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Show I Sun Chronick- Vd.",iser - Tlmrsl.i, June i 4 I ly7i , -- jt il- Ai n w . - mm M EWS Joily good father! - j m M f In our permissive society, the role of father is more important than ever. Juvenile authorities tell us that 99 percent of ri s 1 the time, a child becomes delinquent only after the father has relinquished his role. The father must be head of the family, just as the mother is the heart. It is almost impossible to exaggerate the importance of a father in raising children. Christ set the example. He taugh1 us to refer to the First Person of the Trinity as God the Father. When the Apostles asked Jesus hew to pray, He taught them I Iti Roy LDS News LAKE VIEW STAKE Lee Ray Pratt and Donald Rundquist were sustained to the High Council at conference Sunday. Ronald Reed was sustained as finance clerk, taking the place of Lee Pratt ROY TENTH WARD Melvin Fowers anc ames Browning have been ordained High Priests Ted Fchols is the newpres-iden- t of the T Iders Quorum ROY FOURTEENTH WARD The C ub Scouts pack ffi mcet-Mumcip- r ?! welt tune the Wesley family into our ward We Stites I LAKEVIEW WARD Plans are bt ing made for a ward outing to be held lime 26 at Como Springs Watih for further details next wet k Riverdale Stake News 3 Park The Hurd Ward Relief So- -t We welcome as new memheld a breikfist on the ietv I Robers of the ward Lee arl at the honit of Mrs Verpatio gers, his wife, Pamela and two non Bird Tutsdav nun rung children, Blame Blakeley, his The homerri. iking lesson was wife Linda and their two sons Vrland Stark given bv Mrs Stake priesthood meeting ROY STAKE 30 will be held Sundiv at At conference Sundav, Hothe Rivcidile Stake at pm ward L Bolt was released as C enter second counselor in the stake presidency with John Weaver sustained in his plat e Grant Heiner was released as a member of the High Council and Larkin Patterson was sustained in his place Glen Beck was named as an alternate high councilman Dale Tilley was released intendent with former first assistant Carl Racket taking his place Lenn Boren was moved from second to first assistant and Glendon Larsen sustained as second assistant Released from the stake VMMIA Board were Glen Betk, Keith Gale, superintendent, tv .tongue: "L 4, n 4 ROY SECOND WARD Lav ton S Moore, Ronald hellev and Hichmon Rav Hurst have been oi darned I Iders or- t Lyle dained an Elder i i Joel Smith has been ordainand Shane a Teacher Richardson a Deacon ed FIFTH WARD Blaine Berry has been dained an Elder ROY mi ROY SEVENTH WARD Wesley Tomlinson has been ordained an I Ider Deanne Harames has been released as first counselor the YWMIY with In Nelson ing her place ROY EIGHTH WARD The Relief Sue ietv will in Lik- meet next Mondav moi mng for then homemaktng meeting potlmk will lunch be served and me 'hers are asked to bung a sack lunch for their children Nila and I ddie Hamblin, Ruth Raui, Bieon latobs Ger aldine Leavitt and esl it Bow den have completidthe leather T raining t oui se t Old 1 It ts 111 f is haven 1 t to m.i found t ould posbiblv be ma-tio- i I ti l W li I nos The Chruch dramas, Church 4273 Bible School 10 A.M. (Congregational) 3350 Harrison Above the Health Spa Family Worship and Church School Jay Welch, this can be realized and it will be an exciting new aspect of the program The II youngartists were chosen from tapes submitted bv 257 stakes. for these three Tickets events can be obtained at the MIA offices, in person or bv mail, 79 South State Street. Salt Lake City, I lah 84111 AM I0-.3- f astor Morning Worship 11 A.M. Youth Meeting 6:30 Pastor Phone 399-186- $ P.M. Murl M. Jones, Robert Ove Phone So. 1900 W, 782-874- 7 freirmnirxnfcamaiinmr programs speech roadshow, the Family EvenYoung Artists ing Theater, Musci Festival and the Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus, the young men and women of the Mutual will project what is expected to provethe youth program for additional ac- - .prehensile through an article bv gram in all its history. William Davidson, writer on Undoubtedly, the Dance Fesreligious topics, who commenttival will retain its place as the ed in a leading American magamost appealing event Entitled "In no area is there a zine "Dancing Around The World, stronger church influence on the classic will feature 8,100 youth than in Mormon Country dancers in seven mass-grou- p Lake C ttv and I tah - where sections, six small speciality groups and 12 prologue groups 12 geographical representing areas