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Show Page Two THE SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY JUNE 25, 1964 nr - R1VERDALE NEWS Robert Jensen, son of Mr. and The annual convention of the DUP's of the West Company, 15 Mrs. Leonard Oberbroekling is BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEcamps reported at the 16th Ward planning to visit his brother Jack MENT, Land Office, Salt Lake in Tacoma, Washington. in West Ogden. t City, Utah. Notice is hereby given Mrs. Lucille Judkins will visit that the State of Utah, under the Over three hundred daughters attended with each camp serving the LDS Hospital on June 26th provisions of the Act of Congress their own luncheon. The tables where she will undorgo heart sur- approved June 21, 1934 (48 State. were beautifully decorated with gery in the near future. 1185; 43 U.S.C. 871 has filed applithe issuance of patent lovely floral sprays and miniaCarol Nessens sister from Id- cation for ture attractions of covered wagfor the following described lands at underwent aho heart surgery for the support of common ons, handcarts, dolls ami Indians, the LDS Hospital on Monday. We lore presented by members of N R. 1 send our best get well wishes to schools: U0101291; T. 5 their families. W., Sec. 2 E1; Sec. 16: Sec. 36 both ladies. E'4, E'iW1, W'iNWVi, NWtt-SWCamp 27 of Riverdale gave each Rose Thompson will attend the U0101294; T. 5 N R 2W favors as member tiny prarie teachers convention at the UEA Secs. 16, 36, Salt Lake Meridian, schooners made from lace paper in Seattle, Washington. She will Utah. doilies and paper cups filled with leave Saturday. a After lunch, program candy. Persons asserting a claim to was presented. Master Kent Anderson will fly any of the above described land Those in authority were to Seattle, Washington to join his other than through the State, or 1st captain; Alice Bues, brother, Edwin, who is attending having a bona fide objection to as master of ceremonies, and the UEA convention. the proposed issuance of patent, president Sergene. are to file protests or Everyone is invited to our ward noticerequired . The eldest was 90 years young of their claims with the of in celebration the near party pnd the youngest was 26. Land Office Manager, P. 0. Box A lovely new baby girl was born completness of our addition. A . 777, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84110. 8 will at begin program p.m. 16th Mrs. to and Mr. Owen June Any claims or objections must be lollowed dance. a by Cash. filed, with evidence that a copy Miss Marijean Nelson of Lay-to- n Another bride to be is Janet thereof has been served on the and of Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Frank Pippen Jr. Utah State Land' Marie, daughter Board, within George Chile. She will marry Mr. of Roy were married on Wednes30 from date of last publicaGlen D. Thompson, son of Mr. day at the uome of Mr. and tiondays indicated below. and Mrs. Wells Thompson of Og- Mrs. Waller Palmer by Bishop den in the Salt Lake Temple. A Dale Bingham of Roy. J. E. Koegh The Ladies Club will sponsor reception will be held Friday, on Manager June 26th in the Riverdale Ward. the following lovely girls for the First publication in The Sun title of Miss Riverdale. This Chronicle March 26, 1964. will be held on the 4th. Those BARBER SERVICE entering the contest are JoAnn FOR THE BEST Hamblin, Kathy Foster, Camille 4 Come In or call Linda Tesch, Marilee Wooley, Kinght, Micky and Toni Fowler, FOR APPOINTMENT Home Close Kristy Anderson, Bonnie Stimp-so- n RED CARPET BARBERSHOP and Katy Ritter. Where do people have automo(Next to Stork Shop) Mr. and Mrs. John Dryon are bile accidents? Is it some disthe parents on a baby boy born tant and unfamiliar place? Or is it close to home? Statistics recently. compiled by the research section of the Utah Stat Department of of Highways indicates that 61.6 vehicle accidents occur within a radius of five miles from place Keep that sound but surplus of residency. next the for gener furniture y Mar-Arav- e, SUNSET NEWS NOTICE Udiha By