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Show 7 dftijliieii . i lti& IL&lk i triAssllled m mtnbmm, fritmBAV ' tMJt ife its ilu itrtv , pAce im rots July B, firyaft Femelius July 3, in Cedar City and teaches a Michael Hartihann July 7, Cary HEWS UINTAH band of 42 and an orchestra, Hartmanii July 5, Charlene besides taking choir two night in sacrament meeting Mills July i, Mary Osmond July Richard Martin, son of Mr. a feuhday week and also is a iVard there Were three babies blessed. 8, Annette Stoddard July 3, and and Mrs. Lloyd Martin, is sportteacher. Is he keepiflj busyf Hie .first baby blessed was the Kerl Wright July 8. a Con56 Pontiac ing classy daughter of Jackie And Roger And vertible and visiting his folks Burson Michael Mayor The 4th of July the family waS arid friends the past few days. son, Mike, enjoyed the Fourth Nelson the name given her Beth and Clarence Femelius of second Nelson. The He Ik employed in construc- of July Week end with their Tamira Leewas blessed was the held a family party up to Jack that baby tion work in Montpelier, Idaho. trailer camping lh East Can- daughter of Basil and Shirley Keyes. Those who wanted Vent visited.-It has been reported that yon. Combe. Thd hame given her was $wimming the other food was servckl. of lot good third Combe. Ann The Jill baby Elders Robert L. McQuarrie and Mr. and Mrs. Eari Gomm, that was blessed was the daugh- There was 35 who enjoyed the Joel H. Izatt, have reached former residents tf Sunset, but ter of Delbert and Phillas Ben- 4th of July. their mission fields of ddty, now bf Carmichael, California, nett The name given her was Cora and Frank Milchel spent France and England o.k. and announce the marriage of their Hna Bennett sometime visiting with thejr are digging right in with heart week. Aon, Gayle, to Sandra Lee Sell i and soul to make their We are very sorry to hear that family and friends last Of Sacramento, bn July 16. Rosa Messerly got a branch of Cora is Glen and Bill Hills successful. Mrs. Ruth Tippets, & former a tree stuck into one third of sister. Mr. And Mrs. Kenneth BrownSunset resident, is now at her his eye. vahave Ofirt Bybee, Heber Femelius, returned from a ing home in Bountiful, for Happy birthday greetings go Ahd Floyd Malan Spent last cation trip to Southern Utah sisters a few days recuperating and out this week to Corey Combe Thursday and Friday tip in and Parks. resting after a delicate operaWyoming fishing. From what Mr. and Mrs. Glendon (?. tion Ort her face and head for week-feh- d they Say fishing was very good. families spent the holiday Porter have returned from two arthritis. She is repored as getat Bear Lake. They enjoyed Re arid Georgia Fowers are weeks visit in Arkansas where ting long fine A bf now. boating, dancing and other Athe summer up in bpehdlrtg they enjoyed the company of ctivities. Choice The North DaVis With their mother. Washington Dean Bushnell, a brother of Mrs. Others taking advantage of Citizens Day is to be held July Porter. y weekend Were Mr. Last Wesnesday night a Re16 at the Clinton Park. It la the three-daThe Gay Note class in Sunand Mrs. Royden Poll, Mr. and lief Society party Was help up attendance a that goodly set Ward Primary were enter- hoped Mrs. Edward Poll Mr. and Mrs. to Osmonds. Those who wanted of these fine people Will be Vine Poll, Mr. And Mrs. Geary to go swimming, the others tained Tuesday, June 28, with there. A lively program and Markham, Mr. and Mrs. Theron played bingo and visited with weiners and marshmallow roast is being planned. Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. Herman each other. A lovely time was at Clinton Park, by their teach- lovely dinner The twin boys of Mr. and Westbroek, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- enjoyed by all. All the ladies in er, Young. liam Poll, Mrs. Lola Brake and the town were invited. