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Show ( THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 Notice of Meeting BOARD VOLUME ir. - NUMBER 20 Those smiles on the fellows in Roy that just wont rub off is worn by the coveted winners of NEWS DROPS OF .EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW Peggy Schenk, of Mr. and Mrs. Chardaughter CURB AND GUTTER AND les Shenk, of Roy, received a SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT cut eyelid yesterday when her DISTRICT NO. 2 father stopped the auto in which they were riding abruptly and ROY CITY, UTAH she fell on her doll. She was treated at the St. Bendicts hosNotice is hereby given that and released. the undersigned -- have- been duly pital appointed the Board of Equali-- . Postmaster Emma Russell met and Review in Roy City, Curb and Gutter and Side- with the officers of the State walk Improvement District No. National Association of Postmasters in Provo, Saturday, to 2, and notice is hereby further discuss plans for the National given that the list of property Convention in Philadelphia, in said District which is subject in October and for to tax and the amount of the tax Pennsylvania the State Convention in Provo in has been completed. the spring. Mrs. Russell is vice The undersigned as the Board of Equalization and Review will president of the Postmasters in meet at the City Hall on Septem- Utah and Postmaster Raymond ber 22, 23 and 24, 1954, all dates Green of Provo is president. inclusive, between the hours of Sharon Wessel, daughters of 4 oclock p.m. and 6 o'clock p.m. Mr and Mrs. Wayne Wessel of on said days and will hear and consider any and all objections Roy. was requested by the new to the levying of a tax in said exclusive Boulevard Dress Shop Improvement District and will in Ogden to model their gowns make any changes or corrections for their fashion show teas. in said assessment as the Board Share n modi led for the opening shall deem just and equitable. of Ogdens fall fashion show and That on the date specified said also for the fashion tea held for list, plats and assessments shall the officers' wives at Second be open to the public for in- Street last week spection from 9 oclock a in. to Mu had Baxter, son of Mr. 4 oclock p.m. bf each of said days continuously in the City and Mis Yerl Baxti r of 5333 S. Hall Building. Property to be 2200 W Roy, Utah, had had a affected in Curb and Gutter and tuinniN ache for a wi ek and Sidewalk Improvement District when Saturday came, the doctor No. 2, Roy City, Utah, by said rushed him to St Bendict hospital Mikes tummy ache turntax is as follows: 1900 WEST STREET Sidewalk ed out to be a serious appendionly extending on the cast citis. Mike is still confined to the side of the street from Eng- hospital but will soon be home ineers station 40060, about to start school. 1350 feet South of 5600 South The Roy M Child family, Street, to Engineers station 44822 at 5200 South Street: formerly old, old resident of and on the West side of the Roy, have had polio strike their street from Engineers station family for the third time. Robert 409 '67, about 500 feet South eldest son, had polio some years of 5600 South to Engineers ago when the family lived in station 466 52.5 at 4900 South Roy. A couple of years ago their 1 elk permits in the annual drawing of the Utah Fish and Game. Those fortunate few winners are: Harry S. McCool, George C. Maw, Norman Oliver, Claude H. Moore, Eldren C. Parker, Chris Eddy, Arthur Thompson, Ira L. Brady, Ray S. Bickmore, Daniel L. ProberL Harry J Schulz, Roy Tullis, Verl L. Baxter, Henry J. Eggli, Ernest Elm, Paul H. Schultz, Mick Tremea, and G. II. Bon. Miss Jean Bottom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bottom of Roy, was welcomed home after an extended stay in the hospital with an appendectomy and com- plications Dr. F. C. Dallimore announces the opening of his dental office 5519 South 1900 West. Phone -- , Street. granddaughter, Vickie 2050 WEST STREET Sidewalk membered by all the and curb and gutter extending dents of Roy. from 5200 South to approxiMarietta Parker of Roy gave mately 5350 South, a most artistic display of floral 5200 SOUTH STREET Sidewalk and curb and gutter on and weed arrangements for the the North side of the street Stake Relief Society Sunday. only, extending from 1900 Marietta showed various breathWest and connecting with ex- taking things from weeds in her old resi- isting sidewalk and curb and backyard and old limbs and gutter approximately at 2100 wood she had gathered from the sides of the road. One was a West. 5300 SOUTH STREET Side- symphony of blue and white walk and curb and gutter ex- with an ethereal look and conpainted weeds. tending from 1900 West to tained simple a glimpse of was Another 2050 West. aumtumn in browns and golds 5400 SOUTH STREET Sidecontained and dried old poppy walk and curb and gutter exandi other every day tending from 2000 West to pods there things. Everyone suddenly 