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Show I 9 ) Permit No. 19 Sac. 34.f6 P.L&R. U.S. Poatogo Poid Rof, Utok Thursday, June 16, 1955, Roy, Utah RECREATION BEGINS COMMUNITY PORTRAITS IN HOOPER, ROY, LAKE VIEW '1 Volume 2, No. 6 Taylor F. Cottle Bingham Olaon Marriage Receives Medicine Degree Mr. and Mrs. W. Edward Binr ham of Roy, announce the marriage Taylor F Cottle, son of Mr. and of their daughter Nancy to La Mrs. R F. Cottle, of Roy, received dead Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. No Support Shown Jr. Delbert G Brown, 34, is the Recreation got underway youngest member of the city coun Hooper, Roy and Lake View this cil. He has accomplished much in week with Hello Day. There was his Doctor of Medicine degree, civic affairs since he came to Roy Loyal F. Olson of Dillon, Mont, for all and prizes for guess from the University of Utah, at June 1, in the Salt Lake candy to live about 64 years ago Temple in ing the correct number of articles commencement exercises, in Salt ihe presence of both families snd He won the distinguished service box Lake City last Monday evening in the recreation close friends award for outstanding community Roy winners were Garth Gibson of calendar the The following evening a recepattended Dr year Cottle service during high school Eileen Peterson was held in the Lake View 1954 The certificate continues to Operation Brotherhood a drive for immediate action to help re and tion m' then served Boise, Idaho, Lake-VieSteve Rawlins. PauL VMdnanx-was m of The House Stake In In the read '"Through his loyal, faithful force the armed World Royr honoring during Jieve th suffering nd erore ette Raw Lins. and unselfish efforts he has made The schedule is Roy school on War II, he then attended the USAC young couple shown so little, response in the Roy ares that it has been extended a great contribution to his commuThe wedding party welcomed at Logan and received his B S. and Wednesday 1 to 5. Monday until this weekend nity, state and nation." The award Lake View Softool Tuesday and degree In 1949, M. S in 1950 and guests before a background of was presented by the Junior ChamPhD. in 1951, all at the Logan palms and seven branch candlebra his Almost one million people have fled from Communist Vietnam in 12 9 Thursday ber of Commerce. tall his school he last few months, these people must be cared for Your Roy Junior the holding tapers pink During junior year Hooper School Tuesday and Mr Brown is the immediate past Chamber of Commerce is Joining the rest of the nation in a collection as president of the Phi Rho served was In white bnde The 1 5. lovely Thursday president of the Roy Junior Cham embroidered nylon tulle, ballerina drive to obtain the necessary supplies Swim time Is Wednesday morn- Sigma fraternity. NEEDED DESPERATELY sre hoes, rakes, shovels, spades ber of Commerce, succeeded by Dee A lace bandeau stud ing Roy 9 a jn , Roy school, Lake been assigned to length dress and amall hand tools, construction tools, siws, screw drivers, Dr Cottle has this year Sparrow ded with rhinestones held the View School 10 am at the school, Intern at the Deaconess Other useful things himmert, screws, mils, axes, chlesels, pliers. Hospital brides illusion veil She wore white last year he was on the board of aid supplies, hand soap, 8 am, Hooper school. first medical emergency such Hooper supplies, si at Wash where he and , Spokane, the Weber County Mosquito Abate Roller skating every Wednesday his wife, the former Vanetta Call, of lace shoes and carried a bouquet of laundry aoap; educational supplies such a note books, pencils, ment District and this year he is a sweet peas centered 6 8 Teen 30 to chalk, paper, books cnoveylng a good picture of American set giant crayons, Younger night son and will Boise, Idaho, Gary, secretary and treasurer of the or life. purple orchid agers 8 to 10 at the Berthana Roller reside A great deal of effort has been put for to help these people, ganuation. Kink Her six sisters attended her with Delbert Brown Public Health and Safety are the the industry has offered to transport free of charge, the trucking Doll to week Here from Milwaukee, Wu , Next Mrs Beth Doman, matron of hon is the Pet and . . . notable worker donated It is a worthy cause and wont take much are duties uhkh come under his juris that goods show All entries must be clean attend the graduation of his bro or, Mrs Jesse B Nield. Mrs Donna American our way of life to help these jeople Just one htttle from diction as a member of the city and dogs on a leash is another son of Mr and B Rhode, Mrs Dolores B Tippetts ther. of people totals up to alot of help when its alot from Mr item coming Brown is completing Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Cali council will be nbbons for the Mrs Cottle, Thomas Cottle, who is and Mrs Kathleen B Finch as atThere