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Show ROY CITY COUNCIL FAIL ON DECISION ON RE-ZONING 5700 SO. No division was reached on ping district was much more desirable than filling the re zoning of the Halhday-Clawsothe area with a used car lot properties at 5700 So or a trailer court. 2000 and 2050 West at the council meeting held Tuesday night, It was also stated that comalthough it was hoped that the was good for the town petition at be could resolved problem and that study of commercial that time planning showed that competiTHE QUESTION of rezoning tive businesses in an integrated the properties to a commercial area was much better for all district has been under fire concerned, the residents as well since the publishing of the hear- as the business coeerns. ing date concerning it AppearTHE TAX burden of individing before the council to protest uals is greatly lightened by the the action were- Maurice Blau, of businesses beestablishment 5788 So 2000 W., Mrs Dorene cause such property is taxed Bateman, 5815 So 2000 W.; Mr one and a half times more than and Mrs Robert Baird, 5756 So of residential districts. M G 2009 W that 20(H) W n ROY "The City with a Future" r ""'V V. , t: ' r tv " ,S tf 4 v $ V f 5 . tj ir Jj j)r .- 1 .... c--: o - Rov Post Office In 1943 the Roy office boasted of 800 patrons, today it is toppling ove the t 10 000 maik. route A 265 85 lack Fi-h- extentions are curerntly being processed for new mail delivery. An addition of a new portion of the town to he seviced, occurs almost every month. $140 in receipts is all that kept the Roy Post Office from reaching it goal as a first class post office last year A of STVMP sales rose from $31, 789 64 in 1957 to $36 271 85 ia 1958 and to $49 040 in 1959 for 1957 vvue $60,035 in 1958 they more than double to $136 124 and in 1959 they hit the all time high of $198,806. 'i When citv delivery was first in Roy five years ago all routis were served with established Imvcles wcie so because far apart the houses and travel was extended over the xparcely set tied route Now all ioutes are The annual mail early Christ- complete foot routes and two mas campaign resulted in get-.- new government ti ticks ting the ball rolling the second the area in collections and par week in November Mrs Emma cel post local postmaster has Russell, received decognition from all over the United States for her Fu.nes Cause Near promotional ideas for early Christmas mailing The use of Tragedy to Youth her ideas have spin led early Mouth to mouth breathing wheiever they have mailing administered robbed promptly the grim reaper of a prospective victim in Riverdale recently Radford, aughn Ilowes (resting) in corner, R1VERDALE TO STOP VS TELN4GER Merida Bird left and John Sorenson to the Hine, Larry awl her companion returned GARBAGE DUMPERS right Clinton Passey and Tim Gusman, home from a church function on Riverdale law enforcement ofSunday evening thew were con ficers herebv notifv the public sidi i ably troubled with heavy that their patience with garbage frost on all the car windows Ar dumpers beside Riverdale roads living at her home they left the has come to an abrupt end Fai motor to defiost the mentioned was the wimhwslunning ticularly & Soon she became con i country road which lies along s ions of a headache and an al the bottom of the hill west of most overwhelming tired feel the Apollo Club and below the ing , airport hill Going inside she sal on a v In the past the offviulorsfiv(srHir in the living room and i been spotted and traced to their removed her coat and shoes homes where they have been no meanwhile telling her family tified to clear up the mess com that she felt tenible Such a pletely before nightfall or else felling of complete exhaustion Evenso the rude dumping habit still persists Beginning now, the first per son found guilty of leaving garbage beside any Riverdale road will be picked up and made into a public example by means of a very stiff fine and considerable publicity , LENDING A HELPING hand and learning m are these young boys of the Roy Third Ward. Sweeping debiie is Darrel Ta- lor, left; Sterling Howes, bach; and front Bob any things ' Third Ward h. Finish Work For the past several weeks, members of the Ro Third V ard have been holding a work night and pot luck supper each Tues day centng Approximately 40 members have been turning out for a pleasant evening of woik and pleasure Even the youth of th ewaid participate. INDER IOrG THE MORE experienced work are, left, Eldon Casper, Sunday School superintendent. These men mall. YMMI counselor, Grant Heiner, first counselor in the bishopric and Eldon Casper, Sunday School superintendent. These men and many others like them have put in many houis helping to complete the new chapel. 