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Show JL mtnwS''!turlw wrurr f Roy . . . the city with a future celebrating its 25th Anniversary SUNSET HEWS Roy Jaycees Give - Baseball Trophys Crossword Puzzle 20. Steal 21. Auricles 23. Bird 24. Ooze 2J. Network 27. Excited 29. Content 31. Wide valley 32. Armor 34. 0. Male voice 44. European Regret Because ' Answer -- 46. country Sun god - 26. MHViN WO t 13 1. QDDQDS& 2. QQ a bob can The Jaycee Midget League baseball tournament which was completed Wednesday night, at the Roy Hark was considered a big success by the sponsoring Junior 47. Defense 1 8. Struggle 49. Barrymore 20. Poorer SI. Duck 22. Gaze S3. Brad 24. Rob Kills so Crossword 3. abqqq 4. Greek letter DOWN In a line 28. Direct 30. Reflexive measure Japanese 31. Final stage 33. Evergreen 24. Ancient Printers Insensible CEO 11. 12. 15. DO a both sportsmanship and for first places. Shown receiving the first place trophy for the Midget B League is Pirate Captain Kevin Fage. Leonard Leth, of the Jaycees presents the trophy to young Fage and Pirate Coach Joe Fage. kingdom 36. Work 38. Distribute 6. Letter 7. And: French 90. Relate & Contradicted 41. Destroy 44. Bleat 9. Number 10. Prophesy 45. Flightless d. Lumps DC3D Chamber of Commerce.in Trophys were given pronoun sash ! HBQdf ' Swallow up - 'bird 48. Him Play 50. Nickel: chem. Entanelia RIVERDALE NEWS month Little seventeen I' ' ASSAYS rue - vcC itS TlhA YOU R TO INSULATS VUHlue iia u 0000 old Randy Call didnt have to yearn and coax for a pony nearly as long as most little boys do. His folks won Billy, the Shetland pony which was given awajj by the Riverdale Volunteer Fire Department at the 4th of July Celebration. His father and mother, Keith and Ranee Call, were out horseback riding at the home of a brother-in-laat the time the drawing was taking place, so that goes to show a basic interest in horses in the family. It didnt take Randy long to develop the pride of ownership. His mother says she has to hide the Aridle to keep him from wearing it out dragging it around. His dads return from work, is his mmedi-at- e signal for another riidng sesi sion. i Their new home just completed adjacent to their orignal one is pow being occupied by the Sterling Fuller family. It is still uncertain just who will buy and move into the home they have . vacated. BUILD WITH THE BEST 1 Green River. club The Careless Cookers convened at the home of Mrs. Arlene their leader, Holden, Thursday. July 5. They made as their project for the week, break fast of egg and toast," tomato juice and cereal. Mayor and Mrs. Michiel Bur-soand family have entertained a friend, John, from Indiana for the past two weeks. They visited points of interest in Utah, including Temple Square and heard the famous' tabernacle choir. Members are now enthusiastic about the work on the new Sunset ward chapel and are meet at 5 00 a.m. some mornings for several hours before going to their various jobs. July 4 was one of these mornings and then there were some who went and enjoyed breakfast in the canyon. Linda Uqs worth has been put in a cast and released to go home returning for check ups often. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller recently had their adopted son blessed and giVen the name of David Charles Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Parker and family have enjoyed the past week and July Fourth in Idaho vacationing. Mr .and Mrs. Paul Reid and family have moved into a lovely 4-- 17. Novel 19. Smacks 42. 43. Roy Gardenettes His father, flobert P. Woodbury, was here a couple of days from Hurrican, Utah visting Don and Doris Woodbury and daughter, LuDawna. This week the Riverdale ward girls are camping at Browns new home just a block north of the Sunset Ward chapel. A free dance lesson for those who wish to dance, will be given Saturday, July 14 from 8 30 to 10 00 pm. Instructors are Mr. and Mrs. Grant Horsley and the place, the Stake house. Mr. and MIS. Grant Hammon, California and spent two weeks visit- . Fowers Homecoming Slated in Hooper (MfasreWsf Ml H M tonumd tritk tngravine) Heliograting is rich, raised fettering that has the distinction of fine craftsmanship. It cost! much less than youd