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Show cob wi,mw&he' . ( f SLt-w- t mbr K minor Meeting at Roy City Hall 33 WiB Kicb'Off Bin Drive J.. .lii'il . s r I'tah, Thi. w : n . Will iinw . ' ' i In m 'I 'i new 'ha I Vi ji oi U.'l lie kicked oil ' If H the Hm mI jil.iv k. Sc lit T" l nil Iheir hi' .!( s 2 i .mi ' 'nl tn tne im ' nl I " ved Doll chairon 'ie) mi ll'l W Ul't'k M'l.''. . i i l II . Our meiidiis represent every type of bu.v practical uh s and professional occupation Mr Sehreek added He also iied. m young man who is ui doing something liueri'vli e i help his community id iisuier membership in " man v -- Roy Jr. High Begins Career Guidance Ninth and Eighth grade stud- Junior High will Roy get a good look at just what may lay ahead of them in the career of their choice. U Make the Difference" will be the theme of a four dav career guidance program, which Univesity of Utah Air Force Swim Roy's police and fire departments received a vote of thanks for their efforts in combating a recent fire at 5879 South 2757 West. the youngsters a run- - down on the duties, responsibilities and opportunities that can be expected in different types of The letter was sent to the. city council by Mr. and Mrs Dwight Brush owners of the property. The couple expressed their appreciation for the fine cooperation and service extended by the departments in extinguishing the blaze. work. Two To Three Program To Come AGENCIES THANKED Program for Upper Grades on Monday ents at Davis School Bond POLICE AND FIRE Hours . m 1 .lav eeev CLEARFIELD II schools in Davis Counts are to meet the demands of the ever growing population another bonding program must be on its wav. Thus, the school board members have announced that the people will be appealed to, probably in May, lor another school bond- ing program The State legislature is cur-- i rentlv considering legislation which would allow school boards to bond up to 13 3 of assessed property valuation Whether this legislation is .passed will determine how large a bonding program the board will seek, In order to qualify for state aid. a district must be bundl'd to its limit. Class Rooms Ready H'l - Hill Field funner DS winner, li i ill the principal speaker. Mi ll was also piesidellt ol lie Kov Javcees when the n i was elected as i.r i'll one ol the outstanding clubs in tile natnm for the period Start His talk will he on i'FiT ih" Limor ( tiam her of Common eu-icwhat the organ-- i a i doe- - and some id the oh eo in- - t the club. he pie ram, which begins at 8 p m eat ure the wul a bowing ol iilms taken by club members ai the national anr stale ('inventions held by tha ol-i- u .i F.m-p'i- 'K I O'-e- -- dy Weber County School will begin Monday February 13 Jay H. Rhees will at the school. , During the four day sessions speak on the problems, which business and professional peo- result from dropping out of DON SCHREt K (left I and Blaine Rearson examine unc of The Unipersity of Utah swimfrom this area will give school at an early age, during The work done by the ple the signs that will be iiM'd for the Jaytce niembciship il'ne ming team will meet the Air the Monday session. department in avoiding de 'I lie drive will begin with a Friilav night meeting at the Force Academy Saturday, Feb. destruction to other parts oi 'ainalnm The sessions last from 2 to 11 at 2:00 p.m. in the Clearfield Kov ( it Hall. of the home not touched he .laveetles, which is the 3 hours. At the beginning of Memorial Pool. This brings to- NEW DRY CLEANING by the fire was also cited. side of the organization, each one a Student Body Ofgether two of the top collegiate he on hand to serve light will will a deliver brief talk ficer in teams the West swimming leiicshmenls during the meet--- . on the importance of making and is a real attraction for SERVICE AVAILABLE Theie uis an mere-"-'- ' of Business Large mg Pays choice wise a in Davis County residents. selecting your some 1.550 s idenis r. , is The Roy Java1 organization future occupation. Student RESIDENTS HERE TO lu schoc's County lias lostered many worthy civic The Utah team has a 3 1 rewho will open the sesShare Tax At is . the there Property presciT cord in dual competition with pioiccts among which are: Roy ; Anybody seen a blimp south sions are: Bruce Charlesworth ! a $2 500,000 school building Days, a light ballpark for the their only loss coming at the of the Roy Post Office? One is Tom Rosenberg, Marsha Paice c Owners of commercial and ... program undcrv.ay in the conn, a ( hristmas tree lighting hands of a strong Denver Univ- there. It's not a civil defense and Mickie Fowler. dustrial property paid $4,368.