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Show r s THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954 VOLUME 1, NO, 21 ROY, UTAH rA NEW FOURTH WARD CREATED IN ROY, NEW OFFICERS NAMED Boundaries for the new Roy 4th Ward were told Sunday at a special afternoon meeting held at the Lake View stake house, presided over by President Rulon Peterson. The south-boundary-sta- . BRYCE JENSEN SEEKS SCHOOL Kiwanis Phm BOARD SEAT at rts 5200 South (Roy Road) to 5600 South on the north (to Donitu Road); west to the cemetery and east to the Lake View Stake boundaries. JThe ward is comprised of 320 from Lake View Ward and 256 from Roy Second, making a total of 576 members for the new ward. Bishop Lloyd Berrett, former bishop of the Lake View ward was appointed bishop of the Roy 4th Ward with Raymond J. Smith, formerly of the Roy 2nd Ward bishopric, chosen first counselor and LaMar McMillan second counselor. Mr. McMillan was a member of the former bishopric of the Lake View Ward. Mont Lynn Rosenberg was appointed ward clerk, Dee Sparrow Roys opportunity to have member of the Weber County School Board is at hand again. Roy hasnt had a representative on the school board since the 1930s when Ruben P. Greenwood was a board member and was able to get Roy their first new school, yet we are the largest community in the School County and with acute school housing and school problems confronting Roy and Hooper and c-- f . . Sept 25; along with hundreds m Residents of rural areas in America will see a 130-yeold wagon under full teamDower cross part of the national highway westward this Fall, Milton H. Ranck, chairman of Conestoga 54, announces from Lancaster, Pa. The western crossing, ar Conestoga Kanesville. During the election five years ago, Roy could have won handily in the final ballot count but two candidates for Roy ran on the school ticket. This split the Roy vote and lost us a board member. This year all the civic clubs asst ward clerk and Joseph Bar- met together to choose one canrett financial clerk. didate: The Kiwanis. Aprender Since the ward is unorganized Womens Guild, Junior Chamexcept for the bishopric the offi- ber of Commerce. Jaycettes, cers will preside over all auxil- Lions and PTA. Their choice was iary organizations until thev are Brvce R. Jensen of 5071 South 1900 West. Roy. organized in the ward. It will be necessary for the Bryce Jensen will be candiLake View, Roy Third and Roy date to represent Roy. Hooper Fouth Wards to hold meeings in and Kanesville. Mr. Jensen was the stake house and in the Lake born and raised in Roy. educated View school until other facilities in Weber County schools, and are available. attended Weber College and the Schedule for meetings as given University of Nevada. Bryce has by Bishop Berrett is as follows: always been civically inclined Roy Fourth priesthood meeting and very much interested in dethe will begin at 9 a.m. Sunday velopments for the good 11 at a member school is He charter mornings. Sunday people. a.m.. Sacrament meeting. 4:30 and past president of the Roy p.m. Mutual, Tuesday 7 p.m.. Re- Kiwanis Club and member and lief Society 2 p.m. Tuesday and past chairman of the Roy Planning Commission. He is a veteran, Primary Mondays at 4 p.m. of Jack Hazen former bishop serving in the Air Force for the Roy Second Ward has been 3i years during World War II. He is married to the former called to the Stake High Council and Glendan Larson, former Barbara Shaw and has a boy counselor to Bishop Hazen will and a girl. be given a position in the Roy Fourth Ward organization. Merlin N. Clark, former memof ber of the Lake View Stake High Sidelights Council was appointed bishop of Ward Creation of the Lake View Ward at the Sunday evening Sacrament meetPresident Rulon S. Peterson deing of the Lake View Ward. Walter Meldium, former coun- scribed in his talk proceeding the selor to Bishop Lloyd Berrett was organization of the new Fourth named first counselor to Bishop Ward Sunday, the rapid growth Cook and Lorin I. Kay, former of the church membership in the since he president of the Elders quorum, community of Roy moved here 15 years ago. was named second counselor. served who At that time there were less All ward clerks with Bishop Berrett in the Lake than 600 members in the Roy View Ward were retained to First Ward and less than 600 in the Riverdale Ward. serve for Bishop Cook. ward Seven and a half years ago They are: Leroy Cabia, and clerk, Jerry E. Cluff, asst ward there were 1,610 members orwas clerk and Ralph M. Thompson the Lake View Ward financial clerk. ganized. orWithin the past two years of the auxiliary Meetings Lake View ganizations will be held lit the Riverdale has left wards have usual time except for Mutual Stake and three new which will start at 8 p.m. on been organized in Roy. Church There are 3,533 LDS Tuesday. Because of Fast Day next Sun- members living ,in Roy at this day preceding General Confer- time. With the 320 members of the ence in Salt Lake City, to be held memthe following Sunday, ward Lake View Ward taken for teachers report meeting will be bership in the new Fourth Ward, there are still 980 members left postponed till Sunday Oct. 10. in the Lake View Ward. President Peterson said that for a ward to function at its best, Carnival the membership should be between 500 and 700. Thus jt is MIA .. not difficult to. see what will be The Lake. JView Stake Carnival has been postponed till happening before too long to the Saturday Opt. 9, because of Gen- Lake View Ward again. eral Conference. Roy surely is growing. Postponed The Kiwanis Club in Roy is preparing to celebrate