it be said TOO LITTLE ANT) TOO LATE should more No needed. a two year term which he took over forma and other states during that when it comes to supporting smallet pet, smartest attending dental school at Mar tending matron Miss Sandra Bing Roy reputation needs bolstering when Bob West, who was elected tune Their daughter Jolene is 7 largest pet, kinds No matter what the creed or color best dressed quette University, in that city He haxn was s bridesmaid AH wore bal unusual most of the various pet. pet, projects to the position, moved away. years old and his wife, the former Mary Lou lenna length gowns in pastel shades the vital needs are all the same Take the time to call one of the fol pet Since his term in office, the Roy Mr Brown attended Weber Col In the doll show there will rib- OKen, of Bngham City will spend with shoes and tiny hats to match. lowing numbers and support the Junior Chamber of Commerce in 3 4046 737 and police force has been completely lege but job that they have started Dal 3 0131, They wore corsages of pastel sweet the fine quit before he graduated bons for the largest doll, smallest two months visiting in this area reorganized naming Amasa Baker, to service will receive prompt and baby breath tied with you accept a position with the tele doll, largest collection, most un Mr and Mrs. Wavne Bachman peas police chief, Kenneth Russell, an He was recently usual doll, largest wardrobe nbbons satin phone company of fi officer and Alan Wheelwright awarded a 15 year service pin by There will be games, dancing, of Rupert, Idaho, also came to Utah Bishop Carl V . Beuhner The brides mother chose a gown eer Mr Wheelwright resigned from the company. When the new Clear arts and crafts and story telling o attend the eommincement for of rose lace with shoes to match the force recently and Julian Green field was completed he also softball for the girls, hard ball Dr Cottle Mr. Bachman is a and the mother of the Speaker at groom wore has been assigned to fill the va was exchange of the Cottles appointed plant foreman of the for the boys Fun for all so come daugher blue Each had an orchid corsage. cancy Mr and Mrs R F Cottle had a We also want to get our teenage Clearfield dial exchange Stake Conference Mr Famum Olson, brother of Speed limit and other traffic Mrs Brown is an active member program under way so watch for family dinner for all their children the groom, was best man Wedding s,gns have been posted in Roy dur- of the of time and at the.r home in Roy this past Sun Jayccttes and was vice presi the announcement music was furnished by Miss Pat ing the past two years and since dent of the place Every Friday night will be day last organization year Prout, Mrs La Vem Judy and the Bishop Cart W Buchner, 2nd the revamping of the police depart night counselor to the presiding bishop Dale Sisters Quartette Bingham Despite their busy civic endeav teenage ment the city has received more Leaders for the summer rccrea B ngham master of ceremonies nc of the LDS Church wilt be the revenue than in any time prior to on, they were the Improvement tion program are Clark Puffer and HoopetMan Marries View-WarA lace covered table featured a at the Lakeview Stake of Lake the speaker this The addition to the revenue Era directors Conference to be held three tiered last year Mr Brown teaches Joanne Stuart. cake, Quarterly wedding topped enabled the department to purchase Recreation for the Hooper teen V est Point Girl with June 18 and Sun a the Lake of Book Sail Mormon School the of Saturday evening replica Sunday 3 new police car recently dl begin Friday night age group 19th the Tall pink candles stood on day Temple He is a veteran of World War class with Mrs Annie Wessell and June 17, at 7 30 p m L. nS Temple each side Brown teaches the nursery Alfred W. Lkrhon, representing II He enlisted in the Aur Force and Mrs is to meet at Lakeview Everyone class School Junior the in church welfare committee will the Mrs who were Sundsy Those assisted graduated as a pilot about two stake There will be a pot luck Miss Sherrill Patterson .daugh Madge Bingham, Mrs also be present. The conference Ramona weeks before the wr ended He of the ward m which they live lunch served everyone is to bring theme will be Welfare Work and saw no overseas dut but his bro The Browns moved to Roy so. cookies or sandwiches and their er of Mr and MrsJamea H Pat Bingham, Mrs Manon Olson, Miss the Aaronic Priesthood ther, Ralph, lost his life as a pilot they could have a little garden spot, own plates and fork and spoon. This lerson of West Point and Don R Pat Hall. Miss Barbara Bingham, Lowe .son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Eileen Birugham, Jean Henderson, in his first mission over Italy dur raise chickens, rabbits and so forth Welfare sessions will begin at program will be held every Friday "tamed in Mike