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Show I - 1 V r - riil 8 vi:eki.y mz :st tpg north pavi$ tCAotn, jung ?, news journal. nrgEx-0A- vi3 m -- ' 'HI1 tV , issionanes , J !M ELDER MOSS Susa Ca!e M Ken tailed Mni to me an LDS Alabama tiurnungham to Mis-tu- n. and will K entering the MuiMtwy T numng Center on July!. HE WlLLKktiftDrcdai sacrament meeting on June 29 at 10.20 a m. in the Syracuse first Ward, 7u9 South West. LUcr Cook graduated from Clearfield High School and four yew remmary, A member of the ichaoi'i band, he wa alio a member of the National Honor Society. THIS PAST year he ha Ken attending Utah State University. An active member of the Syracuse f irst Ward, he ha Ken an assistant to the bi'hop in the Pnest Quorum and ha earned hit Eagle Scout award. On July 10 he will enter the Mission Training Center. 2d MR AND MRS. WILLIS LOWRY Called To Serve Mr. ami Mrs. Willi I. Low- ry of Hawthorne Dr., Latun, have Ken called to 191 re an LDS nuion in California. They will K honored on June 29 at 9 a.m. in the regular Sacrament meeting service. the chapel is located at 7K9 Wasatch Dr., Layton. THEY W ILL enter the Mission Training Center in Provo on July 2. Mr. lowry is retired from Hill A! B and ha been engaged in carpentry work and selling real estate. He and his wife have been residents of Davis County for the past 30 years. They have lived in Layton for 19 years. He has Ken the secretary in the his high priest group for the past ten years. MRS. LOWRY ha Ken the Relief Society librarian for the past several years: a nursery leader in the Relief Society: a Sunday School icacher. Prim- ary Teacher and the ward genealogy training leader. Tbcey are the parents of 13 living children, with one King deceased. They have 26 gran- dchildren and one THEY grat-grandchil- d. RECENTLY attended a high school class reunion of Mr. Lowry's held in Legrange. Wyo. They also visited relatives in other nearby htSIN LI the Mr, and Mr. John K. Caley, J4JI West IJU) North, West Pomt. She will K speaking at the West Point fourth Ward sac lament meeting at 10 29 a m. on Sunday morning, June 29. The chapel is located at J4g West Jtf) North, West fowl. A GRADUATE of Clearfield High School and four year lemmary, MisiCaley has been aclisely engaged in the organ!-latuof her ward, ha erved in the Relief Society Young Adult program and also a a teacher in the Sunday School m and Primary organization. vb A daughter arrived on May 20, 1980 at the McKay-De- e Hospital to Mr. and Mr. Dennis K. Rasnusscn of Clearfield. She weighed 7 lb. 13 oz. . and will K named Candace Jolcne Rasmussen. She wa welcomed at home by her older brother Dennis Shane and a lister Dana Marie. Grandparents are Mr. and ELDER HALLING Elder Mark A. Hoskins, son of the late Afton and Gwelda F. Hoskins, 309 E. 650 S., Farmington, and formerly of Elder Marvin W. Hailing has been called to serve an LDS mission in the Venezuela Maracaibo Mission. He will be honored at the Clearfield Third Ward Sacrament meeting on June 29 at 10:50 a.m. Location of the chapel is 231 E. 300 N., Clearfield. The American Red Cross will be host to a blood pressure clinic June 26 at the Bonneville Chapter, 1961 Washington Blvd., Ogden from 12noonto4 p.m. WHAT IS more important to you than your good health? If this is true, then anything we can do to keep healthy in every respect is worth a few minutes of our day occasionally. We, at the Red Cross, have blood pressure clinics once a month to help you keep track of one factor that is extremely important to part of your good health. ABNORMAL BLOOD pressure can cause unhealthy kidneys, enlarged and overworked heart. Unfortunately there is no symptoms for KaSSSille OiapcI, THE NEW eider is a gradu- ate of Davii Hgh Svhool. He wa ctise in the symphonic and marching band winning many awards in hit percussion admires. II ha Kid ship position trouble. The clinic is free to anyone who will take a few minutes of their time and let our compo-ten- t people check your blood pressure for you once a month. in various Ktysville, and grandson of Greydon S. and Libel B. Holt of Layton. Mr. Joseph Thorsun, and Mr. Ldna Rasmus-teKay-vill- e, n. Clearfield. Mrs. Rasmussen wa the former Arlene Thorton, vsb si$ t-- Mifl J 21 