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Show Reed the Classifieds . . THE .Run a Classified ONLY 50c per Issue ' THURSDAY E, PAGE TWO MAY,' 5, 1960 Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Dixon and family left for Portland, Wednesday, April 27th after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Slama and Elmer C. Dixon parents of GlenMr. and Mrs. Don Slama went don. to Denver, last week end to visit Glendon is a jockey and he their son who is in the St. Luke his family spent the winter and a He was injured in Hospital. in Phoeniz riding in the races mine accident in Colorado. held there. They will reside m Portland this summer and he will participate in the races held there. Clearfield News yyyt ,w - ISPECIAL I y? 7fa$mC1utoMck Publisher flume EX EX . 2 9441 2 1184 Office Office 5380 So. 1900 W., Roy, 09 TMi OCUT13I national ED1TORIAI vT as)cti0i CC3 Enzmzsazam GIRLS INVITED Girls from Clearfield who received an invitation to partici pate m the Joyce Jantzen con test sponsored by the ZCM1 are Marilyn Marshall, Pat Jepson, Michele Gibbs, Francis Judd, Brenda Duel, Pat Woods, Mary Mass, Gerhardt Geockntz, Mar-gi- l Thurgood and Ilene Steele These girls met with with officials Monday evening for an interview in connection with the contest. L'-- V4 f- - (S- Convenient Budget Terms WEST POINT NEWS Happy birthday to Judy Rae Patterson on the 7th: Margie Montgomery the 8th. Glenn Moss and Diane Stoddard, Charles Stoddard on th c9th, Alan Johnston the 11th Duane Patterson, Annabel Ottley and Marsha Montgomery on the 12Lh and Eddi eMontgomery the 14, UP TO 15 MONTHS TO PAY AT DAVE'S SERVICE .We , sell, ,.v Citv-Coun- ty Mrs. Slaughter who has resided in Clearfield for a number of years is leaving in the near Phone News to the Following future to make her home m California She is loved by all the Beta Sigma Phi will hold EX 3 2067 Kyle Harrop, Roy who know her and she will lie a luncheon for their mothers in Janet Adams, Roy EX 4 1415 greatly missed here m the com- the observance of Mothers Day, Saturday at 1 p m at the Man-- : munity. Clearfield sion House in Ogden Fera Roberts TA 5 1092 A number of girls from Clear Theie will be a program and field were chosen last week at South Weber of the Soiority will members Davis High to be in the Pro Lola Brake . EX Scola There are a number of present each mother with a gift Mrs. Oscar Briggs will be in Uintah tests these girls must pass beof the reservations. Mrs EX charge Bevery Fernelius fore they can become members Wilbur will be in charge of the These tests include marching Rivordale tests as well as written tests gifts Mrs. Alice Chelmes will Verla Hull EX of decorations Thursday April 28 a banquet be in charge Helen Norton EX was held at Davis High for new A number of people of ClearSunset members of the organization. field who aie employed at the Letha McQuarrie TA New officers for the coming Western Service Center woiking West Point year were installed the same for the Internal Revenue Serv TA 5 2465 evening. Virginia Oleson ice will attend a dance which WOMEN OF THE Firemen s will be held at the Depot Re Clinton a meeting Mon creation Center on Saturday Erma Ross . . TA 5 2465 Auxiliary held day evening at the home of Car- May 14th at 9 p m Hooper Mr and Mrs Marcus Martinez olyn Schoffield and discussed Nedra Thurgood TA are very happy over the arrival plans for the 4th Of July. The Alpha Lambda chapter of of a baby girl who arrived March 29 Equally happy over her arrival are her three bro TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES NOW . . . thers. 