1 ion Younger children clean and weighs 2.500 pounds with 12 paint, others lav tile wash win beams in all These beams were hammer beams or fix custom made for the ward at a how's, the lighst The ward has been prefabrication plant at Onlano endowed with plenty of exper Oregon lenced help, however, to aid A completion date of approx those not so fortunate imately six weeks has been set When completed the chapel by Bishop Hislop if the work will be the largest in the stake continues at its present pace Dentist Opens Office in Roy Announcing the opening of his new office is Daniel W Benton, DDS His new office is located in the new shopping con ter DR. BENTON is a native of Kaysville, the son of Mr and Mrs R W Benton, where he graduated from Davis High School. He received his predental training at the University of Utah and graduated from the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, University of Maryland in 1957, f. M - He served two years with die Coast Guard in Alaska He was Dr. Benton released from active duty last June Dr Benton is a member of the Weber County Dental Assn , American Dental Assn , and the American Society of Dentistry for Children. He is especially interested in the care of chil- - 0 No 37 In Roy Church Women's Missionaiy the Goldin Spike Southern Baptist Assn, met in thin regular quarti i lv meeting last Fridav with the First Baptist ( liuuh 2U25 W 5700 So, ol in Rov MRS. ERVNK Edwards of Brigham City, president of the Associational WMU presided at the meeting Mrs Delbert Davis and Mrs Elmer Parks of Roy, were among those who appeared on the piogigm Tin- Goldin Spike WMU is one part of an organization whiih included moie than 1,400 000 Southern Baptist women - and children The Golden Spike WMU organization is made up of ladies from Southern Baptist churches in I tali, north of Salt Lake City. The Brigham Citv, Clearfield, Lav ton, Ogden Ben Lomond anil Ogden Calvary, and Roy Baptist churches were repre-s- t nted in the meeting These WMU organizations are among the more than 80,000 such organizations in the U S The next quarterly meeting of the Golden Spike Southern Baptist WMU oigamzalion will . . . dentist for Roy dren. He is married to the former Joan Brown of Farmington and they reside in the Linda Vista subdivision. They are the parents of two daughters. SCHOOL ROAD BRING IRATE CITIZENS Discussion on the North Park School road situation could have easily gotten out of hand at the PTA meeting held Wednesday WEBER - Shaw, , 5850 So , C. H. Williamson, 5757 So 1900 W. Also present was architect Kieth Wilson, who presented the nucelus of proposed shopping center design fitting the requirements of the Safeway store which desires to go into business there. Speaking of his own interest, Norman Thompson stated that Food Town would rather not have another grocery store across the street, but personally he felt that the city would be better off with a well planned shopping center than that of a topsy-turvthng that might Others included Norman end up with a junk yard there. builder Thompson, prominent The best use of the area can and promoter of the newly open be obtained by good planed shopping center north of the only ning under discussion; George Maw expressed the e Geoige Maw, real estate that the shopping centhought of the two properties would not hurt the residents ter and Dr. Arley Flinders, direc- Council continued on page 4 tor of the Ogden Weber County Health Center in Ogden property repre-sentaiv- MR. BLAU presented a petition to Mayor O Dean Parker, containing the names of a list of protestants They contended that the proposed rezoning would not only decrease the value o ftheir properties but would also produce a health and safety hazard in the neighbor- Keith Wilson expressed sympathy with the view taken by the protestors but pointed out that it was necessary for Roy to formulate a centralized business district in such a way as to give Roy a downtown. He stated that a planned shop- - Cake Sale Set in Ogden PLAN KINDERGARTEN Program to Start Clark Puffer, in charge of Roys recreation program announced their will be a tumbling and wrestling school program for the youth of the area. Boys interested in tumbling and wrestling are urged to register at the Roy Junior High school Feb 13 at 9 a m Those eligible are 6, 7. 