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Show 4A Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, Aug. 17, 1983 ' ' '.V V v' ' 'J'4 4 I- ' 4 $,$ , - X ' "i J v h; , W'FP&J. t 'Jf' MONTE FRANDSEN KENNETH RODGERS LENA RODGE R SHELLY EVENSEN Local Scout Killed A ClearASH UN, Idaho field boy was killed last week and another injured when a bolt of lightening hit a tree near the tents where the boys were sleeping at a Wyoming scout camp. Killed was Michael Erickson, 14, who was pronounced dead on arrival at Ashton Memorial Hospital. Kirk Barber, 12, also of Clearfield, was in a tent only 15 feet away from Erickson when the lightening struck. He was sent to the University of Utah hospital 1 for treatment of second and third degree burns. He is listed in stable condition. A memorial fund has been set up for Erickson. The money will be used to send underpriviledge scouts to camp. Donations can be sent to the Mike Erickson Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 872, Clearfield, Utah, 84015. Questions concerning the memorial fund can be directed to . Brain Chatterton at 776-441- LDS Missionaries to Serve MisThey spoke at the Bountiful the HondurasTegucigacpa sion. 37th Ward on Aug. 14, and entered the Missionary Training on LDS Missions. He will speak at the bruit Shelly Eversen, daughter of center on Aug. 17. - Heights Fourth Ward Chapel on Mr. and Mrs. Norman Evensen Elder Rodgers is a retird barAug. 21 at p.m. has been called to serve in the ber. He also is retired from DesFriends and relatives are inDominican RepublicSanta eret Gym. Sister Rodgers is an vited to attend a gathering at Mission. Domingo LPN at Primary and LDS hospi1270 E. 700 N., atb 3 p.m. foShe will speak at the West tals and Davis Care. Community Point Fourth Ward, 550 N. 2300 W.', Aug. 21 at 2:20 p.m. Monte Gene Frandsen, son of llowing the meeting. Elder Frandsen is a graduate An open house will follow the Herman and Lois Fransden of of Davis High. home. her at has been called Fruit Heights to meeting Sister Evensen graduated from Clearfield High School and Ricks College. She is currently attending BYU. Kenneth W. and Lena Irene l, Rodgers of 493 E. 900 N., have been called to serve in the ArizonaHolbrook Mis- Four people in the Lakeside area have been called to serve . I 1 a bright business idea, let First Security shed some light on your financing needs New ideas are the basis of progress and growth. In the same light, First Security has established a bright record of financial support. For over 50 years this involvement in each community we serve has played a major role in continuing the development of hundreds of business opportunities. We understand the importance of timely financial commitment. 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Youll find First Security has the credit authority to respond promptly, decisively whatever your loan and locally After all, if.some-bod- y requirements. hadnt backed Edisons electric light, wed still be in the dark. Were backing your good ideas in business. SAVINGS First Passbook Savings Accounts of $1,000 or more-10.effective annual yield. On Passbook Savings of less than interest-- 8. 5 S1,000 your account receives 8.25 annual yield. You may add to or withdraw from your account at anytime. Western Heritage offers a variety of savings plans. With our personalized service we can tailor a program to suit your individual needs. 38 which are sent out by the TCJ corporation. Also for discussion at the Thrusday meeting will be Teaching Children Responsibilty, an- other CASE HISTORY 62 When the need for a high quality table service restaurant in Salt Lake City was brought to the attention of First Security Bank by two local businessmen. First Security responded. The men needed money to renovate and expand the facility in the old New York Hotel. First Security Bank provided financing for the original restaurant and has since supported the development and expansion for The Market Street Grill, and most recently. Market Street Broiler. 0. w BARD Hours Extended For Trail The Bay Area Refuse Disposal (BARD) landfill will extend its hours on Friday evenings beginning Friday, Aug. 19, on a trial Bountiful 107 North Main WESTERN HERITAGE THRIFT & LOAN Sandy 830 East 9400 South 298-365- 3 572-263- St. George 494 East Tabernacle 628-36S- 0 8 -- basis. BARD Manager Elmer Barlow said the decision to extend the hours was made in response to a citizens committee in Bountiful. Scott Butters, chairman of the committee, asked the landfill to lengthen its hours one night per week to serve those who cant haul their refuse to the landfilld-urin- g regular hours. Barlow said the landfill may also extend its hours on other evenings during the week depending on the response to the longer extended hours. On Friday, the landfill will open at 8 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. The landfills normal hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. will stay in effect for the rest of the week except Sunday when the landfill Layton Hilts r in-sto- re is closed. If the demand for the longer hours isnt great then the hours will likely revert to the original schedule. V ILalkesMd Udevfiew savings EACH WEDNESDAY PHONE: 776-495- 1 OR 298-110- 3 TO REPORT COMMUNITY EVENTS m Srelv departmen DELIVERED FREE V'! ' ''L nlsspo dress shirts 19.99 J29 11 dresses women soortswear. W 1 1 )uniotwoniens ....save 50 ........ '.12.9J pants . gifts 1 1 omen.sacve snorts awi."-'e00h1 . . omen's blazers andmoret 1 1 : unde-Bchlldten.s carter Savo . 50 WolS 9.99 mope.6 Y 6. |
