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Show tl RIVERDAIE if 38 JuM 3, NEWS Verla R. Hull and Helen Norton Is Father-So- n June Week. How better may Ideals of democracy and good citizenship be inculcated Into the young than through the father in the home? . Bert and Bertha Child this week have the pleasure of entertaining Bertha's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. William Starkey, of San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Starkey 9-- a Arvil Dean, Regional. Coordin-to- r of Church Welfare, requests this announcement be made: Bishop S. R. Cunningham, long associated with church welfare work, is sick, but able to do fine rug weaving. 28 rugs of any length are created by Bishop Cunningham, in any color filler. The warp is of light natural. Ph. EX CLASSIFIED ADS Riverdale Stake MIA girls will not go to camn this year, it is announced by Stake President Lillian Froerer. a 4-4 r dozen Cub Scout, and their leaders enloyed the scenic wonders of Ogden canyon when they loumeyed to the waterfall for a look-seDen mothers Kaye Rogers and Margaret Fuller, and Den Chief Jav Tavlor made the hike along with the boysElla Palmer recently underwent an operation for the removal of growth on her neck. Alta Pattersons mother, Amelia Georgeson, was also in the hospital. We extend a welcome to the family who have moved into the George Deem home. The Hendersons are a family of 7. There are 2 girls and 3 boys. Riverdale people miss the Deems verv much and wish them well in their new home. e. Riverdale MIA Maids will participate with 1500 dancers who will dance Saturday evening at the Oden Stadium at 8:15 p.m. in the LDS Dance Festival Mrs. Vem (Dorothy) Thompson is recovering nicely after a performed at St. Bene- dicts Hospital Monday. Visitors at the Wiley Norton home Sunday evening were Dr. and Mrs. Milton Rubert from Anaconda, Montana. AMERICAN DAIRY AZIN. of Kippy the poodte joins' in some the BESALOU ELEPHANTS. SUFFERERS 23-2- ROY AUTO PARTS Dairy Industry Holds Spot-Lig- ht In June Utahs Dairy Industry will ba d during June as part of National Dairy Month on "THIS high-lighte- Coveralls Eu-en- or canyon parties. Amwtf to Pultll Zipper front in plain or stripes The lifelines your country ore flsreaUened o o e Ran-dow- You 18. CLINTON Kk Highway 91 - Roy, Utah L0CAL ALL VARITIES CASE $2.49 HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 29c 10 lbs. 39c SPUDS SOLID NEW WHITE LARGE EARS What clean, refreshing shaves yon get with a SWEET COEIN Dozen FRUIT Highway 91 - Roy (Sillotttl: 49c SUPSR- - JggJZJCOIT SPEED. WL can do something about it! NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Revere Burnett have spent the past week visiting in Sacramento. Calif, at the home of their daughter Elda) Mr- and Mrs. Glen Holbrook and family. Sis Dorma Stoddard and Golda Flinders were released as primary teachers on Tuesday. Miss Sharon Ross has spent the week end visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Barlow and daughter Judy. Primary will be held at the Clinton Park on Tuesday afternoon at 3:00. Parents are urged to have their children attend during the summer months. Attendance drops off almost half during these hot days. Mrs. Clara Willis of Downey. Calif, is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Loretta Rice. Mrs. Katherine Simpson, daughter of Mrs. Rice drove them to Farming-to- n in Friday to attend the Rose Family Reunion. William Pierce, former member of the Clinton Ward is visiting friends here. Mr. Pierce lives in Los Angeles, Calif. All girls of the Ward of Mutual Age are making plans to attend the Lake View Stake Camp on June 16., 17, and 18. Mrs. Loretta Rice and Mrs. Clara Willis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Child and family. Mr. and Mrf. Onslow Nielson and family spent the past week attending the Sam Dudson reunion in Southern Utah. Mr. Dudson is a member of Roberts, Idaho Ward. He was a visitor on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LymanClair Ross, Darrell Tweedie. Stevens Nelson and Dennis Dra- - JO' LARGE FOR SALE 8. Ar-vil- la Ladies Sizes 12 to s- ' tion hall building benefit The donations of cakes, pies, homemade bread, rolls or cookies may be delivered by the donor (unless special arangements have been made to have them picked up) to any of the collecting stations In ample time for them to be transported to the sale booth before it opens at 10 a.m. Besides