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Show Th Thursfqy JonuorY le ?3,1956 . JL. child, a boy, Jan. 19. Mrs. Bennion is the former Sharon Little. This is' also the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bennion. The BYU Symphony Orchestra will give a concert Thursday evening, Jan. 20, at 7:30 in the Lake View Stake House. This outstanding musical treat will be presented free of charge. The public is ( Smoke Drills Alert V-- 'll', I f Roy: School Children r m Smoke drills were carriet out by the Roy Volunteer Fire Department very successfully in all four Roy Schools recently, according to Orlen Karras, assistant lire chief. They wefe the first of their kind to be tried out in the Ogden area and the first in this section of the country with the exception of Brigham City, Karras said. It was recommended by the fire underwriters that this experiment be undertaken under the most natural circumstances to determine how the students . and teachers wbuld react, tb such emergencies. Department officials were enthusiastic in their praise of-tlevelheadedness of all. First it was necessary to secure permission of County Supt. Ted Bell and the pricipals of the schools concerned. At the last minute the custodians of each school were letln on the project in order that they iwould not foul up the the procedure by extinguishing -- smokg bombs. 7 . Lakeviev School was set first. Taking precautions to not ge seen, Mr; Karras lit the bombm a bucket and placed it near, the ventilating system. In 15 seconds the fan picked it up, spreading it through the school. It was first noticed by teacher in the west ei 'I. She calmly told her pupils to wait in the room while she turned in the fire alam. Returning she led them calmly outside. One teacher was seen to grab an excited boy by the shoulder and tell him, I said to walk not runl" A few girls were crying here and there and a few coughed probably from imagination as tl smoke contained nothing harmful to cause it The building wa a, entirely evacuated in 1 minute and 15 seconds. Word of the success of the Lake-viedrill touched off the same In the Municipal School, Roy Elementary School and the Roy Junior High School. The two story junior high took longest to empty with a timing of 1 minute 50 seconds. In reporting to the Roy City Council, Mr. Karras said the department was highly pleased with the results but sbme of the teachers thought it was a bit drastic. How the Dead Sea Scrolls AfSaints will fect us as Latter-dabe the topic discussed by Professor Leland Monson, Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Lake View Stake House. The lecture is sponsored by the 215th Quorum of All 6take members are invited. Mrs. Rayo Budge left Monday for New York City where she will sail Jan. 23 for Nuermberg, Germany to join her husband, who is it a little hotter; she uses a little serving as a linguist for the U.S red pepper. , Army in Germany. Prior to leaving You had better prepare enough for Europe, Mrs. Budge spent sev of this chili because as not eral' weeks visiting with her hus- - they will be coming likely back for secband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Newel onds. R. Budge, 2259 W. 4800 So. Doris teaches the nine and 10 Bishop Theodore Holtry is in year olds in the Lake View Ward Montana where he attended funer-a- l Sunday School and is a Relief Soservices for his brother-in-law- . Visiting Teacher Supervisor. ciety The Roy First Ward Relief Society held, a social following their This weeks column features a literature lesson given by Mrs. Forrest Day. The Social was in honor different, delicious tasty banana of Mrs. LaRue Schoenfeld and Mrs. cake and is given us by Mrs. Letha Lucille Molen who have been re- McQuarrie of Sunset. Banana Cahe leased from their positions in the i 1 Itj V Heat oven to 350 degrees F., Relief Society presidency. Mrs. Schoenfeld has accepted a position grease generously a lWn. pan Sift in the stake and Mrs. Molen has1 together into a bowl the following: moved from the ward. Special mu24 cups sifted flour raw stock sic and refreshments were enjoyed. the in control stock details raw of authories 1 23 cup sugar COL. JRAMOND D. SWETT (left), director, Supply and Services, Hill AFB, Both ladies were presented with rewarehouse at Hill AFB to Col. Evan P. Clay, Mobilization Assignee. IVt tsp. baking powder membrances. ' of Mr. 14 tsp. soda Lana Griffin, daughter CoL Swett and by 1 tsp. salt ing Branch Francis Griffin is back Prior to his training periods, Col and Mrs. Add: illness weeks a in school after Clay is assigned specific projects Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ross of Oak23 cup shortening which he accomplishes during visitors recent were Calif., 13 cup buttermilk land, is he team. In these peridds. doing so, At an isolated Arctic radar warn- join tha forare and They in vicinity. 