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Show THE SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER Page Two 9, 1965 EXPERIENCED baby sitting In mj home, weekdays. Darlene Rohde 9. U Roy. LETTERS TO THE EDITOn HOI C O CARriT CLEANING CARPET AND upholstery cleaning. 4. ell Special rates. Phone PAINTING Fall rates. Linseed eO and graphite on roofs. Also wall sS washing Phone FAINTING 4. Dear Editor: I'm writing in regard to the fetter L.E, Pearce wrote in the Sept. 2 issue of the Sun Chronicle. If Mr. Pearce and the 52 other parents want to deny their children of tho heathful benefit of walking, (I'm sure the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness will back me lip on that statement', then let them pool their finances and buy a bus, hire a driver, and pay the expense of hauling their children to school for one year. without money, and without cost to the needy. I have no organization, but am well located, and well established in this great calling, making use for the useless and will very GLADLY ACCEPT. Any old, worn, tom discarded bibles as can be spared by donor bibies a s can be spared by donors! and regardless of their age, state of preservation, languages or versions or any part3 of any Bibles. Because any one leaf from any Bible is worth more, much more than any man made tract, and bibles being ragged and torn does not render them useless. These bibles given freely, and freely passed on to the needy, with no formal application form. Any donation would be appre- Then let them times the cost by the number of buses needed to haul all the children living over one mile and I belive they will agree with me, that we can not afford to haul children who can walk to school both from a stand point of cost, and a ciated. physical fitness view. I for one have refused to sign petitions to change the law regarding who can ride school buses. I hope other parents will think through this matter before they sign a petition that will be detrimental to the welfare of our children. 1 White, Bibles for the Needy 1719 Buckner St Shreveport, Louisiana Remodeling , T- - - V! BANNER from last year's Miss Roy Janet Stephenson is the new royalty. Selected in the competition were (I. to r.) Bonnie Eldredge, attendant; Connie Hickenlooper, Miss Roy; Miss Stephenson, and Beverly Racker, Atendant. RECEIVING Three Seminary Instructors Assigned To Teach New Roy High Classes k He has been a school teacher for 39 years and is presently teaching at Weber High. He and his wife. Fern, hare seven dauugh-ter- s. Sat. Sept. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Patterson along with President and Mrs. Wayne Purrington and Vice President and Mrs. Wendell Noall will attend the convention. Igree at the Ogden Y Center. He has taught Seminary classes at Bonneville High and Ogden Central Jr where he also served as principal for two years. Mr. Flake makes his home on a ranch in Boise, Idaho with nine brothers and sisters. it former assignments with the Department of Seminaries g was an class in His position Boise from 1962-6at Roy Seminary is his first fulltime assignment His edriy-mornin- P Mr. He attended the University of Utah and graduated there with a B.S. degree in distributive cation in June 1961 He is sentiy working on a Masters de- - CONTINUED from page 1 Chris Ressler, Vem Butler, and Garland McCoy. Guards: Sam George, Alan Mar-le-r, Doyle Johnstun, Guy 'Holt, Bruce Killian, Curtis Campbell, Modern Jazz Tap Acrobatic Dancing What prompts a leading towel manufacturer to bring out a new Advanced and Beginner Or a prominent carpet maker to produce thousands of yards in Sept 10 17 Sept. 24 Sept Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 a new shade? Or, for that matter; a major paint firm to add a new colors to its ready-mixe- d 825-423- 1 half-doze- n If queried, the respective man- ufacturers doubtless would offer a variety of impressive answers, which would all boil down to pretty much the same thing: the changing color preferences of the buyin public. are While these