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Show UNIVERSAL mCROFlU- L- CCRP. ) AVE. 141 PIERPO'IT UTAH SALT LAKE CITY, Young Ladies Day Filled With Activities, Breakfast to Fireworks Primp For "Miss Roy"' H)0K Recently entering the contest for ''Miss Roy are three more lovely young Roy ladies, bring the total to 10 for the Friday night, Vol. 10 No. 9 Roy, Utah, Thursday August, 8, 1963 to the last Gayland Smith in charge of floats and Louis Fatsinger this Saturday full at the who is serving for his second year Celebrations assembling the parade. Seven trophies will be awarded in the eatagories of Best Out of Friday night will be the beginning of the celebration when Miss Town Float, Best Commercial Roy is crowned to reign over the Float, Best Civic Float, Best festivities. To be chosen from a Mounted Group, Best Marching list of the contenders. Miss Roy Group, Best Comic, and Best Milwill be given a $200 scholarship itary. Judges for the parade are and an opportunity to enter the Mrs. James Larison. Mrs. LaVar contest next year Stark, and Howard Shupe. They Miss Utah besides the honor of being queen will be stationed between 5700 and over these celebrations. 5600 South. Honored guests of the The beauty contest is scheduled parade will be the mayor and for the Lakeview school house at city council, and the Weber County From breakfast spark of fireworks your day will be Greater Roy Days throughout the city. show. , Husband Shoots - i: w In Family Fight A family the death of auarrel climaxed in two persons and one seriously wounded Tuesday night in Roy when an estranged husband shot and killed his wifes brother, himself and wounded his wife, Roy police said. Pronounced dead at the Dee Hospital were Harry Coates. 33, 5624 S. 2700 W. and Darrel Perkins, 40, 2354 W. 5825 S. Listed in critical condition was Delores Perkins with a bullet wound in the chert. The couple who had been separated for about five davs began arguing when Mr. Perkins came to the house after making a threatening telephone call. Mrs. Perkins had summoned her brother, Mr. Coates, for help after the call from her husband. The four children ran to the home of a neighbor, Dahl Henrie, who called the police. When Roy police officer Junior Hammon arrived on the scene, he found the three lying in pools of blood in the living room floor of the split-levhome. Mr. Coates was at the foot of the stairs and the Perkins were on the front room floor with a snub-nos- e .38 caliber police revolver between them. Officer Hammon said that Mr. Perkins shot Mr. Coates first, hitting him in the neck. He then turned on his wife and shot her in the chest. The bullet went through her body and she wheeled to run when he shot again hitting her in the back. Then he put the pistol to his head and shot himself. The two men were prounced dead on arrival at the Dee Hospit-al- , and Mrs. Perkins is listed in critical condition after an emergency operation to remove the slug in her body.J- The four children, Michael J., Robert L., Carol, and Kathy were unhurt. Clearfield Has Saturday Fun This Saturday will see Clear-field'Community Gapers going full stroke as young people compete in swimming events in the pool and everyone takes advantage of special sales downtown. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, the swimming competition will begin at 9 a.m. offering events in boys and girls divisions. At 12 noon, awards will be presented to the winners of the several events. From 1 p.m. on the pool will offer free swimming to all persons holding a ticket obtained from one of the participat icipating merchants. ; V' Self, Wife, Brother-In-La- Marcia Kay Fife, granddaughter of Mrs. Verlie Baker of 2700 W. 5633 S. recently entered the contest listing music singing and dancing as her talents. She plans to play a piano number More, from Monde Carl. S: C' iv ' Miss Fife a senior High School, likes to at Weber swim, surf Judy Roe 7:30 contest hopeful per p.m. Admission is one dollar Commissioners. At 1 p.m. the flower and art person. Bruce Holland has been chosen as master of cere- show will begin in the Weber Memonies with Lamar Buckner and morial Hospital sponsored jointly Patricia Wadsworth, daughter Mrs. Bruce Holland as judges. by the Roy Gardenettes and of Mr and Mrs. Calvin S:ddoway, Guild. Entries are asked to of 6045 S. 2100 W. graduated from Breakfast Starts Day be in the auditorium by 10 a.m. Weber high last year and plans to continue her education at Weber Saturday will start at 6 a.m. classes as "artistic or horticul. . y-under the bowery in Roy Park as ture. a State College next fall. A little league baseball game the Sixth Ward cooks a pancake Miss Wadsworth is scheduled to breakfast. "Guaranteed to fill and will begin on the park diamond at y- p perform a dance in the contest, the breakfast will be 10:30 a.m. satisfy, land lists oil painting and dancing Races for adults and children served until 10 a.m. as her hobbies. At 9:15, flag raising ceremonies will be held from 1 to 1:45 p.m. At 3 p.m the Roy Jaycettes will Judy Roe, daughter of Mr. and will be held on the municipal Mrs. Harold E. Ro of 5161 So. hold the interest-drawinto introduction the baby grounds as an 2175 West, is a graduate of Weber parade and subsequent activities. contest in the bowery. Mrs. David in in High and presently enrolled The larest parade ever to go Wells, chairman of the show, a nursing course at St. Benedicts that all entries wear diapers through Roy will Start at 9:30 from Hospital in Ogden. She plans to V the shopping center and proceed or sunsuits and be in the bowery finish the nursing course and condown 5700 to 2200 West, over to by 2:30 pm. A prince and a printinue at Weber State College. 