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scott Mrs. J. Ray Ward were bapwho vacationed at familyies and eonfirfned tized Saturday Wiberg and family have enBefore the word is spoken Hoop Lake. They not only had 1 father. their evCnlhg, July by a vacation at Yellowstone A nice joyed must govern it. After it is was but it you fishing trip The infant soti of Mr. And Park the past week where it too. it will govern you. a reunlbn spoken family quite is a cool and refreshing Atmos- Mrsi Kenneth A Hill was bles- Lynn Dickamore spent a few If any of you have news call phere, together with the big sed and glVen the hame Spencer days at the Byram sheep camp EX on Monte. Grant and Janean trout fishing and other things K. Hill, by his father. Brent Barnett was advanced went up Sunday night, spent of ihterest. convention of Van L. Bushnell, son 6f Mr. in the Priesthood, to A Teacher. the night, ad returned on Monwith their son. day la Mrs. son the Mr. bf and He Mrs. and George L. Bushnell, Our fast meeting on Sunday jehoVAHs Witnesses s The graduated recently, after three WbodroW Barnett. was enriched with the blessing The Ogden cohgtegation of also have a ton, Dale, who of babies. A years in the National Guard, to baby girl, daughter Jehovahs Witnesses has been misLDS an left for 2nd Lieutenant of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wood was He had the has just blessed by her grandfather, Ly- Invited to attend a four day privilege of seeing her crowned sion to the Southern States, Mrs. Mr. and man Schenks, and was given Christian convehtion to be held Fuller Eugene and dancing with the Queen of the State of Utah. Van lives and family are welcomed Into the name of Connie Marie. Lee August 4th to 7th at the Utah the Sunset area. They occupy and Nola recently moved Into State Fairgrounds Coliseum in Reid Starks home next to her Salt Lake City it was announced by tended a Bowles reunion held the home formerly owned A baby boy, son of Mr. Harbert-son- . parents. Mrs. Mr. today by Ronald S. Bain, Jr., and Robert at Harrimon, Utah last Satur-daand Mrs. John E. Kay, was blessMr. Bain presiding minister. There 81 were in ed evening. by Mrs. Kays brother, and will head the group of about The Salt Lake l4emple is now given attendance. the name of Gregory On June 26 Mr. and Mrs. Miles closed through the month of Wayne. Congratulations to both 170 delegates from the Ogden and Roy communities. Roberts and family enjoyed be- July, but those having recom- families. Mr. and Mrs. Johh Daylotl and ing present at the Nielson fam- mends may attend the Logan The purpose of the conferily reunion held at the Murray Temple during this time. Susan, and Mr. and Mrs. Bus ence, said Mr. Bain, is to proCity Park in Murray. and Julie enjoyed a few vide additional instruction for Happy birthday to Irleen Marcus Hiere were approximately DO Ward days Vacation at Ponds Lodge irt the Witnesses and to strengthen on to Lee 6, July Judy in attendance. Idaho. them as Christians in their purMonte Jones who is with the Whatcott and Douglas Chilson Nayon and Kermit Brimhali to on suit of peace with both God and Osmer Knight spent the weekend July 7, Air Force left by bus Monday visiting in their fellow man. There will for New Jersey. He will leave on. July 11, to Carol Tribe on Vernal, Utah. BiU Gibson, Junior and Dick be sessions throughout each day Shortly fof Greenland trhertt hfi July 12 and Corinne Larsen will be statiorted for a yeai. Mr. Mafeoh on July 13. We also ex- Dayton, had nice fishing trip deVoted to Bible discourses, Jones and Betty Roberts wbre tend late happy birthday to Mrs. on the Salmon River in Challi;, discussions and practical demonmarried recently. Betty will con- Zina Kay and Nevin Criddle Idaho. They catlght Ohly onl; strations of missionary methtinue as a dental assistant t6 oh salmon but the several troul he explained. July 4. ods, Dr. Peterson while her husband frie North Davis Stake High caught made it worth while and Thousands of delegates are is overseas. enjoyable. Junior celebrated his Pflest Quorus have some inter- anniversary fishing while Helen expected to attend from Utah, Mr. And Mrs. Stanley Steele and sons Bill and Craig of Las esting programs and speakers was home with sick children. Coloradd, Wyoming, Nevada, Idaho and Montana. VegAs Called At the nome of Mr. each month. Their last meet- Happy annivezsary anway. and Mfs. Miles Roberts last Sat- ing held June 27 they invited urday. the Steels are a neice the Seventies and their wives and hephew of Mrs. Roberts. to hear Cleon Skouscn who is a well educated and wonderful As Advertised in Saturday Evening Post By TANYA STUCKI speaker. At long last Clearfield can It needs everything besides the boast Its own high school. But building that the Board of EdMr. and Mrs. Claude Nix are ucation is furnishing before it can be a school. Want to help in enjoying their anniversary by spending a few days in Yellowits metamorphosis?? Right now its first student stone National Park. Marsh Lake was the destinabody officers are trying to get to get things underway the tion of the Norman Blanch famathletic suits must be ordered, ily last weekend where they pep club