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Show SHOP LOCALLY EASY PAUSING COMPETITIVE PRICES THURSDAY, APRIL 13, I96i THE O ROY NEWS 9I1G g&'iiug bspfi(6s By B. P. Cottle 1981 The real measure of a man banned. is the height of his ideals, the Elder Taylor said There are depth of his convictions, and those who look at age 65 as the breadth of his Interests and the time to stop all work. They sympathies. usually learn that all work is THIS COLUMN was very in- a great blessing, and discover terested in the timely philoso- that doing nothing ft one of the phies of speakers at the LDS hardest jobs, when you get tired conference. Certainly they are you cant rest." of great worth and should be Elder Button said to youth shared. Get learning of the spirit, He who holds ill will to- mind and soul become well ward another begins to avoid roubded individuals. People do not lose faith m feed because God and becomes mentally ilL It is a happy paradox that they have been odncated, but the benefits of forgiveness not (of vanity and prides it ft go to the one forgiven and to the bWbtem of the swelled head." Me advocated 'Weryone the one forgiving. dotting all the formal learning It brings, a peace of mind, be Van afford, btft nhMnred that for unless yon can forgive there ft danger in npetiifea-tfon--th- e Eldred you cant love." of the (closed danger Smith. mfttd." Presidents David O. McKky fVesident Mbyte said We are made a special point, said he, aft becoming more aware of oor The noblest aim in life is to responsibility, our privilege, nub strive to make other lives bet- power and our on opportunity; ter and happier. hand we are beckoned every In this Christian land, Che by the wertd to divulge, as ft teaching of church dogma In Weto, the secret Of our Unity, public schools is forbidden. and Dor part But the teaching of true M the wet happmess. ft to plant the seed citizenship honesty, loyalty, of troth the keeping of a promise and Ltdb think together next other virtues that contribute to the dignity of man is not week. sue -- Studio at Roy. The public Ts invited. The young musician ft the Dinner Will he Served from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the RiVefdale son of Edis and tleen HenderWard Reunion this Sat. night, son. He will play compositions April 15, in the fHveTdate School from Grieg, Liszt, Chopin, Rachcafeteria. All present and past maninoff and the 1st movement members of the ward are cord- oif the Schumann Concerto in1 A Minor. ially invited to attend. This semester Darrell Warner Afterthe meal a program will begin at 8 p.m. in the ward re- is driving back and forth to his creation hall followed by danc- tlasses a Utah State Univering to the munsic funistred by sity. This enables him to recontinue in his position as a scoutGrace Hadleys orchestra. General chairman of the af- master in the ward. fair are Eugene Tubbs and his: Eariy last winter he planwife, Marilyn. The food armge-ment- s ned to enter the service to fill are being made by Mr. his military obligation. However and Mrs. Rowland Bingham, upon taking the writter exam Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Sthnpson, to determine hisqualifications Mr. and Mrs. Afe Cevering, Mr. for schooling in the service his and Mrs. George Child, Mr. and name was placed on a long waitMrs. Sterling Fuller and Mr. ing list for some school high and Mrs. Jake Kapp. enoungh to do him some good. Teen-age- r be Marida Bird reDirecting the program-wil- l Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ellis. Mr. turned home Sunday after an and Mrs. Dick Encign and Mr. appendectomy at performed and Mrs. Floyd Bifch. Tickets Dee Hospital Tuesday of last and advertising are being taken week. The foundation for the new care of by Mr. and Mrs. ken Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Haword' home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hamblen is being laid in their Jalobsen and Mrs. Darrell Cash. lot between the church and the Mrs. Virginia Anderson and home of his mother, Mrs. Stella Mrs. Doris Woodbury have Hamblen. Ronald is at present charge of 'decorations. Mrs. Lu- doing his practice teaching at cille Stephens will direct the the Grant Elementary School. Soon he bxpects to teachc at MIA girls in the serving. x Tickets ate $1.50 Tor adults, Roy Municipal School. 