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Show We wont to express our gratitude to Postmaster Emma Russell for her untiring efforts to track down the reason for some late deliveries with papers going to the north, through no fault of the Roy Post Office. Postmaster Russell has been an energetic supporter of the paper and has done all within her capacities os postmaster and as an individual. Permit Ho. 19 See. 34.66 P.L&R. U.S. Pottage Paid Roy, , Utah THURSDAY, $1.75 Per Year VOLUME ONE, NUMBER 44 MARCH 10, 1954 5c Phone No. SUN-CHRONIC- per copy 2-- 1 184 ROY, UTAH crease the consumption of eggs To make this campaign most KYLE IIAKKOP By SHARON LAR1SON effective, poultrymen should exBy Kyle llarrop ert a special effort in the care and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell In this column for this week Spring fever must be catchhandling of their eggs It would of 4916 South 3100 West, Roy. for deserts delectable heretwo to are the teeners ing ,at least be a disaster to get people to buy held a birthday party for their carolie counters. First is an an- abouts! extra eggs and then find that son Kenneth, sitcurrent In the discussing in honor of his 10th a true not angel cake quite gel Starting the month out right C. they were of Inferior quality. We afternoon Saturday cake but a reasonable fascimile Kay Thompson and Vernetta uation. Extension Poultyman birthday, a bright urge you to be more careful in March 5, at the family home. out Clark Elmer points the half has of one which only Parsons were seen pushing their By Sharon Larlson Most situation forecasters handling your products. spot: Included as guests were: WEST POINT HEWS calorie and will serve 16 with school bus part way to school Considering recently pledged claim that outlook or specialists Brown, of Robert, and Brown, Be a mindful Lurry 60 calories to the proposed Roy temperature serving. at least geting it started. Nothing only the year 1955 has aged a humidities in your egg storage Dwayne Shultz, Marvin Zaugg. support to make mud puddles after and Roy town fire like We are pleased to have andepartment spring to will CAKE few months, thing ANGEL begin rooms; gather your eggs at least John Paul Sorensen, Billy West, park the Aprender Guild last other new correspondent for is there kids. IQ cups (about 10) egg whites pic up. Poultrymen are urged three times dully; replace the Roger Holstein, Bob Kinslow, their the paper, Virginia Oleson. Roy has gained a new teener to Wednesday commenced and keep faith with their business nesting material often, and be Terry Smith, Forrest Blaine Day new Ross on a civic note. one lost in recent and News from all parts is why year days. 1 and not give up. liquid sure all egg ar cleaned before and John Howe. teaspoon is the new one. He has the Dredge paper is wanted In so many ( swectner or 18 grain) been Guild members heard County homes. Clark noted that some poul- they are packed. Close attention living in Roy while atinsweetner tablets dissolved in 1 have said that they are to these practices will greatly Commissioner Arthur Brown tending Weber Collge. We wel trymen The Arsenal Villa ITA wishes m a more serious financial stress crease the quality of market eggs discuss the county situation in teaspoon of water. By Virginia Oleaon Ross Box Elder. from come to Crylast lecture the announce to a product Beat until foamy then add 1V. a Roy fire department. to will than the Consumers receive Phone experienced regard they during Weber stal Boderick also attend who is There seems to be a which is appealing and desirable, be given bya Lee Came, He provided 1954 property tax teaspoon cream of tartar. depression Berinto edhas moved in course adults just not only help to conducting Continue beating until whites College the West Point is a small town but tha Eccles Hall the dorm. Well lot of truth in this statement and and they will be held Friday, pamphlets, explaining are stiff enough to hold peaks. miss you riding to school with no doubt it applies to many poul- get rid of the present surplus, ucation, 11 will of the commissioner in es- it is not a slow town where noththe 7:30 at in pm. dis- ing ever a fire proection but it will also help to prevent March Fold in 2 tablespoons at a time, us. trymen happens, quite the conschool house. The meetings have tablishing a further surplus 22 existing tax- trary. There's something doing until just blended. are There trict. As this of a result present on been held HATS OFF Tuesday night 4 cup sifted sugar ing units authorized to levy almost every day. I will try to squeeze, many chicken raisers "We urge you to follow these Roberta the Weber College Add: taxes in Weber County. He ex- let you know some of the hapin vull not chickens 1955; raise went off last week with Ronald Peterson of Kanesville, practices as youi part of the and disad- penings from time to time. teaspoon