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Show I r t faffi Jr SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1963 . plant them in the new citv garden. cleared $126.00 to add to the plamed for the youngsters and Enjoy Your Garden all are urged to attend. ward building fund. The garden club has invited FIFTH WARD NINTH WARD the public to help to develop The primary reports that they Welcome home meetings have the garden and to take pride in have a new teacher. Belva Par- been held for four returned it. They encourage people to visit sons has agreed to be the Sunduring the past tw( the garden and to enjoy The Iris Clearfield City has a new Iris the hillside. beam teacher. Two boys have weeks. Bishop and Mrs. Merlin The Iris Society of Utah donated garden. Garden located on the north hillgraduated from primary, they Cook reported last Sunday on This spring it was necessary side of the new city 2,000 plants to the proiect when are Steven Eames, son of Mr. their activities while they were at 800 E. between 450 S. and the program was suggested. Other for Mr. Fronberg, a member of park find Mrs. Bill Eames and Jeff serving in England; and tljj 700 S. donaters include Mr. and Mrs. the club, to spend several hours Gale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith previous Sunday, Dexter Rees ROY STAKE food for unexpected emergencies. The iris gardens are now to Maughan from Clinton who gave removing the debris anf clutter, Gale. Both boys earned their sec and Ned Willy told of their ex. Two special practices will be bloom. There are several hundred 500 plants, Mrs. Marion Allen giv- empty bottles, cans and trash Bishop Ileiner reports that there and class scouting awards and periences as missionaries in Gerheld tonight and Saturday morning are still a few potatoes left and plants along the hillside with sev- ing 200 plants which include some from among the iris. orboth were approved to he many. Both meetings were very of her favorite Black Knights, Residents of the area are asked eral varieties. for the stake choir which will anyone wishing to purchase some dained in the near interesting and inspiring. deacons The iris were planted by mem- and Mrs. James Wilkinson. by the garden club to take pride sing Sunday in Stake conference. should contact him. future. Relief society work meeting and bers of the North Davis Garden Later this summer when the in their park. They are asked to The Thursday practice will be The boys of the Aaronic Priest-ian- d Michael Gale Wixom was orClub who gave their time to in- iris have bloomed, the public will restrict their children from sliding visiting teachers report meeting held at 6:30 in the Roy Third their advisors are planning dained to the office of Priest will be held June 12 at 7:30 p.m. troduce this new project. Plans be invited to join with the garden down the hills where the iris are and Eighth wards chapel, and the a combination work and pleasure in the Aaronic Priesthood last The ladies are preparing for a have been made for this project club in Clearfield Iris Planting growing; from digging big holes Saturday practiced will begin at outing next weekend. They were Sunday. to develop through the years un- Day." They will be asked to bring to play in and to refrain from bazaar in the fall and help is 10 a.m. in the Ogden tabernacle Elder Fred Stettler, son of Mr. needed in sewing articles for this. given the assignment to replace til the North hillside could be one iris from their own gardens when picking and destroying the and will continue until noon. All some glass and clean up around and Mrs. George W. Stettler, will In addition to machine sewing beautiful garden. It is planned they have been divided and help those concerned are urged to the camp. After the work is done enter the mission home June 10 will be embroidery work there that as the iris grow they can attend these last two practices. they will have a little fun and prior to his departure for the and quilting. All women of the be divided and planted further up June conference far the MIA camp overnight and return home West German mission on Juris ward are urged to attend. workers will be held in Salt 18. was farewell Stettlers Elder Saturday. Leaders who will go up There were some changes in City beginning Thursday June 13 with the boys are Kay Walker held last Sunday evening. contest title, What Oooortunities School organization last Sunday. with an all day camp meeting Hill Air Force Base Offers Youth Aaronio WARD for the SIXTH general secretary Released were LaNae Wilson as held at Tracy Wigwam. The days for a Career. The Relief society closing social Junior Sunday School secretary Priesthood; Billy Jensen, teacher activities will begin at 8 a.m. and Priesthood; Billy Jensen, teacher will be held June 12 at 7:30 and Lila Smith as a teacher. First prize was a $100 savings will continue until 5 p.m. This and Gary Gardner, p.m. in the KanesviUe Ward Glen R. Simmons was released advisors; bond and an individual trophy for day will be of special interest quorum advisor. The bishopric chapel. A fine evening 'of enteras a teacher in the Senior Sunher, and a trophy given to Clearto all ward and stake sports and also go along. On Saturday the tainment ha? been arranged and day School, while Winfred Sharp Stuck! Tanya field High school. directors as well as the Elders activity quorum will seal the roofs all the women of the ward are was released as inAructor dir. . , essay winner presidencies of the organizations. Smaller trophies and bonds under the direction of Joe Friedli. invited to attend. ector. Sustained as the new JunA banquet for Master and Taking first place for essay en- were given to Davis and Ben LomThe boys outnumbered the girls ior Sunday School secretary was June 11 will be work day and Golden Gleaners will also be held last