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Show Iago 10A. Lakeside Review, April 1, 19111 Temple Near Completion Officials of the LDS Church say construction of the Jordan River Temple is approximately 80 percent complete and on schedule. Wallace G. McPhie, director of temples and special projects construction of the church, says the building, situated at 10200 S. 1300 W., should be finished and ready for occupancy toward the latter part of this year. McPhie says the lower facade work is now on the building and the tower facade will go on in the near future. d He says a bronze, statue of the Angel Moroni, the work of Salt Lake sculptor Avard Fairbanks,1 will be placed atop the tower sometime late in the summer. Public open house and dedicatory service dates will be announced by the first presidency of the church. These events are being planned now by a committee headed by Carl E. regional representative for the church and chairman of the temple committee. 20-fo- ot gold-leafe- Pet-tersso- n, children at the School were out for the special kite flying day. Strings tangled, kites fell but overall a surprising number of the flying wonders managed to soar to some fairly remarkable heights. schools official kite flying extravaganza. Undaunted by his Charlie Brown type of luck, Brandon continued to try and try again at getting his kite off the ground. He was not alone in this adventure as all of the LIFE HAS ITS UPS and downs and so does kite flying. Brandon Flitton, 6, is a first grader at Fremont Elementary School in Sunset seems to have more downs than ups with his kite during the Pastor Quits Layton Post Meetings Dated At Roy Junior Society Organized LAYTON LAYTON Rev. Kenneth C. Edwards, pastor of the Layton Community Church resigned from that position this past week to become pastor of the Frist Baptist Church, Hulett, Wyo. Rev. Edwards has served the Layton church for more than six years. Before coming to Layton he served the First Baptist Community Church at Magna.. He and his family will be on the new field of service about May 1. A chapter of the National staff photo by Lucinda schuft Lori Copperman, Carole Decker, Julie Junior' Honor Society has been Green, Richard Jaeger. ROY Roy Junior High School will hold parent-teachconferences on Sheri Kuykendall, Cathleen Nielsen, Friday, from 1 to 4 p,m. No apCharisse Priest and Colleen Quiroz. pointments are needed. Teachers will be available to meet the parents. Ninth grade, Tina Beaird, Brian Report cards were sent home with the Canivan, Gary Coleman, Deborah students Monday. Cusminus, Karen Drury, Tim Eccleston, Deborah Harrison, Valerie SEE THE CLASSIFIED Leach, Michelle Marberry, Adrianne organized at North Layton Junior High er School. Assistant Superintendent Gayle Stevenson of the school district office was guest speaker at a program to honor the new members. They are: seventh grade, Sandra Aimee Louisiana, Dawn Molzen, Theresa Morris, .Wendy Wright; eighth grade, Tammy Bolles, Evans, Pearson, Shauna Valentine, FOR BEST RESULTS and Deborah Winward. Essay Contest Winners Named Winners have been CLEARFIELD announced in the essay contest for junior high school students sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The theme for this years essay was How can I best serve America. The winners for American Auxiliary Unit 134 of Clearfield were all from Sunset Junior High School. Home Tour April A tour of eight homes in the ROY Roy area is being sponsored by the Roy High School PTSA to raise funds for the school marquee. The tour is scheduled for April 11 from 1 to 5 p.m. Participants will see different types of living styles and LDS In first place was Tammara Weaver, place was won by Duana Rock, 15, and third went to Lynette, Briersley, 14. The first and second place essay, winners will compete on the district level which involves winners from eight different units. From there the competition goes to the state level. 14. Second 1 1 in Roy 4456 South 1900 Wist Roy, Utah home designs on this tour. A hostess at each home will give visitors a guided tour of her residence. 731-14- COMPARE ACJO GAVE 33 READY FOR PLANTING r CRAB APPLE COTTONWOOD RED MAPLE SILVER MAPLE GREEN ASH MOUNTAIN ASH CLUMP BIRCH r 9MI?EQ1I3 1 I It Creeps yoy se D. 5-- 7 6-- 8 6-- 8 6-- 8 6-- 8 6-- 8 6-- 8 s99 $cn APRICOTS PEACHES PLUMS APPLES (DWARF) APPLES PEARS PLUMS REG. Deluxe Scotts Spreader $35 with purchase of 2 bags of o t t s Sc $12.49 SCOTTS TURF DUILDER WITH HALTS Fertilizer. REG. ,49 yM REG. HUDSON ALL-PUR- POSE 3 RAKE Evaporative Coolers REG. $22.99 $39.95 TRUE TEMPER Wright Universal $ CHERRIES TURF DUILDER Covers 4500 sq. Feet McORAW EOIDON COMPANY CFM COOLER (STANDARD) BARTLETT PEARS FT. FT. FT. FT. FT. FT. FT. SCOTTS ill 4500 10-- 6 SWEET CHERRY manager. Hours will be from 2:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The Clearfield Stake goal is 90 pints. They welcome all to participate in this worthwhile cause, Mrs. Miller said. SUNDAY TREES TREES 825-976- Stake Plans Blood Drive The Clearfield LDS CLEARFIELD Stake will hold its annual blood drive Thursday in the LDS Stake Center, 935 S.. State St., Clearfield. Services are being rendered by McKay-De- e Hospital under the direction of Mrs. Elaine Miller, the blood bank program 10-- 8 FRUIT SHADE The cost is $2.50 per person. Anyone interested in attending should call the ' school, WEEKDAYS GAL. 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