vanilla conplained will a bang Loads of kids were on however poultrymen responsibility in making this Na received a broken leg last week vantages advantages of the teaspoon almond extract taking should steps nechave and business in tinue Fritional Kgg Campaign a success. when he slipped on a bit of straw cup of hand to see it last Thursday, to the establish Sift, l4 cup at a time, fire pro a essary rather satisfactory year with Joan Help us promote the slogan. covered ice while loading straw lection district or 23rd unit taxThe next North Davia Stake mix- day and Saturday flour, over the In- a temptation right 'It . may after! Van Waggoner and Heber Jcntz-. . Eggs Add Appeal to Any Meal He is convalescing at home Primary preparation meeting la U Mr the Brown ' recognized ing Both these; nw t,J postpone the ordering of Let's all le good eggs to in roles. Mb ln to be held March 24, scheduled leading blended When for additional fire proteceach addition later date when crease the sale of eggs are frwl" Dul: And a" t luc ks to some The big news of the week for at 7.30 pm. in the Clearfield inch,kll9 an , exinto the area tion ungreased and in k pour m rr favorable Roy 1,1 ' the Lake View Ward is the 1st and 3rd Ward chapel. West upntlv other former Davisite was work L.ut if antffUakt pan. nuultrviivin is to mkti'sn pressed the desire and willing' Ik to on the get tJinK party acquainted Ward is to act as hostess. Point photography. a kmit with of to ness the batter through commissioner fulls stay m business, it sterns heid Friday and Saturday of this Ward A large attendance would be apWeber South mod-a in Cake remove bubbles to work closely with the Town Mi.it be i an afford to Uirow' good week The party Friday night is preciated. erate oven 325 deg.) for 1 hour! HOME AGAIN Board out the iuauag-mii- l 12 practices under for youngsters years. Lots of you kids will probab window while or until done. make to To Hold up 6 Iktrying served at Homecoming A dinner will Following a lively discussion Invert the cake pan until the ly remember Dick Wilson from h'N mind In the opinion of men West Point Ward was happy p m with a program and dance of the problem Mayor Charles sev moved He School Roy days. cake is cooled with goo to poultry judgment. welcome back Elder Grant Moore following Thora By Rapp gave the report of Fire Delicious served with fresh cral years ago and Just recently (Minks for laying flock replace will be for Underwriter for 1952 outlined Blake and his wife Florence. be A night held will Saturday on a homecoming re ac-Hes turned furlough meids should lx received in Jan sliced straw berries or as an return for uary and February. A person in the South Weber ward hall adults beginning with a hot dm the Town Boards and outlined They recently returned from companiment to the new ice now and will soon And celebrating an- ner at 6 pm, followed by a the anticipated bond election serving as full term missionaries hes en who takes the time and effort to on March cream on the local market which1 three years service in the Western States Mission. relioti Friday is a program and dance program is high in nutritional value and 'gaged too- - to Beth Ericksbn of plan and conduct his poultry en- other ward Everyone is welcome who is They gave their missionary reto junall for children up day Afton, Wyoming on an efficient schedule low in calories. terprise Park interested in ports on Feb. 27 in Sacrament acquainted Proposed getting Congratulations go to Sharon year after year, is seldom put ior high age. E Gayle Sheffield, commix meeting. who plan on Florence is already Those (PS she Grape Whip recently t.,,m plctelv out of business dur Bybee this will the for Sat of "back at ward the the in dinner discussed their in sioner youngsters harness, she was Roy, parks a nig This Grape Whipe is quick announced her engagement to mg a sear of extreme stress,'1 begin at 4 30. The rest of the urday evening, please bring the view of the town planning sustained as a Sunday School and pretty desert and vs ill serve Russell Ward of Kaysville. Clark declared evening will be celebrated with your own silverware. Children board on the new town park teacher last Sunday. It is good 6 at 120 calories each. GOOD FELLOW "Poultrymen have a lot to a fish pond, dancing and a show, will not have to furnish their which is located near the north to have the Blakes back with us Dilute 1 can frozen grape doWhat was Jay Goodfc-llogam in a campaign of this na Saturday the bazaar will be- silverware Friday.) city limits Mr. Sheffield pre- again. 