expect, and can be delivered within the week. Cards Uttriua9i and Envelopes Aanoonctmints at the Larry Perkes, Mechanical Supt. taker ess? . Roy Printing Co., in- vites you to come in and see the new, modern way, to have raised lettering placed on your printing. C6me See me most anytime for further details. If you want. the best SEE USl , 3 Dort Forget! We- ;do ALL Types of, Seattle ,wqs taken recently by Fay and Verla Hull. At San Jose they joined Karl and Maudie Thompson, and Fays mother and another sister and brother. From there, the group scenic coast motored up the highway to the lair. His new grandson In Corona. Cal prompted a two week trip to that southern California city for Mrs. Lucile Judkins and daughter, Lana. Garry and Sharon had decided to name their new son Cordell Lee .and call him Cory. Lucille reported that Garry made the honor roll again last quarter in the part' time schooling he is taking. While there they were treated in grand style by Craig Rawlins pho made his home with the Judkins family for over two years when he was a young boy. He now lives at Malibu, overlooking the ocean. He took them to Catalina. the Los Angeles Temple, est. -- Mexico is being enjoyed by Mrs. A1 (Doris) Chaves and family. HEADACHE PAIII gives you faster relief (tom pains of headache, neuralgia, neuritis, andjninor pains of arthritis, STANBACK rheumatism, Because SERVE YOU BESTI contains several STANBACK medically-approve- p relief, you can take STANBACK with confidence. Satisfaction guaranteed! Tt STANBACK Mi1 valuable Gifts! 3 - 5 delightful Wednesday concerts at Lagoon Patio Gardens WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 starting SOUTH 1400 WEST. HOY, UTAH , YOUR CHOICE era. Takes color slides, color snapshots and black and whites on 127 film, plus 4'z G.E. ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK, plus 4'i Tty nt DELTA POWER LANTERN with PACT battery, plus 4'a JvvvvcX I SHEAFFER PEN AND PENCIL SET, plus 1 4'i. ttBawfltv YOUR CHOICE place setting IMPORTED TRANSLUCENT CHINA plus 4i place setting ROGERS by Oneida, Ltd., SILVERPLATE plus 4'i. additional place settings, only $2.75 each time you add $25 or more to your savings account. Opening Concert Featuring George Shearing and Quintet, Soloists Maurice . 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His professional writings on the antitrust laws have been published in the California Law Review and the Nebraska Law Review, and on science and .re legion, in the Improvement Era. -- amusement parks, .Graumanns Chinese Theatre, Hollywood bowl and many other places of inter- v I M0US WAlft UP TIRED! When due to simple Iron - deficiency Demin, take Pinkham Tablets. Rich in iron, they start to strengthen your blood within one day ! Thus help restore your vitality. Willian H. (Bill) Henderson r CHURCH NEWS to -- Q83f DCx cgO ing. being entertained by friends and relatives Bishop and Mrs Grant Hammon honored them with a locely dinner, Sunday July Mr. Henderson made this stateElder Norman G. Fowers will and took them to the airport ment upon filing. Sunhis mission on ths report Thursday, July 5, to fly to New day evening at 7 pm. in the York. From there, they would (If I am elected Attorney Hooper First Ward. fly to Franfurt, Germany where General I pledge, as chief law Elder Fowers has just com- they will spend two years they officer of the state and as a pleted a mission to Canada in the will- spend twjo years m connec- member of the Board of ExamiToronto area. tion with his work ners, to protect the individual's He ft the son of Mr. and rights .to guard the publics Mr. and Mrs. Hcinze Larsen etbook. Mrs. Frank Fowers, and persent-lvacationed Yellowstone in has, a brother in the Atlantic ftpve ark this week. States Mission. Joys are our wings; sorrows Ray D. Layton is on a two our spurs. TDY in Los Angeles area. Jean Paul Richter Flat for their annual summer weeks Edith and Bernice Sly, daugh-tr- e t Blanche are outing. Chaperones of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sly, Gibby, Zona Taylor and Mem are visiting in Brigham with Mr. Sorrow's remembered sweeten Bailey. and Mrs. Dee J. Hammon. present joy. is A former Riverdale boy visilng relatives