-- i ly to meet the increase next lor Roy Homes, a Miss nudist ersity team. The Utes have de- project. Its just an introducWiln r I'.ig.'nt, and the Distingfeated Colorado State and Utah tion to show residents of this "Teaching as a Profession 263, or 44.8 of the total prop fall. Now be to under construction uished Service' Award Contest. State twice. Before the Air area that they have a new dry will be discussed by Dr. LaVerd erty tax bill in Weber County for the opening of school Blaine Rcar-on- . a member of Force encounter the University cleaning service available to Johnson, Weber county coor-- during 1960, according to a ready fall the 94 are classrooms. the hoard of dnectors of the dinator for instmetion and dir- - study just completed by Utah in of Utah will travel to the Pacif- - them, Included in the new classHal club, has prepared letter- Foundation, the private tax re- ic Northwest to engage Oregon Manager of the new One ector of the guidance service. v tl search organization. Through- rooms are a 10 room addition at and Oregon State. signs, which will be given Hour Martinizing service is Mr. Many Topics, Many Speakers to other members. The signs out the state, taxes charged to South avis Junior High School, Jim Patterson. He is from CasV Bountilul. the second phase, 26 L' $ Ute coach, Don Reddish, has ill lie placed on Jaycee cars Dean Hurst, commerical art- commmercial and industrial additional rooms. at Clearfield per, Wyo., where he was also ,,, and. of course, emphasize the $47,0f)2.-069to put together what is probably employed amounted property the account for and by Martinizing executive ist $ fe 12 School rooms y,-at the finest swimming team in Dry Cleaning Service. I)o.ey or 54.2 of the total High lmportaiii e ol hi mg a Jaycee. an Ogden advertising agency Schol in Sunset a new 25 room I-Utah history and this year the . The Martinizing service has will talk on "Journalism anj charged to all classes of propgr i junior high school in Kaysville, squad members have already been in operation throughout erty. i All. and a new 21 room school in established six new varsity re- the United States and The ? Foundation also Ken district Europe study Maughan, Ogden K. Centerville. cords. Two of these marks are for the last 10 years and has forest ranger, will even bring shows that $4,063,584, or 46.7' THIEVES ARRESTED Ot the S2.500.000 cost of the better than present Skyline VERA T1IF.IH.I.L, Valentines Bake Sae chairwoman, and made remarkable strides in the a talking "Smoky the Bear, of all property taxes imposed new school some classrooms, in Weber of of that a Ruth make baked field. check some the last gocxL Morgan to highlight his discussion on t County dry cleaning year was two million is by BY POY POLICEMEN ' No Extra Charge charged to residential proper-erty- ; federal and staterepresented the "Forest Service. will he put before the public at Saturdays sale. Have Met Before aid. - (Two 15 MarAs a convenience the 4 to ag$466,986 y (or and . and their Other speakers The Utes and. Air Forc a 16 year-ol$791, &60 were arrested tinizing service is offered fl 'topics wilT be Don Vest,' man- ricultural property; have already met this just one hour at no extra (or 8.1) to motor vehicles, by Roy Police officials toJaycettes Sponsor power and training represen- and to other $60,128 ( 0 year in the Air Fore relays charge," Patterson said. This tative at Marquardt, day in conjunction with the "Missies with Denver coming in first, is made possible by the ad- and 14 burglarizing of minor classes of property. January Sale Valentine Geraldine Bake Engineering;" These percentages compare the Air Force seond and Utah vanced, modern methods em- Hansen, Chemical the Roy Junior High School. instthird. The encounter ployed, in the exclusive Martin- ructor at Weber nursing"Nurs- with statewide averages of The youths were appreA Valentine Days Bake Sale college, on residential property, should be an extremely close izing system of operation, he hended at the junior high will lie held bv the Roy Jaycet-teGlen Merrill, head of the 31.7 ing; 8 on agricultural property, affair. added. school. executive development program 66 8 Mrs. Dan Thomas was install Saturday Feb. 11. on motor vehicles, and Mr. Patterson and his wife at Hill field, The stolen goods were Proceeds of the sale will go Some of the outstanding stars consecto second Ray her sene "Space ed, Age"; on miscellaneous properconcealed by the thieves in for the Utes this year inclde: will reside at 4800 S. 1858 Wight, Weber High school dir- 0.5 utive year as president ot the towards paving for the basketin classes. West Roy. a barn south of the school. ector of guidance, "Scolarships" ty Pete Browne, who has set two Aprender Guild m an iirpiv;-siv- e ball backstops at Rov Junior The Martinizing process utilA considerable amount of Hi'h. new varsity records in the free"Fashions and at an insLill.t.ic.i. 