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Show I Thursday, February 10, 1977 3 X The North Ogden 12th Ward was organized last Sunday in a Sacrament meeting conducted by Bishop Francis J. Hall. The North Ogden 4th and 10th Wards were divided to create the new ward. An overflow congregation met to learn the new ward boun- ,v j i 4 ' - -- 3 iV'-v- x t' . y$ r - i x? kVv I r I i V-- ,. rr'f C4 I ' - 1 -- ;Vv j' jT , - ; 4 t , n V V . x v n C A 4 ,X ' A. 1 'f YEARS AGO, North Ogden selected a beauty queen who won first prize in submitting the choice slogan, "Where the Fruit is Full of Flavor," suggested by Miss Florence Warren, who wore the crown that year. She is shown above in center, bottom row, with other beautiful Cherry Queens chosen by North Ogden fruit growers (standing, left to right): Annis Brown, Melba Chatelain, Echo Vaughn and Jetta Barker; (seated) Thursa Randall, Mildred Campbell, Florence Warren, Lattice Orton and Laura Chadwich. Photo courtesy of Glen Perrins, the FORTY-FIV- E daries. Stake President J. Gordon Vaughn presented the changes. He cited the rapid growth in the area. He reflected the 8th ward was formed just 10 years ago by a division of the 2nd and 4th Wards and the 10th Ward was createad only 5 years ago by dividing those same wards again. He said many fine individuals and families were moving in who needed opportunities to develop their talents through service, to providing blessings themselves and those they serve. He explained the proce-edur- e "Memories" Along the road of black top new An old house stands two stories tall, It's roofs old shingles falling off The paint is peeling wall to wall. David H. Tingey was called as the ward clerk with Thomas C. Tuckett and Steve Allen Burt as assistants and Thorn as Executive Secretary. Garth C. Rohde was sustained as bishop of the Richard The windows tall are broken shreds Its steps are worn all cracked and thin, The old front door on rusty hinge Groans and creaks as we walk in. L. new 12tt Ward with Douglas M. Roylance and Don R. Clawson as counselors. Paul B. Bylund is the ward clerk with William G. Fidler as Through cobweb shrouds and dusty halls e On soft and voices low, Past fireplace with blackened hearth T'ward stairway tall our footsteps go. tip-to- executive secretary. Bishop Kenneth C. Johnson his counselors will continue to serve in the 10th Ward. All the Bishops and Brother Alder were given an opportunity to say a few words. and Each room a story has to tell Ofbygone days of history past, Where babies came to live and laugh And people young grew old, alas. Bishop Hall exclaimed, This is my last chance to speak and he only gives me three minutes! He said he hoped the friendships he had formed would continue through eternity. Bishop Nye remarked, "I followed to divide the didnt get a chance to really wards. He stated the feel good about being proposal was not quickly, but released (as counselor to very painsakingly, put toHe called Bishop Hall). gether to insure each ward upon the members of his had a balance of priesthood ward to unite, as some of leadership, families and them were added to his ward youth. from the 10th Ward while President Vaughn an- others were taken to be nounced a new meeting house placed in the 12th Ward. in Green Acres would be Bishop Rohde, who has started in the early summer. been serving on the high Until its completion the new he felt said counsel, 12th Ward will meet in the 2nd somewhat like the illustration and 4th Ward building. on a calendar his son gave Bishop Francis J. Hall of him. It pictured an ape lying the 4th Ward was released on its back with its hands on after 5 years of service, along its head. The caption reads, with his counselors, Kenneth Just when I learned all the C. Nye. answers they changed all the contests Alder and Ronald games, President Vaughn ex- questions. and other popular sports, of a bishop All of the bishops expressed such as races and wrestling plained release all thankfulness released automatically for their matches for visitors from the officers and teachers in of and the to areas support callings enjoy. surrounding Each year beautiful young that ward. Those affected by their ward members. They women compete for Cherry boundary changes were also each testified they could fee! released from the hand of the Lord in all Queen title and to preside at automatically He reminded things. ward positions. the evenings dance and to those serving on the stake President Vaughn preside at the festival the that this did not apply to It is beautiful to responded, following year. as the stake is still feel of the spirit of these great Many prebred dairy herds them, men. aie comioitdbly housed in htact. Members of the 4th Ward With the new 13th Ward, barns in the winter and to graze in the were asked to stand and organized last week due to Ronald C. Nye as convenience in scheduling of green pastures in summer to sustain new their bishop with the meetings, there are now a produce large portion of the milk reaching the local Richard M. Holdoway and 11 wards in the North Ogden Utah Stake. market. These farms utilize Dale T. Smith as counselors. the very latest equipment and gone save rotting wood Broken chairs and musty smell, A grandfathers clock with hands askew No sound of laughter, no tiny yell. All is Once a family lived and loved Through days of trial some tears were shed, But then the sun came shining through And boys and girls grew up to wed. Traditions for V1 horse-pullin- by Glen Perrins, and Charles Lockwood, the Old-Tim- North Ogdens annual festivities glorifying the cherry is a celebration everyone likes to digest, and recalls eating the Old-Tim- the