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Show The JOURNAL-Ju- ne 1 page 4 0, 1 958 Recreation workshop held County issues permits Kaysville Summei lecieat ion Other speakers included Ivan Cornia, new county arts and dnectois and city council from throughout crafts ilii ec tor, and Clyde B. For S376.621 buildings 'at Dais High Farmington - Whitecar Jr., Bountiful, hot house, Kzia J. v1,72v; Layton, K.F.lr. Layton, 1,ooo, remodel lesidence, Wilkie GalKuy-vill- e, lo ,uth. ga$l,nun; rage, F. R. Holmes, Bounliful. B Canjion-Fapani-kol- building 22 huii'e- with May at a total cost of $282,202 swelled the building permits issued m the county to a total building tost of $170,021, ai voiding to a , issued by Harold J. county sui iey or. The following penults were issued: 22 foi ltMueiues and garages, Bountiiu!, 232,202; lesidence and caipoit, Jay S. Fluid, Bountiful, 11,580; gaiagc, Barry L. Clark, Bountiful, ,yio; garage. - garages during re-po- it Tip-pttts- Cunnon-Papamkola- met foi a workshop Adani', county commissioner in y chaige of lecreation. school last Grant Faul Rose, Salt t'al.muue, recreation county mutning diLake county recreational ducctui, was m charge of the rector, was the guest speukti. meeting. Dnectois attending were Mis. Salt George Rapicli. North W. Roland 'L.ikhc; duplex, Fd Lake; Case, Bountiful; Lynn reBountiful, $10,ooo; Fai mington; Glen model residence, Ann E Allen Stoddaid, and Taylor, Clearfield;. Max Archi-ial880; lesidence Layton, Su'c-e- t; Faul W. Barton, i. caiport, Norman F. and (Uvtm Holt, Kaysciilt; lesidence !2; Bcuiitilul, .'In,': and gaiagc, John H. Bangeiter, Sy ac Use. s the meeting at following Bountiful, M'lS V.; thite and car pints, Skyline which g allies and other activ wen discussed lor use by Dec elopment, Bountiful, one at $11,3'''- - an,l two at 10,711; res- he due tors, the olficials went idence and carpoit. Quality in d, liner tc.g.thei at Rich Inn iri Kacsville. Builders, Bountiful, 18.50,2. he county B. s'.MKI; Fii-'da- d, Residence .Old Lai age, O. J Fleece, Bountiful, S12,v25; and caiiirt, Chailes Nye, $!I370; lesidence. Skyline I lev Co., Bountiful, elopment s'a,112; residence and carport. Skline Development Co., Bountiful, Sin, 1.72; remodel residence, Bountiful, George J. En-igi- i . c n, Change to 19 employees at USD Awarded for ideas 10.00 Clearfield NSD On June ti, H. S. Tolbert., at Clear- Evelyn B. Weeks, Traffic Dield Naval Supply Depot, pre- vision, s2 Valeria Drive, Lay-tosented Beneficial "Rubbei Stamp Rack. Suggestion A arch to the following Naval Velma N. Iiileman, Stock ConS ipply Depot employees: trol Division. Retain Quantity on Blue and Orange Card foi ADVERTISING PAYS B270. Sill R. Davis. Hydrogiaphic Stock Mary K. Mitamura, Department, 5140 South 217a Control Division, "Bring the OrPubWest, Roy; Ray Drabble, ganizational Signs m Agreement lic VVoiks Depaitment, 1024 Oak with Current Location of the Street, Ogden, and Delbei t E. Organization. Beck, Ihiblie Woiks Department, Sally Colohan, Hydrographic-DepartmentH 7 Harrison Boulevaid, Ogden, 50s - 27th Street "Gold Stamping Machine Im-p- i Ogden, and Lavem J. Poll, Hyin ement, drographic Department, RFD No. 4, Ogden, $1 1,'f.OO Rubber Stamp Robert E. Bayha, Hydrograph- for Non allowance Classified 70 ic Department, East Uth Items. Walcie B. Steed. Receipt ConSouth, Salt Lake City, EAM Luting feu Shipment of a Nau- ti ol Division, 811 Center Street. tical ( hart and Publication Al- Cleai field, National Stock Pile low anee." Receiving Reports GSA Form Syracuse Team wins , -- Oliver G. Dustin, Test and Repair Division, :;:;2 Sunset Boule-,aiPositive IndicaSunset, tor Holder. Gwen Nonas, K, Depaitment, Street, Hydro-giaphi- 128 d. c West "Main- Ogden, taining of Fliers for Follow-u- at Kaysville. play p.m. B The S y r a c u s ( baseball team its first two games in the county league. They defeated Clearfield 4 to 1 and West Point 12 to 2. Syracuse B Class Time: 2 like it quiet when you talk? Being managed by Buck Holbrook, team members at Syra181. cuse are Ron Hamblin and John 1.518 awards have been paid to Painter, catchers; Lanny Holdate. brook, pitchers; Lyman Kano pitcher and infielder; Laver Criddle, first base; Raymond Kano, second base; Russell Barber and Jerry Hansen, shortstop; Lynn Corbridge, thiid base; Paul Bambrough, Terry Barber, Weston Smedley, Devon Dahl, John Bennett, Duane Burton, Glen Hamblin and Guy Barber, outfielders. This Saturday Syiacuse wo) $25.00 Maxine 10 Kaysville vc 2115.00 PRINTING CO. INLAND CALL (APT 85.00 Of -- p Purposes. Mildied A. August, Fiscal Department, 54! 12 South 2200 West, Roy, Supplying Annual Retirement Balance. S20.00 William G. Kiel stead, Matc-liServices Division, 510 South 5th Fast, Salt Iake City, "Glue Dispenser, W. Melvin Cui tis, Police Blanch, 152 River Drive, Ogden, and Douglas L. I lay ley, Police Branch, 2100 Jackson Avenue, Ogden, "Rope for Flagpole (Improved ). Fred M. Johnson, Mateiial Services Division, 215 West 0750 South, Bountiful, and Blaine D. Pearson, Material Services Division, 20(1 West 4750 South, Carton Identification Roy, Senior Troop .'5 and 118 held the annual Court of Awards Sunday afternoon at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in Lay-toFirst and Second Cla-- s awards, proficiency badges and membership stars were presented by Rev. Francis Broome, CS.P.. pastor of St. Rose. The Scouts we'e directed by Mrs K. Belwood, leader of Tioop !8 and Mrs. W. W, Pitts, leadChart. ers of Troop 118, assisted by $15.00 Mis. P. Mabey. Fred M. Johnson, Material Seivices Division, 215 West 075(1 Two Girl Scouts. Misses VirHouth. Bountiful, "Change in ginia Flippen and Nancy Pitts, both of Clearfield received Banking Hours Get the nimble, Bring our car up to top performance fleet and frugal! Change to UTOCO ULTRAPOWER get the BIG BONUS Youll enjoy full Youll get power thats smooth and knock-freYouU be proout. stretches that out, out, mileage feel the wear tected against costly engine start-us with the BIG satisfaction of traveling BONUS developed by Utoco Research. ! e. p first-clas- Ethyl, the modern grade of gasoline that keeps your car at its peak. It's the best your money can buy. UTOCO ULTRA-POWE- ULTRA-POWE- Layton Intermediate Troop n. Curved Bar Awards the highest award that a Girl Scout can earn. After the ceremony tea was served to parents and friends who were invited to inspect some of the handicraft pi ejects completed during tlu year. 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