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Show On the Bail page 8 29, 1958 The REFLEX-M- ay . . . training Begins June 9 sh all-ma- Merry Makers meets 4-- all-ma- sh er vice-preside- r, egg-maki- for details. The Sting An old farm laborer, retired, was hired by a wealthy hut parsimonius old lady to tend her garden and pull up all ly WHEELER FEED CO. South Main Layton, Utah 164 the weeds. When dinner time came around he noted with disgust that the only fare on the table, in addition to stale bread, a smidgen of butter, and tea, was a tiny spot of honey in the middle of a large plate. eating in silence for some moments, he looked hard and remarked poat fheMui litely to her: 1 see, maam, lice." you keep a THE BEST IN INSURANCE ANY KIND YOU NEED WE HAVE Smith VERN M. SMITH Bid. CLEARFIELD Phone TA WE WILL BE CLOSED tells students Mr. and Mrs. Carl rived in Utah last Thursday attended a birthday where they will visit for two dinner party last Saturday in weeks with Mr. and Mrs. George honor of Mrs. Barbers mother, H. Bennett, Jr., and Mr. ami Mrs. William H. Bateman, at her Mrs. Bert H. Page, of Bounti- Clearfield Paul Royal, mem- but you havent any worries, ber of the Salt Lake School he told them. When you wake Board, and KSL radio announc- up in the morning the old prober, delivered the address to the lem is solved and you have a ninth grade class at North Da- new one. Your parents worries ful. vis Jr. High. He kept the stu- change too, they get worse, he home in Brigham City. Stand up to Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. dents attention by sparking his jokingly added. Mr. and Mrs. AShel Caldwell of Salt Lake City were Satur- Bennett had as their dinner remarks with plenty of humor. your own convictions. When He reminded the students that you dont, you are like a pupday afternoon dinner guests of guests, Wendell and his wife, were his final Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ben- Marilyn and Mr. and Mrs. Val.it takes all kinds of people to pet on a string, America. Get wisdom, remarks. nett, Jr. The Caldwells are an Bennett and three daughters make with all the getting, get Jim W'illiams, faculty advi(but uncle and aunt of Mrs. Bennett. of Midvale, ytah. he quoted. The sor, understanding, presented will loving Bennett Mrs. A and cup Mr. Fashionettes The Syracuse advised to further awards to two outstanding stumet Monday morning at the leave June 1 for California, !Kirl.s education before marn-anoth- dents. Inscribed on the cup home pf. their 4leader, Mrs. where he will "he stationed " for the,r but -also, that" America were Moutstanding in Jge; Reta Hansen. The group Is takyear. He told cooperation, 'needs, mothers. good disposiattitude, I. Junior ChamMr. and Mrs. Revere ing clothing phase club leader is Miss Shauna Lynn bers and family, Mr. and Mrs. the students his formula for tion, and industry. They were First, thinking. A man presented to Beth Briggs and Bennett. Dean Hansen and two daugh- success. or woman who wants success Weston Smedley, both from Mrs. Delwin Bates and tiny ters, Mr. Elvin Hansen and in life should remember that Syracuse. son, Kent, of Richmond, Utah, daughter, Bonnie enjoyed a pic- money follows success. Think Gary Steed, !th grade class were Sunday guests at the home nic lunch and swimming last what you want, success follows president, told the audience, of in of Mrs. Bates parents, Mr. and Sunday at Como Springs thinking. His second point for parents and friends, that the v Mrs. Ix:e Bodily. Morgan. success is planning. There are class had left to the school a Russell Mrs. Hansen Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Cook and more dedicated school teachers large sign with the letters ND Mrs. Lewis Briggs and four are building an addition to their today than ever before, who and a dart hpnning through brick home. The an sons, Richard, John, Dean and already lovely help you with your plan-lin- them. The sign is gold and is to include a family he said. His third bit of green, the school colors, and Kevin, motored to Laramie, addition and bath room, bedroom, patio. advice was Wyoming, last Friday and were