The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 22

fx I 8A Sunday Herold Z1 District Head to Speak at Circuit Convention of Jehovah's Witnesses Master Man Award Is Received AMERICAN FORK Robert M. Scholes has received the Master Man award, having Eureka Sets Yule Services EUREKA There will be PHS Gives Mpney to Child Haven Classes of Provo High School conducted a money-raising competition recently with the object of raising funds for Utah Valley Care and Training Cen Ition and shows vivid evidence This Week In Adult Education CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR Saturday, Dec SO, at 3 pjn. at the Provo Public Library. For further information call 373-1470. PATTERNS FOR PARENTS -Thursday, Dec.

28, on KBYU-TV, Channel 11 at 8 The program this week Is entitled, "Can I Keep My New Year'a Resolution?" This program also reruns on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. and Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. For further information call Stella Oaks at 373-6301. HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION COURSE Registration for mis course will be opened again. The class will begin at 7 p.m.

at the Provo High School faculty Room on Jan. 4. For further information call 373-6301. PROVO ADULT EDUCATION SCHEDULE These will be out the first week of January. For further information call Stella Oaks at 37M301.

id church, services in all of the i umu murcnes today. St. Patrick's Catholic Church will hold the following services: Sunday, Dec 24-Confession, 3 to 4 p.m., carols 11:45 to 12 midnight; Mid ni eh Mass. 12 midnight Christmas Day, Mass, ana 10 a.m. IDS Church-Sunday School Christmas Program at 10:30 a.m., Sacrament Services at 6 p.m.

Dec. 24. Methodist Church Sunday scnool Program at 7:30 and Candlelighfting Service at 10 p.m. on Dec. 24.

Rev. Eldon Nicholson will conduct the service. number of articles of wood, plastic and copper. Mr. Scholes is married and has a small daughter.

Goes to Arizona The appointment of Dr, Alan A. Matheson, USU presidential assistant at Logan since 1961, becomes effective Jan. 1, ac cording to ASU President G. Homer Durham. ter (Child Haven).

The three classes produced $107, which was presented Mrs. Zoreta Lawton, director of the school. The senior class won the competition, thereby gaining extra points towards the "school spirit" contest. Making the presentation to Mrs. Lawton were Mark Rog ers, studentbody president; Susan Mecham, vice president; Leslie Pope, secretary; Bruce Barrett, treasurer, and Ann Backus, historian.

Girl Honored With 7-Year Medallion Miss Ruth Ann Clark, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark of Salem was recently awarded her seven year medallion pin for. receiving seven indivi dual awards. She is a mem ber of the Miss Clark Salem LDS Ward.

Floyd F. Garrett, district supervisor for Jehovah's Witnesses and principal speaker, will arrive in Prove early this coming week for the circuit convention of Jehovah's Witnesses, scheduled for next Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Orera High School, 175 S. 400 E. As district supervisor and special traveling representative of the Watchtower Society's staff of Brooklyn, New York, Mr. Garrett does much traveling as he attends a circuit convention of this nature every other week and then visits a congregation in the vicinity of the convention city the next In this, official capacity Mr.

Garrett supervises the preach ing and Bible teaching program of Jehovah's Witnesses from Santa Ana, south to include Arizona, Utah, Nevada, New Mexico and El Paso, Tex. la Australia From 1949 to 1950 he served In an organizational capacity for the Watchtower Society In Australia and the South Pacific area. Three of those years were as branch manager. Commented Mr. Garrett, "I understand that this is the first circuit convention of Jehovah's Witnesses to be held in Orem.

We certainly appreciate and welcome the opportunity to assemble here, that we may mutually upbuild one another spiritually and fortify our Bible TERRI FISHER School Picks Miss Merry Christmas Miss Terri Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant A. Fisher, Provo, was Miss Merry Christmas at the BY High School's annual Christmas dance held in the Wilkinson Center Skyroom. The formal dance was sponsored by the school's Executive Council.

The theme was "Twas the Night Before Christmas." A large white tree accented with red bulbs accented the Want a Tasty Christmas Tradition This Year? How About a Special Candy House FLOYD F. GARRETT knowledge and understanding. We invite local residents to any and all sessions which are al ways free." Before the actual convention gets under way, Mr. Garrett will speak Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Provo Kingdom Hall, 491 N.

