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Show ra3 Two THE SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 19G3 .iu!mHiuimtiiiniiiiiiuimiiiiimiit!uiiiiHiuwttiiu!iWJUBiiiiiiiiuiniiiiniiiitiiiaiuiiiiiiiMMiBimuiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiuuiiiKmiiaiMaB' QlioStag -- PfoCospfuGs Ey B. F. Cottle j Today's column is dedicated to any woman simply for making her home a place of such peace a pel' delight that her family might rightfully rise up and call her blessed. I do not believe we should rail a housewife a housewife, - They are in reality a home- maker! A recent study informs us that the average homemaker is worth between $150 to $108 per week. She has a true profession, an- cient, honorable and unique. She flavors the food she put In the cart at the supermarket. Takes charge of the children from a runny nose to a question about a date. Woman's work may or may not be monotonous, frustrating or never finished. Daily needs are: pots and pans, laundry and beds. Cookery and dishes. Be alert and agreeable at all limes trying to please the whole family. Some women find the same dull round of chores forever asking to be done over again. They learn how to compel e in the market place and how to recover when it to have to ansis wer the questions of children. Vet, like any profession, the prizes as well as the perils of a career are all theirs. What more can one ask of a profession? Man is doing his work in a different place and atmosphere nerve-rackin- g never-endin- g SUBSET HEWS Mr. and Mrs. Leon Heaps attended the wedding ceremony of her brother, Russell Homer, in Logan Temple, Friday, March 29 and also the reception held for him in Salt Lake. ' Mr. and Mrs. Keith Egbert spent sometime recently in Downey, Idaho, visiting with relatives. Miss Tatty Burson is recovering at home from a few days of the flu. Mr. Boyd Call was released fi'Qm the Dee Hospital and returned to his home, Monday, Mar. 25. Missionary Nows j William E. Layne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Layne of 2105 W. 3875 S., will deliver his home coming address in the Lakeview School at 5 p.m, this Sunday. from the one where he sleeps and lives. change his job if he finds it altogether too trying to put up with, lie is not saddled with the selfsame duties pretty much for a lifetime. Women by environment have been indoctrinated in spite of herself with the elements of housewifery; into perfectionists in her own nest. A hundred years ago there were few other female careers. But nowadays women fcave as many occupations open to them as men and can be as selective in embracing them. Name a career and it is within her reach. Therefore, when they choose to be housewives, they were only exercising freewill, with heads high and eyes open. Today the marriage rate is higher and the marriage age earlier and the children more numerous than they have been. The domestic arts appear more appealing than we maintain Isnt it lucky where men and children come home to sleep or eat or brag of their successes or experiences or to be comforted? Homemakers are displaying that comfort. This is the refreshment for body and spirit waiting at the days end. Surely, God must love homemakers. Surely families should Ioe them. Column No. 641. Lets think together next week. lie may less at a birthday for her son Friday evening March vA hos- - Lawnmower Sharpening Dont wait until the rush season. Get your lawnmowors Ixed and sharpened now. Weber College to complete education. Glover Repair 6071 S. 1900 W. Syracuse, Utah 62 Wholesale floats for ycur Freezer Retail & 1) Qppp Cut, wrapped II). b an(j frozen Ham ani Bacon cured Grain Fed 5 y2 POSi! Prior to his departure for the North British Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, Elder Eugene A. Gordon will be honored in a farewell 10 lb. Beef Steak 35 lbs. of meat 10 lb. Gr. Chuck $24.50 15 lb. Beef Roasts . . . . . testimonial in the Clearfield Second Ward Chapel, 935 S. State