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Show LNI w.'.inL ill Uiiw ILi. I 141 PIER? Dili 7 AVE. SALT LAKE , j CIU 10, UTAH n days mean new clothes and special supplies for the youngsters in every family. A three-citpromotion for havsville, Lajton and and Leader, Clearfield, sponsored by the with the support of the Davis Drive-in- , will provide items. many special bargains on these In addition, the merchants participating will combine resources at the Drive-ithis Thursday evening to give away a complete set of clothing for a boy and also a girl between the ages of 6 and 15. Check the advertised prices in this issue of jour local newspaper and attend the movie Thursday at the Davis Drive-iin Layton for the special prizes. Back-- 8 . 1 y yj y Reflex-Journ- bark-to-scho- qo Guaranteed Service NuIim ribirs who do not receive a paper bv 5 pm, should phone hav-vi- n ll' 1328 not later than 6.1) p m. and a copv will he de- livered that same venmu. n '.mM II gw Post Office Building LAYTON, UTAH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11. 1959 NO. 28 Approved for Layton City Sen. Wallace F. Bennett telegraphed this week that he had been informed a new post office has been authorized for Layton. The new postal facility will be constructed under the Post Oifice Departments commercial leasing program which uses resources and investment fund of private enterprize to obtain needed postal buildings. Post office will be located at 65 West Gentile Street and will contain 4300 square feet of floor space, plus a loading platform. Bids for construction of the building may be submitted to the post office real estate officer, R. S. Greenburg, at the federal building in Salt Lake City. The site of the new building, comprising about 17,200 square feet at 65 West Gentile Street will provide adequate parking and truck maneuvering areas. The price of this site is $8,000, The site option will be transferred to the successful bidder who will purchase the land and construct the building to Post Office Department specifications and lease basis, with lease it to the Department on a long-ter20 to years. options running up More than 2,500 new post offices have been built since 1953 under the Post Office Departments Commercial leasing program, Senator Bennett said. Because these postal buildings remain under private ownership while leased to the Federal Government, the lessor pays local real estate taxes. costs studies between Government Comparative owned and commercially leased buildings over a building life have shown that the Post Office Department commercial leasing program saves between 30 and 40 percent in ultimata costs to the taxpayer," the Senator said. 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A Layton Layton boy has admitted bleak- - thiough a iear door on Julv 16 ieultod m loss to the store cash; IUn ranklin, ogautte holder and case, pipe, loci s, g at almost every business house in. of tour watches, six cigarette lvhers , ml a t umia linn paper, ami shoe hues, kowley Ding, cum is, comic ing into or ben's Layton during the past two months as well as in nearby on July 19, the boy wont into the ding stole tane, the lust and ink; Majfair Maiketr candy bai s wad potato chi, ; Communities. time takuig a watch and lighten, and the soicuid time taking I!rai!sioid-Ligg- s Pcpaiiment Store two squat guns a d Police officers Leland N'alder and Brian Mottishaw five lighters, three watches and a came i a. nuublts, Davis County (.kiss, model car and glue; cue who have been working on the case with Deputy Sheriff 'land Paik school, keys, books, pencils, two staples, and d I he 13-- j car-olCenltal Davis Juvioi Hi 'h school I,tllca! , Kenneth Ilammon, said the has been committed plugs; L.iUoii Llimeiduiy .school, the said this c to the Utah State Industrial School. Two other bojs have .student also aqimMed bicaking into J ( . Pc ai j t onepanv, again -through jhe back door, and taking a radio been arrested and charged in connection with the theits. taken; and western Auto;- spnuit l . , Bruce Voss, 18, Church Street, and Walter Willev, 18, During has shophDiiig spioes lie eonlcss, d to Ine lol- lie also admittc d .stealing goggles, wedding ling-- , rim y 3 erdeland Park, pleaded guilty to reiving stolen prop - low ipg theits':; I.a.v ton Drug, caid.s, c.md, comic hot ue aml in court and fined were , erty $100 each. justice swimming luis, Horn. Clcai held swimming pool, siO imlish, tanchuas, ink, )n, and pei.nl , cipam, finger-na- il Items recovered by the officers included vvatchesi a e ; .Signal,1 a wallet while hetvjiis- held in juvenile comt at Pai Noodle lium and Paiioi, gum C.ije, gum; Lajton j cigarette lighters, and a light meter. Maiket, tujHarijf, amn . cookie s ami lPgton on another chatgcq ahifcigai kites'!fiom the ai nungt m i Most recent burglary was at Layton Drug Company rpvstusD NeWoe, sp.uk plugs, Wjjne'.s loudtown, AG Maiket, ; ' Jr, , which entered on three occasions by the lad, Entrance! eaiccii.dVttenfian)! cookies; !.