14 cups mashed bananas (3) Roy sit watchTypical of reserve training pro- performing a service to the Air of Roy. It hasnt happened yet, and we ing post, several airmen residents mer Beat two minutes and add: is the his nation the Force, as well as maintaining ing their scopes. Month after grams throughout R. F. Cottle, suffered another pray it wont. But picture this: 13 cup buttermilk month they have taken their turns Mobilization Assignee-- e s i g nee proficiency level with respect to heart attack this week, but is now 4 cup unbeaten eggs (2 program, designed to keep quali- his assignment. large) watching their screens; waiting recovering at his home. Our best fied reservists abreast of their re2 more minutes and add Beat always watching and waiting. reCol a as speedy wishes go to him for The value of such men One of the airmen spots a sponsibilities should they be called - . 23 cup chopped nuts. Bake 1 hour Convenient of such reserve activities covery. and Clay, nationin to a over take Now screen. it his on upon help blimp" or more. Cool 10 min., remove from unreceived to the who members Mobilization Ward as the Program men multiplies two, three and now al emergency. In effect, these Budget obvious. It is simple, ef- animous votes for advancement pan and finish cooling and ice with there are scores of strange little are understudies to the active duty nation is inex- in the priesthood at the afternoon the following: and comparatively ficient, personnel who are now performing lights. The chips are down. Terms and it affords the nation session of the Lake View Stake 24 cups powder sugar The officer on duty confirms vital missions in the armed forces. pensive, Ther-osewere: of measure Conference 2- some and its mashed bananas Quarterly people BROASTED CHICKEN 4 cup (about the thought running through every- They are business men, professionYOUR OLD TIRES H. Sipson, from Elder to Sev2 tablespoons butter, margarine ones mind. Enemy planes are al men, laborers, white collar work curity. Priest Edward Evans, Charles mobilization proenty; In itself the ers a cross section of Americana. or shortening, combine and beat FOR DOWN PAYMENT speeding southward. is not enough, but combined to Elder; Theo George Cox, Priest welL Ice cake and it may be stored gram At Hill AFB, 350 reservists are with all the other reserve training to Elder; William John Straley, Possible? Yes. We have at our in freezer or deep freeze for future Up to 15 Months retaliatory assigned in the mobilization pro- activities involving hundreds of Priest to Elder; Leon D. Folkman, devastating disposal Everett parties. to Charles, Allen THI WORLD'S HNIST to Capt. within air our according Elder; Col. gram, Priest arm, like Clay, striking power thousands of men I AT IN' CHICKEN to Pay and this is the greatest deterrent W. Seath, chief, military training we can be certain at least that our Priest to Elder; Aldous LaMont nnwtr to Polli Priest to Elder; Max Alto an agressive action by a poten- branch. Of these, 237 are actively guard is up. Manning, AT Ntwt Specialty tial enemy. But this is only the training at Hill AFB, and the rebert Fowers, Priest to Elder and, JaIbIaISIeL at and we have mainder are receiving training first counter-punch- , Francis Alvin Belnap, Priest toHj If You Like Chicken p a nasty war to win. We must have bases closer to their homes. You'll Love BROASTED M3 BETJIH imMrs. Henry A. Matis gave an what it takes to follow it up of the 139 officer EX Typical Hamblin Arlene the to CHICKEN! on By chasity supplies, trainees weapons, ammunition, pressive talk assigned at Hill AFB is Kyle Ifarrop Ph. EX mothers and daughters of the First transportation, and most important, Evan P. Clay, By (A Order or by th e Bountiful, prominent now! trained people and Second Year BeeHive classes, Tub Full , . . It't rtady In Utah business man. Mr. Clay is Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rapp are Just Si Minuitt Wednesday evening in the Relief Air Force officials agree that it 325 days a year Mr. Average Citian extended trip to Society room of the Lake View enjoying is far too expensive and impracti-ca- l zen, residing with his wife Maurice Ward. Mrs. Dale Cardwell, second to maintain a massive standing and four children in Bountiful, Phoenix, Arizona. Highway 91 The monthly meeting of the Roy year BeeHive leader conducted the to World force comparable military Roy, Utah where he owns and operates Clays at War jj at jts peak. The only solu- Menswear. He is a graduate of Da Jaycettes was held Wednesday meeting. Root beer floats and pop 1 5 jfg Mas and Pas. Mrs. C. J. Manson corn balls were served to those We sell nothing but tion is to keep well trained vis High School and is an alumnus gave a book review. Special guests attended. Utah EX to Roy, serves, ready on short notice Quality, Products of the Utah State University at were members of the Sunset club. who