Sunday when three children Vera Zaugg. Three men, Larry tered in the Hill Air Force Base ond high school and their winthe evening of June 13 at the .visiting teachers report meeting Clubs statewide ners of second and third place were blessed and given names. Sommers, Dexter Rees, And Jos- Administration sisters. Relief for the Society Union Building of the University contest was Miss Mr. Tanya Slueki, respectively. sons were of The the boys eph Grange were given responsi-- ' of Utah. Friday and Saturdays President Bettie Bond reports that and Mrs. Duane Jones and Mr. bilities to teach in the senior daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Alvin be to are articles they preparing The awards were presented at a meetings will be for all workers and Mrs. George Huddleston. Mr. Sunday school. Irene McMillan J. Stuki of Clearfield. luncheon on the Base honoring the in the MIA at which time much sold at the bazaar and they and Mrs. A1 17 year-olsen a Miss Stucki, were the in Arrington who was previously a teacher lots of help. A pot luck at Clearfield next year devel- winners and their school helpful information and ideas will peed proud parents of the girl. the junior organization will now ior be presented by the general board lunch will be served at noon, and theme from the The son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith teach in the adult classes. oped a to aid the teachers and leaders mother should bring sandwiches Cox and the Mr. and of daughter will be TENTH WARD with their work for the coming for her children. A nursery available and all the ladies are Mrs. James Gentry were both Johnson has agreed Margaret year. baptized last Saturday and con- to teach the invited to attend the meeting class in the FIRST WARD firmed the following day. next Tuesday. according to President Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bowles had The YWMLA reports that their primary Della Weston. The youngsters of FOURTH WARD their new son blessed last Sunday CAUGHT showing the crowded condition the girls were victorious in a base- the ward are Gerald Cantwell graduated from ball planning on a kit Automotive Specialist HALL A. by: game they played recently. of fun June 13 when the primary during fast and testimony meet' court are tennis Fark several Central the boys was presand recently The Laurels have a new leader. d ing. He was blessed by Delray primary products at a parade and program Spring is a perfect time to give many ented to the congregation for She is sharing it and some waiting to play. Bertha Bird who was re- stages Grange. cars finish a good your service station or auto supwhich will begin at 5:30 p.m. approval to be ordained a dea cently sustained. treatment ply store. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- on. are preparing floats and rot only for that showroom-shin- e The primary organization re- They For the dull or chalked finish, EVERYBODY'S TALKING ert Richards was also blessed. and bikes some are There is a lot of reorganization decorating but for protection against there are excellent cleaners in some changes m their ported Newest , members of the ward oldwagons for the parade. The going on. The primary was reshowers, dust, both paste and liquid form, and are Cynthia Olson, David Mil cently reorganized at which time staff. Recently released were Vera er groups have prepared a proand using one before waxing is a teaCardwell as Merrihand the scratches. For must," if the shine is to last Jer, and Debbie Leishman. The President Yevone Hoskins was which will last for about gram e children were baptized last Sat' released, along with her counce-$or- s, cher, Barbara Cox as the Gay-not- one half hour. Refreshments will us, long. If the finish already ha3 a most'pf leader, Marlene Higgs as be sold after the winter is just good gloss, a combination cleanurday and Confirmed Sunday durparade. EveryIrene Nelson and LuWana Star teacher and Darlene too cold a seaer and wax may be preferred. Fryer one in the ward is invited to ating fast meeting. Cynthia is the Jensen. The new president is son to do this Again, take your pick of liquid las Sunbeam teacHer. Newly susMr. of Alden Mrs. and tend this event. daughter rene Nelson, sustained as counsejob in comfort. or paste. Olson and she was confirmed by lors were LuWana Jensen and Lu tained teachers were Mary ColeBecky Lyn was the name given There are Merri-handNewest comman who will teach the to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hughes. David was con- Jean Stocks will continue to serve several million bination, Ideal Musselman will who Mary his Debbie father and firmed by John Sodencamp during fast meetmore cars on as before. for new longtake the Gaynotes, and Bonnie was confirmed by Lyman Buttars. the road with life finishes, is ing last week. Wilma Little was released as Faulker who will lead Sunthe' one that waxes the new suRobert Dabling was released as THIRD WARD president of the YWMLA and in beams. Barbara Cox will remain as it washes, per finishes assistant ward clerk last week Marianne was the name given her place will be Sharon Bennion in the now t h a b such as Du primary organization until and Dale Peacock will take over to the little daughter of Mr. and who previously served as age there were just a year ago, Lut Pont No. 7 August in the capacity ot organ his duties teach! ward Mrs. Billy Jensen who was blessed group counselor. President Ben- ist. regarding even these will benefit from Wax Wash. ing and welfare records. Brother proper treatment. Cleaning and by her father last Sunday. On nion will be assisted by ReNae Just add two SEVENTH WARD was recently sustained hand to witness the event werd Barker, age group counselor and capfuls of this waxing will smooth rough areas, The relief society had their Dabling We are but in front leading