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Show Senator Bennett explains Conally reservation Money available For larm homes. Bowling News JOURNAL set aside April has been March 15, 1960 S Pag Monday Mixed Doubles Feb. 22 High ind. game: Donna Poll, Dan L. Capener, local super- 19S; Judd Ravsten, 224; high For a second successive year, dont get to the doctor m time. When the United Nations was themselves to the World Court. visor for tne Farmers Home ind. series: Donna Poll, 4S9; "This now aspect of our proset up, its charter called for a We would be morally bound by Administration, announces chat Malcolm Fowler, 595; high team Guard Your Family" will be he rallying note of the Cancer gram is heartening and unique. World Court to adjudicate inter- the decisions of the Court, but his agency is still making loans game: Ware-- i "and we lived m teepees and mui ir force Base 691; high team pjjjj Crusade which opens her April It depends on our pub ic and pro- - houseman for farmers to construct homes series: 1930. national disputes. When the Sen- they would not. huts. More than by day, professional education programs vrester by night That is the 000 Indians live at the reservation ate considered the UN charter in Betty Voss, secretary, j'- The The desire for world law, and and outbuildings. family theme will again and our service program. And s(ory of 1946, an amendment was offered for peaceful settlement full.blooded To be eligible under this proNa. -- uJ of all llnked tb the they depend on you. miles m length f Indian emploved at Hill AFB. by Senator Morse providing that international disputes is under- gram, a farmer must own his Monday Mixed Doubles pluase, "Fight Cancer with a areas m these programs that the court should have no juris- standable, and I respect the sin- farm and produce a substantial he damis hls real live there. peb. Aithough Checkup and a Check, it was urgently need expansion. If we nanle b chlef Uttle Rock, the diction over matters "essentially cerity of those members of the part of his cash income from High ind. game Betty Voss, The young Indian could not within the domestic jurisdiction American Bar Association and this farm; have sufficient farm 221; Blaine Pettingill, 207; high announced today by Mrs. Eugene can meet these unmet neeos, w e name on his base identification speak English or read or writ B Schow, County Chairman, who can save moie lives. It is of the United States. But then those Administration officials who and other income to pay his ind. series: Donna Poll, 517; badge reads ne Garcia. This is when he leit the reservation soma plans tor the Ameucun simple as that. the question arose, "Who should believe repeal of the reservation farm operating and family liv- Blaine Pettingill, 551; high an adopted name he received years ago. But he learned to do While the national drive decide whether or not a matter WOuld be a step in that direction ing expenses and meet pay- team game: Cast Offs 673; from a Mexican family who raised all three when he served in tha declared a "goal unlimited, the his ,athOTt he was essentially domestic? Some But to relinquish even a small ments on existing debts; be un- high team series: Dare Devils, says Navy for four years "The combined slogan was very minimum goal for North Daws, believed the Court itself should portion of our sovereignty is a able to secure this credit from hired in at Hill AuJrene sec. Voss, clej Betty Now 26 old, he has em-- i 000 efiectiv at been set $35 e last year, she said. County has decide. But an amendment offer- most serious matter, and I be- local banks and responsible Yates picked up 7 split. iast September, spent his boy hood barked on yeais another coloi ful after-dut- y he of It Guard olu" theme us The families alert the ped of ed by Senator Tom Connally 0n the Navaho Indian Reservation lieve most Utahns would agree loaning agencies on terms that of North Davis caieer as a professional to the Family is very apt,' the Amer- - locaeJ County Texas added six words to the with me that repeal of the Con- he can repay. Kanab Uldh and wrestler. He is well prepared silent canCancer and msid.mis of ican wavs spokesman Society Morse amendment: as determined His Arizona father was would be unwise panstaff nally reservation Mr. Capener states that the for