this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. . Dairy Reef Liver . GIBSOil 473 Uy $1.00 lb. 27c . lb. 39c . - r The son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lynn Garner of Hooper, Elder Garner will enter the mission home April 8 and depart for his mission headquarters in Independence, Missouri, April 15. football. He has recently been attending Weber College. v ; L A farewell testimonial in honor Elder Roy George Byington, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley of sented by the Seventy Quorum of North Davis Stake, Friday, Mar. 29, was carried out very well and everyone attending enjoyed it and were well paid for doing so. We know that once you attend one of these festivals, you will always want to. ' i t y, Elder Dale D. Baird, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baird of Roy will be honored by the Roy Second Ward in a missionary farewell this Sunday in the Roy Municipal School, 5775 S. 2200 W., at 6 p.m. Servicemen Hevs SIT FREE GIFTS fer savings at State Savings SEiSlITH 'Best & Test' PAinxs HU Volumes of addresses by Brigham Young, Ileber C. Kimball, John Taj lor, Orson Tratt, Wilford Woodruff, Lorenzo Snow and others. Keg. $150.00 . . . .$100.00 Until April 10th 2G $15.00 JORGENSEN'S BOOK & GIFT SHOP ""V '7V','rT'V ' 1878 V. T r'r 5075 S. r Roy, Utah .. rhone $ 815-815- 3 FIELDCRF.ST TOWEL SET 10074 cotton bath towel, hand towd and wash cloth ' Sn:uiz i "&tCO!.-A.- 4TEX PAIffl SatinTono itiLuduiUil Decorators LATEX WALL PAINT SATIN ENAMEL HnmjfethrwB $08$ fUUII LATEX WALL PAINT Mfwfcturff'a $T3S Svauiw fUUll V6L, 5rtOitUd WwD PJ Comprehensive History of the Church warranty There's still time to get - qY. Sale5!! Sals'll. Salo'3! Ik II. Roberts G Volumes Going out of print ar j i 825-863- i The Journal of Discourses "' n y In Time For Conference BOOK Alaskan-Canadia- nl Club At the LaDianeDa of A public Hearing will be held Weber College banquet and dance Monday April 22, 1963 at 6 p.m. held Friday night, March 29, at in the Municipal Building, for the the Willow Creek Country Club purpose of hearing opinions from in Salt Lake. Miss Kathy Ham- the public regarding the rezoning mon, daughter of Bishop and of property on 5600 South from Mrs. IL G. Hammon of Sunset, 2450 West to the U.P. Railroad was chosen as the most outstandtracks from .to so the ing freshman of the club. Miss property can be utilized for mulJoan Orr, of Roy was the most tiple building. Also to be considoutstanding sophomore. Both of ered in this rezoning is the existthe girls will receive an award. ing R2 zone be changed to R2A The Sunset Third Ward Pri- and extended to the North from mary will hold their family night 2300 West to 1900 West taking the Sunday, April 14, in the Third zone in an even area. and Fourth Wards at 7:30 p.m. This Notice ordered published Everyone is invited to attend. April 4, 11, and 18th, 1963. Just s IUVcHDALE - Mrs. Dadwin Olsen is recover-inat home after a bad case of Elder Baird will enter the misthe Flu last week. sion home April 8 and depart for The YWMIA of North Davis the Gulf States Mission with headStake was reorganized at con- quarters in Shreveport, Louisana 15. ference, Sunday, March 31. The April returned from six Recently Nada was, outgoing presidency Nicholas, president, Lois Flint months duty in the U.S. Marines. counselors. Elder Baird is a graduate of and Gayle Moffitt, The new presidency Sustained Weber High School and Seminary. were, Joyce Wilcox, president; He has received several individRene Marshall and Eldora Smed ual awards, including a Duty to God award, serving as president ley counselors. of a priesthood quorum and a The Stake Gold and Green Ball leader in scouting. is scheduled to be held on April 20, after having to be postponed tv ice. Lets all try to get out and have fun. .lb. 35c 9yQG0 M-2- M-2- Elder Garner is a graduate of Weber High School and Seminary where he was active in track and lb. 45c FREEZER LEE. LANES BOWLING CLEARFIELD Edwin Vern Gamer, called to the LDS Central States