'laylor, Nancy Tax ceremony High Property a scienizes Perchlorethylene, The sale begins Situnlay the goods were recovered Milton Mecham, aslast week at the hmi.e tea held Modeling; style sprint events, and in the bv police authorities Julian and will be held at Foundation analysts point out 50 yard event bettered the pre- tifically developed solvent that sociate professor and placement of Mrs. Kov Tu His morning is gentle, effective and crystal director at Green, Roy police chief, Weber f sent Skline mark. Larry Other ofi icers are Mrs D W. Hamilton Drug in Roy. college. that the total property tax bur- clear. All goodies for the sale are announced. an "Looking Forward to College ", den in Utah totaled $886,962,-50junior colHolley, first vice pi esiden. Mis result of volunteer baking and the student will also be Police were aided in thmr during 1960, an increase of lege swimmer for Long Beach Joseph Tavlor second vice presi- the afforded to look into air lines $3,665,605, or 4.4 over 1959. Jr. College last year is a standsearch for the culprits by dent, Mrs David Clawson, sec- on the part of the Jaycettes Chairwomen for the event are out in the breststroke event. He finger prints left on a winemployment and beauty cul- Property taxes charged in Weretary; Mrs Roy Austin, cor- Vera Thedell and Janice Mer Mrs. For dow at the school and finber County amounted to $9,750,-52has set either a school or pool ture. responding secretary. for Attorneys in 19960 and $8,407,986 in CLEARFIELD rest record in every meet he has Historian, and Mrs. cer. Roy Junior High Officials ally one of the youths the Weber Basin Water Conser WalterDayMclhie who was retainbroke down while taking a entered this season. Zechiel stated that educators and other 1959. instructed were vanev District ed as treasurer lie detector test. heeld the junior college nationbusiness and professional leadThe schools received t h e last procourt to drop Friday Plan Aprender Guild .Movies Shown The burglars originally al record in the breststroke for ers have praised the guidance largest share of the property Am inventory workshop of ceedings against Clearfield ( ity Mrs. Ivern Bradley real tie a time last season. Joe Mayo, as a solid step towards tax revenue in I960, according and gained entrar.ee to the program State Utah Criddle, Wayne installation service and co.m'iil Banquet Friday Night school by breaking open a a former Tooele High star has the National Safety Council was getting youngster to consider to the report. Nearly two thirds rear window. They used also been outstanding. Mayo, held at the Roy Municipal iheir luture early. movies of last years tea were of all property taxes Engineer (66.5) Lynn A. MeKinlay, professor The lawsuit came up when shown.. the front door for an exit. Under present conditions a collected in Utah last year went only a freshman, has been ter- Building last week with police chiefs from Roy, Clearfield, and career guidance program, such to the schools. The county-shar- the city started a well to proTh eyouths have been The club colors, purple and of speech apd radio and tele rific in the distance events. water for residents white were attractively cameJ vision at the Brigham Young turned over to Weber CounWashington Terrace attending. as the type being offered at the was 14.4 of the total, vide added will be recent the Team D. was district guest Robert Outstanding completed out in table decorations, the re- University 'Hopper, ty Juvenile authorities. high, is not given until while cities and towns re- Drilling at the annual banquet l.v. director of the National Safety junior freshments and corsages Each speaker students reach high school. ceived 15 The Air Force is undoubtedof Secthe be to Guild The district filed suit in Aprender Council, conducted the meeting member received a corsage of ly one of the finest collegiate and explained the purpose of several violets. The new and outgoing held Feb 10 at 7 30 p m. at Court ond District in West. the swimmming teas months ago, alleging that the officers received corsages of the Ogden Coif and Country Lakeview PTA Plans the inventory, which is a comClub There will also