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Show Lakeside Review, Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1983; 5E Patrons, Contestants Sought For Miss Clearfield Pageant CLEARFIELD that rehearsal workshops can start to prepare candidate for the contest. Mrs. Bennion has scheduled several workshops for contestants. Special honors will be accorded to civic and professional leaders in the Clearfield area who are patrons of the Miss Clearfield Pageant. Pat Hampton, Gary Barker, general pageant chairman for the GIVING blood to help others has become a L. Young. Here, Young, life for Rex of way of Layton, donates another pint, bringing his lifetime total to 20 gallons of blood donated. Young says he began giving blood 1940 and now donates a pint every two months. "It feels good to help others," he said while donating Friday at Hill Air Force Base, in soring Kiwanis Club of Clearfield, said the limited roster of patrons for the pending pageant is now being assembled and he invited interested persons to join in aiding to ensure the success of the event. Patrons are special financial contributors who aid in providing funds to finance the scholarships which are awarded annually to each pageant contestant winner. Serving as a pageant patron also entitles each person to a special seat reserved at the pageant to be held on April 9, in the Clearfield High School auditorium. The list of patrons will be published in the Miss Clearfield The third concert pair of the Utah Symphony Chamber Orchestras 1982-8season, conducted by Charles Ketcham at 8 p.m. on Feb. 17 in the Ogden Hilton Promontory Center and Feb. 19 in Symphony Hall, will mark firsts for Utah and American audiences. Soloist Emanuil Sheynkman will bring Salt Lake City and Ogden their first concert performance of classical balalaika and mandolin. Included in the novel program will be the U.S. premiere of a major compos3 ition for mandolin, Igor Rogolovs Vivo Scarlatti. The concerts also mark Mr. Ketch-am- s first conducting appearance with the Utah Symphony Chamber Orchestra. Mozarts Divertimento No. 1 Two Layton Mavra, his own composition Let Us Sit Awhile and Be Concert Waltz by Still, Durand, and Gavrilans Russian Carnival (all his own arrangements). The orchestra will conclude the concert with Mendelssohns Sinfonia No. 9 in C minor. Igor Rogolov is a gifted young Leningrad musician, whose diverse compositions include an opera, many piano sonatas, and an abundance of vocal and chamber works. Viva Scarlat- - A either late Saturday night or early Sunday morning, according to police. the Davis Lanes bowling lanes, a burglar entered through a vent in the roof, police Lt. Morton Sparks said. Cash was taken from the cafe area. Sparks delined to release the amount of cash stolen. Cor- poration Distribution Center, 500 N. Sugar Street, was also burglarized. Undetermined amounts of cegarettes, razor blades and candy were taken. Lt. Sparks said the lock on the gate was broken off and a large bay door was broken into. Obituaries William Wilkinson William A. (Bill) Wilkinson, of Chula Vista, Calif., formerly of Ogden, died of a heart attack, Jan. 7, 1983. He was born July 29, 1892 at Iona, Idaho to Andrew Wilkinson and Alice Loretta Nixon. 90, January 20, 1983: Boy to Santos and Abelina Treto, 1525 Marilyn Dr., Layton, Utah. Girl to Fidencio and Isabel Mata, 366 W. 1225 N., Layton, Utah. January 21, 1983: book. A contribution of Applications can be obtained at Clearfield High School Blocks Clothing Store in Clear field and Shupe Press in Clear field. Any questions can be ans wered by Mrs. Gary Barker or Marvin Krening, 776 6210. All applications are to be submitted to Harold Steel, 524 N. 200 W., Clearfield, phone 773-911- $50 825-320- 0. or PC cal SPECIAL discount February 22-2- 3 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets $6 - $12 Contact Ogdon Symphony Ballet Assoc. SWEEPSTAKES AND