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Show I Sun I Chronicle-Advertise- I t r gaaaasxwcxsMrasacicMaij C v. y 3 CETOS Hammon Denise I 825-947- 4 and Mrs. Lawrence Kimber spent a few days in the Parleys Canyon, Mt. Mr. from a trip up the West Coast into Canada. On Wednesday they visited in Brigham City with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Jay Hammon, going on to Hyrum Dam for some water skiing. They returned to their home in San Bruno, Calif., Saturday. two-wee-k Eyrie area recently at the Skousen summer Cleon home. Sympathy is expressed to the family ofWinnifred Crox-forMrs. Croxford, 86, died Aug. 1 1 in the M cKay Hospital. She has been residing with a son and his family in Sunset, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Croxford. Funeral services were held on Friday in Ogden with Bishop Carl B. Peterson of the Sunset 4th Ward officiating. Burial was in the Ogden City Cemetary. She is survived by her son, two stepsons and 11 grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. H. Grant Hammon, Jr., and children, Mark and Ann, visited in our area for a few days last week with parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Hammon, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Call and their brothers and sisters in this area. They were returning d. Sunday was a very special afternoon for Mrs. Karl Youngberg. She celebrated her birthday Saturday and her husband and friends planned a surprise party for her Sunday afternoon. Attending the event were about 45 relatives and friends that also included her sister and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olson from Minot, N.D. They family will be visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Youngberg during this week. ' Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Lee of Roy spent a few days relaxing and Pishing at Flaming Gorge last week. The Ray Madsens were ter, Wendy, who were showtrip which took them to Zion ating the amusement park to among family members and Bryce Canyons, El Paso Nancy and Lori Olson, coutending a reunion in thegar-deTex., Juraz, Mex., the Carls Dasins from North visaing of Mr. Madsens parents bad Caverns, White Sands, kota. Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Madsen and home through N.M., Mr. Mrs. and in Sait Lake City Thursday. Leroy Mesa Verde. s the San hosted from Diego Coming ladies and husbands at a Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carwere Mr. and Mrs. George Field and from San Franpatio dinner at their home ver were among about 65 on the Mountain Road in members of the George M. cisco, Mr. and Mrs. Earl M adsen. Saunders family joining for Kaysville on Saturday evea family reunion at Monroe ning. Present wrere the Ennis Terry Porter, son of Mr. Ed Calls, Park in Ogden Sunday. Boyd Alldredges, and Mrs. Glendon Porter, Daines, Jack Dewitts, Oz returned to our area after Mr. and Mrs. Dee ChrisKnights, Grover Moffits, spending two years in GerPorGlendon entertained at a famtensen Floyd Perrys, many on a mission for the ters, George Reids , Glenn dinner ily Sunday for Dan LDS Church. The Porters Stones and the Earl Steeds on his Egbert birthday. Premoved recently to Clearfield. of Idaho Falls. Dan Egberts sent the besides Mr. and Mrs. Osmer Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hanand were father mother, Mr. sen and their new baby, have Knight and Mrs. Knights and Mrs. Keith Egbert and of Anderson sister, Gladys returned to Sunset. They son, Mike. Mrs. Christensen Ogden have returned from a have been living near Valand Dan are brother and sisSeattle the to vacation trip Calif., while Mr. Hanlejo, ter. area. They visited with Mr. sen was in the service. They and Mrs. Gary Ashby, a will stay with Mrs. Hansens The Ralph Provost and of mother, Roberta Hunter undaughter and Mel Woods family have reMrs. Anderson who live in til they get located in a place turned from their vacation Bellevue. They did some of their own. which took them into the sightseeing in Bremerton, innorthwest. Mr. and Mrs. EN. Pat- cluding the U.S. Missouri tillo, daughter, Cathy, a which is anchored there and Mrs. Robert Strebel visitalso the space center. grandson, Troy and Kay ed in Wellsville yesterday home they visited with Davies spent a few days at with her parents, Mr. and Yellowstone Park last week. Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. D.T. Knight. Royal Bassett. The Reuben Morrels and An outing to Lagoon was SUNSET STAKE their four boys returned on enjoyed Monday night by Hasler was releas Carol from mile a 3000 Mrs. Neil Sutter and daugh Saturday Three teachers from the Sunset area are presently attending a Davis County workshop on Davis County history which will run for two weeks under the supervision of Dorothy Lauritesn. Wayne Mayberry of Sunset Elementary, Vivian Harris of Doxey and Norma Allen, a substitute teacher, report it a most interesting experience. They go around the county each day for the information they arcreceiving. ed as Irs counselor in the Stake Relief Society, Vivian Pickett was released as second counselor. n Stet-tl- Other releases in the seme er organization included Ina Reeve, spiritual living leader, Jean Allred, homemaking leader and Tam era Lowe cultural refinement leader. Belle-Aime- David Allen received emergency treatment on his left hand last week after he caught a finger in closing a door. Their family doctor sewed the end of the finger back on again andonlytime will tell if it will heal. David is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allen. Sustained 4-- SUNSET SIXTH Jean Can w as sustained first counselor in the Rebel Society, Ruth Thompson as second counselor. Sharon Tree.se was released as second counselor with Carol Madsen presi- were Vivian Roy Elks will hold Luau Sat. leader. Mark Jenkins has been sustained a High Priest. SUNSET FIRST Ray Thompson was sustained as assistant ward ROY Allawaiianluau will be held Saturday at the Roy Elks Lodge for mem- clerk. bers and their guests. SUNSET SECOND from PrGraduating Kathleen were imary Jana Russell, Ranette Jensen, Julie Stephens, Laurie Dabel and Kathy Ho-an sen. Remember the Hawaiian Luau next Monday evening in the park. Entertainers from Ricks and BYU Col- - Dinner willbeserved from p.m. with dancing from 9 p.m. until midnight. Proceeds from the event will be used for the building fund. Featured on themenuwill be baked ham, sweet and sour pork, fried rice, fruit salad and all the trimmings. Pop-ha- 7-- k En-rou- remaining dent. Pickett, first counselor, Ina Reeve, second counselor and Arlyn Owens, homemaking son-Ln-la- w leaders andmanbers are busily preparing projects which will be on exhibition at the Davis County Fair. Miss Clearfield, Eileen Keyes, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGraw, 891 N. 450 W., Sunset, will compete tonight for the title of Miss Davis County. We wish her luck. Thursday, August 20, 1970 leges have been arranged 9 Ha-wiia- gtiBiraf 423SS Booths, parade entries available for Roy Days Gelatin Desserts AH Party Pride Frozen Sherbet Cream O' The Crop Grade AA Eggs Jell Well Assorted Dash Low Suds Detergent Fruit Flavors ROY Booth rentals are available to interested churches, clubs, civic groups and organizations for the upsoming Roy Days during Labor Day weekend. Activities are planned for Sept. 5 and 7 at Roy Park, under the direction of the Roy Jaycees. The annual event also features a pancake breakfast Labor Day morning. Persons interested in submitting bids to serve the breakfast or in obtaining information on booth rentals may contact Bill Hansen, 825-586Clubs, churches, marching groups, etc., are invited to join the this years Roy Days Parade, according to Tom Choma, chairman. Anyone interested is asked to fill out the following entry blank and return to Tom Choma, Roy Days Parade, PO Box 247, Roy Utah 84067 before Aug. 22 or telephone him at 825-3751970 Roy Parade Entry Blank Cudahy Wicklow 9. Sliced Bacon it! 7c 1. Plump 6t Meaty Float Description: Safeway Superb Float Title: U.S.D.A. Inspected For Wholesomeness ond U.S.D.A. 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