1280 W. This special kick-off meeting wii begin a week of ministerial activity for the Provo congregation. Will Narrate Picture On Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Garrett will narrate the Society's latest color motion pic ture "God Cannot Lie' This film depicts the story of the Bible, from Genesis to Revela- and ripple candy are used to outline the doorways windows and create interesting patterns on the walla of the bouse.

The roof is carefully laid onto the walls and men the "roof ing" is completed with tiny squares of Hershey chocolate. A small paper chimney, com plete with tiny Santa just ready to come down to deliver bis bags of presents, tops the roof. The candy house can be any dimensions or size you wish. "But, somehow our house gets bigger every year," laughed Mrs. Steiner.

The house is displayed along with small trees, figurines or other Christmas decorations in a very popular decorative scheme until that special day during the holidays when the complied with the YMMIA re quirements for the high no r. His a chievemenis in working to-w a award have included serving in various capacities in Mr. Scholes the MIA in the American Fork First Ward, to which he has returned after living in the Helper Ward. He has been super intendent, activity counselor, dance" director, and a choir member. Mr.

Scholes has served as a counselor in the Helper Ward bishopric and filled an IDS mission to the Western States' He has directed and partici pated in ward plays and road shows. In the creative field he has completed and exhibited a Utah State Assistant TEMPE Ariz. The assistant to the president of Utah State University will join the Arizona State University College of Law faculty next month as assistant dean and associate professor of law. A warm I A At how from guidance, of Kfe. smile 'of the fulfillment of Bible pro- pnecies.

This will be shown at the local Kingdom Hall. As the principal speaker, Mr Garrett will have many parts on me three-day program. Op ening night, Friday at 7 p.m., he will speak on the convention theme "Walk Orderly by Spirit" and at 7:19 he will conduct the ministry training school. On Saturday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. Mr.

Garrett will speak on "Dedication and Baptism" and at 7 p.m. he will speak on "Examining Our Ministry." Follow- ing mis at 7:55 p.m. he will be in charge of the staged drama tization which will stress "Displaying Fruits of the Spirit in Our Ministry." Convention Climax As the climax to the circuit convention, Mr. Garrett will de liver the much advertised public discourse entitled "Will God Intervene Men's Affairs?" Shortly afterwards at 5:30 p.m. he will speak on "Instructing With Madness" and then his closing remarks to the assembled ministers will bring to an end the convention program.

Also arriving in Provo will be W. S. Hartley, circuit supervisor for Jehovah's Witnesses in Utah Circuit No. 1. Mr.

Hartley replaces L. N. Coleman who is being transferred to a similar assignment in Nevada. friends of the Steiner children are invited for a "house-eating" party. The children have assisted in constructing the house each year, adding their special touches to making the house one of their best loved Christ mas traditions.

SHOES APPLES ENFIELD, England (UPI)-Redvers Cooper got slapped with a $4.80 fine recently for selling shoes in violation Sunday blue laws. Apples, which are perishable goods, are not forbidden so Cooper now sells apples on Sunday for $6 apiece and gives away the shoes. "I sell 300 pairs of shoes I mean apples every Sunday," he said ill imM dance floor, and angel-food cake with crushed peppermint was served to carry out the Christmas theme. Richard Woottoh, student council advisor, was honored at 700 mm. at By BETTY G.

SPENCER AMERICAN FORK Is this the year you will start a new Christmas tradition at your house? you are looking for a good Idea, there is still time to make a delectable-rand adorablecandy house. Mrs. Dale Steiner has built many traditions for her four daughters and her husband as they have celebrat ed Christmas together. One of the most enjoyed, perhaps, is the candy-house tradition. Very easy to make, Mrs.

Steiner "pre-fabs" the house by cutting the various sides and roof from cardboard. The walls are carefully assembled and then covered with rich butter Icing, right up to the roof line. Mints, candy canes, hard tack A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CANDY HOUSE is an annual tradition for Mrs. Dale Steiner of American Fork. With her daughter, Barbara, 5, she displays her 1967 model Vhafs Playing At the Movies PRQVO Academy Fitzwilly Paramount Valley of The DoHs Uinta The Bible Pioneer Fitzwilly Fox Jungle Book plus Char-He the Lonesome Cougar OREM i Geneva The Ten Commandments Antlers of a moose may weigh, np to 60 pounds.

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