Mission, will be honored in a farewell testimonial this Sunday evening in the Hooper Second Ward at 7:30 p.m. lbs. $1.00 . If youre hunting for fun and friends, youd better 825-165- - end Vz Perk Per Week S. 1900 W. Phone or LANES. Bring the family. make tracks to JO-LE- E CLOSED THURSDAY FREE. children the We sit baby J. Howard Stahle .. ..Publisher FOR SALE baby furniture in Lou Stahle Editor condition. Phone Betty very good Roy Editor 5 LeRoy Yorgason Clearfield Editor FOR SALE Fireplace wood. tournament starts April 6th this Sat. and Sun. MarDell Parrish TA 8th Quorum of Elders. For Mchl, Supt. Larry Perkes Sat. We have squads scheduled JoLee Friday Nighters . more information phone Supscription Price $2.50 Per Yr. 41 for 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sat. And. Jo Leo Friday Nighters 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. Sunday. We 221 HGI Frank Winward on FOR SALE manure - Vi ton still have a few spots open 209 Doris Emsberger pick-uthese squads for the first week$6 per load deliver517 Doris Ernsbergec ed. Phone A ll end. There will be some speciail I1SI 514 Glen Beck Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompbonus awards given on. the high 1984 son entertained at a dinner party PETER PAN Nursery School scores the first week end ol this HTS B and B.Auto UTS Bee Gees Apparel .... 683 now open, for further informatournament. April 1st to honor Mrs. Doyle Phone tion Slater who celebrated her birthJolly Time Mixed Doubles. High scores for men scratch I1GI day anniversary on April Fools FREE PICK-UP- 220 Morris Bradford of your BEEF in High series score for men Day. Fourteen guests attended. 190 and PORK for custom slaughwill receive Ann DeMonge scratch and handicap Mrs. Wanda Clark a Clearfield 546 tering, freezing, IiSI Morris Bradford packaging, handialso a bonus award high and curing. Glenns House of resident who has been spending 523 Ann DeMonge cap series for women will receive HTS Fine Meats, Syracuse. Phone the winter with her mother Mrs. 2330. Kenmark Const a bonus award. Get signed up TA Stoddard returned home last week IITG Kenmark Constr. ....807. now for these special weekend for a few days stay while here CARPETS CLEAN easier with squads. Jo Lee Ladies she will prepare her home for the Blue Lustre Electric 189 HGI Maxine Bills firental then will return to the Our jackpot doubles playoff Shampooer only $1 per day. 522 Maxine Bills Idaho city to make her home with nals will finish at midnight Fri- HSI. Roy Furniture. HTS 2670 Daves Beeline her mother. day April 5th. High score to. date HTG 939 Daves Beeline YOULL find it with first, is 1311 held by Bran Lance and Visiting Teachers of Clearfield Tbo Night Hoopers the most in the SALT LAKE Harold Rogers, 2nd high is 1285 Stake met Monday at the Stake HGI John Jones 232 TRIBUNE. Only $2.00 per House. A very interesting progheld by Ron Hedge and Wayne delivered to your Sharon Smith 220 month, ram was presented in the form of Cooper. 3 home by 6 a.m. Call HSI Ernie Evans 550 a play, A Shining Light writtnow for delivery tomorrow We now have open bowling on Marilyn Bailey 532 en by a member and directed by morning. 2201 Monday nights at 9 ,'.m. and on I1TS Lake Crystal Salt Mrs. Opal Wood. Lake Crystal Salt . .. .797 Tax Wed. nights at 6:3U p.m. Also HTG Stake Relief Society Pres. Mrs. FEDERAL AND STATE in home. Returns my prepared Wilmer Barlow along with other Both for $3.50 short form $6.00 25th. At that time, he was enjoyboard members presided at the ing his missionary activities. Long form. I guarantee neat, table which was decorated in a and honest service accurale Bishop Grant Gibby wishes to festive manner. Light refreshthank all who have donated to pysr Please call K. R. Colby, TA ments were served. I for an appointment the builidng fund in preparation The Clearfield Literary Guild for the new addition to Riverdal will meet Monday April 8th at Janet R. Ellis presented her chapel. Work will start very soon INCOME TAX Tax appoint7:15 