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Show I6 Face September 22. 1959 JOURNAL LAYTON Archery club president Bags deer first day GLEN DALE Layton A fn point deer was brought down the first day of the archery hunt by Arthur J. Johnson, 363 Owen, who was hunting at Fish Lake near Richfield. Mr. Johnson is president of the North Davis Bow Hunters. A ten-davacation will take Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Jones and family, 291 Aspen, to Columbus, Nebraska, to visit with parents, Mr. is and Mrs. Herbert Jones, and the past two weeks. She i Smith now on to her way Selleck. Mrs. Helen College at North Hampton, WASATCH HEIGHTS Mass., where she will be en-- 1 I Layton Nancy Lee Guy rolled. She is the niece of . took her friends to a movie Mrs. Laura S. I f ; I . Layton, 29 Elin Ogden last Saturday to lison. ' celebrate her 10th birthday, - A To be blessed at next Fast which will be this Wednesfr 1 ' . r Sunday meeting in Layton t day. She is a daughter of Fourth Ward will be Curtis v; Mr. and Mrs. Don Guy, 940 R LindIeV( son of Mr. and . 4 s Valeria. The Guy family Mrs. Merle E. Lindley, 191 plans to leave this Thurs- Flint. William Gibbs will day for a week of elk hunt- give the youngster his name ing near Manti. With them and blessing. Lay-to- n THIS CAR ROLLED FIVE TIMES AFTER trashing from Highway 91 south of will be Mr. and Mrs. Melvin HILL VILLA a minor injury. early Sunday morning. Driver Larry G. Oleson, Roy, received only Thornton, 916 Valeria. Two After being in Layton other couples from Spring-vill- e Mountain Home, Idaho, for will also accompany two Holt Lane Scores New weeks, Frank Forillo, them, Mr. and Mrs. Lanoy 823 Hill Villa, returned Recreation Womens League Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. home Boasting over Kaysville Friday. the arrival of their Merrill Wilson. The Guys HIGH GAMES: Visiting at the home of will go to Weston, Idaho, their son and daughter-in-law- , grandchild are Mr. and Mrs. Elbert E. Warner. A son was tomorrow to get Mrs. RonMr. and Mrs. Lewis born August 31 to Mr. and ald Coburn to watch her two 783 Cowley Macfarlane, SERIES: HIGH while the parMr. Gary II. Kimball, Salt grandchildren Mr. were and Mrs. Drive, Leavitt Jo L.D.S. Lake, at the Hospital ents are hunting. Sherman Frazer, Cedar City. Loraine Selley weighing 6 lbs. 6 oz. lie will Brigham Young UniverBack working at Hill AFB KimGAME: TEAM HIGH be named Steven Warner sity Freshman Blaine John- after a long illness is Ralph ball. Other pleastd giand parBudueiser son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, 651 Hill Villa Drive. ents are Mr. and Mis. Merl HIGH TEAM SERIES Byron Johnson, 604 Valeria, Hunting antelope on a speD. Kimball, Salt Lake City. Budueiser left for his school in Provo, cial permit last week at CasSunday. G. to driver Larry injury per, Wyoming, was Capt. AlNew residents of Wasatch fred T. Schmitz, 775 Hill K Oleson, 16, son of Mr. and j Mrs. G. R. Oleson, 5160 South Heights are SSgt. and Mrs. Villa Drive. He bagged his 2050 West, Roy, in spite of Tony G. Vaughn and daugh- animal on the first day of the fact that his northbound ter Marsha Jo, 3, who have the hunt. The captain was car rolled over five times after bought a home at 746 Val- formerly stationed at Casper going out of control on High- eria. They moved here last with the air force. The Vir- way 91 just south of Layton w'eek from Hampton, Schmitzs son, Thomas, will is 1 Vaughn ginia. at a.m. limits Sergeant Sunday. be 12 yearB old this Friday, city Larry said he was passing a stationed at Hill Air Force car when the mishap occurred. Base. VICTORY PARK Trooper G.O. Schmidt esLayton The first child, a timated vehicle damage at Varble, boy son, was born to Mr. and $1,200. Charles E. and Layton 240 Don The other mishap occured Mrs. Patterson, Cook Varble, a boy, on Doris Dee at the on Monday Highway Melody, early Saturday September 14 in an Ogden 89 near the Cherry Lane in- hospital in Ogden. The seven tersection. pounds hospital. weighed Foster, boy Carl Raw don, 38, of 61 Air- four ounces. He will go by Clearfield Larry J. and was uninjured the name of Scott Kirby. craft Avenue, jn when his convertible skidded The new babys grandpar- Beulah Jensen Foster, a boy, wet pavement and rolled ents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert on September 15 in an Ogden on untrinj LUi kK) onto its top. Patterson, Salt Lake City; hospital. r, Mr. Rawdon told investiga- and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Martinez, boy Nevada. Pioche, Clearfield Jake N. and ting officer, Trooper Schmidt, that he had swerved to avoid Virginia Ware, daughter Katherine Martinez, Cleara car halted in the outside of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Max E. field, a boy, on September 16 lane and lost control of his Ware, Honolulu, Hawaii, has in an Ogden hospital. own vehicle. His southbound been visiting with relatives car then skidded 83 feet and in Layton and Kaysville for rolled over with Mr. Rawdon CONCRETE FIFE CO. remaining inside. Guard to fire Phono: EXpod 91 71 Well Avtmit Oqdt Driver of the car