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Show I THE SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 1964 as they sell their home. FIRST WARD a A banquet for all mutual girla f the stake and their leaders will b held Sept 23 at 7 p.nt In the Hooper Second Ward. Also Invited are officers and teachers of the YWMIA, bishop's representatives and their partners and the stake presidency and their partners. There will be 110 stake awards presented to girls and leaders in the stake. In order to earn aj stake award, one must first ear$ an Individual award and must attend 95 , of all Sunday School, Sacrament and MIA; meetings held. The kickbali tournament will begin before we know it and Bee Hive girls of the stake are urged to start practicing so they will be ready. The first game of the season will be Oct 2 E!aJne Walker was recently sus- at 3:30 p.m. Games will be tained as stake speech director. played each Tuesday and Friday Connie Brown was released from from p.m. Udutiee as stake YWMIA secThe Relief Society held their retary add Donna Hanson, girls first stake leadership meeting will over program secretary take after the summer vacation last this responsibility. Sunday. Charm ay ne Jeppson was released as literature leader. Sus; ROY STAKE , tained as the new head of that 'Marvin land Cheryl Jenson who department was Lucille Wilcox. were, sustained last month as the The Jeppson family is planning take and Gleaner leaders to move to Salt Lake as soon 3:30-5:3- 0 M-ty- "" : Balanced Meals SO. 2100 W, ROY of the ward Ann-wa- y Sunday evening were labored in the States Mission. What will College :cost your child? England mary. THIRD WARD $10,000. NOW MORE PROFITABLE THAN EVER Alice Holtry left last Monday for Los Altos, California, where she will serve on a work mission. . . . THEIR RATE mw stay st and complete that youre thankful you turned the entire job over to skilled and bonded Ward members should be reminded that both Primary and MIA are being held on Mondays experts. now. NINTH WARD The scouts have planned fund raising project for Sept 19. They will be washing cars at the Cash Saver Service Station at 4090 Riverdale Road. Ward members were asked to support them. Volunteers are needed to act as referees in the coming basketball season. A training session will be held to instruct the candidates. Anyone interested is asked to contact Gerald Barnett. A parents seminar will be held Sept. 21 at 7:30 p.m. in with MIA. All parents of mutual aged children are urged to attend. Welcomed as new members of the ward were the Reed William Clark family and th Jerry Gail Holliday family. We hope they will be happy here. 'Sheldon and Lillian Eppich were sustained Sunday as sheet examiners for geneology work. Sheets completed should be given to one of the Eppichs to examine before sending them to the Sunday and given the name of Norlyn. She was blessed by her father. Baptised on Saturday and was William M. Sickin-geson of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sickinger. The guide patrol class in the Primary has been dividied. Joy James will continue to teach a part of the group, and Donna Clark will take the other half of the group. Marie Wright was released as a star teacher in CONT. ON NEXT PAGE REDMAN Salt lake, Sugarhouse Clearfield, Ogden YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD MOVER! as nar as your phono DA 1X4-556- 81 1 MUTUAL FUNDS con-jucti- Friends, Members Join Forces, Expand Enrollment and Training Incentive Awards Educational trips, scholar- ships and awards for outstanding work in specific projects are backers. given by other They include: Allied Chemical and the Cooperative Extension Members, leaders, friends of Arcadian Products Club membership In Corporation, Service are joining forces to expand ManufacDept; is A nation. state in concerted and the push every county Co., Farm Equipment turing to more to between offer boys and girls training being made Division; American Forest Prod9 and 19 years of age. ucts Industries, Inc.; Carnation Current enrollment is around duced along with home and Company; Chicago Board of farm in 94,700 members management 2,224,500 Trade; Cities Service Oil Comcontribfirms which Business clubs. pany; E. I. du Pont de Nemours Tha Cooperative Extension ute financial support to the & Company, Inc.; Elgin NaService heads the program, and various programs have assisted tional Watch Company; Eli Lilly is assisted by 362,000 men and greatly in bringing about this and Company; Heisdorf & Nelwomen who serve as unpaid vo- modernization, reports the Na- son Farms, Inc.; Hercules PowService Committee. lunteer leaders. Added to these tional der Company. New programs and sponsors are more than 130,000 older Others are: Humble Oil & an in been added have attempt youths