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' OBER 5, VIS church Clearfield Stake 1 978 iir&t and ing the music privately e j ' v all-stat- winners throughout the state since last spring They will spend all day Thursday and Friday, Oct 5 and 6 rehearsing in Salt Lake City during the UEA teachers convention Their experience will culminate with a Grand Festival Concert in the Salt Lake Tabernacle The performance which is free to the public will begin at 8 p m Saturday evening, Oct 7 , i An historic event will take place this weekend in Clearfield By direction of Pres the of ten be divided ELLER BOVD K Packer of the Quorum of the Twelve, -- W- ELLEN DIBBLE A BATTERY valued at $60 was taken from a truck owned by Jim Williams of 1783 North Highway 89 in East Layton William Hamilton of 273 Noith 850 East reported the theft of a battery and carrier valued at about $50 CONDLITS VALLED at $150 were reportedly taken from a Utah Power and Light construction site at 280 East Gentile Jeff Mabey of 12S9 31st St in Ogden reported the theft from his vehicle of speakers valued at $50, $153 in cash and one speaker of unknown value children TILL, A saw, extension cord, tool box and tools valued Red Cross Assisted Regional by ; Representative John M R Covey, will conduct the . 1304 West 500 North in Clearfield told Layton police Rubies valued at $100 and a rifle and jewelry' of undetermined value were taken from the Jerry Christensen home at 311 Golden THE ORCHESTRA will be directed by Robert Bowden, director of the Mormon Youth Orchestra and Chorus. e band will be The directed by Newell Dayley who is the director of BYUs concert band dmg v .is were taken from a Laton home, Junior Ramierez of HE IS presently a member of the Board of Education of the Church and the Board of Trustees of Brigham Young University and a member of the Executive Committee of each of the Boards He and his wife, the former Donna Smith, are the parents fIJ)ERBOYI)K PACKER Spencer W Kimball, Clearfield Stake wil RIFLES, A scope and coins valued at not less than $750 all-sta- ELDER BOYD K Packer, a member of the Council of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, was called to this position m April, 1970, having served as an Assistant to the Twelve since 1961 An educator by profession, his career includes service as supervisor of Seminaries and Institutes of Religion for the Church and as a member of the Administrative Council of Brigham Young University ' LAYTON Two CB radios valued at $320 and watches valued at $165 and $7 20 in currency were reported taken from Montgomery Ward at 96 North Main 'rehearsing with otherfrom School will be held Additional arrangements are being made to accommodate the expected crowd V V. Layton Area Police Report To Perform With Utah Music Group To Be Divided ' J Kaysville at about $400 were taken from a construction site, Joe Bagley of 1250 Nayon Drive, told Layton police Pictures valued at $138 were taken from the Arctic Circle at 344 North Main STUDS VALUED at $108 were taken from the Layton High School building project at 346 South Whitesides Mr and Mrs Dee Wright entertained at a Family Home Evening, Monday, at their home for the following guests, Dr and Mrs George F Snell, Attorney and Mrs David Bean, Mr and Mrs Vaughn Perkins, Mr and Mrs Harold Smuin, Mr and Mrs Dick Bowman, Mr and Mrs Robert Dunford, Mr and Mrs Lowell Taylor and all of their families Elder Craig Taylor gave a report and slide presentation Community Church Plans Fall Bazaar The Community Church Fall Fest" Bazaar will be held Saturday Oct 7 from 10 am to 8 p m at the church THERE WILL be a booth of stitchery items with Ursula Dixon in charge She will have dolls, pincushions crochet flowers, pillows potholders, baby afghan, pillowcases, mittens for sale m this department In the Holiday Booth, Thelwill be delighted to show you Christmas items ma Williams Knitted ornaments, candy canes, bells, trees, dont snowmen want to miss this You m jellies, jam, macrame plant pickles, holders, Viola Anderson storekeeper is plaques and artificial flowers head THE CANDY and Cookie Delight Shop will be full of homemade cakes, pies, bread Audrey Rakestraw is the lady to see if you want to buy some of these delicacies Donna Hill will operate a fishpond for the small frv P.M. a ham FROM mm Mrs Vaughn Perkins were her parents Mr and Mrs. Sam Bundy of Hanna, Wyo , Mr and Mrs Bob Erickson and family of Mink Creek, Idaho Mrs Erickson is a sister of Mrs Perkins They came for the mission farewell of Mr and Mrs. Perkins son, Elder Arn Perkins, who is leaving to serve a LDS mission to the New Mexico Albuquerque Mission M'ss Leisa Goaslird was honored at several mis- THE ATTIC Treasure Booth will feature many slightly used treasures Josephine La vine is chairman The old fashion kitchen will be stocked with all kinds of ymn wn wy LDS of his mission experiences in Australia Weekend visitors of Mr and cellaneous bridal showers by friends and relatives