the way with the concentrate to prevent scratches, reduce dirt the grandparents, Mr. end Mrs. Ruth Ure as activity counselor. closing social recently in connec- as ward clerk in charge of staa bucket of finest in bowling supplies. Here are a list of accumulation, and enhance the Telve families from htidrrwwr Continuing as secretary will be tion with the social science les- tistics. clean water, depth" of gloss. accessories that will improve your game: Balls, Bishop Ralph Hadley encourTwelve families from the third Vedp Ostital with Shirley Meier son. After the then wash the lesson, games were there live yfas where If you the ward all of members the ward were called recently see as assistant secretary. One of the played and refreshments served. ages When bags, and shoes. All priced right to please you. snow during the winter, start car, rinsing as you go. to attend the stake conference lif they could avoid going to the teachers in the organization was e Lanes. clean-u- p Free instructions off excess water is wiped off, a The summer schedule for relief salt by rinsing your Store for food for a week as released and two were sustained. society will be the first Wednes- this weekend. Ha expects at last the finish and bottom of tle car water repellent gloss remains, a check on how well the member- Pat Anderson, Mia Maid teacher, day of each month. The meet- 70 per cent of the ward to attend to prevent rust. Next will come Repeat this simple job frequentthe meetings. Lets not disappshine will the question of what materials ly, and the ship of the ward is participating was released and Betty Jorgen- ing will be held at 1 p.m. in finish. uo on build the from oint him. mav von use. and to onnnsp in food sustained Accordwas son her in the place. the Roy Stakehouse. A baby sit storage plan. June 19 will be old folks day ing to . Bishop Ileiner some of Pat Miller was also sustained as ter will be available and refreshthe families had a little trouble the first year Bee Hive leader. ments will be served. All the wo- in the ward. Merla Rundquist ished. The MIA expressed thanks to men of the ward are invited to is chairman of this event and a3 and resorted to beans quite often. The relief society sisters ward members 70 years old or It was an interesting experiment all who supported them at the participate in these work day over are invited to attend the the evening making find should point up the need for recent breakfast they sponsored. meetings during the summer. for the bathroom. Each inactivities. For further days and successful a sound program of putting away It was very they Ward members are reminded of contact either Sister lady made a fish out ot soap, the big carnival Friday 'afternoon formation, net, and pearls and sequins for at the Roy Park and the break- Rundquist or Bishop Hadley. herself and one to sell at the From Thanks are all to extended Select Your Gift Day fast the following morning. Be those who helped at the funeral bazaar in the fall. They will be sure to be in on the fun and help of Mrs. Louisa Miller who died woiking all summer on items the ward along towards a new for the bazaar. All women of last Thursday. chapel. the ward are inuted to join ELEVENTH WARD Hie Elder's Quorum movie this them when they meet the first Jed son and of Mr. Benson, 825-825S. Saturday will be, The fastest gun of each month. W, Tuesday Mrs. Benson was Henry baptized alive, starring Glen Ford. This last the and confirmed Saturday LAKEVIEW WARD interesting show will begin at 1. The Elders are also participat- following day during fast meeting, Relief society president, Mema Mr. and Mrs. Bill had Price Johnson thanked all the women ing in a ball game tonight at the Roy Park. The seventh ward their new baby son blessed last who went to the Weber Memorial quorum will play at 9:30 p.m. Sunday. He was blessed by his Hospital Tuesday to bring relief and ward members are invited father who gave him the name society to the sisters who cannot to come out and cheer them on. of Shawn. . come out to She also urged Laura Lutz has agreed to teach iall the womenit of The officers and teachers of the the ward to Any of the follow ing gifts just for saving your own the Rainbow at class ward relief society enjoyed primary. attend the work meeting June 10 money social last week in the form of Summer primary will begin at at 7:30 p.m. Visiting teachers rea luncheon at the Tropical Inn 10 a.m. with prayer meeting at port meeting will also be held. Open or add to your present account in the in Brigham City. Those who at- 9:45 .m. each Monday. The Star amount of $50, $100, $200 or more and take your Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beutler had tended were Kathryn Pumngton, class will meet at the home of choice of the gifts listed below: (one per account) Hill 4 p.m. until their baby son blessed recently. Marten from Virginia Wursten, Elsie Cottle, Bonnie Crouch, Joyce Madsen, 5 p.m. until kindergarten is fin- They named him Park. YOUR SAVINGS AT STATE ARE INSURED TO Lynile Buhler, Carol Holloway, $10,000 BY AN AGENCY OF THE and Betty Cowan. U.S. GOVERNMENT FOR BUILDING OR REMODELING EIGHTH ward Summer primary will begin at 10:30 p.m. each Monday morning and will Last until 12 noon according to President Maurine PHONE TA Naisbitt. Lots of fun has been Demand Shows Increase as Area Grows Clearfield Student Tennis Court miss-Hooart- D3HW8 Given Trophy In Essay Contest n d 1000-wor- d lie co-pil- on car care MOTORIST at r. time-teste- dirt, s, tr at wax-brig- JO ht LEE Jo-Le- LANES BOWLING enj-joy- ora-men- ts For Father' Jorgensen's Book Phone 5075 J878 Gift Shop & 3 Ken Fahncke, Contractor 5-48- 03 VALLEY $100 or more Biltrite Garden Hose G.E. Electric Alarm Clock $200 or more , FRUIT STAND FARM FRESH PRODUCE . 1963 NO. 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