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Show The Page Four WEST POINT NEWS Syracuse town hall. Sun-Chronic- October 13, 1835 Roy, Utah, le, and Mrs. John Page were v ' w very pleased last week to have as visitois Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boane and their three daughters By ihe Boane family formerly lived In iJuiningham. Ala , where the Pages, Virginia John and Beatrice spent part ol heir mission They are now living Oleson i i Pensacola, Fla They came to L tah to attend general conftrcnce LDS a. id to go to the Salt I'hone 5 1310 u tuple Needless to say they all had a happy tmve renewing' old fiicmh.hips and hearing the news Best wishes for a happy birthday of othi r dear friends in the mission go this week to Sherri Fisher, Floyd field It must have been a very rei Kdlph Troseth, Marjorie warding experience for John and i riddle Kenneth I.ovcland, Val Beatrue (i.tle, Mildrid Fisher, Fred Flint I In- Sunday 11 rum Bennett, Milton Fisher, Kl evening meeting was win Boss, Jennie Stoddard, Duane most mu resting to me The meeting I. A JUNTA, Colo. Often called Nature mortgage" on farm propMontgomery, and Buth Troseth was conducted by Grant King In according to agricultural May they have much happiness on vocation by Kenneth Iceland Mu erty, weeds can reduce production up to sic was experts by Stanley Dahl, ac (heir special day ami always In irrigation and drainage ditches, they obstruct the flow cuinpamed by Velina Fisher The of Growing and increase irrigation time and costa. Weeda along fence row water Those who are celebrating their fus spiaker was Merrill Sessions and other isolated area contaminate nearby fields and can double the week who the told use of this of Svr.u mission anniversaries wedding cost of cultivating and hoeing. They can aleo consume up to 80 of the and dre also wished much happi- in South Africa and of the visit food values In average farm aod, robbing crop of nourishment. ness are Mr and Mrs Gene Bead, of President David O McKay to the Mounted on a tractor which tow a mobile liquefied petroleum gas fuel tank, the new weed burner illustrated can direct a 8- - to Mr and Mrs Wilford Flint, Mr mission while he was there lie also and Mrs Lorin Edwards, Mr and stated the South African mission blanket of flame to clear a mile of dense weed growth per hour. Smaller trucks travel three to five miles per hour and models mounted on pick-uMrs Dell Singleton, Mr and Mrs is not only the mission farthest a (butane-propanto destroy an acre of use only 40 gallonj of Cheston Youngberg away fyim the main headquarters w red growth along the average ditch bank. Roadsides or plot with ol the church It also covers Ihe growth of lesser density can be controlled at lower cost figure. i mem-h1800 Id! gest area There are With surh plants as water grass or bulrushes, growth can'easily be Tiie West Point Jaycees are still rs in an area of approximately controlled with three gas flaming applications per eight-mont- h growing midst a new of i in the membership 2,ii Hi miles, or mure At one tune stasun. arch tests show, that after the third year, only one applihave So far nine a soil needed to they condition. desirable maintain is cation campaign liitx wen- located that far away David Beruu-- e it is safe, eionounral to use and available in h!1 sections of new members They are the mission headquarters The the Iioni makes an ideal w fuel. Oirell Moss, Jiggs 1 akiihaslil, ( ook rountiy, mission president would fly to visit Janus Flagaiill Stanley Patteisoii. tin in every six months Benin th Flint, Dean Kirkman, Dale Filler Sessions as Fred Flint who is now eligible to be would never have known they had following Johnston The new King speaker was Joseph Thurgood 6t advanced to a Deacon and to at gone ndx-rhall at will be installed mi ji lid the 5 MM I Syracuse who spoke on the solidaripu t and business meeting to be ity ol the home In between the It's been like homecoming week I eld at the Canton, Peacenik room, talks however was an organ solo a Primary for the fairer sex up to Orm Bybees laisl night Thursday in Oedi n on Saturday night, (Jet beaut dully played bv Velma Fisher preparation meeting was held at since Ina came home The sisters !.ri at H pm The speaker for this Beni diction was by Wayne Dal the home of Geneve Putnam, pri have used every excuse they could lie Wal will Judge special meeting marv president The meeting was to get together either for visiting toll ipnst The Javcees are planning new oiiducted by Geneve Putnam or some kind of (not everyday) Tbev to soon be started projects Val (.ah was