be special They have one boy in particul- pilation of traffic accidents and State Engineer had erred in violets and gardenias Be from ether crimes which are anaBielinski ar, musical numbers on the pro- Founder's Day Meet Barry a permit to Clearfield granting E. L. Klein, director of Initiated Members Chicago, Illinois, who is about lyzed, evaluated, case The gram and well. drill the grhded City to Mrs as good as any collegiate swim- compared by cities in their reElmer Brown is in customer relations at Marquart, had not been heard, and was Retiring ofncers ate mer in the nation in the Mrs. Arley Flindeis charge of reservations for the will be the principal speaker waiting a place on the court spective groups. From these Another boy, John Ber-we- studies, a more comprehensive Mrs Levi Parker, Mrs. J.,,,. occasion, Mrs. J. Leonard Rns at the Founder's Day program schedule. Mans best friend needs his, from Greensboro, North picture of safety problems is exsell and Mrs D. W. Holley, the of the Lakeview lTA. The Larrison and Mrs Elina Andei Letter Written or her, license. in the son. secretary-manage- r Carolina, program and the decorations school band under the direction freestyle pected to be obtained plus a E. J. Fjeldsted, Defense William J. Hallock, Roy city are in charge of Mrs. Arthur of Carl Stewart will present Mrs. Howard Shupe Mrs 1) sprints is terrific and this will working guide to improve them. New Civil of the district, says all reminds poundmaster, make for a great dual between Roy that a decision reached Fri- ward Fames and Mrs Dean P Brown, Mrs. Joe Taylor and three musical numbers. Assisting Mr. Hopper was dog owners that the license fees day. A letter was then written Child, former waiting b- -l mem-- Mrs. John Johnson him and Browne of Utah. The program will be part Leon Lines, field representative Director Appointed are $2 for males and spayed to Clearfield to inform bers were initialed as lull mem-- ! Prominent Business and Civic of the PTA meeting (onigt at The Air Force is undefeated of the Utah State Safety counCity females and $5 for unspayed leaders are expected to attend 7 30. of the withdrawl of court bers of the club. this season in dual competition cil. Mr. Lanes advocates the esKen Horspool is the newly apAll Roy pooches must them tablishment of a central record pointed Civil Defense Director females. mark. They have beat-eeaction. with have a rabies vaccination. Colorado State, Colorado agency in the state because of for Roy. Legal action was began as a dog Owners may n Colorad there was fear there would be State the O. Dean overlapping jurisdiction Mines, College Parker, license at thepurchase Roy Mayor Pound oo much water drawn from FOR HOOPER COUPLE crime investigation in the state. appointed Mr. Horspool with -- hch iS located Roy and Wyoming. at the City t (he ground. Mr. Fjeldsted says unanimous council approval at Fill. As an added convenience filed in 1954 and had last Monday's meeting. the poundmaster and his agents they hadon some 30 individua' HOOFER Mr. and Mrs. W. priority lived The new director has are calling at the homes of Roy wells in the area between BrigO Beln.ip. ol Ileoper. will celerein Roy for eight vear. He dog owners. brate Iheir ti.ilh wedding ham City and Salt Lake City. sides with his fanulv at 5868 S. Mr. Hallock urges all pet he drilled wells were to These Suiitiv, Feb 12. 2600 W. owners not to wait fur the li- to draw off all available An open 1, mi.se will be held ground Will cense deadline. If a dog owner water. in their honor at the home Mr. Horspool was one of the is not contacted for a license s ot thci! (laughter and son Well Tested Roys City Council is present- sliding scale that had been first Roy volunteer firemen. He fee he should call EXport Mr and Mrs Alex Cottle. 5308 The plan was to develop this ly planning for the city to in- adopted a year ago for the Roy has been active in Civil Deiense and a representative will water so SS. 5!W)(i West, in that all the communiwork and has recently been Hooper. stall a new 54 street light sys- police department. be sent to his home. The fees F'riends and relatives are invit-item from the Davis County giving lectures on Civil Deiense will be doubled after the dead- ties along the Wasatch front to eil! fimn 2 pm. until 5 would benefit by the total deResponsible for the increase to- various Roy civic grouyi. Line on the South and east on line date of May 1. p m Tile couple hn requested velopment, rather than any in5300 So. to the Bamberger rail- proposal were Councilmen no eut-- ' Antonietti and