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Show I Farms now total 765 for county Weber County showed a Second Section Thursday, December 30, 1971 Roy, Utah V X from the report are: Value of all farm products sold in 1969 $12,853,314; in 1964, $13,494,500. gures to- tal of 765 farms in the 1969 Census of Agriculture, according to figures released by the U.S. Department of Commerces Bureau of the Census. 1. 2. Value of all crops sold in 1969, $1,745,896; in 1964, $1,716,268. 3. Value of all livestock, poultry, and their products sold in 1969, $11,107,418; in 1964, $11,765,115. Reported for the first time in an agricultural census is information on the extent to which agricultural products totaling $2,500 and over were sold. Including family farms using this type of business structure, two of the countys In the last previous Census of Agriculture (1964) the number of farms reported in the county was 927. 's Of the countys total farms 1969, 382 are reported as selling $2,500 or more of agricultural products in the year, as compared with 410 in 1964. The report also shows average farm size in the county was 214.3 acres, and average value of these farms (land and buildings) was $67,933. Other fi In News Denise Hammon 4 Phone 825-947- Christmas festivities have occupied the Ray Mads m family the past week, first the family of Mrs. Madsen all gathered in Salt Lake for a dinner at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mil-to- n G. Barlow where about 35 of them enjoyed dinner exchanging gifts and singing, Love at Home is their theme. Air Force Base, 111.; Mrs. Byron (Peggy) Bateman, Syracuse; Miss Pam Summers, Sunset; three grandchildren; her mother Mrs. Catherine Thurgood, Bountiful. She is also survived by one brother and five sisters, Willard Parker, Roy, Mrs. Harlan (Isabelle) Phillips, Ogden; Mrs. Thayne (Sarah) Corbridge, Mrs. Lyle (Ruby) Simmons, Mrs. Orian (Eitha) Page, all of Layton, Mrs. Rnald (Nadean) Then on Sunday, Dec. 19, they gathered at the home of Mr. Madsens parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Madsen in Draper. There was a dinner, program, carols, the exchange of gifts and Santa for the children, about 49 in this group. Going along with Mr. and Mrs. Madsen were the children of the family Ter-riGinetle, Connie, and Cur- .c: a rc. Ivl f ,V: Bi- -' J Yi - Funeral services on Friday in Ogden with Bishop Carl D. Peterson of the Sunset 4th Ward officiating. Burial in the Washington Heights Park. Memorial h Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ken-le- y and their son Layne Ken-leof Elko, Nev., were guests of the George Smiths for several days last week. They came for the wedding of Kim Smith to Susan McComb on Dec. 16, Layne was a member of the wedding party. Sympathy is expressed Jess y, llers. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Flint and their small daughter spent Christmas with Mrs. Flints family, the Harold Giles. is expressed Sympathy Myrle Young, her mother Mar-c- a K. Johnson, 77, died Dec. 19, in Bountiful of natural causes. Her husband, Axel E. Johnson, died in February of 1970. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Bernis (Melva) Finlin-seOak City; Mrs. Vern (Myrle) Young, Sunset; and Mrs. William G. (Varda) Barrett, Bountiful; 27 grandchildren, 7 greatgrandchildren, 5 brothers, and one sister. Funeral services were on Wednesday in the Leamingtin LDS Ward Chapel, burial in the Leamington Cemetery Mr. and Mrs. Duane Russell were among members of the family of Mrs. Francis Russell of Hooper gathering for a turkey dinner and a visit from Santa Claus on Christmas Eve, a tradition in the Russell family. It was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robinson at their home in Hooper with about 30 and children, grandchildren, attending greatgrandchildren Present were Mrs. Francis Russell, the Duane Russells of n, . Sunset, the Aldous Mannings, Hooper, the Denny Privedels, Kanesville and Max Russell, Hooper. Mr and Mrs. S. L. Sly hosted a dinner on Christmas Day for family members which included Mr. Slys parents. Mr and Mrs S A L. Sly , Clearfield, Mr and Mrs. 11 G. Hammon, Roger Hansen, Clearfield, Edith Sly and Denise Sly, home for the holidays from Utah State . the Sympathy is expressed family of Catherine P. Archer. Mrs Archer, 50, died on Tuesday at her home. She is survived by her husband, of Sunset, one son and three daughters, Bill Summers, Clinton; Mrs. Charles (Lai.a) Walker, Scoit "jEWgWn w J'gii JCI' . ifreri-.i- i'A n : 20IH CEMuRY KA jT. t I resen's .4.