75 cents for children or $5 per Their first child, a 7lb. 14oz. family. baby girl, was born to Don and James Rngree, will present Diane Call Kimose at the Dec 18 year old Keith Henderson Hospital Monday morning, April in a Piofto recital. It ft to be 10. Aunt Dorothy Nebeker Says held this Saturday night begin- the young couple will probably ning at 8 p.m. in the Filigree name the newcomer Elizabeth. RIVERDAIS NEWS TOVEET; of Mrs. Wurstons par- Rush. The Robert Rash family were former residents and are now living in Cleveland, Ohio. Peggy Dawson, daugher of Wilbert and Helen Dawson, was rushed to the Dee Hospital recently with a severed little finger. Peggy was going to look in the mirror hanging on the wall and pulled it down, and while attempting to hold it, it proved too heavy and came down on her little firV ger. 1 was necessary to take seeral stitches in Peggys finger but the doctor reports it should mend alright and that she may have the stitches removed in seven or eight days. Mrs. Emma Preece and four daughters. Mrs. Diane Ressler, Carla, Margo and Janna Preece, visited with Mrs. Preeces sister who is residing in Salt Lake City. While there they motored to Kearns and visited with her two nephews and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Dareld Williams, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams and children. Joyce Dawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dawson, spent a weekend visiting in Ogden with her friend, Janice Rallowel. The ffallowells have just recently moved fnto Ogden Irom (Helen) Dawson has been released from the Ninth Ward Primary presidency and sustained as second counselor in the hew Roy Primary Stake HAS MOVED!! It tofces an EXPERT - home ents, Mr. and Mrs. Parley Hansen and Mr. Wurstons mother, Mrs. Rosa Wurston. Paying a visit to Roy during conference was Mrs. winnie Roy. Since the reorganization of the tiekr stake, Mrs. Wilbert TV SERVICE a Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wur-gtowere Mrs. Wurstons sister Mr. and and brother-in-law- , Mrs. La Vor 'Bateman ahd daughters, Carol, Collen, Barbara and Connie, of Lehi. California visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley; Hadden were Mrs. Haddens sisMr. and ter and brother-in-law- , Mrs. 6hannon Murphy, and children, Denny and Melissa, of Hayward, who came to attend the LDS General Conference. Also here to attend conference were Mrs. Charles Farris ahd iaoghtr Angee of Glens Frry, Idaho, who were guests of her sister and brother-in-law- , Mr. and Mis. Melvin Wright. Allan Wuraton invited the following frinds to help him celebrate his fifth birthday, on April 8: David, Paul and Joel Murray, Pam and Pggy Baumgartner, Klley Homer, Rodney Bryant, Lori and Linda Hansen, David and Bruce Storey and Games were Becky Pledger. played and refrshments servd. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. La Var E. Stark on April 7, were Mrs. Starks cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Preece of Bountiful. The occasion was the 10th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Preece. Little Jeffery Hadden is at home from his tonsillcctimy. Members of the "46 Club enjoyed a lunchoen at the home of Denise Hammond in Sunset on Members afternoon. Friday from Roy who attendid were Eloise Rope and Blanch Parker. Logan visitors on April 9 were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wur-stoand children, Larry, Peggy and Allen. They visited at the fJ Board. Cpngratulations, Helen. Mrs. Gene Larsen was sustained as second counselor in the Ninth Ward Primary last Sunday evening also. Mr. Hyrum Lake of Morgan,' Utah, who succumbed at the age of 87 years, Was the stepfather of Blaire Preece and also Mra Clem (Valeria) Morris ol Roy. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Oleson and family spent Ekster Sunday with the Thomas Carters in Provo. While there they attended the Pioneer Second LDS Ward charch services. Mr. Oleson and children returned home Sunday evening, and Mrs. Oleson returned Monday evening, bringing Paula with her for a four-davisit while her husband was away on ab usiness trip. Mrs. Edna Runchell has returned home following surgery. We are glad to hear she is feeling better. Recovering at home from a recent automobile accident is David Thomas. Mrs. Hattie Gibby is sill vacationing at Monrovia, Calif. Her son, Richard, will fly from New York to Monrovia to see her April 14. She will return shortly thereafter to Roy. Donald Gibby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibby, has received a mission call. He will enter the mission home May 15. He will labor in the Western Canay dian Misssion. LaVell Sodenkamp is at the hospital recuperating from a recent operation. Its a boy for William and Shirlee Drysdak-- He was born April 9. Birthday greetings go out this week to Lyle Elmcre, Joyce Smith and Cheryl Combe, April 3; Penny Purser and Richards Tubbs, April 4; Eva Scoville, Pierce, April 5; Allen Carver and Wilma Stewart, April 6; Sandra Gavin, Niven Wilson and Beverly Tubbs, April 7; Leland Karras, Donna Sorenson and Michael Meldrum, April 8; Madelyn New, Thurman Tubbs Jr April 9, and Gale Moore, Randy Montgomery, April 10. We hope you all had a good time for your birth. Ei-ret-t days. Mrs. Louise Davenport returned home Tuesday. She underwent surgery recently. We hope. she will soon feel better. Celebrating their anniversary April 18 are Mr. and Mrs. Chad Swallow and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Olief. Congratulations to you. Mrs. Louise Brown has the Chronic Disease Hospital for therapy treatments. She is suffering from arthritis. We want her to know we wish her well. Returning home from the hospital following major surgery