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Show SHOt LOCAtlY JASV PARKING COMPETITIVE PRICES. I ; WARRIOR ACTIVITY West Point News By Jean Roger . On Peli.i Ilotaby night will Tonight in' the Weber gym be held in Clinton Ward. Varthe Girls Association and the ious Types of hobbies will be p.TA. are holding their Annual demonstrated. Fathers and Daughters banThe Date for Bride and quet. The best dress occassion Groom" night has been changed 7:30. In charge of this begins at event are thee officeers, Jan to Feb. 11 at 7:30 at Syracuse Ward. The night was changed Lambert; President; Kay Vice President; Marilyn in order that more of the M i f k I ! . 1 Folk-ma- Men and Gleaners who are at- Benson, Secretary; Carolyn Olsen, Historian; Barbara Story, tending beschool away from home able to come. Plans might Senior, Kepresentive; Suzanne and Wood, Jr. Representlve; Marlene McFarlane, Sophmore . Representlve. officers Club The Science are . planning a field trip to the Ideal cement plant this coming Saturday teachers is charge of this trip are Mr. Green and Mr. Gorringe. They have Invited the members and anyone else who has an interest in this type of field trip. The oficers are Dennis Piernick, President; Kenith Fryer, Vice President; and . Maxine Kato,. Secretary. Wednesday night the Dance Club officers held a dance in the Weber gym. The. officers are Elgia Taylor, Linda Jeri Williams and Jim Ward. The officers have planned a dance every Wednesday. Dance club cards are still available for admission to these weekly dances or a charge of 25 cents at the door. Members of the studentbody who are interested in fun should plan to attend these dances. are underway to make the casion a memorable one. oc- are happy to not that Janet Patterson who has been We game by a close overtime of two points. This weeks game will be Ogden at Weber. Webers wrestling teams held meets with Bountiful Tuesday and met again with Bonneville on Thursday. Monday report cards were Issued to the studentbody. These were the marks to indicate the improvements made or the improvements to be made. The Seminary is bolding a dance at Ben Lomand Stake house Friday following the basketball game wiht Ogden. Shorty Rosss Orchetra wil provide the music. Admission will be Seminary card or 25 cents. The officers in charge of this activity are Gary Bingham, President; Dix Buckway, Vice Presie The outcome of the dent; Jean Ann Stratford, Secgames was a close retary; Mary Sue Stallings, Church History representive; game with a score favored Web-er4Bonneville 45. The Junior Cathy Knight, New Test, Varsity team also won their Wad-dodup- s, ill for some time has now im- r ---r NEWS RIYERDAIE p proved . enough lo bo back to ' The MIA Young Marrieds Mrs. Mr. school. Class, taught by and; Gail Sanders, will start on WedWe hope that Mildred nesday evening at 8 p.m. There who has been ill in the is no age limit, all young maris will soon be well rieds are invited to attend. The hospital MIA has arranged for hady again. sitters for those who need this to Gerold service. Congratulation Young girls of the MIA Page, formerly of West Point who bady. sit will get credit and now residing in Clinton. towards an award for this. ; Gerold was awarded a Master M Men pin and Certificate at On Feb. 4, there will be a the MIA Conferencce Sunday Baplisimal at the Ward BapEvening. tismal fout. Any who desire if should apply to the baptism h ..The L i o m a s (formerly Ward Clerk. f Homebuilder girls) in Primary had their annual Daddy date The nexf Temple excursion on Jan. 14. Games were played will be on Jan. 31. - ' . ; and the girls also enjoyed dancThe Elwin Hunts enjoyed the ing with their Daddies. Carol Singleton and her Daddy Glen Arizona sunshine on their vacaSingleton won the dance con- tion this year, spending 11 days test. A dinner featuring Chili, in Mesa, Arizona. They visited pie and ice cream was served. El wins relatives in St. George, All of the girls were present and Enterprize, Utah, as well but three. And needless to say, as Genes mother, Mrs. Clara those present had a