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Show USDAYjJMAY4j95. THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVILLE, UTAH () PAGE THREE To provide much needl'd Howard Egan. Ljnn M Eldmige, M. Howell, Frank Young Redford, caily water for lands in the ODcl Juanita Elliott, Burnell W. Ellis. Alvin Iiambljn, Jay Harland Sim'district which are now served by Clara Ellis, Sachie Kudo Jean K & Mr mons, Donald Giles TIall, Rulon Mrs Cartir Boundy and the Bonneville canal it hai been eiett. h l Id roll d Ogden P VUM LM1IOX isited x uli .M lamrmrc Drsstrms. t'larrrnv 'Rped'' proposed to turn the surplus high Beverlv Fcarn. Pcnmii H-- L uiu. iX 7TTT Ti.ivis county men were im'm ted Rigby, Howard Strickler Lowe, LI.oiT .Mooie a - Published by- wntifriiriv the canyon t.u earns m- - ,e Jr., H. Maui me Beverly into the armet foreosjluring May. Hal Argyle Briggs. Dpn Westley to the .piesent canal and to provide Korbes, James G. l od NaPeau Sunday m i W Donald B, Manning, aiding to selective seiviee rel.t iVMts Harold Mi Donald ot megar, ttmporary dams in the canal to Ford. Uoseniary l'id M.uleen THE INLAND PRINTING COMPANY Aithur Ijeverne Oitker, Darrell Ray fmee the water to flow in the re- France. Kimi Fujtshige, Kauko Maiih Field, Calif, were last wiik pot Is at Farmington: W tTTTTril Blackwell, Carroll Neil William verse directum toward the south Flynn, Nean David Snmllej tiailey. Hen-r- y end guests of Mr & Mrs Wnltei Dale Nalder oi nlniya.shi, John NATIONAL EDITORIAL This is possible becausO'of the flat Fujita, Baker, J Harris. Frank Everett Huffman, ' Rodger I Buhhr W. Galbraith. han J Gibson. New II Hamsun Thin good. Myron Sadaaki Mizota, Rulon Nicolas' iri admit of Hie canal altho it may Howard Gittms. Jr. At lone M HidMis .Wdls Colli tt nttondtd a Ivan Hess lyCklLAS$OCIATION Golden Bennett, .Frank Smith and Elgie Wjlson. he to or one ASSOCIATION install ; him nt necessary Gwen Iaiu boon of Goodfellow. Mis the home Kin den, twj .Betty cuaswiE uuaifuna ,ft I'mps to force the water Goodfellow, Paul . M Goodfellow, Ihompson in 'Salt Lake Tuesd.i to the extreme south end. Each of Bichard Gibhs Giant Hem C, allot inmn- - given w honor ot Mis ' these would wwihw no tninv i lifts. . second-clas- s 1 3. matter Elmer Wood of Pacific Gioo. CaliA. Gien 1911, MjvdV-P-hiht-Uia- n February ratered aa a H 111 mot or to d el i vy r f i v e , fornia Dawn Gloria Fay.llani-blinlLuuke, second-fee- t of water over the tern Mis Frank With of lit her City Kent Z. 'Hamilton. Clyde Kail porary dams. Bates Hansen visited at the home of Mr X Mis on Hansen, GeotgO Lynn Advertising Application The present plan of Bountiful Neth Hansen, Robeita Hams, Ned Walter lluhler Wednesday Hi) City and Centerville City of F. Hart. Richard 11 Hint. Claume Subscription, $2.50 a year in advance Mrs James E Bennett was a last pleading high water flows of the F. Hatch, Val II. Hatilt. Fred week-en' viMloi to Salt Lake whole Albert W. Epperson, Editor and Manager canyon streams over the gravels on liennefer, lacia Hume. she was the guest of her daughter, the high benches at the mouths of Waiula B. llenrie. Josephine Hep- Phone 109-Mis Dale Eluison 179-' 7 "IT??1 l'a?y,,n ws commend-- ;- orlh. Uoyden Lena Beve.ly Mrs Adv. Witt and Flank 111-Parrish Mgr, Udy Woolsef, , Reporter V. ""'A' V, j , ', of this prac- Hess. Albert Neal Hess. Ralph t Witt of Wayne ' Ll j, were Hclcr City Office Phone 10 Sunday tu-was recommended together K John llight, guests of Mr X Mrs Walter Rubwith the possibility of using the