p.m. at The Doll House ments in your home. State and piano students in a piano recital on this project. Salt Lake, 1715 So. Main SI Federal. Reasonable. Phone EX at the Bertha Eeeles Art Center Glen and Julia Child are back Hostesses for the meeting and on Sunday, March 31. Those perdinner will be Shirley Murdock, forming were: Trudy Knight, in Riverdale to live. We are hapIrene Brown, Ora Barlow, Edella WANTED Middle aged woman Shelly Page, LaDawn Shaw, Jan- py to. have them as Riverdale Smith and Melba Taylor. to work as cashier in Dairy et Bailey, Mary Lou Child, Gloria residents. A Broadway play will be preStore in Roy from 2 to 8 p.m. Bailey, Roy Wyatt, Drew MitThe Elders Quorum of Riversented by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mon. thru Sat. Phone chell, Sidney Cragun, Bryce Gib-b- dale now has a new Presidency, Russon of the University of Utah Lolita Charlotte Sanders, with Gene Bell and President, A playmate for my George and JoAnne Penrod. WANTED Playhouse. Gene Jacobson as 1st Counselor, Boyd Madsen left over the son, age 2, yard is fenced, live Elder Duane iBngham will re- Keith Call as 2nd Counselor, and weekend for Marysville, Utah to near west gate of ILA.FB. Phone port on his missiion on April 14 Edis Henderson as Secretary. Hal see his father who is quite ill. He TA at 5 p.m. at the sacrament meet- Davis, former President, is now expects to be away for a weeks on the Riverdale Stake time. CLINTON BEAUTY SHOP now ing at Riverdale chapel. Duane serving High CouneiL Hal served as Prein served the Staff Sgt. Richard Kitterell reopen, evenings by appointment-memissioinzone of the British mis- sident for over 5 years. turned last weekend from the VerEaster special, $12.00 sion since March 1st. Jay will be nal area where he spent some now $4.50. Shampoo and set, Choir leader Jeanne Knight released from his mission on June tim on recruit duty. $2.00, hair cuts $1.50, 1800 N. would like to increase choir mem21st. Miss Florianne Barlow who re603 W. Phone TA invites bership. and cordially turned home from a French Mis-- Aia Elder Leslie Davis was to have those who like to sing to attend sion in been released April 16th but will entered the practices each Sunday evening at Univ. of Utah at spring quarter NEED Stencil or mineo type work remain until May 1st, taking 6.30. of the Choir to study toward her masters demissioinary duties are Bessie Boswell and Gordon of ay kind? We can help you! charge of gree. Roy Printing Co., 5388 S. 1900 while President A. Curtis is in ChriJ.ensun, Organic is) Ruth Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Oviatt have tf Salt Lake. Leslie is 2nd Coun- Burton. W., Roy. Phone to been spending some time vacatselor President Curtis in the Vonda Brown has accepted the ioning in Arizona and Southern PLAY SCHOOL nourishing me- S.W. British mission. Leslie intends to tour Europe at the con- responsibility of SpeeclvDrama California. als, supervised play. Parents director of the YWMIA. Lucille clusion of his mission. Robert A. THURMAN Page One inspection welcome. 1955 W. 2 5200 S. Roy. Phone Robert A. Thurman, Master Roy and Lucille Stephens report Stephens will teach the Gleaners, or that there is a mail strike in and Lois Larsen will teach the Chief Storekeeper, U.S.N., son of Finland and they have received Beehives. Cordell Hull will act Mr, and Mrs. Clarence A. Thurno word wrom James since Feb. as YMMIA Chorister. man of Clearfield has been transferred to the Naval Sestion, Military Assistance Advisory Group, EL TORO, CALIF. Saigon, Viet Nam. Marine He will be an advisor to the Lanee Corporal Gary L. Bingham, Vietnamese Navy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Master Chief Thurman recently Bingham of 297 W. 700 North St. completed a course in self pro- Clearfield, Utah is serving with tection, escape and evasion held the Third Marine Air Wing, based jointly by the Naval Amphibious at the Marine Corps Air Station, Forces Pacific, and the Naval El Toro, Santa Ana, Calif., curAir Station, North Island Calif. rently participating in a major His wife and children will reside amphibious exercise being held in Layton during his tour in Viet off the coast of Southern California. Nam, Open a new account $100 OR MOR- Eor add to your present account and take PLAID CAR ROBE your choice of the apwith case propriate gifts listed below (ona per account.) 