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Show Advertising placed In TOE returned a 7 to ratio to Merchant 1 THE THURSDAY, E NOVEMBER 10, t 1960 RACE SEVEN rrr Letter To The Editor Clearfield News I read with interest' the let- WEST POINT NEWS ter sent in to the paper last week by a group of teenagers. I am back of themr.all the way in. their feeling that there should be some kind of entertainment provided for the teenagers in Clearfield. As the one girl stated there is nothing to do in Clearfield but to go to a show. The LDS has a fine program for -- our - youth - but "there are a large number of teenagers who live in Clearfield which do not belong to the LDS Church and so they do not participate in activities provided by the LDS Church. Last winter teenhops were held but due to the early hours thedances had to be held many of the older teenagers would not attend.' The dances were discontinued with the idea of beginning them again this winter. I hope that if the dances are held again that the parents will encourage their boys and girls to attend these dances and help make them a success. I appreciate the teenagers who sent the letter in to the paper in reply to the one previously printed which I had written. Now I would like to have some opinions from the teenagers again as to what they think of the idea of teenhops again this winter in Clearfield, and if they would support them if they are held. Also I would like any comments on why they didnt come out and participate in the dances which were held last winter in Clearfield. Mrs. Miles K. Roberts Clearfield 10 On Thursday Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. the Relief Society annual bazaar and supper will be held, the supper will be served at 6 p.m. The booths will be opened at 7 W. Aprons, Luilts and various handiwork will be sold. At 6:30 two films will be shown One film will be a safety film and the other will be Sun Val-ieSummer and Winter. The dinner will be 80 cents for adults and 40 cents for children up to 12 years. There will be no charge for the films. Louis M. Hall has been called to serve in the British Mission. Louis will leave for the mission home Dec. 5 and for the Mission Field on Dec. 12. I he time of his farewell testimonial will be announced later. The Hall family purchased the Grant Blake home a few months ago and have been active in the West Point Ward since their arrival. Mrs. Hall lived in West Point when she was a girl. She is a sister of Charles and Wesley Stoddard. We wish Louis a happy and successful mission. y The Stake Speech Contest, will be held in West Point, on Saturday evening, Nov. 12 at 7 30 p.m. Winners from the various wards in the stake will compete in the contest. The next stake temple day is Nov. 18. We are going to have to keep busy to equal the records set last year. All who have recommends are urged to attend. Some very fine talks were OFF LAYTON'S CLOTHINGS VARIETY ST. INSURANCE INTRODUCING NEW MANAGER jite HOLIDAY MONEY NOW! OPEN TILL 8 P.M. TOP QUALITY AND VALUE SINCE ROY SHOPPING CENTER Bouffant Slips Special Group LadiesDresses 699 SOUTH STATE Hooper News Craythome and Nedra ThurShe also went deer hunting Clearfield Missionary good. with Mr. and Mrs. Edwards A trip to New York City, then Members of the Alpha Lamb- and Mr. and Mrs. Potter while The monthly meeting of the BAPTIST CHURCH da Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi she was visiting. She brought on to Paris, France is the good . Sorority met last Thursday eve- back a nice two 800 N. and U.S. 91 point buck with fortune of Norma Lwe Helms. Hooper Womens Club has been ning at the home of Mrs. G. Clearfield to her when she jined returned She Clifford her Clearof husband, Lowry Livingstone postponed and will be held 10.30 a.m. School field. With Alice Chelemes and Clearfield. f Sunday J.( "Helms in Paris where he is Mrs. Dale Livingston as Co7:00 P.M. 16 at the home Nov. Preaching Wednesday, TOUGII LUCK just seems to stationed with the U.S. Army. hostesses. Mrs. Hugo Mueller Phone TA 5 0798 gave the lesson Environment, run in some families. Such has They plan to be there for the of Delsa Fowers. For Information Glendon in case been the the FOR RENT Health, Work and Play." Very nice Moulton family who reside at next two years. Lucile- Chick and her daughhouse brick partly furn., NEW ARRIVALS Mr. and 155 So. 500 East in Clearfield. Helen Lowe accompanied her ter, Sheri, are here from InMrs. Ross Tippetts, twin girls, For several months Mr. Moulgarage and storage. Six min. GOVERNMENT Qct.. 28; Mr. and Mrs. Willard ton has had to take it easy due daughter to New York where dianapolis, Ind., visiting friends from base in Clearfield. $90. Lewis, girl, Oct. 27; Mr. and to rheumatic fever, then recent- they spent several days sightcame by and relatives. They SURPLUS SALES Mrs. Richard Frongner, girl, ly Mrs. Moulton spent two and shopping. They also Nov. 3; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred weeks in the Dee Hospital. It seeing attended some of the show's. train and will be here about EARN EXTRA Christmas monNow can