Domon Stine Bingham, 6 30 pm Saturday evening for They built their home by them- night county wide, or ,n a different,1 ing the war Deana Finch He is one of three sons born to selves on the cemetery road, but place each time There will be some' heJ1 Uke Temple June L ward bishoprics and Relief Society bridal breakfast was held in the W Glen and Margaret Tharsted caring for the duties of a small canyon The at presidencies A priesthood leader also roller honeymooned newlyweds included, parties farm became too much of a respon skating each Wednesday night from Ti mple Square Hotel with 20 at Lake Tahoe and are now Living Brown of Ogden Mrs Brown ship meeting will be held at 8 pm Bishop Mark S. Taft tending also born in Ogden, one of six chil sibilily for such active people and 8 to 10 p m at the Berthana and will include the presidencies of in San Francisco where Mr Olson . . teacher, youth leader dren of Frank and Rose Dean so they sold their place and bought the Aaronic priesthood quorums The reception was held in the is sta' Killed at the Lctterman Army The skating will be free if you llazen their present home in the Don Ita use clamp on skates and have a Hooper 2nd Ward hall the same Hospital at the Presidio The Sunday morning sessions w 111 Bishop Mack S Taft of the Hoop When their young son. Val, age Subdivision. ticket from the recreation depart evening cr f irst Ward is an outstanding begin at 10 am and the afternoon 12. was three mqnths old, the young Because of their special abilities ment, but if you The brides gown was of nylon prefer shoe skates personality He is very friendly and session at 2 p m this young the fee will be 25 cents plus the Tulle and lace over satin with Mrs Brown traveled with her hus and qualifications, The Clinton Ward choir under sociable with everyone He enjoys band during his training career. couple have done and continue to ticket. You can obtain your ticket scalloped yoke centered with rhine work ng with young people and is the direction of Elwood Johnston They lived in Florida, Indiana, do much for their community. on Tuesday and Thursday at the stones and a Queen Ann collar and Orgamed June 9th interested in therr individual prob and the Roy 4th Ward choir under blems Hooper school from your recreation full skirt a tiara of beaded flowers Everyone in the ward was the direction of Dr George Reim " " held the veil in jilace The veil was' leaders when he was sustained chussel will furnish the music very ROY 2ND WARD pleased npw Daughters of the Utah All junior and senior high boys appliqucd with flowers, centered There wilt be no evening session as bishop, Feb 14, 1954 CARNIVAL was organized Camp held who are interested in wrestling on with rhinestones Hit bouquet was Pioneer Bishop Taft was bom Feb. 19, the recreation program be pver at of white orchids Her sister in law, Thursday, June 9. at the home of 1918 in Btcknell, Utah, son at Mr SET FOR FRIDAY H Steiner, Stock Hldon Fern "rs was matron Weber High School Monday night Mrs Stanley Patterson, and Mrs L Dee Taft 11c attended A big carnival for the public is 'June 20 at 7 p m. Wrestling will be of honor she wore- a rose antique board member and parlimentary Schools and later charge of the organization Wayne County being sjKinsored by the Roy 2nd held from 7 to 10 pm. Bishop Taft taffeta dress, and carried a bouquet graduated from the BAC at Cedar was a board member Ja,)e enable, Vard on Friday June 17th from ol Hooper, will be the instructor of pink orchids Mrs Ralph Ashby and the USAC at Logan, mapresent The name selected City lx-twas attending matron wearing a,a'-s- o have a big turnout to 10 p m at the Roy Park in agriculture economics joring the camp was Mary E Dalton . toniessions and games of all pink antique tjffita gown, carrying For six years he was an advisor orchids Miss Shirley Cook, Miss' Camp types will be opened at 5 p m The over veterans farm training proThe following officers were elec gram at Weber Lou Ann Montgomery and Miss Car refreshment booth w 11 entice you High School and ed were bridesmaids Golda Stock, captain. Bernice Weber with tempting hot bed sandwiches, olyn Patterson lie is now a teach College hot dogs, icecream, soda pop, candy, Included in the 12 Weber County wearing light pink antique taffeta VanDame, 1st vice captain, Eliza ct at Weber County High School pop coni You'll want to try' your girls chosen to attend Girls State dresses and carrying orchid bou beth N Smith, 2nd vice captain, and is also wrestling coach. liRene Oleson, secretary and skill at the balloon dart game, kaalt held at the USAC campus in luets He has always been very active etball toss ring the ducks neck or Logan from June 12 to 19. is Miss Henry Moore was best man, with treas , Dorothy Oleson, registrar, in church work all his life He 'Co some lucky person "dunked" in 'Sylvia Palmer of Roy