C. Dee dividual community at the exDisposed of if Unclaimed road right of way. Mr and Mrs Belnap have "Dogs must be kept on a pense of others We were hopleash and under control at all ing that we could make a dein n idi mi Ilmper during their City installation of the lights Six Per Cent Hike Ownwill mean a savings of approxtimes," Mr. Hallock stated. entire nuuried hie He is a velopment valuable to everyone ers of unlicensed dogs will be according to Mr. Fjeldsted. imately $1,782 dollars per year. fanner Both are active Mayor 0. Dean Parker agreed Wil1 Be served a summons by the city We are strongly convinced The new lights will be spaced to the recommendations memluis of the LDS Church, of at 110 foot intervals on opposite of the two council members and strays will be taken to the that our wells will eventually (real Grandchildren CLEARFIELD Presentasides of the street. They will pound, held three days, and take all available water from a ceiling should be placed tions and honors will be that The Belnaps are the parents the if the overall candlefoot on the of unclaunced. sources along the Wasatch disposed sliding scale and making main features of the Wasatch then of eight children, five of them to avoid was The of Owners front. dogs power of the present system by future pay raises a matter purpose impounded of are still living. They are: Mrs. two per cent. meeting to be held to- will be charged an impounding confusion and unnecessary innegotiation after an employee night at 7:30. Alex (Anna) Cottle, Mrs. Fran-- ' municithe of funds for vestment of fee $6 and by pickup has served beyond the six year eis V. (Faun) Simpson, Mrs. Pass Ordinance thereof fraction or first palities. day A group of sixth grade stuHOOPER Celebrating 65 years of marriage are Mr. and Charles (Elouise) Torghel, all has The state will furnish all the period. been well care Clearfield's for fee a $1 per day plus dents will present the Founder of Hocpcr; Mrs. Leslie (Verna) O. Belnap of Hooper. The Belnaps will be honored W. Mrs. 10 of a materials for the new lights and has each day thereafter. Impound- tested, Under the new plan mast Roy Day capacity program. Cottle, Nampa, Idaho, and Mrs. taw in at a reception at the home of their daughter and son-iand steel poles will be used. ed pooches will not be released second feet. City Employes will get an apPeter (Margaret) Olsen, Carrewill could An overdraw on water The ordinance, which The following past to the owner until the required proximate 6 per cent hike. Hooper on Sunday. The couple are pioneer Hooper residents. teret, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Belnap to disastrous this are fee In other action Councilman presidents will be region, paid. a license prove quire firms engaged in interfees, honored: plus also have 10 grandchildren and state commerce and doing bus- Dilworth Lyman presented sev- Mrs. Harold G. Weatherston, Citizens who wish to complain because there is danger that 20 iness in Roy, to pay a $2 regis- eral applications for business Mrs. Wilmer S. Mrs. about stray dogs are urged to water could back up from the Mr. Belnap is 88 and Mrs. Mr. Great Salt tration fee was also formally licenses do the council. Some Rex Bollschwieler, Barlow, the Lake, Fjeldsted Mrs. James call the pound. However, is 84. Both enjoy fairly Belnap water Council. "Some the said. goes ground adopted by of the firms applying were: F. H. Beech, Mrs. Joe Knight, Mrsr poundmaster requires that the Mrs. Belnap still health. WEEK good NEXT HOME COMING AT SHOP Salt Lake the Great Raise Given W. Woolworth Co., Safeway, Virgil L. Hadson, Mrs. Harold name and address of the caller in under of making follows her hobby back up City employes were given a Bob and Jacks Auto Service C. Steed, Mrs. Clarence Searle be given. This information is and salty water could quilts and Mr. Belnap enjoys water were much too if not will and grilind boost in pay by the council. and Pingree Soft Water and Mrs. A, J. Niederhauser. nis use for only working in his garden. removed." The increase was based on the be released to anyone. t, Meet at Clearfield 1 I I -- j I ' - ' 7v. v , ' ' y ; -- 8) y v 6) -- Aprender Guild Elects Officers; Mrs. DarThomas Named President Ute-Falo- n s I Wafer Suit Zec-hie- l, Is Dropped Safety Workshop Gathers Inventory . 1 4. Licensed by May 1; Rabies Vaccination Also Needed Roy Dogs Must back-strok- ll s 1 4-- 0 n 65TH ANNIVERSARY Roy City Employes Get Raise in Pay; Be Installed Here Street Lights arim-MT'.ir- y d Dom-enic- Sp-rro- k Past Presidents re-ui- Honored n 4 b 'V P i |