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Show July 25, 1957 The"REFLEX Page 8 of would be robbers and such left Middle age ia the period of life better, except give up whats hurtDAVIS WEATHER the country. when , you will do anything to feel ing you. We went to the Yellowstone Max. Mean. Prec. Min. in 44 the visited all, bears, Park, ft 7.7 ,'K July l.'i Mr. and Mr. Dell H. vigilanties hanged the sheriff and saw lots of elk, and four bullir Iiyton IMS Hi We visited moose. The ranger said IN.ono 711.5 of five the .,7 jobbers. and Adams, daughter, Josephine, 17 M5 71 (Ki graves on boot hill. Dozens pie enter the Park every day. granddaughter, Cresty, recently 7'mi r,s is tr. -' returned from a trip through IdaLeague Standing 1! 88 .V, 75 ho nd Montana; this is what they . p Clearfield ( ) 4 2ft lift 7t; (!i of M for gasoline gallons say Bountfiul 4 21 7 88 (10 tr words: own Adams in Mr. .. ;t Syracuse Mean, of max. sft.28; mean of Clearfield (3) From Pocatello we'went to the 2 min. 5ft. 43; mean of week 74.5ii. Bountiful (1) . Craters of the Moon National . 3 Weather new's courtesy Dale Ifan-- 1 Layton . Monument, a spot that is so difkueh of the United States Forest West Point .. ferent than any other. Then up 2 Pace-Selli- ng Sunset-Clinto- n Service Station at Farmington. . 1 the Big Lost River to Mackey, Sal' over to Challis then down the Kaysville In a Sunday outing with a serious purpose, 1,500 residents of mon River to Salmon City. What a 'Clearfield (2) o to home their from 28 tiny miles Binghamton, N. Y traveled mountainous country and a beau18 Results for exerJuly evacuaUon QjtMfUNfuHlST-IVLR- ! defense civil Deposit, N. Y., In one of the largest tiful drive! West Point (?$ 6 Bountiful (1) 12 cises ever held. 5 Btfl. (2) . 8 Layton From there we went up to Fort The test, involving 372 autos and a special train, was symbolic Sunset-Clinto- n Walter Raymond Thomson, Ogden kaysville of the survival effort which millions of Americana would make Lemhi, established by a mission Helen Darlene Crey.ee, Ogden (Postponed) in a real emergency to put mile between themselvea and threat, of 27 Mormons in 1855, a part of 'Clearfield (I) Syracuse ened nuclear attack. the old wall still stands and the Walter Wayne Motley, Ogden (Postponed) first irrigation ditch in the northClearfield (2) Reita Lee Campion, Salt Lake City Clearfield (3) code name of the exercise involving Binghamton west is still in use. EVAC 12 test. (Postponed) 12th ward included two sets of motorists in the four-hou- r Next, we went to Virginia City, Schedule for July 25 'Anthony the first group of 500 persons simulated Pina, Hill Air Force Base sounded, alarm the When where a now helter-skeltetown, r ghost Montana, Bountiful (2) at West Point in Adella Marie Housley, Ogden panic by driving on to the evacuaUon highway Sunset-Clinto- n in the early lift's $.mo,OUi in gold at Bountiful (1) uncontrolled movement. in bullion was mined out, either Clearfield ( 2) at Layton afterward, the first of some 250 cars began moving out Ray Eldon Neville, Layton Shortly or gold dust, by horseback or stage of a checkpoint on Route 17 in controlled groups of 14 cars each Betty Louise Mayfield, Kaysville Clearfield ( ) at Kaysville coach. It is said half of the forfor the trip to Deposit. Syracuse at Clearfield (3) tune was stolen by robbers and Lt. Grn. Clarence R. Hnebner, who observed the test aloag said that B. probGov. Lt. YOU IF Georre DeLnca, The CAN LAlGH at your with New Yorks thieves. LADY DRIVER to friend: The sheriff, Henry Plumla-of Hurmnck was the ring (roubles jou will never run out of thing I dislike most ataut ably for safetys take under disaster condiUons, we would do g of car. better with the small, controlled grouping to laugh about. leader so on January H, lsiL'I. the ia the noisy crash. ing emerAboard the special train were 64 simulated patients of an gency hospital, and 46 youngsters displaced or lost in the confusion of potenUal attack. Evacuees were assigned for visits to the homes of Deposit residents when they arrived, just as might be necessary on a longer-terbasis after a real attack. By After a dinner, served under improvised condiUons, they reHOWARD CLOWARD turned home with a weU done from pleased civil defense officials and the knowledge that they were better prepared for the real thing if it ever comes. Tour 2 States Dell II. Adams Davis Class Baseball League peo-the- mmm B auk 1 i Binghamton Evacuates 1,500 test People in () . .... .1 WYfCj , - 1 r . park-anythin- m NEW RED POTATOES u.s.fio.1 2 -- Week Vacation Bible School Set Trinity Lutheran By Our Beautiful Sa.ay ton vior will be the theme of the anVacation Bible nual School of Trinity Lutheran Church, Layton, July 2tith, August ftth. SUIIKIST JUICE I two-wee- ... is it time Goodness to start back to work al- k Classes for children between the will he conducted ages of 4 and from Friday Monday through ready? 