Letha McQuarri Sunset Ward choir and partners enjoyed the closing spring NATIONAL social held Monday night, June 15 in the recreation hall. A lovely barbecued chicken dinner was prepared by Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Spademan and Mrs. Mary Ellen Bailey. Potato salad and toss salads with pie alamode made it complete. There were about 28 present. The American Legion Post 134 installed their new officers for the coming year at a regular meeting held June 8 at the post home. The new officers are : Robert C. Rush, commander, Sunset; Robert Bishop, first vice commander, Clearfield, John Crosby, second vice commander, Gearfield; Robert SchGear-fielneider, adjutant; Lyle Morris, finance officer, Sunset; Berdell Blair, historian, Layton; Eugene Giarado, 825-898- 5 JOHN or MARY ation. Store it with Redman. Have expert Redman warehousemen take it away and welput it away for future come use. MISCELLANEOUS THE SUN CHONICLE STAFF J. Howard Stahle Editor-Publish- L. Riverdale Palmer ALIZED CONTAINERS. J15DMAN Salt Lake, Sugarhous Georfield, Ogden YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD MOYERS at near a row pHjne )A EX 81 61 sales, service and supplies. Call tt Ray Judd, 825-232- 3 Sunset 0 4 5 East-hope- m to m44wJti $35, Olympic Duel Stero $75, Red sectional $35, beige 2-- pc. sectional $90, Tan couch $80, c. tourquse sect- 36 5 STATE SAVINGS rate . . needs, Used lumber, Music EAVL MONEY! lor tlooring suitable Phone So. W. 5600 1942 plywood Box, v nornets, etc., boxes, bins, palIf we dont have it, mile east ot taignway 91 lets. we can get it. on Navy Syracuse road. Evetf Pomeranian pupFOR SALE nings Phone TA from one-hamiles and two pies APPLIANCES REPAIRED Syracuse church. John Zinie. All makes ot washers, dryers, ironars, etc. Phone tin Auunson Appliance. WANTED TO RENT lf Letha McQuarrie 0 announces new highest in Utah Vacuum Cleaner ELECTROLUX 9 Ella FOR ALL your musical why not try Berthas FOR SALE Asst. Editor Pat Freestone Roy News A LDS Church News Charlene Hardcastle ....392-591- ' 4Ve use SEALED PERSON- BEDRM. APT., carport, drapes, range, reirig., modern, $87.50. tf Call Roy. 719 Most Auto Accidents Keep it for NEW BRICK duplex apt For adults only. Built ip stove, laundry facilities with garage and landscaped yard. Phone tf 4893 S. 1900 W., Roy EDITORIAL Clearfield Susan Albrechtsen South Weber Lola Brake Clinton Erma Ross sergeant-at-armHooper Sunset Fifth Ward held their Luella Parker annual Primary Round the block circus parade Wednesday, June of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meitis. The 3. It started at the church buildwas Richard Malon. ing and went around the block speaker Van Bushnell of the National back to the park. Barbecue and hot dogs were sold. The young- Guard stationed at Camp Wisters enjoyed the fish pond also. lliams in Jordon was in Sunset Everyone was pleased with the over the weekend and attended the testimonial for his nephew, day. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Easthope Bryce Porter, who is leaving for spent Sunday afternoon, June 11, the mission field in Uurguay. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Black and in Salt Lake City with Mr. 's children have moved to Tooele parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson because of working conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Montie J. Blox-haand family enjoyed a picnic outand family have been visiting going Saturday in the Valley View in Downey with Mr. Bloxhams picnic grounds. Fireside for Sunset Ward was folks. held Sunday night, at the home Mrs. Myrna Christensen of Richfield, has been a recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vemell Foy. Mrs. Christensen is a sister of Mrs. Foy. Miss Colieen keaman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Veaman, 2589 N. 450 by W., Sunset and Miss Diane MarJoan March Worden shall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Director, Pine Cleaner The reason seems to be that Maurice Marshall, 353 W. 2060 N., Informelion Center . a dangerous looking spot is