evening was given Chevrolet Its a bigger, more beautiful car this year. Which is why that handsome silhouette could be mistaken for cars costing a thousand even two thousand dollars more. - Phoitt 798-35- 91 DESK BLOTTERS featuring . . . . . . swift, convenient, efficient! This year go bulk! 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