Hickenlooper, Hill. Donna Mae i It. ier and family Dean ihilip fire hieaks constructed by the for IaiRce Hill, Douglas iVa.vne Hill, Mis Gomel- Rollins of Moigan est service for a similar purpose, Aiko Hirabayasln. Dona 1, HoVisited at the home of her parents, Haights Bench aiea and ti extend R has been proved that this prnc-tte- e Jean llolbiook, John V Mr &t Mrs Samuel B Rushfinth. to the lands south of Bountiful gan, has been highly beneficial in Hull Hetty Ronald G. Holt. Isabel M dining the past week Alternate imiiim, o a 011 trou , , iec hanging the drain tunnels and Beth somo crnllv r Hopkins, Akira Iloiuuhi. Mrs Janies K. nETAONNlN nwy u""" Hulsc. Mis Rose 1aiker is visiting i claInminimi, im's in Ogden this woke Marjorie Tsuneko Further conservation of (It) The proposed Shote Line Mrs Grace Staikey of Roy has Dawn DiKue JacobJack, lhyllis Hie ,n several artesiun basins promises to hold much inter- - t,r been J.n Khla the guest of her daughter, Jean ksoti. son, Mary est for Davis County Fruit Grow-la- s been discussed with the s Mrs Howard for .sei from whence they may obtain omniendation that the State En-- a jjaques, James William Jamieson, veral Helen JohnT Hubert Johnson, days goodly supply of relatively fresh Kmer In urged to take mote son. Klvin Ixon Johnson. Mat Mis Rosuloo Egbeit of Salt Hike Actual Shortage Exists In water join to replace the highly alkn- - Mrmgent measures to see that all Ann K Keddington, was a last week-enJost, Douglas guest of Mr line water now being obtained t hi u flowing wells are capped in the B & Mis Kail Kghcit Elaine Keith Many Places, Group Head Miriam Kellogg. the Boneville pumping plant This mm-ir- i igation season There has Pvt lame E Bm ton. son of Mr Klda Mae States a great deal of dissatisfaction Kemloll, Jim Kikuilu. project will commence with a dike ll King, llaiue & Mis Robert E Burton, was home Garth Kimhcr, across Willard Bay in Box Elder niong artesian well owners who Kosaiku, Jay A IjuhI, Wendell from llohlis. New Mexico, over the county to pick up Bear River water hau lcen required to practice on a cross country flight. Law. Joseph K Lawson, Auiliea week-enwill follow the old shore line s'yation measures by capping Although the BOUNTIFUL 11 Miss Kldoia Odd, who leiently Hubert laiton. Layton, Maty Canal Da of wells Lake Salt while other land under the past Ogden and Boun- UNjr irrigation Sue Iaiyton. Patricia Iaiy ton, joined the marine eoips women's tiful thence across the Jcwdan Riv- wells are allowed to run all year 'lliomas system has one of the states best W. Layton, Esther Ixe, auxiliary, will leave Saturday for disthe under are other of er there Delta Black to Rock used for guise being water supplies, beyond GarFuiren Iiovc, Kulon J Love, Bar- basic training at Camp Le Jeune, tricts in Davis county which are field. This canal may be as much Muck ponds These farmers claim bara E. Lundgren. Dilworth N Ly- N C. actually short of water and jiome as "JiNl feet wide and 2l) feet deep that such conservation measures do man. with no water at all Robert G. and will intercepOthe Bear, Ogden, not help rc'charge the artesian baGive him the equipment Ferrell Madsen, Jams Madsen, Harding, president of the Davis Weber and Jordan Rivers as well sins but only increase the flow of Joyce Madsen, Gloria Benhe needs, when lie needs the that Major, duck pond wells. County Water Users Association as a large number of smaller cannie- M. Mangus, Norccn Manning,. it! UUYMOKK WAK week. streams and this fresh The water Davis 1U)NI)S yon stated County