that had AWO tOCA WOVO. stopped on the highway drove Small arms off without stopping to assist, At Camp Williams Mr. Rawdon said. Officers and enLayton listed men of Battery A, 1st Howitzer Battalion (SP) 222nd Artillery, Layton, will camp overnight at Camp Williams October 3 and 4 while participating in the annual small arms qualification the Better) (Ihe y n ; i (.Owjp..! b4'k ?' t i iff i - ii :.i. if I j Grandchild Wet roads j NEWS KAYSVILLE NEWS first F.IcCarthys visit from Canada Mr. and ' Mrs. Lee Liston. They both will leave this week for New York where Out of state they will study for their masKaysville visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl ter's degrees at Columbia A. Stevenson were Mr. and University . Mrs. Eugene McCarthy and were touring While children, Mable and Logan, Mexico thethey boys had the mis-- I of Cardton, Alberta, Canot being in an auto-- ! ada. Mr. McCarthy is a bro- fortune wreck. Their car was mobile ther of Mrs. Stevenson. Fribut demolished, completely day guests were Mrs. Hyrum neither fellow was injured. Schneeder, Mrs. Camilla Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jolin- Smythe and two sons, Ricky and Kim of Lafayette, Cal- son, Mr. and Mrs. Victor ifornia. Daley, and Mr. and Mrs. Ro-- i bert Major attended the Jay-'Sgt. and Mrs. Richard tee travel trophy meet at Brig-D- . Kisling and two daugh- - ham City, Saturday evening, ters, Kathy and Karen of Mrs. Morns Johnson C h a u m o n t, France, were at the home of his tertained at a dinner part at their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Saturday evening son Ray and their hme week. last and family, Dinger 'a group of his friends. The Jerry Liston and his room- - boys all graduated tropi High School. the same Ray Hulsey, of Hous-'vi- s ton, Texas, who have been! year and this was the first Mexico for two(time for three years the here to spend group had been together-duarrived weeks, a few days with Jerry's par- - to their attending various Mrs. Joe (Norma) Preece Phone 769 ents, ' j lr Da-mat- e, touring 1 colleges and serving on LDS Missions. Guests included X Taj lor Hollist, Owen Dra ney, Gary Bush, Gary Stewart, Don Butcher, Clyde White, Jack Reed and Day Johnson and their partners. Mrs. Monte Hunsaker and children, Sally, Sue and Monte L., Salt Lake, were s, visitors Sunday of her Mr. and Mrs. Le Coni Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steed, Salt Lake, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Barker. Miss Jane Rutledge,, who has been attending summer school at the University of Utah, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Ada Rutledge, between quarters. Jane 'will be a senior at the University this fall. par-'ent- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolfe, Salt Lake, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marston. SUNNY BROOK The Great Whiskey of the Old West i jut1) .V V ' Whos new mm new-com- er UNNY BROOK OFFERS YOU TWO GREAT KENTUCKY WHISKIES -STRAIGHT AND BLEND Hol-linge- THE OLD SUNNY STRAIGHT BROOK CO.. BOURBON LOUISVlLLt KY WHISKEY, 90 PROOF DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL BLENDED KENTUCKY DISTILLERS PRODUCTS 86 65 WHISKEY, PROOF . KWTUttT COMPANY GRAIN T. NEUTRAL SPIRITt (S)UTAH t0 1 NOOO Wanted... CHEVROLET OLD SHOES Older r mens WOMENS CHILDREN'S Each Pair 50 WORTH ON PURCHASE OF ONE PAIR OF SHOES Ladies & Children's Shoes . . . Thurs.', FrL, Sat. Boys Shoes $5.38, $7.98, $9.98, $14.98 1 ATTENTION, & RED SWEAT SHIRTS : Easier to hop in and out of too.. Many models are a whole f inches lower outside.'Yet there's more head room inside, ptu more width for shoulders and hips. The windshields bigger, with a wider, safer sweep of vision. Suspended pedals giv . . you more foot room. . SUSPENSION THAT GIVES ASTONISHING NEW SHOCKPROOF SFC Gerald E. Harper, 328 South 750 East, Clearfield, has joined the unit as supply sergeant. ACTION !!!!! Big in the power department! With the industry's most advanced 6s. With high- torque Workmaster V8 performance in heavyweights. With, new or V8 power available in new Low Cab Forward models. gas-savi- ' More models than ever! New models and tandems and d Suburban Carryalls. Its the handsomest, hardest working Chevy fleet ever to report for duty. See your dealer for the whole story and, by all means, take a ride. Ita something! 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Loe, 255 West 600 North, Clearfield, has enlisted in the th next best thing to pacing every read In America! First they threw out the front axle and put in toriion-snric- r eoiT independent suspension. Then they built wide-bas- e springs into most light-dut- y models, variable-rat- e leaf jyKng into heavies. That made it a ride that completely eliminate shimmy and wheel fight, lets you move faster ovef any ground to get more work done in a day. Brawnier bulldozer build TRUCKS firing. Chevy's don to 3 S & $1 1 00 - TS? 98 $5?? All At bee your local authorized Chevrolet dealer BUCHANANS DEPT. STORE in KAYSVILLE Authorized Chevrolet dealer in Layton OLSEN CHEVROLET COMPANY f tn Morgan OLSEN CHEVROLET COIIPAliY |