Kjds Day a ng the pioneer travels of 2 centuries ago in this country, is being done to inform America that Lancaster County, Pa., originated the wagon which later became known as the prairie schooner or covered wagon. Mail Pouch Tobacco Company of Wheeling, West Virginia, is the financial sponsor of the trek. The program begins with an Jaycees Set Scattergun Date PULL! Yes. its scattergun time again, and with less than two weeks remaining until duck season. Time surely flies and so will the clay pigeons be flying Sunday out in Pleasant View at the Turf Club (1 mile west of North Ogden town junction) where the Roy Jaycees arc opening with their annual Turkey Shoot. This provides scattergunners a fine opportunity to sharpen their gun-eyon clay birds before they attempt the even more elusive feathery kind. The practice in rapidly calculating lead, elevation and angle as well as practice in quick gun handling coupled with swing and follow e through make this sport a must for those who would like to improve their shooting proficiency. The Jaycees invite amateurs as well as professionals, for each will shoot in their class. They will also conduct shoots for the uninitiated in the art of pulverizing clay pigeons. Especially welcome is the interest- bystander. Bleachers are available just behind the firing line so that all can watch the ed action. The shoots will be conducted by those experienced in running trap shoots and should prove to be full of fun and action. Turkeys, hams and steaks will be awarded winners and splatterboard shoots will provide fun for those not caring to engage in the shooting. A concession stand will also be avail- I J unveiling of the restored old w'agon in Lancaster, proceeds to Harrisburg, whre Gov. John S. Fine of Pennsylvania wll drive the wagon a mile, and thence to Pittsburgh, where from The Gateway the wagon will start for Wheeling. West Virginia, and the East Bank of the Ohio, location of Mail Pouch Tobacco Company, a firm which began 7r) years ago because of these old wagons. Mavors. Burgesses, and fire and police departments are everywhere. School be let out to see the wagon will pass. A forgotten page in American history is being Marian Page Chosen Queen Of Hooper Event of communities in the United States, Canada, Alaska and Hawaii, using the theme, Build for Tomorrow. Children will be picked up at the schools at 12 oclock sharp and taken to Ilill Field for a tour of the field. This tour includes Aircraft Display, Maintenance and also a pic- ture at the Air Force theater concerning air craft. Children should have their lunch, as the trip will takfc better than two hours. The Kiwanis Club of Roy will take the children and return them at no cost. Although this is the sixth annual observance of Kids Day, it iS the first year of sponsorship exclusively by Kiwanis Interna- tional. Mr. Burton Manfield, psesident of Roy Kiwanis Club stated that youth work has been a major aim of Kiwanis International throughout a the 39 years of its existence. Mr. Mansfield said that funds collected in Roy were used to install backstops at the Roy Park where marble tournaments were held last spring, and that a large number of baseball suits and other equipment has been purchased for the youth of Roy. Preliminary plans for local activity are being formulated by the committee in charge. Walter Das-truis chairman of the committee. assisted by Emmett Wiggins and Rars Wilson. Mr. Dastrup urged all citizens to wholeheartedly support the Kiwanis Club in the observance Brunette and lovely Marian Page, daughter of Eugene Page of West Point, ws chosen from 28 contestants to reign as queen over the Hooper Tomato-FarBureau Day held Sept. 6. Her first attendant was Dixie Burnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Burnett of North Ogden. The Second attendant is Diane Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Dean Baker of Plain City. of the day set aside especially for helping our youth. Winners Named in Club Exhibit Accused of Collaborating 4-- H The following are award winners at the recent Weber Counclub exhibit Held recently at the Utah Power and Light Co. Bonita Peterson 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Peterson of Kanesville, won first place for a complete costume consisting of a dress and accessories. Award for the. third place group exhibition of clothing was won by Mrs. Beth Hall and Mrs Edna Penman, leaders of the group. Ann Widdison, 12 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Widdity 4-- of Hooper was an award winner for a dress she made. A skjrt and blouse was a winner for Marie Bartlett, 10, of Kanesville in Phase I. Joyce Ward, 12, daughter of FORT SHERIDAN, ILL. The Mrs. Keith Byington of Hooper, of Lt Col. Harry won an award for a dress. Fleming (right) was continued so of Ann 12, a prominent civilian attorney, that Larison, daughter able for anything your stomach president-elecof the Bar AsM. t Larison James 'Mr. and Mrsu desires. of Roy won on an individuafex sociation in Wisconsin, Alfred E. La who volunteered his The Roy Sun will have a hibit of baking powder biscuits. aid, France, would have time to study the All winners will exhibit their case. Lt Col. Flemming is accused phone. Please call informawares at the Utah State Fair in of collaborating with the enemy tion for the number. Please Salt Lake City, Sept. 21. while a prisoner of the commu- feel free to call your classiThe exhibit was under the di- nists in Korea. L& France is picfieds in. We will send you a rection pf Miss "Maude Martin, tured at left. bill. Hours 9 to 5. home demonstrator. son court-marti- . al p |