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Show I i August 19,1 976, Page 4 SUN CHRONICLE, ROY LDS NEWS Sunset LDS News Health lesson. It will also be Visiting Teacher report. SUNSET FIRST W ARD Johnson was Wayne released as magazine director, Joan Benton, Dan Benton, as Sunday School teachers, Lou Ramage, Ida Mae Anderson and Valerie SUNSET SECOND WARD Kay Alldredge and Pat Reineccius were sustained as Relief Society nursery leaders, Elna Holbrook as Gukiesen Primary teachers. Sustained were Lola Baptist I Church was Bile Study and Prayer Wed. 7 p.m. IN CHRIST A VITAL LOVE FOR PEOPLE J 731-429- 4 from with his Primary Eyster. Aiko Astle was released as Relief Society chorister, Nola Dayley sustained. t. Dalton. Stake Lagoon Day. Tickets from bishopric members. SUNSET FIFTH WARD Paul Reid was released as bishop, James Bridges and Douglas Chugg his counselors John Pickett as financial secretary and John Fleming as executive secretary. The Seventys are holding an open house at the new chapel on Aug. 21, at 7 p.m. Come and bring a friend, member or Sustained were, James Bridges, bishop, Boyd Read r. Relief Society on Wednesday will be the homemaking meeting. Peggy Hopper will give the family health lesson. There will be further discussions on the use of storage items with Marge Holt and Carol Butt in charge. The luncheon will be pot luck HOOPER STAKE TENTH WARD Relief Society will be next Wednesday morning at 10. Some interesting activities have been planned for the ROY EIGHTH WARD Friday. Susan Stone and Valerie Hansen, and Julie Harwood, secretary. For the Beehives, president, Nancy Hansen, Thanks to all who helped to make the SPA Super Activity such a successful event. Anyone wanting extra issues of the September Ensign, should contact their day. Circle the date of Sept. 10 Priesthood leader. Chad Zito has been for the ward budget dinner. released as the Director of the APA and William Mertz FOURTEENTH WARD The Relief Society will have sustained. Chad Zito was their Visiting Teachers sustained as Cub Scout report meeting next Tuesday Master and Don Frosgreen morning at 9 : 30 to be followed released. Sharon Johnson at 10 by the Homemaking replaces Jackie Nelson as Jr. meeting. A pharmacist will Sunday School Secretary. be there to discuss drugs in Sustained in the YWAPA for home storage. A pot luck the Laurels; president, Doralee Cannon, Counselors, lunch will be served. Latricia Eastman and and SEVENTEENTH WARD Sherrie George Thanks to all who supsecretary, Donna Bair. For ported the highly successful the Mai Maids; President, budget party and dance last Dianne Moore, counselors, Duty to God Trail Award and sustained a deacon. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph class with Sandy Bybee Aug. 26 to 28 is being giving the Family Health scheduled for the ward camp-oulesson. There will be a of several demonstration Thursday is the Sunset quilting techniques by Lorena and Norman Sant, counJames Thurell, Hamblin as Sunday School selors, Pamela executive secretary and and Teachers Woodall as a Primary Gilbert Wangsgard financial secretary. Paul Vigh remains teacher. Relief Society on Tuesday as ward secretary. It Pastor Jess Watson It 5 Phone SUNSET SIXTH WARD Mike Eyster was graduated Dedication of the new chapel is set for Aug. 29 at 2 p m. All stake members invited. Relief Society on Wedthe be will nesday Relief Society on Tuesday w'ill be the Homemaking CHURCHES CHURCHES CHURCHES report meeting. Beehives. Janice Johnson, Renae Terrie and Thompson Whipple were released as Sunday School teachers. were Sustained Randy Donetta and Woodall a.m. Morning Worship 6 p.m. Hour of Praise 11 Relief Society on Tuesday will be the Homemaking meeting with Jeanine Turner giving the Family Health lesson. It will be a continuation of the class given by on Reid Coleen the organization of time within the home. Visiting Teacher sustained an elder, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wiberg. SUNSET THIRD A VITAL FAITH was Davies Tamara Health lesson leader. 