is Mrs. Martin Nilson. Sho is reported geting along fine. Mrs. June lleiser is expected home this week. We want June to know we are glad for her recovery. Bishop Charles Hull returned to our fair city Friday. Hes been on TDY for the last twe weeks. Mrs. Evelyn Lynch spent ? few days last week at Bountiful with her father who has beer operated bn. Overnight guests of the Adams, Saturday, wen Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thatchc and children Terry Lynn, Gar ry and Kevin, of Payson. Guest who dropped in Saturday eve ning were Floyd Eggli, Boil well; Beatrice Lott, Fielding end Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gordo- - Spring Building & thoTiest In Garden Sale Confines yonr TV The Hooper LDS First Ward Relief Society wll sponsor a bazaar, Saturday,' April 15, from 4 to 7 p.m. Many items will be for sale including quilts, blankets, rugs, pillow cases, dish towels, aprons, surprise packages, novelties and baked goods. meal includice cream will ing be sold. Free prizes will be given during the evening. One of our local school teachers who lives in Hooper and teachs in Roy, Leoan Burning-ham- , had the privilege again this year of representing the Weber County teachrs at the International American Childhood Education Convention. The convention was held this A home-cooke- d home-mad- e ROY LUMBER'S faring col Hooper News Sunset Hews Stake Ensign and Laurel, election of officers banquet and dance was held Friday evening at SyarcusC, April 7. Kathy Hammon of Sunset 3rd Ward was elected Stake Laurel Leader and Doug Cook of West Point Lead-er- . was elected Stake Ensign Mrs. Eva Dawson has very ill with a bad strep been throat infection. Bruce Bayne has bee confined at home the past week with the Pink Eye. Dennis Lierd. Paul Beech and Allan Ferrin were advanced to , the Teachers. Quorum. Lois Sawallow was recently released as Relief Society magazine director. She was replaced by Elizabeth Baker. Those participating in the Stake Conference program from Sunset, were Aldee Konopnichi, a priest, James Dunaway, counselor in Sunset 3rd. Bishopric and Eddie Stager, a teacher. Mrs. Phyllis Martin has been under the weather lately and has to take Dr. Orders and stay.in bed a couple of days for low blood pressure. Word has been received that Elder Ronald Vauling is thoroughly enjoying his mission in New Zealand and is now a Supervising Elder. Mr. and Mrs. Larrv Easthope and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dustin enjoyed a short trip to Soda Snrines lot sSundav, April 9. Mrs. lone Ferrin was released from the Dee Hosnital Tuesday. April 11. She is now at her home convalescing from her recent operation. Happy birihdav to June on April 10; to Patti Nicholas on AprilH; to 'Marian Nishimoto, Kathleen Pattillo and Brent Wayman on April 13; 'a Tressa Lords and Edward Neilson on April 14; to Joyce Jensen and Leonard Child on TJril 15; to Myrle Young, Linda Jorgensen and Letha Barger Quarrie on April 16; to Betty Lou Bargar and Mary Pace on April 17, and to Luwain Bror.t--oJoel Izat and Ronnv Harris on April 18. Happy Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. James Meadows and Mr. and Mrs. Nothin Watcott on Aoril 15: to Mr.and Mrs. Don Eastman on Sch-aellin- Mc-Lo- u year at Omaha, Neb. Leoan was accompanied by three other Weber County teachers. They made the trip by train. The convention was held all last week and in addition to the meetings which the group attended, they took a side trip to Council Bluffs and visited Mormon Bridge and an LDS cemetery. They also attended a sunrise service at a new LDS chapel in Omaha. Visitors in Hooper over Eas- ter and Conference weekends were Rex and Velda Dally of Montana, Lorin and Fay Muhn of Oregon, and Junior and Ruth Christensen and family of Idaho. These families are all former Hooper residents. A business meeting of the Hooper Womens Club was held Wednesday night at the home of Donna Cottle. By way of entertainment, Shirlene Simpson sang two numbers. She was accompanied by Mrs. Ellft. Refreshments were served to the following, Ruth Dawson, Marie Haws, Ruth Mason, Nola Jean Moore, Beth Robinson, Julia Spaulding, Margaret V a u g h n, Virginia Widdison, Charlene Simpson, Martha Mae Widdison, Phyllis Flew and the hosess. Seven young babies were blessed and named at Sacrament meetings held in Hooper on Easter. Twin daughters of Gordon and Noleen Cox were named Annette and Lynette. The son of Boyd and Joan Parker was given the name of Stewart Ray; Frank and Shirley Johnson chose the name of Bryan Keith for their boy. The daughtre of Jay and Nola Batchelor was named Dixie Kay. Kent and Joanne Richardson named their girl Becky Jo, and the daughter of Raymond and Naomi Clark was given the name, Evona. A trip by plane to Pasadena. Calif., was made last week by She went Nedra Thurgood. down to attend the funeral ervice of Malend Jackman. Her trip and thy accompanied their CLINTON NEWS Congratulations go to Bishop and Mrs. Mary Davis on the birth of their new baby daughter, bom Sunday