delicious fruit. For example, remember the iced cellophane bags of cherries distributed at the town paik? In 1932, the choice slogan, Where the Fruit is Full of Flavor, was submitted by Miss Florence Warren, who Miss Utah won the title, Cherry that year North Ogden Nestles at Foot straw-bedde- Nestling offers a sym- of fine orchards and farms as well as beautiful homes, schools, churches and businesses. Elevated slightly above the floor of the valley on the gradual foothills, the town spreads out in its pattern of paved streets and and homes attractive businesses. Little did the first settlers, such as Jonathan and Samuel Campbell and party, when bol r 1 GIFT GALLERY &A duendb: (Sift Satiety Aab ftee yt ft totaiiiny eoety day they went North from Mound Fort in the spring of 1851, realize that they were laying the foundation of a town with its productive orchards. North Ogden fruit annually finds a preferred market in the East due to its superior flavor and color, plus the The improved packing. Cherry Days festival is staged to acquaint visitors with the excellent flavor and size of many varieties of this fruit, grown in the orchards of the community. The city stages parades, baseball methods of milk production. yuaiy Aot X aenine s ay Anoto toe tot you Aave a Aaoe yifi of ftedi catnaionb in Attd ttabes, deicioub candy fiacAed in Aeauifu S ret am ic and tin ccnainet& , and mate of iAobe dadiny k anim a frantitb toiZA AieaiAy yteen fian ; and mucA mote fat a fiatfee aentine yifitoiA and you find toe Aave ex it a betoieeb X noi found in a tyei deteb, indance, 24 Aaut ai-- k fitcioa in you Atotne on toa decot; bfeciai otde t on V d CAZ AooAi and oiAet iem&; fee Aanyiny in yout Acme of toad decot; (toe even A tiny iAe Aamtnet and nadbJ . iAtied fa ta a tunye men s made fuid you in yotet k cAaice of coei-- t and in yout conainet if you iAe. (Dne of 0 bf1 lieciaties it antiyuiny yout mdA can ot otitb; ad-dmy ioe taintiny; and iAen fdiny toiA duedfotoetb S and aved to maicA yout decot. .d tea y dtAiny k deccwxiot ftieee a teaZy yout Aome. dtememet, V dtfften , AeauifuZy unatved yif, ii on o Ae milk houses qualify the milk to reach the grade A markets in nearby cities. Rapid Growth of City Boosts Schools, Churches The rapid growth of the community has swelled the church and school Much of the populations. early civic development of the city was sponsored by church officials and members of the schools and churches and civic clubs. The streets, water systems and sewer systems have been improved, and there has been a gradual expansion of utilities. North Ogden prides itself in the quality of its products and the cherries it displays on in July. Cherry Days Winners are selected each year from exhibitors of cherries and the floats in Cherry Days parades. Ribbons go to first, second and third place winners. Judges say, Hats off to King Cherry! First old etess ibelM floiseaEifl ft ft O ft ft if ffjaZe dee you icon, Zatoe and Sveyn tAotA Oyden daya Elementary and secondary teachers in the Weber School District will be receiving 8 hours of first aid training. The program, which is part of Mr. Stanley D. Knoles, Director of Development for Ballet West, announced this week that Ballet West had received a $1,000.00 challenge grant from the National Corporate Fund for Dance, Inc. The grant was made to Ballet West in recognition of its outstanding creative achievements, its per- formance excellance and its fine professional training program. This grant, taken from the Reserve Fund of the National Corporate Fund for Dance, must be matched two-for-o- Multi-medi- it More than $8,000 in educational benefits awaits young people enlisting in the Air Force and taking advantage of the new Veterans Educational Assitance Program (VEAP), be able to go back to their own schools and conduct further first aid training for other teachers on the staff. Teachers in the course will come from the districts 21 elementary and 7 junior high schools. This course is designed to provide training in the fundamental principles and skills of first aid and announced. Were really excited about new program, says Master Sergeant Guy Ventura, U.S. Air Force Recruiting supervisor for Utah. Each member of the military can now voluntarily contribute to his future education fund by allocating between $50 and $75 per month, with the government matching the amount two for one. For example, each individuals $50 will be matched with the governments $100 this for a total of $150 in with money well spent. Lane A. Huband Womeim hsiue sExbBSs, tfoleratf s Each woman has potential for special accomplishment in some field, said Mrs. Camilla Kimball, wife of Latter-daSaints Church president Spencer W. We should all be Kimball. y resourceful and ambitious, expanding our interests, she said in a keynote address at a three-da- womens y con- ference of the church at the Brigham Young University, during a twelve month period Provo. She received the first beginning January 1, 1977 Exemplary Womanhood with either new coporate gifts Award of the Church. or an increased portion of an and look for Forget self-pitannual coporate contribution. she mountains to climb, The National Corporate continued. y Fund Inc. was for Dance, established to encourage to all donations forms of dance throughout the country. This concept allows corporations to make one sizeable contribution to the NCFD in New York City which in turn, donates money to various dance companies according to their needs. coporate She discussed growth and the personal need for strength in families, focusing on the importance of a womans influence. The opportunities for women to excel are greater than ever before. has