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Show Sesame Street Produced by Children's Television Workshop! Easter Sunday The Salt Late Tribune, Monday, April 27 S, 1972 e 7s Risen Proclaimed Continued from Page 17 Chuich, East, speaking during traditional Easier services theie, stressed that Easter conies with the message of hope and wonder. Easter with its mysteries of ihe resurus to wonrection comes to us to cau-der, to inspue us to maintain our faith m Christ, lie said. Rev. Keck also spoke at the annual Easter sunrise seivice at the Masonic Temple. During the seimon he asked worshipers to visualize themsehes on the n cioss, to realize the meaning of the through experience. The resurrection, through Gods grace, gnes hope and confidence in a new life, he said. Members of the Gteeh Orthodox Church celebrated Palm Sunday dut mg their orship services Sunday. Throughout the week they will observe Easter service, with Holy Unction Wednesday at 6 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church, 279 S. 2nd West and Piophet Elias Church, 533j Highland Dr. (20th 777-13t-h IT . 7 1 b 1 ' I I f it t :: ( ' 7 ; ' 4 ai, resur-iectio- Pluribus pwunwaiWM "uit,wjhui imr H4L7 !l mGcesTrieze? x By Bill Kechin if iwmwpnj ynntHwprwtw)ij & JAtiTWHO?i Bk f $AiAaw. I 1 v x ' V fe- - East). i -'- SflMAtJDJArj - tV0W&' SOVW&S&t By Johnny Hart WHAT IF HceocY WANTS WAR in THE First place r "PPNf BE SILLY,.- m STOCKPILE THEU-- ALL when 7HarseE WANT in 1 -- Thursday, at 9 am., vespeis and liturgy of St. Basil w ill be said, and at 7 :30 p.m., will be the sen ice of Christ's Holy Passion. Friday's services include Rot al Hours at 10 a.m., Apokathilosis at 3:30 p.m., and lamentations at 7:30 p.m. Members of the Church of Jesus Saints celebrated Christ of Latter-da- y Easter services in an Easter fireside at the Marriott Activities Center on the Brigham Young University campus Sunday in Provo. An estimated 10,000 singers and instrumentalists performed in the program, hosted by the BYU Seventh Stake. Musical presentations included God So Go to Dark Loved the World, and I Know' That My Thotsands attended Redeemer Lives. the ceremonies. Getli-seman- e, r r... s., iv, r,'' b Hundreds Catholics gathered at Cathedral of the Madeleine, -- 6 Easter 331 K. South Temple, Sunday to observe the mass. Former Utah Governor George D. Clyde Dies at 73 an engineering fraternity. In 1957 he was awarded an honorary doctor of law degree from Westminster College in Salt Lake City and in 1978 an honoiary doctor of science degree from Utah State University. Four years later the University of Utah presented him an honorary doctor of laws degree. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, he w'as a high priest at the time of his death. Mr. Clyde served briefly in the U.S. Army in a training camp in 1917, but saw' no w'ar action. He was born July 21, 1898, in Springville, a son of pioneer parents, Hyrum Smith and Elenore Jane Johnson Clyde. His father w'as a farmer on one of the early reclamation projects, which initiated Mr. Clyde's interest in irrigation and soils. He married Ora Packard Sept. 10, Continued from Page 17 By R. Myers - ji - irv Nice ro BB OLD PEOPLE like that pamm Th flv-- N QuiET COMERCAVQN. DID Y01 4EE THAT MEET OLD T COUPLE OVER 4HAAAE OH 'IE?. X HEARD THEM TALKING! 'THEY'RE j W6U4TINGI THERE yoiil have you NO ROMANCE! I'M TO MAKE 60 YOU APOLOGIZE TO THEAAU T Sjl J2L Conservation Society of America and the Western Snow Conference, and of several civic clubs including the Kiwanis Club, the American Legion, Chamber of Commerce and Sons of Utah Pioneers. He was an honorary memitt z of the Rotary Club. Mr. Clyde was graduated from Springville High School in 1917 as valedictorian. In 1921 he graduated from Utah State Agricultural College (now Utah State University) with a B.S. degree in agricultural engineering and as valedictorian. While there he was affiliated with Phi Kappa Phi and Sigma Tau, n y training program and administrator of the Army specialized training program. He also was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Soil dUZiCp 1919, in Springville. later