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Show universal I'lCACEiLui::: 141 PIERPOILT salt la?;e A cor.?. VC. cm io.utah gi Qi no badii Warn. Hsp' vwvumQAi H f I 'h.jSgc A L1II, TltSDVA, LUION, 10c OL. 13 Q 01 TOBFR 21, 1953 NO. 49 Plans presented fo r C'n QJ& ICaysviHe city park Kaysville Children and grandchildren will appie-ciat- e the long range plans M Kaysville Citv when, in tin future, the Kaysville City Pai k has been tally dt ulopid The decelopment progu m includes in Kaysulles future, a vaiiety of recieatnm.d facilities. The site is the aiea fcween the present Citv Ilal EVALUATION COMMITTEE memboi-- , bift questions turned in from ninth gradeis and high school students to determine areas to discuss at PTA council sponsored youth conference to be held Saturday, No ember 1, from 8:30 a m. to 3 p.m. at Dais high school. Pictured, left to right, are Arlyn J. Styler, James Black, Mrs. Ezra T. Clark, William Warren, LaMar Parkin, Donald Wiight, Marcia Zesiger, Diane Nielson, Farrell Humphreys and Mrs. G. Gibbs Smith. Not pictured are members, Mis. William IL King and Mrs. (Rellex-JournWilliam B. Corbridge. Thoto.) 2 die as Car hits Youth to express ideas at U. P. Kaysville Selected representatives from the secondary schools in the county have been invited to a youth conference on November 1 from 8 :30 a m. to 3 p.m sponsored by the Davis County Council of PTA. The conference will be under the direction of G. Harold Holt, Superintendent of Davis Schools and Horton C. Miller, director of secondary education of the Willie Hall Top player Children on PTA program Let Youth Speak" Kaysville will be taken literally Saturday, November 1, at the conference slated by the Davis County Due to his alert aggressiveCouncil of PTA. ness and heads up defensive Students from five secondary play, Willie Hall, Davis Darts schools in Davis County will be was chosen unanispoiler at the meeting. E. LaMar Buckmously by all concerned to be ner, Ogden, will be guest Outstanding Flayer of the Week, and will receive the Comments from the judges Kayle Linebaugh award given each week to the player chosen such as these made Hall the for such acclaim. unanimous choice this past of Lmon week. Mr. Linebaugh, The defensive play of Furniture Company, states that Willie Hall kept Ben Lomond Willie every player at the two high on their heels all night. schools in Davis County should Hall was in Ben Lomonds back-fiel- d be congratulated on their imso often Friday night that provement and on the sports- it is a wonder they didnt inThe manship displayed in the past vite him to their huddle three weeks, and maintains that alertness and ability of Willie selection of one to receive the Halls defensive play was someward is becoming more diffi- thing great to witness m Fricult each week. Last week three day nights( game. AATio, and how many, will win players Gary George and Bill Childs of the Bountiful Braves next weeks Outstanding Player nd Lynn Corbridge of Davis of the Week award? were all so closely and enDavis meets Bountiful. Play that hard, but keep it clean, felthusiastically there was no alternative than lows; thank the coaches for to give each one an award. statements like this. Of the week selected train Farmington Two are dead. Their I'M1 model car crashed into the side of a Union Pacific tram engine at MO a m. Monday at Burke Lane just off Highway 91 west of La- conference PTA-sponsor- ed LaMar Buckner will deliver the keynote addles1!. Student representatives will include Myrna Freer, South Davis Jr. High; Barbaia Frost, Central Junior; Andrea Halls, North Junior; Diane Nielson, Davis High and Marcia Zesigcr, Bountiful High. Others who will participate in the day long discussion that will attempt to answer such questions as who should go to Are wo spending too college? much t me on school activ ties? and Do teenagers really want to go steady? include faculty membeis. They are Farrell Humphreys, Vaun Barber, Don-ol- d Mnl t, C. H. E.mpson, Jack Brailsfoid, T. K. Memmott Special entertainment will be provided by student groups. An evaluation committee will include laMar Parkin, Mr. Mr. Barber, Mr. Humphries, Wright, Mi-- s