advanced from a Opening prayer by Virg.ma Oleson cilcbrating Just like one day, Ina, are still taking new members, so it ,u her In a priest in the Sunday The teacher trainer lesson was Ixjis Bosilie, and Mary Buth took uu wish to Join iiintai! Howard i v emrig inn ting by Lira Zaugg After discus- their mother lo Salt Lake City and given H stoddai or stank y Dahl The qu.il liiniheoned at the Starlite Gardens of the lesson plans for the sion ifltat.oris as to jiP ale bet WUII 21 I wo rsotis w ere gi aduatc d from That s just one "fer instance. They discussed brief pi wire party 35 and Pi im.ir v on Sunday evening They Then pumh and cookies were have really taken advantage of their am Margaret Bybee, who on re si tved Those attending were Elver being together for a while 'I he a ught i i s of t'lali Piimeirs, a group of women (nun West Point Hiving hi r graduation certificate iia Flint Donna Thompson. Gwen and Svrauise who hob! thin meet will bi advanced to the MIA She Thompson Virginia Oleson Mae Laura Fcrnelius is proud as a ivbre Both Bennett, Doris Page pi acock because she has four more ,nss tin third 1huisd.iv m iaih h..s Inin sirving as a Junior teach-r in tie Primary until she reached Evelyn Singleton June Thurgood n, on'h will hold their ni xt no great-grandsonnew Leone's rt lb at 2 j) m at the the graduation age The other wav Bosetla Fisher Geneve INitriam daughter Carma had twin boys, and mg 'on can Muir, Kihven Dahl Closing her o'her daughtir Phillis has a pi aver was by June Thurgood ni a baby boy Elda's daughter Lea also bad a baby hoy That makes 9 Two West Point homes have great grandson- - and two great-g- i a i n made happier during the week anddaughters bn .aura and He-biiM past as they have i.uh In en d' sm d with the arrival of a new Hi sub s all that i xcitement. I Jill baby bnv B Mv and Herald had In i n down with the jura llou.irs baby arrived l.i- Wednes monia Her daugh'er Wanda pneuVan-an- t dav just too laic for me to get it came down from Rawlins, II Iasi wiik's news The Homer U vo to take tare of her mother for I inn's ( hi I u haw a little ui fin- davs So it helped out quite a "ho juobaljdv will find it hard to b.t ami they did get in a Visit that .tit until Pt'le brother is old m.ivbe they wouldn t have other-vi bong'll to j with I In Honu r s ise I. wriii nily moved into their new honu at llartliv ( nr m r We wi-- h Hi gina and Oscar Andt rson went 'In m happiness in alifornia about a month ago, lie o'lui I mu v la be and somehow we missed it a'l to - the Wilford Zaugg j 'a'i r family Ihei have a 'me fainilv and their cither And you know cute old he says 'Thai doesn t matter huh "ia "ill h.iii- plenty of bioth it - 'o pod him Thev otu single b.t you tant get everyi th in'iltil lomhinatinn too thing ..bout e'irvhodv That s true we want everyone to know as h I' I'1 ' s i.il boil tuns No'h - po :ble nd we like to mmIi m - i 'ii'd tn on ante about It too ou may know her son Harold h is o d Ins place to hi- - dad and h.nk to California He had on hi- - job on Oct 3 so they By lilt .n time to make it And the i I I heaid i omnient alxmt them it Marlon leaving was "Boy that s sure going ' h the Midget ball leant " That n - quite a little pitcher Be in Muart oles after the job he did last year h" 'til had another vear on the Mr s i , - 80, h-- J are specialist team, before he was too old. Flame Weeding Boosts Farm Output 12-fo- p Lr-Ga- lb-s- - I.P-Ga- s Hal-wi-i-- I - s -t Mary Bybee has been up to the USAC for four days getting educated." She went up for the Adult Leadership Training Course which was offered by the extension service. And let me tell you it was a busy four deys. If you dont believe it, talk to her. It would take a at making. Those nominated Cherry in Uintah on the Progressive ticket for four-yea- Pit crises I! Contest r town board member are Albert Ken-del- l, Reid Bybee and for Justice of the peacevLamar Barnes. On the Independent ticket for four-yea- r tow ri board member are Dean Milton Anderson and justice whole newspaper to tell all the the peace Rex Price. oi But did. of some them thing they New candidates can be nominated were instruction classes in home must be signed management, foods and nutrition, by petition which voters. 