8 and 9th grad- The Great Business of Life is Thinking favorite internationally known philosopher, Dr. Mortimer J Alder, emphasized a modern philosophy, Tuesday Jan. 18, at the University of Utah. He said The control of science must come from some other place than science namely the philosophical and theological spheres. There are three spheres of human knowledge science, religion For each of these spheres there remain questions The questions science cannot answer are the basic and practical ones. Each sphere has a competence, but a limited compentence in solving problems Each sphere has certain traits which limit the competence of the inquirer. Science is limited to answering questions by investigation, but some important questions cannot be answered solely by investigation These are such basic questions as the nature of the niind, the nature of God, of Knowledge, virtue, mans duties and many other goals of life. The simplest of experiences provides the basic data for philosophical inquiry The philosopher needs no special data. He uses reason and analysis, and he uses them in a different manner than does the scientist. The difference between science and philosophy is the philosophical question itself. A question that cannot be answered by empirical investigation. If there is no difference between natural and supernatural knowledge, there is no religion. For a man of true faith cant prove his faith. If he could he wouldnt need faith. And the practical use of religion is as a vehicle to aid mans efforts for betterment. The truths of philosophy and religion are more important than those which science has ever learned. Dr. Adler had a big part in shaping the great books of the Western World I heartily recommend that readers of this column go to the Ogden City Public Library and browse through this set of 54 volumes. The set was given to the library, by a generous donner, whic hcost $500 unless it was purchased at the founders course of pre publication price of $340. Here is an study, just for the effort. Lets think together next week. My g s g y Classified Ad house-cleanin- Wrestling-Tumblin- The Seventh Ward Relief Society are having a baked goods ers sale Saturday Feb 6th It will Classes will begin Feb. 20 and continue the 27th be held at J C. Pennys in Ogden 26th of March. and from 10 am on All baked Classes begin at 9 a m and items will be on sale such as continue to noon cakes, cookies and bread 'Ww night Heckling fiom the audience, reproaching Mavor O Dean Paiker because he was unable to attend the meeting almost didnt give Lester V Davis chan man in charge of the question, a chance to give an ac counting of his petition to the city council on the matter Mr. Davis stated that the BABY SITTING and city had done what it could by the hour Phone and sand and gravel had TA 5 3270 or TA 5 4468 been dumped into the big ME' SAGE READING by apholes, but the wet and 5 3270 (lavs pointment T stormy weather had pre cented the use of heavy FILM equipment in the inud. He 127 also told the parents that 120 Parker had that Mayor 620 morning received a commit 3 ROLLS FOR $100 nient from Mr. Johnson of BEN'MON I)Rl G Logan, who is a subdivider in the area, to take steps 1 END CHILDREN in my home immediately to remedy the daytime Phone EX 90981 Vi situation. cinity of 4800 South Mrs Elgie Wilson said that she thought that parents should NEW SURE CURE' In corn and callouses are gone talk to their children about No chemicals and painless So more to avoid careful the bung safe it can be used by anyone bad spots walking to and from Money back guarantee. Please school, before lighting in on enclose $1 00 for pads and in the city council and the board structions Prompt delivery of education George Perkins, 388 Hillsidi PREC ELDING the discussion Dr, Murray 7, Utah on the roads, LaVerd Johns, director of the Weber County New Spinet Pianos School Guidance Program, ex $15 down and $15 per mo plained the function of the proall are fresh from the new gram He stated that their con packing boxes. None "have cern was to give their allcgience been bounced around on a to the children in order to find salesmans truck. Over 25 difthe cause of their behavior. ferent models and styles to Gary Francis, one of the staff choose from. You will be hapof school guidance counselors of pier if you call at our show the county, explained how the rooms before you buy. the in program functioned