4 cans of water (injuice with out at Pleasant View last lure." Clark said "Im sure you gin at 4 30 p m followed by a ing sented for the first time, a map stead of 3). He was seen borrowing w ill reaize tins as you give it supjK-5 to 7 pm Sunday? from a new for drawn by Bob Tucker, chairRoy Preparations Dissolve 1 tablespoon ( cn a book from some On Friday March 4, the 136th 30. sour support. The retailers. girl formu- man of the Weber County planare being City directory in A Vo-will be of Seventies held a ss holesalers and radio, newspajwr velope) unflavored gelatine a s(H'cial More program to Powerful Quorum Days lated by the Aprender Guild to ning board, showing the com4 cup grape Juice. 8 until 9, followed in are held from the food edtiors and television have What Syracuse recreation party you might .i funds for various civic im- plete pi ns for the new park. Blend thoroughly in a large tubularly' ball. A lovely dinner was served. bv a dance. Everyone Is invited. raise effort to m mind. Jay? (And you didn't exerting an truck and fire the provements. double boiler. .At the present time two base- The tables were beautifully decstuck in her driveway improvements on the new Roy ball cup grape juice, dissolved backstops are the only orated with lacy baskets filled H. Park included. Widdlson John gelatine and 2 teaspoon grated I had a guess last Sunday; Miss Elaina Ray of equipment provided. Pipes are with daffodils and ferns. After In the past the Aprender guild lemon rind. laid and plans are made the dinner an interesting pronow -- the cake baker night expert a of number have completed Hooper Resident cup sugar. 4 eggs from last issue, Edith Harris, for the betterment of for planting grass on the dia- gram was given. projects yolks, unbeaten. After the program the Sevenmonds this spring and it or not she can and believe Hurts of Crash Dies the community. Over a small amount of sim- make a cake the were pleased to hear a few for the ties baseball The backstops right way. from their most welcome words mering water, beat mixture vig- saying more favorable for the much always wants By Thora Moore position comH 73. local Three Widdison. John Hooper. girls will orously with a rotary beater or more" seems to fit here. Now President Levi Edgar guest, of players. Miss Elaine Ray, daughter (bed while visiting his son Ar- pete Friday night in the selecan electric mixer. The mixture that her cakes come out well Bt Young of the First Council of a of lack Because of H. Mrs space and Ray for Miss the Joseph OgBishop thur in Albuquerue, N. M., last tion of finalist will increase considerably in she's trying to learn to make of South Weber and Ronald B Friday Mr Widdison has been den contest to lx conducted the present Roy park site sever- the Seventy. and be the consistency of al teams were forced to play on , frosting that doesn't go hard. Ririe, son of Mr. and Mrs Afton in an automobile accident three sometime in April Sharon whipped cream when done. the Can't win. can you Edith unimproved diamonds at of Ogden, exchanged weeks before at Casa Grande, Ririe J Mrs. Mr. of and daughter On Sunday, March 6, at 3 Remove upper part of double LET IT SNOW the a proposed park. Mr. Sheffield vows in double wedding ring Ariz , and had been ill since that Wayne Wesscl of Roy, Kathryn the 136th Quorum of Sevp.m. boiler from the bottom and conschedthe reservation had Last week Weber College ceremony at the home of the time. Moser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs reported held their monthly quorum' enty tinue to beat the mixture for a its annual snow carnival at bride's ule for the current park is alparents. Andy Moser, also of Roy and in the Sunset Ward. The meeting minute or two. alfilled a and has that he He was snow maintenSnow Basin. There were The bride's father, Bishop Ray formerly Betty Bingham, daughter of Mr. ways received time has been changed Pour into sherbert glasses, ance operator for the Amalga- and Mrs Roland ready applications for meeting contests, .races down performed the ceremony on sculpturing Bingham. to the first Sunday in each chill before serving. Garnish severCo. June. in The past hills on cardboard and lino- entities Day, before relatives and mated Sugar will be among those com reservations each with a walnut half but reThe guild has pledged a pic- month so that it will not conflict al years he had been engaged as races and free leum, friends, skiing peting with Sunday School Leadership member it will add 15 calories becucs for everyone. All the so-The bride wore a ballerina a contractor and builder. 11. 