Nielson, Mi-- s Zesiger, An, In J. Stvler, James F. Black, Mrs. G. Gibbs Smith, Mrs. Ezia T. Clark and Mrs William B. Coibridge. Jack Brailsford is In charge of student arrangement and registration and reception will he under the direction of C. H. Simpson, T. K. Memmott, Mrs. Melic Fadel, and Mrs. A. J Neiderhauser. Officers of the PT A who have arranged the conference include liliam H. Kirg, presiMrs. Mrs. Smith, program dent; chairman; and William Warren, juvenile protection chairman. rf fat Sj ti F.u nungton fum the oitke the Fknu.nfaij vchtul Tib i include a will eventually hoi c ee softb ill fieM', arel pane badminton ow, aiea5, a howerv, civic v dleylaU r aits, fneplaci-- , center ai-return, child) ens plav grounds ard other features ar al PSTh i tuMsuier. Some 18 BOO t otices have been prepared, approxi-- i mafely 3,000 more ti an a year ago. They are payable upon receipt and delinquent at noon November 30. Notices for loan com- paries and banks were sent OrGm Speaker Oil out the latter part of last1 week. The first of those Kotary program Cost nf the project which was going directly to the prop-- 1 A I av t n Bob Sanders, Kaysville designed hy Havre F Munk, special meeting of erty owners weie taken to the he will ow the guest 0rem, in aiea ncis landscape aichitect and assist the office piipcitv post Monday. a Rofary Wednesday fer the new Aae1 cber Co ai t planner for the Mrs. Bumingham Will be has collecting taxes on $49,3 nmg at 7 p m. in the high school t tv riannmg Commission hone sUi,div been ascertained minus cue been cdlcd f o! Wednesday eve-- million valuation on the tax cafeteria- Bob is a CPA with g at s pn in the citv buildsale records and from utili- the Procedure Department at groups have indicated th lr Geneva Steel. He will talk on m derating Id r i nd ing iv t1 e planning haul to ties. materials to further tie pu,,-e- ci Those receiving the no- projects of the U.S. Steel plant miming of the land t. fnra agi u ultuial to lesiden-tla- ! tices will find the tax levy in Utah. printed on the back which as d, urn irg The cii pin how- taxes are lev- which would eliminate the explains nf 1 1 pi event the Lloyd Bishop-tcmie as Mi necessity ied for county, the city in evaluation notice in the a cr. proport v firm the FimVi-ge- r sp ii zoning foi the which the property owners spring and make impossible P.ailro id, including tm cat- siil commntcp cf planners-Ll- -d and lives, any special dis- to mail the tax notices a m n Sam chan r a t Sdl, ion oung if uilding at taxes. trict month or more earlier. It s have an David W 12, Oon Mrs. would said save tax money and Eurningham e to a ti studv area if made ditc mime the most feasible she along with treasurers would give taxpayers mor throughout the U. S. are time to make payments, ec turn fc l i ez nn g s recommending legislation said Mrs. Burningham. owners Un mic piopcrtv DAV speak-p'Opos- AA ha-- n A ni goon. Edmund F. Duifee, fi.5, Salt c Lake City, whose body was found 90 feet from the crash scene, died instantly of head injuries and broken neck. The second man, David P. Black, 6.5, also of Salt Lake City, same m-address, died at 1:15 am. at St. Marks Hospital. The two, northbound on their way to work at the Salt Lake Stake welfare farm, turned left across tne highway and dowm Burke Lane into the engine that was estimated to be going about 75 miles per hour. The car was thrown some S5 feet and the engine torn from it tossed an other 35 feet. The deaths raised the Davis County traffic toll to 12. County Chipm 11 cf The mishap was investigated the Act- Ameiican bv Leland By bee, Utah Stat runs will Spenser a Aetna! Highway Patrol, assisted ce.ecua.iin Neve. he. .1 Davis County Sheriff LeRoi m the Layton National Guard Day. Aimory. Train engineer was R. N Smorgas! oid wdl ie Farris, Salt Lake City. at 7 p m , followed hy a tic program at s pm ,,t which time an outstandir g vetuan will he nam'd. The piogiam will fc ituie the Southern Pacific Alaie thoius under the direction of (Oven Rou-- e T ns will be followed ly a n il taiy ball at 9 p m. Davis Event set H. Vets Day Davis Stake Conference - - hou-e- s, A 1 For i hite-ide- -- te affected