91, Roy J ?' vr v" ', ' SZ. vd. . E liDIOLOGIC L MONITORS of the San Diego Civil Defense organization go through their paces by checking on fallout radlatloai at a training site designed specifically for civil defense use. After taking their readings, the men In background would radio their reports to a central NEWS REPORTERS tlighwa; , nothing but quality service ' ' -- vv vx. '$ T plotting and coordinating crew such as the two manning the radiological trailer In foreground. The nations radiological monitoring capability is all being expanded rapidly by civil defense at stalevels, Including more than 15,000 monitoring tions now operating. (OCDM Photo) Roy Post Office ces of Canada Seek Service Bids Bids to service two government owned truck are now being removed at the Roy Post Office for the fiscal year 1961 Bids open May 3, 1960 and close May 15, 1960 Designated forms may be obtained at the Roy Post Office. The Aaronic priesthood ban- quet will be hr Id the 12th of May at 6 p in at Clinton Ward amusement hall The Kay sn lie Seminary graduation exeuists will be held at the new kavwlle stake house on the evening of May 12 All parents of seminary graduates are invited to attend Three youngsters were baptized ,.iid confirmed members (f tlie Church by their fathers on Sunday John orlton Porter was baptized ..nil confirmed by his fathei Ji sepn Berl Porter, .iva Daun Dalton by her fat he i Dai ri II Dalton, and Sharon Bvb.e by lu r fathei Kennard By bee. Three babies wire blessed and given a name Sunday also. There were Ryan Leonaid Page son of Darrell and Melva Odd are' Page, the grandparents John and Beatrice Page, Julia Lynn Sessions daughter of Ste ven LaMont and Carole Mont and grand goim iv Sessions daughter of Mi and Mis Italian Montgoimn and Diew Onille Thm good son of Blame and June Pane Hun good whose giandpai mts are Susie Thur good King an dRayinond and Hoi once Pane Jav Caldwell was oulaiiud a Vim' He served prmcipaly in Rhode Island and Nova Scotia Mr Hall spoke of reveience, which he stated is profound respect mingled with love and awe. After Mr. Halls address a vocal solo was sung by Janet Moss, Sandra Moss and Ardis Manning. Carl Thurgood who recently returned from the Neth crlands mission stated the. It 1S what you teach that counts, it's what you are that makes the ie.il impulsion Fol lowing his remarks a piano solo was played by Slmley Wangs gaard p With a STEAM & DRY '"'I' IRON Reg. 19 95 PERFUMES and nt Garner Oleson who n turned just in time for the proglam from the East Ccn'ial States mission was the concluding speaker, parsed on some impressions from the missionary journal that he found to be so good he wanted to shale them with everyone It was nice to wileome back Grant Blake who visitid m West Point Sundav Giant and Hor once recently movid to Ogden They sold their home to the Hall family who really aie a lovelv Let s a'l n aki tlmm family welcome Next Tuesday the Ki'uf So cicty will begin quilling at Id am Leola Dalton will give her lesson in the morning At 2 p m Ruth Tippetts is Coning ic '1 a di n oiistration out dooi COLOGNE for MOM ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 1 lb box $1 1 -- 4 2 lb. box 2.70 MY SIN & Mi ARPEGE 'Q . CHANEL tharioal B in mg if steaks iluikens and h.imhui gers She will ils ogive iccipus cookeiv TABU-AMBUS- & ytX x pared taken out to in l t ht 1 20 CARAT CIRO'S OH-LA-L- A m who .toft aie ilma r who u ti. idling the Sun have joined Fuhi wh u- -e Pnriaiv woikeis New H vj po finen aid and 22 DANA of hamburger that i.in In aheid NO. 5 CHANEL NO. r, MAX FACTOR Mother's Day Sunday May 8th THE GIFT BOX Chocolates and butter bons l,2 e lbs. 2.15 exclusively ours . 2U lbc. . PRIMITIF and 3.15 HYPN0TIQUE . Ihe Old limwt 4 LARVIN'S ! beams home Stndda'd Star leader Ki, W.oeham eo piled leader and Cm a Patterson Blue e ie he r ree i lly re bird leak i leased whi dmiu' th.r'ks fui their earnest efforts aie Janet held Moss Elio Z.uu f and Lvuiia be confer15th will ward May King ence The waid officers and teachers are lequested to at tend all meetings All ward membe-r- s are invited to attend An interesting meeting was held Sundav evening with three ictciined missionaries as speak ers The meeting was presented by the MIA Invocation bv Rav Fisher Theme by Doris Oleson Jay Hall who recently returned from the New England mission After saying our prayers, was the first speaker. He stated we ought to do something to that the New England mission make them come true. 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