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Show . rfa 1 r!:bC:y3C',"' ii.U, 1 ' Davis County contest. - oycsi pita Hctaf names: Hew deicers ! Not The most precipitation which enough that the cherries, the peaches, the apricots, the wu ever recorded in May was beets, the tomatoes, some gar- ip 1957 when 644 inches felL- dens, and most peopla have ell Temperature recording as com plained about the unseason-all- y submitted by Mr. Biain for th cold weather 'during May put week: Mean. tha area ia also facing a near Mag, Min. 73 drouth, according to Aldea May 16 17 Biain of th Intenpountain For68 45 est Kang Experiment Station 18. 1 64 in Farmington. SSt Mr. Biain said that frost was 72 21 . 72 recorded later in this Aren than 22 80 has ever been noted. So far during May, 4 inch of precipitation fell, 48 of it Still to in the form of a snow atom There waa J6 reon May corded on May 2 and 40 on Fer 1-- At the recent elecKaysville tion meeting of Kaysville Rotary Club, the following were named to head the cluba activities for the next year; Col. Wells F. CoHollis Grange, llett, president; first vice president; Dr. G. Cihbs second vice preiidtut; Smith, Howard Cloward, secretary; George Lowe, treasure; Earl Goas-UnDeWayne Buchanan and Ernest Little, directors. rrnest Little is outgoing president. Installation of officers 3 take place in July. d, Register swimming A board meetinf May 4. Average over a 20 ytar s Mr. Pst Daly, Kaysville Thursday, May 38, by the period for May ia 111 laches, chairmen of th summer swim will have on its agenda (dans 40 percent of the avermiking for tha annual Kaysvilla Queen program for the KCA ia reage. ' minded young people in the Contest' h picAiding the area who wish to parThe Jay cees and JCETs will be ture Kaysville was Aprils precipitation in charge of the concession at in the American Red was just 89 percent of 20 year ticipate Cross-KC- A the Fossa Show and rodeo Saturswimming program average. at Lagoon this summer that day and Monday. they must contact her immediately. DID YOU GET CAUGHT with your lawn mower out, The JCK organisation is hantoo! Even though last Wednesdays "unseasonable dling the swimming program snow storm did create a lot of havoc with the beautiunder sponsorship of the KCA and th Davie Chapter Amerifully blooming Iris, etc. didnt it add an unusually Clearfield The Annual picnic Committe members for this beautiful touch to the spring greenery! can Red Cross. for Utah's sons E of tha lions years picnic are BUI Mgsspy To bo eligible for the swimAll Kaysville women who Club Interrtetional is scheduled are interested in studying ming course, children must be CORNER for Monday, 20 June I960 at 6:30 Civil Defense, are invited to 10 yean of age by October 81, at the Oak Terrace p.m., bowery. join a group being organized I960. Lagoon. Zone E includes FarmiSwimming cluses will begin by Mrs. Aries Wood. conngton, South Davis, Centerville, Organisation plans for such Wednesday, June 22, and Pow-Wo- w! Syracuse, Bountiful, KaysvHle, n group are to be laid on tinue each Wednesday until AuLayton, Sunset and Clearfield, the 17 at pooh Lagoon gust nMrs. at evening Wednesday conferences Americas ye- for conclaves,! Conventions and The picnic this year is being sponWoods home, 552 E. 250 Buses will leave from the conferences, conventions can be should be the incubator of fresh sored by the Clearfield Lions School Kaysville Elementary North, beginning at 8 p.m. readily traced to association with Ideas and techniques. To one Mr. Golden Stephenson, Clearfield Mrs. Morgan M. Chib, Information for the various grounds. the original inhabitants the In- attending his first convention, President Clonta is recuperating at home Classes include beginners, ad- dians. The Indians called these it can be a soul satisfying experaspects of the course of study Members and their families are after