Music Co. 3719 So. school. State St., S.L.C., Utah WINNER NAMED them SCHOOLS Elementary schools in the Weber County School District are beginning to set lip their kindergarten piograms for the coming summer Letters have been sent out to all whose children parents should enter school this fall. IF ANY parent did not receive such a letter and they have a child whose sixth birthday occurs on or bifore Oct 31, of this year, should get in touch with their school pnncipal and make for tbe arrangements childs legislation WHO'S WHO Thts weeks jackpot was won by Mrs. Dorothy Hodge of Clearfield. Mrs. Hodge correctly identified the mystery personality as Lon Dunbar, manager of the be at Logan on May 6 hood American Food Store. She also Mr Shaw stated that he was had the correct number of clues came over her that she started not as concerned for himself which totaled eight so received to cross the room to a more as for his neighbors all of whom $20 for her conquest unREMEMBER this is your conspacious chair in which to com- had purchased their homes Municider that the col relax she pletely Midway impression test, anyone may enter, the pal Acres was an A 1 ideal resi- more the merrier, get the whole lapsed Her father Vernon Bird, rec- dential district He felt that the family in on the clues and have ognized the smell of carbon mo rezoning of the area should have yourself some fun. noxide about her and quickly have been done two years ago, The winner receives $7 50 for started to administer mouth to before the homes were built. Ihe correct name and $12 50 for that the the correct-- - number of clues.-THmouth respiration --At showed intervals she DEADLINE for the consigns of homes are built, adjustments life so he kept on After more should be made by the com- test entries will be Tuesday at than half an hour of such treat- - mercial interests, rather than 6pm the tenants should adjust to ment she finally revived Rad-Fldo- direction of Bishop Sherman L Hislop and his counselors Grant Heincr and Norman Oliver, these Tuesday evenings are putting the finish ing touches on the two ward It will have 24 classiooms with $300,000 chapel Several more sevt.nl rooms that can hold weeks will see the finish of this 1. sst s, two bishops offices two project which was staited last f vers, junior Sunday School March and Relief Society rooms plus manv other features Workers range from the voungest to the oldest, fiom ONE OF the outstanding fca the unexperienced to the exis large wooden beams lures perienced. There is a job that aie used in the chapel and for everyone. hall Each beam "k "Teat THE VdI The Union !' in tisid shows substantial gains ovei the past three years Receipts liom to $7 321 99, 1958 was $9 872 and for 1959, $11, life m r 4, I960 GROWTH OVER THREE YEARS TIME The ' i 'lhtiixday, Fibiuaiy f y ,K i, ty - HP" 4 las t.ih POST OFFICE REPORT TREMENDOUS Baptist Ladies Meet - ' V I Roy d MAYOR O. DEAN P VRKER signs a proclamation declaring February 7 to 13 as National Beauty Salon Week while Moline McEwan, chairman, looks on. Ixical beauty salons will participate in (ins national week. National Beauty Week to be Observed metolligists Assn Entry blanks m.i be obtained from your local The 10th annual National Beauty Salon VVi ek will be oh erred from Feb 7 to 13 inilu sive, with a big kick off edu rational show at the Hotel New house in Salt Lake ( itv at 9 a m page x beauty Si e salon advertisment on inside -- SUNSET PIANIST GIVES RECITAL Feb. 7. Highlight of the wuk will be fontect, the first prize award will assure free profcssiona beauty salon services during the lifetime of the patron The second prize will pci nut free beauty salon services for one year. THIRD and fourth prizes will give six months beauty care to the patron and the sixth through the 10th prizes will get the service for three months. There are 90 additional awards which are gift certificates for $10 beauty salon services. The event is sponsored by the National Hairdresser and Cos- J Miss Cathy ILtmmon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs II G Hammon, of 435 W 1550 No, displayed her musical talents at the piano in a recent recital in the studio of James Pingree, 5418 So 1900 West, Roy. Miss Hammon selected to perform compositions bv Dehussy, Rachmaninoff, de Falla, Chopin, and hte entire Piano Concerto in A by Grieg Mr Pingree accompanied her on the second piano Many friends and relatives enjoyed the beautiful music and the way Miss Hammon displayed her talents. |