5600 and down to Roy Park. Grand cess and their attendants will be Miss Roe lists talents of dancMarshall T. P. Baker and Chair- chosen from the nine eatagories men of Parade E. LaMar Nelson listed ing and playing t1" piano, even From 2 to 4 p.m. the Farm said that over 30 units have been though she plans to give a vital Bureau will hold a ball game on con-for the or a in reading entered other the speech parade." Any test. She says she is interested in Marcia Kay Fife persons desiring to be in the par- the park diamond. all sports, cooking, sewing and . . . Roy contender ade must be at the shopping Baby Show Held later than 9 a.m. knitting. storm sewer holding reservoir on 5600 CONSTRUCTION moves forward on of the parade are At 5 p.m. the Roy Fire DepartSouth and 2500 West. The $42,079 proje ct covers 2.72 acres and will be the center ment will stage a demonstration and climax it with a of the system In Roy City for 50 years. with the Jaycees. A special softball game between the womens Shamrocks and an r mens team will be played at 8 p.m. in the Roy Park. Immediately following the game, the Holding an election July 31, the events of the day will be climaxed Davis County Disabled Veterans by a fireworks display put on by Auxiliary Number 14 named new V, Marcel Daniau, 16 year old the fire department.-Al- l officers for the coming year. during the day, there will be French boy, is finding his visit Elected to serve during 1963-6Proof of Roys growth this sum-W- r esvoir. When the stream has rides and concessions. with a Roy Carol family enjoyare Dunn, very commander; can be given by the construc- subsided, the water, will flow back able. Francis Chavey, senior tion in the area. It is estimated out the same pipe and down the Coming to the United States with Mabel Henry, junior vice by the city that Roys population storm sewer to the lake. returning LDS missionary, Brent commander; Maxine Carter, chap Little, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank now exceeds 12,000, with a 30 Glenda Tolman, adjutant; Myra The city has leased some of the Little of 5480 S. 2000 W Marcel Bue-laBeth condusctoress; increase in the last IVi years. Henrie, property from the country on a to visit with his family for instructplans Fitz Patrick, patriotic lease and the rest from the Under construction now next to two months. arms Bemell at Westover, sgt. or; the Union Pacific railroad tracks UPRR on renewable short term His purpose for coming to AmViola Naegelin, Jean Viator, Jua is a two and acre storm water lease. Total cost of the project is Marcel says, is to learn to Seventh stud- nita Dunkley and Barbara erica, and eighth grade Axtel Inc., of BounPatricia Wadsworth holding reservoir. Expected to fill $42,079, bid by ents who have moved into the speak English better and to see composed the executive tiful. the needs of the city for the next area since the committee for women. . . . Roy beauty how the Mormons live in the Salt Making a good-witrip to vis50 years, the reservoir occupies Lake Valley. Having studied En- it the Girl Guides of Canada, first of June will be able to regist-te- r Street Improvements the center of the storm sewer for school at North Davis Junglish in school, Marcel is able to the Girl Scouts of Our Saviors Elsewhere, the new surface of ior High from August 12 to 23. system. Presently, 29,000 cubic carry on an intelligent conversat Lutheran Church in Roy will leave ion very well, speaking very good for Camp Mewata in Westbank yards of dirt is being removed 6000 South should be about ready Since special proceedures are to create a pond 851 feet long and for traffic this Friday, Mayor English and understanding what British Columbia, Tuesday mornfollowed to students who register 151 ft. wide Charles W. Rapp reports. Underpeople say without much difficulty ing. have not previously lived in this even though he has been here only going a complete renovation, the The twenty- - five girls from the school requests that only Most of the storm water now area, power lines and poles have been all new students a couple of weeks. Washington Terrace and Roy are at the comes along 2500 West to the report 19-2- 1 relocated, curb and gutter have school between This Sunday, he plans to meet from Troop 491 letad by Mrs. Franthe 12th and 23rd ditch coming down 5600 South and been installed, and the street has of President David O. McKay at the cis Gronwald, and 109 led by Mrs. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. from out to the lake, or it goes to the August a new surface from 1900 W. to the dedicated of an Ogden chapel, and Gordon Taylor. Six adults will Utah junior high lake via 6000 South. When in operAlthough railroad tracks. and then speak in a welcome also chaperone the chartered bus and 21. students 19, for 20, August Registration days schools customarily include the ation, the stream down 6000 South Ninth grade students will pick home sacrament meeting for Eld- excursion will be directed to the one on 5600 The Parsons Construction Com- ninth grade,. North Davis can attending Roy Junior High School Mrs. Taylor explained that this South and join it right at the pany is performing the street work accomodate only the seventh and in the seventh, eighth, and nin- up their, class schedules, be as- er Brent Little who has just returned from the French mission. is the first time anyone from this mouth of the reservoir just north tat a cost of $15,141. eighth; ninth graders attend the th grades have been set for Mon- signed lockers and pay fees