& Bin bu Shop, $,10.75 m' 1 shop-liftin- , d , - E-5- . cam-ctap- c 1 , Ibc-ks- s , $25,000 suit Filed in 50-ye- ar SOD Fetal mishap A suit for da n Kaysville ages against the Union Ia Railroad ami the of Arda Iaikin seeking a total of 825,000 and cost of court has been filed by K.dli-ry- n tour e To show Olsen. She alleges in her complaint 7 projects that the two defendants vuie negligent, causing an aunle nt in which her son Kim Olsen was fatally injuied on April 11 at a railroad cios u g in Kaysville. The complaint states tl 0 the chilli Vias a passenger m the car diivcn by Arda Lai kin and died as a result of inj received in the crash. Port Campbell, Kj. (A Army 1TC Nelson J. Gutierrez, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patiicio Gutiencz, L. recently was assigned to the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Ky A riileman in Company A of the divisions 500th Infantry, Gutierrez entered the December and Army completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S. C. tour of Davis County irrigation and land conservation projects has been planned for this Friday by the county Soil Conservation District, ac-- ! A cording to Richard Evans, Layton, who has been named tour chairman. Open to any persons interested, the tour starts at the Merlin Ward farm in Fruit Heights at 10 a.m., where a high pressure spinkler irrigation system will be shown, which is used to water an orchard from the Davis Miss Cvnthia Flint stands five feet, four inches, is being sponsored by the Charm Shoppe in the Miss Kaysvllle Con- test tonight at Kaysville 6:1)0 at the Theatre. Next, the group will stop at Ralph Springers to check an overnight storage pond and underground gravity pipe system, also used for orchards. ;In addition, they will view covered cropa being used by Mr. Springer under his fruit trees to control water. A diversion structure at the Pick Queen Tonight At Kaysville ir-l- cs THIS IS SUNG SOON, a new resident of Layton. Better known as Susan or Sue, the pretty Korean miss has been adopted by the Leo- SIE WAS ALL SMILES FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER while eating, but then we took the bowl of cereal aw-aand she objected strongly. SUE LIKES TO EAT and feeds herself very well. She was found alone on a Korean road at 10 months of age by G.I.s. She is now 2 and has been in Layton about one month. She was flown to Seattle from the babys home where she had been cared for. Pictured with Sue is Mrs. Williams. nard G. Williams, 1427 Sherma. snuggled up close. I The Williams have been twelve m.untd jears and, have no ot'u i inildicn. li.ey made application to the Chil-- , dien's Sen ice Society of Utah tor adonGon of a child Mr.-.Leonard G llliams, mote than six years ago 1427 Sherma Avenue. when they found they wcie not able to have their own We were very excited waiting at the airport for ami less than two jears ago the travel aid people to asked the possibilities of bring Susan (thats Sung getting an oncntal child. Soons new American They linally submitted a in June of this year name) to us, sajs Mrs. and thice weeks later reWilliams. When we finally did meet Sue she ceived a phone call telling reached out, took hold of them that their new little m thumb and pumped it daugiitcr would amve in and down. Then 1 held Seattle JuL 17. up out my hands and she One of the first problems the new parents en came right to me and countered with Sue was in Fruit Heights Layton couple opens home We regards to eating: left the airport and went to the home of friends in Party Friday To Seattle, recalls Mrs. Williams. When I tried to give Sue something to eat, she pushed the spoon from her mouth and turned away. We didnt know what to do and were very surprised when after I had laved the spoon down, she quickly picked it up and began feeding herself, and very well too. She is very neat. Dorothyjean is a teletj-p- Pert brunette head of West Branch IrrigaKaysville and measuring beauty Miss Cynthia Flint, tion Company device will be explained by of Mr. daughter and Mrs. Henry McGlinch( be- Otto Cole, a company director. Residents Fruit Heights came the last contestant for President Lynn Criddle of the of are rethis Clearfield community company Irrigation the Miss Kaysville queen contest to be held tonight (Tues- will show a Parshall flume, minded to be on hand for the used to measure wa- community party to be held day) at 6:30 in the Kays- which is ter by his company. Friday, August 14, at 7 p.m. ville Theatre. on served the lawn at the Alden Burbe will Lunch by Miss Flint who will be one ton residence. White Ogden, Company, Pipe of the cheer leaders at Davis at Melons will be furnished by Park at City Syracuse School when enters she High noon. There will also be a the tow-- board and townspeo-p- e jier senior year this fall, will are to bring whatever do a Hindu dance as her ta- program for the touring farmlunch ers. they desire. lent presentation. Mrs. William Heaton and will afternoon First stop Meanwhile, Jaycees have been canvassing the commu- show divider gates and pipe- Mrs. Alden Burton, the West Branch Irsay that an entertaining nity to sell tickets to the con- line of test. Tickets purchased from rigation Company in Syracuse, program has been