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Show Jfaf Smflmiicle twQnJ Clots mall priv(Uqa jauthorlvad At Roy Roy V. helping to make their annual a success. All articles were sold and supper served to 500 members of the ward. Utah Tha' Thursday,- - November '26, Vk rii Watch for NEWS mo' 'Who's SUNSET NEWS WARD speech festival was presented on Tuesday night in MIA V w " . THE Genealogical committee spent the day at the genealogical building on Friday. All young boys CLINTON and girls of the ward who are takcourse attendMr. and Mrs. Charles Rice and ing the genealogical ed the day with their leaders. Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Rice are spending the Thanksgiving holidays III California visiting relatives. TnE c-- i' Daughters of the Pioneers will hold their Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Dina Summers. PUBLISHED BY th Printing Co.; Subtcrfp $2 56 por yaar. Offtca location 5380 So. 1900 West, Roy, Utah. Phona Export 2 1184. i. Howard Stahlo. adttor and pob lithor, Rm. Phono EX tlon prim 1931F i Under the direction of the MIA music department, Irene McQuar-rie- , and president of the YMMIA, Delbert Kay, Sunset Ward presented a talent show Tuesday evening during activity period. It was a most hilarious' and entertaining program. Nearly everyone participated in it in some way. Delbert was the capable efficient MC which set the pace for the show. meeting. Three girls were chosen as superior Jahette Ross, Georgia Mitchell and Gvlene Nelson. Steven Parker and Valerie Brown received Excellent ratings. On Sunday evening the talks were all given m sacrament meeting Gylene Nelson was chosen to represent Clinton Ward in the stake speech fest1-al- . ol fleers and ALL PRIMARY teachers and their husbands will attend a special Christmas party on Wednesday evening Dec. 2 at the Mansion House. A lonvely dinner will be served and a program presented. PVT. RAY McMULI.IN writes home to friends and relatives that he is tine and is kept busy every minute. He expects to be home for Christmas. Sunset PTA held their meeting 12. Mrs Ruth Tippetts of the Nov be will the bishos guests Special ric and their wives and all stake Utah Extension Service was guest speaker on nutrition and food for Primary workers of our ward. the child, an dMrs Lynne Barnes The Beehive girls ol the Mutual fourth grade class presented a made a special visit to the home of "Harvest Time play. Mrs. Elizabeth Ross on Tuesday The annual convention for the evening. Mrs. Ross is the oldest North Davis Sunday School was A thanksward our of lovely lady giving basket was prepared for her held Saturday evening, Nov. 21 at by the girls and their teachers. Clinton vVard chapel. A film was Mis. Lela Burnett and Mrs Shir- shown and general board members wire in attendance to present inley Kirkman. THE GIRLS presented a lovely formation on better teaching aids program to the guest. SUNSET SECOND WARD re The Relief Society presidency leased Mel Vern Wood as activity would like lo thank everyone fvr counselor and Sidney Sly as secreSidney Sly tary in the YMMIA was sustainedf as activity counselor and Lynn lleme as secretary Don Eastman was also sustained as ward well are cleik Elda Sparks was iclcascd a a Primary teacher, and Verna Casteel, Jean Watson and Jeanette Keyes were sustained Contest DISASTER PATROL of suburban Mount Vernon, N. Y conduct a training exercise in monitoring radioactive fallout. Hypothetical from field instrumenta fallout measurement are radioed or telephoned into C.D. centers for plotting on city and county maps. These trained monitor would be the nation fallout detection outposts after a nuclear attack. N- tional Civil Defense Day on December 7 Will focus public attention on the importance of family fallout shelter construction and eon tinuous training for both professional and volunteer members of our radiological defense svatem. (OCD51 Photoi Starting Soon I , j Cash Prizes ! Each Week -- A parent demonstration was held Sunday, Nov 22 at 2 pm in the Sunset Third Ward for Homebuilder gnls and their parents. The program was arranged by the three Homebuilder teachers, Dorothy Arave, Seagull teacher, Thelma Barnes. Bluebird teacher and Bonnie Jenkins. Gay Note leader, and the Homebuilder by presented girls All parents were invited to attend and see some of the things (he gnls are being taught. Exterior Rustic Finish gives you YEARS OF PAMT BEAUTY FOR YOUR SHAKE Bishop W. H Bailey has been in Denver attending schooling for the telephone company where he is OR SHINGLE HOME employ ed. "Breathing ection" lets harmful Inside THE following girls from Sunset, under the direction of Carol Steid, received awards at the recent Achievement program at Kavs- villo Sheryn Barnett for dress view, Linda May hue for style dree icvue. Colleen Steed for ship, Kathleen Call for style dress, Shu ley Wilkins for style dress re- - moisture vapors escapel Greater protection against J weather! 