1 We keep well informed IMNt a. the latest news about BETTER SERVICE . . . and GIVE it! on m.-t- l 1 .'Mi d PHONE 512 We Give Gold Strike Stamps 5 So Main St. Kaysville, Utah iu Pound p p Missionary I'atrid.iy glls ll Worship seiice, ser- Working for the Master, Matthew 21:28-52- . lu:15 a m. Sunday School and Ibble ('busses for the whole d dy. Adult Bible Discussion Gioup: "Can a' Man Know God? Teenage Bible Discussion Group: T'eacher-Paul.- " July 20th. ft.no a. ni. Bible School for childien s. m Vacation Bible a. ni School. 7:3u p. m. Vacation Bible a Sc hool. HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR MANY BARGAINS: ft. hv 13 NOW WILTON 12 ft. hv 23 ft. ft. l.y 21 ft. 9 in. WILTON 15 ft. hv 13 ft. ft. hv 15 ft. 3 in. ft. hv 13 ft. 2 in. 1 ft. hv 11 ft. in. ft. hv 10 in. ft. hv ft. 7 in. WILTON 12 ft. hv 17 ft. HEIGK BEIGE NUTRIA RVKI) GREEN 12 ft 12 TURQUOISE $275.00 WILTON 11 9 in. $250.00 NUTRIA $335.00 TWIST. GREEN AXMINSTER $360.00 12 ft. hy 18 ft. Pound 2 in. ROSE $199 S '4950 29 $1 5950 1 49511 5149 SNQQ50 1 July 25. 2t and 27 Bundle cl Joy" 6 (HUNK 4 cans Re) noliL 100 lb. Bins "The Kings Thief ( intnwwoM nn It) l ( olor h. I.tlnmnd Kins Saturday Punlom Ripe Olives SHOW 1:30 I.M. Worlds" Technicolor " Buy Low at Barlow's sloo or DOLES I.IHRYS 7z Can, RITZ ea. N.B.C. 33 LG. HOX CHOCOLATE 1 19 45 l it. BAG MACS, QUART SODA WATER ALL FLAVORS 6 ,or 1 9 Each FREE PARKING Heller and Faster Service linger Shopping Hours Am. Greeting Cards Garden Seeds Am. Ex. Money Orders Employees 11 U. S. Postage Stamps Experienced FREE TV Program Guide Sun., Mon., Tues.. Wed. July 2S, 29. 30. 31 Fred MarMurray PHONE TA KIRBY'S COOLADE 99 The War oi the Bag W SEL. Pkg Pork & Beans Each $11 09 oo 5 At Gunpoint" FURNITURE COMPANY 10s Eddie Eisher Debbie O $50 PINEAPPLE TUNA Thurs., Fri.. Sat. 3-l- b. GROUND BEEF 2 bs Each 50 NEVER BEFORE SUCH CARPET DEALS CLEARFIELD Fresh Daily Cut-U- p FRYERS $225.00 WILTON 12 M BEEF School Sunday Teacher Training session. A FRIENDLY CHURCH WHERE EVERYONE IS WELCOME. NUTRIA $399.00 WILTON 12 i Made by Gates Rubber Co. (Guaranteed) $365.00 $375.00 WILTON 15 fl 50 Garden Swanson's $330.00 WILTON 15 J -- II ednesda) SAGE GKKEN in. 9 (Reg. S39.95) Each$ $384.00 WILTON 12 $ a FLORAL ft. EACH Monday SMITH WAS O fam-taine- Tuesday 12 Model 300, with Extra Spool Ini mon: 1 Till G0M AXMINSTER $209.00 U . a. m. ft (in 04 $ and Thimble years old. ,,n p. Club for Sunda) Children's Sunday School: Solomon's layer." Il:5u a. m. This Is the Life" television piugram over KSL-TA Christian businessman is challenged because of a suspicious tax deduction in this program entitl'd. The Measure of a Man." Mill Ends MOHAWK FANCY Fr'day "A Good MASLANI) r- - UTAH a. m. The daily progiain will consist of worship, songs, llilde Stories, Christ-centerea'.t instruction, group dis- projects, handicraft, cussions and games. The daily sessions will he held at Trinity Lutheran Chuich Wat- ed at 288 Hidden avenue, in Gulden Acres, Layton, just off the Hill Field Road. AU children are cordially Invit- ed to attend and may register on Monday, July 2ftth, at !: a. m. Further information may he oh- by culling the Rev. I). W. Balster, pastor of Trinity I.tuher- an Church, Kaysville 1125. Howard's Conoco Service Trinity Lutheran Church Schedule Dorothy Malone Walter Brennan SOUTH STATE This Adv. Is Effective Technicolor Friday Cinemascope JULY 26th & Saturday and 27th CLEARFIELD, UTAH PHONE T A m IN ALL DEPARTMENTS BOOKS FILL FASTER OVER 61 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE 22 OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS S:00 A.M. 10:00 P.M. OPEN THANKSGIVING 8:00 A. M. 2:00 P. M CLOSED CHRISTMAS |