uniforms planned and fished for four dajs. This weekplanned and banners and insig- end they are visiting Loiss folks in Park City. nias all readied. Lester Bryan is in Japan on Comes now the part you can plan in helping all this get or- TDY for Hill Field where he ganized. Clearfield High needs works. Loretta Bisel spent the last a team name and school colors before any of this can be ac' week with a sister in Brigham complished and we urgently City. Exchanging boys for a few need your help! Put on your thinking caps days are the David Cook family or ask mom, dad, big brothers and the LeRoy Duncan family or sisters for their ideas if of Centerville. Jittimy is at thd Duncan's while Dale is Visiting yours wont click, write em down before July 13th and here. Spending the Fourth of July mail em to Suzanne Gardner weekend in Yellowstone with a student body vice president for of friends is Ray Peek. 1960-61- , Rt. 1, Box 730, Clear- group Carol Ann Nix has returned field. home from a nice vacation In Davis has its Darts BountiCalifornia where she Visited . ful, its Bears. We need some- with relatives. She was away a thing oh, like say Clearfield week. She returned home with Clippers that can be represent- an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ed symbolically by a whitesail-c- d Leo Macha who are visiting clipper ship on a field of here with the Bouchard family It a wonderfully fresh, crisp, dressy, feel and look our expert blue and then the school colors for 10 days. drycltaning gives your wash 'n wear clothes. No stains. No might be blue and white. Get All Faces West will be preidea? sented this year from spot. No wrinkles. No washing and ironing chore youve never 14 to In fact, get several, send the 17. To save standing inJuly had before. line for complete ones in where they'll tickets you can get them from W keep the tailored-I- n fashion of your wash n wear clothes be voted on and you may just John Mathis. the one to have yours accepted, alive and appealing. Miss Judy Keyes is spending a your name acknowledged here, few days visiting at the Deloert As tnemberS of the National Institute of Drycleaning, we.have and reap the school's and com- Smith family. The Wilford Keyth latest information on the care of wash n wear fabrics. munities gratitude for your es family have just returned timely contribution. from New Zealand i the brother Make sure your wash n wear clothes took better and last longer. Remember it's your school of Mildred Smith. Call us today. and here's your chance to have Mr. and Mrs. Harold Earl and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kendell and jour say! t TiLl aUALITT DRYCLBANIN A Sunset News mis-sioh- Mrs.-Maria- Bar-nett- Clearfield News By Linda Itansing tired after Oh, dear, I'm 0 90-0-- a busy weekend 1 could hardly do my housework this morning, but I managed to struggle through it knowing Id be able to share a tall glass of lemonade t and lots of interesting with you! chit-cha- .Now isnt it down right rible that the Melvin Lotz horfam- ily of 502 So. 800 East is moving to Kaysville before the end of the month. Just as we were getting to know them quite well they pull up stakes and move again, but we hope they will come and see us at the first 865 So. 500 East, or like the family of Aubrey J. Powell who chance they get. spent the weekend at YellowA welcome smile and a ready stone oh a wonderful fishing hello has moved out of Clear- trip, and the W. W. Early family field for overseas duty, yes. that of 499 So. 500 East, who also welcome smile and ready nello took advantage of the prolongbelongs to all the members of ed weekend by spending it at R. L. HushbeCk family of 792 Chalk Creek. E. 350 So. They are now on their You always hear about the way to California awaiting or- small town boys who do good in ders to Weisbaden, Germany. the big world. Well here is We all hope that they will re- One Who did good. The person is and return member us someday Milan son of the late A. Smith, to the friends who miss them So T. Smith of Clearfield is presiI bet most of the people of dent of the Washington Stake Clearfield went some place over and also president of the Nationthe Fourth of July weekend al Canncra Assn. Besides these even if it was just for one night honors Mr. Smith is planning like the familyl of Don Lund of a trip to Russia. On this trip he will visit Russian canning, baking, sugar, pieat packing and grain plants. PROFESSIONAL Beacons Counseling Service TA 5 4065 TA Clearfield Salt Lake A boy scout