42 beautiful colors; roll or brush ue Suiwt Second Waul Relief So uety boast of their very successful ward baaar that was held Friday Nov 20 in the Sunset hall A what not cupboard was donated Furniture and was won at onl It 4 Ask us about it toda yt Your authorised Paint Oaalar I PIANOS Always the Best Buys in New and Used Pianos Wells Co. DALE BINGHAM ;! I Hiway 91, Roy 2218 W. 1400 S. EX ROY AUTO PARTS PHONE EX 4 9639 5316 So. 1900 W., Roy, Utah HOW FALLOUT shelter would profect occupants after nuclear attack is shown in this drawing of a modern American home. Fallout mostly tiny particles of matter charged with radioactivity is carried downwind from a nuclear blast, and settles on the roof and grounds. From these fallout particles, radiation ray (arrow like figures) shoot out which can penetrate most substances. Enough rays can cause radiation sickness to people without their ealizing it, since radiation cannot be detected ACCESSORIES lv On her 10th birthday. Gave Read, eral days at the hospital recently She was under observation for an 'daughter of Norman and Velma ahdonimna! infection Read, took Colleen Mason, Evelyn Cox and Lana Weaver to a movie of the StarTHE 1ARVEST HOOPER NEWS By NFDRA THURGOOD Hop lit? dance club was en toyed last Ruth Dawson was hostess to the Fiiday by a large group Winners Hooper Junior Women's Club last of the prizes were Jay Hampson. week Guest speaker was Kathleen Mack and Hazel Taft, and Rowland Giles who told of her experiences and Myrna Hadley. Sponsots for last summer when she took part the evening were Dinn and Ruby in the LDS pageant at Palmyra Hadley N Y. Shealso played several so BOTH HOOPER camps of the lections on the piano DUP met during the past week. The following members and Camp U met at ihe home of Lillian Virginia Widdi-son- , Garner. Ruth Dawson was cohost guests attended Josephine Simpson, Donna ess with her mother Cottle. Dorothy Fowers, Marian Marie Haws gave the lesson Cox, Marie Haws. Julia Spaulding, Lolabell Oleson Fay Fowers, Flora Taylor, Margar- Elva Bennett and numbers musical presented et Vaughn, Nola Jean Moore, June Christensen, Marjorie Beus, MarBesides the hostesses and those tha Mae Widdison, Charlene Simp- who were on the program, the son, Colleen Tippetts. Delma Fox following were in attendance; Reta and Rutli Dawson. Parker. Hattie Parker, Amanda RECITER TIG at home fol- Widdison, Wanda Miller, Marian lowing several days spent in the Cox, Margaret Vaughn, Florence hospital is Eugene Arave. He is Manning, Della Cunnington, Josewished a speedy recovery. phine Simpson. Nola Cox, Fracis Russell, Manita Suiter, Gladys Janet Yainadiila also spent sev Frew, Zina Cottle, Sarah Miles. Mattie Cunnington, Grace Parker. the bazaar by eorge Dixon The Nell Lewis and Horace Garner. dinner was tm key. A baked food CAMP V MET at the home of sale, fish pond popcorn and candy was had and a large variety of Myrtle Fowers Helen McCloy gave the lesson and Velma items were sold The ward officers arc, Mrs Carol Steed, president, Fisher read a biography. Velma Mrs Dura Peterson and Maxine Read, Jewel V iddison. Vida Parker, Ardell Hunter, Ardell Hunter, Van Brooklyn as counselors, Emma McCloy. Rac Moore and MR. AND BRS. Cloyd Blaine mo- well as the guests and hostess. tored to Logan recenty and visited Arminta Higley all attended a with their son, Robert, and his faMAX AND JOAN Fowers had family Robert is the proud their born son a baby blessed at Hooper this of recently. ther week. They gave her the name of Annette. Joan was formerly Joan Roskelley of Roy. THE baaar which was sponsored by the Hooper First Ward Relief Society, was very successful, ac cording to Bernice Fowers, presi150 people dent Approximately were served and most of the gift items w'ere sold. Mrs Spencer Higley and daugh ter Linda, returned from a week visit with her mother, Mrs. Bessie Sloker and family in San Diego hile there she attended the wed ding icception of her brother, Stoker, who was married to L iih Jordan. Nov. 5, in the Los Angeles temple Ru-lo- REMODELING or BUILDING HOMES GARAGES Yor-ganso- n 1 I I f My FENCES FARM BUILDINGS FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL EX Ken Neighbors . Fahncke 7he Old 7om&L AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS AND PARTS by the sense. Hat the materials of a fallout shelter are dense enough to absorb most radix lion and prevent it from reaching the occupants. The Olfice of Civil and Defense Mobilization has declared December 7 as National Civil Defense Day to remind Americans that millions might' be saved after a nuclear attack by such rela-tivesimple precaution. A booklet on buildfallout shelters is available through civil ing defense others, or from Box bkdUx, OCDM. Battle Creek, Michigan. 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