wonderful Flake, in Mesa. time. The girls are led by Eileen Dahl, Bonnie Dahl and Montgomery in Western CanEvon King. ada, Lawrencce G. Sandberg (n California and Louis Hall in missionaries from West Eight Point are serving ni the mis- England. sion field. They are Therald Wednesday the 25th is TemJohnston, his wife Afton Johnston in Australia, Leon Blake ple dates for next month are in'thfe Argentine, Jerry Montthe 6th and Thursday gomery in the Netherlands, Monday Darrell Twede in Finland, Jan. the 16th. - Burn-ibgha- , Advertising placed In THE 'THURSDAY, JANUARY fa, 1961 THE " , ! , i Rosalie, a daughter of Norman and Beth Hull, is planning to wed Paul N. Helms of Ogden. The wedding will take place in the late spring. Cathye, whose parents ard Lynn and Catherine Garner, will marrry Wendell Durand of i Roy, in July. Host at a skating party at the pond last Friday was Steven Thurgood. After 6katlng, lunch was served at his home to the following: Kathy Poulsen, Joanne Cottle, Jeane Bailif, Sheri Charlton. Bonnie Selos, Hal Kelly- Craythorne, Johnston, Allen Kite, Bart Manning, Bruce Oaks, Kelly Charlton and Hopper News Ward MIA. After skating, theey met at the home of their teacher, Velma Read for lunch. . Those attending were Tauna ,, llamra Peterson, Taunya Higley, Gleda ThurGloria good, Sapi, Roberta Kite, Leann Fowers, Donna Manning, Margie Marsha Thurgood, Paice, Lios MeCloy, Bishop ana Velma Read. , MeCoiy, . brands and Joy Beasley are proud grandparents of a hew granddaughter. - She will be named Denise and is the daughter of Dualn and Joyce Beasley Bader of Abilene, Taxes.. Surprised by a family party the occasion of her birthday wss Jewel Widdison. Members of her family gathered together at her home to celebrate with her. This included Vera and Beta Parker and Jennie Christensen of Hooper, Dan and Thelma Ross of Salt Lake and Lloyd ,gnd Leone Fowers of Ogden. Best wishes are in order this week to Roslie Hull and Cathye Garner, both of whom announced their engagement this week. fk 1 . "liaoidy MR.V ' r Tjjj ' ' - V TOP QUALITY AND VALUE daughter, Syable Oaks and family, was Alta Archibald of Bing- ham. She stayed all last week. $NCE179 , you must touch... to know theyre WASHABLE G, POLYETHYLENE Values to (8.99 Now 5.99 .39 Values to 2.99 7-- ette'R. Dress isl Sizes 9 . WISH. AND SUCH AMAZINGLY tlFEUKE COLORS: Whift Talisman flame Pink 4 Kfd Yttfow O Sizes Q Big Plastic Beauties STEMS CAN BE CUT OR BENT AS YQU Dress Special y a rapid recovery. ' A guest at the home of her hfm o is a n n ky on LONG-LASTIN- of MiAad : . 8, 1 t . . to Marsha Congratulation Paice, for. being chosen Miss Personality at the dance at Roy Junior High, last Friday nlghj:. The Starlite Dance Club held a Jan. Clearance dance last June Frew night with Jim and J ' as sponsors. . , ' 4 t A comedy skit was presented at intermission and door prizes were won by Cart and Gwen Stokes and J.C. . and Donna ' : J Hansen. Ronald Peterson suffered a severer cut on his leg while ice skating last weekend. Thirty stitches were required to close the wound.' Steven. t Rayer Roueche is confined at Camp V of the DUP will meet home with Pneumonia. We wish at the Colise-uwas enjoyed by the Mia Maid class of the Hooper First A skting party ratio to 1 t . i 1 Uf ;9iJ t Thursday night, Jan. 26 at the home of Leanna Roueche. ' - Weber-Bonnevill- Blouses . . returned a 7 to 7-- 9 Were 19.95 Were 24.95 NOW MOW 10.95 12.97 A GOOD SELECTION IN SMALL SIZES FOR BLOUSES SKIRTS DRESSES ROBES SPORTSWEAR f LOVELY HALF SLIPS ' EXQUISITE BRAS t COSTUME JEWELRY ROY SHOPPING CENTER the For Best Service GAS TIRE REPAIR ?l4Htrhr ft?) BATTERIES PARTS CAR WASH . - W BLOUSES. Assorted Sizes ITS 53.00 :i 2 LEAVES , 39 Large Rose with Foliage .. Rose, with open and closed IN ROY HAIR FERN Deep Greee, 5 vYJJTl I' ttfitTietion GoirlftHef V er Your Mentg foftmdtd I A bud. 59c . Vy N . V ARE MOT . JUST A FEW EVERYDAY - , t iOWPll HAMILTON' ; . It Does Pay to Shop in ROY Muellers Conoco - v . . LEAVES. ROSE, CAR CLEANERS SEE 2 LARGE REA-JO'- S. 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