arranged. the Jaycees will also entitle followed by a visit to the Walthe holders to stay to the mo- ter Steed farm west of Syravie, This Earth is Mine, cuse, where drainage work will be seen and explained by starring Rock Hudson, Jean Simmons, Claude Rains and Gail Moore, engineer of the Mr. All-staDorothy McGuire. Tickets may Bureau of Reclamation. rs . also be purchased at the Steed will also tell about his theatre prior to the contest. project. Last stop will be at the Leon The contest is being sponsored locally by the Junior Johnson farm two miles south Chamber of Commerce. Firms of Steeds where land leveling Two local Babe Layton and business houses in the and drainage work to reclaim be will observed. Ruth baseball land league teams community are sponsoring the Mr. Evans said the tour played in state finals last individual candidates. Miss week at Tooele. League 1 McGlinch is sponsored by the should end about 3 p.m. was tournament winner. A Charm Shoppe. Other contestants are Diane Explorer, MIA Maid news story may be found elsewhere in this weeks ReflNielson, Yvonne Grover, ShirSummeree Friday ex-Journal publications ley Lundberg, Shiela covering the championship Evelyn Brough, Linda Explorer-MIgame and team. Layton Coulam, Norma Kempf, KarLeague 2 members partici en Kinsey, Kay Edwards, Car- Maid Summeree for Layton in the tournament Friwill held be this Stake Rebecca Ence pating olyn Steiner, and Jinny Erink. day at Clinton Park. All young were as follow: Grant Atmen and women of Explorer kinson, Dean Anderson, and MIA Maid ages are in- Clint Judkins, Larry Preece, Burton reunion vited to meet at the White Ronald Bair, Dickie Vigil, Glen Of the 800 Chapel in Layton at 5 pm. Steve Ronnenkamp, Kaysville living descendants of James Friday for transportation to Walker, Mac Henricks, VernBurton, about 250 are expected Clinton. The evenings pro- on Williams, Robert Garcia, to join the fun of a family re- gram includes games, pro- Ryan Reese, all of Layton; union to be held in the First gram, food and other enter-- 1 Jimmie Brosius, Bobby Bro-siuGarland Oates, Steve Second West and Center St tainnent. Simpson Day is new Kenneth Searle, and Sixth Ward church at stake explorer leader; Mrs. Hakins, In Kajsville on Saturday, Aug. Audrey Melaney 13 MIA Maid jLvnn Miller, of Hill Garden leader. Humes, 22 beginning at ll am. 2-year- Korean girl -old A tiny Korean left abandoned girl by her family on a road in her native country more than a year ago has found a in Lajton. Sung Soon, now two years old, was taken to a South Korean babys home by Layton new-hom- e American servicemen when she was 10 months of age. She remained there until last month when an airplane ride brought her to Seattle and her new parents, Mr. and st e In The eldcily visitor was qn . zing the prcucheis slnii Docs joui father cvci pi in twice the same seimon asked. the t Oh, suie he docs, hut he hollcis lr answered, different places. i t operator at Clearlidd Naval Supply Depot, fehe is walking the 4 p.m. to midnijht shift. When she leaves home in the afternoon, husband Leonard, who is a prod action control specialist in in- strument repair at IIill Air Force Base, takes over the night duties with SuG. FL0RIDAT1011 By Dr. 1). Keiih Barnes Man with his laxidasual habits, mental as well as l, has conti ived the assumption th it, Science will find a way out. At the same tune he has developed a Peculiar mistrust of the individual scientist as something not quite normal. An attitude not unlike the piimitivc lonccpt of the Medical Man someone essential but one to be hated and shunned. Every experience that jouth can nnd-- honest obsena-Dowill be a step toward a healthier life. Let s'icncc ue i guulcpost not a pack horse in our intellectual exp l Don. Instruction should neither be dull or cl.izzlm ite to sUmulate creative adventure. Scientists are the most cautious of people whin onus to making piedietions. Not so with othiis, csp.u to them a kernel ol tiuth expui's the unscrupulous vO an elevator of bdony. Fcicme has shown and unieservedlv ju ocl.u'i'c d he value of small amounts of Florine to tie CuLoan W .. r This scientifically proven f i t not onh v.i m Dental Ibalth but to the fanulv's ecunomv. Up to now only the misguided few turn out toi o n meetings when such topics aie discussed, while tne we elected Joe D s public take the attitude to office why doesnt he tale care of tu then iiuciid to vole him out at the following election The only way to overcome such pi.uticcs is for C pussures to take a stand not only in health L it all Community activities. Health is Natures Greatest Gift to Man!! Preserve It! phv-ica- tourney n n, A s, Nelson Gutierrez your doctors corner Babe Ruth Thor-derso- last It ! - I vd PUFF OF SMOKE from beneath the das i signJed diner Ita- .V ca rsoi '), 8 dp , Drive, that his car was afire as e turned onto Gentile from Highwav at about 6 45 am. Sunday. The 1953 model vehicle was beyond saving when volunteer firemen arrived from Lajton. Here Fire Chief H. Adams, arriving ahead of fire tru k, attempts to bring flames under control with extinguisher. A - , Laj-ton- 1 SOW |