ud c by the zone hange 1 (lunfild Realty is planning cf appn vmately .on In me- - m Aae Heights, i at the ithwert coiner f ie it ei e t m of and tie Nval Supply vav tin con n t - -- c Dc pc t High-Dav- is R ad emo caravan Rally slated Fer Saturday The Davis County have scheduled a lal v fur S ttunlay. The da' w U let n w ith a motor caiivari mating at North Salt The organization Clearfield North Davis Stale lake ,t 11 am, tiunng north All two contests uimr thuu.n Davis County cities quarterly conference will be held Saturday and Sunday Oc- high school students are unit- and U ms Rid ng in the caia-- v e I lav id s King, D an w tober 25 and 26 at the stake ed to write a 5newcid - av d Ue for seenn dis-t- i ca Dav retie Means on AVhat Aeteians house in Clearfield. a gi t man, f i uiik F a The conference will lie pre-- i No to Ale The dead! re IV ded over by Geoige S. Haslam, stake president. A special vvcdfaie meet ng will he held at 0 o pm. for all members cf waid At and btake committees. d a general pm. Saturday, meeting will convene for all males of the stake, ages 12 and older. General sessions Sunday will begin at Jo a m. and 2 p m At 7 pm. Sundav, a special The MIA conference will be held Hill Air Foice Base Outstanding NCO and An man Mrs. Fraaik Corgiat, stake of Month awards at Hill AFB speech duector, is m chaige for September have gone to a of the meeting flight line instructor and a supply technici in, it was annoumed tod ly. M Sgt. John R Tavlor, Detachment 1, J 17th Air Reserve Hying Center, was the NCO n BPS N a Ft selictul in close competition over some 3) other leading bise NCOs. AlC Fubaldo Madiul, ( lub m m Well 1.000 headquarters squadion, vvi n the K 11 Hi Rdioil audit un ni Anman distinition against even convene at the Davis Ac1 ml Davis itv m. at for the 7:30 aim p. Cnuty stiffer competition among the this Theme of is Honming Our P. ,u lower giade an men. to attend with their olid !' n Sgt. Tavlor is fiom New members are urged kev Dale banker, vvdl pieseit v itn Claik, seFranklin, Missouri, He was lected for Ins consistent high leadership and diligence while serving as an instiuctor at the Air Reserve Flying Center. Veteran of some IS years service, - in a - t w orl. v h Taylors records showed initiac H pi gi mis Dae C'aik tive and spirit, his citation statt ie curient elected i ed. While serving as a techLayton The Salt Lake 1M nical assistant for the AFROTC day Little League football team at Kansas State College in Vi',1-V- has agieed to play the last n AV Hi II '"i "ett, ac'rig he pursued studies which Javcee Colts on edne oav , ge of Agf netted him two jeais of col- October 22, at 4 0 pm at c L r iv h lty , ill s lege ci edit' He resides at Hill Layton Elemental y Javcee fo , u it a shit Garden Homes with his wife hall field. The Holiday ti n t b th l i m and two children h is lost only one game out ' a i t J or An man Madrid, supply 17 in the past two veais 'I technician, competition in cry one in the aiea is uigcd ti n-Month is old hat, havattmd, support their team, ai ing won that distinction while see a lot of football, said ( t stationed in Arabia in lvi. He Coach Glenn Palmer. came to Hill Ah B l'Os, after Holiday vs. Hill field Panthers On nearly seven yens m the An ednosilay aftcitu u , O Force. He is mariied and re- tober 15, the Salt Lake Citv sides at 321 South State Street, II diday team defeated the Hill Clearfield. field Panthers hy a score cf'kins resulted in the lone t illy. tationa. ( A Uai Gel 'ling Duiioch's This weekend sprn-m-in- g -- 1 i I n p, c c LUMBER COMPANY has named Dick Cook, manager. He has been an employee at the business since 1951. The Cooks live at 3G6 Gletl (Reflex-JournAve. Photo.) TRI-STAT- AA y SAYING... (Editors Note: Each year the journalism students of Utah State University are assigned a weekly newspaper to read, study, and criticize. Here is what student John Sant had to say about the Weekly Reflex.) The Weekly Reflex appears to be a most forwardly designed paper. News coverage runs through a wide area of subjects such as Girls State, livestock shows, highschools, and the Rotary Club. The latio of one type of news to another seems