the game, tipping the scales of three families and out. "Two methods of to safeguard-cei, pointed United w the lt States. ms and as by tnbai cbR,f and dangerous. duty at 243 pounds for his 57" height. interest on these construction ing the family against the hazaids in our community will be confront- - (0 recene .the rov erun-,enmon. So far he Wallace Bennett loans is 4rc and that loans can These six words, now known as " & has 40 pro fights to his of us this And ed and burden disease the it ,f tragedy by "team I, helped It t0 the )eople the Connally reservation, are imey and be scheduled for repayment up M amu j o P i k I s s h i g h credit, winning 37. 1a1.se $3,0.10 last year No ceiling cancer sooner or later. Thats and feed gne and cloth Garcia 3 bethem, Stooges, IGki; high was set on portant to every American, to a maximum term of thirty-thre- e series: Chief Little Rock, single, lives the amount of money true in every community in the said team game: Early Birds, 594. cause they guai antee that the with his father, 79, and mother, years. will It to e be and the noi set for continue needed, is country. Taka-hash- i. Life on a reservation for him United Nations International Court League Secretary Midge 1!D Cancer Crusade." 68, at 18 W 6000 S., Roy. true until the disease is conquer- - was Any farmers desiring more of Justice cannot be used to desimple with no schools Betty Cagle, split. Me believe that y on cant mea- - ed information on these loans can as it will be, given time or quite crease the sovereignty of the responsibilities. secure this same by contacting sure human life in dollars and and money, UVA e spent most of our tune United States. Merchants . Mr. Capeners Office at Room u s up to 5 011 to cents. Certainly not the half mil- Meanwhile, be reports, March 2 umtmg an(j fishing Many people wonder why this lion West 222 South lives of the to women them Temple, 115, men, guard jour family, LaVar Godfrey, give Kaysville ind. series: Norm Rt II, High reseivation is so important. SureLake and children who develop can-- the best possible chance in the . City 1, Utah. I agriculture teacher at Davis Salt 007; high ind. game: Noun Bell, or ly, they say, the court would not i every year. Last year the event that cancer strikes. And FunSr3I Will was one of eight School, High team 213; high scries: to rule on purely domestic try people of America confirmed our better still, to do what you can speakers at the banquet Fri20, matters. high team game: (belief. We know they will again to pi event cancer. for day given by the Utah Voca939. League Sec. Kay Freeman But it isnt so easy to draw the tional Association "We dont know enough about give us their voluntary and gen- and the line. For example, is our control American Vocational eions support to help sustain the pi event 1011 of this gum dis- - MAnrv J AssociaMonday Mixed Doubles (Holt) the momentum of our thiee over the Panama Canal a "do- tion at the Union because we still have not March 7, 1960 Building, Unimestic issue? The Court might deof research, service and solved the mystery of X, the mon-grams Individual SerieUtah sof High campus. versity A certificate of Excellence cide it was not. And what about education Henry (Harry) Kaysville 473 jster cell. But we do know that has been Donna Poll Kennecott Copper, Thiokol, in Management such masters as immigration laws, "The Cancer Society supports regular health checkup often tin- James Cottrell, 70, 242 North 3rd Dick Hazen 580 Mountain awarded States the Industries and Ajax tariffs, freedom to criticize UN Litton moie than 1,000 scientists who are earths a haimless condition that'West, died of a heart ailment High Individual Game Machine Company by the Company Telephone decisions, the right to test nu- Pressing hying to defeat cancer for all 'might, if neglected, lead to can- - Sunday at 4 45 p m. at his home Voss 165 Betty clear weapons, the right to send were presented membership American Institute of Managetime But there is so much we eer. And a checkup can also fmd here. Hazen Dick 224 Dee Sanders, local . 'can do about this disease Right a tumor while it is still small Brn January 11. 