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Show V T- . V :,r ftp a ar y : vJ y 'f? : 'A -- -- v i i V 1 ' - : . . , . I Jew sewing center Opens at Clearfield - i qA'P-- ) J A - ,iAr 'jy r ; m with Ray Jorgehsen chairman of the scholarship committee at Davis High, and Davis Mrs. Strng is educational and scholarHigh School Principal Emil Whitesides, right. American Legion Auxiliary and Mrs. Lar the of ship chairman of the Clearfield Unit of the is organization, the son ' president By Danny 4 " hours Business for the P-- Try Our. Food and be Convinced! four different ways of preparing breakfast eggs and cooked cereals. . The third year they pro4-- H gressed to more difficult and advanced phases of cooking and helped to preserve fruit Clearfield included The girls in which preparing learned to plan, prepare and Four-the Kitchen-Aire- a cooked and uncooked, fruit, serve whole meals and pack group have achieved an un- muffins from scratch, hot nourishng lunches to be eat-- ! usual record. For three years en away from home. They also in a row they have won a learned proper table settings! Advertising and hlped to preserve fruit blue ribbon at the Davis Counfor their own families and ty Fair and have been chosen a recipe file of all foods kept to represent Davis County at Helps prepared. the Utah State Fair, where The girls were directed by Mrs. Dorothy Pehrson, 164 they also won blue ribbons. You The first year, 1957, the South 500 Eact Street, who1 has been a Four-leader for girls excelled in the first phaze of cooking which included four . years. Live The girls are the daughters making biscuits, muffins and cookies from their own quick-mi- x of Faunt and Beth Montgowhich they had blended mery, Charles and Elizabeth Better themselves. They also learned Davis, Waynard and Ida candy making, Adams, Frank and Ida Terry, nourishing sandwich fillings and econo-- For Vern and Mina; Moss,. Darmical fruit milk drinks. rell and Mary Ames, Jim and The second year they adKay Imlay, Lyle and Beth vanced to making attractive Halle and Ross and Maureen Less and nutritional breakfasts Sanders. LUNDS CAFE Unusual achievement noted Ferguson By Farmington school Tallhorn was a real tycoon if ever there was one. He lived on a big spread Clearfield .Why stay in den, Education and Scholar- school!" was the subject of ship chairman of the Depart a talk given by Ray Jorgensen, ment of Utah, spoke to the biology teacher and chairman group on public law 634 (war of the scholarship committee orphans education act). at the meeting held recently Mrs. Merlin Strong, educa- by the American Legion Auxi- - tion and scholarship chairman 0f the Clearfield Unit spoke liary Clearfield Unit 134. The meeting was held in the to the group also. Rounding out the evenings post homet 690 North Main. A special guests of the even- entertaining and educational ing was Mrs. Lloyd Wignall, meeting was a vocal solo by president of the Department Mrs. Edward Eisenbrant and of Utah. American, Legion a violin solo by Richard Kay, son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Auxiliary. Mrs.' Lester Bryan of Og - IKay. said. new establishment will be from 11 ' a.m. until 7 Mondays through Saturdays, A" formal grand' opening the manager announced, beof the store is being planned ginning this weekend. cakesa Sixth Grade student of Allen Van Dyke, Scholarship expert at meet - t Taylor 4-- H Texas Tallhorn Auxiliary hears talk by plete line of Singer products, auch as sewing - ma- cleaners, vacuum chines, etc.? Mr. floor polishers, . V , I THE KITCHEN AIRES have unusual achievement record during paat three years. Members of the club are, front row, left to right; Connie Montgomery, Kay Davis, Leader Dorothy Pebrson, Carol Adams and Vicki Terry; rear, left to right, Kathy Moss, Karen Ames, Sharon Imlay, Andrea Hqlls and Anita Sanders. MRS. MERLIN .STRONG, left, and Mrs. Leslie Larson discuss scholarship problems j rt t tMnu-a- , JL , , V: fr ; Yj 1 ,, for Dec. 1st, according I Lynn Taylor, manager. .We will ' be carrying the com- A' new busiClearfield ness is being added to, the shopping area along Clearfields Main Slreet, : this . week. , , a be to need, of Long, felt , business-areathe Clearfield the Singer' Sewing Machine' Co.', is opening a Bewhigma-chin- e and service center at 253 North Main St., next Hildoor to the McEntire ton Lumber Co., . NT' Page 4. November 12, 1959 , R ! . Xrx;.:. - - REFLEX-LEADE- 'if I -- fi r. I y $ "'? ' at .s $r J ( fyj vy, Clearfield groups H Tex 91 Between Kaysville and