| OCR Text |
Show Y . MARCH 3, I960 THE I, 3 U NEWS REPORTERS n"A LmJ Phone News to the Following: Kyle Harrop, Roy . Janet Adams, . Roy South Weber Lola Brake EX Riverdale Verla Hull Helen Norton ggJ - j " 'i - ; U f:'; 1 f V r,.t L ' ? ' 11 i was enj'oyed by the rains and spring like weather scodts and their parents. It was returned to duty after a fur- and really enjoy H. The Bonof about 30 lough He is days. the 30th anniversary. hams afe former Sunset resinow stationed in Denver. ' . . 4 f ;Q"': eY;- DUP held their last meeting at the home of Mrs. Mable East-hopFeb. 25. West Point Virginia Oleson . . . EX 14-da- trees MT. OGDEN NURSERY Prune Deciduous shrubs TA TA 5 2465 . G. Prout, Is spendy leave from the ing a Navy Wltfi his parents, following this, he will report for doty at Beeville, Texas. e, - EX EX Sunset Letha McQuarrie ana Mrs. R. Word has been received from dents. Steven C. Prout, son of Mr. Elder Tommy Kay in the Netherlands mission, tha the has been made branch presidjnt there. Friends and the parents Miss Gloria Isfaelson, daughCOMPLETE LANDSCAPING of Tommy are very happy to ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Israel-son- , hear this. was honored on her birthFREE ESTIMATES . day, Wednesday, Feb. 24, with Courting Days was the name of Mr. and home the at of a party Sunset Wards MIA one act EASY FINANCING Mrs. Van E. Heninger. Miss play presented at West Point received many last Israelson lovely Tuesday evening. The cast Shade trees, shrubs, evergreens, rose bushes, in good supply gifts for her birthday an- also consisted of Don Perry, Joey for spring. for her going away as she is Wells, Shirley Little, Sandra TRADE AT HOME! leaving for an LDS mission to Jensen, and Don Rawlings. The GARDEN HINT: Norway in April. The party was play was directed by Noreen sponsored by the missionary Rawlings. & Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Bonham mothers of the Sunset Second VirLaRene of Arlington, Calif., write to Heninger, Ward, ginia Draper, Margaret Brown- friends and say how the early ing, Zula Pauling, Mrs. Fred plum trees are in bloom, water(Licensed) Heinz and Mrs. Clark Hicken-loopeed barley is coming into head Hi way 91 EX Roy, Utah and is thre efeet tall, that Iucern Colonel SP4 Delos Elmer has is a foot high. They have. had of the The Sunset chapter . ' ' PAGE FOUR dinner r EX TA . y2Fl t- EX . Clearfield Fern Roberts Uintah Bevery Fernelius Kl r. ) r. 4-14- 71 Clinton Erma Ross TA Hooper Nedra Thurgood . 4 4 . f4 y Y ..TA $ Jt t , k County basketball champions in game playoff. Those officially involved with making this possible were: left to righ, back row: Joe Hull, David Cottam, Bill Ivey, Glen Hansen, James Tisi, Dennis Belnap. Middle row: Happy birthday wishes go out this week to Allen Combe March 4, Wayne Garner Feb. 27, Sam Hilton, March 3; Jean Kendell, Feb. 27, Kent Miller, March 4, Inez Smyth March 5, Catherine Wickes March 3, Maxine Ken- first place in girls basketball.) r dell March 4, and Frank Ode-kir- South Weber beat the team Feb. 28. 'i V rui Ini fUl Head Coach, Clark Puffer, Blake Hazen, David Winger, John Galley, Tom Rosenberg, Dennis Coleman, Principal Ernest Rauzi, and Assistant Coach Rudy Lacero. Bottom row: Joe Thompson, David Fahncke, Mont Rosenberg, Don Denning, David Kite. ROY JUNIOR HIGH COP the title of Weber UINTAH NEWS " H Ini IN ROY A CONTEST ABOUT YOUR NEIGHBORS ROY JUNIOR HIGH WINS . . All-Sta- Stake conference will be held next Sunday March 6 in the Tabernacle. Sessions will be at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Harold B. Lee will be the visiting auth-ity- . The young married couples of the ward held their monthly club party last Saturday Feb. 27 at Don Ords