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Show Final rites held Jaycsss are everywhere, Would you like to join? By Donna Sedgwick What is there Clearfield that makes a Jaycee tick? Between the mystery of adolescence and dignity of a mar of 86, we find a very delightful character called a Jaycee, Jaycees come in assorted sizes, weights and complexions, but all Jaycees have the same creed. The phrase of our creed that appeals to me for its depths and simplicity is that we believe that "earth's great treasure lies in human perOur Jaycee personsonality. ality promotes life as a pleasant game, to enjoy every second of every minute of 'every hour of the day. are found everyJaycees where in the office, in church, In government, and sometimes at home, in California, Florida, Minnesota and Texas. Even in England, New England, Argentina and Korea. Wives love little children them, enjoy them, businessmen ignore them, bosses tolerate them, and heaven protects them. A Jaycee is truth, with sweat of its brow, honesty and blisters on its hands, wisdom and paint in its hair, and a hope for the future with CO .rents in its pocket. A Jaycee is a composite. He has the appetite- - of a horse, the liquid consumption of a thirsty cow, the energy of pocket-size- d bomb, hydrogen the curiosity of a woman, the imagination of a Texan. When be works on a project, he that he has five thumbs rs Saturday for on both hands. A Jaycee likes people, hunting, fishing, golf conventions a son or a daughter, the fireplace, or home itself. However, he is not much for working around the house, changing d diapers, the opera, or speeches. Nobody else is so late to meetings; nobody else can cram into one day four meetings, fourteen hours of work, four cups of coffee, pay bills, bring in a new member, or make a speech, and assume the responsibility of a father and husband. A Jaycee is a magical creature. His wife can lock him out of her house, but she cannot lock him out of her heart You can lock him out of youT office, but not out of your mind. You had better give up lets face it he is your cap-to- r, enthusiast and master. He is just a religious, tolerant, unselfish, dynamic, stubborn, mistaklong-winde- Mrs.,LaVoi;a Wood i i Clearfield Funeral eervlces for LaVora Smith Wood were held Saturday, April 4, at 11 a.m. in the Clearfield Fifth Ward chapel, under the direction of Bishop Anthon O. Mont- gnmffl imihID gomery. Mrs. Wood died Wednesday, April 1, at her horns in Clearfield. She is survived by her husband, Melvin G. Wood; six daughters, Mrs. Mack (Mau-rinWilhelmsen, Mrs. Reed B. (Allene) Whitesides, Mrs. Marvin E. (Norma Jean) Mum-forMr. Gayle A. (Beverly) Mrs. Stanley M. Stevenson, (Mary Ellen) Smoot, and Mrs. Val R. (Ruth Ann) Christen-sen- ; two brothers, Victor R. Smith and Milan D. Smith, and 24 grandchildren. The funeral services wera conducted by Bishop Montgomery. Prelude and postlude music on the organ was played by Liljenquist, with CarMarjean e-making ball of fire. But Dibble and Patricia Sarbeyond this, his highest con- men on the violin. The North ception of human peraonality gent Davis Stake Relief Society is his willingness to dedicate dihis energies and resources to singing mothers, under the Carol Steed, aang of rection and of to himself give help his family, job, community, two numbers entitled, "0 Savior Hear Me, and "Peace I government and to God. True it is