buy direct W. Barney, girl, Nov. 3. write from anyone was hoped that would end the Helen also returned home six weeks. ey, for information U.S. Government Surby Mrs. Miles spent the first trouble for awhile for the famBox 194, Logan, Utah. plus Depots, by mail for , jet. At sacrament services Sunpart of last week visiting with ily, but old man bad luck'-wa-s or for resale. Camyourself babies new as around for lelatives in southern Utah. their still hanging Hooper Before Norma's departure, day, three eras, binoculars, cars, jeeps, Mrs. Roberts stayed at the young son who will be three in were given a name and a ble.s ROY PRINTING CO. prints trucks, boats, hardware, ofhome of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ed- February was going down the she was honoied at an open statefice machines and equipThe tiny daughter of farewells, missionary ing. house home of at the her par wards in Lyman, Wayne Coun- steps which go into the basewas and Joan and Simpson Lowe. and ments, weddings, envelopes, ment, tents,oftools Helen ty. She also visited with Mrs. ment and he had but two left ents, Clyde other items at and Junior named Shelly Kay. etc. WE ALSO HAVE colored a fraction of their original oseph Asay a sister who lives to go, when he fell. The fall Wishes for a speedy recovery Myiene Naisbjlt named their m Monroe, Utah, with Mrs. resulted in the breaking of two and white POSTER BOARD. cost. Many items brand new. bones in his leg. Friends and go out to Rose Mitchell, who boy dint J. and the son of Lisle For list of hundreds of U.S. fell named last was and this broke her Parker all Luella and Monday neighbors hope that Government Surplus Depots, given by Gregg Jones, Karen will end the bad luck in. the hip. She is confined to the Dee Evan Parel. located in every State and Broadhead, and Randie Putfamily for a while any way. overseas with pamphlet nam. Hospital. Work on the new grocery How Government Can Ship A baptismal service was held CLEARFIELD IS beginning Auto Fire Ann Hunter and Janeal Cox store and post office is moving Direct To You," plus procetwo a new with and to look on take morning Sunday were each entertained a group of along rapidly. They are expectdures. HOW TO BUY and youngsters baptised. They the building program progressEnumclaw Insurance how to get FREE SURPLUS, friends last week. Anps guests ed t be finished within the near were confirmed at sacrament ing at it is. mail $2.00 to - SURPLUS C. Tesch, Agent services. Marsha Bingham was borne of the business places were Connie Holley, Sheri Pack future. This building is located SALES INFORMATION confirmed by her father, Ar- have moved to the new Smith er, Sally Johnson, Colleen just north of Uichins Maihel 3608 Washington Blvd. P.O. Box No. SERVICES, nold Bingham a s s i s ted by Building which was built re- George, Judy Beirett, Pat Man and will EX replace the present 1818, Washington 5, D.C. Blaine Thurgood and Bishop cently. ning, Janeal Cox and Ardeil structure. Loy F. Blake and George Q. Hunter. Bennett of the stake presiAmong those moving to the Guests of the Newel ThurClearfield new location is dency. At Janeals home were RaNae good family last w'eek were VerClearfield field Cleaners, Dept. Cory Venstra was confirmed the Clearfield Drug. Higley, Ann Hunter, Colleen non and Steven Thurgood of by his grandfather Heber Mont- Store and George, Marian Cox, Mildred Glendale, Calif. gomery assisted by his father In the near future Clearfield ' Venstra. Jay will also have a new post ofVerda Johnston was sustain- fice. Duffy Palmer has now ed as a Sunday School teacher moved in his new building ROY LUMBER JIMMIES SHOES at the sacrament meeting. We which is located east of Rexall Wayne H. Green wish her happiness in her new Store. Drug position. Manager Roy Branch BUHL0FFS FURNITURE ROY The infant son of Charles f Evans Jr., and Ramona Fisher LA & Used Electric Motors-Ne- w was given a name and blessPioneer Finance Co. Installed Repaired All On The Roy Strip He was in born California ing. we are happy to have them Sincere -- Capable Experienced back with us. Ramona was born Time to check your South of Side East 5500 Street in West Point and' is the daughWell Known ter of Clifford and Rosetta Motor Heating FRIDAY NITES Fisher. Thought for the Week: No matter what physical disLots of Free Parking abilities, or heartaches we may AVOID THE LATE RUSH with we have, grateful hearts STREET OGDEN can still express thanksgiving PHONE AHEAD FOR ONE STOP SERVICE PHONE EX 4 9219 tor: Freedom to worship, to 5649 SOUTH 1900 WEST, ROY, UTAH PH. EX 3 8434 work, to think, to live, to feel a sense of possession of that which is ours, and know that no autocrat, no dictatorial government can take these from us. Thanksgiving that a mans home is his castle, for himself, his wife, and his children Thankful for our government, grateful for the church, grateful tor friends, for men and women whom we can trust. Thankfulnesss consists of two conditions first the sensing of favors received, and second, a readmes to acknowledge them. 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