solemnzed in The marriage was the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mrs. Clyde survives him, as do 5 children: three sons, Ned P., Berkeley, Calif.; Richard Bruce, Vacaville, Calif.; and Jerald R., Sandy; two daughters, Mrs. Elmer D. (Ruth) Landsaw, Bountiful, and Mrs. LaGrande L. (Mary Ann) Christensen, Salt Lake City; a brother, W. W. Clyde, Springville; and a sister, Mrs. Clara C. Christiansen, San Diego; Calif. There are 14 grandchildren and tv,o en. Funeral services are planned for noon Wednesday in the Monument Park 15th Ward Chapel. Friends may call Tuesday from p.m. at East, and Wednesday at the chapel one hour before services. Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. great-grandchil- 124-4t- h 5-- 8 ' MATTRESSES Lloyd Extends Sympathy, Praises Service of Clyde 10-YE- GUARANTEE AR FREE VELVET Headboard 6 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd, said on the death of former Gov. George Dewey Clyde that his specific leadership qualities served the people at a time when such w'ere urgently QUILTED COVERS Velvet Headboard Steel Frame Casten 4 Sheets, your choice 4 Pillowcases 2 Pillows 1 Pad Quilt - needed. He said the interstate road program and major developments in reclamation needed his help, and Gov. Clyde responded in a superb manner. He said he and Mrs. Lloyd extended their gi eat sympthaty and regards to the family. Mr. Lloyd and his w ife were at Bullfrog Basin on Lake Powell when they learned of the death of Mr. Clyde. KING SET $OCQ90 Sreit 16 Pieces ET National DUP to Hold FULL SIZE The National Society of the of Utah Pioneeis has announced that the organizations convention will be BEDROOM SETS 5-P- C. rule ,r .rm strars report, the president's report and the financial report from the organizations treasurer. The Wednesday at noon, will meet Empire Room of the hotel for a luncheon at which Dr. S. George Ellsworth, professor of history at Utah State University, will speak on Human Interest, an Important Part of History Writing. At 2 p.m., members attending the convention will board and chartered buses go thiougli Parleys Canyon to Mountain Dell, thpn atound Little Mountain to Emigration Canyon where in 1933, Camp 10, DUP, placed a marker. The Central Company and North Salt Lake County groups w ill replace the mon with a granite stone. The group then will return to the site of the Carriage House for a groundbreaking ceremony. This will be followed by a special display of pioneer music and song hooks of the early days in the Memorial Building at the DUP Museum. 300 N. Main. The Carriage House will be located in the rear of the museum. group, Ti Double Dresser landscape South. team of physicians will g administer tests for the disease, according to A. Orville Helgeson, executive direstor of the Utah Foundation for the Prevention of A sight-robbin- Blindness. He pointed out that the disease is easily heated if caught in time, but damage already done cannot be re- versed. The first clinic, held last w eek at Olymtus High School, in two drew 750 persons hours. Of those. 22 wete to their OAn physicians for further examinations. The test takes about a minute. said Mr. Hrigeson. Tne clinic also offets a free movie about the disease. . Frame-Cas- ters Chest PRICE TWIN BED SPECIAL Spring' Metal Frame with Casters FOP. ONLY Q n Choice of Headboard SAVE ON or Wood Panel Velvet-Vin- Term Arranged at SankAmerkard Jfc tK A a Jt f6. A rn A .6 A A (A t 14 & dx j? m m m j s . ., .1 A A Bankard OVERMAN MATTRESS CO. Whera Better Mattrestes Are Made SAIT tAKE CITY 2763 S PROVO State 266 So. Unversity 484 4405 2 i AAA - Walker 2 129 ORLY ? A-. Mirror Headboard in the The second of a pair of free glaucoma clinics In the Salt Lake area is planned Wednesday night at Plymouth Elementary School, 1690 VV. 48th Beetle Bailey 109 IS Pieces (per set) Lafayette Ballroom at Hotel Utah. Among other things, members will hear the regi- Eye Clinies Set for By Mort Walker TWIN SET held Satutday in Salt Lake City. The morning session will commence at 9 a.m. in the Daughters $11Q90 117 IS Pieces Convention Saturday $17990 i a A m m a j |