on While he is here, he also will hrea had made a special of the tracks. Clearfield High School. day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Monday, August 19, between 6 trip Police Chief Junian Green restay with the Theodore Bohn fam- as this idtembltional good-wil- l, and 8 p.m. There it will pass through a cul- cently commented on the improvily of Ogden whose son, David, tour. She also stated that in CanEighth graders will register on baptized him into the Mormon ada, the girls are called Guides vert with a regulation mechanism ed trafic flow on 1900 W. in the Being Signed Tuesday, August 20, between 6 church. in it. If the water is coming too northern section of town due to the instead of the American Scout and 8 p.m., and seventh graders fast for the pipes below the tracks recent widening of the highway bn Wednesday, August 21, beto carry it without flooding, a baf- and installation of painted left tween 6 and 8 p.m. fle plate will be lowered in the turn storage lanes. He says that culvert directing the excess flow not one single rear end collision Students should come prepared from the top of the stream into has been reported in that area to purchase student activity cards a pipe big enough for a since the storage lanes were make locker deposits, and pay f to walk through into the res- art and homemaking fees. Shop (materials) card and yearbook subscriptions will be available. A library is one of the most prize. This trailer house will be Expenses for registration are wanted community projects ac- entered in the Roy Days parade follows: student activity card, as durtaken to in Park the and a being Roy survey cording parked 50c by the Roy Junior Chamber of ing the day. President Herzog $2.50: hall lockers, 50c; art, Commerce. says that entries into the contest per semester; homemaking, $1 be obtained from any memper semester; shop materials card Jaycee president, Kay Herzog, can and yearbook subscription, that after six weeks of ber of the club for one dollar each. $2; . ride and write when shes not volved in other things. in- . . Apr-end- er 'ih p"i,j g r re-que- V i o the tug-o-w- Construction on City Projects During Summer Months Shows Fast Growth : Elect Officers r 4 New 7th and 8th V , Missionary Brings i Visitor Home All-sta- From France f Girl Scouts Leave Grade Students h For Canadian Register at NDJH Visit August 13 Sunset-Clearfiel- d ll Roy Jr. High Sets August For Registration Petitions J.C. Survey Shows Desire for City Library reports interviewing people, the citizens of Roy list as one of the most desired improvements in the city is the construction of a library. Even though the survey is only a little more than half completed, the civic organization has decided to put on a campaign to raise money to start the library install- ation. In addition CLINTON WARD recently took first place In the North Davis Stake Road Shows with Its the Early Bird that Catches the Worm. Here the rooster hero, Kenny Lomax, protects his admirers, Valerie Low and Alary Lynn Clifford, from the weasel, Roger Adams. Meanwhile Jan Erickson teaches a clucking session to Karen Nielson, Marie Higgs and Dorothy Lovell. DAV Auxiliary to a questionaire which each household is requested to answer, a petition is being circulated to those who indicate that they would like to see a library in Roy. The petition . states that the undersigned would be willing to be taxed in order to gain the funds necessary for the building. President Herzog mentioned teh many people are responding and signing the petition. In speaking with Mayor Charles W. Rapp, President Herzog said that the city is completely behind the project and would donate the north end of the city building, which is presently being used to store recreational equipment, to house the library. To raise the funds, the Jaycees have planned a contest with a small trailer house as the grand J ( The importance of the library $1.75. is recognized when the fact is brought out that the Bookmobile, which presently operates in Roy, is not required to stop in cities with a population of more than 10,000 people, Pres Herzog added. David Wells is chairman for the survey and Don Shrech is chairman of the trailer house project. Lake at cx Flaming Gorge Proposed 'Ashley Lake' Registration For New Students Due Now at U of U All new students who plan to attend the University of Utah this fall should contact the office of the registrar immediately for application froms and instructions. All applications and transcripts are due for all new not regstered during the spring ion from new students received after Monday, September 16 will not be accepted for quarter but will then be sed. for winter quarter. fall proces- Laurence J. Representative Burton recently introduced in the House of Representatives a joint resolution to name the lake forming Flaming Gorge Dam, Utah, and the recreation area contiguous to such lake in the States of Utah and Wyoming, as Ash-icLake and recreation area. I feel this name is altogether fitting as it pays tribute to the first white man to fully explore the region to be covered by the waters, of the lake William Henry Ashley not only traveled this region widely, his business enterprises and writings were largely responsible for the opening up of this area. It was through Flaming Gorge, somevery few people have thing been able to do since. y i CONTRIBUTING to the citys recreation department, Roy Kiwanis Club cements in one of their two basketball standards at the Municipal Park. Working on this one are Dr. Wendell .Noall, Richard Simmons, Bert Ure, John Sorenson, and Jim Young. (1-- r) |