April 9. Mother and baby are reported to be doing fine and eagerly waiting their return hofne. This is the couples three bther children. Sacrament meeting was held Sunday at 7 p.m. Sister Clpone Johnston, who just recently returned from a trip to London, England with the Singing Mothers spoke on a few of her experiences. A lovely group of singing mothers sang five beautiful numbers, under the direction of Joyce Fisher. The building was full and the eening was well spent for anyone who attended. Edward Nielson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Onzlow Nielson, was graduated from primary on Sunday. Edward will now be ordained a deacon in the priesthood. Deepest sympathy goes out to the James Hepworth family Anril 18. at this time. Mr. Hepworth pasMr. and Mrs. Ennis Alldredec sed away Monday, of burns announced the fourth coming received in a fire at their home v'arriaee of their son. Bradley two weeks ago. o Miss Kay Gould on April 21. A cub scout pack meeting was held FYiday in the Clinton 'f Smithficld. hall for pack No. 37. Games Mrs. Artell Montgomery and wore played and songs were hildren accompanied Shirley sung. Den three prsented a train Danielson of Ogden to Salt display and den one gave a Lake City last Sunday. litvle skit. Albert Lcikis, son The Richand Crockett family of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leikis had a family party Sunday to and Craig Arrington, son of 'elebrate Dick's birthday anni- Mr. and Mrs. Cammon Arringversary Happy birthday to you. ton were both graduated. So. WeberRossHews Thomas Mr. and Mrs. of Spanish Fork spent a week visiting at the home of their Mr. daughter and son in law, and Mrs. Cecil Kap. Grant and Janene Dickamor and family have moved into their new homd. It is located just across the street from the church house. Susan Kendell greeted friends at her home wt her special day for a birthday ftarty. They played games. Won prizes bad lunch and really (enjoyed The. afternoon. Clinton School will hold their final PTA meeting on April IS (at 7:30. The guest speaker Will be two foreign exchange ftndehts. Music will be provided by the schools orchestra, a gat from this years PTA Will be presented to the school and new officers will be Installed. The Sixth grade Students are invited to attend. Dont miss your last chance to attend PTA this year. Kindergarten will be held in South Weber again this year. Students planning to attend should register with the school mothers soon. The tea will be held at Clinton School n April 21 at' 2 p.m. pre-scho- Greeting her friends at her home on Saturday for a birth day party was Debra Titensor. Games, refreshments, relays and other things proved (exciting and entertaining to the young- sters. Get well wishes go out to two youngsters this Week: Margaret Stromberg and Mark Dayton who both spent some time in the hospital. Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. Derral Stoddard (LaRae Comis) who became the parents Pi a fine baby boy last Week. This makes three boys for the Stoddards. Also recovering after giving HIGH her folks quite a scare is Patty ROY Smith. She had her tonsils out last' Tuesday and after she got home She hemoraged and had On Wednesday, April 12, the to be rushed back to the ninth grade only, will meet In the gym. 1st period for orientation, MT. Metcall, the principal of Weber High, the counselors, Jkfiuti-ChwrJd- e and the student body offficers will come and tell the ninth grade about Weber and what Second rt maQ privileges is expected from us. This is authorised at Roy, Utah the first' year this has been done and we feel that this will help OFFICE 5880 SO. 1900 W itOY the ninth grade in getting situated next year at Weber. Roy will play their first baseball game with South at Roy on Wednesday April 19. JR. HIGHLIGHTS mother, Jennie Jackman, back to Hooper. The Jackmans lived in Hooper until six years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Rue Cunning-ton- , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strebel and family went to North Davis Stake Conference Sunday where their daughter, Ruth Bennett, was put in as president of the Primary in the stake. Afterwards, they went to Ruths for dinner, where Blaine, LaVona and family joined them. IATIONAL EDITORIAL Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Autos 5. Garment 1. 7. 2. 3. 4. Barrier 5. 6. Father !4. Mans nanv Encourage Verify Japanese sash Afternoon shows 8. Mineral rock !0. Refuges !1. Arteries Benefits Edge 50. Exploits 51. Garland 52. Perform again 33. Do wrong 34. Repairs 36. Dry 37. Sailors uniforms 38. Sits again 42. Number 43. Outside 5. 7. 45. Dry fruits 48. Juana 49. Bacchana- li&n cry Auricle Assistant Loner Choosy Japanese com 27. Followings 28. Idea: Fr. 29. Plant 32. Italian commune 34. Raised 35. Vessel 36. Scrutinize 38. Soaks 39. Egress 40. Remain 41. Shortly 44. Thing: law 45. Japanese 19. 21. 22. 23. 26. 5i f,en Haianla Continent Aortir to Puuto DOWN Cover Arabian garment 3. 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