home. Lunch was served and games were played all those who attended had a very nice time. Congratulations are in order for Lorin Hill, Cory Combe, and Lorin Anderson who were baptized members of the Church last Saturday night. They were confirmed last Sunday in sacrament meeting Congratulations afe also in order for Issiac and Patricia Finn who were blessed with a new son on Feb. 27. Joe Bagley was advanced last Sunday from a Deacon to a Teacher. Congratulations Joe. Fireside was held last Sunday evening at Ray Hixsons home. Uintah Ward's girls basketball team were very fortunate to have two gifls chosen for an r team. They were Mimi Ma-laand Beverly Fernelius. These two girls played on a r team made up of other girls from other wards in the r Weber Heights Stake. This team played against South Weber Ward (the team that took All-Sta- All-Sta- All-Sta- tnjoy Fruit and Boauty PUNT STARK IMPROVED FRUITS, ROSES, SHRUBS Landscaping Plans ; at No Extra Cost Ih, tkM or Writ Without Obligation Club held The their monthly party up at Alta Petersons home last Monday afternoon. Feb. 29. Lunch was served and Bunco was played. Those who were in attendance were Eleen Stoker, Regena Anderson, Beth Fernelius, Elen Stuart, Alma Fernelius, Alta Peterson, and Jenny Bybee. Those in the club who werent there were Laura Fernelius, Thea Fernelius, and Mae Bybee. The ladies in the club have been saving money each month that they meet. At their party Thursday they counted how much they have saved. They turned $82 over to Bishop Anderson for the building fund. If any of you have news you can let Beverly Fernelius know. My phone numbe ris EX ROY JR. HIGH HIGHLIGHTS Coul It Be You was the title of the Girls Association assembly presented last Friday. The assembly was among the best ' proved by the many screams, applause, and laughter so hard that tears came into ther eyes. The things most comical were the boys modeling a girls wardrobe and doing their own original Hawaiian dancing. There was no actual talent, mostly just performances which turned out to make the assembly different and interesting. On Feb. 29, Roy had its annual Levi Day. The girls in the school wore levis or and proceeded to take command of the boys. All seventh, eighth and ninth grade students participated in a matinee dance hejd for their particular grades. Everyone enjoyed the day very much and hope for another similar day next year. s HENRY A. TH0RN0CK 1851 No. Main Sunset, Utah PHONE TA I00s Reg. $1.19 HOOP TITLE WEBER COUNTY 20-1- t Roy Junior High toppled Junior High in the last league game by a score of 71 to 33 to win the county basket- PRIZES THIS WEEK Wal-quis- WARRIOR ACTIVITY By SANDRA HALL The girls and boys glee groups and the A Cappella choir participated in a choral concert held February 24, in the Ogden Tabernacle. Featured soloists for the A Capella choir was Bob Johnson, Maxine Kato was soloist for the Girls Glee presentation. The program was under the direction of Air. J. Graves. Plans are now being made for the Junior Prom to be held April 1. The Junior Prom Committee headed by Dennie Pier-nicmet for the first time Wednesday March 2. The United Nations speech contest was held March 2. The winner of this contest will be awarded a trip to New York City to tour United Nations facilities located there. Science, physics and chemistry students plan to enter their science projects in the annual science fair to be held April 1, at Weber College. The science students are under the direction of Mr. H. Goinnge and Mr. Green. National Merit Scholarship tests will be given March 8, free of charge to all juniors. The tests which are being given as part of a survey will be available to juniors who desire It. Results