9 The reeepient of individual Aaronic Priesthood awards for six year, Elder Cordon will make the 15th missionary currently in the field from the Clearfield Ward. lb. Freezer with Vz Deaf cn!y . . .3 . 5388 home, beautiful landscaping priced under appraisal, will take car on down payment. 5763 So. 3100 W Roy. 825-6282- Elder Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gordon of 920 S. 550 E., is a graduate of Davis High School and Seminay, recently attending Weber College. .4 lbs. $1.00 . Ground Chuck Picnic Hams lb. 43c . . Perk Sausage , . . Reef Pot Roast it R-1- RETAIL SPECIALS Perk Chops Perk Roast iwp" JO Notice FREEZER SPECIAL r SALE 3 bedroom garage, aeerage 5 pre- Phone TA FOR x Office . Championship Volley ball was held Thursday evening. March 23, at the Sunset Stake House. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Secrist are happy to announce the safe ar- - i'ftf ii Am his Byington of 143 S. 350 E., will be held in the LDS Clearfield First Ward Chapel, 326 East Center recently. ) U I Street, April 7 at p.m. Rodney Hasler was released as chairman of Sunset Ward Geneo-logicAnswering a call to the North Society at sacrament British Mission Elder Byington meeting March 24. Ralph Neff will enter the mission home in was sustained in his place. Leon Salt Lake City April 8, and deHeaps was released as chairman part April 15. of the finance committee and Elder Byington is a graduate Mrs. Janie Heaps was released as a teacher in Primary and as Junior Sunday School organist. rival of a fine son on Thursday, Karen Wayment, daughter of March 23. Mrs. Sccrist is the forMr. and Mrs. Sherman Wayment, mer Kayleue Crossley. was baptized and confirmed by The annual Music Festival GLEIM'S HOUSE OF MEATS Cr. ASC0TIC?N 5 grand- her father. Vdf WANTAes! EDITORIAL 'o.v-- Reoenfly returned from the Central Atlantic States mission, Elder Layne plans to return to 29. Sunset Ward Basketball team was presented with two more trophies Sunday. One for the Mortournament and gan invitation one for the Layton invitational They are to be commended for their fine and outstanding performances. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Nebeker and family spent the week end last week with relatives n the Uintah Basin. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Malan of Ogden were overnight guests of Bishop and Mrs. H. G. Hammon NATION At al Mrs. Margaret Egbert was tHTil of Davis High School and Seminary. Recently he attended Weber College where he served on the student council. 103. T.lKillG EVLTYDCDY'S Second Class mail privileges authorized at Roy, Utah Hot OX MORI Bilfrit. Carden Hoia $100 OR MORE-DEL- TA KOMPACT lantern with battery $200 OR MORE-ALA- RM CLOCK G.E. ELECTRIC Grand Tour of EUROPE for Two This It tht classic vacation youva dreamed about to often. Seventeen fabulous days for two In London Amsterdam, Pans, Madnd and Lisbon. And it's all so no jingles . . Just register easy. No slogans to write with your nearest Seidlitz Paint Dealer. Meals, lodging and travel via TWA Jet Service are all furnished If your name Is selected In our blind drawing to be held on or before May 30, 1963 OFFICIAL RULFS: TW drawing It open to residents of the United States except where prohibited by law or regulation. No employees of Seidlitz Paint A Varnish Company, ft dealers or advertising agency, or mem hers of their families, are eligible. All entries become the property of Seidlitz Paint & Varnish Company. ... PA1I1T POT North of Roy Theatre Phone 8256933 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Komi oFfice: 56 South Main Clearfield office: 75 South State UTuCt!. . I) |