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Show ' V I REFLEX 4-- H WANTED HELP 2655 ADAMS held BEAN PICKERS Heat hazard b Older group Older IMMEDIATE JOB OPPORTUNITIES ale vour doctors comer Held for DO YOU NEED A JOB? IF SO, CONTACT THE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY OFFICE, BOOKKEEPERS-Fem- camp year, 4-- H dub rtiill July 20, 1935 By Dr. D. Keith Barnes, M. D. Cause campbnvfcs at Ehingle Crude this, just thirty miles from Exhaustion Heat, plus humidity with prolonged exposure. f Strok Heat, with htrmid ity plus concentrit ed exposure. Break down of the, body cooling, ays-te- m with paralysis of bodys thermos', , Mir nor Lake. Effects ' Officers were elected the Fatigue of the cool-- " ing system with first morning cf the camp loss of salt end ELECTRONICS aa aid ere follows, Mayor TECHNICIAN fluids. . . , In Women Experience Russell Willoughby, a memstaL womens shoes, ready-to-werecent 4 expert years ber f the Clinton Rangers and jewelry. Sevence. Warnings - Weak, dizzy, nauheadache, eral openings in Ogden's Qub, dean Camp Chairman sea with abdominal nausea, vision disleading stores. Beth Mips from Clinton, Camp MACHINIST A ; and leg pain. turbed. Fire Chairman Marie Bing-I- NSURANCE 5 yeiars old. 5 years SALESMAN ham from Sunset, Handicraft aircraft experience. Symptom ; Stupor, pallor, cold, Unconscious, flushDebit Joe Parent from Sunset, ReSalary plus : clamy sweaty skin, ed dry, hot skin, Commission maintenance AFB Bench Hill S. Marlin HARD HAT worker, gets (center), creation Judy Basseussen, TOOL & DIE MAKER Car necessary. Excellent breathing high . temp. . with new safety helmet and a membership in the Turtle Club as a result of an a Hike Jay Flinders, Clinton, ' 8 yeera axperienca prenormal rapid pulse and sub with a opportunity. Wilcox. Blair and on are George England (left) accident last year. Looking Reporter Colleen Steed, Sunferred. breathing. temp. YOUNG WOMEN set; Flag Raising Terry Stokes To work in Yellowstone What to Do CALL DOCTOR! Songieader Jeraldline Mason, AUTO MECHANICS it Park for cafeteria and BODYMEN Regulations Max Brown, Clin, K e p recumbent, laundry. Age ton. hot coffee, fluids 6 years local garage exAPRICOT PICKERS had a full two The by mouth, blankets, perience desired. Good opportunity. Transportation furnished days activity starting with ,keep warm. at 6:30 a.m. 253 - 25th the flag raising ceremony y Sunset. Garbage complaints was the first item of Prevention Drink lota of fluids plenty of Balt at f Street for adult men. TIRE RECATPER Thursday afternoon ' follow- business taken at the Monday night' meeting of the Sunset ' Family groups with own meal time or as tablets Wear proteced by singing and various City Council. Last week several residents garbage was Local man.- 2 Age 0. transportation report at tive clothing and stagger periods of exoffice. recreational games. A camp not picked up due to their not getting it out on the atreet yrs. experience. posure. Base Hill Forca OgTwo Air fire was held in the evening on time. Councilman Derral Draper announced that the conIF YOU NEED WORK OR WORKERS CONTACT where a tall tale contest was tractor would begin picking up garbage at 5 am. and that den Air Materiel Area maintenHEALTH IS NATURES GREATEST GIFT TO THE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY OFFICE ance employees Turned -- turtle' held. Winners of the contest it would be wise to set it out MAN PRESERVE ITlil . of result accidents that tha present demand was this week as a 2655 ADAMS AVENUE were Connie Thurgood and on the night before. on while incurred temporary duty ail sources of supply putting Susan Blade from the Klein Councilman Draper also to the maximum effort to meet (TOY) at other AT bases last Kooks club from West Point, WEST POINT NEWS out that residents it and that by next year, with year. Second prize went to Russell pointed could haul any addional gar- the Turtle an Club," Joining the present demand increased Wiloughby from the Clinton bage to