who have been trained to Company; Ford Motor Refining of to areas bring in junior leadership. In Company Fund; International will them that aid learning and Chemical CorporaDuring the last decade vocational or higher Minerals Clubs have been established in making tion; Moorman Mfg. Co.; Oliver choices. career educational homes Oil Comurban and rural Some business firms and foun- Corporation; The Pure Co. Pattern which today account for 52 per dations pany; Simplicity provide funds only for The cent of the total membership. The Compeny; Inc.; Singer college scholarship! and for rec- S&H Foundation; Standard Science Added ognition of Individual members. Brands are: them California ard Oil Incorporated and Standpro- Among Consequently some Company (Kentucky). grams have been revised to Chemical Company, Ortho DiviClub in the If there Is no meet the needs of sion; Homelite, A Division of community, parents or prospecmembers. Mora scientific explor- Textron Inc.; ation now is carried on In near- Inc.; Pyrofax Gas Corporation; tive members should write or extension office ly all projects. Training in eco- Edwin T. Meredith Foundation; call their county nomics including production Sunbeam Corporation and The for Information, advises the Cooperative Extension Service. and marketing have been intro West Bend Company. 4-- 4-- 4-- 4-- r, Call your home town Representative Charles W. Goff Phone 825-795- 4 Home Office: 17 F 1st So.. SLC. Utah 4-- non-far- 4-- 4-- Massey-Ferguso- n Sunday evening were of the High Council Graham. Both gave talks, Speakers Glen Olson and Brent very good effective July 1, 1964. YOU out of 4-- Ward members would like to welcome three new families into the ward. Henry E. Moffit will be living in the Spraycars apartment, and the Baird family have moved to 5962 S. 2200 W. Welcome also to Brother and Sister Earl Cevering and family. College expenses can run from just under . $1,000 to over $3,000 per year, including tuition, room and board. What will it be for ' your child? The easiest way to be sure its available is to save & little each pay day in & safe profitable account at State Savings where your savings are insured to 4-- H and Tim Graham all received firmed a member of the church Duty to God awards last Sunday brary in order to eliminate as many errors as possible. during Sacrament meeting. The baby daughter of Norman Kim Williams was approved on and Evalyn Anema was blessed Sunday to be ordained a Deacon. The John Purser family was back for a short visit to the ward. The chapel they were working on in New ealand was finished four months ahead of schedule so they are being trans-fere- d it! to the states to work on a building here. They planned to leave the first of thw week Not a command but a happy to leave the first of the week suggestion. Redman moving for their new destination. service is so fast, safe, low-co- 4-- The Primary will sell Christmas cards again this year, so plan to support them. Save for it . . . NOWI TO 4 New Norma Sandberg has agreed to teach the Firelight girls in Pri- v f STATE HAS INCREASED . . . WARD and family who have just moved here from Layton. We extend a welcome to them and hope they will be happy here. Speakers ' pes-ide- nt FRED SAYS Harry Heiser of the stake High Council, and Dennis Bingham a recently returned missionary who j; SEVENTH WARD Top-pil- Newest members 5124 Jean Ray Crouch is starting a hunting safety course which will be open to all ward members male or female who are at least 13 years old. Interested persons may contact him for further details. Brother Crouch has taken this course at Weber College so that he can qualify to teach it. The primary welcomed some Primary began last Thursday at new workers into their organiza- 4 p.m. and will continue each tion last Monday. They are Pat Wilson, who will teach the CTR 4.-- H Pilot group, Liona Palmer, tho new teacher, Shelly Hansen, Firelight teacher, and Helene Benard who will be tha chorister. are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owned And Operated by Lillian and Elwyn Walker 124241 here last State Licensed PHONE Speakers Sunday evening were Brother and Sister Kimball, new members of the ward who recentfrom Okinawa ly moved where Brother Kimball has been stationed with a branch of the service. Joan Robins sang a solo home will be Wayne Youngs accompanied by LaRae McEntire. the starting point for an overEIGHTH WARD night camping trip for scouts of the ward and their parents. They The Primary reports that they plan to leave at 5:15 p.m. Frihave some new workers to start for the hills above evening day the new teaching year. Logan where the marked grave of "Old Ephraim", a huge and Parker will be the Sunbeam teacher and Joyce Elg will teach dangerous bear, is purported to Heading the