jglElRH EP ISI&IEIPISI Logan, where he received his re- Mrs. Frank Nomuras color team serve commission in 1936. was in charge. Refreshments were served. of the is Mr. Clay past president Mrs. Bountiful Rotary Club, director of Lyle Elmore, son of Mr. and FINAL CLEARANCE several Paul Elmore, required By Kyle Harrop ComDavis Chamber of the South to repair the merce, and is active in LDS Church stiches in his finger hand was his when suffered Elwood (Doris) Royer, cut Mrs. work. door. car the in 2250 W. 4800 So., has a neat trick g caught 40 the of days During the other Eldjen Parker is working in Sac- for making chili. It is especially year, Colonel Evan P. Clay activeneat because it does away withi ramento, Calif., for the roalroad. ly works with Col. Raymond D. He expects to be gone about six the fuss of cooking beans for hours, R Swett, director of supply and serv- months. although you can do that too, but n ices at Hill AFB. During these Council PTAs monthly Weber ordinarly she doesnt. Skirts Dresses Blouses periods of active duty, Col. Clay is will be held Mon. Jan. 27 meeting Delicious chili for a large crowd M engaged in productive effort with at 7:30 All PTA officers are can be made in a matter of minutes p.m. Col. Swett, at the same time keepof urged to attend. simply by adding a package ing himself qualified to accept the The meeting of the Roy chili con carnie to a couple of cans full time responsibilities of his Kiwani-Anne- monthlly s was held Wednesday of kidney beans, stirring while mobilization assignment in the at the home of Mrs. Florence cooking till the con carnie is disevent of a national emergency. Tullis. Russell Tanner was the fea- solved and the mixture thickened. After receiving his commission tured speaker and he talked about For a large group, the recipe would as second lieutenant in the ROTC his to the number 1 trip. Refreshments European program at USU in 1936, Col. Clay were served under the direction of ave to be adjusted erved. 8 served on active duty for years, Nola Rundquist and Wanda Thomplie graduated from Staff School son. There 5651 South 1900 West Home cooked beans can be used K were 16 members prehe 1943 and in at Ft. Benning Ga., the same way. To add a little more S .EurarmL sent. s from Command and jk.b m.. graduated A social will be held Saturday onion flavor if desired, Doris drops Staff School at Ft. Levenworth, Jan. 25th at 8 and chili the into onion p.m. for the young a whole Kansas. He is also a graduate of married couples of the Roy 3rd lets it cook to the desired flavor the Artillery School Ward at the home of Dr. and Mrs. and then removes the onion before at Ft. Monroe, Va. He was pro- Paul Naisbitt. serving. Sh esometimes adds more moted to the rank of full colonel Mr. and Mrs. David Bennion be- hamburger too, depending upon the in 1948. came the parents of their first occasion, and if she desires to make In 1948, at the inception of the mobilization program, Col. Clay received his assignment in Supply and Services at Hill AFB, and he has held that assignment ever since. Living Room Groups If our nation were to be drawn "Prefarrad Plumbing" into sudden conflict, Col. Clay Bedroom Groups would be prepared to accept the responsibilities of the Director of Occasional Chairs Deputy Director of Supply and SMALL DOWN PAYMENT reof Services with a minimum ON PHAFF SEWING MACHINES Carpeting 'of all Types fresher training. These responsibiliEasy Terms OOAMA ties include directing the "J ELECTRIC PORTABLES $15 and Appliances . supply depot function, whose mis1 Free Estimates sion includes programming, proCredit and Discount Cards Acknowledged Television Sets curement, and distribution of supr plies to support all missions desigThursday, Friday, Saturday nated to OOAMA by the DepartDinette Set-- in Wrought Iron Craix't fraa Kllchm Planning Sarvlca li fomout All OPEN TILL 9 PAA. FRIDAY NIGHTS II Avalabla Ovar Tlx Country Smadlay, Now Mali ment of Defense. These missions To Yaw. include World wide support of the Chrome Also Bronze Tone Wee Tots Gift Items, Notions program, at least three guidPOR INFORMATION CALL TAylor ed missile programs, and many EASY PAYMENTS OPEN EVENINGS New Location other prime projects. SMEDLEY PLUMBING & HEATING As in the case of all mobilization 2431 Washington Blvd. NOBLE FURNITURE CO. Grant assignees and designees, Col. Clays AU MAKES SERVICE REPAIRS SYRACUSE, UTAH'- "On the Job taining is well J- SS) "'tbtb'I'wi'T' '!!' vrwrwnKW Kisimnn fNplanned both by the Military Train srBiwwi; y Sev-enty- t'J idLusctiu tliuiUiUiuaauc. ;it - THIS IS IT... WORLD WAR III -- n , Roy News Burger QBsaaa DAVES OStan m ana asana asa mi --SERVICE, aanaiaaaaBaa uOl aaaBaasaataH Jolly Cooks Corner V2 Price i i aw k k.:bk kw Anti-Aircra- $50,000 FURNITURE MJ CRANE FIXTURES Stock Reduction Sale PHAFF SEWING CENTER 15 DISCOUNT ' $25 1 , 2 2471' r- - , . ' . ' ; 't ' t r w |