Water Users Katherine Mannos, Yasuko Mutsu-mot10.00 DURING THE SEVENTH! To offset these shortages and springs en route. This canal is has voted to support the Utah State A. Ruth Everett McEntire, to fresh Water deplanned of Users Association in the provide procesbring an even distribution McGhie, Gene S. Mercer, Jarvis B. water supply, directors of sing water for industrial plants as velopment of all water projects in Miles Richard Miles, Vemice Lu- Wall, Bertie Del Walsh, Roger M. the association are giving serious well as for irrigation use by primp- Utah, Mr. Harding said, and urged cille Miner, Davis Phillips Mitchell, Waterfall Alan B. Weaver, Charactive support of the immediate Doris consideration to a number of new ing from the canal. Shizuko Miyugishima, Ayn-k- lotte Whitesides, Ellen A- White-sidewater development projects, Mr. The above three projects are un- development of reclamation projJeanne Wiggill, Max G Miyawakl, Yasuko Miyawaki, Harding said. Among the proj- der study at the present time by ects in the upper Colorado River Bette Morgan, Jack K. M or lock, Wiggill. Ieo.Wilpox, David Willey, Two Illocks South of Court House - ' It is planned to ask the Bonita Morris, Isabella Morton, Jo- Willis L. Wilson, IaWcen Winters, ects which the association now has the Reclamation Service and more Basin. State Engineer and Utah Water FARMINGTON - . . RHONE 103 under consideration are the follow complete details are anxiously seph Blaine Moss, Lee W. Moss, I.yolya Wixorn, R. Edward Wood, ing: Gwen Wood. Jetta Wood. IatUue when released by thfe Rec- Users Officials to meet with the Lela Moss, Patsy Del Moss. Davis County Committee in devel(1) A water development pro- lamation Service. Wallace K, Nalder, Daniel Ivan Wood,' Norma Jean Wood, Kathryn $25.00 REWARD will be paid for information leading the Countys water projects, oping Clew Woolf, Ileene' Worsley, NorA study will be made of the the gram just adopted by the associaR. New John (t) Naylor, bold, Joyce to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons president said. R. Wright. Kim Yamaki, Mh tion lists an extension of the Davis possibility of carrying water from D. Ogzewalla, Mi- ma Weston Nicholls, who stole the above pictured saddle. e andWeber Canal to provide water the Deer Creek Reservoir thru the Yamane, Isao Yokomizn. noru Okuda, Fay Pace, Darryll ad1945 south of and lands Kenneth I). Yoneda, lying fpr Salt Lake Aqueduct ta serve orPack, Darrell R. Page, Erma L. jacent to the present terminus of chard lands in the south end of the Page, Gayle PageMarilya-Pag- e, the canal with a possible extension county. This would involve pick' Marilyn Parker, William Parker, into the Bountiful-Nort- h Salt Lake ing up the water at the terminus of KAYSVILLE The largest sen- George A. Parkin, Harold F. ParDistrict. the Salt Lake Aqueduct at the in the history of Davis rish. Arnold DeWayne Paxton, Eli(2) Routing a new high line ca- mouth of Little Cottonwood Can- ior class M. IjcwIh Patschool received high denal from Weber River commencing yon. Such a pipe line would graduation di- zabeth NoelPatterson. L. Payne, Dorothy terson, above Devils Gate and cutting or liver water to this area at an ele- plomas Friday evening at exercises Pelton. Don H. Perkins, Marshall tunneling thru the sand ridge above vation several hundred feet above held at the high school. The names J. Perkins, Sonia Peterson. Max of ,)17 on were students the gradu- L. Hill Field to serve lands in the the upper Bonneville Canal. Phillips, Lucille