1 Ward. 2120 W. Gentde. tlder Anderson graduated Last) High School and the Layton Seminary. He attended thiie College in St. fkorge foe IK past year. He lettered in the basketball program at Lay ton High andwason basketball team. IK He also played basketball at Diste College. from Syracuse By VIRGIN! I2S-M9- I BENNETT I cooking club ha Ken organized in Syracuse, and will be known a the Sensational Seven. Weekly meetA4-- ing are planned for every Wednesday during the summer month. Leader of the group it Mrs. Dorothy B. Bnuy. she will hold the meeting at her home. Officicrs of the club are KimKrly Redford, president; Stephanie Bouy, vice pres ident; Melanie Turner, secretary: Michele Steed, reporter. Stephanie Thurgood. song leader; Kristen Cook. Kalrfi and safety: end MicKHe Cor-gai-t, recreation director. A full program is planned for who reside in Sacramento. Cahf. Mr. Roy Hodgson i recovering from surgery that she underwent in the Me Kay-DeHospital in Ogden recently. e Mis Michele Steed, daugh- the girls and the course they have chosen it expected to ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steed, is able to be up and around again, after surgery. Mr. and Mr. Jay Bodily have returned from a two isit to the home of their w eck son and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bodily and family McBride and Mr. and Mrs. Mcl in Da is of Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Williams. Layton, have all enjoyed a vacation trip to California. help them achieve during the scheduled lime. Mr. and Mrs. Claude dtedk mi MM m ir He is a graduate of Clearfield High School and the Clearfield Seminary. He has attended USU this past year. He has held numerous positions in the Clearfield Third Ward and has earned his Duty To God award and is also an Eagle Scout, vsb abnormal blood pressure so a that may regular check-u- p warn you when there is many leader- church organization and was aw at ded hi Dot to God award. He ha attended the U. of U. for the past year. Brent hat Ken performing at a professional drummer wnh several bands in the area. ILDIR MOSS leave for IK MissionTrainmg Center on July 3. He it the son of Stanley D. and Norine If. Most of ELDER HALLING is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Merrill Hailing, 198 E. 100 N., Cleafirld. He will enter the Mission Training Center on July 10. Clinic To Test Blood Pressure n. A,,llti 2h - Gordon L. LAYTON Anderson, nmufklf- - and Mr. Newell T, Anderson, W, 1 N.. laiy ton, has Ken called til vme M the fhihppne (In iii HEM UL enter tK Mission Turning Center on July J and will speak in Sacrament meeting on Sunday. June 29. at IJd P m, in the Layton Second 11 b ELDER HOSKINS Elder Hoskins graduated from Davis High School and has attended the U. of U. this past year. HE WILL depart on July 3 for the Mission Training Center in Provo, vsb hiiagtiCSpaftnhJMiv-SM- Hu farewell wa held June 22 in the Creitwood Judy A, M.llcr, dUujhief of Hen and Dcim M.iter. JlJ 1 aift Chicago Illinois Mission. He will be honored at the Farmington Second Ward Sacrament meeting, 200 E. 695 S., at 4:50 p.m. Sunday, June 29. ELDER HOSKINS resided in Clearfield until the passing of his parents, and since that time has made his home with a Mr. brother and sister-in-laand Mrs. Sherman Hoskins of Farmington. iUimw( states. ? Clearfield, has been called to toerrsean Elder ha Ken called LDS mmun to the Clearfield Births LDS Missions serve an LDS mission to The daughter of KAYSVILLE Brent G, M ELDER ANPKIiSGN at 9 a m , Sunday. June 29 in . Daley lay ton, hat U rd, o9 iHe accepted an rmssjon rust CreviwooJ Road. He w d to IK Dkluhoma Juts MisMi the M me Hong Kong sion, oo and w ill enter the A fkkiVtf II. testimonial ary Turning Center on July I, w ill K Kid June29tpm in BR ID tithe ton of Dr. and the layMiVihV ard U, afed at Mr. George F. Snell. 1437 79 Last vt .natch Dr. She 41 North 75o i jsi, Kay s tile, and enter the Mission Training i a member of the Kays die Home on July o 2oth 16 ard. He graduated from Dasi High School and LDS Mis Mdler I a graduate of Seminary, w here he wa actie High School and a four Layton in sport and drama. y ear graduate of Layton Seminary program. 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