prior to her marriage On Saturday afternoon Sept 9, Jill King and Marla King entertained at a shower for 15 guests in honor of Leisa Ammon and SKia Penney from Chandler, Ariz visited during the week with Mrs Edna J Layton The Penneys of Mrs Layton ate friends dinner will be served The price is $3 50 for adults and $2 50 under 12 years of age Joan Hollister and Gertrude Watkins will be serving until 7pm The public is invited to mortgage n Offers Class division ! Only one stake conference session will be held at 10 a m Sunday, Oct 8 You and your family are invited to be in at- tendance to participate in this event No Junior Sunday OGDEN Advanced first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation classes will be offered beginning Oct 11 at the Bonneville Chapter of the American Red Cross, 1961 JL VNE1E MURDOCK Three Layton High School seniors have been chosen to participate and perform with inthe Utah All State strumental music group this year Violinists Ellen Dibble and Jeanete Murdock were chosen to be members of the all state orchestra and trumpeter Vaun Williamson will e perform with the all-st- Washington Blvd in Ogden CLASSES WILL be held Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 7 30 to 10 30 p m and on Saturdays from 1 to 6 p m through Nov 11 Cost is $6 for both courses with registration to be completed prior to the first class at the chapter house The advanced first aid class is designed for those giving emergency care to sick and all-stat- band THE THREE young musicians have been practic- - injured and the CPR class provides techniques of com- bining mouth-to-mout- h resus- citation and external heart to restore compression breathing and heartbeat in cardiac arrest MINIMUM AGE is 15 and further information is available by calling Diane Calloway 7 at tb Ml V N. ELDER STOREY . 9 v- . - Mission For LDS Solid Dark Elder Dean G Storey has accepted a call to serve in the Spam Barcelona LDS Mission a i ELDER FRAISER ELDER STOREY will speak m Sacrament Meeting, Sunday Oct 8 at 4 p m in the Kaysville Tenth Ward Chapel at 50 West 331 South He will enter the LTM m Provo on Oct Accepts LDS Call 12 ELDER MARQUARDT Mission Call Kavsville year graduate LDS Seminary and a member of the Seminary Council Brian G Marquardt, son of Mrs Jean Marquardt, 1793 North Highway 89, Layton and Roy Marquardt of Ogden has been called to the California Oakland Mission HE HAS held leadership positions in his church serving as president of both the Deacon and Teachers Quorum m his ward He is a recipient of the Duty To God" award He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank D Storey of 1370 North Highway 89, Kaysville np HIS FAREWELL will be held Oct 8 at 1 p m at the Layton Ninth Ward Church, 789 East Wasatch Drive Brian graduated from Lay-toHigh School and attended LDS Seminary He was a member of the Ford and has been employed in the Layton area of n ELECTROLOGIST Permanent Hair Removal STUDIO 2126 DOWNSTAIRS 2126 Orchard Dr., Bountiful BY APPOINTMENT Bountiful 295-731- 1 Layton Kaysville rssri -- Bernardino High School at Hollister, Calif The family Rex-bur- ACTIVE IN his church activities and organizations, has served as president of both PHONE 376-116- 0 quorums and first assistant in the Priest quorum He attained his Duty to God award and is an Eagle Scout ELDER FRASIER has been active in Boy Scouts and at- tended the Boy Scout National Jamboree at Morian State Park, Pa a well as touring on to New York, Washington, DC and Virginia visiting the historical sites and places of interest en route np x a Jza tJ $U 19 Designer lengths values to $2.98 yd. 45 to 60 wide values to S5.93 yd. 54 to 60 wide Bit mm ran woven polyester bolts values to $3.98 yd. 45 to 54 wide full designer lengths values to $3.49 yd. 60 wide 't IDI n fl mn n rat ELDER FRASIER has been called to serve a two year LDS mission to the Venezuela Caracus mission He will enter the Language Training Mission in Provo on Oct 19 He is a graduate of San moved to Kaysville in 1977 He attended Ricks College, Ida for one year He LDS from graduated Seminary Mig Designer lengths Co-o- p ANN SCARLET B B B B wide wwmtt will speak in Sacrament meeting on Sunday, Oct 8 at 1 p m in the Kaysville 15th LDS Ward Chapel at 555 North 100 East the Deacon and Teachers rf8" Yd. 36 to 45 Elder Randy Frasier, son of Mr and Mrs Ron Frasier of 112 West 600 North, Kaysville, Elder Storey is a graduate of Davis High School, served as vice president of the student body He was a member of the state championship football team and a member of the student council He was named outstanding senior student at Davis High School by the Blue Key Organization at Weber State College He was also a four designer lengths limit 25 yards per customer u fl B B B B B B B B B B Cm Davis County Sheriff Paramedics 77 CUT AND PLACE BY PHONE values to $2.98 yd. 60 wide yd. at- tend this delightful affair The proceeds from the bazaar will be applied to the church yd. |
