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Show fc""'ME-- MCSOnUHO USHERS AL i rf C02P 141 PIERPOIST AVI. SALT LAST CUT 10.UTA3 53rd Year April 3, 1958 VOLUME LII KAYSV1LLE, DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY, Layton acting NO. 48 Clair Whiteside, Layton, has been appointed act-n- g program n postmaster pending by the Post Office Department. Mr. Whitesides is filling the wsition left by Robert Barton who died recently after hav-n- g been postmaster in this immunity for many years. During the past 31 years Mr. Whitesides has been a rural arrier in the Layton area prior o his appointment to his presexam-natio- ent temporary 27, 1958 I34jarae.ro Postmaster Is appointed Layton FEBRUARY Layton Some 248 farmers in the Davis County Conservation District are cooperating in the District, it was noted in the recently published annual report. These farmers have agreed to practice soil and water conservation on 18,577 acres of land. Basic conservation plans have been completed by 134 land owners, position. . W1 with 47 of them accomplish-n- g their goals last year. Water application was im proved on 1742 acres, with 310 acres of land leveled, two farm ponds built, 530 small .irrigation structures installed and nearly four miles of new ditch constructed. The report noted that 11 irrigation companies were assisted with planning and construction work on their canal systems. Canal lining and large pipelines installed were 0447 linear feet and included 24 large ir- Rotary Club Kaysville The Kaysville Ro-ar- y Club met Wednesday at .he Davis High School cafeteria x hear Davis High Principal 5 mil Whitesides and Farrell What is Humphreys discuss wrong with the schools. Eldon Frost is program chairman. S CALLING PARENTS TO REMIND THEM of the Davis High School to be held this sponsored round-tabl- e evening (Thursday) is Mrs. Richard Purcell, Layton and t student Reggie Roybal. The buzs session is scheduled for j 7:30 p.m., but parents are being invited to arrive earlier for visiting with the school people. The round-tabl- e will be held in the field house. ( Ref Photo) A al Do parents really care? Davis A sponsored Round-tabl- e to discuss P-T- rigation structures. Drainage outlets being constructed by the Weber Basin Conservancy District are stimu lating drainage activity on in dividual farms, the report stated. Last year the conservation district assisted with drain ing 200 acres, and there are now several farmers waiting for drainage investigations to determine the most efficient way to drain their farms. Last year there were tours and demonstrations held to acquaint the public with the work of the Davis Weather By Lynetta McCarty language be a requirement for Kaysville An all-oeffort graduation ? s being made at Davis High Would an ROTC be School to- - determine the atti- desirable at Davis? program Elder High game last week are JUMPING HIGH FOR' ONE during the Davis High-Bo-x tudes of on a series Can the arts survive in these parents the Darts Ed Tillman (44) and J. L. Dixon (23). Davis non the game 48 to 38. The unof questions which are facing times of stress on science? ill play at Bountiful tomorrow night. Ogdefeated Darts, ton team in Region One-Twthe min. 37JS; mean of the )f the schools. The program is under the den com ns tv KavHvile for the fnsl game next week. (Picture by Dennis Adams) week, 50.3 degrees. Do parents care whether direction of Mrs. G. Gibbs more emphasis is placed on Smith, president of the Davis activities or academic work? High PTA. Should more emphasis be Layton Three Layton wards More tours and demonwere affected by changes in strations including some for placed on science? Should girls have the same membership for their Wards schools and teachers are as outlined by President I. Hav- planned for 1058. opportunities to go to college as boys? en Barlow of the Layton Stake Along the line of informing Do parents know the value at young evenilfg Sunday presidency land a our. people, Charles judging (Bob) Kaysville ser- contest of the testing program at Dathe Sacrament different held was last The Clearfield Clearfield Davis Junioi spring Lessey. Guest speaker for the day Simpson, North , Layton Second, Fourth for the Davis High Agricultur- vis High? presileni vas Richard L. Evans of the unior Chamber of Commerce Mr. Phill Hensen, president vices. High, was An exchange of ideas on of the Clearfield club, an- and Seventh Wards were in- al students. of the Davis County Educa- LDS Church Council of the these and other provocative was presented with a Travel- nounces that the square danc- formed of new boundary lines tion Association at the annual Twelve. Reports were heard questions is the purpose of the A institute held Friday at , the from chairmen., of the standing ing Trophy" in a meeting held ing activity which is being fpr their Wards. round-tabl- e discussions which was Subdivision Holt All of new club house their last club be the it by