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X jjf . iivT i - , . r--' nV" f4 .S5 4&ot&i . j - ' -i. iter's - . - fsV&jSds 'ii ROY Evt-- n though little accomplished at a special meeting Tuesday was night concerning bus shuttle service in Roy, residents and transist officials gained a better understanding of each other's views At a meeting held in the Roy High auditorium only about 30 citizens expressed their views, hopes and concerns about expanding bus service within Roy City. Mayor Joseph Dawson, although dissatisfied with the turnout, expressed ap citizens attending the preciation to those interested CHAMBER PRESIDENT Ken Hancock, left, presents a check to Jack Roche to be used to purchase books for the library being built in Roy. Proceeds from the Chambers baron of beef dinner held Labor Day were dona ed to the library. if u d i & la i I y S t; 5 rs RO- Y- A check for $197.14 was presented to Jack Roche, development officer of the Weber County Library, to hep in purchasing books for the library in Roy. The money, proceeds from the annual Labor Day baron of beef dinner, wras presented to Mr. Roche by Ken Hancock, president of the Roy Chamber of Commerce, sponsors of the dinner. We want to thank all the people who came cut to the dinner suppoting this project, commented Mr. Hancock. The response w'as overwhelming. Last year we served until 9:30 and still had close to 50 lbs. of beef left over. This year w'e were completely out of everything, except for eight tomatoes by 8:05 p.m. It just goes to show that the people ofRoy are really enthused about having their own library and are willing to support it. The Ray Chamber of Commerce would like to thank Albertsons for cooking the barons and donating the paper plates, table service, napkins, hot dogs, steak sauce, catsup, mustard and even the light globes for the bowery because there werent any when the dinner started. Appreciation is also expressed to Smiths Food King, Safeways and Saccos Produce for donating the can McDonalds for the orange drink and donating Blue Ox for cooking Vans cups, the corn and Tok Yoshimura for donating the tomatoes. Because all these wonderful people donated items for the dinner, the only things w'e had to pay for were the meat and the dinner rolls. Even though the cost of the meat was over $250 we had enough wonderful people support the. dinner that we had close to $200 profit. The people and merchants of Roy should be congratulated in helping making this dinner a success, concluded Mr. Hancock. taloups, kpna n 1 1 h? U william jenries, director transportation of the asatch Front Region Council, reported how ever that the Transit Authority does not actually know when such shuttle service could be put into operation. At the present time funds are only available for the present main street route and until additional funds are made available that studies will continue for future Roy routes. V - A. The handful of citizens attending seemed most concerned with routes going to the college and to the shopping districts, along with some routes to various places of employment. Mr. Jeffries VoS'SiW .4 . bus service and advised teres ted persons to contact the colllge and express their bSnVS toWSCnCentrated All in all, nothing definite been decided about a shuttle service in Roy, the Transit people are still seeking response from Roy citizens and hope, to have a Lervtce established as soon as possible. si , in- - m INTERESTED Ry citizen, one of about 39 Stephen Candia, 4497 S. 275 W., left, was persons attending a special meeting Tuesday night in only p0y akout future bus service. Marshall Benowitz, UTA board member, ex-hpiaiIls suggested roetes throughout Roy City to Mr. Candia. as f I- - 3SVY jf 0 ".'is- ofe ' - hy". J ' 14 "? Tt to-- f ' '' v 4 t? f ' " of i V v "'is &&L I " x i -a 'M y , J- - t a S'fccti Mr. Montmorency Mr. Jeffries (Photos by DavfOrm SUNSET niOTOGRAPIIER Tom Roberts is shown with a sample of the type of work that has won him honors at the Utah State Fair this year . & t & Sunset and Roy man have taken top honors in separate divisions of the Utah State Fair while a number of other local people have also been mimed winners. Tom Roberts of Sunset took best of show, professional honors in the photography He was also competition named first place winner in color portraiture Rett Ashby of Roy was first A f Unofficial tabulated