participation. He has been placed above the front week-en- d guests at the home of Mrs. (...Henry Rampton fol-is asked them to ,)articipate doors of the school. The cost Mr. and Mrs. Floyd K. II arm iiiiw showing improvement wholeheartedly in school aetivi- - of the sign was $144, and was ston and family. lowing a major operation that ties, learn to follow rules, and financed through cake sales she last the underwent week at learn how to get along in a and other activities. The following Syracuse relademocratic life. tives attended the wedding re- Dee hospital in Ogden. Mrs. Clyde Barber is spend-a- t His final plea to the students ception last Thursday evening Trinity a week visiting at the home was not to go steady. Going the Memorial Half in Span-in288 Golden Ave. ish Fork, Utah, for Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell S. Wil-- teady leads to early marriage, Your problems are tremendous, Mrs. Paul Ashton. The I.aMarley, her son and daughter-in- Layton, Utah Rev. I). W. Balster Stuarts, Mrs. Joshua A. Ashton, law, and their family at Col-- 1 Phone Kaysville 1122 hge City, New Mexico. and son, Thomas. The new groom is the son of Mr. and .Mrs. Dale T. Wednesday and family visited Sunday 4-- H 7:.'!0 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ashton of Sunday School club Lorenzo Brunson, Teacher Training. Union, Utuh, and his bride was with the former Phyllis Hansen, Sunset The Goodie Gals, a Thursday third year cooking p.m. Cub Scouts. Club daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hansen of Spanish Fork. held their first meeting of the Saturdav Pint "p.m. THIS IS THE year recently at the home of Friday evening the same group LIFE television their leader and Junior leader, attended ' an open house recepprogram Mrs. Woodrow Barnett and her over KSL-Ttion at the home of Mr. fcnd Mrs. Ralph Ashton. daughter, Sharon I,ee Barnett. Sunday The group elected the following !:4." a.m. Sunday School and The newlyweds grandmother, Bible classes for children, officers: Janet Alldredge, presiMrs. Joshua A. Ashton, also acdent; Jill Christensen, teenagers, adults. companied them to the Salt Marie Bingham, secrea.m. THE 1(1:20 LUTHELake Temple where the cereRAN HOUR over KLO tary; News reporter, Kathleen mony was performed. & KALL radio: topic Nicholas, and Tamara Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Dale T. Smedley cheer leader and song director. This Is My God". motored to Fillmore, Utah, last Other memliers of the club are ll:(io a.m. WORSHIP SERSunday where they visited with Dorothy livell. Karen Hadlock Mrs. Sinedleys mother. VICE, sermon: "What Is 1,0lene Workman. God Like?" Sew otters held their May lb. At 'this time Mad The 1 regular meeting Monday morn- er Township High School, Day-toing at the home of their leader, Ohio, held their first Aca-- ! Mrs. Gloria Cuthburt. demic Awards" assembly and Newly elected officers are: Awards weio given to top stuPresident, Elisa Zaugg; dents in 17 different subjects Joan Thurgood; sec- who took the Ohio State Schoretary, Patricia Cuthburt; re- larship exams at Miami Univerporter, Annette Eastope; choris- sity. David received his bond ter, Susan Rampton; pianist, for having the highest score in Suzanne Briggs; party chair- chemistry. He plans a career man, Sandra Randolph, and in Science. lunch chairman, Ann Schofield. is a sophomore at Mad This will be the clubs second David He is the only SophoRiver. -- MEAT DEPARTMEN- Tyear of clothing. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fisher and more taking chemistry, a junior two children, of Los Angeles, subject. California, left last Saturday Mad River is Davids Path after visiting for one week at school, in lit years and in 10 the home of Mr. Fishers par- diffeient states. He has at- PARKa ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fisher. tended school in Illinois, Texas, Utah Mrs. Emily Fraisier of Wood- Arizona, Washington,ruff, Utah, was a guest for sev- (third grade at Syracuse Elewhile eral days last week of Mrs. mentary School (I'lbl-.V- J his father was in Korea and Joshua A. Ashton. Climaxing their seasons ac- Central Jr. High the fall