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Show I a rag two THE SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1963 -- 0Hfie SEiuttig PhiQosplueg F Cottle By R. 198. TIIE ONENESS OF . MANKIND This column is impelled most especially at this time to turn the attention ef thinking people to the possibility and the necessity to practice the Onenesa of Mankind. The golden rule is the conversation piece in the meaning of oneness. .It can draw together in untiy the sons of men of all races and classes. The oneness implied in the golden rule is the only an gwer for the salvation of a great upset and suffering world.. Philosophers have dreamed of and written about Do unto others as you would have them do unto you for centuries. Holy books have expounded it for ages. World peace can be achieved only when men become united in stead of divided, diverse and discordant. When we all learn to liva by the Golden Rule, (which directs us) to oneness we will attain peace in our hearts. Humans like horses, cannot kick back and destroy and go forward at the same time. Sometimes even a notion abolishes The Golden Rule and Its Oneness and respect from other nations are nulified. The application of the Golden Rule is Just like a closed or an open hand . . Just as a closed hand cannot receive another ....insincere golden rule cannot be shared honestly with another. When rulers, diplomats and citizens thoughts and actions are guided by the Golden Rule and not a single one breaks the rule, the ONENESS OF MANKIND will become a reality. . South Vcber HEWS Lamanda Ray Bpent last' week in Clearfield at the home of their son Larry and SuSann taking care of a new This makes three bttle girls for the Rays and 14 grandchildren for Glen and Lamanda Ray. Aciel and Beth Nielison and family, spent last weekend in Orem visiting with Beths folks. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ray spent last week in Moapa Valley. They went to Las Vegas and saw a couple of shows and enjoyed Mattie also the entertainment. visited Lost City and thrilled at the many things that she saw there. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Roberts and family visited for a couple of clays last weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Schenck. The Ladies Club met at the home of Norma Kapp on Friday grand-daughtc- a SUNSET NEWS MUuuHUHMwmituuitttuMuuHtmHiniuitWHUituiiimiiiuuuHiuuMiiiittmiHuiiimnmuiuiumiuftuitiiuwttwtuiiuuuiiMuiiutuMc Mr. and Mrs. Witford Kay anClark, HenrieVille, Utah, nounce the forthcoming marriage Miss Mary of their daughter. Carol Clark to Mr. Joel H. Izatt, The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford L. Izatt, 228 West 1900 North, Sunset, Utah. Mary Carol and Joel both filled LDS Missions in England. Joel will graduate this fall from The Art Center in Los Angeles, with a major ip illustration and advertising. The couple is planning a Feb. 23 wedding in the Manti IDS Temple. They will make their home at 1071 'A So. Norton, Los Angleles 19, California. Sgt. and Mrs. Leon Heaps have received word to report at Travis Air Forte Base near San Francisco, April 8. They will be leaving the ward April 7. Everyone is going to miss them after enjoying the friendship and service of these fine people in the Ward organizations. Students of North Daviy Jr. High School, from Sunset, enjoyed 3. Mrs. Clenn Carver la nursing a broken arm. She slipped off the steps of the home of her Ned Palmers home and unfortunately broke, her arm. "The "Senior LasketSali 'men ' of Sunset ward played the 51st Ward of Ogden Saturday night, Feb. 16 and lost. It was the division championship, but they won second place trophy and are to be commended for their very fine and outstanding performances. After the game Saturday, They met at Mr. and Mrs. Clark Draay ers home for a party. The fire where they were buring some of the old cars at the Hardman Auto Salvage, got out of hand Sunday, Feb. ,17 and the Sunset Fire Department was called out. . LaVar Spaekman was very ill over the week end but recovered last and is again feeling o k. son-in-la- Aero Space $20. Reg. THIS WEEK VjfcgN . ONLY;.' ; EVERYBODY'S EVENING APPOINTMENTS 1984 S. Phone 1900 W. Layton Couple Note Date ALL MEATS GUARANTEED 'A A BEEF- JO Ib.Zil-Y- c - ut, Wrapped and Frozen Vi $ PORK GRAIN-FE- D Cut, Wrapped, Hams, Bacons Cured Vi BEEF Frozen Free Cut and Wrapped 2700 $095 