surgery at St Benedicts will be furnished to the intermedivanced beginners, and ience to listen tp the great named group asked to bring their own dinners, Hospital in Ogden. Her illness Herb Smart, Kaysville ates, swimmers, junior and sen- had developed rules of conduct people on the program. To the has extended over quite a long by ior life saving courses. Civil Defense director. refreshments will be served by and protocal long before the ad- older habituees its a succession' period of time and aU of her still In are interested Volunteer woman instructors of committee meetings bull ses-vent of the White Man. Any the Club. Family-typ- e entertain- friends are glad to hear of her sions and a meeting of old friends. being sought. Anyone willing participating in the ment will be provided. The a had Indian developed recovery. The redezvous of the early west may contact Mrs. Wood for to help in this worthwhile projwinded oratory have The group with the laregst numThree members ef the Clearfurther details. Her telephone ect ia asked to contact Mrs. penchant for long always been interpreted as and a knack for leaving everyber of Club members (percentage- field Swimming Club will parnumber is 87 an inate longing for companion--1 Daly, telephone 37 This undecided. philosophy thing in the annual Sugero ship and entertainment far in wise) in attendance wUl be pre- ticipate e has been rigidly followed excess of the sale of his accum-latesented a prize. It is desiribus Swimming Meet at Phoenix, its borrowing from the first wares. that aU Club members notify Arizona to be held from the Red White Conclaves. The gaudy Wil-liaIn essence, conclaves are for their Club presidents of their in- 27th to the 29th of May. now blanket Peace and are Pipe Limb will drive the conthe purpose of bringing together tentions as soon as possible. Atpasse and replaced by the chain leaders to give countendance of 100 is this year's testants to the meet which ususmoker as he tries to outlast the outstanding draws participation of from cil If no and inspiration. goal. Last years attendance was ally M. C fits are carried back we have just 550. Lets make it 600 this year, 1500 to 2500 people from a Lawrence Raty, will be held Monday and WedClearfield The Red Man diversified his been talking to ourselves. As is and Don Anderson, members of large area. The three represen- Clearfield Pool manager, an- nesdays for a period. s tatives from this area are: nounced that entertainment inevitable just rubbing elbows with of a be will There the Clearfield Lions Club. for pool charge registration Nancy Gardner, daughter of Mr. the coming Bed Cross Swim- $5 for this complete course. usually of the torture variety. with the big wigs we return betand Mrs. Ken W. Gardner, The White Mans may be slightly ter for the effort and tune spent classes will begin for Adult beginning swimmers may One good way to save face Kathie Limb, and Jim Bell, a ming Clearfield residents only the attend classes also, beginning more refined but no more effect- m attendance. is to keep the bottom half shut. pool employee. Gift To Man Preserve It1 8 week of May after 8:30 Tuesday, June 7 from 9'3(M0:30 ive even to the "Stripers. p.m. It is requested that as p m. These classes will continue FRESH WHOLE many interested persona as pos- on Tuesdays and Thursdays sible register on May 28, Sat- from 10 weeks with a pool urday anytime from 8 a.m. to charge of $5. 