us.sunset, entered the contest for Make cabinet Kitchen chaqs? ually treated with great respect believe you are a supermarket Miss Clearfield, but neither girl while a harmless drivers, by code and Center your supplies won. They received a gift in bemanager Roy Shopping stretch cf toad may to make a place for everything. half of tneir sponsors at the Tea Phone 825-978- 6 breed that fatal contempt. But first follow these three that was held for the contestants steps. and their mothers, Thursday, in 1. Clean the cabinets one by the Seagull Room. SCHWINN HEADQUARTERS ion. Take everything out and Winner of the baby contest on USED organize contents on a large North We service What WTe Sell NEW Davis Stake Fun Day was table: soups, juices, fruits, veg Repair all makes and models etables, baby foods, bottled and 14 month old Wendell Vashua LarBINGHAM BIKE SHOP canned beverages, spices and sen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lierbs and whatever other star Larsen. She was crowned J. BLAINE BINGHAM pies you'lilte to keep on hand. 825-863- 2 Other winners were princess. Phone 1955 W. 5200 S., Roy, 2. Meantime, while the cabh Heidi Gottschalk, daughter of Mr. nets are still empty, dust them and Mrs. Walter Gottschalk, for thoroughly, then wash shelves the biggest smile; fattest baby, - t With a cellulose sponge damp ened W 1th a pine oil cleaner and 19 months old Jeffery Wayne warm water. This treatment VlU, Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Venla clean, disinfect and deodortkl? Reid; most hair, 22 mo. old Lisa all at once. Dry shelves with Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , paper towels. Ward; Ray biggest smile, 15 mo. 3. Line shelves with washOld Jefferson Aki Rogers, son able plastic shelf paper. The next step Is the big one of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Rog- Coding your own galley for ers; biggest eyes, 18 mo. old Kinc . Smith, son of Bishop and Mrs. the shipshape look. 4. Code your shelves in Kent Smith, and the curliest hair, 24 mo. old Sondra Ostler, daugheither of two ways: Color-codby taping magic tape at the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ostfront of each shelf as you oper ler. These winners are all the cabinet door. For example, irom Sunset.baby a swatch of red tape means sons on that section of the Jim Eccies has Been visiting in shelf, blue tape signals baby Long Beach, California and atfood. Another way of labeling tended the funeral of his father. sheives Is to .write the contents Barbara Grover was recently on transparent tape. Obviously, most-usefoods should be, on released as a teacher in Sunset the shelves, inven- Ward primary as summer work prevents her from being able to tory and unexpected-compansupplies can be stored in less carry on. accessible spaces if you're short Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Henof room. Re an optimist and enand family recently returned dry courage the family to put every- from a delightful short trip to thing in its place. Texas. Efficient arrangement of food Miss Robyn Clayton, daughter of supplies helps make writing the family shopping list' an easier Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clayton, celejob, storage after shopping is brated her seventh birthday, June If you 5, with a organized for you and party. Games were train the family well - the played and refreshments of cupwhere-ls-ltwill be questions kept at a minimum. Dont forget cakes, punch, and ice cream were a pine oil when you make out that shop, ping list. From closet shelves Ceilings Occur FOR RENT Sun Oironid pubflrtwd wwkly at Ray, Utah. Imnd Claw portage paid at J. Hew tad Stable. Roy, Utah. Offices 3381 Sa 1900 W Roy. R190 Per Year, In advance. 