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Show ' N . I Page Foot THE SON ClIROMCLK, THURSDAY JANUARY- 31, 1063 - which? is being sponsored by the Lihoma girls and their leader. It will be held Feb. 8 at 6 00 p m. in the First and Tenth Ward recreation hall. Fathers of Lihoma girls are ask-e- r to reserve this evening for their daughters. Report meeting for all Relief Society visiting teachers will be held Feb. 7 at 10:00 a.m. with tie lesson being given by Connie teacher for the rainlxiw class. Perkins. A discussion of theology Horne Bernice Primary president led by Marilyn Neilson will follow the Parade Penny reports that and sisters of the ward are will begin on Feb. 5 and urges invited to attend. to support the ward member THIRD WARD them in this drive. The First Ward Chior had a One of the big events coming party last Friday evening. About up at the Third Ward is a dinner 22 memliers were present to ento be held Feb. 2 at 6:30 p.m. joy the food and each others co- The Relief Society is preparing mpany. a delicious roast beef dinner while Relief Society president Kola the orgamzations Barker reminds the visiting teach- are other auxiliary taking care of ticket sales. A ers that report meeting will be has also been arranged held after the theology lesson is program and all ward memliers are urged than before has as rather given, to come out and enjoy an evening been the custom. The Theology of food and entertainment lesson will be presented by Elaine Six young people from the Third Child on Feb. 5 at 10 00 a.m. Mrs. ' Barker urges all visiting teachers Ward went to the temple last to bring their reports and attend Monday to be baptised for the dead. Brother and sister Roskelty the meeting. took the young people down and SECOND WARD those who particpated in the work The Primary teachers of the were Susan Abbott.vMarilyn Hein-eFuana Johnston. Craig Parker, Second Ward will be calling at the homes of ward members on Steven Farr, and Jerry Terry. Feb. 1 on their Penny Parade. Bishop Grant Heiner announced The custom is to give one penny that vard conference has been for each year of your age but postponed until April 13 and 14. The new ward Elders Quorum Leota Smith urges people to be presidency were the speakers m generously old. The Merrinund class presented sacrament meeting last Sunday. a skit last Sunday to start the Dorrol Barger, Joseph Fnedli, drive rolling. Those who particip- and Claik Sidoway each gave an ated in it were Sherry Owen, Deb- interesting talk. Mary Ann also spoke briefly. President ra Michaels, Shirley Madell, Debra Reid, Kathy Shulz, Kathy Henry A. Matis was present at Patsy Perkes, and Cindy the meeting to ordain Leonard Terrail Pitkui to the office of an Deanier. Another big event coming up in Elder in the Melchiedek the Primary is the Daddy and FABRIC SPECIALS PERCALE MILL ENDS 3forS ROY STAKE , $1 and The Roy Stoke Gleaners met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. W'essel, 1779 West 41500 S., for Bride and Groom young peoEvening. Thirty-On- e ple were in attendance. Speakers were Marilyn Benson of the Lake-vieWard and Mr. and'Mrs. Ronald Ratcliff (Marilyn Stephens) of Ogden, formerly of the Lake-vieWard. Marilyn Grondel was in charge of the meeting and Miss Taylor and pupils furnishing the entertainment. Miss Irene Holmes was in chaVe of refreshments which was served Buffet style and the table was decorated with a beautiful W'edding Cake. Stake Ofticers attending were Betty Denning, Vera Budge, Royal Ilarrop and Nelson Reed. n SUEDE FLANNEL w 3 yds. o s-go- w for Shop Vhere the Shopping Is Good end SAVE carry a complete line of ADVANCED PATTERNS We now BEN FRANKLIN STORE 1931 V. 5600 S., Roy Ph. 825-322- 2 m FIRST WARD The First Ward Primary announced the graduation of two of their boys. David Paul Seiber and Steven Noe were given certificates of graduation last Sunday evening. They both have completed to receive a the requirements second class scout award. Nellie Howell was released from her duties as gaynote teacher in the primary, since she is moving to Japan for the next three years. She was presented with a book ns a going away gift JnAnn Jensen was recently as the leader for the organization and Ann Purser has agreed to be r, Hall-id.i- Get Acquainted Limited Time Only Sizes 10 to 3 for girls and boys Permanent . Values 6.50 to $6.00 y class scouts. EIGHTH WARD for The MIA is still searching Daughter party talented people who would like to sing in the quartet festival There w ill be' a baptismal ser-;:e- for the Eighth Ward Feb. which is scheduled for Feb. 12. They are especially in need of adult groups. Anyone walling to