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Show JUtfEf SOW! THE SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY,' ' Farewell Honor Missionaries NEW! t a MIDGET A (June 13 Results) Hawks 16, Cougars 13 Trojans 19, Bobcats I Flying Tigers 9, Rebels 5 Hawks 18, Braves 2 Nationals 5, Jaguars 0 Dynamite 22, Pirates 9 AMERICAN LEAGUE MIDGET B" (June 8 Results) HalVern Cubs 20, Rebels 0 Hawks 9, Cats 0 Scorpions 11, Termites 4 Jets 12, Apaches 11 NATIONAL LEAGUE Horntes 29, Falcons 5 Yankees 5, Eagles 0 Mush rats 3, Bats 0 Bobcats 6, Braves 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE MIDGET B" (June 13 Results) Scorpions 15, Jets 0 Hawkes-Apacbcreplay HalVern Cubs 7, Termites 2 Rebels 11, Cits 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Bobcats 12, FFalcons 1 Yankees 9, Bats 0 Braves 11, Mushrats 3 Horncst 5, Eagles 0 JUNIOR LEAGUE 5, Mohawks 0 Redlegs 8 Orioles 2 GIRLS C SOFTBALL Robins 22, Red Devils 7 Tigers , f , . - i , Fourth ROY SECOND WARD Deitalc Allan Hall i Elde Hull was graduated from Weber High School and Weber Seminary and attended Weber College and Institute of Relig ion. He has been active in his church and has recceived individual awards. He has served in the presidencies of his Priesthood quorums. He has served as Cub Scout den chief, and has been a member of the Hull family orchestra, as well as other musical groups. Friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend his testimonial. Open house will be held afterwards at the Hull family home in Rierdalc. ulilWiO There is Clean-fiel- 0 only'one a k . WAGON f- & . . . . i See WAYNE WESSELL year of experience fostering good will in business ana community 30 A special invitation is extended by Wayne to all his friends and associates to see the NEW 4 life. For Information on Welcome Wagon, phono v,.7PtT7.,.rKTTrmn - t Jim Whelton Buick 2619 Washington Blvd. " , Phone EX 4-55- , 71 - - PHONE EX and SPECIAL SKYLARK er. UINTAH NEWS Sharon Peterson and Claudia Wadman returned last Sunday vaca morning from a tion in sunny California. They visited with friends and rela tives. They also went to Old Mexico. Steven Dye spent the week end at Snow Basin on a camp-ou- t with the reserves. The Priest Quorum of the ward unde rteh direction of Ron Wright took an exciting trip down the Snake River on raft last week. They went from Ogden to the head of the Snake River by airplane. Those who made the trip. were: ,( Jim Lawson, Newell McMi len, Clyde Stoker, Colin Ken-del- l, Wayne Hill, Leland Goodwin, Lyle Anderson, Jay Ken dell, Craig Kendell, Clark Halverson, Bishop , Anderson Steven Dye and Ron Wright. The boys had quite a narrow scape when one of the two i wats whieh they .took, the boys in that boat had to fight the rapids in order to get ashore. Ellen Stuart returned last vacaweek from a three-weetion to Portland, Ore., where she visited with her daughter JoAnn and her husband and ' ' family. Happy birthday greetings go out this week to Jane Wayment, Byron Bybee Sr.and Judith Peterson, June 17; Kristine Beeson, June 19; LaRene Kendell, June 21; Norman Anderqsn, June 22; Phyllis Bennett, June 23, and Robert Brinkman, two-wee- k JiSnaA. ' June Ofcden, Utah i Before h PROTECTION 4 - Without Moot 1.00 1, your root i oOiost to black spots saue by grarot weiheff. Root Hoot stops frovol wasbo W, protect roof from damaging son's rays, After - 'V 4 w. , V'' to the Following: V 4 Kyle Harrop, Roy ..EX Janet Adams, Roy . . TA 55030 EX Erma Preece Mar Dean Compbell TA Clearfield Mrs. Ivan Olsen Fern Robert TA TA South Weber Lola Brake EX 4 3564 Vv ..EX Fernelius Bevery Riverdale Verle Hull Helen Norton ... EX Sunset Letha McQuqfrie ...TA West Point Virginia Oleson ..TA Clinton Lonna Jones Erma Rosa TA TA Hooper X 49831 EX When the housewife speaks, industry listens. Research like this .TA Kanesville Dos every Thursday. ' Telephone EXport J. Howard Slahle ' Publisher Not Cost . . . IT PAYS! oi CALL EX ' EX 08 Betty Lou Stahle Editor or , Write P.O. Box 494, Ogden, Utah . . ' R. D. McConoughy Assistant Editor Advertising Mgr. Larry Perks .. Mechanical Supt, . an essential part of advertis- to End out what you I ing.