and friends here, Hi Is Tommy Bingham, ,don xLjtJ Norris and Irene Bingham, now ACHING MUSCLES of Covina, California. His appointment as SupervisThe Roy Stake MIA leadQuickly relieve nagging pains of Dising Elder in the Portsmouth tired, sore, sebing muscles with has been postmeeting ership STANBACK Powders or Tablets. trict of the Britsh LDS misson This until 2. August poned ST ANBACKS combination of medicallywas the incentive for a phone is due to the fact that many -proven ingredients for relief call from Elder Leslie Davis. The of the leaders, are away at of pain works fast and gives reHal Davises had just returned camp and wont be able to markably comforting relief. Satishome Trom the 4th of July celefaction guaranteed. Snap back with it until this date. make thru came bration when the call STANBACK. from their son. Shanz and Eva Panunzio and their three children Returned last week from a vacation trip to Yellowstone Park. Eva was the holder of a $100 win-food' store. ning ticket at a nearby Lawns, Shrubs, Trees & Evergreens Flanted, Top Soil Sustained Sunday evening as Relief Society work counselor to LEONARD HOWES PH. TA replace Mrs. .Mary Child was Mrs. Doris Woodbury. Mrs. Ruth Ritter remains in the office of Perneica president with Mrs. Piet as the other counselor and Mrs. Gladys Taylor ts secretary. A .trip to California and the Worlds Fair calmed. Then most women found they could go smiling through the trying years of change-of-lif- e without that dreadful misery! If change-of-lif- e is making you feel older than you are, ask for E. Pinkham's Vbgetablb Lydia Compound at drug stores. Do it tohow See fast this special medday. icine for women helps you feel like your happy, active self again. SLEEP Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McQuarrie were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McQuarrie in Bountiful. Jr. arrived in Sunset from sided. Tha't awful nervousness was TooCie es Relief Sociey work meeting is morning 30 HOM 'P Does change of life leave you so weak, irritable you feel older than you really are? Suffocated by hot flashes, constantly tense, so you esn't be the affectionate wife of old? Dont despair! Lydia Pinkham's Compound can relieve that physical distress and tension both . . . in doctors tests using Pinkhama Compound, woman after woman got glorious relief without cottly thotsl Hot flashes qimkly sub- - now to be held Thursday a.m. July 12. at 10-0- Sunset Third Ward was divided Sunday. July 8. The new Bishop is Carl D. Peterson with counselors Kenneth Bates and Leon Miller. Grant Hammon was retained as Bishop with Jim Dunaway and Rock as counselors Kenneth Elmer Nibauer and Ken Iverson as Clerks and Mark Jenkins as Welfare Cleark. The balance of officers of the organizations will be filled this next week. Make You fe In doctors lost, special medicine relieved those hot flashes, weakness, nervousness for woman after woman . . . then they could enjoy a happier middle-age- ! William H. (Bill) Henderson, the Democratic nominee for At; torney General in the 1960 election, ( Friday June 29, formally filed his candidacy for that office in this years election. Mr. Henderson, a native of Salt Lake City, is married to the former Dorothy Robinson. They have two children. He is L.D.S. The Gardenette members are urged to bring their husbands to the dinner and fun filled Change-of-Li- Feel Older Than You Are? Seeks Attorney General Post of different kinds of Rowers. ly BUSINESS STATIONERY Does Wm. Henderson The three Sunset wards held Slate July 16 Meet a joint flag raising ceremony at Sunset Elementary School at The Roy Gardenettes will hold 7:30 a.m. on July 4th. a summer Vicnic the evening of Mbnday July 16, at 7 p.m. in The Explorers are selling Watkins black pepper and vanilla the North Park. The main speaker for the event along with collecting old rags and newspapers as a fund raising pro- will be Mrs. Theodore Burnham ject for their float down the of Bountiful, who will show slides ACROSS 1. Ponce de 5. Undesirable plant 9. Halo 11. Spring holiday 13. At 14. Hangs over 19. Negative Hybrid beast 33. Rest 3L Guide 39. Single rage Seven THE SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 |