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Show Th CHRONiCll It publlihad waakly at Roy, Utah po!4 at Roy. Utah. Subscription $10. outoftata $1 additional. Ph. 023 Slnfio copy prlco IS conft. Writ PO. Bos 207. Roy, Utah 0407. Stroot addross SSBB S. 1900 W.. Roy. Back to school set 1. Utah. Back To School Night for Roy High School will be held October 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium. A short business meeting will be held and PTS A offices and faculty introduced. The PTSA will announce the September winners of the Lions Pride award. Three students will be chosen for their outstanding citizenship qualities (a sophomore, a junior, and a senior.). Students will be at the school to guide parents to the different classrooms to meet the faculty and discuss the curriculum, and there will be a tour conducted to see the and the new facilities progress of the cafeteria and kitchen which are now under construction. The Royal choir will ' (USPS 526.420) Rov, Utah October y Utah Arts Council Traveling Show, annual Exhibit by local artists afgans and other examples of hand work. Brigham City Museum, Gallery, 24 N. 300 W., Brigham City. Open Mon. through Sat. from 11-- 7 p.m. Free of charge. October 14 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Palace Playhouse, 1st Security Bank Building, Main St., Brigham City. Weekends only, call October 14 The Belle of Amherst, by William Luce A sparkling portrait of Americas greatest poetess which is quickly becoming one of our nations favorite plays, especially since Julie Harris performed it on broadway. It holds all of Emily Dickensons charm, wit, and laughter, yet goes beyond the popular assumptions of her life. A glittering jewel of Emily's poetry with her moving personal life. Weber State Theatre 1979-8-0 season tickets available: Weber State Theatre-1902- , Ogden, Utah 84408, or call 6264618 anytime. October 1 Ogden Ballet West Performances Wed., Oct. 10 at 8 p.m. or Thursday Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. Performed in the Val A. Browning Colter at Weber State College both nights. Tickets; Season and single available at 2580 Jefferson Ave., Ogden, Utah 84401 or by calling Performing: La Peri, based on an ancient Persian legend of the dying Prince Iskender who falls in love with the spirit guard at the gates of Paradise. Billy the Kkl, colters around the life of William The Kid Bonner an American legend, who was loved as much as he was feared. The ballet not only reflects his life, but frontier times, cowboys and pioneers. Also Napoli, Allegro Brillante, and Black Swan Pas de Deux. hand-stitcher- 723-202- 8. entitle them to $.25 discount at any athletic, dramatic, or musical event at the school this year. Refreshments will be served. PTSA OFFICES are as follows: Co presidents - Mr. and Mrs. Theo G. Cox; 1st vice president, Clixie Beutler; 2nd vice president, V.E. Griffin; 3rd vice president, Paul Puzey; Secretary, Clo Crookston; Treasurer, Gail Rowe and Historian, Sherry Vanderwood. HONORED AT Weber County Hospital were (from left) Lois Biddle, Josephine Rintoul, Ada Lofquist, Carolyn Jachim, Beatrice O'Dell, Elna Martinez, and Elaine Thomas. Mary Horned was unable to attend the ceremonies, but also graduated from the Apprentice Program. 10-1- Membership Commiss-sione- r is Barbara Skidmore; Fund Raising Chairman, Fusa Nakayu; Home coming float chairman, Pat Richins; Lions Pride award, 399-921- 4. Anderson; Publicity, Melvalee Budge; and Student Commissioners, Dennis Adams, Ralph Anderson, Julie LeFevre, Elaine Pingree, Tom Welch, Lisa Newey and Eric Q Eight employees of Weber County Hospital have graduated from a 2000 hour program designed to upgrade the skills of nursing assistants. Aragon. Lois Biddle of Roy, Carolyn Jachim of Roy, Elna Martinez of Ogden, Ada Lofquist of Ogden, Josephine Rintoul of Layton, Elaine Thomas of Roy, Cairadlodlatf5 irun JackSeamons Roy City Council member Jack Seamons has announced that he will seek reelection to the council this year. Seamons was appointed to fill an unexpired term. Among the most critical issues, according to Seamons, for Roy City during the next four to eight years are increasing cost of urban services, impact costs of new subdivisions and annexation, the need for a larger fire station and city offices, and most critical of all, the distribution of the sales tax in Weber County. Concerned with the orderly growth and development of the business district in Roy, Seamons says that if he is elected, he will strive to maintain an economically sound tax base to offset rising costs for the city. We must move ahead with the updating of our master plan to insure environmentally sound and pleasing and the said Seamons, growth, Council is in the process of adopting a practical, aggressive annexation plan for the area to the west, since we have the capability to best service that area. We must plan for parks, public utilities, storm sewers and roads. 197V September 29, Golden Spike October events present a short program. Memberships will be sold also. Parents purchasing memberships will receive a discount card which will Margaret SUN 407. Socon data potto por yor $5 30. two yart for Seamons said that since he has served on the Roy Council, he has worked with staff, department heads and employees, and has found that g they are a dedicated, group, proud of their city. He stated that a number of city employees put in many hours of their own time to meet the needs of the citizens and the Council. A native of Utah and a Roy resident for 22 years, Seamons is a supervisor in Base Contracting at Hill AFB. In addition to 10 years on the Roy City Planning Commission, he has spent four years on the Roy City Board of Adjustments, and is now serving on the Board of directors of the Ogden Area Community Action Agency. Seamons is a past president of the Roy Junior Chamber of Commerce, and hard-workin- was named Mary Harned of Roy and Beatrice ODell of Ogden have been honored at outstanding local president in the state. He is married to the former Connie Ward, and they are the parents of four children. They reside at 4922 S. 2275 W. graduation ceremonies sponsored jointly by the Utah Apprenticeship He has been employed at Hill for the past 14 years in addition to operating an income tax business for 6 years. He in various church including financial, 'membership. Ward, and Stake Clerk has served assignments Reo T. Waddoups has announced his candidacy for election to the City Council. Mr. Waddoups is employed at Hill Air Logistics Center working as a Cost Accountant in the Accounting and Finance Division. Comptroller. the financial