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Show The Jan. REFLEX 221959 Page 5 Mixed chorus to sing At state c'pitol . By Gay Gunnell tnd Harriet Richard Central ninth grade mlxedichorus ha been given the opportunity to aing at the State Capitol building for the The invitation wa extended to Mr. Frank Parker, director of the ehoru, by Mr. Ken Gardner, President of the Houseof Representatives. The event will Thursday, Jan. 22. oor ti Vrewnaew )ear Central Wins First Basketball Game H Centrals ninth grade team played a r basketball ft k North Davis on got the opand were able to score seven points before North's team could find the hoop. Central held this early lead all through the game and when the final buzzer sounded they had 40 points to the Junior Darts 15 points. High point man was Jeff Ilollist with nine rvn livl Rites held for Accident victim ence under the leadership of Mss. Frances Hegglund, SunLayton Requiem mass wa day School superintendent, will celebrated Friday at 10 a.m. at be held at 7:30 Monday St. Roae of Lima Catholic Tuesday evening the Cub Church In Layton for Jeaae TruPack will hold their monthly jillo, 9,- 801 Arliona Street, Pack meeting. The Tri Cs Sun- Clearfield, who wai killed in an day School class will hold a auto mlahap on highTuesday The class party at the church. between Kaysville and way 91-party is being planned by the officers, Mr. end Mrs. Robert Iayton. Rosary was recited Thursday Day and Mr. and Mrs.' John in the Clearfield Mortuary. Coffee. evening. - B Fancy - Indian PMay Helen Sloblum, Bessie D. McCullough and Thelma White visited with Mrs. Virginia Fullmer In her new home in Salt : lived In the home formerly lived In by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hansen at the Union Pacific station. Mr. Beriwell was foreman. Now a new foreman has been as- can be expected. Hap Robinson returned from the hospital on Tuesday and Is doing fine now. . Mrs. Andrew Shrope came home Lake. The Fullmer were former from the hospital on Sunday. residents of Farmington. signed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred BeHwsll and Bishop and Mr. Amasa L. Mrs. Howard Perry waa host.. family have left Farmington for Clark are both home from the ess to tholr Sunday evening Mackey, Idaho. The Beriwella hospital and feeling as well as study group. River, Pink, 48s . Fresh Whole STEWING HENS l OR Cut Up - Per Pound 33f SjWIFTS PREMIUM ROLLED BONELESS .m VEAL ROAST 10. The Cubs Wards plays FRESH DEFATTED play Farmington A one-aentitled Elmer and the Love Bug will be Farmington Second Ward contribution Gr the Davis Stake drama evenmgs on Thorne and points, followed Jan. 20 and 27. Farmington with Brad Cowley eight points apiece. will present theirs on Jan. 20 Harriet Ann Richards-Gaat 7:30. 4 ii a 'X&jt Gunnell jti i Characters In the play are Bob Van Fleet, Donna Barnett, Luncheon Cooking Kay Bennett, Sally Schryver, Michael Steed, Norma Bradley, The aroma of fine food floated through the air as the ninth Don Cunningham, Joel Millard, grade cooking class under the directions of Mrs. Geneve Leonard Judy Sessions, Karla Thomas prepared their luncheon. They served a few members of the fac- and Helen Marie Barlage. Mrs. ulty and some of the student's mothers. The faculty members pres- Barbara Snow is play director. ent were: Mr. Jack Brailsford, Mr. Kent Murdock, Mr. William The Farmington First, Ward Wilbur's Honey Warren, and Mrs. Margaret Allen. This took place Jan. 15 and 10. will present i ?79 Per No Waste ff H 1 at game Friday, Jan. ening tip-o- The Clearfield Community Church will begin the Observance of Youth Week with many of the young people participating in the - Sunday morning ehurch service at 10:10. Carolyn Lundquist, president of will the ' Youth Fellowship preside. Dennis Carlson will take the invocation. Elaine Kchelberger will give the welcome and announcements. Ruth Iecht will read- - the scripture lesson. Don Kelly will lead the morning prayer period. Mike Butchelder will gie the childrens sermon and Betty Shaffer the benedcitiop. Lftnor Snel-le- r, Thomas Christian, Gary Watkins and