Fourteen members Davis High SchooL sponsored from .well as 'Ommittees at be held. at Davis High, ofLayton will;, Sea included into the awardweek. new The was members to closed . for' Layton Mpr-ganthe Mrs. Julia Layton and James Superintendent Seventh Ward trophy Samuel Layton Thursday, February 27, at 7:30 Sunday School will be presented to them for the largest per basic instruction after this Fri- ond Ward relieving the crowd L. Herndon acted as. p.m. ventage of increase in mem day night. Those who are ex ed conditions in the Seventh ed pins for 100 of the institute. attendance Lunch was served before Specially invited guests in- during bership during the year. Offi- perienced dancers are welcome Ward and a small portion of Other officers elected includthe year 1057, according clude Samuel addsuperMorgan, cials of the Jaycees organiza- to come out and participate the Fourth Ward was also to an announcement made by ed Bessie Stevens, Wasatch, of Davis County tion who presented the trophy even after this date. The ed to the Second Ward. Pres-- i Kaysville Dads night will intendent vice president; Myrtle Cooper, Superintendent Reed Whito-sideHarold assistant Holt, to the club were National charge for the evening will ident Barlow with his coun- be held next Thursday, March Schools, Wasatch; Margaret Barnett, Sunday, February 23. Bob Olsen, a member of be $1.00 per couple. Dancing selors John Park and George luperintendent; Wilbur Ball, Mrs. Grace Forbes has the Sunset; and Lois Boyack, North 8, at 7:30 p.m. by the Kays- assistant the Roy club, and State Vice starts at 7 :30 p.m. in the North Wilcox were in attendance at ville superintendent of the highest record with 11 consecuDavis Junior High, director! school elementary InUtah of Public President Department Dick Jr2 of District SunDavis - High gym. each of the three Wards area one; Jack Brailsford, Cenaccording to Wendell Maxfield, struction, and Miss Dorothy tive years of perfect attendDavis County Clearfield tral Junior High; Alice Johnance to her credit. Karen day evening. chairman. Zimmerman, last years UEA $151,040 purchased son, Whitesides, directors, area residents be will a Wright is next with eight years There prepanel president. Bonds two; Leona Clawson, Kays- worth of U.S. Savings for education of sentation All members of the faculty pertect attendance and Sophia K.J percent of ville, Dale Tolman, South Da- during January, world peace by American FMeld will be in attendance at this Weaver and Evelyn Evans tied 1058 sales the" goal, countys vis Junior High, directors, area wi(h two years each. Service Foreign Exchange stu- special program. Those who received recognithree; and Afton Moss, West Harold C. Steed, chairman for school in this dents All the citizens attending throughout Bountiful, Glen Tonge, Boun North Davis County, reported tion for one years perfect atarea. atare to community urged tiful elementary, directors area .his week. R. Panel members will be tend and as one person has tendance were - Elizabeth Smith, Ezra Harris, Christine Switzerland; stated, Charles in his two-bi-ts Put Layton Magic Moments the Ball with Melba Ortiz act Joye, Blaine Schofield, Tracy W. Hess Willy Groot, France; Heather worth. Kaysville Brailsford, with silhouettes done in black ing as general chairman for the The answer to many disturb- Kathy Foreman, Kathryn Nielwith a color scheme of silver Friday night dance and Floyd and LeGrande T. Hess were re- MacVie, England; and pink, is the setting for Morgan, decoration chairman; elected to the Board of DirecSingapore; and Kay Shef- ing problems may be found son, Robert Harris, Patsy HarIr:he Layton Stake MIA Gold Jean Meibos, advertising, and tors of the Haights Bench attendance at this ris, Curtis Harris and Joan field, Kaysville, who went to through crawled and Green Balls to be held this Jean rigation and Water Company Greece last year. Clearfield The Favorite room. The thieves then meeting and an understanding Harris. refreshment Fikstead, in Friday and at the stockholders meeting Mrs. Allen L. Strong is student problems of today Cleaners, 35 South State, was .hrough a paneless window Saturday evenings chairman. Saturday nights last week in Farmington. president. the favorite stopping place of the main portion of the build- at 8:30 in the White Church. dance has Geniel Wilhelmson held may be found. Hold-ovJohn directors are Other topics which will be Friday night has been planned as general chairman with Mary burglars last Wednesday night ing. Hes-lo- p considered include: who took the cleaner to the for the Senior Ball and Satur- Ann Adams, decoration chair- Rigby, Newell Hess, Jesse was taken the money and A. D. Miller. Should the study of a foreign cleaners" and emptied the till Only P-Tand no attempt was made to day night for the Junior group. man, Cathy Wilcox, advertising Franklin R. Richards, secre A and made off with about 1250 steal Both music be will Geraldine and