education and widened through incentives and cooperation with outside businesses to locate in Roy. Some of the Riverdale business could have been located in Roy, including the Grand Central Store. The Roy Sunset Sporting Store is considering moving to Sunset, he said, adding, My goal would be to prevent further tax increases by bringing building permits in line with For communities. surrounding example, Roy charges $400. for water service hook-u- p fees; Layton charges permits are similarly out of line." I will not support a current proposal for new municipal offices on the main highway when we have between 15 and 18 acres of landscaped ground on our present premises which could easily accomodate building enlargement. I would encourage proper building, orderly growth according to service capability, and increasing revenues by assessing an impact-feinstead of an annexation-fee- . Adequate park land should be purchased now with available monies already set aside for this purpose to accomodate the fast growing part of West Roy. "I would upgrade the Fire Department equipment. For example, one truck is 23 years old and is still in use. Another very important issue is the free exchange of ideas, and constructive suggestions, criticism of all city employees to council members without fear of REO WADDOUPS seek reelection. ..will run for Roy City Council. of reprisals. Also, interdepartment exchanges of ideas could be valuable and rewarding to our city. Our people and our employees are our greatest assets and whether city employees or the general public, we must listen, evaluate, and then act according to the dictates of the people. An important reason for a change in the council is that this years taxes, without a franchise tax could have been held at the present level because a balanced budget was submitted but not approved. Mr. Waddoups, 38, is married to the former RaNae Walters and is the father of 5 children. District forms orchestra The Weber School District and the Weber School District Foundation are proud to announce the formation of a symphony orchestra. This group, which will be known as the Weber District Community Orchestra, will feature students from the districts three high schools and adult performers from the community. Dr. William D. Pack, who will conduct the orchestra, reports that the group will be made up of seventy performers from throughout the school district. The first performance which is being made possible by an anonymous donor to the foundation, is scheuduled for Wednesday, October 3, in the Browning Theater at the Ogdens Union Station. There will be no charge for this performance which is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. In addition to conduction the or- chestra, Dr. Pack has also coordinated rehearsals and other coordinating activities to make the first performance possible. at Mountain Bells PhoneCenter Store in Ogden will find theres a new Design Line telephone especially for Weber State College students, faculty, staff, alumni and fans. Customer Services Manager Dee Sanders says the unique phone has developed as a result of interest in personalized telephones. Whatever style a person selects, Mountain Bell has the phones to complete the look, observes Sanders. And now, the Weber fans can have a phone to match their interests. The set is a customized version of Meetf at Roy HEgh Meet Your Candidate Night at the Roy High School Auditorium Monday Evening October 2, at 7 p.m. The program is being PTA sponsored by the Hooper-Ro- y Council under the direction of this years President, Patricia J. Cristelli. All candidates are running for the three Roy City Council seats open this election. Due to the large number A will be held the race year, the primary concern for all Roy voters to have the opportunity of hearing each candidates views on local issues. The program will include three minute talks by each candidate with a question and answer period following. A brief social with punch and cookies will follow the meeting which will give the voters an opportunity to meet the candidates personally. Moderator for Tuesday nights discussion will be John E. Ulibarri, former state representative from Roy, and principal of Taylor Elementary School. Candidates for the council seats are Wayne Kimber, entering this Council feels it is of Dae Coons, Jack Pierce, Glade Nielsen, William Bowden, Robert Eldard; J. Scott Matheson, Marvin Myers, Jack E. Seamons, E. LaVar Smith, N. Lynn Taylor, and Reo T. Waddoups. Other PTA members serving this Council, are year on the Elaine Stone, 1st Vice President, Bruce E. Griffin, Weber County School Board, 2nd Vice President, Elizabeth Faust, 3rd Vice President, Pat Peterson, 4th Vice President, Roy-Hoop- 3 will feature the following musical selections: "Overture to Ighigenia in Aulis Finlandia by by Gluck; Sebelius; and Symphony No. 2 (Romantic) by Howard Hanson. Mountain Bells Exeter telephone. The white phone is accented with a purple face plate featuring the Weber State logo and the Wildcat. The Weber phone is on display at the PhoneCenter Store, 2232 Washington Blvd. between 8:30 and 5:30 Monday thru Friday. Limited quantities are available. With Design Line models, telephones are both functional and decorative, says Sanders. The fans can add this phone to their collection of pennants and pom-pom- s. And yet, the WSC phone is a practical way of expressing school spirit. candidates According to Dr. Pack, the symphony has several purposes which include a unique opportunity for students to perform with more mature community members. It will also provide a way for adult musicans to maintain musical skills. Dr. Pack further states that this will be a unique blend of high school students and community performers having a chance to work together. While the following years schedule is not known at this point, Dr. Pack states that the group will be performing additional programs this year. The program on October ment of Labor, and has only recently reached into medical fields for upgraded technical training. Mountain Bell offers new Wildcat phone Customers ex- perience needed to reduce taxes wherever possible. Our Tax-Bas- e needed to be e COUNCILMAN Jack Seamons to the participants in the program were awarded certificates All positions. Mr. Waddoups believes that he has $1,000. Other Reo Waddoups Council and Weber County Hospital. as Long Term Care Aides, in addition to pins. The Apprenticeship program is funded through the U. S. Depart Elaine Halliday, Secretary, and Frances Blakeslee, Treasurer. Each of these MRS. PAT CRISTELLI officers is also assuming Council Commission posts. |