the dump at any time even more, that a reservoir international organization of peoRanchers dab, and third without any additional charge. would have to be considered ple who have had their livee prizes went to Paul Stokes, The dump is located on the in order to store water for saved or injury prevented son of County Agent Darrell Hill West Point Mia Maids of the West Point Ward Air Force Base and there peak loads. It was recommend- through wearing safety bats, Stokes. All, tall talers were is a were Richard Furlong, radar re- won the division the area sign marking trophy in the softball tournament re ed that the mayor write to Magic Chef Raogee Hotpoint Appliance given caps and beanies. pairman, Salt Lake City, and cently held. After winning in the North Davia Stake the is east which of first Win just A SON WILLEY the city engineer, E. C. Temple- Marlin S. Bench, trainer devices A six oclock hike was held house on the east side of the SYRACUSE. UTAH ton, and request that he make repairman, Ogden. Each received they went on to win three games in the Division III Too t Boy. Before See ; Us in the Beet next and the Appliance! District B tournament consisting of North Davis, Clear . far morning pins road after you pass the main study as to the size and a mw Air Forca safety hat. TurLaMar Seaaiona, TA LtmO Haaaea. TA ' were awarded to those who HAFB entrance. BiU Child, TA location of a future reservoir tle Cub memberships, and other field, Morgan and Layton stakes, Sunday night in Sao TA reached the end of the hike. rament meeting, Mrs. Wayne Dalton, North Davis JMEULET APPLUNCE STORE Fred Montmorency, archi- and also to the possibility of awards. Also a log sawing contest was tect, presented revised plans Stake Sports Director, presented a trophy to the ward GENERAL ELECTRIC SATISFACTION CENTEB the City obtaining an additionGeorge E. England, safety en- and two certificates to the held and the winning team for the proposed City Building al well. The Place That Nobody Outdeala." stake, one for the percent8nBw Hill the at made AFB, phme gineer 144 East Gentile, Layton from the boys was Earl Rogers which included change recone for winning the games. and who of age girls played Councilman Woodrow Bar- presentation. and Joe Parent with Dorothy ommended previously by the was Each who also awarded a certifi- - ( participated A PPUA NCES PLUMBING HEATIN- Ggirl nett announced that he was Another base employee, Fred Piereegon and Karen Ames City Council. Among the Kathleen cate: Diane Page, Shelia, j Janet Flint, Belnap, TA with tha L. Thomason, a maintenance SMEDLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING winning from the giris. Win- major changes was to include calling a meeting Connie Nita Annia Mont- - ' Kirkham, F Bingham, Thurgood, ultra-higQuality h eatunng reradio citizens of North Contracting Repairs frequency Burns Plumbing Heating Con- a full basement ners Clean of the radio y telephone mobile Camp with the under Lois All Colleen Dahl will trucks Loveland, equipped Singleton, Gayle fixture. go through gomery, Street just north of Center pairman, Layton, Appliances. test were the Kitchen Aires, building. for fa Ur service. Featuring Westinghouse for Elene Susan when Blake, returns the he same Singleton, Bybee, ritual Gayie Youl Judy PatStreet to get together on tha Building a New Home? Special Discount nine girls led by Dorthy Pie Marshall Glenn to Hill next month from TOY terson, and Doris Oleson. They were coached by their ; SYRACUSE. UTAH Deputy curb and gutter at another bass. ceson, second place was the Clary made a report on his sidewalk, class leader, Mrs. Beverly Hunt. , AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Klean Kooks led by Erma two weekB attendance at the along that street The sidewalk Thomason and Furlong. whUs j Elders Hold Outing is badly meeded at this time factory Traiuad Mechanics Blake and third place went Camp Williams Police Aca- as school children from half on duty at Blalns AF Station, factory Authorized Sarrice End ( Merie The Elders Jack Quorum presidency, Page, front the Diligent Debs led by Ma: demy Course which he had just Alignment Motor Analysis Wash, last December, were in? Complete Brake Semro travel the this Putnam and Jesse and their Carburetor and Electrical Tune-u- p along city Bennett, wives, enjoyed antennas on radio top stalling completed. He reported that street an Typee Automatic TranamiaxionaStaU Inspection Station cine Smedley. of two poles on ths sams a day at Hyrum Dam last week fishing and picnicking.'