preference simple enough to determine after the fact, the manufacturers cant afford to wait that long. They must anticipate customer likes and dislikes and have their prodin the ucts at the retail level when the most desired colors public is ready to buy. And, since tooling up for new production is expensive, it behooves them to leave as little to chance as possible. The successful manufacturer, conthen, must sumer color preference. Not an easy task to be sure, but that's the function of the COMING IN ITS ENTIRETY VtrUs Fiaest Creeps ef TRAINED VILD ANIMALS w . DAZZLING Peerless Aerial Thriller ELEPHANT HERD 4 jJ WORLD t L - , - .n SPECTACLE 1 j i jP- Sat Sept tfn" d ROY Roy Park j Iircu; '1. V, s -- Hr i color consultant. In todays specialized world, its his job to FINEST ferf M 4 .XL CIIICUS DAY Th tot 4f4 Besr Hoi to aH Wowou WMfc Brimming Wtftt Thrill . and Lrt witn Ltuqhier . . . wto Thews Thousands of Mevtn? Mtrvoi. VOtn Tt DAY OF Looked Forward to days Wifti Lond'hg by rn Ch Jren of Ape. 11 6 D.m. And 8 p.m. Sponsored by Roy Jaycees StoSia NEW CANVAS cover for V.W. sedan. 8. 415 00 or best offer. 8 FOOT STUDS. 19c each; 8c a foot; 1x10 Iheeting, 8c; 1x8 aiding. be; 2x8's, 10c, 4x8 ply , 53 73 each, s2 26 i USED LUMBER, boxed, window, ete Large uniform panel of plywood suitable for roofs end small building. 1 mile east of highway 91 on S mouse road. Evenings phone tf 49 FRANCIS APPLIANCE SERV1CI SMALL electrical appliance repair Sewing machine, vacuum, toatt er, iron, lamp, lawn mowers, eta, lbO W. 800 N MOST d Clearfield. 7. garden an all toolLAWN, ahurpener and ra paired. Saw, a hear, aclaio ra, turned. Small engine repair and Frank Lawn Mower Sens ice. 3333 So. 1900 W., Roy. Phan tune-u- If APFLIAM.ee wePAIRED MAKES of washers, dryeng ironers. etc Phone At ktnson Appliance. M ALL 9. USED S 23x20 truck tire, mud and snow Tread; used 8 25x20 ran like 5. new. Phone Walker Tire s2 Service. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY MISCELLANEOUS TRACTOR, excellent CALIFORNIA COMPANY moving condition, new tires. Phone alterations, children! Into area. Financial opportunity SEWING andnovel s2 Walker Tire Service, tlv doll clothew clothes, who qualify. Men, womsewn and knitted Order early fog en and girl needed. Send name, Christmas. ACCURATE NEW 4.30x14 tires 80 TYPING, off. Used address and phone number to Box IRONING. Phone tires In most sizes. Walker Tire S3, Layton, Utah. g9 s2 Service, WANTED TO BUY: Furniture, apBUNDY, B flat clarinet, used one pliance chests, hand tools, TVa, 5807 season, $73. Phone regardless ol condition Al's AucS. 2330 W Roy. s2 HOMES FOR SALE or tion, VICTORIO TOMATO and excellent 4 BEDROOM HOME. Roman brick, juicers. No for applesauce. Write Louie with garage, carpet, drapes, 1J, HELP WANTED 302 S. 400 E. Sprmgville, baths, fenced yard. Vae View subUtah. s23 1939 Ann St., Layton. division, 350 PARMALL 5. idav? 35 773-07- fruit 23 1949 CMC in good cond. a28 PICKUP, for deer hunting. FOR SALE BY OWNER brick veneer, part basement, family room, fireplace. Carpeted throughout Walking distance to elementary and new Roy 3 BEDROOM RETRIEVERS SPORTSMEN. AKC registered springer spaniel pups, for field and show, 5359 S. 2700 W Roy, slS high school. 4888 S. 2673 W., Roy. 8. 9 SERVICE RENDERED DAVIS HIGH SETS WILL DO IRONING IN MY HOME. TEND LITTLE girl 3 to 4 years old in my borne. 41 per day. Mon. thru Fri. Phone Sun-b- et EXPERIENCED TYPING of all kinds done in my home, phone EXPERIENCED LADY will tend baby or small child in your home in Sunset CaU 8. 