5:80 p.m. These classes are priRed Cross Life Saving and marily for children between the Water Safety classes will also ages of year. There will be given. Any persons interbe a pool charge of 82.50 for ested in either of these courses course and begin- may contact Larry Raty at the the ning through advanced swim- pod for further information. mers can receive instruction. The summer Red Cross swimRegistration for boy and ming program will begin May girla desiring Red Cross les- 31; the exact scheduling of insons from Clinton, Syracuse, dividual classes will be released Swifts Premium West Point, and Sunset may be as soon as the registiations lobeen have obtained by contacting their completed. i cal Red Cross representatives or their local recreation direc"Will you love me when Im tor. These lessons will also run old she sighed. U. S. Good & Choice for 12 weeks end there will be Her guy was carried away, a pool eharge of $2.50 also. "Love you? Ill idolize you1 Ill Adult Red Cross Swimming IF YOU GAN FIND A BETTER B0URB0N...BUY IT! worship the ground under your instruction wiU begin on June little feet. Ill er youre not Kentucky Stnight Bourbon Whiskey 6 Years Old 86 Proof 6th for advanced swimmers at going to look like your mother, Ancient Age Distillers Company, Frankfort Kentucky 0 pun. These classes are you?" Kaysvffle 9 Pag tbs It c;:st Quc::i May 26, 1960 C:!J? f.!:a r.scriy drculh Val Talk waa nam- candidates must be 18 to 23 yens Laytun ed new prefiVnt (rf tha Layton (rf age and unnumed. Last year Jaycees at tha election meeting queen beauteous Miss Amelia G Taheld recently. To serve with Mr. elJ, ill reUnquUi her crown to Talbot are Wayne Gliverson and the new queen who vtfl fried over Bud Buckley, vice president; and Eiat Day. This year, Mrs. VinVeral Smith, Darel Gardner, Dave cents plans are to have candiBuckley and Joe Kirby, directors. dates present a three minute talA secretary and treasurer will be ent show. Miss Riata bays will appointed later. become Laytons entry in the Mi$s The group plans a formal Installation banquet to be beld some, time in June at Humans Cafe in Ogden. Plana are already benig made for the' annual Biata Days celebration for the Fourth of July in Layton, sponsored each year by the Layton Jaycees. Bill Vincent has named Gerald Jones as chairman for this year festivities. Mrs. Lola (BUD Vincent is chairman (rf tha queen contest Queen r Jay-cee- Zone E lions slate summer picnic at Lagoon n Vv v near-drout- !' V ? ir? t, i f Women study civil defense DOCTOR'S Clearfield The Great American sounding board the Ileus "Pow-Wow- 1 L How MY HOME NEVER NEEDS IMPROVEMENT. about yours? If it needs repairs or modernization, see about getting a home improvement loan at our bank. Youll save money 1 study ever-sinc- d ADD TO UVABILITT BURDENING YOUR WITHOUT AT LOW COST THROUGH BUDGET t FINANCE US I Clearfield residents to m register for swimming Clearfield State Bank k Member F.D.I.C. Clearfield 36 So. Main Street Phone TA 23-2- 8-- Cut Up k FRANKS RIB STEAKS SPARE RIBS 9:30-10:3- CHARCOAL I now 9ns Is (Otar Shfthyi e Pst Boom Chevy Showroom weekly 4for Carnation, Chunk 10 lb. Bag lee Tte Chevy TUNA ABC-T- LOOK WHAT CUKES ym . . . . ea. NEW Potatoes PORK & BEANS HUNTS, No. 2, The mum Comlr (hat faded a flumping 27 43 miles per gaBon ia (ha Mob&sf Economy Kan wenf right on to efintb Pike Peak earlier in (he spring than any car baa ever tried 19 . ... VIENNA SAUSAGES SWIFTS . FRUIT COCKTAIL MARSHMALLOWS LIBBYS, No. 303 WONDERFOOD, lb. pkg MARGARINE W wasted to show yoa what (he IWMoas tracdm derigi sad too rear-eag- lb. lb. GONE AND DONE! ef Gtrvaka footodoeas ef . . . for &iorsi . for $n PEANUT BUTTER ia Independent foar-wb- TASTEWELL, lb. pkg i LJ U PETER PAN, 12 oz. Jars Bn or really nteam. So the identical Economy went right on to 14,110-foPikes Peak and right ap to the top of that savage mountain, aa April IS, till deep In winter's anew and ice. N other ear-e- ven specially equipped had over been able to conquer that nightmare alpine read aa early to the spring. But Corvak (with United Staten Ante Club officials aboard to certify that not eat apt er bolt waa changed) parred right to tha samarit without eh sins or even mow That juat andersforwi the fact that Corrair Wlotally aniqae. 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