10 nic area and shelter, similar to March night. Friday a are If NOTE: using your the one at the Roy Park, to the inerting. cial clubs competed in the races length gown of white nylon net a member, girls will be selected out of npMr was Widdison or milk sour new park site. President Vera recipe requiring and the winning club received w ith tiered ruffles of lace and March ia a busy month for of the LDS Church and a high Prxhnately 50. for the finals, Parker announced. cream but have neither, add 1 a cash a dance o hHd at ja lace long sleeved bolero jacket prize Relief Society organization. the PriorJ. View LDS the m Lake a to lemon of cup teaspoon juice SOUTH STAR over white satin. Her white veil priest On Sunday March 6. They had Ward of milk or cream and let stand I was reading a copy of Weber of bridei illusion net was held Stake, Hooper Second charge of the evening meeting. for 10 minutes. Or 4 teaspoon Mr. Burton Mansfield return- Larvar G. McMillin Highs Warrior's Trumpeter in place by a tiera of white When a young man he was The speakers on the program cup of milk or the other day and the February satin and seeded pearls. vinegar to a Sunday School teacher and ac- ed home Sunday from Mesa, were Mrs. Norinne Montgom. cream. 18th issue had a special Insert Her bouquet was pink roses jtivc m auxiliary organizations Ariz., where he had accompan- Elected Mrs. Florence Paice, and ery, Head Dairy page from South Junior High with a large white orchid in the of the Hooper Ward While In ied Bishop Lloyd Berrett on a Mrs. Vera Thurgood. Sister Several Roy students there are center, trimmed with white satin Paul, Idaho, he was a member business trip Mrs Berrett flew Janet Moss sang "Oh, My FathU Scientists Trap Lavar C. McMillin, 5397 South er." on the staff of the "South St3r." ribbon and net. of the Paul Ward bishopric for down to Mesa, Sunday to Join 2000 West, Roy, manager of the Carol A reception was given Feb. 25 Alan Gibby is He was also presi her husband. year Rare Utah Mama! Ekins Dairy, was elected presiSodenkamp is news editor, Verat the South Weber recreation dent of the high priest quorum On March 8, at the work and netta Parsons is feature editor, hall The couple received guests and a counselor in the stake Employees of the Roy Post dent of the USAC Dairy business meeting of the Relief a before a back Alumni Assn, at the of the Minidoka Office and their partners (22 ground of tall presidency Kirkman demonTwo University of Utah bio- and Mitsuko Kawaguchi is Mary Society, Good luck kids, the candelabra with white satin bow Stake. in all) surprised the Ethan annual dinner of the association strated basket weaving, Roselogists who spend their sum- reporter. looks neat. Echols at their home in Sunset held in the Union Bldg, on the ribbons, highlighted by a large mers trapping small animals in paper really mary Richeson gave a talk on to Hooper, he was HELD in of Returning arch trimmed white BANQUET with a baby USAC campus last week. trellis, Thursday evening cancer. Southern Utah display a rare a mcmlxT of the Lake View John R. Moore, also employed Sharmea social club had its'gnen fern and large pink shower, honoring the adoption of prize among their 1,700 speci-maStake high mined, a member of a nine month old baby girl by by the Ekins Dairy was named last, nations and white satin bows. banquet membership March 15 at 2 p m. is the date collection. afternoon. All members Mrs. Leon Clark was maid of the Fight Stakes Temperance the Echols recently Dorothy of vice president and Alvin Ferre, set for the Relief Sunday of the and Society birthIts a tiny mammal pledges met at Bertha Er-- ' honor with a ballerina length Committee and active in the Dorothy's Juvenile Shop, Bars secretary. treasurer. Mr. Ferre is day party. All the ladies in the shrew family which has been clcs Hall for the initiation cere jgnwn of pale blue taffeta and Senior Aaromc Priesthood Com Sandars of the Western Auto employed by the Dairy division ward are cordially invited to seen only six times in the world. mittee when pledges changed mony Supply and Mattie Garfield of of the Ogden City Board of attend. Dr. Stephen D. Durrant and He was a son of James G. and Mattie's Cafe, also sent gifts. Health The affair was held in their pledge pins for club pins. M. Raymond Lee have spent two Alice Pinny Widdison, born Aug. Mr. Echols has been employed connection with the dairy manuthis they adjourned to Following On March 22, the Literary summers roaming through south- the Fish House where a now in Lesson will be banquet ileen Moore and Miss La Rae 20, 1881, in Salt Lake City. He by the Roy Post office the past facturing given by Mrs. ern Utah mountain areas looking was served. Thomas andjCornia, with the brides sister was a child when the family nine years. progress at the USAC. Shirley and on March Velma Fisher, for mammals. The tiny shrew, I are the only ones Joining from Karen Ray as junior brides moved to Hooper where he re29, the Social Science lesson will is Americas smallest which The members of the Feather, cipate in a dance at the Hooper lx Roy .Members from Roy who maid. The grooms niece Paula sided until 1917. given by Mrs. June Holbrook mammal, is their most startling are inactive this quarter are Ririe was flower girl dressed ln Then he moved to Paul, Idaho, weight Club had a good time at 1st Ward The Hooper 1st Ward the time of the meeting is was trap- Helen Weston and discovery. The shrew Ho home of Eleanor Sharp, their will be host to all the wards of 2 Virginia pale pink taffeta and net. The rcturing to Hooper in 1942. p.m. ped 25 miles west of Blanding. (Gus) Holtry. bridesmaids wore ballerina He married Mary Biddulph on recent hostess, taking before the Lake View Stake on that The scientists have also cap- PRETTY, PRETTY length gowns of pastel shades to Jan. 7. 