Layton on Highway (Formerly Sills Cafe) NOW . near Horsehide, Texas. His spread was so big that when he phoned from one side to the other aide, the ring did not get there until he had forgotten what he had called for. Although his spread was mostly for cattle, Tex raised cotton, peas, peanuts, corn potatoes, watermelons, and a few oil wells. Tex had such a big herd of cattle, that he had to move em to market in small herds of 6,000 head or so. Once he moved his entire herd all at the same time and it made so much dust, A peti tion Clearfield (2) A careful survey of that people in London had to turn their lights on, and seeking to change the side similar zones in other prothe Rio Grande went muddy ' . v ; of the gressive citiqs would indi yard requirements for 10 years. out cate is Clearfield that city was presented to the He had such big potatoes side Clearfield City Council and of line with that R-- 2 only one would fit in an in was considered by the Plan- yard requirements sack. , ' zone. Commission at a spening His peanuts 'were as big cial meeting prior to the consis(3) Courts have as watermelons while his city tojncil meeting last tently held that planning watermelons were so huge The s, petiMonday night. philosophy deals in they had. to be sliced with tion requested the s, not ideals or blades. side' yard requirements in leaving this matter heliocopter Hi? cotton fields were so the R-- 2 zone be reduced of ideals to protective from 8 feet and 12 feef side vast, the boll weevils gave or the R-- l zone. to minimum an up eating. The picking mayards (4) Modern homes, more chines are so big, that once and a total of both side often than not, require or one of the : operators heard yards rof 16 feet. j The Planning Commission" desire carports or garages. s roaring noise inside and In earlier subdivision with discovered he had sucked a appointed a special commitWere celebrating your, birthday this week. Even i lota, this was not cyclone into the I tee, consisting of Ken Gardhopper not really. your birthday, dont worry.. Weve borrowed In new subdiviner, Newell Crookston, and possible. Tex had oil wells also. s, sions with wide November birthday for you from a friend of ours. Dan Imhoff, to meet with Some were so deep that you is often thia again the builders and study this could hold your ear over the not possible. The front footrequest for reducing the dry hole aud hear tigers side yard requirements and age costs of utilities and growl in India. make .a recommendation to paving, as well as costs of Tex had some smaller the Planning Commission at building homes, has consisbut they were as things, and virtualto risen tently their next regular meeting valuable as the others. For of the ly deny opportunity on Nov. 16, 1959. instance, his solid gold sadcitizens Clearfield have to The, petition .carried 13 dles. emerald spurs, sigm-airc.which included carports or garages in an heeled boots, and last R-- 2 is not zone good city builders, and real estate but not least, hia solid plat-nubuilding. of the community. people Safeway Gua ran tecd Mea is! branding irons. The petition cited five rea(5) Banks aud other leadsons for 'their'requests as ing institutions along with Round follows: (1) .. The majority FHA, match incotr- -' against of. the city is a residential prices of homes. The two zone and it is Inconsist-an- t side yard requirements in the midst of 8 foot eliminates many of the av' side yards to jump to an ex- erage home buyers from The first Sourthern 12-fMeet in of ; side Hall, Layton tremity City ards. qualifying financially,' Sofewoy Round Steaka U.S. . (Building, heated), "Choice" Grade-Ex- tra Lean, Beef Swell For Swits Steaks Sunday 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship zervice U.S. Choir U.l For. Orodw Rood 6 p,m. Training union Steaks Roast , ' . . Rump Tho Ovon tor 7 p.m. Worship service lb Ttndor, FWvrfvl Eotinfv , Pastor, M. S. Riley Trimmtd for OwMowdim VoIim . trash loon j New Management OPEN-Unde- r DALE and OPAL LUND Our Specialty ' . Shrimp Steak H in Request change Sidewalk requirements Chicken Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. 7 Days a Week Phone Kays. 399 - . BREAKFAST . . - b r DINNER LljNCH COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED i !! A Special WEEKEND WELCOME 12-fo- ot Vi vi Din mini-mum- that maxi-mum- ts ot gS 55-fo- ot . 12-fo- ot side-yard- Table Syrup Sego U j dia-imo- s , m 12-fo- ot ot lb. t- 77c T-B- '98c . Golden Moment ahead . 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