Platts. Donna ation roll. Poll. Beth Powell, Dorothy PutGraduates are: Charleen Adams, LaRee Adams, nam. Fawn Jetta Rampton, llarlo NielVictor II. Adams, Teruko Akasa-ca- . son Randall, Shirley Blaine RanPeter Alexopoulos , Lueen Ruth Anderson. Emer Howard dall. James R. Rasmussen, ThomArbuckle, Joyce Arbuckle, Ellen as V. Rasmussen. Darrell Ray, McKean Argyle, Ray H. Argyle, John P Ray. Donald Reid, Miriam lyron K. Armstrong. Jeraldean Reid. James H. Rentmeister, Afton Rice, Elaine Richards, Daisy Rich- Ashdown, Dorothy E. Askea Wanda Jean Backman, Thelma ter. Betty Jane Rigby, Dexter I tagnell, Evelyn Bair, LaRue Ball, Roberts, Shirley Roberts. Kmi Sakamoto, Gloria Gay SalisBallard. Marvin Leo Josephine Helen Ballard. RusBell W. Bambrough. bury, Geraldine Sanders. Ruth Barber, Effie Thurgood Schultz. Don F. Scoffield, Lois lames, Blair Niels Barton, Charles Sedgwick. Iorine Seifert, Doris Everett Bennett, Paul E. Benton, Louise Sepal, Alfred Merle SesD. Cacnell Bettridge, Alton Jay sions. Jean Sessions, Conllu Sesllain,- Jerry Bloraquist, James B. sions, Phil J. Sessions. Sherman Beck Sheffield, Richard Wayne Bodily, Elnora Jean Boulton, Bowen, Billie Bridge, Hal Ar- Shepherd, Joe Shimoji, Danzo Maxine Sleight, Wayne gyle Briggs, Joan Briggs, Margie Briggs, Gary C. Brimhall, Donna Smedley, Charley H. Smith, Dean Brown, Wilma Brown, Edna Bry- II. Smith, Janet Mae Smith. Joy son. Shirl H. Bunting, Ethel Bur- Smith, LaVaun Smith, Lowell M. nett, Norma Burnham, Donald II. Smith, Luana Smith, Sarah Jean Burt, Stewart D. Burton, Mary Lou Smith, Dean S. Stahle, I. Arlene Steed, Karl William Stephen, La Butler. Beverly Call, Lucille Call, Verne Von Stephens, Mary Lois Stephens, P. Call Gordon El Cardall, Emma Arlene Stevenson, Lois Stevenson, Jean Carver, Bernice Child, L. W, Taylor Stone, Shirley Streeper, Child, Geraldine Chris- Calvin S. Stringham, Helen Mau-rin- e Sullivan, Enace Swallow. tensen, Robert H. Christensen, Arlene Christiansen. Carol Shoji Takasugi, Mary Tavey, E Clayton, Anne Cleverly, Dorothy laine Taylor, Jean Caryl Taylor, Ethel L. Jean Coffey, Cleveland Cook, Ge- Barbara Thompsfn, nevieve Cook, Glen Cox, .Peggy Thompson, Gerald II. Thompson, Dick Thornley, Merl M. Thurgood, Crist, Delores Croft. Darrell L. Dalton, Raymond C. Wanda Thurgood, Olive Tlngey, Dalton, Carina Darley, Jim Dar- Frank S. E. Treft, Leo Trueblood, nell Barbara Dawson, DeVon Day, Beverly Tuellert Bill Uchino, RobMarjean Day, Ralph Downs, George ert J. Vest. Victor Smith Waite, Della A, Drakos, Marjean 0. Dunn, Dick KAYSVILLE Davis Inductees For May Listed i N iX r, i 1 ' jtumkt. 'eTSraroniarcTTTlMrr j Beautiful American Saddle Bred j d PALOMINO STALLION d i ll.-Mo- R; 1 - WATER USERS CONSIDER MANY NEW PROJECTS -- () wa-Can- al rec-er- 0H-nshaw- . d con-an- d d vis-Web- er FEE 1 o, - o AT TIME OF SERVICE LEE BURNHAM s, h-i- Yu-kiy- Graduates At Davis Are Listed Al-o- n. i - Se-e- na Shi-ramiz- u. Law-renc- e U-ril- la They're giving their all ... back thorn up with YOUR dollars! THE SUNSET MORTUARY f & THE battl A5,the heart 1 - asked to invest in two war loans, as against on this time. No need to tell you that War 'Bonds are the aafeat and best investment in th world. So pour out your might, Americana, la th MIGHTY . 7th War Loan. Lets show our valiant Fighting Men that wers backing them to the limit of our means . . . 100. lines approach home- of the enemy' land, the fighting grows fiercer . . . and more costly in men, materiel, and money. 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