9:45 a.m. Sunday Bile A Hokanson SUNSET FOURTH WARD Homemaking session and Visiting Teacher Report. Cecelia Kurrill is the Family 4275 S. 1900 W. RV Sd,o1 It leader. as 2nd counselor in sustained ward librarian, sustained Laurel the group, Christine Linda Sisneros as MIA drama of the 1st Florence, president director, Sharon Esplin, Schmidt Laurels, Becky year coun2nd Sunday School, 2nd year Mia Maids, Patty selor. Olsen, 2nd year Beehives, Jeff Wiberg has been Tracy Fishburn 1st year North Park It class Homemaking William Kelly as APYMMIA Don Stanger secretary, Magazine director, Nancy Kelly, Primary teacher and David Youngberg a Sunday School teacher. Relief Society on Wednesday will be a class on food with Dolores storage Brighton giving the Family t evening will be a quick cooking class led by Carol Robinette and there will be quilting. Janice Bybee will give the Family Health lesson. Fascinating film scheduled by First Southern Baptist Time to Run, a film that is a with his work, has failed to mixture of problems and communicate with his wife solutions, will be shown at Fran, played by Joan Win-mil- l, First Southern or their son Jeff, played Baptist Church at 564 S. 800 E., by screen newcomer Randall Clearfield, on Sunday, Aug. Carver. 22. The feature, filmed in Time to Run allows the Eastmancolor by World Wide viewer to become involved on Pictures, will be shown once any one or more of the three beginning at 6:30 p.m. different levels. Viewed Filmed on location in the purely as entertainment, its Southern California area, the suspenseful story of Jeffs Time to Run stars Ed Nelson, attempts at sabotage in the -- ROY NORTH STAKE SIXTH WARD There has been much success-oriente- d were Bessie Kay, president and her counselors, Mary Cawley, and Dora Sim: Jeannie Hall is the new President and has chosen Rhea Nielsen and Larraine Olsen as her counselors. Sandra -- DEMO. Brougham hardtop Reg. Price $7994 Loaded Anniversary Special 1500 Save Price $8400 Reg. Save 1976 Subaru Station Wagon & DEMO. loaded. SAVE 976 GMC 700 ONLY 976 CMC 1976 CMC Jimmy 4x4 Vi Ton 4x4 1 auto., air, V-- & more. SAVE 1000 DEMO 1973 FORD 34 TON automatic, power steering, power brakes. Camper Spec ol $3695 1974 , br0Kes- 1972 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 4x4 with V-engine, automatic power steering, air conditioning. 4295 Loaded, including air SAVE $ Eg j power steering, power 1973 CHEVROLET LUV PICKUP 4 cylinder, 4 speed $3795 $1995 1974 R BUICK REGAL gHt eou orient V 8. 1975 CHEVROLET Srt $3695 Vz TON box, automotic, power g, power brokes, Oir condU omng. 1972 FORD Ti TON outomotic, power steering, power 1974 PONTIAC GRAND PRiX s'cer-i- r 1974 $3095 1974 CHEVROLET Warranty Corporation OFFER GOOD THROUGH AUGUST 14TH. GRAND PRIX looded $5995 MALIBU CLASSIC 4 door, automatic, power steering, air conditioning, $3595 1973 CHEVROLET Vz TON 4x4 Short bed, automotic, O'f conditioning, power steering. $3995 1974 CUSTOM NOVA Power steering, automatic, air $2995 1975 MERCURY COUGAR loaded, right equipment $4995 mclud ng a '. will be making Used Car & Truck Center Blvd. 8th & Washington .394-669- 5 Ogden, Utah 01 WARD sawdust candles for home storage, and dip and drape dolls. There will also be other activities. The visiting teachers will have preparation meeting at 9:15 a.m. Primary will be held on Wednesdays for the coming year, and will start Sept. 1. We welcome the Floyd family as new members of the ward. LAKEVIEW WARD A new Bishopric will be sustained next Sunday at sacrament meeting. All ward members are urged to attend. The Relief Society will have their August meeting next Wednesday evening. All members are invited. The Visiting Teachers will be honored. The Fathers and Sons outing will be held Friday night and Saturday morning at the stake camp. Supper will be at 6:30. Those attending should bring a sleeping bag. The ward will furnish supper and breakfast. ROY STAKE ROY SECOND WJUlf) special day has been planned for the Homemaking meeting for Relief Society A next Limited extended warranty by American brokes. 