-I- t want, so that marketers can sup ply it for you, and then tell you - is EX 4 3714 'Editorial offices at 50() So, 1000 W.. Roy, Utah. Publishes ROOF OF UTAH COOL they make it easier to clean? "Why-don- t ' Luana Jackson ml rain. Gravel It lacked on. AV Uintah Nedra Thurgood Kool Roof 'IT' Roy New . Excessive Air f NEWS REPORTERS KOOL ROOL Suns Rays - 17. Phone New Gravel Washoff n We would like to welcome May Takahashi into our ward. She is living with her brother Frank Takahashi and his fanv ily. Old Folks Day has been postponed from June 21 to June 28. ve OFFERS Can k 1961 quality BUlCK or a good used car laree -- WELCOME - Betty Thompson was sustained as Top-Pilteacher last A farewell testimonial will be week. held in honorr rorf Ann Laree Primary preparation was held Cox, Sunday June 25 at 7.30 Tuesday at the home of Norma p.ra. in the Hooper Second Sandburg, with Kay Ward. Robins and Maxine Wallace. Miss Cox will serve in the There were 11 teachers who Western States Mission with headquarters at Denver, Colo, She will enter the mission home on the 3rd of July and leave for the mission field on the 10th of July. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Erwin Cox, of HoopAnn Dennis AUen Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fay L. Hull, will farewell test'. be honored at monial Sunday, June 25, at 7 p.m. in the Riverdale LDS Chapel. 1056 W. 4400 South, iUverdale. Elder Hull will serve in the Southern States Mission, with leadquarters at Savannah, Ga. He will enter the Mission Home on July 3 adn depart for his mission on July 10. 'l For the best deal on Sunday, k Jean's Msic 10, Roy Lbr. 9 Moo Inn 12, Wood Motor 6 McKesson Robbins 7, meeting the commemoration oi 28, the restoration of the Melchize-dePriesthood meeting will be held. It begins at 5 p.m. Ward board meeting will be teld Thursday, June 22, beginning at 7 p.m. for alll officers, and 7:30 for officers and teachers. All are urged to attend! LEAGUE COMMERCIAL Hooper Htirs. 18, Starlings 6 Hooperettes 1, Cardinals 9 - Sacrament June MIDGE A" Hawks 6, Bantams 7 Nationals 7, Cougars 6 Rebels 17, Braves 8 Trojans 18; Spiders 3 Dynamites 33, Jaguars 2 Rebels 19, Spiders 4 Dynamites 10, Trojans 3 Flying igers 17, Braves 0 Dynamites 25, Cougars 0 Bantams 20, Jaguars 3 Rebels 10, Trojans 6 Nationals 11, Pirate s6 Braves 5, Bobcats 0 Flying Tigers 20, Spiders MIDGE B" NATIONAL LEAGUE Braves 23, Yankees 0 FFalcons 8, Eagles 7 Hornets 5, Bats 0 Bobcats 10, Mushrats 6 Eagles 5, Bats 0 Bobcats 21, Yankees 0 Hornets 14, Braves 8 Falcons 6, Mushrats 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Scorpions 17, Hawks 0 Rebels 12, Apaches 10 Termites 7, Jets 3 HalVnr Cubs 5, Hawks 0 Scorpions 17, Cats 0 Apaches 9, Cats 6 Termites 7, Rebels 0 HalVern Cubs 26, Jets 2 JUNIOR LEAGUE Tigers 9, Redlegs 1 Orioles 5, Mohawks 0 Redlegs 17, Mohawks 3 Tigers 10, Orioles 5 GIRLS C LEAGUE Hooperettes 17, R. Devils 12 Starlings 14, Robbins 11 Cardinals 5, Sea Gulls 0 GIRLS B LEAGUE Plain City 9, Roy 8 COMMERCIAL, LEAGUE Genes MusiJ 12, McKes-son- s and Robbins 1 Moo Inn 7, Clearfield 4th 0 Roy Lbr. 7, Wood Motors 12 Released as finance.qlerk was enjoyed a boating party at Pine View Monday evening. There Fred Call; sustained to fill this were 25 boys attending. position was James Browning. Advancements in the Priestf WARD ROY SIXTH hood made Sunday were: Floyd Ordained an Elder on Sun- Denning and Junius Brown, day by President Henry A. Seventy to High Priest; James Matis wai Lauerence Earl Beck. Browning, Max Covey, Barry William Williams has been Call and Kirk Nieman, Priest ordained to the office of High to Elder., Priest. Remember Old Folks Day were instructed by Donna June 28, for all Wendesday, ROY SEVENTH WARD Michales. over 70 yeirs of age. The Rainbow class enjoyed The ladies of the ward will . An around-the-clocparade ; nature walk and sack lunch soon be contacted about the Re- will be held Tuesday, June 27, on Wedcsday. Their teacher is lief Society cookbooks soon to 3 30 p.m., at the Roy Park. All children are urged to dress up be on sale. Kay Robis. and attend. There will be a The Primary officers and ROY EIGHTH WARD fish pond, hobby table and a teachers would like to thank Cub Scout ball game. the boys and girls who sang at Sacrament meeting will be Recently sustained as Junior