Darrel Schelly will serve as ushers. The sermon theme given by the pastor--wilbe Called of God. The Sunday evening sermon-ett- e theme will come from the third chapter of Romans. The Bible study will begin with Matt. 21:28: The Girls Guild will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday, the topic will be What Does Your Stamp Say? The January Workers Confer Clearfield J CENTRAL DAVIS JR. HIGH Clearfield Community Church BONELESS PORK ROAST to 2 Pound 5 Per Tound Average ky Vs? SWIFTS PREMIUM SHORT SHANK Fully Cooked PICNICS . Class Prepares 3 to 6 Pound Average FRYER BREASTS SWIFTS FRESH FROZEN directed by Glenda Rigby and Renee Lund. Characters are Martin Sparks, Ray Gardiner, Verdeen Hess, Joyce Hadden, Marian LaComb, Jim Gardner and Lana Hall. ..Per Pound Ofclbs. Box $ 1 49 Bea, 3 Kaysville wards plan Gold and Green ball Kaysville A festive evening is in store for the Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Kaysville wards on January 31 in the rock chapel. The wards are combining their efforts to make their Gold and Green Ball of 1059 a memorable occasion. Golden Slippers has been chosen as the theme for the gala affair which will begin at p.m. An orchestra that promises to keep up with even the live t Ath-lee- No liest ef dancers has been engaged and plans are nearly complete for an entertaining floor ahow. Refreshments, too, will be the order of the evening. This year, the wards are inviting their Boy Scouts and Beehive girls to attend the dance. Anyone in any of the wards who is 12 years of age BURNT SUGAR CAKE FARMINGTON The Variety Group met Monday at the home of Mrs. Verne Hill in Layton. Those who were from Farmington were guest ao-ci- al of six weeks. The final class was conducted by Odell K. Stevenson, youth counselor at Weber College. He brought with him a panel of children of the age grotips that had been discussed in previous meetings. Jean Wilcox, membership chairman, reported that a stretcher l.ad been purchased for the health room at the school, and also, the PTA women were making vests to be worn by students in gym classes, for games within their classes. They will aid in identifying each team. Presented to the school, as a gift from the Clearfield Kiwa-ni- s Club members were three large wall clocks to be used in the new gymnasium. A. J, Nie derhauser made the presentation to Joseph Cook, principal, on behalf of the Kiwanis Club. The order of business at the meeting waa tha election of a nominating committee, to likely candidatea for PTA officers for next year. Elected to the committee were Mark and Argyle, Wilmer Barlow Beth Montgomery. The program for the evening included presentations from the beginner band from the school, and the advanced band, both under the direction of Ballard ie-cu- re J. Christiansen. The school orchestra, under the direction of Art Peterson, also presented three number. Mr. Pfcterson is a member of the Utah Symphony Orchestra. Introduced as a special guest was Mr. Chester Stone, director of music at the Pleasant Grove High School. 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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood or older is asked to join in the from Letha, Idaho, visited Satrevelry at this important affair in Kaysville. urday and Sunday with Dean and Eva Swaner, narrow-gaug- e iai!UULU Regular 59c Old Faahioned Founders Day program Held at North Davis Clearfield A Founders Day" program was held at the North Davis Junior High School n under the direction of Mrs. Weatherton, PTA president, Monday. Mrs. Weathcrston Introduced two County Council members In attendance, Mrs. William King and Mrs. Violet Niederhauser. Mrs. King, county president, presented the past president's pin to Mrs. Jack Clifford. Reporting on the adult education program which was just recently completed, in the form of parent and youth classes, was Mrs. Ross Kearle, chairman. An enrollment of 6 parents enjoyed the informative talks and discussions, which were held on Monday evenings for a series FRESH BAKED PONTIAC DEALER STEWART. 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