Specialty groups are from Hawaii, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Brigham Young University and the University of come in Mu f 3 -- Christian Church Utah Bible school meets each Sundav morning at 10 a m with a in Ids class for every age group You I lit home mv father prcsid-iare invited to share in this hour 'in i w is ittlaboiate but is of Bible Study a home metsuied bv the num Morning Worship is at 11 a m hi and sie of its looms or with the communion service lit tost of the fui mime? The The pastor will be speaking on a home has to be the theme "The Kind of Person woi ih ol niiiNiniil bv othoi standatds One of That You Can Be it number oui humble the girls from IBC will be singhonit In tin w u mlh of the kit-- t ing a special message in song The Youth meeting is at 6 30 hi ii stove md the s ivoi soups All youth m in the church p id e bi mil the imompuiuble of junior high and high school Bui the kit nom loohtdlheie are urged to attend i In n spot ih t tit d ton slant re age On Mondav morning, June 21, ' it on hi w u mlh of mv p i the Yacation Bible Sthool will unis Ini t will tit i to die out open at 9a m There is no fee i u soul burnt htd a foi attendance The theme is no ha i sh "lesus Ii w is i lint n wht Speaks to Our World love Today " Mrs Marion German w mis hi il d wh, wt inti mult si ii it ne mil cm oui is the Diret tor til spt ust d i i mi it Hitt splendid staff has been Il l IS t spol t ot llv it tin m d enlisted Bible (entered class, rm inlu t ii tin ough the Mindwtitk, i ui RefreshSinging, II us Willi pill l pit ISUI C ments, (ames and Recreation will be on the program sKv ft om Ilu i Ii ii ill The (losing program for h low w Hit us hit stilus in h Yacation Bible Sthool is Friday si i k III oui Ii ilu woi III Is in lune 2 al 7 31) p m Ihe pubnu i w ub tlst w lit e lic is muled to attend especs like ially no pi u t hi pirents of the youngsters tii uni Uni hi nut' is miei enrolled n Bible St hind Uiii'i lilt sum without tlu no tilt Hiving moiht'i and fathei Win, mv tit u puents moved mi) tin old home where I w i s bo i n i ml i ii st tl il died Mv de u fa i n mu il dt ilb CLASSIC S' QiUS llti died loo but h s memoi v lilt md his unmoitil soul live on The big show will be staged in the U. of June 25 and 26 at 9 U. Stadium, p m i d i 1 ROY THIRTEENTH hive was oi tilt ssi d ill Du? o f who s ud I Mill !l US o) lllliiS is p nd tin head i is ih limn of tlu mu . sh xild iih! must ! bt tiu his m iKt s (hi illu f uhi i n ust in i ID poi till of ttu hiofu st mi dt i i ovs n dt hi M K ih son v is n u ol tht oh st h i t t si Known old hh mi n fit n o tin bt st fr a nds v when it more important to him than his n lie w is mv mfoi t hi Id en please ' eg u dim; personal was alwavs right piobltms tin ie to blip me solve any so tendt r and gentle, vtl s dt pend.iDle and strong I albt was stiongphv menially anti spiritually lit w is tin hai dest woi king man I' ne evei known wuhadevo-- n to le ii mng w hit h kept him binning the keiosene lamp long ilu his lung haid d n in the i or- hut womens columnist, "The Mormon MIS to which most of the youth of that church belong, is undoubtedly the most perfectly organized and most efficiently confollowed ducted youth movement in the sorrow, world. Franklin, observed the youngsters are kept so busy with cultural and recreative activities that they have no time to get into trouble As the Mutual Improvement Association prepares its annual conference in Salt Lake City, June 24, 25, 26 and 27, the acheivements of this amazing church auxiliary are again beamed into focus through a galaxy of activities under the keynote Be Believing. Through its Dance Festival, Christ i general conference In the Sundav Magazine of the New York Times, Rebecca ' He alwavs sounding boaid hid tuns foi his famiK I i Hoy Christian United cally dancing. ment Association m its spectacular festival and worte in his I would never have bereport. lieved it unless I had seen for myself and even now it remains in the preciousness of memory like a beautiful dream. His life should have that hvs alwavs been an ideal for Father me to stine towaids w is alw tvs a good listener and v, ROY FOURTH WARD eve of the Fiesta of San Geronimo, patron saint, September 30, the most important event of With green aspen branches held the year. in their hands, the Indians dance in upright for thanksgiving harvest, dance to the sun, giving an effect of a small green branch rhythmi- noted recreation executive 8,000 gaily costumed dancers of the Mutual