25 bonaflde These must by textiles, and clothing, mental 22nd of October. health, and several more. They were be in by the entertained at a Do you know that Relief Society party. President Chase and his wife held an open house for them. They in the Uintah Ward is being held were honored at a tea, and besides at 10 30 every Wednesday morning? that heard lectures by Edward V. They want to invite the young mothHall from Washington D. C. and ers especially because they have a Dr. Braithwaite from the College very good baby tender, and you can of Southern Utah. They were also really enjoy the lesson while its honored at a dinner the last night being given. they were there They started at 6 30 in the morning and went until Speaking of lessons, Darlene Stod 7 30 at night All In all, it sounds dard is going to be the new Social like she really had an enjoyable Science teacher, and she has the time besides all the good things makings of a real good one. You she learned to bring back to the who have heard her give substipeople in the ward through the tute lessons before, know that she jobs she holds in the church here. will really keep you alert on the fact which he will have to preFer-neliu- s, SWIFTS i YOUR WISH Caa come true. Now yon caa play the accordion RIGHT la in your own home by qualified sent The Relief Society is announcing their Bazaar that will be this MonARE YOU SAVING YOUR PENday, Oct. 17, at 3 30 p m. at the church house. NIES FOR THE BIG EVENT ON Now this is going to be something NOVEMBER 4TH? You'll be Sorry new and different from' before, so if youre not put on those thinking caps, and get this through your noggin. When that stomach of your starts to growl, it means that you are hungry and want one of those good Bar-Ques that they will be serving there Monday night Then you will YOUR FALL AND want some entertainment so you can plan to stay to the ward show, but youll want to be eating pop corn and candy all the time. And, if your thinking about Christmas, and it's getting time you know there will be lots of lovely things you can buy So don't forget it will USD SILVERLEAF progressive school of music teacher. Accordion furnished. PHONE OGDEN 1. FABRICS FOR WINTER SEWING you Then there is another thing which is of mighty importance They do have some lively articles ready now for the Bazaar, but they don't have a contribution from every family So ladies, if you haven't got pieces of needle work done or even startwell you know ed, you had better what And baked goods are going to be a special feature of the bazaar this year So they will be glad for your contribution there too I cant think of anything lovelier than to sec a tabic filled with things like lemon pie. devils food cake black walnut brittle, and all the other things that the ladies around here ! DAN RIVER BATES PERCALES NYLONS N LYON NET BUTTONS RIBBONS jfl OF ALL KINDS ANKLETS NOTIONS SUNSET DRY GOODS Phone 197 N. Main, Suniet 5-19- v i Be-viu- -- I - i - i ' ! . a- Uintah News -- I -- WATCHES to cover handling and (hipping oomplata book in 20 10 deluxe volume. ' It'l the world new- est with purchase of this new 1956 Philco Swivel Console with 21-in- . ch Top Touch Tuning Just e touch on top of the eet turn ft on. chsngee tstiona automatically or tuma It off. Mahogany Vanaer Swivel Console turns for easy viewing. Acoustic Laos tor sound in full dimension Remote Control Only 00 ui lit check it if win haven't still k that invilopi in the mail yet P i ui s mure like this Vhert F esi lilim.'Uin SN 4dt 71 f4 'saw NumU'i 323 Box 4 i 0 h leet Post Office s in Fr.vifisio Fahf DIAMONDS JEWELRY Better Quality Lower Prices WATCH REPAIR ou Sepi no theic were 25 of the 5 Yrs Experience, Attended students from the Uintah School Bradley University, Pedia, 111. who went ovei to town to have the School in Watch Repair las! of the shots they started last Watch Cleaned $4.50 vi at There were second third, One Years Guarantee (mth and some fifth gradets The "Drive Out and See" kids were so excited about it that C. Stringham Jewelry vou would think it was going to he See Cal Stringham a hulid.iv for them but were they Theater Bldg. Roy, Utah baik lo school so soon, that lest von were watching for them you Vo's T PORTER FLORAL 3 3133, ROY CARNATIONS OR ROSES ASTERS CHRYSANTHEMUMS POTTED PLANTS ORCHIDS CENTER PIECES Lot Roy (5490 So. 1900 Wear) Rhone Bountiful AXtcl Layton Phone 450 9 Those long, hard climbs of lugging wet clothes arc gone forever when you get an electric 'clothes dryer Bending and reaching at the clothes line arc gone too add so are weather worries. You just take your clothes from the washer, pop them in the electric dryer, and set the controls. Clothes come out just as you want them -ready for ironing or "" fluffy dry. CORSAGES GARDENIAS ttilhitH'ij' I'M Haiti HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS of Planter Dish Plants to choose from. Also Ceramics i Cut Out Those Clothes Line Trips Be Modern ELECTRICALLY Utah Pr Co. |