1890, in up satellites? Is it not better that certifications in the association. ment L. Series Team High A. lie of James a son was the United States itself should Dr. ElRoy Nelson, vice presi- manager, said today. ille, of we cuie. can, and and hopeful Right now, 1830 The certificate was granted decide whether these are proper dent of First Security CorporaMis. Schow said that American 6nd Edith Layton Cottrell. On must, tiy to save the lives that High Team Game a the institute after was the guest speaker. completed matters for the World Court to tion, ate wasted every year. I refer Cancer Society volunteers will ills- - November 15, 111, he married Dare Devils 053 examination of the the Salt Lake to the 85. IM) people who die ti ibiite free literature throughout Myrtle C. Blood consider, rather than leaving the Mr. Godfrey and the other firms management Merchants 'of cancer simply because they April, Cancer Conti ol Month. operations decision up to the ,LDS Temple court, seven speakers represented peo- and accomplishments for the High Individual Serie- sMr Cottrell had served as a which has only one member from Don Loe 553 ple who are now employed aft- last year. the United States? farmer and was employed as a The American Institute of High Individual Game warehouseman at Hill Field Base. And remember, the Iron Cur- er vocational training in pubBill O'Brien re204 The family had lived in Hazel, Management is a tain countries have not submitted lic schools. Nald-er- , William Charles search and educational organHigh Team Series Idaho, Clearfield, Wanship, Mar- infant son of Le'and R. and Hill Realty 2371 ization with headquarters in before returning to al1 anc Lay ton The newlv organized Deloris Sleight Nalder, died SatNew York City. High Team Game Kaysville to live. of Cub Scouts at containing an ofNroop Ogden hospital urday 861 In selecting firms to receive During his lifetime he had been three dens held a blue and gold prematuiity. in the LDS Church. He their highest award, consideraactive Mixed in Double 26 the The baby was born March 9. banquet February Sunday tion was given to many phases Den mothers are served as choir leader for over March ward 4, 1960 of the' lhs are members chapel. parents An anniversary dinLayton of operation. 45 years, was group leader of his other High Individual Series Among Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- Mrs. Ethel Holt, Mrs. Veral ner is being planned by memPriest's Quorum, worked 202 West Golden Avenue things, companies were rated Myrt Seideman Smith Mrs. 444 and Saints. In addition to parents, George Rigby High bers of the Layton First Ward on the amount of information faithfully on genealogical commitWalker Donald Craig, pastor with Rev. McGhie 536 Everett include Ray and brothers working survivors Belief Society for March 17 beginand service they provided to High Individual Gam- etee. He was a High Priest In the Phono Kays. 909 J sisters, Lonnie Lee, Lewis Byron, with Mrs. Rigby. ning at 6 p.m. Charge for the their share owners, the ecoKaysville Sixth Ward and had Mill ie Crow Some and 20 165 their a boys par'Cheryl, Tern Lee, Layton, dinner will be one dolheld various other positions in their of nomic organoperation to Revival listen dinJack Dahle Sunday, Time, 213 Byron J. Nalder, ents enjoyed the pot luck grandfather, lar for adults and 50c for children the auxiliary organizations, inKSOP National Radio ization, research and developa.m. Team Seriener. had Cubs made High sattractive Layton. under 12 years of age. as a ward teacher for ment projects instituted to proVoice of Assemblies of God, 2162 Alley Cats Graveside services were con- - place mats and the den moth- - cluding A one act play and some good vide better services to the gen- High Team Game-Al- ley many years. 1 had made favors. Three dicted Monday at p m. in the:ers Sunday School, 9:45 a.m., music will follow the dinner. Survivors include his widow. eral public, production efficiCats 792 Kaysville-LaytoMemorial park angel food cakes decorated with "We hope all our ward members classes for all ages. sales and Kaysville; sons and daughter; El- vigor ency, general scouts cub miniature marching mer B. and Howard 11 are there to enjoy it. We will Morning Worship sendees, Friday Mixed Doubles B., Cottrell executive efficiency in managmound a laige candle provided also have the 'welcome mat out a m. March 4, 1960 both of Ogden; Mrs. Ernest (Alta) ing the business, Mr. Sanders part of the den. to greet all our old friends, is High Team Series High Individual Series Salt Lake City; Binden Sunday evangelistic services, said. Frank Hickenlooper, Williams, 2714 Bowman's Maiket the invitation extended by the 7.30 p.m. Ed Hansen 540 B. Cottrell, Kaysville; Lloyd B. Bonneof Lake vice president Belief Society presidency. Jo Leavitt 544 19 grandHigh Team Game Tuesday, Bible study and prayer ville Council of Boy Scouts of Cottrell, Centerville; High Individual Game & Bowmans six children; . 