nights, refreshGreen, in the the of clothing any of the said a in cash. president furnished by the George Fisher ment chairman. Stake workers tary, the Layton Guest speaker at The loss was not noticed un- building. orchestra. who have assisted are Imo-gin- e boaid will be named ab the Layton Seventh Ward SacraThe final Parent-Teache- rs Layton next meeting. til one of the cleaners, Fred The theft led law officers to A floorshow has been planned ViTimmons, Carol Wade, ment service on Sunday, FebAssociation meeting their to take warn merchants cash the regisfor opened Omura, each evening with talent- vian Wright, Lester Wade and for the Layton Elementary ruary 23, was Edward Tem-l-R.e ter the next morning to make Jays receipts to the bank and ed guests singing the theme John Morgan. an ordained will be held Thursday, in n school their on Jr., a Braby, leave North place customer. Farming-toan light for Farmington early change The Sixth Ward song and dances by the girls Junior worker, and father of Mrs. will be showing off their March 6, in the school cafePolice Chief A. G. Padgett jf business as well as a light from the Eighth and Third Gleaners and a Seventh Ward Lester Wade, Layton. new recreation hall at the Gold teria at 7:30 p.m., according and Officer Herbert Mottishaw iver the rear door. Kaysville Girl Scout Troop Two other speakers were and Green Ball scheduled Sat to Mrs. Roselyn Christensen, Sunday School class of MIA said it is also Wards. investigated the burglary and Chief IfPadgett Two committees have been age are helping with the 503 met Saturday at the club Beehive chairman. The prosafes are placed so Tremelling, said that entrance to the build- helpful room. The girls had received Pattyand Dennis Barker, urday, March 8, at 8:30 p.m. publicity working on arrangements for officers that ,on night gram has been outlined by Mrs. girl, police been had through gained ing had to answers letters The be homewill dance a they Music was Howard Smith, program chairDeacons an unlocked door in the boiler duty can see them. written to a girl scout troop by Lela Quorum. Christensen, vocalist, coming affair with anyone who man, and will feature C. Cleveben India. It was most interestin has ever lived the ward land who will speak on Civil accompanied by George Ryt--ining cordially invited to come Defense. ing as the first page of the . ; to see the improvements. The Gay Nineties members as follows: decora- letters was in Indian script Layton Reminders of the meeting on the secwith translation the There has been a floor show will be sent home with . the tions, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brails- ond emerged with all its page. and refreshments will school children and parents are planned including a Country store ford, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. After they had read their be served. t pot bellied stove, cracker bar- Evan Whitesides, Mr. and Mrs. letters, the urged to attend. a nature took girls rel and a real bar where apple Lee Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Jay .v hike. cider could be obtained when Simmons, and Mr. and Mrs. Layton Friday, February 28, ance. The Reverend Daniel Dun- the Layton Dance Club met Joseph Johnson, Jr.f invitations the monthly Stats Fellowship will have Friday, February 21, at Cen- and mixers, Mr. and Mrs. Ken meeting of the Assembly ofn can, Drafrerton, Utah, at tral Davis Junior High. A buf- Brailsford and Mr. and Mrs. the Lay-toin meeting held young peoples God Church will be The monument fet supper also in keeping with Lynn Judkins; menu, Mr. and Kaysville at the City HalL Three ses- 8:30 p.m. under his supervision to honor made the com- Dick Mrs. the featured occasion being Mr, Cook, at be will chairmen, garlic sions are planned with the aft- and guest speakers the safe Kaysville Mrs. Helen P. Gibwar Mrs. s. bread, dead, and othbaked Fred imunitys and beans Hansen, Mj- ' ernoon session beginning at 2:30 both afternoon and evening road-e-- o and son, Davis County librarian, er specialties of that day, was and Mrs. Floyd Maisey, Mr. driving teen-ag- e Donald Reverend Craig Almbassadors p.m., Christs and state national the Mrs. has been named chairman of Jaycee under served God and the Mr. romantic of Wayne Page, evelight of Layton Assembly Layton The Blue and Gold Charlotte Dahl and Darlene meeting at 6:30 p.m. and Dinbe discussed at National Library Week, which will convention Mrs. of kerosene and Eldon Mr. and host lamps. Sill, is the Church for Cub Scout Pack Talbot and . Bishop . George G. pastor. 