Stanley Patterson Junior Binghom Harriet Gibby, chaplain, Ada Hazen, served a two year mission in Calia lull of water if you hit the bulls historian, Shirley Barrett, chons fornia, spending the last six months The gir.s were chosen by the as ushers eve The smallir children will nuruan Leg. on Auxiliary from The new couple are making their ter, Serjcne Simmons, organist, o fie mission as a guide at the Ari thrill to a ride on a tram or pony the three city and county high home in Salt Lake City temporarily Vera Parkin, lesson director zona temple. or be dilighwd with a surprise from schools and are sponsored by nine after a honeymoon to Zions park Mary E Dalton, Blanche Gibby, . He has been in the stake super lie fish pond local clubs and firms, namely Amor and Liycc ' anyon They are later Lima Anderson, Bernice Rodgers intendency of the MIA, a couselor Balloons will be sold to get you ican legion Auxiliary, Assn of Uni planning to live in Bountiful where were excused to the Sunday School supt. and a n the carnival I.aRhea Cook, Iva Larsen were Sunday school spirit and doll versity Women, Ogden District Fed tins are budding a new home. superintendent clothes and many other useful items crated Women's Club, Saroptomist The bridegroom is a graduate of chosen to act on the committee Prior to bishop he was sill be sold at the bazaar booth Club, Eagles, Ogden Jaycette, Past Weber Colcge and the University for the DUP for the Field Day president becoming of the 141st Quorum of celebration to be held Saturday, Seventy sponsored by the Relief Society Presidents of the American Legion of Utah I'o.nls may be accumulated from Auxiliary and the Mercer Invest The bride recently graduated June 25, at the Hooper 1st Ward. He served two years and four one booth to another to apply on ment Uo There were 14 members present months in the U S Navy where he fiom Davis High Sihool a large prize from the prize booth was also very active in church or Door prizes will also be given away ganizations o some lucky persons He met Hazel Fowcrs who was are salt's Advance ticket already a WAVE m the U S Navy at Wash under way under the direction of ngton, D. C. Gretta Frish Gladys Barker They were married. May 24 1946 Frank Simmons is chairman of n the Logan LDS Temple They, One of the internationally famous ihe cam. val committee with Blaine have four children, Rosaline, Wayne circus performers to ploy at the IHimier as co chairman All auxili Dale and John They have resided Trd annual Shnne circus appearing artts and priesthood quorums are in Hooper for seven years at the Ogden Municipal stadium assisting in various phases of the Monday and Tuesday, June 20 and program Virgil Wilson is respon siblc for the construction of the 4 KILLED BY TRAIN and 21st booths and publicity has been han Mr. and Mrs. Dee Mildon Twice daily at 2 15 and 8 15 the died by Mrs Lon Dunbar Mrs. Lavena Bosgicter, 41, wife be show will presented of Simon Bosgicter of 2492 W. Reserved seals on sale st J C. Of interest to their many 5600 South, was killed Thursday RECEIVES 155 ROY of. Dec Penny 's 238.3 Wash Blvd in Ogden friends was the 2:30 pm, when the car about HOUSING UNITS Mildon and Helen Bowman on which she was driving west on ON JUNE 30TH June 3rd In the Logan Temple 5600 St. was strut k fy a south Riwanit Hold Ladies They were accompanied by Mr bound trim. and Mrs. Matt Mildon, parents will receive 155 tern Her daughter Marv Louise, 7, Roy City & at Night of the groom, Mr, and Mrs Don Lrta South irk, 7, a niece, and porary war housing units according Whittier, Mr. and Mrs. James to word received this week, June Barton, 15, a neighbor, the Ladies night was held last Wed Fernelius, and Mr. and Mr. and Roy City was informed by Comdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar Mrs Paul Dickamore. A wedding tine Barton, were riding with nesday night at Ma's and Pa's by missioner Charles E. Slusser, Pubwas held following the breakfast also were and the Roy Kiwanis Club. lic Housing Administration, that Mrs. Bosgicter they ceremony in the temple. The killed. They were entertained by a group the transfer would become effective Nine girls from India, who will Dawsfcr; Pushpalata Karntk; Atiya Sultana; NEW YORK of students from Weber College. A June 30 under the Lanham Act and couple are planning a delayed The car was carried about a on American farms, art anown uberathv Cross: Usha Sud; Elizabeth Mamma; homemskinjf track study down the honeymoon to California later mile of a fourth large group were in attendance and Public Law 475 of the 81st Con Surrender Wm. and on arrival here. Left to right the girls are Aaha PushpaMitrajHamlaU Singh this month. and was completely demolished. they all enjoyed the evening. gress. Chamber on Gift Request For Vietnam Supplies the-frredo- h s s - j s India Girls Will Study On American Farms 21-- Mai Pas -- |