- GATHERING AROUND fellow student, John Cralwy (in cast in center) are classmates from Valley View Schools fifth grade. The students walked over to Johns home last Thursday and wheeled him back to the school for their Christmas party. John, who has had corrective surgery and a metal plate inserted, will be in the cast until about February and later hopes to return to school. He presently has a private teacher. Pictured with him are some of his in Ogden on Monday with Bishop Ross H. Jonsone of the Roy 11th ward officiating. Burial in the Ogden City Cemetery. Miss Sharon Giles has been Mardene Nielsen entertained at a Christmas social on Monday evening for a group of ladies all employed at the Sears store in Ogden. There was a dinner and gifts were exchanged Present were Irma Wade, Clearfield, Helen Wainwright, Dorothy Kelos, Faye Hogge, Nettie Havos, Betty Ratte, Violet Duncan and Willmouth Ward. Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Crossley of Salt Lake City were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. on Tuesday. II. G. Hammon Mrs. Eva Simms of Green River, Wyoming spent the Christmas holiday with her daughters family, the Lynn Mi- UA i PT ft I n, 20. r . , , greatgrandchildren, a half brother, Junior Varney, Layton; two sisters, Mrs. Rex (Helen) Chadwell, Mission Hills, Calif., Mrs. Lincoln(Eva) Jensen, Mil-toUtah. Funeral services Jorgensen, his sister, JennieJ. Brock, 83, Ogden, died on Dec. 19 in the Weber Memorial Hospital of natural causes. She is survived by one son, a daughter, three grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren, four brothers and four sisters. Funon eral services in Ogden Wednesday with Bishop Norman Lund officiating. Burial in the Ogden City Cemetery. Karen and George Mote have a new baby boy born on Dec. I CHARITON HESTON Dick and Pamela Andrews have a new baby girl, they live in Clinton. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Andrews. Sympathy is expressed Larue Whacott. Her mother Nora V. Allen, 67 of Roy died on Dec. 22, after an extended illness. She is survived by her husband John A. Allen, her daughter, four grandchildren, five tis. farms are er T 'jh&v i. $2,500-and-ov- k , I Holt, Bountiful. e, I'niversity -- released from the hospital where she spent several days after being injured in an acShe has cident last Monday. been treated for internal injury and facial cuts but is well on the way to recovery. Her family feel grateful about this as the car was totaled out. Sharon is a student at Weber State College, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Giles. Mr. and Mrs. Osmer Knight had their family with them for dinner on Christmas day, the Dee Jay Hammons and their four children of Brigham City and the Floyd Wilcoxs with their three children of Syracuse. classmates (1. to r.) kneeling, Doug Fostnark, Keith Parker, Randy Cherry, Paul LeRoy, Jeff England; seated by John, Paul Toyn; standing, Lois Grow, Tamara Workman, Jeannie Hill, Shelene Stoddard, Chris Williams, Steve Hammer, Tab Visser, David Scott, Carolyn Carney, Cheria Carter, Wendy Watnabi and Sherry Zimmer. The teachers are Earl Child, Lynne Adams, Joy Wise and Mary Bastian. Tuesday is Ladies Night ROY THEATER Stars start new year with bang The Utah Stars start out the New Year with a bang playing in Miami the day after the big Orange Bowl football game there, and then returning home to face the powerful Kentucky Colonels. Jan. 5. The Kentucky game will feature the return of seven oot-two rookie center Artis second-yea- r and Gilmore sensation Dan Issel, a pair of About 30 of the faculty and of the Fremont School held their Christmas social a week ago with a dinner at the Paul Bunyon restaurant in OgMavis Day and Shirley den. Robinson were chairmen for the affair. A fun Santa and fun gifts were the evenings enter- partners who compose of what ranks as one superstars two-thir- of the best front lines in all of pro basketball. The third member of the Kentucky front line is Cincy Powell, a 7 bruiser who isnt Powell is too bad himself. somewhat of a jokester too 6-- tainment. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Heinze entertained at a family dinner on the Sunday following ChristPresent were parents, mas. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heinze, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Heinze, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Denton of Shelly, Idaho and their families and Ruck Heinze. with Glen Combs scor- - ference ing 37 points and James Jones 34. Manny Leaks came off the Mr. and Mrs. George Smith entertained at a Christmas dinner for family members on Christmas. Present were the families of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Kim Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Symes, Ogden, Mrs. Irene Hess, Brigham City, Keri and Cathy Smith and Bruce Rhoades of Clinton to whom Cathy has recently become engaged 773-090- 4 for Artis Gilmore, a million for Dan Issel and $20,000 for The Stars have beaten the Colonels in two previous meet6 this year ings in Louisville on Nov. 27 in a game in which the Stars trailed by 19 points in the third 0 in the quarter, and Salt Palace on Dec. 6 before a sellout crowd of 12,292. -- 111-10- 104-10- r Issel scoi.d 54 points and garnered 16 rebounds in the two games while Gilmore tallied 36 points in the two contests and hauled in 32 rebounds. Powell scored 37 and collected 20 points rebounds. For the Stars, Willie Wise scored 52 points and pulled down 21 boards, Zelmo Beaty totaled 31 points and 17 rebounds. Red Robbins recorded doffltlWiT 27 points and 24 rebounds. The Utah guards have made the dif Roy man elected to Masonic post Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Iverson spent Christmas in Brigham City with their daughterandher family the Leon Rlack's Phone bench in the two games for the Stars to score 20 points and collect 19 rebounds. Roy, Utah me. The Stars, who leave Salt Lake on Dec. 30 for a game in Denver that night and a New Years eve clash with Dallas, play the Floridians in Miami on Jan. 2 and Memphis on Jan. 4 prior to returning to the friendly confines of the Salt Palace for the game with the Colonels on Wednesday, Dinner guests of the Jurgen Nielsens on Christmas Eve were Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wilson of Roy. He was recently quoted in a national publication as saying: The Colonels have a $2, 020,000 front line. A million 5637 South 1900 West Oil FORM ROD S Oscar E. Lee, 5463 S. 2000 W., Roy has been elected Worshipful Master of the Masonic Gateway Lodge No 29 Not you want to make it into '72! That vision, that slightly coordination can get a lot of laughs at a party. Out on the road it brings tears. if out-of-foc- He was installed at the Clearfield Masonic Temple. Insulted as Senior Warden was Davis Dunn of Layton end Paul E. Tomlin of Washington Terrace as Junior Warden Drunken drivers aren't the only staggering figures. The statistics on car Elected as secretary was Fred W. Banz Sr. and Vernon R. Borgeson as treasurer. accidents caused by them are pretty staggering, too. And, a lot of people became statistics . . . courtesy of that chap who had to have just one more for the road. Christmas party held the season to be merry. It is the time for good fellows to grt together to celebrate. And we want you to keep right on celebrating-a- ll through the year. It is by Xi lota Remember. Tomorrow is the beginning of the rest of your life. Be here to enjoy it. Don't make it one for the road. Make it home safely instead. The beautifully decorated home of Kerma Larsen was the setting for the annual Christmas party of Beta Sigma Phi. A delicious turkey dinner was served and a holiday program e enjoyed by June Heiser, Weaver, Wilma Stewart, Mary Chino, Katherine Strom-berShirley Carter, Maudene Andros, Jennie Bingham, and the hostess. The members exchanged secret sister gifts. Mar-cell- Gas and heartburn? contains a unique antigas ingredient, Simethicone. Di-G- el This unique discovery breaks up and removes painful Your relief is more takes complete because the acid and the gas out of acid indigestion. Get Di-Gtablets or liquid today. Product of Plough, Inc. Di-G- pen 24 Hour g, el el 9-- KIENKE FLORAL And llowrt or lvmiJd Ohvt 2955 Work LJU by tnd Urk 394-34- 74 5600 SOUTH d UU 1900 WEST, Li U dJU ROY, UTAH I I I 1 4 |