2 WILL TEND my home. IRONING Sunset DONE fl In my per hr. Phone an hour. area. Phone home EDITORIAL sc6ti5n In 3. slS In my home. Sunset-Clearfle- ld a29 0. The tun Chronic!, published weakly at Ry, Utah. Second-Clas- s State College and received a B.S. postage paid at Ry, Utah, degree from BYU this past May. PublivW J. Howard Stahls. OfHe has been an active member fices at 5338 S. I960 W Roy, of the church serving in several Phone 52.50 per year hr .advance. capacities. phone Paula .Frida! i 777X7 keep posted on the publics likes and dislikes and so advise his cliepts. One such consultant b Faber Birren, who heads his own New d firm. York How does Mr. Birren pre-de--t ermine consumer color preferences? Not by whim or fanev," says With us the key Mr. Birren. word is trends. For by analyzing retail purchases in the various consumer areas from year to year, we are able to establish and to inwhat's more important terpret these trends. Consequently, we can counsel our clients on expected developments in their particular sphere." It is Mr. Birrens theory that consumer color preferences follow a' cycle that may run from 10 or 12 to as many as 25 years, depending upon the tv pc of product. "Consumer preferences in wall paint, for example." Mr. Birren points out. have gone through City-base- Faber Birren three dominant periods since World War II: the Renaissance Era from 1946 to 1952 which was distinguished as an epoch of green: the Pastel Era from 1954 to 1958 which saw beige and san dalwood continue to gain; and the 'Muted Era which took over in 1958 and has just recently started to give way to the demand for cleaner, brighter tones. How accurate are color consultants? Well, a little over a year ago, when analyzing and attempting to predict the publics paint preferences for the 1964 buying season, Mr. Birren emphasized. will be highly preferred." Largely on the strength of Mr. Birren s advice, the Du Pont Company introduced a new in both interior and exterior paint The new shade was formally introduced to the public in the House of Good Taste exhibit at the New York World's Fair, where it appeared throughout the modem house designed by Edward Durell Stone. It was named most appropriately World's Fair White. What happened? Within the brief period of 12 months, World's Fair White became the most popular color in both Lucitc wall paint and Lucite house paint. Oyster White, Du Ponts leading wall paint color for several years running, dropped to second, while ivory ranked third: beige. Pat Freestone JLJ V L. Furniture, Chests, TVs, Dinnets, Old Chairs, Etc. Regardless of condition. Auction PHONE 823-09- Fum. Binr now with 2193 W. 4800 S., Roy, and would like to Invite her friends THE SUN CHONICLE STAFF J. Howard Stahle ! WANTED ! I COBIA STYLE SALON, 855-145- 825-43)- f Now Announcing szrxu5M.a second; buff yellow, third: light gray, fourth; and beige, fifth. For a new color to displace ail favorites in a single of the-olselling season is a marketing rar ity. In this instance at least, its also a tribute to sage counsel. What about color preferences for the coming year? Let Mr. Birren explain: The as evipopularity of denced by the tremendous acceptance accorded World's Fair White --will continue. For interiors, the use of pastels a trend that got its impetus in 1954 and peaked a few years e later will dwindle. One sign here is the way appliance manufacturers are ditching yellows, pinks, and blues and turning instead to copper, chrome, and the like. "Beige -- the popularity of which closely paralleled the Pastel Era will begin to fall off. However, its demise will be long drawn out, and it will still account for enough sales volume to rank as a standard color for some time to come. The dry, warm neutrals, such as gray warmed with yellow, will begin to supplant beige for interior use. For exteriors, the bright colorful pastels, while becoming less popular inside the house, w ill continue to gam in popularity over traditional white for outside use. And homeowners will use these shades more and more to achieve distinctive, individual effects." How do clients of American Color Trends, Inc., take advantage of Mr. Birren' advice? Well, Du Pont, for example, has announced three new interior shades Blush White, Aqua Frost, and Pink Ice two new exterior house paints Winter 'Wheat and Twilight Green and a new exterior trim color called Golden Glow. If Mr. Birren comes anywhere near his 1964 performance. Blush While a reddish tint, as the name implies should challenge Oyster White fa gray tint) and World Fair White (a bciee tint). Tf it does. Mr. Birren won't be singing the blues. Appliance 18 9. 