participate should contact a member of the presidency or music committee. Ila Davis will give the theology lesson on Feb. 5 at Relief Society. Report meeting will begin at 11.30 am. with Francis Brown giving the lesson. The Penny drive will begin Feb. 6 according to Primary president, Faye Barlow. All ward members are encouraged to donate to this worthy cause. at 4.45 p.m. in the Roy ' Primary President Maureen Naisbitt reports that the Penny Parade will begin on Feb. 5. A representative of the organization will call at each home in the ward and ward members are asked to support this drive to raise funds, Nancy Bair was recently sustained as secreatary of the ward primary. She replaces Marilyn Taylor. Visiting teachers report meeting will be held Feb. 6 at 10:00 a.m. under the direction of Orpha Alberts. Alleen George will lead .the FOURTH WARD discussion on theology afterwards. The pack meeting for the cub Two young men from the Fourth Ward were advanced in scouts was held Monday. A the priesthood recently and one special event was the auctioning of cakes which the boys had was newly ordained. Jeffery Shulz and Tim Hardy were advan- made themselves. ced from Teachers to priest and NINTH WARD Ricky Potoker was ordained a Thd Roy Ninth Ward was dividdeacon. ed Sunday night and a part of The Primary organizations re- it ..became the Roy Eleventh ported that one of their pilot W'ard, Heading the Ninth ward teachers, Afton Robertson, has are Bishop Wl Dalq Bingham with been released from her duties. Orel E. Henderson; 1st coun. and There is no one to take her place Dennis .Larson as 'second counas yet. selor. Donald L. Hardcastle The Cub Scouts, Guide Patrol, was sustained as ward clerk with and Scouts of the ward will pre- Marvin D. Hein and Jesard Mor-ris- e as assistant clerks. Milton C. sent the Sunday evening service fcas named bishop on Feb. 3 at 7:00 p.m. Everyone Christensen is invited to come and enjoy the of the Eleventh Ward with Douglas Findley1 and' pouglas G. fine program they have preparBrian Jr. as coitnselors. Bouned. t Feb. 5 is the date for the visit- daries for the Eleventh Ward are 4400 South on (the north and ing teachers of the Relief Society to remember. Report meeting will 4308 South on the south. The Bambe held this time with the visit- berger Railroad tracks to the east and 2300 ion the west. It has a ing teachers message being given of 506. by June Taylor. Bernice Van membership The Ninth Waid will be bounded Durhe will follow her with a disby 4200 South on the north and cussion of theology. , 4400 South on the South to 2300 South. Everything west of 2300 FIFTH WARD West from 4200 So. to 4800 So. will Richard Anthony Burton, Regie be included in the Ninth Ward. Kay Wells, and Arch Charles Eve- Ward membership for the Ninth rett were baptised last Saturday ward is 496. evening. Richard and Regie were Both wards will meet in the Roy conlirmed memliers of the church Stake House, however they will the following day during fast and meet jointly for about two weeks until the auxiliary organizations tesbrnony meeting. The Relief Society of the Fifth are fully staffed. Ward will conduct their visiting There will be a baptismal serteachers report meeting Feb. 6 at vice held next Saturday at 6:30 7.00 p.m. and all visiting teachers p m. in the Stakehouse. Four boys and encouraged to bring their re- from the Ninth Ward were officports and attend the meeting. ially graduated from primary last Ruth Jorgenson will give the Sunday evening. They were Bruce teacher topic lesson followed by Goodwin, Robert Reeder, Gary Melba Stevens who will present Shellabarger, and Michael. All of the theology lesson. the boys graduated as second , i mms E7 TP sdiir in c of 1984 DQD SANDERS AUTO SERVICE Beouf" Gc-r-f-e Phone S. 1900 W. 825-434- Complete Auto Service 5211 So. 1825 W. 3 Phone 825-657- 1 Roy, Utah A ti 2 Stake-hous- e. EVENING APPOINTMENTS Get them now at e lo) Eugene Dickamore was presented to the congregation and approx ed for advancement to the office of teacher in the Aaronic Priesthood. Eugene is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Dickamore. John Calvin Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Evans was also approved for advancement in the priesthood. He will soon be ordained an Elder In the Priesthood. The Mia Maid girls of the Ninth Ward recently enjoyed a Suki-Yasupper at the home of one of their teachers, Mrs. Lyman Buttars. The girls were seated on pillows around a low table, above which were suspended some Japanese lanterns. Oriental pictures decorated the walls. The girls , had Tot of fun trying to eat with chop sticks, but had to resort