WIN 7 DAYS AND NIGHTS ON MAGNIFICENT MAUI OR 100 OTHER PRIZES ENTER THE DRAWING IN THE LOBBY OF ANY OF AMERICANS 30 OFFICES GRAND PRIZE 7 DAYS AND NIGHTS ON MAGNIFICENT MAUI 7 APRIL 100 OTHER PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY 45 -G 4 pc. sets of Noritake China Great Escape Headset Radio E. 30-MA- Cassette Players - G E. Programmable Clock Radios - Black & Decker Hedge Trimmers 5 - Electric Rotisseries 10 - Sanyo Pocket Calculators 10 - Panasonic Solar Calculators 10 - Magnavox AMFM Portable Radios 10 - Hamilton Beach Can Openers 10 - Electric Blankets 10 - Presto Popcorn Poppers 10 - Hamilton Beach Steam Dry Irons 10 - Hamilton Beach Stand Mixers 75 W. 230 N. 5 Ao flight tickets at the accommodations nights luxurious Hyatt Regency 2 gourmet meals per day Car rental 2 round-tri- p 7 Tennis, golf, sailing, snorkeling purchase necessary. Limited to persons 18 years of age and older. Dont Delay Contest Ends March 21 FORMING PATTERNS FRAMES OGDEN IN COME BOOKS Eccles Building Washington and 24th for your FREE PATTERN 621-49- 621-600- QUILTING SHOP Houn Mon. thru Sot. 10-- 5 Gale, ' T) field, Utah. Richard and Robyn to Boy Thurgeod, 2279 S. 1000 W., Syracuse, Utah. January 30, 1983: Calif. Boy to Brad and Laura MuelFuneral services were held ler, 1265 W. 725 N., Clearfield, Jan. 11, 1983, at the Glen Abbey Utah. January 31, 1983: Mortuary Chapel and interment was in the Glen Abbey MemBoy to Ted and Jennette Wit-- ; Calif. 1150 N.,' Layton, Utah. ' ChWa in Park Vista, te, 146 orial p 546-241- 0 5 330 North Main Layton 865 N. 325 W. Bountiful 0 Harrison 3103 Harrison Blvd. 50 Kaysville PATCHWORK PLUS 546-127- 7 999 Hillfield Road ft Roy 776-567- 0 5603 South 1900 West MINI WALL PHONE MOUNTAIN WEST AUDIO untdEn SK3500 CORDLESS TELEPHONE FULL LINE TELEPHONE SERVICE ELININATE MONTHLY RENTAL COSTS FOR EQUIPMENT K v 700 Ft. , D Rang DISCOUNT h. 66, Clear-- : Y 4 he-mov- ed'to January 29, 1983: Girlto Randy and Vickie 4 Hawaiian holiday 1917-191- and two daughters; Wilma Laird and Donna Christenson both of Chula Vista, five grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren. He is also survived by two sisters; Leona Nielsen, Ogden, and Janet Hansen of Glendale, 1 AMERICAN SAVINGS y, Lay-tonfuta- 399-9- 2 ENTER native of Leningrad, ac- 292-535- 5 THHlPfaft "5vbGtt aid community endeavor and also help the young ladies who gain the Miss Clearfield title and her two attendants to further their education. Judy Bennion is director of the Miss Clearfield Scholarship pageant again this year. She has asked that contestants submit their applications early so Girl to Sidney and Patricia Strain, 212 E. 100 S., Kaysville, Utah. formed a balalaika chamber Boy to Randy and Alvina group, Odessa Balalaikas. 514 500 S. ClearPedersen, E., Tickets for the February field, Utah. concerts are on sale at chamber 1983: January 23, Girl to David and Teresa the Symphony Hall box office and the Ogden Symphony-Balle- t Cook, 2376 W. 700 S., Syracuse, Association office in the Eccles Utah. Community Arts Center. January 24, 1983: (Special Note: Facilities for Girl to Michael and Becky persons are availhandicapped Merrill, 125 W. 400 N., Bountiful, able. Contact the Utah SymUtah. phony head usher for informaJanuary 24, 1983: Girl to Dennis and Vickie Hig-le- tion or assistance.) 2483 S. 1000 W., Syracuse, i Utah. EVERYTHING for the QUILTER Girl to Meliton and Raquel Sanchez, 294 W. 1150 N., Layton, PETER PAN LOTS OF Utah. SOLID 100 100 Cotton Boy to Bart and Carrie PeterCOTTON 2Myd. 1092 N. Sunflower son, Circle, Layton, Utah. QUILT CLUB LESSONS Area Births Clearfield, Utah. Girl to Darrel and Mary Harwood, 559 7th Street, Ogden, March 31, 1920, he married Utah. January 27, 1983: Marguerite Thomassen, a naBoy to Randall and Nadine tive of Kaysville. Their marriage was solemnized in the Salt Boudrero, 1088 N. 1250 E. G, Lake Temple March 31, 1926. Layton, Utah. Girl to