Everyone problems. The challenge is to cope with those problems and get our full measure of joy from life. Jew program offers benefits to veterans r the districts educational funds. Airmen participating in the Institute, is scheduled for February 18. The special program must agree to incontribute in training will be conducted by 3 volunteers from the local crements to a maximum of 36 American Red Cross chapter. months, Sergeant Ventura The 28 teachers involved will accident prevention. The explained. Members who of film decide not to go through the Standard First course consists use the benefits a demonstrations, programcourse. will receive their share of the Aid, workbooks and practice Following the course those med money back at the end of the This special enlistment, or if they have teachers who have par- sessions. will beheld Weber at ticipated will qualify as first training already been released, within aid instructors and will then High School. 60 days after notifying the Mid-Yea- . Ballet West receives grant for excellence Recruiting Service officials you Well renew d Electric milkers, electric-wateat the foot of heaters, and electric Ben Lomond, cooling equipment in sanitary Majestic Cherry Days p We won't raze this house the builder said, It will stand a monument To all of the beautiful things of the past. g of Ben Lomond Here's a close-uof pretty 1932 Cherry Queen who hails from North Ogden, Miss Florence Warren, who ruled Cherry Day's activities. She won first prize for submitting the choice slogan, "Where the Fruit is Full of Flavor." Photo courtesy of Glen Perrins. New houses are growing for miles around head up with pride. But it still held its early times in (d'ea i But now the old house by the shiny new road Has company on either side, Cherry Days set V'- Saying that the impact of what parents do in the home Veterans Administration, Those putting in $1,200 during their initial enlistment will be credited with an additional $2,400 for a total of $3,600 in college education extends to the community and nation, Mrs. Kimball We are in a period said, when the great propaganda machines are telling us that, for a woman to choose a career in home and family is somehow demeaning, and Members con- that benefits. demands of the maximum tributing that she pursue a profession $2,700 will be credited with an of law, or medicine, or additional $5,400 for a total of business. self-respe- $8,100. Community College of the1 Air Force credit for Air Force But, rather than directing both marriage partners away from the home, we need to encourage both to make the strengthening of the family their primary concern, she continued. She said there is training, credit attained enough The new assistance program beautifully goe$ along with our present educational benefits,! Sergeant Ventura said. tuition through asdsistance and college level examination programs combined with the VEAP could help any Air Force veteran attain 3 Poetry Corner Ward created in local stake 4 j"' page Ben Lomond Beacon higher education goals. challenge, ccomplishment satisfaction for anyone a- and in the Mothers with small home. children cannot overestimate the importance of the mothers place in the home with her children, she Sergeant Ventura invites inquiries on the new Veterans pointed out. Whoever shares that time with the children will largely determine their benefits in the Air Force. People are welcome to call or drop by any of our recruiting offices and talk to a recruiter. We have offices in Salt Lake, Cottonwood Mall, Provo and Ogden. educational institution. It long has been said that children whose parents have read aloud to them learned to read better, and with greater enjoyment than children who did not have such experience. Educational Assistance other character and shape their and Program educational and training values. The home is a great Also, those coming from homes where books are read, ideas discussed and art appreciated prove to be better students than those who missed these experiences. Mrs. Kimball also said, It is clear to me that from an eternal perspective, it does not matter where we serve, but how faithfully. She said that to give effective service, either to family or to neighbors, a person must develop his full potential the Emphasizing of education and reading, Mrs. Kimball said books are keys that open doors and windows that open on life. She urged the hundreds of Mormon women listeners to continue studying after leaving college. There are various areas which we may miss in the few years we are enrolled in' college and learning confined to four years is soon out of date. She also urged Church women to take advantage of any opportunity to improve themselves and expand their knowledge, whether through study, service, travel or other Much worthwhile activity. she said, has unhappiness, been suffered by those people who have never recognized that it is as necessary to make themselves into whole and harmonious personalities as to keep themselves clean, and financially healthy solvent. Wholeness of the mind and spirit is not a quality conferred by nature or by God. It is like health and knowledge; man has the capacity to attain it, but to achieve it depends on your own efforts. airs wildlife programs Sunday TV Sportsmen and women of the state will be interested to know that they may now learn about Utahs wildlife management programs, as well as some recreational each Sunday opportunities, evening on the 10 oclock Eyewitness News, Channel 5, KSL-T- The program will report on current ongoing and special projects, recreational opportunities and other items of interest to the general outdoor audience. |