911 BAD FROM COMES GOOD 7:30 Smedleys p.m. services, America spoke on the imporEd Hansen 210 brothers and sisters: Ralph L., ANCIENT CHINESE PHILOSSo widespread has been the con. You are cordially invited to tance of scout-parerelationK gh Individual Series Jo Leavitt 209 Carl B. Cottrell, Mrs. Alberta OPHY If there is righteousness attend these sendees. stantly increasing use of the variship and the important place Blamnes, all of Kaysville; Mrs. 562 Jene Pint ous principles of radioactivity in High Team Serie- sin the heart, there will be beauty 480 Arlene Reader scouting plays in the lives of Lawrence (Grace) Gailey, South 1216 Flats in the character. If there is beauthe field of medicine that it has young people. Game Team High (Doris) Jordan; Mrs. William in the character, there will be been estimated that, by the end of Hijh Individual Game ty Aw aids were presented to Odd Balls 703 Knighton, Syracuse 200 Samson wasnt the only one 1957, more lives had been saved Jeire Full harmony in the home. If there is Mrs. Holts den by cubmaster Funeral services will be held 180 Arlene Reader Hill Depot League harmony in the home,. there will whose strength lay in the hair by the application of atomic enerEarnest Wilden. Master of cereat 1 p.m. in the Kaysbe order in the nation. When of his head. World Book Encyclo- gy than were destroyed in the inMarch 4, 1960 Monday Mixed Doubles monies for the evening was Thursday ville Sixth LDS Ward Chapel. there is order in the nation, there pedia says a good head of hair credibly destructive bombings of High Individual Series March 7, 1960 chairman Robert Friends may call at the Clearfield is so strong it can support a Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. will be peace in the world.' Oasten J. Beard 641 High Individual Series Campbell. Mortuary Wednesday from 7 to 9 of more than 2,000 pounds. Highways Magazine. weight 473 Highways Magazine. High Individual Game Donna Poll Mrs. Holts den presented the p m. and at the chapel ThursOasten J. Beard 227 580 Dick Hazen flag ceremony. Opening prayer day one hour prior to services Series Team High was offered by Bishop Leavitt High Individual Game Burial will take place in the 3001 Rapiers 165 and the closing, by Dr. George Kaysville-LaytoBetty Voss Memorial Park. High Team Game 224 Dick Hazen Rigby. 1063 Rapiers High Teaifi Series 1830 Ladies' The men who aie really busiThose who marry to escape Tuesday Night League High Team Game something usually find some- est have the most leisure for March 8, 1960 653 Dare Devils James Payn George Ade thing else. everything. Outbuildings Navaho wrestles at night, is HAFB warehouseman by day Cancer Control Month ' and-gras- s , Therf life-savi- 5-- 1 t "; Lccal teacher Speaks at 5-- 7 Banquet 1 Local telephone co. Receives Special honor u6 s; p, Wednesday Cottrell pro-'eas- j a-- 1 ' -' Kays-now- ten-poi- nt 111 non-prof- it Lay-to- Layton First slates Assembly of God Anniversary dinner Church p GlO y d (Iffirrr6rr aMflGD Bi'-ho- . ... ft cub-sco- fig. n Mi CoxiUtawi-tMiwit- vis md to ordor-t- ill Mittni comfort. or Soo Th Drnih Shorn Chovjf Show n cofcx So Mart, NBC TV-- tho Pot Boom Chosj Showroom wooU) ABC TV theefj - Q ?. v fr it- carta Uniform flavor after carton freshness sealed-- ) . . . insistence that only th very best wears its name supplied from Utah fine dairy farms in th . . . high mountain valley . . . these are the reason HI-LA- why COTTAGE CHEESE the favorite of mart housewives than any is DIFFERENCE Kifchen and cook both sparkle with an Chew wagons ere widest where wagons should be with the widest seating, the widest largo spare and the widest choice of power teams in the field. Check any of the five bands, handsome Dew models at your dealers. 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