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Show The Sun-Chronic- tnivil Cash has him now stationed in the small town of Louisiana, Missouri Donald Higgs, Riverdale barber, returned recently from Fort Lewis, Thursday November 6, 1958 le, MAIL CLAMH PirniMM ADTHORIZBD PUBLISHED BY AT KOt. 11am UTAH THE ROY PRINTING COMPANY INSCRIPTION PRICK S2.50 PER YEAR OFFICE LOCATION- - 5380 So. IP"" West. Rov. Utah: Ph EX J. HOWARD STABLE Editor and Publisher, Res. EX BETTY LOU STAHLE . Advertising Manager . Hosier, has been a visitor at the Hosier home this past week. This is the first time Virgil has seen Virgil his brother since the war because the Melvin Hosiers live more in England than in the U.S. yhey have a home in Florida but his work as civil employe of the U.S. Military take him to England. A daughter, Yvette, 8 years of age, is a movie star in England. She stars in Three Men in a Boat, soon to be playing in the U.S. RIVERDALE NEWS Melvin Hosier, brotheof A recent transfer for Elder Wil- - BY PETE RESSLER ( Washington where he spent two weeks on his annual camp assignment with the reserves. While attending nursing classes at Weber College, usanne Johnson is makidg her home with her uncle, Gleed Aquila Nebeker and family. She is from Laketown, located on the shores of Bear Lake. Karen Kapp has been appointed chorister of the MIA in her ward in Provo. She is a freshman student at BYU. Recently she spent the weekend at home, accompanied by her roomates, Carol Barton of Dallas, Texas and Linda Anderson of Los Angeles. to to DAVE'S SERVICE A total of 419 voters showed up at the polls on election day last Tuesday in Riverdale. That left approximately 100 registered voters in the precint who did not take advantage of their opportunity to help select their governing leaders. Republicans Watkins, Dixon and Mac Wade were favored by the prencirt, otherwise the Democrats led the field all the way. The tally sheet showed Moss, 156; Watkins, 170; Lee, 92; Peterson 187; Dixon, 224; Frost, 285; Barry, 125; Brown, 260; Stanfield, 153; Jenkins, 279; Cook, 128; Richards, 283; Wixom, 125; Wilcox, 262; Sylvester, 142; Malan, 298; Palmer, 114; Olsen 315; Pearce, 95; Hadley, 183; Wade 232; Gilgen, 218; McKay, 252; Folkman, 156; Fowles, 268; Mills, 146; Beus, 259; Ben-nio- 4-- MANAGEMENT 4-- Vogels Cafe & Drive Inn Opening Special 151. For smoother ballot Nor-set- h On the drew Hendricks 311 and had better flavored meals, 105. John Van Drimmelin was unuse low cost apposed for the school board and drew 386 votes. A couple of ballots name of Dale bore the write-iPoll. sort of a SILENT The amendments were as folPARTNER arrangement lows: No. 1, 151 for, 160 against; No. 2, 142 for, 184 against; No. 3, Even with taxes . . . our prices 259 for, 86 against; No. 4, 165 for, RIGHT! are 160 against; Initiative Petition No. 1, 116 for, 237 against. November is Religion in American Life month. We all know that Sinclair Service the importance of religion in our lives can never be sufficiently em- EX Phone Mrs. Walter Greaser sprained her arm recently, rupturing blood Dealer in Sinclair Products AMERICAN DAIRY vessels in the process. association 5348 SO. 1900 WEST OP UTAH is American EduNovember ROY, UTAH cation week. Teachers of the local schools invite parents to visit school this week. The Riverdale Primary went FLORAL over the top in the annual Chim m ldrens Friend drive. The Primary -Z officers wish to thank those who of Z Store Roy Your Flower m m furnished cakes for the cake sale. was made. S A profit of $75 Z We do all kinds of transplanting of FERNS and Other plants! Z HOOPER NEWS E E YOUR ABOUT TO US AND TALK non-politic- Evaporated Milk Banana n Its RESSLER'S 51 COME IN S PLANT PROBLEMS E E FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS OF ALL KINDS! 