Improve- ,iiul m tilt us iculize th.il hard to high vvmk ami diiliialuin or am pi mi iples ait' the prite sut t fss win th sti i uit; foi I half not alwavs follow-f- d mv fithi'i s Tine example, ins is tint of the must stibium tint rm mindful o me of n mil's is ii nut ' thi u ?u i in m t s u) fond and nosi mi mot it s i h noble e in h i h ui im i il iU st tllu is du oru n du bli ssim tun si things th it i in h tpp n to a man he uPlm. ik t of oi a vom m f t (hm a nobit is ft It dov n uher Ihioueh tin mm tlmns braham was a noble father and his fnu mfha in t is sitll bt me ft It upon ll i t h ih i bi ill till pi o i d Ins f iti tlu o ( od his fiilm ss md lo it hi i'H; h him uhi i n h ill tin imiioi s oi ilu e u th i i wn on A my father ilu Hansen has been Sun-Do- .saw Memories of t ROY THIRD WARD MIA Lamp , .tllit are noted for their beauty and precision. The Dance is always performed on the Church of Duane ( h i Id second essisLint and Keith Call, secretary Milton Smedlev will serve as the new superintendent with William Redden and David Bennion as assistants and Billie Harwood as secre- tary Marcelle Weaver was sustained as homemaking leader for the stake Relief Soc letv ji HUMBLE AND picturesque is this small church-nnssio- n in Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, near site of old mission, erected in 1704. The present small adobe mission was built about 1848 and is near Taos Creek. It always is immaculate and neat, and here on moonlight nights young Note Indians above in men come to sing. The native dress. nearby pueblo abounds in ancient ceremonialism, and the dances of Taos Light Your first assistant, call God Ou Father. The father must exercise his role as head of the house, not turn it over to the mother by default. He is not just a good provider. H e must be much more. He must provide spiritually as well as materially. He must strengthen childrens character by not giving them too many things. He must help them to grow by rearing them in the school of He must not deny them the hard knocks. struggles that enables him to succeed. The generation gap between parent and children becomes a problem only when the father tries to be a pal instead of a parent. Children pal with one another, but they look to their parents for guidance and example. By leading his children along the path of virtue, a father creates goodness that will continue for many generations. The influence of such a father will continue long after he has gone to his reward. to r I -- Thursday, June 17, 1971 Eagle Review Advertiser . The second of the three large public events will be the Young Artists Festival June 25 and26 at 8 p m in the Tabernacle This is the first time this event will feature the young artists in concertos. With participation of the Mormon Youth Symphony, under the able direction of Dr v WARD Brvan Beck his giadualed from Primarv ind been 01 dained a Deaton bv his t ilhoi (Hen Betk aHee Wild in Iht m w Re lief Sot ietv hoim m iking le tilt r I Don Kohtit hompson t mi Bono hivi Ter rv and been appioved fm md million to High Pi lest 1 ui i r I Calvary Assembly of God 1 ilu! i 4737 So. 1900 W. i WIN t'l 1 1 I 1 I ROY NORTH STAKE i i The Stake Relit f Smutv is asking fin t out i tail ions of Hi llv (rocket coupons to In Ip pm chase a kidnev mu lime for (lit I nivei sitv llospii il I i 1 Roy, Utah v 1 1 Paul Ilaugher. Pallor 9:45 Sunday School AM 11 AM Sunday Worship i ROY SIXTH WARD Ihe ( ub Stouts 4 i c ti , A V it J '4 ROY NINTH WARD You won t want to ward budget sot nil miss the thuktn vti f ii North Park Baptist Church ROY ELEVENTH WARD We welcome Jonathon T res ton as a new member of the bers TWELFTH WARD daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Rich has been blessed by her father and namThe ed Nicole JM'h SAVE UP TO i goodies v ill be sold and a full length movie shown at 2 0 pt r fatht t s and son s person ball game on the lawn at Ninth Paik School is scheduled foi final feature of the 5pm The evening will be a slave auction ward Saturday at 6 30 is the ward chicken L.rbeoue to be held at North Park for all ward mem- Wednesday Service 7:30 PM i i dinner will be servtd stalling at 6 30 p in at $2 pt i pi ite for adults and $1 forthilden ( ot ton candv poptoin and other ROY 7 PM Sunday Evening 1 will bold their Pinewood Deibv lime 2i Weber Memoi il Puk Campsite C will be the sitting for the Notin' Mail it ds Sa ,t to be held June 26 Now meeting at new Church building-42- 75 So. 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