Top-pilbe. After doing much damage the group will be Erleen Way-methe bear is said to have been and Donna Elmore will take killed and then buried with a over the Trekkers. Cleone Moore, over him. The group marker the former Sunbeam teacher, has hopes to find this old grave. moved to the CTR Pilot group Dont plan anything for the and Marie Child, former Top-pillast week in September before teacher will teach the Fireyou know the exact date for the light girls. Beverly Streeper is Relief Society social because you the new secretary for the organwont want to miss it. The theme ization. Released as organist was will be Chinese and a dinner fea- Dorene Bateman, who was returing oriental chicken will be cently sustained as YWMIA served at the home of Betty Wood. No silverware will be Marty Hamblin, David Sharp, The Relief Society has some new workers. Former president, Joan Moser, will be the new social science teacher and Bessie Jay will be secretary f o r tho group. Speakers last Sunday evening were Arthur Brown of the High Council, and Pat Burgner. Both gave very fine talks. Kerma Larson was sustained Sunday as the new first counselor in the Primary. Connie Perkins will be second counselor. Approved to be ordained deacons Sunday were John Rogerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogerson, and Clark Ashby, son of Mr. and Mrs Howard Ashby. Roy Ploy School Fenced Yard The geneology class which will The Seventh Ward choir has be held in connection with MIA to join with other will begin Sept 21. Those inter- been asked to form a stake choir to wards MIA ested are invited to be to at stake conference in Octopening excercises at 7:30 p.m. sing ober. We would like the support of all singers. SIXTH WARD Kenneth Belnap, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Belnap, was the speaker last Sunday evening. Elder Belnap reported to the ward on his activities as a missionary in Germany where he has labored during the past two and a half years. SECOND j e. support-th- is event The MIA reports that they have some new workers. Donna Forbes has agreed to be speech director for the group and Kathy Hadley will take over in the drama department Carol Smith who was recently married and has moved to California was released as the were released from those positions speech-dramdirector. Bonnie at the last leadership meeting. Bambrough will be the new Mia They have moved from the stake. Maid teacher. Also released was Beth Spraycar The first fireside for coupes who has been serving as Era from the ward participating in director. Sister Spraycar was re- the project temple sessions was held last Sunday evening after cently- made president of the in the Relief Society room. church Third Ward Relief Society. SusThere will be another fireside tained to the stake board of the held next Sunday at the same YMMIA was Donald Hunsaker. time. NEWS LAKE VIEW STAKE week at this time at the stake-hous- allowed so if you have any chopThe delay in starting was sticks in the house, start due to the school problem. 6:30 until 8 p.m. All ward mem- bers are urged to ii Scottsdale FIFTH WARD late avings KMMfccSilMtlt CwtM n hii Mi . Rakes Long Handle Bow Type The Young Womens organization also has some new workers. Marilyn Barnett will be the first Bee Hive teacher and Sharon Oleson will take the second year Bee Hive class. Cheryl Walker, will be chorister and Lu cetta Jolly will be sports director. Heading the drama department will be LaPreal Fackrell, while Nadine Ricks will be in charge of speech. Karl Engelke was ordained a teacher in the Aaronlc Priesthood last Sunday. The ward dinner will be Sept 19. Dinner will be served from E. Adams, Manager Clearfield Office Reg. 1.98 Limited Quantities year 0irnmtnMmii0iUv wsmtmmmiQ CENTER Sunset, Utah tendent was Keith Gale. Counselors Duane Montgomery and Larry Oleson will continue on with their work as will Bemell Chambers, secretary. Momxj&ocunoR - David SHOPPING The YMMIA was reorganized last Sunday and Robert Bodily was released as superintendent. Sustained as the new superin- (BC So-So- ft Hand Lotion Full 16-oz- ., Reg. 50c plus tax Cheerful Habit Lory Distance calft with your purchase of 2 extra quarts of MILK Guaranteed Unbreokoble - e Highly stain reerstont e Unharmed by boiling or freezing O Dishwasher O Decorator-style- d safe hi beautiful neutral burnt gold to favorite t relative Visiting tonight! MOUNTAIN AMS3CAN L V, DAIRY ASSOCIATION OP UTAH Syootertd ty Utah Dairy Format ) I l(i Of friends are among lie's nicest experiences. Long Distance is the best way to keep In touch when you cant be there . yourself. Pick up your phone end ga , L(aiyArj(Sv D3uj Come in and get the details on our pain- GBsiDIbne' less easy way of buying for Christmas. 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