Jamboree is on the schedule for Scott Lund, Son of lion and Wflnda Lund, 565 So. 500 E and Douglas Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson, 765 Birch. These boys were chosen from all the boys in their troop. Before the jamboree, which COUNSELING MARRIAGE Ogden - ' ' t.v. -- starts the 19th and ends the 80th. There will be a training camp for the boy to attend, the training camp starts the 14th nd ends the 16th, (there will e just enough time between the camps for the boys mothers to wash, iron, and repack their clothing). Miss Geneal Gardner a member of the Party Pixies Club is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gardner of 94 W. 300 No. Geneal, a of eight years, attended the Youth Leadership conference earlier this month. While there they attended classes in such fields as cooking, clothing and etfc. Geneal attended a class in recreation. There they learned sUch things as entertaining to large and small groups. Also included m the five day Schedule were parties and dances by the dozens. A very gay party was for Douglas Hansing was held by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Hansing of 490 So. 500 E. This was a very special day for Douglas because he was six on the sixth. Members Of the all of his friends in the neighborhood afterwards Douglas was treated to a very delicious dinner by his parents. Well, this is about all of the talk I can possibly remember to pass on to someone else, but dont worry Ill be back in just awhile to soak in somemore over the interesting chit-cha- t 4-- party-include- BACK-FENC- v o - $ Simplify insect CLEARFIELD STAKE CHURCH NEWS Fourteen boys of the Clearfield First Ward who are in the Aaronic Priesthood and have achieved their mid season award for attendance will be going to Yellowstone. Mr. Ross Sanders, bishop and Mark Perry will accompany them ther. The Sixth,. Ward in Clearfield is concentrating on building themselves a new meeting house. Only two weeks ago they held a carnival at Clearfields Central Park. There was a chuck wagon breakfast to start things bff Shd then everyone enjoyed themselves St booths furnished by the, auxiliary organizations, there was also a roving train and horses for the children to ride. A new bishopric was installed in the Clearfield Fourth Ward last Suflday. Hie new counselors are Gayle Starks and LamSh Hedgepeth replacing Dewain Blair and Allen Hodson. The new ward clerk Is Leland Flor-anc- e who is replacing Ruland Cummihgs. All th emembers of the Ward wish to thank the out goidg txifSorts fot- the grand work they have done and to congratulate the new people on the calling that has been placed befbre them. 1 know that all of the wards fe busy With their roadshows, ilk 1 Wish W remind you all of the Fun Day that is going to be held July 16 at Central Park in Clcarficl dand to urge you 11 t6 turn dut and make this a htige success. . control on FRUIT... I s' f'I U K a - v ' - V; ' - . - insecticide ' r V X - v la-- . $r ,,vV V, now one insecticide, controls U10 major frail insects... a Effective gets even the tough ones - Safe one of th later pho JphdW insecticides ' - Versatile may be used on most fruits Residua tolerance of 0 75 ppm on many frUit trod recommendation permit application relatively clow to harvev omomATORS or dot msienaoei QtiOV AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS f o. t Cew ew Mia wr (toad. " Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mackey were overjoyed Sunday when they received the hews of twth grand daughters. The little red headed misses arrived Sunday fhorhlng at 9 30 a m. at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake. Equally happy are Mr. and .Mrs. Leon Mackey of Salt Lake who are parents of the twins. little Sarah Jo is anxiously awaiting th feattiyal .of not one new sister but two. This little gal has red hair also. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wasson werd nappy to be back home in Clearfield after being gone six weeks. They visited In both Kansas and Illinois while they werfi gOhe. They returned to Clearfield last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bosler and children Leo Jr., Donna and Mike of Lima, Ohio visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Mueller last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bowles and sons Steven and Terry at- - y So. Weber News Feel good, look good In drycleaned wash n wear Men's Children's Shoes Women's LATEST STYLES & UP Fast Guar. Serv. 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