Mrs. Child the other homes that the foods are being collected are that of Stimpson, Wenda Taylor, Helen Norton, Leah Cook, Donna Child, Ardis Ellis, Berdtan Crabtree and Virginia Anderson. Final arrangements for the Bakfarming." Also ed Foods sale to be held at the Business of be a report on Utahs will featured Bon Marche Saturday are being ana market! for made by Mrs. Mary Child, chair- Strawberry crop, O' UT Orchardmen, Utah man of this project for the recrea- - i Monday, June 2nd will feature an interview with Welby Young, Prescient of the State of Utah American Holda-a- y airy Association. Walter will talk about festivities for Dairy Month, planned r Monday, June 9th, KSL Radio(Farm Director, Von Orme, will raport on Utahs strawberry crop. Frida; June 13th, THIS BUSI- NESS ofr FARMING will feature ja report on markets for Utah Orchardmen. Monday, June 23rd, a recap of 'une Dairy Month activities with e Iryon Millett, Chairman, and Pace, will be featured. THIS BUSINESS OF FARMING is sponsored Monday, WedBy Carole Chriss nesday and Friday at 12:15 p.m. by the Utah Copper Division of KENNECOTT COPPER CORPORATION, over K.SL RADIO. The ideal wear for summer play, gardening, 4-- H 4-- H - On June 10, at 9 a.m., the Weber County recreation porgram will start in Riverdale. It will be held at the Riverdale School. Inf ' will attend MIA conference In Salt Lake with her sister, Bertha. About otxr primary in or dWpel ett (detif; tis&i Vnaftt, swdaiyj at 3:00. It had been Sharon Ross, treasurer; Annette Tuesday Clifdecided all summer primaries Mitchell, reporter; Ami Mae leader. song ford, Clinton at Park, be the would held If you live In Mantl or you ever have lived In the beloved, The first Primary of each month The Club will meet each Thursold town we want you with us on will be at our park, but all others day afternoon at 3:00 at the home will be held In our ward chapel. of Mrs. Wallace. ' . June 281 was The Swarm day graduation That's the date when all present and former residents of the Temple held at the Lake View Stake bouse evening. A lovely proCity will hold their fifth annual Tuesday the girls reunion at'. Liberty Park In Salt gram was presented byfrom Clinand the folowing girls Lake City. ton were graduated as Honor Bees: Why not plan to be there? FOR RENT Linda Draayer, Anna Mae Clifford, JohnThe reunion will get under way Kathryn Klngsford, Darlene WANTED GOOD LDS family' to with registrations at 10 a.m., and ston, Carolyn Hill. rent newly constructed 3 bedthere will be lots of time for seeMr. and Mrs. Hebert Bodily are room apartment In Kanesville, ing old friends, getting up to date on what's been going on, and re. proudly announcing the birth of a Garden spot available. Shown by was born which Phone Marfreshing memories of the young new grandaughter appointment only in Kansas. The little -112. EX at Redford days that were so wonderful In this part week garet daughter is a daughter of Mr. and the dear, old place. Mrs. Lynn Bodily who is stationed room basement You can enjoy box lunches at In Kansas with the Armed Forces. LARGE, light, four furnished apartment, partly Chow noon and then treat yourself to The Charming Eating 2288 West 6000 South, Roy. the &ound of Mantl singing, Manti Chicks is the very fancy name Club girls, music, Manti voices once again at given to a group of TEND CHILDREN a 2 p.m. program in the bowery. who are starting their first year In cooking. Mistress of ceremonies will be Like children CHILD CARE Mrs. Evelyn Brown Lomax, Nephl, care Phone was held at for facilities first A Their meeting good according to R. Easton Moffitt, the home of their leader, Mrs. Mrs. E. ML Cook. EX former Manti Mayor, who is pres(Alta) Wallace on Thursday ident of the Manti Reunion Or- Jerry at 3:00 o'clock. LESSONS ganization. as their elected The members star with barrel rolling Baby Opal Officers assisting Mr. Moffitt class leaders: Darlene Johnston, ACCORDIAN LESSONS given ir with this year's affair are Mrs. president; Lucy Taylor, vice-preyour home. Instrument furnishor IX 2 ed. Phone EX Ruby Madsen Despain, Salt Lake 3495. City, and E. C- Carlyle, Manti mayor, vice presidents: Miss Clara Kippy Poodle Joins COLD Farnsworth, Salt Lake City, secreMrs. Maggie Darton Rowe, tary; tablets er powders, In Barrell Rolling Salt Lake City, treasurer; Mrs. Get STAN BACK, FARM FRESH EGGS. 5085 Soutl of COLD DISCOMFORTS-ThVera Tuttle Jensen, Salt Lake for rslief 2700 West Phone