that "earth's great- Leave With You. The invocaest treasure lies in human per- tion was offered by Harvey M. sonality; because, when he Broadbent The speakers for NOT SMALL comes home at night, with only the service included Bishop the shattered pieces of his Montgomery, Oma Wilcox, Bes- MEXICAN AS YOU HAVE SEEN ADV. S. It Tays to Buy the Best in Fruils & Vegetables. hopes and dreams, they mend sie Dahl, President George Lee A. Palmer, and Haalam, soon a as the little completely California Fancy, Proof of Spring woman says, "Speak up, J.C., Sister Hulda Parker, general Relief of tbs Society. tell me all about it, or as one secretary A musical reading, entitled, of his sons says, "111, Dadl If you are a young man be- "Sister, Thou Wast Mild and Fresh Tender Spears LB. tween the ages of 21 and 83, Lovely, was given by Helen a Nicholas aang the Jaycees need you. If you Briggs; Nads can't boast of the above quail vocal aolo, entitled, "Wonderend two fications. Just Join the group, ful Mother of Mine and it wont be long till you, solos were sung by Addison FRESH CRISP TENDER Be too, will be branded a "real Richey, entitled "Thy Will SunDone end the "Beyond Jaycee. The benediction was ofAnyone interested in Join- set to call Bob fered by President Allen Blood, ing is Carl Ro- of the Davis Stake. Peaslee, TA The prayer in the home was TA Chuck FROZEN FOOD DEPT. gers, Eddy, given by David Thomas; e song TA or Clark Nielson, "Christians at the graveside, TA Good Night was aung by the North Davis Stake Priesthood HI WEST, 10 oz. I'kg chorus; Lawrence Criddle, Patriarch of the North Davis Stake dedicated the grave. Pallbearers were all By Sylvia Anne Walker of the deceased. They were PASCO, 6 oz. Forty-on- e students, enrolled Mack Wilhelmsen, Reed White-side- s, CAL GILOVE, 6 oz. Martin Mumford, Gayle in Advanced Foods and AdStevenson, Stanley Smoot, and vanced Clothing classes at Val Christensen. Honorary pallMITTY NICE, 16 oz. vis High School, enjoyed a bearers were members of the field trip to Swift's Meat Pack- Stake Board who served with ing Company In Ogden, Thurs- Mra. Wood while ehe was presiday, April 2, according to Mrs. dent of the Relief Society. They Elaine Hampton, advisor in included Bessie Dahl, Martha Mabel Hilton, Inez Green, charge. Zaugg, Loma Cook, Thora MarActivities in which they part- tin, Phyllis King, Verna Holt, icipated included a complete Alton Higley, Nancy Lund-quis- t, and Carol Steed. tour of the building, and exInterment was in the Clearplanations of all the functions field Memorial Park. which go on in the plant. FRONT FOR.., South American - prc rtui tax AND XniAtAhl tin PARTIAL TO WHITEWALLS? i m AND 3 Temple day eoa woear-m- t Demme, IOOS K)S THIS SIGN or OUAUTT bunches for for $ Primary Meeting rot as run ORANGE JUICE -- PEACHES CHILI Libbys, 24 oz. Can Reg. Price 69c 3 KEN HOLT FRESH DAILY 4 89c 303 Rosedale, SNOWDRIFT Page Reg. $9.95 ANNOUNCING Heme CEMENT lbs. 85? 