1h gas stove 825-344- ional $60, chest, dresser, mirror, bed, box spring and mattress WANTED TO RENT y $60, Kitchen Table $3.50, house SMALL unfurnished $10, crib $10, Coffee table Must be near shopwith yard. $4.00, Unfinished desks $10, porping center, no children. Phone table stero, extra speaker $35, jly2 metal bed, spring and mattress $35, G. E. washer $60, G.E. Fridge $24.50, Coldspot Fridge, HOMES FOR SALE $40, Kelvinator Dryer $85, apartment elec, stove $45 3 BEBRM. large lot, fruit trees Apt. gas stove $37.50 G.E. wring2075 W. 5600 So. Roy. J8 $15,750, er washer $25, metal closet $25, metal shelf cabinet $20, 2233 N. FOR SALE Beautiful 3 barm, Main, Sunset. brick rambler, family room, 2 baths, completely built in kitchFANCY PARTY en, 2 fireplaces, double car garAPRONS age. full basement, large 15x30 Large variety of styles and colnf suitable for wedliving room. Phone ors, dings. Jorgensen Book and Gift FOR SALE Modern Shop, 1878 W. 5075 S. Roy, brick home in Roy. Carpeted, Jy9 drapes, built in range. No baseideal for couple, lot comment, ONE A. O. SMITH Permaglas pletely landscaped. Phone automatic electric water heater, roll-awa- SERVICE RENDERED GET ACQUAINTED Guitar or ac cordian lessons, $1.50. Highly qualified progressive teachers, no enrollment fee. Instrument furnished free. Phone tf Hot-poi- $1.00-2.2- 825-825- tp 42 gal., practically new, very reasonable. One ice chest 12 x26", 13 deep. Phone Roy. j25 FOR SALE, 53 Chevy, hardtop, V8, Phone SPECIALIZING sprayed 3 Call 'Layton PIANO lessons for beginners and intermediate. Halvern Area. Phone Connie Meil J15 VACATIONING PARENTS Leave your children with me at the convience of your own home, 2 years and older, in the care of a mature woman. Call Mrs. Marie Everts. jy9 done in 2075 Ju 8 W. 5600 So. door WANTED Baby sitter for your children. Will care for your lawn full time or vacations, age 15. Steve Kellam. Phone served. Then Robyn opened her j25 gifts. Those attending were, Jane Mitchell, Linda and Russel Coleman, Deborah and Virgal Malloy, Me stock all makes and Treasa Ann Probasco, LaAnn, models of vacuum bags. Kim, Tammy and Tremfa Bailey, Heavy duty quality. Debbie Strebel, Barkley, A'Liese and Clayton Burker, Jeffery Tru-selRoy Jeffery Hicks and Rainee Clayton. David Batchelder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Batchelder, Sunset, is one of 150 students in the nation to be named to the American Baptist honor roll. Because of this recognition, he was awarded a $500 scholarship and will enroll at the University e Colorado at Boulder in the fall. He graduated this spring from Clearfield High School and during two years, he maintained a grade point. He lettered in swimming and was captain of the school's swimimng team. 2 8?5-304- Furniture l, irBEfDJTOHEYgJ Iloy Shopping Center 6 Thone 825-918- 4-- 0 e d FREE LAGOON TICKETS Your Hair Needs When You Subscribe or Renew Your Subscription EXTRA CARE to the in Summer easy-to-get-- y $3.00 in tickets good for any Lagoon ride and swimming any day . . . any time . . . any season is yours when you fill in the enclosed subscription blank and mail to Enclose $ (Price) or we will bill you later. Think of the fun you will have at Lagoon and think of the good reading youll get all year 'long. Mail the subscription or renewal order now, ? cleaner-disinfecta- to kitchen corners you can kr- - p the shipshape look with a tr.. duty pine oil product. For a tel tf eight free lltst-,lol- d 1964 n, Check this chart ond to you over a five-yea- it r saving (he difference thil could mean ' periodi W wings AND Ngm, !uitwl ' LOAN ASSOCIAUON St ifbtt: 54 tort oftet: 7 tort Slit r ' Save at State . . , far the higbetf rate . . . with iniured tafety, ' - i t 893-81- nsmss Accoustical Spray choice of -- Your glitter-plasteri- ng of all kinds METZLER PLASTERING on ms WHAT CAN THIS KEAN TO TOUT , leaflet t and M Clean ing Checklist, nirite to Deft. CR, i Pine Cleaner Information Center, 1023 Connecticut Avenue, tVaii-titoD. C. 20036.' ' Hints BEGINNING JULY 1, Decorative 74 - Let u help you with your reconditioning er special color rinse for sun streaked hair I PHONE Evaning 825-77- (Check One) 7 riease enter my Appointments I GER-MA- R enclose $ receipt of statement. Nam BEAUTY SALON 3. or tf Free estimates. tic ceilings, choice of glitter. One day service, bus. since IRONING and Sewing my home. 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