-covered Ne 14 course was a The under the thoroughly Camp '; ' PKRBT STEWART, INCX, 180 N. Main, Esysrills, Phone 101 day. Both men. and their comHeld Shower direction of county home S' bout every phase of, police Baby G.M.C. TRUCKS C panions, were climbing toward Mrs. Maxine Eastman of Roy was hostess at her j gent Karma Swindle, Darrell work and that it was received We Repair All Maim Your Local Texaco. Deal ths top of their respective poles home for a babv shower last Thursday in h&nor of Mrs. -Stokes and Lee Rogers and enthusiastically by all taking ENIN antennas with SPECIALIZING the them hoisting ROY FUDGE AUTO SERVICE, j GINE guests were present and they Chunks of Ice broke loose ea Val Fisher. Thirty-on- e they reported a very success- the course. TUNE-U- P ful camp with ppproxiintqly Water for the city, was, disboth poles and landed on their enjoyed an evening of games, after which A light lunch Electrical and Carburetor Delco Batteries Motor Analysis All Automatic Transmission and Brak 100 attendance. cussed and it was pointed out respective heads. Their safety was served and many lovely gifts were presented to the Service helmets saved both Hill worker guest of honor. The Fishers are proud parents of a Front End Alignment An Invitational a "big headache." baby girl which they recently adopted. Tha baby was Steering Corrections and Wheel Balancing Phone 886 tournament will be beld at Mr. Bench, while westing at a South Main, 166 eight days old at the time of her arrival and la their just Layton, ROY FUDGE, i. Bountiful beginning August radar site In Aug, 1958 was wear- first child. or Kays. 131-- R 3 as part of the Davia Coun- ing a safety hat when a for Swimming, ty summer recreation pro- piece of metal fefl from a radar Last Seventies a of from the West-- i head. tower him his on Saturday CullI-mogroup re striking gram, Director Grant BUT A GOOD DEAL Each car U in axcallcnt running the Point Quorum took , their families to. Patio Springs I Public Utah Although of seriously injured, CAR-L- ETS Kaysville Bailey, Ogden, SSSrn. manager DEAL! this GOOD GO-A BEADY TO morning. reported Service Commission has taken Bailey Moving and Storage; WE TAKT TRADE-IN- S BANK TERMS Those interested In enter- helmet kept Bench from becom- where they enjoyed swimming and had supper together. ; Wa Bought Them Right W Can Sell Them Bight! I under advisement the appli- Albert H. Warner, assistant ing may do so between now ing an item In the obituary DICKS MOTOR SALES, 876 North Mein, Suniet. PU. TA cation of Clearfield Moving manager of Cole Tranfer and and August 2 by contacting LINE Counfy officials af convention 1 AT HIGHWAY Come in and Let1 GET ACQUAINTED" and Storage Company for a Storage Company; and David Don Perkins, 844 East Mill, each sex: junior boys and This week, soclatlon of County Officials 4 . Farmington ' certificate of convenience and R. Ford, Ogden, manager of Bountiful 12 old for Commissioner .AX ages years girls County Eugene convention. (Phone CAFES necessity to operate as a com- Ogden Transfer and Storage. or Mr. Cullimore, and under; boys and girls, Tolman, Syracuse, County AtThe three officials were al- 1 mon motor carrier of proOthers protesting included 119 Crestwood Road, Kays- ages 12 to 15; junior men torney Milton J. Hess, Farm- lowed 400 each to attend the ' G. ELY VAUGHN, A Dtak Manager SIGNAL CAFE, Layton, in intrastate commerce, Mollerup Transfer and Stor- ville (Phone 497). and women, 15 to 