William and Rosaline He served a mission for the Lemieux, 4190 S. 2175 W., Roy, LDS Church in the Eastern Utah. States and in St. Johns, Canada. Girl to Lee and Janet Collett, 9 he served as a 1098 W. 1300 From N., Clinton, Utah. sergeant in the Army. The King 28, 1983: January of Belgium decorated him with Girl to Steven and JoMarie the Belgium War Cross for Evans, 666 N. 275 E., Kaysville, bravery and distinguished ser- Utah. vice. Girl to Conrad and Elizabeth He worked for the Denver & Bolter, 5000 S. 1900 W. 37, Roy, Rio Grande Railroad both in Utah. Girl to Barry and Deborah Helper and Salt Lake City. In 1941 Oakland, Wanner, 160 S. Flint Street, Calif., and worked for the West- Layton, Utah. ern Pacific Railroad tnliretiz to. Girl. to fPaul and Kathleen ing in 1955 in Chula Vista, Calif. Tiiurgood, 1610 N. 400 W.,He is survived by his widow 'J. . 4 $5. Pageant souvenir program Emanuil Sheynkman won claim in the USSR as the leading exponent of classical mandolin and as a prominent teacher and performer on the balalaika before his emigration to the United States in 1975. At age 15 he became a laureate at the International Competition for Folk Instrument Performers in Warsaw. A graduate of the Mussorgsky Institute and the Conservatory, he earned credentials as a professor of domra (a Russian folk instrument similar to the mandolin). On the mandolin he performed the Soviet premieres of works by Schoenberg and Stravinsky and made the first Soviet recordings of the Vivaldi concerti for that instrument. His discography includes 15 recordings. In the United States he has appeared at Carnegie Hall and with such orchestras as the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and has January 26, 1983: Boy to Thomas and Anita Gray, 1080 S. 1500 E. 101, who will be the School boundaries. The Little Miss and Little Mister contes Rinsky-Kor-sako- v Davit North Hospital Two Layton The Smith Management sian Maidens Song) from Births businesses we burglarized At ti, Statistics Businesses Burglarized LAYTON a concerto in three movements for mandolin and orchestra, was composed in 1975 and is based on themes from Domenico Scarlattis klavier sonatas. Emanuil Sheynkman recorded the work, which is dedicated to him, in the USSR; but when his decision to emigrate was made public, Soviet officials destroyed the tape. in D Major will open the concert, after which Mr. Sheynkman will join the orchestra on the mandolin for the premiere performance of the Rogolov work. He will then take up the balalaika to perform Stravinskys Chanson Russe (Rus- d more from an individual, business or civic organization qualifies them as a pageant patron. Through such a patron role, each member of this group will Chamber Orchestra Dates Third Season Concert Pair and must also live within the Clearfield High School boundaries except in Sunset. Sunset residents are eligible to enter the contest in that city. Entrance fee for the youth contest is director of the Little Miss and Little Mister Clearfield contest held in conjunction with the pageant, is urging contestants to submit their applications early due to limitation on number that can enter. Requirements for Miss Clearfield contestants are that they be 17 to 26 years old on Labor Day 1984, a high school graduate by that time and live within the Clearfield High spon- con-tinue- tants must be at least 3 years of age and not have reached their 7th birthday by April 9, 1983, on ANY PHONE PURCHASE IN STOCK EK3500 DOES NOT Retail INClUDi SALtS ITEMS Fff. U, 1993 Sugg. Retail EXIHES $209.95 SINGLE OR COMPLETE PHONE SYSTEMS Full line Memory Page Button 1 d 360 Installation telephones service 1 full yr. Pre-wiri- warranty parts & labor Soft touch Auto-secu- re Auto-stan- 59M dial 24-h- r. $67.95 by Auto-radi- al S. STATE CLEARFIELD 825-605- 1 (xm sm'i Food 825-60- 5 1 baieg?n?emoooo99000iioooo9iit3cooc:gocaMoi:Mtr55cr:iacc9oooca9iftimc:rS . O OT)S 11 |