of the examination will determine those who are eligible to compete for various national scholarships. Weber High was chosen as the site for the state wrestling meet, Feb. 28. Eight inen from the Weber High School wrestling team participated to bring Weber a second place trophy. k Sunset News Deputy Marshal Glen Clarey, Sunset City police department, officially installed seven members into the Doxey School Safety Patrol at the school Tuesday Captain of the new group is Gary Wheat with Paul Marsh as lieutenant. Other members are Jerry Bowes, Billy Weller, Wayne Carey, Gregory Jenkins and Gloria Hersom. R. E. Robertson, Doxey safety chairman, stated that this group will aid the teachers in playground and hall duty as well as providing safe pedestrian crossing at intersections. ball championship. The Roy Redskins scored 297 points in six league games this year whlie holding its opponents to 240 points. Glen Hansen was the big scorer this season for the Redskins, as he totaled 105 points in play. Coach Puffer and Assistant Coach Lucero are very happy with th efine team spirit and play of Dennis Belnap, David Cottam, John Galley, Bill Ivey and David Winger as these boys saw most of the action this sea son. Bill Ivey was the big rebounder for the club. David Cottam, Dennis Belnap, John Galley and David Winger were the fast ball handlers and shooters from outside. Coach Clark Puffer is also happy about the fact that starter John Galley is back next year, along with James Tisi, Joe Hull and Tom Rosenberg all eighth graders that saw considerable action this year. The others boys who saw limited action but Kept the team spirit at a high level by working hard all season were. Joe Thompson, David Fahncke, Mont Rosenberg, Don Denning, Dennis Coleman, Blake Hazen and David Kite. Here are the RULES WHO'S WHO IN ROY. This is a family fun contest. Nothing to buy use any slip of paper for an entry blank. Not necessary to be pre-en- t to win, not necessary to be a subscriber to this paper. Who's Who may be anyone in the Roy area. Clues for his or her identity may be hidden in any ad in this section, when a star appears In an ad in this section, it means there is additional advertising for that merchant elsewhere in this newspaper. Clues may also be placed in that ad. Clues will be scattered. There may be from one to five clues in any ad, or none. This is a contest of skill. We invite you to try to outwit us. To enter, study the ads, find all the clues you can. Then, write down who you think this weeks Who's Who is. Add the total number of clues you found, be sure to put down your name and address, then take your entries and deposit them in the boxes located at the featured merchants place of business. There will be four featured merchants each week these will be indicated by the heavy border around their ads in this section. Each member of the family may enter once at each of these featured places of business. Thus, THIS WEEK'S First With the New We Feature Juniors Size 5 to 13 7 to 13 Sportswear 10 to 16 Jonathon REA-JO'- Pre-Seaso- 5651 So. 1900 W. Your Headquarters Terms to fit the Job McKesson 2-1- 00s aspirin Reg. 1.50 BENNI0N DRUG at Property GP with Bill tiiuiui at Our Store Dona Benson Eve. App. - Phone EX 2-48- FURNITURE UNION Complete Inmrance Agents and Advisors The Bird with the Bargain Roy, Utah Special Orders From Our Bakery 3 5643 So. 1900 We 5533 So. 1900 W. 5700 So. 1900 W., Roy EX 3 5911 Roy, I EX Utah 82 QgKflHBHEEEBS Locally Owned Nationally Known Roy Cobia is Famous for Hair Styling! Coloring Tinting Light Hair BEN FRANKLIN STORE Koy, Utah DAT & Clothing 91 & Electric Blankets Single control 14.88 Dble. Control 18.75 Featuring at Roy Dept. Store aaassssBBa STOVERS 72 ROY THEATRE BUILDING This Weeks Special! Pre-Finish- DELIVERY BENNI0N DRUG 1 ft. 2x4x8 merer. Radio Three! Always a Pharmacist on Duty EX & TV Motorola Headquarters For Roy QUALITY DRUGS FRIENDLY SERVICE EX 46 Three Channel Stereo TV 60 YANTED YOUR HOME TO SELL List With Us cd PANELING. . 