2100 West. 5500 SOUTH STREET Side- became weed conscious and dewalk and curb and gutter ex- termined to put her original to practice. tending from 2000 West to ideas 2100 West. ' BY ORDER tTF THE BOARD STREET Sidewalk and curb and gutter on OF EQUALIZATION AND REthe South side of the street ex- VIEW. Dated this, the 10th day of pending from 1900 West to ap2200 West Street September, 1954. proximately C. W. RAPP and curb and gutter only on the North side of the street JAMES A. NELSON to 2000 West from J. ALEX. PATTERSON extending SOUTH 2200 West. Rickie Vingel Injured New Store Causes In Postal Route Change Auto-Truc- k Mishap store is being built adthe post office and this has eliminated the driveway for the mail trucks in the rear of the post office. It has become necessary to establish a new driveway "post office next to the Keller Dance Studior This drive-wahas now been posted and will be police patroled. Postmaster Emma Russell is asking the cooperation of all the residents of Roy in keepclear of parking this drive-waed cars. The mail truck operates on a tight mail schedule with a five minute stop at each office. If the drive-wais blocked and the truck doesnt have access to the back of the post office, he is within the laws of the Post to Office Department leave without picking up or depositing the mail. This would impair the A new jacent to Rickie Winget, seven weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. Hartley P. Winget, Arsenal Villa, Roy, received head injuries at 10:57 a.m. in-- a at Grant Avenue and 28th Street. The baby was released after treatment at Dee hospital. Police Officer Lorin E. Frost said the baby, being held on the mothers lap, probably struck the top of his head on the dashboard when the vehicles The Winget sedan, driven by the father, entered the crossing from the west. Police said it collided with a southbound pick-u- p truck driven by Lot Trudgeon, 70, of 3745 Washington Blvd., which reportedly ran a red semaphore light. Trudgeon was cited for red light violation. Damage to the vehicles was mail service to all of Roy. slight. E-2- 0 uck-car-collision y y col-ide- d. y Miss Opal Meservy is home again after visiting in Boise and hold meetings Wednesday at 4 Salmon, Idaho, for the sum- oclock. This will allow ample time for children going to school mer. out of the Roy district to be Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Wes- picked up. sel, Roy, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wessel of Clearfield visited SAY YOU SAW IT IN at Soda Springs, Idaho last week end, visiting the new niece and 'THE ROY SUN" the grandchild, daughter of Coach and Mrs. Ed Wessel. Could Happen For ears a cafe owner in Prescott, Ariz., displayed a sign which read Credit extended to those over 80 accompanied by parents Recenth one II. P. Stratton, aged 82, walked in with his father, 107. Cafe owner gave them a free meal. '' Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Shupe of dnooVfc Pullman, Washington are visiting Mrs. Shupes parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bond. Your house Mr. Chappell is thankful to all who heelped when his store' burned, Elmer Brown for his assistance, Weber County Fire Department and Roy Police Department. she 0 )TVtan while for yi$vS Stocks RIVERDALE ROAD Sidewalk of Roy, had polio and now their only on both sides of street daughter, Bernice Orrock, also a former resident of Roy, is extending from 1900 West presently confined in the Ther-mopoli- s, northeasterly 800 feet. Wyoming hospital with 2000 WEST STREET Combiis the sister of Bernied nation sidewalk and curb and polio. gutter extending from 5200 Mrs. Boyd Stocks of 5519 S. 2200 W. Roy, Utah and is reSouth to 5600 South 5600 NEWS NOTES ROY, UTAH DELBERT G. BROWN. ROY BRIEFS Mrs. Royal Harrop (Kyle) The Lake View Stake YMMIA and YWMIA officers and teachers will act as host to eight stakes at the annual MIA Institute to be held in the Lake View Stake house, Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in Roy. MIA stake leaders from the following stake are invited: Farr West, Layton, Morgan, North Davis, Riverdale, So. Ogden, Weber and Lake View. Twenty-on- e general board members are expected to be present. All stake presidents, ward bishops and high council advisers are invited. A dinner will be served to all stake executives and general board members. The dinner will be served under the direction of the Lake View Stake and will be prepared by the Roy Third Ward Relief Society. Plans are under way for a big carnival to be held Oct. 1, in the Lake View stake gymnasium, under the direction of the Lake View stake MIA. Officers and teachers. The purpose of the carnival is to raise funds to pay off the remainder of the indebtedness on the gymnasium. . With the opening of school, the Lake View Ward Primary will ) r When you : 4 f paint it with Du Pont 40 starts dazzling white, tay clean and bright! 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