17; and ington, and County Treasurer, convention In Detroit, Michip m.; Fit perty UFEN DAILY Mon. Thru Thuraday 6:30 ajn. to 8:00 to a hearing at Kays- age, Salt Lake City and Slade 6:30 8:00 following 10:00 to ajn. Sunday, The tourney will be divid- men and women, and 18 and Briant S. Jacobs, Layton, are gan, aa delegates represent- n4 Sab 6:80 ajn. pa.; pj. DINNERS 1 ville city building Tuesday. Featuring BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, Transfer and Storage, Ogden. ed into four sections for over. attending the National As- - ing Davis County. Guaranteed Fast Service Only 6 Minutes Drive train Davit con-- ( two commissioners The , ; . County Defense Plants. I 8T0P BY ter BREAKFAST Driva down for a Deliciona H01 ucting the session, Donald MARY'S MEANDERINGS BudLUNCH. and S. R. Jesse . Sacking NO DELAY! to Taka Homel .Order Pastry Civic adviseCluba, Luncheons and Special Groups Bring ge, also took under We cater to ment a motion by A. Pratt Kessler, Salt Lake City, reBANKS one of the protestpresenting i TA CLEARFIELD STATU BANK (Editors Note: While Mrs. Bowring is on vacation . and storage commoving ing of Nowadays the only thing anyone gets a FREE Caotary ' "CompUM Banking Service for Mort Thu ft Third we have chosen two of her top columns from the past SAMPLE panies, that the application of is advice, and that is something youre Farmington Two divorces Regular sad TH&lf I1CHECK- personal checking accounts. . were granted in Second Disfor infomatioa. )6 denied on grounds that for your enjoyment) usually more eager to give than to receive 1 . I Complete unngs department Mary by Bowring been not sufficient had trict Court on Tuesday by there latter and Drop Night Depository Safa Deposit Box Children nowadays have shootin on TV, nylon ... evidence introduced to warsomeJudge column should Parley E. Norseth. Depository for after hour deposits. who a writes say Everyone 376 on Savings --Complta Bank by Mail Servic instead black sateen, ankle socks and not heavy of rant the application. granting thing about income tax, I suppose. Deposits insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporstlon The divorces wer CLEARFIELD, UTAH Two other attorneys pres- ribbed stockings, soda pop in the frig, lots of the In spite of all the talk and griping about the pay- ed to Hope Adams fromgrantJohn matinees the at time, movies, Saturday birthday parties ment of the tax, most people wouldnt change paying M. Adams and Naomi ent at the meeting represent-- Leyton 31 Roy- - ' J. cenin recreation their FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAYTON often, money pockets, could only they made more money so they would lance from Elmo LaMar f they ing protestants joined In Mr. ters, spending Thrifticheck Service Without Semcu Charge. youth centers, planned play periods, numerous have to pay more tax. 8 Kesslers motion. They were Interest Paid on Savings. Inc. Tax. articles written every day about how to keep them Safety Deposit Boxes for Renh $2.15 Per Tear. William and ra And most people arent really too Concerned about Roylance. Huggins U Our Night Depository 24 Hour Envelops Service. In a mental and them end avoid thus happy having ' how ths money is spent . . . suppose they figure they Plaintiff !n the Adams AU Kinds el Lean. Richards, both of Ogden. institution or a delinquent FREE! the to Special Service PeraoBaHrod Checks Printed worries case the have was awarded the cua- -' Stormoney pay and enough making Clearfield Moving to 610,000, But among the many things todays kids dont tax Member FD.I.O Accounts Iniursd np on and that the billions spent in Washington tody of the minor children; Our sarvica charge aa tegular checking accounts are low set. age Company is located at the have are FREE SAMPLES. 