5 ROY AUTO PARTS PHONE EX 5316 So. 1900 W 4 9639 Roy, Utah AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS AND PARTS New and Used BRAKE SHOE EXCHANGE ACCESSORIES WINTER AHEAD Season of colds, flue and other ter ailments. For all your sick needs win- SEE YOUR DOCTOR . . . THEN SEE US! RRESCRIRT UlcD BENNI0N jf&Ji DRUG EMERGENCY PHONE EX PHONE EX 2 3160 2 9661 4 SHIRLEY'S FREE Heel & f New Shoes (0ne Set 0nly) EXPERT FAST SHOE REBUILDING GUARANTEED SERVICE Jimmie's Shoe Service SOUTH OGDEN yA W- ti The family of Vem C. Parker held a surprise party in honor of his birthday Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen. The party was Arranged and dinner served by Mr. and Mrs. Parkers seven daughters, Mrs. Catherine Garner, Mrs. Genevieve Johnston, Mrs. Dona Paice, Mrs. Florence Allen, Mrj. Marion Allen, Mrs. Carol Holbrook and LaRae Parker. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Levi Parker of Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Green of Kanesville, Mrs. Lulu Child of Ogden, Mrs. Mary Parker of Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Leet Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Parel , Parker, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Beus and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Parker all of Hooper. Gene Arave is carrying his hand in a sling these days due to a serious infection. He cut his hand on a piece of glass a week ago and infection developed soon after. The Halloween Dance held at Hooper Second Ward was very successful. Prizes for the most outstanding costumes were given to Dick Widdison, Darwin Jones, Ann Cottle, Sherylee Beus, JoAnn Penman and Gayle Simpson. Nedra, Janeal and Luann Thur-gcospent several days last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox at their ranch at Lonetree, Wyo. The previous weekend the Coxes had as their guests, Theron and Jean Richins, Aldous and June Manning and Joe and Noma Parker. Tuesday, a group of friends who went through school together went to Salt Lake for a day of shopping and visiting. Those who went were Cora S. Bingham of Riverdale, Pauline F. Hancock of Farr West and Mildred Z. Craythorne, Donna 4 Gas appliance dealers, plumbers and heating Bel-nap- contractors now offer y ttnfujon d t)F CARTOONS purchase ofe modern homes have handy phones-- in This Mountain Stolot Toleph om A SHORTS Tiers offer is for s limited time only --so see your gss sppisnee (tester, ptomher or testing eontrsefor now. This generous allowance applies toward the purchase of a new automatic Gas water heater. Convenient terms may be arranged on the balance The offer is effective in the area served by the Mountain Fuel Supply Company. Gas is the economical, fast, efficient way to heat water. It costs you less to buy; less to install; PLUS Keep THUNDER ROAD ADMISSION I5 V. -- run SUPPLY CO. less to maintain and less to operate and its fast, too. Its especially economical if you are already using Gas for house heating. And with an automatic Gas water heater, you will have plenty of hot water always i for dishes, for laundry, for showers for all purposes. th Keep the MOUNTAIN DOORS OPEN 2:45 V Youre never clone with a handy bedroom telephone. Cost only pennies o doy. Easy to order. Just coll our business office. Dont forget the kids show each Saturday at the ROY THEATER LOTS ' mm Ham rr mmncmie tie Ob Bcitt IN ROY WASHINGTON TERRACE : 756 HEY KID) Toe Plates With Each Pair T I DRAPERIES Shoes far the whale family - children men and women! 15c fPirjk I PORTER Boat... that 5 i H. VtB DeGraaff and Nedra S. Johnny Swallow, teachers at the school) girl scouts The conjoint meeting Sunday and their leaders, PTA Thurgood all of Hooper. I Hooper First Ward Primary night, Nov. 2, was well done, with school janitors and all the parents. Convenient held a Halloween carnial last Wed- the three wards participating. The Each has to make it a suchelped V0 Budget nesday night: A spook alley was one Relief Society had the program. cess. Watch for the playground of the attractions and there were Sunset Second Ward are commendTerms equipment, we expect it soon. also other booths and games. Re- ed for their fine singing mothers freshments were sold and the Pri- chorus. They announced their baYOUR OLD TIRES mary realized a satisfactory profit zaar to be Dec. 5, the Sunset Third, DOWN PAYMENT FOB KEN FAHNCKE from the party. will be Friday, Nov. 7 and Sunset Ward will be Nov. 14. Each ward General Contractor 15 months Hooper Second Ward Relief So- will serve a dinner and Up everyone hold their will bazaar this ciety 5976 So. 2100 Vf. EX is invited