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Show Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1983 Gets Certificate Leader Is illliS IBB Honored 4 'f , III mm I- ail lilted Mrs. Raymond (KaROY of Tall Roy, district Girl thy) Scout chairman of the Weber County area, was honored at Sept. 7 in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Jay Gamble, chairman of the Utah Girl Scout Council personnel committee, awarded a certificate for service to Ms. Tall. The valuable service you have given in representing the membership of your area on the Utah Girl Scout Council Board is gratefully appreciated. ? 1 on B.w-- - - ill Monte Vista In Need of Volunteers DIRECTING the Clinton Elementary PTA for the 1983-8- 4 school year are (from left) Neal Smith, principalfirst vice president; Coralee Roskelley, dent; Pam Hyde, president-elec- t, Paggy Meeks, secretary. presi-Scho- ol and FARMINGTON LAYTON The Layton 18th and 31st LDS wards have announced that Sept. 24 is the scheduled date for an open house at the Park Street LDS chapel. The chapel, located at 275 Park Street, has recently undergone extensive remodeling work. The open house, which will be held from 1:30 - 4:30 p.m., will give the public an opportunity to view the new changes and meet local church officers. The Park Street chapel was originally dedicated on March 19, 1952, by Matthew Cowley, an apostle of the LDS Church. At that time it was the home of the Layton 4th LDS Ward. Sev- eral years later the Layton 7th LDS Ward moved into the building. The two wards shared the church until Jan. 17,1965 at which time the 13th ward was created from the 4th and 10th wards. The 7th ward moved to a new building and the 13th ward moved in. On Oct. 1, 1972 the 18th Ward was created from the 4th and 13th wards. The three wards utilizing the facility necessitated that the building be enlarged. A new wing was added on the east side of the building and dedicated on Nov. 2, 1975. Later, in 1977 the 13th ward moved into the Layton West Stake house. The 31st ward was created in June of 1982 and moved into the building at which time the 4th ward relocated to the West Gentile Chapel. The present remodeling has included no additions but has involved major interior renovating. The public is invited to the open house which will include a tour and history of the building and displays. Refreshments will be served. Films on Marriage Start Tonight CLEARFIELD - The Wasatch Church of Christ, 145 W. 800 N., Clearfield, will sponsor a marriage enrichment film series on Wednesday evenings at 7. p.m. during September and October and one week in November. The following topics will be discussed: Sept. 21, The Trouble With Us Is Me; Sept. 28, What Husbands Need to Know; Oct. 5, What Wives Need to Know; Oct. 12, How to Kill Communi- Theological Seminary. The CommuniDr. Faulkner is director of the cation Lifeline; Oct. 26, Institute of Marriage and Family Speaking Frankly About Sex; Studies and professor of Bible Nov. 2, Renewing. Romance in and psychology. He retains a Marriage. practice in marriage and family counseling and is an approved The films are produced by Dr. supervisor for the American AsCarl Brecheen and Dr. Paul sociation of Marriage and FamiFaulkner. Div Brecheen, profesly Therapy. No collections will be taken sor or Bible and family relations, has books on family during the film series. A nursery will be available. For more inrelations. He received a doctorate from Southwestern Baptist formation, call cation; Oct. 19, 825-699- LAYTON DclMar Stevens, Layton, was one of 28 vocational educators from across the na- tion who gathered near Washington, DC, at the Vocational Industrial Clubs of Americas (VICA) Club Management Institute. VICA is the national organization for students in trade, indus- technical trial, and health occupations programs in public high schools, vocational schools, junior colleges and universities. VICAs purpose is to comple ment the students skill training with development of the whole person. Stevens is a building construction instructor for Utah Technical College at Salt Lake DELMAR STEVENS City. The Monte Vista School in Farming-to- n is in need of volunteers to work with handicapped students basis. on a This is an essential part of the childrens curriculum and helps to provide instruction' in areas that include reading, math, writ-- 1 p skills. ing and If you are abie to volunteer at least two hour per week, contact Meg Bussell at Monte Vista, THE SILVERSTEIN SEASON self-hel- 451-506- 1. Church Sets ALL PERFORMANCES TH IRS D,l P.M. Fund-Rais- er CLEARFIELD In order to defray the cost of replacing fraying choir robes, the Clearfield Community Church Choir is combining musical talents, and culinary skills, to present Let There Be Music, a dinner theater, to run one night only, Saturday, Oct. 1. The dinner will be served be- tween 6 p.m. and 9 p.m., with continuous musical entertainment, The cost will be $5 a' plate. Reserve tickets by calling Clearfield Community Church between 8 a.m. office, and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday or call Agnes Sieler at 825-111- t W.S.C. Val A. 5, Center Browning lor the Performing Art JOSEPH SILVERSTEIN SEPT. 22 Conductor and Soloist BERLIOZ King Lear Overture MENDELSSOHN Nocturne, Scherzo, Intermezzo and Wedding March from "A Midsummer Nights Dream SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 1 - Season Tickets Available at $25.00 to $60.00 TICKETS: OGDEN SYMPHONY-BALLE- ASSOCIATION T 2580 Jefferson Ave., OGDEN UT. 84401 Phone jLjV -- rrc n r- - g; 399-921- 4 ry rsy. 5 , nyy JUST ARRIVED 0. FALL BULBS 1000's TO CHOOSE FROM ' - a iJ CROCUS ALLIUM HYACINTHS DARWIN TULIPS NARCISSUS PARROT TULIPS DAFF0DI1S MANY OTHERS p KIN. j DAFFODILS a 10$I19 PUDD.DG TOE TO pnGG October 20, 21 & 22, 1983 12 Noon to 8 p.m. daily Ogden Hilton Hotel NURSERY SPECIALS S gal. Std. 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