1975 DEMO. PLYMOUTH SATELLITE nice cor Has air conditioning. $5295 $2795 ri hr n oo iissi $4395 $2495 CHEVROLET y4 TON 4 speed V-- 00 V2 Ton Pickup USED CAR AND TRUCK SPECIALS V-- looded. $1 1 FIFTEENTH Relief Society will meet Aug. 25 for their Homemaking Tneeting. They V-auto, trgns., PS, etc. Price Save 1100 $5295 Reg. 5670 ONLY 1 Save 1200 Reg. Price $6870 . ward outing last who-helpe- the Language Training Mission soon, for three months of study before going The DEMO 2 door hardtop The weekend at Green River was a great success and we thank d in any way. all John Bond has received a call to serve a mission in Germany. He will be entering Relief Society to the mission field. The Primary has been Homemaking meeting will be next Tuesday morning. There reorganized. Judy Hawkins will be no night session. was released as President, with her counselors Arlene ROY TWELFTH WARD Stoddard and Katherine Jack Weir has been Miller. Arlene Stoddard was new sustained as the oM! ,u$Qiins4 president of the Elders president, with Katherine Quorum. His counselors are Miller and Patricia Rice as Gordon Crabtree and Reid her counselors. ROY more. DEMO. 1976 Pontiac Catalina ROY THIRD WARD Christensen. 1976 Pontiac Bonneville radio Relief The more. 1976 Pontiac Grand Prix 6900 been Society. DEMO. ONLY has the Young Adult 1976 Pontiac Sunbird SAVE 600 Kirk sustained as a Sunday School Teacher and as a teacher in 12 MONTH OR 12,000 MILE WARRANTY ON ALL CARS AND TRUCKS LISTED BELOW & much Brown and Karen Harwood and secretary Heidi Ressler. In the Aaronic Priesthood, the Priests leaders are Kevin Randall Carver, Barbara nuclear generating plant Joan Winmill and conceived, designed and Carmony, Hal Olinstead and Gordon Rigsby. Nelson plays was his as Bill The father. Jeff McMasters. managed by ving Secretary, Warren Cole, a hard driving strongly feels that the plant is sustained as the new counTeachers Quorum has Jed industrial a threat to the environment, selor. Ann Moulton succeeds Tubbs as president, Mark and scientific engineer who, and he puts his feelings in Afton Skinner as the Young George and Vail Cannon as Womens APA President. counselors, and David Gordon Burke was released Gentry, secretary. The as APA Director. Tim Hunt Deacons Quorum has Bruce was sustained as 2nd coun- McEntire, President, Mark selor in the Sunday School Bateman and Allen Gentry, and Tim Hunt released. counselors, and Jeff Stone, Released from the Relief secretary. Sigel, Society air, Michelle counselors reorganizing taking place in the ward. Beverly Weaver was released as 2nd counselor in the Primary, and Sherrie Hunt, who was ser- Tuesday morning. Mothers are invited to bring their daughters for a pot luck lunch and some interesting things to make. ROY SEVENTH WARD The Relief Society Homemaking meeting will be next Wednesday morning and evening. A food drying demonstration will be given, there will be a class on canning and the sewing and quilting mini classes will be continued. There will also be instructions for making paper logs. Lunch will be pot luck. Jon Alberts has graduated from Primary and been ordained a Deacon by his father, Jack Alberts. Volunteers aid flood victims Nearly 1,000,000 hours of volunteer time have been contributed by members of Saints Church the Latter-da- y to help the victims of the June 5 Teton Dam flood in the area of Rexburg, Idaho. Through Aug. 1, organized daily bus have excursions carried 45.000 men and boys to the Rexburg area for clean-u- p and repair work, reports Harold G. Hillam, Idaho Falls regional welfare leader of the church. These volunteers, Elder Hillam, have said con- tributed some 610,000 hours of work time and another 272.000 hours of travel time. They have come from throughout southern Idaho, northern Utah and southwestern Wyoming some of them from as far as Salt Lake City and Billings, Montana, he said. In addition, there have been some 25,000 hours of use of heavy equipment donated by Mormon Church members and others. The equipment has reported, the included dozens of front-en- d loaders and dump trucks. An additional 85,000 hours of volunteer labor have been logged by friends and relatives of flood victims, said Elder Hillam. Meanwhile, the welfare leader clean-u- p operation has been nothing less than a miracle. Those who came to Rexburg 10 weeks ago and saw the devastation caused by the flood, then left, would be surprised at the transformation of the area in this brief period of time, he continued. "It is something that could not possibly have been done cooperation without the of many of Mormons, as thousands well as the representatives of the other churches, the American Red Cross, and other agencies who have helped." |