to attend. There will be Friday evening, Nov. 7, 7:30 p.m. all kinds of things for sale, so Pay try Supper will be served. Gifts of all to do some of Christmas shopyour types will be featured, including ping at these bazaars. aprons, handiwork, etc. Everyone is invited to come out and participate. Janet Bickmore, daughter of Mr. On Saturday, Nov. 15 the Hoop- and Mrs. Lowell Bickmore, is in er first Ward Relief Society will the hospital for observation as she hold the annual bazaar. They will has been ill. At this writing we feature all types of gifts including havent the report of what her Basements Concrete Slabs aprons, handiwork and novelties. trouble is. Homes Fences Supper will also be sold. Mattie Leonard Huff has been ill the Concrete Walls Garages is Relief Cunnington Society presiweek or two with flu. Best dent and she invits everyone to past Commercial Farm Buildings Roy Hiway 91 wishes, Leonard, we hope you will ESTIMATES- come out to the bazaar. mi be about very soon. We sell nothing but Carol Parker Holbrook Is ill In "Th PfnMt Job RoonabU" The annual achievement program the Dee Hospital. She has been IT IT Quality Products club members there for two weeks and Is showing of Dafis County was held in Davis High School auan improvement now. ditorium Oct. 29. There were 65 special awards. Four were state SUNSET NEWS awards, three of which entitle the UNDER NEW recipients to a trip to the national Vincent Curran, city auditor dismeet in Chicago and the fourth cussed with the city council a new which qualifies tjie contestant uniform accounting for third class in 11 western states for cities which had been passed by the trip to Chicago. Those winning Utah legislature and would be af- trips were, Colleen Steed, who won fecting 1958 budgeting. He stated the state canning award. She is the 1163 30th Ogden, Utah that Sunsets system already com- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl with the with piled proposed system Steed, Sunset; Allen Higgs, son .of one or two items which could easily Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Higgs, Clintpn, be changed. George Dickson, re- who earned the trip with his garcorder, made a budget report and den project and Lindsay Workman, at this time said it appeared that all son of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Workdepartments would operate within man, Sunset, state winner in entotheir estimated 1958 budget. mology. Paul Child, sen of Mr. and A letter from the state highway Mrs. John T. Child, Clinton, was department was read acknowledg- first place winner in state leadering the citys request for a left ship contest; he will compete with FRIDAY 1:00 P3I. turn lane at the junction of Center winners from 11 western states for St. and Highway 91 and stated that the trip to Chicago. Phone-EDon and Fran this change would be considered in to PTA Aunaet officers wish designing the highway. Councilman W. H. Bailey intro- thang everyone participating in the duced a revised building permit Spaghetti dinner project. They cerform which was passed by the tainly appreciate project chairman SEE US for SAVINGS! Mrs. James Meadows and Mrs. council. The council passed on a blue- Frank Tribe also the students and On YOUR Family's Furnishings printed plan showing street, sidewalks, curb and gutter designs and dimensions (O' be used in the fuFor Draperies ture construction throughout the city. A copy of these plans was STAY BEAUTIFUL furnished each contractor. Jr. Gleaner Sheath Gathering and Its Silver Gleaner Comradery of Sunrfa0 set Ward was held Oct. 27th at the I T home of Mrs. James Anderson, .jfww teacher. A lovely program was renml ml i dered and refreshments served. The mothers of the girls were invited. No. Main Class officers .of. the Jr. Gleaners are Marjorie Miaitjn, president; v i Sunset JanaLee Horne, vice president; ; IXst J Diane Stanger secretary, and Lor.rtr-- PHONE TA 5 3626 raine Call awards chairman. "Where Quality Is inexpensive Basketball has started in the SunBeauty Pleat or Pinch Pleat set Ward for the MIA under the SHOP In ROY and SEE SHIRLEY FIRST of direction activity counselor mtwster. Serving 77 communities In Utah end Wyoming with Natural Gas. |