18c ADVANCED Roys Prescription SPECIALISTS TV SERVICE 2-79- The best in fresh baked products, U. S. Choice Meats, Garden Fresh Produce PLUS S&H Green Stamps 4-32- 28 59c Each PRESCRIPTION AMERICAN FOOD STORE is Inexpensive EVENING AP.MTS. EX KOY Where Quality is 2193 W. 4800 So., Roy The best of everything Cobias Style Salon No. Roy Drive a Little Save a Lot Appliances Television We Can and Do Sell for Less 70 5535 So. 1900 West, Copy's Volume Dealer frH.P. SPARROWCOj Charlie Nelson Aljo Simmonson Clarence Painter ROY BEAUTY SA10N EX 4 0903 We Get Results HIGHWAY FOUR STYLIST TO SERVE YOU " 5819 So. 1900 W. U.S. Choice Meals Fresh Bakery Goods Girls $1.00 EX 4 0374 Roy Realty & Ins. For All The Family Aqua Spray Net, 15 oz. cart (ffg. $2) NOW 98c our BEAUTIFUL SALON & HAIR STYLING ( ENTER PIIONE EX Pay Your Telephone or Light ONLY Greatest asset! SELLS TOR LESS Shampoo Styling, Cream Rinse for 59c The Family Store jAVt FOR SALE FOOD TOWN Shoes Reg. $2.25 ONLY $1.S0 Hair Shaping, Cream Rinse Your good will is our LIST SMITH'S for Good Food and Refreshments SUPPLY 1940 W. 5G00 So. Phone EX EX 3 7151 CIRCLE ARCTIC 5418 So. 1900 West BUHLOFF'S MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY MAKE THE n Tire Sale 4- SIMMON SON wit the contest? Remember you cant win if you dont enter. This contest, its rjiles and text herein copyrighted by B. Reinthard. Franchised to H. C. Fischnallcr. AH rights reserved. DRAPERIES Phone EX Reg. $12.73 NOW $5.43 Family parlicipaion gives you a better chance to win, your wife, husband or some bright eyed youngster may spot a clue that you miss. Got any Perry Mason in you? Think you can out- SHIRLEYS S Rinse ALJO on. Custom Made Logan Permanent Wave With Color or Cream v. WESTERN AUTO SPECIAL Oil Base enter four times and doing so will improve of winning. chances your This contest starts when you receive this issue and closes 6 p.m. the following Tuesday. At that time a drawing will be held, the first entry drawn that correctly idenalso has tifies Whos Who will win $7.50. If that-entr- y of the all ads in hidden clues of number correct the added. be will of bonus a $1250 merchants, sponsoring When this bonus is not won, it will be added to next weeks bonus and will continue to grow $1250 until it is you may DEPOSIT THIS WEEKS ENTRIES WITH MERCHANTS WHOSE ADS APPEAR IN HEAVY BLACK BORDER Candy Jones Word has been lcceived that Mr. and Mrs. Grant Haminon Jr.. are leaving in March for a three month TDY to Hawaii. Sunset Tihrd Ward bishopric was reorganized Sunday evening, Feb. 21 with Grant Ham mon as bishop; Carl Peterson, first counselor and Robert Foster as second counselor; ward clerk, finance, Elmer Neii.aur, Mark Jenkins as assistant clus and John McKay as clerk. I ail Peterson is the principal of Sun set Elementary School. The Sunset ladies club. Hellas Aimes, met at the home of Doris Burns for their February meeting. Thursday the 25th The annual Blue and Gold Banquet for the Cub scouts of the Sunset Second Ward was held February 25 m the ward hall. There are three dens and a table was set and beautifully decorated in blue and gold, for each den. A lovely program was carried out and a delicious ham Read 'em oyer! For Fast Action We Guarantee To Advertise your Property Built a House MAW REALTY CO. 5636 South 1900 West ROY EX 31661 gjg&aagMgi BEST SERVICE AND IF YOU WANT THE PRODUCTS BUY AT LLOYD BERRET'S SERVICE STATION Roy, Utah |