term tivities, the Iris Daughters of of lObli), New Mexico, AlaPioneers Camp spent last Tues- bama, Tennessee, Florida, and day quilting at the home of Mrs. Ohio. Dale T. Smedley. Grandparents of this young Mr. and Mrs. Victor Waite man are Mrs. Nora L. Payne and Orville Smith, Mrs. Waites of Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. brother left Saturday for a ten-da- y P. I). Phillips of Kaysville. vacation to los Angeles, will he visiting The' California. While in California in UtahPaynes in June ami will stay they will also visit at San Ber- with Mrs. Nora Payne. It has nardino with their been two since they ueie and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy in Utah. years Pearson and family. Mrs. Ray Fisher returned to her home last Saturday after The Board of Big Game Conundergoing treatment for a few trol was established originally in P.rJ7, as the Board of Elk days at the Dee Hospital. A M2 and Mrs. 'Wendell Ben- Control. Its present designation, nett, who are presently station- with control over all big game ed at Alemeda, California, ar- species, was made in l:22. Syracuse K. Barber we er -l the-wor- ds, To all those men and women who, by their superb fitness, undying courage and eternal vi- gilance, guard the peace and freedom of our great land . . . we dedicate this day. g, -- fl Lutheran g U Goodie Gals meets SATURDAY MAY 4-- i 31 8:00 A. M. TILL 2:00 NOON BARNES BANKING COMPANY KAYSVILLE Riv-',un- - PICNIC MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS-Regul- Store Open WEEK END WIENERS COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE - NOTES Royal Swim The police sent out pictifies of an escaped convict in si different poses. A constable sent the following: wire: Have capClearfield Registration for tured five of them and on trail Red Cross swimming training of the sixth. is limited to those who are over 10 years', or will turn 10 years of age before October 1, lO.IH. Those registering should be in good physical condition and be able to follow the rules of the program as set up by the Red Cross and the City Recreation Department. Swim training will begin on Monday,. June , D, at Lagoon All registered children will be All-matests this day in order given feeding to determine the proper class for them. Each Monday theredelivers extra eggs after, for a period of six weeks, will receive instruction in Want an extra dozen eggs per they the art of swimming according very 100 lbs. of feed? Try to their individual advancepro ment. witching to an Final tests will be conducted instead of mash feeding gram at the end of the training proand grain separately. gram by Clearfield Water SafeMrs. Jeanne instructor, Recent tests with laying flocks ty Kcarl. Indicate youll gain an extra Certificates will be issued to dozen eggs, say Larro poultry those qualifying. specialists. Layers fed required A of a lb. less feed per dozen eggs than birds on a Club mash and grain 4-- H standard-typ- e Sunset - The Merry Makers, program. a first year cooking club, Start profiting from an was recently organized at the in feeding program your home of their leader, Mrs. R. S. of the group own flock right now . . . with Grimm. is Mrs. R. E. Miley. Larro SurcLay Complete. Officers elected by the group Patricia Miley, president; Its a complete laying mash are Linda Unswortli, that provides the proper bal- Ruyndcan Cook, secretary-treasureand Janice Grimm, reportance of energy nutrients, vitamins, minerals and proteins . . . er. Chaiimen who were appointed all the important are Jacqueline Watts, recreabirds tion; Diane Von Almen, health; nutrients Margaret Meeks, safety; and use. can Carol Bowes, song leader. See us now Think, plan for future NEWS ar Hours 9 A.M.-- 9 P.M. Bakery Dept. 21b. bag Hamburger & Hot Dog Buns an pkgs C Reg. 30c each Grocery DepL son-in-la- w BEAUTY At Its BEST ALL WORK GUARANTEED ALL TYPES OF WORK LIBBYS, Pork 5 ROY BEAUTY SALON 70 Ilf lurantM KELLY SUPER-FLE- If Ktlim it Mr for 5 Tl 00 Ittaili OLEO TUM-TY- Pk To SUNNY BOY, Sun Valley .710 Accommodations for Very Large Groups M-W- hip Makes doz. Plus Tax. 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