to spoons when they were served sherbet for desert. Those--wh- o attended were Judy Bright, Janet Hill, Kathy Larsen, Jacque Miller, Cathy Morris, Linda Pearson, ReNae Schenck, Jane Stewart, Tamara Streigh Sharon Wilson, Linda Harris, Elaine Thompson, Pamela Bemenderfer, Tarn-er- a ilarbertson, Peggy Shellagar-- l ger, Carolyn Thompson, Connie Turner, Judy Fuchins, Mrs. D.L. Hardcastle, and Mrs. Verda Wadsworth. Linda Pearson was in charge of decorations and each girl was given a parasol for a souvenir. A banquet and court of honor will be held Feb. 1 at 7.30 p.m. in the Ninth ward recreation hall for cub scouts, the Guide Patrol, and troup 228 of the boy scouts. After dinner there will be talks given by three boys and a talk by one of the fathers, Jay Cheever. Lester Davis will give a financial report and will also outline plans for the coming year. One of the highlights of the evening will be some slide pictures of Camp Loll in Yellowstone Park shown by Bill Price of the Lake Bonneville Council of Boy Scouts.- All scout-er- s and their parents are invited to attend. TENTH WARD The Tenth Ward Primary wall kick off their Penny Parade next Monday, Feb. 3 under the direction of newly sustained Childrens Friend representative. Let t i e Rice. Ward members are encouraged to support the Primary in their drive to raise funds. The Lihoma girls held their Daddy and Daughter party last Friday in the First and Tenth wards recreation hall. The affair was attended by about 50 persons and was a big success. Leaders in charge of the event were Glenna Miller who is the Merri-han- d teacher and Lillian Larson, first councilor in the primary. The Relief Society reports that they have a new visiting teacher topic leader. Peggy Brow n was recently sustained in this position and will give the lesson next time the sisters meet. Fast and Testimony meeting Jill be held at 11:45 a.m. next Sunday. At 4:30 p.m. a special boy scout program will be presented in the chapel by the cub scouts, boy scouts and explorers of the ward. The meeting is being held to commerate the anniversary of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America. ki LAKEV1EW HERE'S WHAT YOU GET:,) 45-P- ci 11-- 3 ROOM P. LIVING ROOM GROUP including two) chair! tablo hi walnut, mahogany i or blonds! t Two matching attend tabl'd Iwo hocorator gil towel GROUP, ALL FOR ONLY alula 2 pictures! 2 smart tabla lamps! ( including , luxurious Matching Cocktail BEDROOM c. . a . Mr. and Mrs. drataaf With tilting mirror) Matching ubiaot haadbaard tad ' footboardl Innariprtng mattrau and ho ageing! y- TwogJIowd owe boudeu ' , lam'd) Purchased Separately at $194, Living Room Group May Bedroom Group May Be Purchased Separately at $194 PLUS FREE (hi 23-P- c. 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Haitit too wood grain d inane oatonaio VchatrW ,t Magasmo lO-P- c. " You Get: WARD Lorene Williamson, Beverly Hill, and Barbara Watts were in charge of the banquet and program Jan. 26 given for the Lihoma girls of the ward and their fathers. They report that the event was a big success. The primary has a new teacher for the moonbeam clas. Primary president Norma Sheffield reports that Nita Dailey has consented the lead the youngest children of die organization. The Keuef Society will begin their meeung Feb. 4 with a visit, ng teacher report at 7:30 p.m. Gladys Thompson wall give the teacher topic lesson and she will be fuhowea by Lucile Wilcox who will give the theology lesson. All me women of the ward are urged m utttend. The Lake view ward MIA reports that they had a very successful Kitchen Carnival recently tor the Mia Maids, Laurels and Explorers. The low tables were covered with yellow paper decorated with Japanese scenes. Ihe centerpiece was made of cherry blossoms and small figurines seated on drutwood adorned the table. Guests were asked to remove their shoes bclore entering the room which was filled with the sound of onetnal music. On hand to instruct the young -- people in the art of Japanese cookery were Mrs. Grace kono, Kay Fernandes, Masako Madix, and Kana Hoteling. Marilyn Angus was chairman of the food committee, ' n Reese decorated the hall and Lucille Wilcox was in charge of and symbols, invitations, Roy Utah BBaflaramcjcaaps LOiS 01 REXALL DRUG Pa'" v CHANDLER Quality Merchandise LOW FINANCING - FREE QUICK DELIVER ' Avpirin, and hundred of other drug prodii(t tnay lx deductible in computing federal income tax. But you muU be able to otter proof of purchase. The Drug! ax available aervice, recordkeeping free to you a( our pharmacy, does just that. Coinc in and ask about DiugTax. Mart uwing tax money! Phone C25-2:i- 3 - Cfd. |