1903 in the Salt Lake and after pictures. Prizes were same evening. Those who attended meeting tured and named several new A beauty contest held at We- match their nose gays which LDS Temple. She died Feb. 27 given to members who have lost last Sunday night were happy animals, which Include varieties her High last week determining were of pink and white carna- - 1954. On Dec. 2, 1954, he mar- the most weight. The average Mr and Mrs. Lowell Steck to see Elder and Mrs. Jack Page of the pika, sage brush vole and a Miss Weber" to represent the tions with net and ribbons to ried Ellen Clark in the LDS weight loss in the club is from (formerly Pearl Porter of Roy) who had jjust returned from pocket- gopher. 5 to 16 lbs. The next meeting are the school ln the Miss Ogden contest match their dresses. Temple, in Salt Lake. f proud parents of a baby their mission in Florida, His widow survives, Hooper; will be held at the homo of Mrs. boy, born Friday, March 4 In course the Florida climate has Though the team has collected found many talented girls enThe bridegroom chose his some ,700 specimens, the object tered. Nancy Grccnwell was brother Robert Ririe as best one son: Arthur J. Widdison, Norma Fowers. 2096 W. 5500 San Francisco. Mother and baby agreed with them and they look of their search is to find what named winner after holding con- man, ushers were Leon Clark Albuquerque, two daughters: South, March 16. are doing fine. Grandparents wonderfuL Welcome home Jack animals live in the southern por- tests in bathing suits, formals and Vern Arnold, with the Mrs. LeRoy (Hilda) Blacker, are Mr. and Mrs. Porter and and Beatrice weve missed you. tions of the state. So far 70 dif- and talent divisions. Catherine brides brother, Harold Ray as Rupert, Idaho, and Mrs. Harold Marvin Greenland of Long- Mr. and Mrs. Steck of Roy. ferent mammals have been clas- Moser and Verlene Baker were master of ceremonies. (Iretta) Rife, Boise, Idaho; 10 view, Wash., is house guest of It's also nice to know that Norsified. also entered from Roy. All refreshments and decora- grandchildren, two greatgrand- Mr. and Mrs. Robert CarThe Hooper PTA is conduct man Evenson Is home from the A friend of Shirley Bingham tions and a three tier cake was children, one brother: Thomas R. michael. Mr. Greenland is look- ing a class in upholstering un- service and he and his wife and Durrant and Lee do their trapping In mountain areas which and many other graduates of carried out ln pink and white. Widdison, Los Angeles and three ing over possibilities in Roy and der the instruction of barman small daughter are making their The new Mrs. Ririe is resid- sisters: Mrs. David (Lucinda) may make his home here. are Isolated by desert regions. Weber High is Loris McFatland Baird of Ogdon, each Thursday home ln West Point. This makes it possible for the who recently was second place ing at home with her parents Fowcrs and Mrs. John (Janet) evening at 7 p.m. In the shop ) The M Men, Gleaners, Junior room of the school. There is no scientists to compare develop- winner in the Hill Field beauty for two or three weeks, then Dyson, Hooper; Mrs. Victor We also would like welcome ment of similar mammals which contest to represent the base in she will leave for Santa Ann, Hudson, Rocky Ford, Colo. M Men and Junior Gleaners will charge for Instruction but ma- the Christiansen family. They Services were held Wednes- hold their annual banquet March terial must be furnished. Any- have purchased the Darrell Dab. have matured in different en- the Miss Ogden contest. Loris Calif., where her husband is now vironments. The study is being will now compete in the prelim- stationed with the U. S. Marines. day at 1 p.m. in the Hopcr Sec- 19 in the Hooper 2nd Ward. The one wishing to take the course ton home. Let make them ; He has jjust completed over scai ond Ward, Bishop Floyd D. Fow-er- s charge will be 75 cents. Follow- may do so. This is part of the know that West Point is a friendconducted on a National Science inary contest. Good luck to you winners! officiated. : Foundation grant. duty ln Japan. ing the banquet they will parti adult education program. ly place. ' TEEN TIMES Jolly Cooks Comer non-calor- Roy News Poultry Business On Improve List Says USAC Prof. Aprender Guild Hear Fire Dept. Pro and Con at Meet ie posi-sitio- n 1 - 1 - egg-whit- - m-t- - two-dav- . . 11 Hu-hard- , I - I , hav-Dinn- ' 1 , ' r 1 1 all-o- One-Thir- tn-g- d vol-um- e Wes-sol- j Val-th- e Riv-erdal- - bar-dos- 1 - ' 1 - st.vt-ra- l 's car-annu- ( - - short-cours- e - (Ar-villa- - , |