results of Tuesdays primary election in Weber County gave Bruce Jenkins (D) the edge with 4,380 votes over Monte Bailey (D) 4,288 votes for the two-yepost of county commissioner. On the Republican side, John Webber handily beat Rita Eason for r commissioner post with Webber receiving 3,1 5 votes to the place ar 1 in the watercolour division in the fine arts competition. Other local people and their awards are as follows : Fine Arts- Mac Stevenson, thmd Ogden, gold, Lois oils; professional Breeze, Ogden, first silver, Ken Davison, Ogden, second silver, professional water-color- ; Betty Wilcox, Layton, first silver, Mac Stevenson, second gold, Ogden, proleaSional sculpture; Nona - Easons 1,896. 4.4G3 votes to Gerald Wayment (D) 4,261. Republican choice for the U.S. House of Representative's race is Ronald Inkley, 4,028 against Dorothy Clark, 1.186. Of the American Independent party candidates running for the U.S. Senate office, Bruce Bangerter received 159 to Kenneth l.r-sen- s 126. runners for the county school board No. 2 received the following: Hairy Matis, 679; John Ulibarri, 210 and Robert John- Horsley, Non-partis- an son 201. The other race, which was for the ten year term of Justice of the Supreme Court was wen by E.R. Callistr Ji with 5,230 voles. Others were Richard Maughan, 4,917, D.Oayton 1,814 and Jefferson I eCab-s, 605. an Fair-bour- about fapr r For the Weber County sheriff post Ed Ryan (D) received of suggestions u The coming of the new branch library to Roy in 1975 should be a definite addition to the cultural climate of the area. To date the support of organizations we have contacted has been most gratifying and hopefully the individual citizens will also show a similar interest as we plan to give everyone in the Roy Area an opportunity to share in this new library, concluded Mr. Roche. a cittzen's rtf library in Roy. (4 non-partis- .'t i? The Weber county Library is grateful to the Roy Chamber of Commerce for this fine response to our appeal for assirstance in helping us reach our $18,000 goal to supplement our limited funds for our new Mihhr4ro&A'AlrAirfrikirilr-'t- two-yea- meeting. The meeting was a direct result of questionnaires that been circulated have throughout the city this past week asking citizen views on possible bus routes within Rov City. At present ther only one route tiirough and that is on 1900 W. turning onto Riverdale Road. The north-en- d of Roy is without bus service. As funds become available, the Utah Transit Authority hopes to provide a shuttle-typ- e bus service tiirough residential sections of the city going to the college, downtown Ogden, the hospitals, the library, and Roys business district. Tfce purpose of the Tuesday night meeting was to ask for n, ugaen, ihiiedi Richard Sheppard, Ogden, third, professional at large (all rated m third place), Franklin D. , Ogden, first gold, Steven Scott, Ogden, first silver, amatcaur sculpture. Crafts: Monte J Barnes, Ogdin best in show, leather; . Don Kennington. Ogden, second best in show, metal work; Glen E. Talbot, Ogden, best in show, Julian Palmer, Ogden, second best m show, models. Fiber, clay, metal, wood Dell Taylor, and glass; in show, best Ogden, professional weaving; Steve Scott. Ogden, best in show', amateur jewelry. Allan Photography : Morris, Ogden, first place, landscape, ht) Viii OkJ. t . ii- - ts- , ' W C;. - - n - a7fV" . ' ' ' eiv Kz "i'J'r'f Vs - i 'V A v i- V A iVl S'Jf 1 0 rt i. ' -. J-- r V fv -- - - -- M itf i o "VV- ;V-' ' f . f r Jt f j- -- Is I y- rrU .'"s K 1 . f t&f' a Wsi A fi c 4 W;-7f- :iM y w s j ' . , . tit V " 2 i r' J ft professional Harold Adams, division; Ogden, honorable mention, T m human interest, amateur; Matthew C. Barton, Ogden, second, human interest, junior amateur; Matthew C. Barton, Ogden, first, landscape, junior amateur; Matthew C. Barton, Ogden, first, protrait, junior amateur. Agricultural exhibits: Gordon, Nozaki, Ogden sweep-stake- s wi' ' " Alt yfif fh t '4 -- A v :i V s A s, 'ir?s 5 y' r , 4 V r; t N. i winner, Russett potatoes display. Home arts: Geotgia Puhspher, SOgden, sweep-stake- s winner Class 1 and 2, cloth table outwork; Mrs, Walter Daniels, Ogden, first place bread baking. Utah Idaho sugar winners : Jolene Stander, Layton. YOUTHFUL ARTIST Rett Ashby, rijbt, sou of Mr. anJ Mrs. Dor.aH C. Ashby cf Hoy, shows off some of bis watercolors with aid of his brother, Bcsa. |