Hindquarter FREEZER SPECIAL All 10 lbs. Beef Steak 10 lbs. Ground Beef For $ 15 lbs. Beef Roast 2450 Meat Market Open Friday end Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. With l2 Only $4.00 Per Week GLENN'S o Jo Lee Monday Ken Burker HSI Jim Scilley Mens HG1 227 556 2463 876 HTS One Hour Martinizing HTG Cali Electric Jolly Time Mixed Doubles 214 HGI Eldon Young 173 Ann DeMonge HSI Morris Bradford 537 Ann DeMonge 477 HTS Guys Texaco 2169 HTG Utah Noodle 778 JO LEE LADIES 210 Betty Lund 534 HSI Betty Lund .....2734 HT- S- Chez Paree Daves Beline Service 939 HTG KEGLERS 183 HGI Dot Green 485 HSI-- Dot Green 1624 HTS Ashby Auto Sales 558 HTG Angles THE NIGHT HOPPERS 205 HGI E. Hansen 156 Sharon Smith 598 HSI-- E. Hansen 474 Marilyn Bailey 2208 HTS Mansion House 774 Drive Inn Jo Lee Scratch Trio '.248 HGI Toyse Kato HSI Bill Bailey .: HTS American Bowling ....2780 605 HTG Kiesel Sales Jo Lee Friday Nighters 223 HGI Ray West 211 Lucille Howe HSI Frank Winward ........569 538 Lucille Howe 1969 HTS BIB Auto Sales 7845 HTG BAB Auto Sales Jo Lee Amazons 202 HGI Georgia Beers 513 HSI Norma O'Dell 2129 HTS Hopefuls 761 HTG Bowl Belles OF MEATS TA Clearfield School Opens Auditorium Mr. Barber was bom Dec.. 23, 1889 at West Kaysville, Utah, 'An assembly to dedicate ClearMrs. Baber, the former Ethel field High Schools new auditoriMalinda Briggs, was bom Oct. um emphasizing a patriotic theme ' 23. 1892 at Syracuse, Utah'. will be presented today at 9:30 J.' - They are'pareii bf fefcven1 II jkm.. Y Four children. seven sons, Ing Gust speaker was ' nationally daughters. Mrs. Lloyd Barlow, known LaMar Buckner, whose Mrs. Howard talk 'on Patriotism Mesa, Arizona; began the asManning, Paul, Idaho; Mrs. Earn- sembly. est Taylor, Rupert, Idaho; Mrs. Members of the Fort Douglas Thomas Rosser, Bountiful, Utah; National CHS choral Guard, Mrs. Harold Hadley. Taylor, Ut., Mrs. James Williams, Mrs. Verge group, special ' chorus, ACappella and vocalist Sherman Bennett Gailey, Syracuse, Utah. took part on the program. Mr. Marvin Barber, Clearfield, A parade of the flags of the Utah; Mrs. Blaine Barber, Ogden, Utah; MY. Jim Barber, Thou- world and the student bodys singsand Oaks, Calif.; and Mr. Jay ing of the .Star Spangled Banner" concluded the first assemBarber, Syracuse, Utah. bly in Davis Countys newest, They request no gifts. most beautiful auditorium. BENNION DRUG HISTORY CONT. FROM PAGE 1 can be sealed in the box to be placed in the monument. Historical Roy 1st Ward To Hold Gold-Gree- Not Of historical interest also was the burning of the old post office at 2425 W. 5600 So. which was built by Postmaster Velma Burnett. After the post office was moved to Arsenal Villa in 1945, the little frame building was transported to 3500 W. There an addition to it was made to convert it into a four room frame house- - It was occupied from then on until July 17, 1959 when a cigarette left smouldering on a couch burst into flame during the night and set the house afire. The family of 10 who were living there all escaped with their lives although the rickety old dried out building went up in smoke in only a matter of minutes. The town of Roy took the homeless family to heart and along with cooperation from Hill Air Force Base, another place to live, new clothing and furniture were provided for the hapless family. As that page of history closed, a new chapter in the history of the Roy post office was taking shape, for at that time, plans were near completion on the brand new post office building to be erected at 1950 W. 5700 S. which was three times as large as the bne in use, incorporating architecur-a- l with the design, the very newest in post office equipment. ultra-mode- BINGHAM'S in at Ball n The Roy First ward MIA will hold its Gold and Green Ball in the ward recreation hall on Saturday Feb. 23, at 8.30 pm. The theme of the dance will be Cinderella," with the music being furnished by the Kent orchestra, f y, Dress tfor the dance will be or best dress. The intermission will be highlighted by an exhibition waltz, given by Mr. and Mrs. Vem Atkinson of Ogden. There will be no charge for admission. semi-form- Roy Jaycettes Held Monthly Meeting monthly Wednesday, meeting 13th at the home of Mrs. David Wells. Plans were discuss- Feb. ed for their annual fashion show which will be held on March 29th. It will be held at the Weber County Hospital in the auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The following members were present, Mrs. Don Schreck, Mrs. Kay Herzog, Mrs. Lewis Matte-soMrs. Robert Parks, Mrs. Jim Patterson, Mrs. Val Hale, Mrs. Robert Stanger and the hostess. n, PLAY SCHOOL Nourishing Meals Supervised Play Parents Inspection Welcome Phi 825-863- or 2 ROY 825-720- 1 Don't lot thorn 1955 VV. 5200 S. down... HTS-tRiver- dale PRICED for ony : Warranty PH- - been life time residents of Syracuse, Utah. HGI W Mr. Reed Cottrell, faculty advisor of assemblies for Clearfield High School, goes over plans for Patriotic Assembly, which Suzanne Gardner, student body The assembly will be held at 9:30 a.m; Thursday, as part of the dedication ceremonies for the newx school auditorium. vice-preside- GEORGE WASHINGTON SPECIALS Party Aproas REA-JO- 'S 5651 S. 1900 W. only $1 & $2 j : LOADS OF OTHER SPECIAL BUYS 1295 Jorgensen Book 8 Gift Shop APPAREL SHOP 825-801- 1878 W. 5075 S. 5 I 825-825- Get more MILK for the weekend I all off Friday only-o- n Book Of Remembrance Binders 10 For the Junior Mi$s HOUSE SYRACUSE, UTAH This weeks winners in our jackpot doubles were J. Shafer and R. Calder with a 1250 score. Our next TV show wor jackpot bowling and also singles will be filmed at Ben Lomond Lanes on March 9th. To qualify for this show, bowl 3 games open play anytime lanes are available. Most pms over average qualifys for Jackpot. High score with handicap qualifys singles bowiing. The qualfying ends on March 7th. Marie Ward bowling on the Jo Lee ladies BPAA travel league team rolled a sensational 270 game Sunday morning at Holt Lanes. Doug Masero bowling on the mens Jo Lee travel team had a very fine 650 three game series.' ,Tho new MAD-MAcolor by Max Facto ' New Spring shades SALE Female Scotish terrier. Black, 1 year old, pedigree with papers, good house pet, good with children. Phone TA V Sizes 3 to 9 With i LANES BOWLING Junior Pctites by Betty Barclay $27995 825-823- in Roy Upright Freezer All For Only LEE JUST ARRIVED FREEZER SALE 14-f- t. .... Jo-Le- FOR YOUR FREEZER MEATS - 825-165- That reminds me, gosh, I just remembered I cant, e miss my 10:30 bowling with' the girls at Lanes. We can bring the children, free baby sitting, too. SLAUGHTERING AND CURING CUSTOM Office ; 5388 S. 1900 W. DAVIS PREMIUM tires, all 3 or 825-16- 58 Phone . . sizes, you- get more miles per CLOSED THURSDAY dollag than any other tire. Publisher J. Howard Stahle Western Auto, Roy, 1940 W. Editor Betty Lou Stahle 5600 So,, Phone NEED Stencil or mineo type work Mgr. Editor Jerry Newell Mchl. Supt. of ay kind? We can help you! Larry Perkes usei rose Kroeh-le- r 1900 Subscription Price $2.50 Per Yr. FOR SALE Roy Printing Co., 5388 S. tf living room set. Couch W., Roy. Phone makes into bed, in good condition, $50. Cherrywood bar with marble top, $15. Hoover Tax appointINCOME TAX upright deaner with attachments In your home. State and ments. good condition, I yr, federal. Reasonable. Ph. $25. Childs metal refrigerator, Flp. 11 stove and sink, best offer, Phone WOMAN WITH CAR to call regularly each month on establishFOR SALE Pine poles, approxed Studio Girl Cosmetics clients in and around Roy, making neimately 20 ft. long, 4 inches dia., 70c each. Phone TA cessary deliveries, etc., 3 or 4 hours per day. Route will pay LaMar Hamblin. up to $5.00 per hour. Write GIRL COSMETICS, STUDIO FOR SALE Beautiful 3 bedroom Dept, 79331, Glendale, Calif. brick home located in the heart if F24 of Roy, close to shopping cenr and WILL TEND churches w ter, schools, Children in my parks. Home features a 15x30 home. Phone ft. living room, 12x18 family room, 2 baths, one with double PAINT CONTRACTING, Interior-exterio- r, sinks, contains over 1800 sq. ft. quality guaranteed. . on main floor, has full base Plan ahead. Easy terms. Call ment, 2 car garage, landscaped us first, free estimates. Joseph yard. Many extras induding R. Frieldi, , gar- DANCE instructions In tap, modamong them bage disposal, built in stove-oveern, ballet, and jazz. First five with rotisserie, drapes, lessons free, after that low bookcases, etc. utility located Phone TA prices arranged. on main floor. $28,500, may conF14 . to sider trade. Must see appreciate. Phone Julius Larsen, at EX or EX LADIES F28 R. Frieldi, . TALKING t PII. TA SYRACUSE, UTAH Tax Returns prepared in my home. Both for $3.50 short form $6.00 Long form. I guarantee neat, honest and accurate service Please call K. R Colby, TA for an appointment. FOR SALE .Mr; and Mrs. Wallace Barber x. 1 MEATS rza iJl'i D 825-434- 3 OF f.JSC AND STATE FEDERAL FOR r., HOUSE GLENN'S I 825-531- Beauty Salon Ger-M- nr Umti dishw-asher- 22-2- H0T'Wj- Fireplace wood. FOR SALE Elders. For of 8th Quorum more information phone 825- t 6282. - AS)C0TII4 - r ( two-da- . 