81.23 & TV A Repair Phone 823-99- children in ol WILL DO IRONING Al' Al's Auction, tf 3. For further information contact Carolyn Larsen, Asst Editor TV REPAIRS, service call 43.99. Good used picture tubes $7.30 up Washer, stove parts, etc. all used. START GUITAR LESSONS PROFESSIONAL instruction, guitar furnished free. MUSIC PALACE, The Thursday night classes will be held at 7 p.m. and those interested may register at the school at 7 p.m. on Sept. IX NATION At HOUSEWIVES can earn extra money evenings. CaU Mr. Mitchell, 393-18between 8:38-1- 0 a m. to 30 Shorthand classes in conn junction with the Adult program of Davis Councation program of Davis County will begin Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. at Davis High. t to pm. GUITAR TEACHER WANTED GUITAR teacher, part time. Pro gressive School of Music, 3337 aM Washington, Ogden. WILL CLASSES SCHEDULE NOW HIRING MEN ONLY YEAR AROUND WORK PERMANENT JOB OPENING Under 26 preferred and high school graduate, to work in combination order division. Very good pay to those who qualify. Good advance ment possibilities to alert trainee CaU Ogden, 9 a m. to 30 3. ADULT EDUCATION Edu-atio- fourth; and light green, fifth. For outside use, dark gray placed line? 4 BP9 Roy at Logan Bonneville at Roy Roy at Box Elder Roy at Ogden Bear River at Roy Marsh Valley at Roy Ben Lomond at Roy Roy at Sky View Weber at Roy color lme7 Susanna Taggart VAST Weber Color Consultant Uses Sales Trends as Guides Ballet t s9 23 Editor-Publish- of Dance Clearfield attended lined as follows: Gary Paraday. Cantors: Gary Cortney, Fred Ringel, and Brent Arave. The Varsity assistant coach is Bill Caldwell with Ralph Carter We expect some tough comtaking head coach position with petition this year and being a the sophomore team assisted by new team will make it harder for us," commented the head George Wilkey. Planning for a busy schedule coach. However, you can be for the opening season the team sure we will be in there fighting practices each night at 4 p.m. and would enjoy the support of on the field at North Park. the school as well as that of the The schedule has been out community, he concluded. 1050 South Tingey FOOTBALL Susanna's School E. Phone Arts degree in 1964 and graduated from BYU with a B.S. in public address in 1965. and 1 1 Announcing Registration 1129 s9 0. .825-123- 9. He graduated from Boise Junior College with an Associate of ' j 420. beauli-fu- l 7, Mr. Patterson is a charter member of the Roy club and has served as secretary for four years and was president in 1957. He has also served on every committee. He has had perfect attendance for II years. licensed Building and wexer, Pur-ringto- Contractor Phone 823-71- TRIM LINE EXERCISER, lounge t pe. Cost 4189 new will ell for 4100. like new. Johnson scrubber for your given me inated as a candidate tor LL bibice to Governor, announced Wayne and that Roy Kiwanis president. Ken Falmclie or LARGE BENDIX IRO.NER, excellent condition, $30. after 4.30 pm. on apinet piano, phone FOR SALE When the Utah-Idah- o District III of Kiwanis meet in Twin the name Falls, Idaho, Sept of Alex Patterson will be nom- This is a request readers, as God hath a ministry giving free the needy everywhere, 5 Me TAKE OVER PAYMENT Of Club Member Dear Editor: For 3. Davis H. Jacobs, Lawrence R. Flake, and Lowell Rees Tingey kill be teachers at the new Roy Seminary this fall. Mr. Jacobs attended schools in Davis County before entering Weber State College and BYU. Note Nomination Clearfield P.S. The money saved can be used to buy books, libraries, and other badly needed items. ACQUAINTED accordlan ee guitar lessons. Special summer of. fer SI Sn, instrument furnished .free.. Progressive Music, e T. Roy Kiwanians Ruth A, Owens, GET and patrons to call her at for an appoint 825-636- 6 ment. Cobia Style Salon 2193 W. 4800 So., Phone Roy tell-tal- ir'-- r . AMLRICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION OT UAH Sponib, (j ti ewd lrf 825-636- 6 |