close to the right proportions. There is an outstanding use of features which often appear on the front page along with photographs that are large enough, and clear. A little too folksy is the news style of the Reflex. However, it makes good reading for those not too saturated with a daily papers cold-ic- e writing. In a good many stories there appears a discreet interpretation of the news, however, no editorializing was seen in stories of the four issues judged. Fresh approach is seen in the news writing. New staff? All stories in the issues were timely. The ratio of advance stories to future and past items seemed well in proportion. is amazingly attractive. Use of the The make-u- p occasioned drop banner is most effective. Also the use of a picture in the left top of the front page begins good eye appeal. The body type has a clean look even though It is smaller than many weeklies use. The nameplate is original and modern looking. Some of the pages at times may seem too cluttered and as the area grows, this paper will have to add pages. There seems to be too much use of the same type faces in all the heads of this Davis County paper. A use of some Italic heads mav help. There is quite a bit of life in the inside pages. Minor news and social events are put in this section of sheets with a surprising use of large headlines and subheads for news from towns outside of Kaysville. It would help to have a few more inside photos, however. Editorials did not appear in the four issues judged. About the closest thing to it seemed to be a column by the society editor which talked over many subjects The trend away from editorials by weekly papers seems vident with the Reflex. All points considered, the Reflex has an outstanding paper in the weekly field. well-pose- d, E al OF WEEK BUSINESSMAN Puc-t-hoo- ARE ed eve-Hug- hs in- Top airman, HCO named Davis 4- - To receLe ti ins thn our c uar 4-- II v Little League Colts Will meet top team ha-f- I -- I, AA . 1 c(.I - c I i Airma- AA -- c Lumber Lb her. A Flower Shop sort of fellow And-An- n - the new manager of the Tri-- 1 Ibek and his brothers have hate Lumber m Layton, D ik he'ptd out in thi usme-- s. n g ( ink He has an ea-y-A i i .o iut him t! at n ales pco-- , 'uate of Davis II i gra gh like him immeiiiatev, y et he hoc 1, Diek then attended He - ca; at It and thorough m i is b niv e t v of Utah and grad-.uitTbe-- e a e (hul.ng-- . from there m e -- i & iis' n n tic p is id ni with "a PS. degree in n aiketmg. 'e, is uiquesi,na He vvoiked fust with a grocery t nit n ee him a pufect c hr it e .stole but in February of ' "1 t r t ,e row po came to Layton to vverk in the Diciv had le n act ng head of lumber company with Air Dawmine- - c imp ny son. Here he has been since tnat tie - rue the u n n 'y death a few time. n onths a"o of Ray J. Dawson His charming wife is the forNow he has been named hy the mer Miss Lois Hyei cf Lewis-jte- n and they are t e parents ompiry as its manager. A native of Layt n, he is daughter. jof an Is nu t.e sen of Mr ar.d firs. ird Though devoting many hour 0 jok His Dad has been acso-- c to his ptofession, Dick still -- ted with the First National fmda tine to he active in civic Bank of Layton for many yeais. and church alfa.r . Like all A few years ago, his mother wiil.ng and capable vvoikeis, h a d dad became partners in the is souent for volunfeer jobs. Now he is secretary of the paity m Davis County a d is spending a lot of Gma in that position during the busy peeks, ch l.a and tirip gn ycai He is a member e rf ei n ,n- - f the Kiwan s Cl h, his f.im le c and S sth tconga to the Lay .on Cham- f i.It s A, a rd-it t e AHA ILtloween Lir of Coimnuee and he is asnee Mcncay, Octoi er 27 be- sistant finance clerk for the AAard. guiling at 7 .30 pm. Aleniueis Layton heventh cf the waid who are MIA age Besides his personality, he aie invited to come to the spook bungs with him to the lumber i an dance in masquerade company some good and modem y ideas about how to increase Inzes for the beat costumes business and keep the cust . J will le ers satisfied. g ven. tv c i tnt Latn c i -i 1 i nth-ol- d Spooks to visit Hallowe'en dance c r. c -t 1 1 t |