EX STANBACK prescription type City, historian, and Alden K. Barformula it a combination of pain ra REAL NICE 56 Ford Cust 3 Dr Mrs. Effie Jolley McDonald, liavmg ingredients that work together traditions ton, V-True to the age-ol- d Only 24,000 miles, full? HEADACHE. of Mervin RELIEF and Harry Wintch, for FASTER of circus glory Is the 1958 Polack all SaltBillings Fordomatie, R & H MUSCLES ACHING and equipped - at NEURALGIA Lake membersCity, etc. Attractive light blue, WSWs. Bros, circus with its new interna- large. due to colds. STANBACK also RESNAP BACK with tional assemblage of top Spangle-lan- d extra cleen, Ed Brooks,TA DUCES FEVER. STANBACK. talent. The Sixth Annual OgExt 755 or 255. Bros. Circus ayer attended a party on Thursday den Shrine-Polac- k will be at John Affleck Ball Park evening at the home of Vance 4 with matinees at 2:15 Parker in West Point. A group of June friends from Ogden and surroundand evenings at 8:15. ing towns met for a social celebcircus throughUnadulterated the closing of their school out, this years edition abounds in ratingat Weber College. such cherished elements as bare-bac- k year Alan Tracy Scott, son of Mr. and 5316 So. 1900 W, Roy, Utal PnONE EX 4 9639 riders, Arab acrobats, trained Mrs. Harold Scott and Frank seals, elephants, clowns and copious aerial acts, the like of which Joseph Reyna, son of Mr. and can be found In no other form of Mrs. Frank Reyna were blessed AUTO GLASS INSTALLED in Sacrament meeting on Sunday. entertainment. DarDennis Clair Ross, Draayer, Its bareback riders are the famTweedie and Richard Cray-thor- n AUTO GLASS AND PARTS New and Used ous George Hannesford Family, rell spent last week end fishing the featuring Tommy Hannesford, in Jackson Hole and Big Piney, famous eauestrain comedian. ACCESSORIES BRAKE SHOE EXCHANGE Wyoming- To delight the young of heart in Due to the cool weather and the all age groups are Jenniers Seals, irrigation of lawns at the park, Janets Pet Revue and the Besalou primary has been changed to hav- Elephants with Baby Opal and Kippy the poodle. Eight Arab tumblers from Morocco make up the Wazzan troups, Miracles on wheels are preformed by the Six Cycling Prielani There is a double measure of perch-pol- e acrobatics by the Victorias and Melitta Si Wicons. Events aloft embracing such a wide variety of thrillers are the solo trapeze artistry of Princess Tajana, the teeth suspension spins and whirls of the Sikorskas. the highly aerial adagio action of the Rose Gold Trios, the graceful precision of the Flying Palacios, the daring gymnastics on lofty ladders of the Ronnie lewis Trio and the group activities of the Barbette-traine- d Aerialovelies and Swing High Girls. Besides the comedy overtones of Tommy Hannesford and the Original Gutis with their enormously popular gorilla parody, there are the antic accents of Gene 's corps of clowns, augmented by the newly imported Italian trio, the Bizzarro Brothers. Annual Manff founfen matched to i the railroads are the second largest industry in the nation, and are the fourth largest employer. They are one of the countrys largest purchasers of lumber, steel, oil and many other basic products. Their tax payments in your state, county, city or town lend substantial support to your schools and other civic projects. For years upon years, the railroads have been operating and attempting to compete under the burdens of legislation and regulation. At tbe same time, they have been doing everything possible to give you better transportation service ; and fighting to keep from being annihilated by their subsidized competitors. out-mode- d The country is now at the crossroads. The crisis is here, now. Down one road is the ultimate destruction of the railroads as a private industry, the nations most vital transportation link its very lifeline. ... Up the other road is the greatest good for you, your community, state and all America . . a highly efficient, economical service to geared todays transportation needs. Which is it to be? You can give the answer. NOW IS THE TIME TODAY Write to your Senators and Representatives in Washington. Let them know that you recognize the vital part your railroads perform in a prosperous America. Ask that they be given the right to serv in fair competition. Ask your Senators to support S.3778, and your Representatives -- to Support H.R.12488. Your iwcpayiag THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Open till 9 p.m. -- S |