7:30 at service p.m. banquet ning Mrs. LeGrande Simmons, Mr. the Jaycee board meeting to- will be observed from March 811 in Layton, was held Febis cordially invited to Mr. and Mrs. ner will also be served at 5:30 Ronnenkamp. - Others receivJames home the 16 22. Biggs to Mrs. and Derrah Wiggill, and night .Thursday) at, , 21 in the recreation hall ing awards were all services. David A. ruary were general chairmen of the Mr.1 and Mrs. p.m. for all those in attend attend Mrs Fred week of is held, Kirby. Library of the White Church. Twenty-sig- Adams, Jerry Billings, Steven George event with other committee Gibson says, to promote the awards were presented to Randall, Kris Johnson, Billie Lions will prestige of reading itself, by the Scouts and their Den Moth- Duane Petersen, Paul Reed demonstrating the vital . role ers thank Jonas, Michael Shaw, Randal with seven Davis YWMIA that libraries can play in the you along . ip Civil Roberts, John Gardner, Clyde pins. in aloud the of fun reading The program under the su- Dahl, Wayne McCallum, John To Clearfield A monthly board family, the rewards of reading pervision of Pack committee- Layton, Gail Strasburg, Steven The Kaysville meeting of the North Davis Kaysville Herb Smart, Civil as a leisure-tim- e .activity and men, Alfred Billings. Junior Talbot, Kaysville Buckley, Robert ' for chairman Defense Kaysthe contribution that reading Varney and Floyd Buckley, Cub Porter, Larry Ward Relief Society will Stake YWMIA will be held at David Bockholt, Paul Clearfield In an effort to project in general. It was their Third the home of Mrs. Douglas In- ville, will present guest can make to career advance- Master, included the s meetflag cere- James Varney, Robert Ames, become qualified to give air feeling that in doing this they present the Sacrament 51)5 E. 200 South, Feb. speaker to the Lions Club at ment." gram, Den 4; prayer, Den 6; Sam Hovey, Ronald Harmon, consideration to the Hoffman would be better qualified to ing program Sunday, March 2, 20. It will commence at 7:30 dinner meeting, Thursday at Mrs. Gibson added that the mony by and Third Ward of Thank You Jojt Sheya, Marvin Bowden, presentation Homes proposal in Clearfield, make .'any recommendationsin it the Second will Larkins and include board all Cafe, habit of reading in Utah is not pins, Alfred Billings; Financial Calvin Chapel at 0 p.m. The theme is p.m.' Simmons, Patrick Grovseveral members of the . City that might be called, for will a make ac$15 The Club with increased reports. Junior Varney; award er, Kent Offret, Choose You This Day, dis- members. Plans for future the pace to keeping highly disputed made a board regards trip Shirley GardPlanning tivities will be discussed by de- donation to Civil Defense, it education and leisure time. cussing lasting value in presentation, Floyd Buckley; ner and Michael Gardner. down to the project that Hoff- question as to whether or not announced. was heads. als 60 partment been It has reported that olessing on , the food, Bishop man ha developed at Kearnd. Hoffman Homes .should 'be in changing world, The banquet was prepared by Mrs. Myrtle Phillips will play percent of American adults did George G. Ronnenkamp; re' Members of the board were lowed to develop the area not read a book last year. It tiring of the. colors, Den .4; a committee under the direction organ music. Mrs. Beth Dredge Gerald- - Heaton. Ken Gardner, 3ast Clearfield. t of Mrs. Alfred Billings and has also been found that' ind closing player. A" meeting of city officials will present the welcome. Othand Ross Kearl. Meeting repThose receiving Thank You included ham with all the trimMr. and Mrs. Jack Burton Kaysville The American Le reader is a leader, and not resentatives from the realty and the representatives of er talks will be given by Pearl Unit No. 82 'will juvenile delinquent, good rea- pins were former Den Moth mings and cherry pie. Table companies involved In the land Realty Companies mentioned Bishop, Jean Sanders and Lynn and children, Bountiful, were gion Auxiliary March place cards and meet Nance. visitors 3, at the son in itself for encouraging ars, Ortell Young, Margaret decorations, is scheduled her of for Monday, in ibove Clearfield, Tuesday parents, Sunday they transaction home of Mrs. Amos Odd at the young people to do more Thornton, and Lola Lucas; Den favors were made by the boys toured the Kearns area inspect- night at the request of the Music vyill be by the singing Mr. and Mrs. Irving ' Horten se H o v e y in the individual Dens. mothers, mothers. 7:30 p.m. reading than ever before. ing,, the model homes and the Realty Companies. o, Clearfield Jaycees Elects officers at institute Win travel trophy Davis Education Association ut dis-trict- 14 will get Pins for ed Attendance v Kaysville Planning Night for dads P-T- s, or Bond sales Magic Moments theme Haight Bench Of Layton Gold, Green Election held Burglars take $250 Chwee-Hock-Gu- y, A Last meeting er Layton 7th Girl Scouts Hold Gay Nineties dance Layton Assembly of God g. Mrs. bric-a-br- host state meet Kaysville H. ' 28 cub scout awards at Dlue and Gold banquet ht Clearfield planning group Tours homes at Kearns Relief Society give program i N. hear Of Defense . Kaysville News set Gibson Named library Jaycees Week chairman - ses-lion- Of North Farmington Gold and Green Legion Auxiliary i |