4c brro mi i Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Barber Gen. Bernard A. Schriever, with an open will be honored commander of the Air Force Systems Command, will be the fea- house Sat. Feb. 23 at the North tured speaker at the Utah Wing, Davis Stake Renter, Syracuse, Ut, Air Force Assoc s aerospace lun- in tue Jr. Sunday School room cheon, 12:30 p.m. March at the between the. hours of 7 and 10 r University of Utah. pm. The couple will celebrate y The luncheon will climax a their 50th wedding anniversary AFA Aerospace Symposium, at the university and The couple was married Mach New house. Hotel Symposium 19,1913 in the Salt Lake Tenfpie theme is an Intermountain con- of the Church of Jesus Christ --of Latter Day Saints. They have ference on Aerospace Education. . i attoha b;--t 825-560- -- : w sr ' t EX-3882-4 Note Speaker PECIAL W - Jack Clark. They played games, enjoyed hot dogs and all the trimmings and had Ice cream and cake. Grandpa Ray took pictures so that they can look back and the movies. of the party. enjoy enterevening for an evening of Fireside for the young marrieds tainment. After lunch the evening was held at the home of Mr. was spent playing games. and Mrs. Dale Poll. Bishop Harry Mr. and Mrs. Evan Stark jour- Smith gave the lesson. Refreshvisitments were served.. neyed to Salinas, Calif.', and ed their daughter Sharon and There will be a mass meeting Alex Coy and family for all the town of South Weber for two weeks. They had a real on Feb. 28 at the recreation hall. enjoyable time while there tak- Schools and telephone service ing in the many points of interest. will be discussed. Everyone is inOn the way home they stopped vite to attend this meeting. at Lake Tahoe and saw Judy The- Priest quorum held their shows. of one in her Garland fireside at the home of Bishop Released from the second coun- and Mrs. LeRoy Poll on Sunday selor of the Relief Society was evening. Everyone took part in Lola Brake. Marilyn Hepworth the lesson. was sustained to take her place. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dickamore and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Shaw Tb' Hold Cake Sale spent Friday til Monday visitThe Roy Lary Lions will hold a ing and taking in the many points bake cake sale Saturday, Feb. of interest in Las Vegas over the 23 at Safeways and Bee Gees in weekend. the shopping center at 10 oclock. a had birthday Douglas Ray All types of home cooked goods party on Wednesday the 13th. at-It will be available including cakes, Those was his 8th birthday. pies, candies, rolls, etc. tending were Chet Stark, Steven Mrs. Neil Karren is president Bambrough, Steven West broek, of the group. Dean Dayton, Dee Higley, Boyd Mower, Jimmy Brimhall, Lynn Dickamore, Kim Schenck and TINT - PERMANENT Dance, Thursday, at the school. Music February was by records and the PTA sold candy. , Sunset Ward basketball team started the tournament Tuesday evening at 6 oo pm. at Mt Ogden recreational haIl,"Feb7 12. They played with Layton First Ward and won, the score being 77 to 48. They played the 63th ward of Ogdon at the Ogden Stake house Thursday hjght, Feb. 14, and won their game. Let's get out and support our team in these games, enjoying the fun, too. Mitchell Heaps, son of Sgt. and Mrs. Leon Heaps, celebrated his 8th birthday, Saturday, Feb. 16. He will be baptized and confirmed just before the family leaves for California. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Palmer are proud parents of a son born Dec. 18. They had him blessed and given the name "Mark Palmer 14 the new mad-ma- d LADIES colors by Max Factor in new Bennion spring shades at the Drug. Ph. Second Class mail privileges authorized at Roy, Utan in Clearfield First Ward on Feb. Valentine 3 Youll need extra milk for the weekend. More of the family at home. More people for meals. Extra snacks. Stock up now. Have plenty of Milk in your xefrig eratof for the weekend. ' , , AMERICAN ' DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF UTAH. bjxmsortii by luh s Dairy barmen mi |