9Q lbs. $1.25 Also Mortar and Homer's Special Water Tile Feed Your Lawn. M0RGR0 100 lb. 50 now Rfcfiir 25 cords Bag 5.95 lb. Bag 2.98 lb. Bag 1.85 any Sale Price Layton Utah 40 lb. 1H.P. EXCELLO, POWER MOWER 4 Cycle Briggs-Stratto- n L REG. 20 lb. Engine Reg. $2.95 Value $15 $7.93 Sale Price $C99 SALE Adv. Effective Friday and Saturday( April 10th and 11th DAVIS COUNTY'S MOST COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER Plastic Hose s t o)U Ini Automatic IVasIier Repair DELIVERY 80 J jTBHjHGPOUSAHTlEEnEPAIRS and CLEARFIELD Money Orders XJ. tl IA : Service Sun. & Holidays And S AH Stamps FT. $P PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Greeting Cards Longer Shopping Hrs. 8. Postage Stamps a L A SPREADERS the Corners, too. Very Popular, Reg. 49c 4.10 .q, ft. SEED and FERTILIZER Square Spray Sprinkler Water and SERVICE PICK-U- P. : iq. ft. Bag 1.000 TWIN STYLE Bicycle Repairs FEATURING FREE 8 Bag $7.25 2.000 $3.75 Lawn Sprinkler Sale 340 -- R ... PAX $89.93 List Price 18 Fan Reel Type It offers Jen per year to own. . PARTS 5$1 DONT WAIT wifi outlast 39c 45 Jeht are lesy atM ONLY Shrugs off Jdnkt Repair 59e Mix extremely weather- - host on the market. 4 Shaver. Gardening ' reehtaot a Always stays flexible e Has tough reinforcing 39c GRAPEFRUIT SECTION SAKRETE $13.95 servyoe years of trouble-fre- e ice. And, because Estate lasts to much longer than ordinary hose. It actually costs you PHONE r.n 73e ware Department bom I $1 Depoeit -- 2 $1 79c $1.00 . C,M 8 I ,or 3 lb. can CANNED MILK 1 HOMER'S Outwears other leading 12 x- Bottle Gallon N.B.C. Box Cream Style I REGULAR because It book introduces new A Nothing ia to credulous as vanity, or so ignorant of what thoughts but it cannot make becomes itself. them speedily understood. Mary Baker Eddy. Shakespeare. Self-lov- e is more opaque than Vanity playa lurid trick with a solid body. onr memory. v Mary Baker Ildd y. Joseph Conrad. 816 Cowley St. -- cana 20e 14 PREMIUM CRACKERS Use garden hose you con buy a Sar. PRIM ,or $1.00 A for Libby Elberta 303 Cana Freestone, eur hima wuu (Chunk) 39c -- The LEADER The REFLEX April 9, 1959 Jb. 76c -- Excellent for Home the "LeisJ Expenslre PFAPHft $1 3l" 27c III " $1.00 2. $1.51 46 oz. JELLO CORN COFFEE Popular Brandi 94c Each lRipt,T11Cani 3 $1 4'"$1 Win, Y.L can. Libbya Elberta Freestone, 24 Cana MILK SS ' 4 8 THU A White Star, Family Size I UNA Chunk) Each $109 CAKE MIXES Standby! JUICE OLIVES - 53. 84 oi. 84 os. IRIX COCO. PUFFS bPc TOMATO TOILET PAPER 1 ritEM ECTT Garbage Can WEEKLY STATE CLEARFIELD 79c 6 oz. COFFEE Folgera, Instant os. 10 - SUGAR JETS for Large Pkg. CAL. PUNCH TROPI Lemonade cans pkgs. $ 1 e Clearfield 3rd Ward Primary will present a special conference on Friday, April 10, at 7 :30 p.m. All ward members are invited to attend. An outstanding program will be given, with all the Primary children of the ward participating. OF COURSE I 1 DOWN TIRE COMPANY U for KIX Primary Conference Clearfield--Th- BUDGET TERMS? - BISQUICK 00 1 104 oz. CHEERIOS 9oz. WHEATIES 10 ,PACKED BEEF, HIND QUARTERS 10 set Clearfield The Clearfield 3rd Ward Primary preparation meeting will be held Thursday, April 9, at 7 :30 p.m., in the girls room at the chapel. .TIRES I Z05 SO. lb. ACE Clearfield The next North Davis Stake Temple Day will be on Thursday, April 9. mater 2 Fresh Country Style CLEARFIELD CHURCHES tmtEADAMJ Tilt MMNOAsii KEEPING) ASPARAGUS sons-in-la- w S!S BUY FRESHER CARTONED FOR SAFfl fun-lovin- g, Homemaking class Tours meat plant SAFE TRAC CANT YOU hard-workin- g, Q fcuawAU. nut Ung. Direct from Poultry Farmers Ripe Strawberries JO-1- 5 Meat Dept. lb. BANANAS PEAS KELLY SAFE TRAC TAX For Other Bills d, n (U Sliced I lb. jjj Meat Dept. Pure Pork e) invited DEPENDABLE SERVICE AT LOW FIRST COSTT jtAYON, TUB!- aeon Radishes & Green Onions OUT IN dountry Maid New Store Hours pAW PAL 718 In. "Gatw 0 |