conference. It was beautiful. hedl at 5 p m. on Sunday, June Ward Conference will be held 25, with the program under the Primary workers wereShemll June 24 and 25. Ward testimo- direction of the Minority Mis Austin, assistant organist, and Karen Bryson, assistant chorisnial will be held at the Roy sion. ter. First and 10th Ward Saturday, Enjoying a week at the Lake June 24, at 8 15 p m., for all View Slake Camp are members LAK EVIEW WARD bishopric, clerks, Priesthood of the second year Beehive class Baptism will be held Satur- and auxiliary officers and teach- accompanied by their leader, June 24, 7 p.m. Fast and day, ers. Meetings Sunday will be Margaret Dickson. testimony meeting will be held held at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. a MIA members efijoyed June 25, 12.30 p m. Sunday, The Relief Society ladies pre swimming party at Rainbow Allen second Christiansen, sented the program at the Gardens on Tuesday, June 20. will be replaced at counselor, Chronic Disease Hospital on They were accompanied by this time. The Christiansens Tuesday. Mae Matis gave a their officers and teachers. will be leaving tho ward, and on trael talk Finland, and June A party for all and will move to St. Louis where llciser sang two numbers. Gleaners of the stake will be Allen has accepted a position. ' held at the home of President The study group will hold a ROY FOURTH WARD and Mrs. Newell Budge on Sat- testimonial Wednesday, 8 p.m., Ward teachers report meet- urday, June 24. for Mr. and Mrs. Allen ChrisA dance for all young mar- tiansen. ing will be held Sunday, June . ried folks of the stake will be 25, at 8 45 a m. The Aaronic Priesthood boy, The bishopric is now contact- held at the stake gymnasium advisors, and bishopric, will ing our senior ward members on Saturday, June 24. travel to the high Uintas "n about Old Folks' Day to be Thursday for an overmgit fi.h ROY NINTH WARD held June 28 at Lorin Farr ing trip. Park. Our ward members will Sacrament meeting Sunday Relief Society will be held eat at Mas and Pa's before evening will be in commemora June 26, 7 p.m. Work and busileaving for the park. In charge tion of the restoration of thei ness meeting will be held. of the days activities are Mr. Mslchlxedck Priesthood.' Meet The MIA girls are attending and Mrs. Henry Garfield. All ing begins at 7 p.m. camp now. over 70 plan now to attend. The bishopric were happy op A welcome home testimonial The second year Beehive FFriday to go to the Temple will be held July 2 for Mr. and Girls are now attending camp. with Donald and Dorene Aunt Mrs. Maynard McEntire who The girls, under the direc- and five children for the first recently returned from the tion of Ruby McMillain enjoyed time. Southwest - Indian Mission. a day al Camp Kicscl last Fri Our birthday supper was Preparation meeting was held day. chid Friday evening. The ware Mctoday evening at the home of is I year old now. The dinner MSrje ' Compton with Arlene ROY FIFTH WARD was in chairmanship of. the Parker as Norma Helen Parr has been released Relief Society. A special thanks Sheffield gave the- - lesson, to as Rainbow teacher for the is sent but to those in charge the' 15, teachers attending. of the dinner, those who helped summer months. Delores Farrero has bfcen susStanley Raker, son of Mr. and for the support of the wafd tained as Firclile teacher. and Mrs. Carl Raker, received members. The Guide Patrol with Marie his Tenderfoot badge on MonROY TENTH WARD Compton teacher are going to Fred Call and Don Runquist spend Friday at Camp Kiesel. day. The Aaronic Priesthood boys have been called to serve on Summer Primary w ill be held each Thursday, 10 a.m. accompanied by the bishopric, stake missions. ! ROY. FIRST WARD Baseball Scores Last Week This Week Summer baseball is in high gear In Roy. Starting June 8, Midget, Junior, Commercial baseball and Wtball league teams have bcenchurmng up the diamond. The following results aer current as of last Tuesday's play: MIDGET "A (June 8 Results) Dynamite 14, Nationals 1 Trojans 21, Braves 4 Batans 5, Pirates 9 Bobcats 0, Flying Tigers 21 Hawks 5, Jaguars 0 Rebels 23, Spiders O' ? Hawks 9, Jaguars 0' PAGFSEVFbi s y-ic- ; here to get it. 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