50 per month, per child for,, dont include the few dollars sent in by little old taxsite of the old Sahara Village Now, you know everyone likes to get something DAIRIES payers v support; fl per year, all- - , housing project just south of for nothing. All I hope is that the Washington budget director mony; personal property and j the main gate at Hill Air But in these days of prosperity where everyone is as careful Visitor Always Welcome at Utahs Finest Dairy Fannas the American housewife HAS to be 200 attorneys fees and Force Base. They have ap- will in the Heart of Daria County at Farmington by Lagoon merchants and manufactures buy anything, nearly before costs of court. few to payday. days oper have no incentive to plied for a certificate YOUR JO give away FREE SAMPLES. FHONB better to pay income tax than after DOOR household all, its And, as of ate carrier a 84 Time teas different a few yean ago An early to be . . . In the Roylance case, thsf fighting a war , . . living in a mental instituAT YOUR PHONB goods in Davis County, and teenage a her mother was granted perthumbing through daughter on plaintiff STORE OGDEN tion . . living in Russia . , . living in jail . . . living between points and places in GOOD could find all less HOUSEKEEPING sonal and. house magazine EX belongings 600 a than $ Davis County and the rest,, of eorte year. , on advertisements no of for but cosmetics, i alimony. alluring furnishings Locally Owned and Operated Taxpaying Lxluetry the state. instance. Other requests for divorces I ; Testifying in behalf of the There would be a picture of a beautiful girl, made filed at the Davis County A THRIVING DAVIS COUNTY DAIRY BUSINESS needs dairy were J. Woodson beautiful because she used some certain beauty product Wo so licit year patronage for the flneat in your homes applicant na Clerks office during Juty, at to your with extra quality and the finest seme for general manager was there a bottom of the Rainey, And at down the page then, include: . , , -. extra coeb AU Jersey Product. , The Leyton Fifth leen Talbot.. .Patricia Wig-gD- l, Layton Clearfield Moving and Stor- little coupon. Well, the teenage girl could just clip the SMOOT JERSEY FARMS ... Bonnie Hamblin vs. H. La- - , Jesslie Irene Whitesides, Oliver K. Fairbanks, coupon, fill in her name and address, and maybe send and the Ninth wards gave age; Mar PRODUCTS BonHamblin, mental cruel- - j DAIRY Layton; Kenneth B. Kenney, a dime (to defray mailing costs) and receive a wonder awards to giris who won them Barlow, Carolyn Cornia, I New! Econo PakI Also Skim, Regular, and Extra aten ty. Brenda nie Reynolds Morgan, for Home Delivery Kaysville; George B. Wilcox, ful FREE SAMPLE of beauty products. ' i in sports and individual At Yoor Grocer, ar Phone Elport vs. Snow k Jenniel Barbara and Sandra Sandall. Layton; J. L. Sandberg, Salt were several days, there honors were for After the coupon, mailing men- - I Sport Laorence Ronald Snow, Softball Awards: Cathrine FURNITURE AND CARPETS Lake City; David Hoopes, or weeks, of anxious wwiting until the FREE, SAMPLE stake championship Bar-loKathleen Talbot, Pat- tal cruelty. . . Haven Lake J. Johnson, Salt CLEARFIELD be id would City; There did. second and softball arrived. arrive it always But company place furniture White-side- s, barlow May M. Landrum vs. Heft, '. Irene CARPETS alL by Van Miss Erika of ricia construction Wiggfll, teenLayton; FLEXSTEEL the riaeet badmitton. creams, rouges, lip stick, and powder. And, if the J. Landrum, mental cruel. . MASLAND. ry BonS MOHAWK SMITH Carolyn Cornia, derwyk, Clearfield Moving and ager felt a little disappointed that the cosmetics didnt ' BUT LOW AT BARLOWS Individual awards presented nie . ,..i ty. Sandull, Sandra David Mrs. Morgan, Storage secretary; in reality make her beautiful at least she knew she had to those who: live a dean life, Cathy Od vs. Henry NoV Barlow and Jean MorO. Jones, Kaysville; Charles tried. There were INSURANCE always other cosmetic houses, too, live by the word of wisdom, Jesslie" born Oda, mental cruelty.',-- ; Reid rison. F, Brothersen, Layton; advertising FREE SAMPLES, and in what one" failed pay their full tithing, give Badmitton Awards: Glenda R. Blanks'. Vs." Complete Lines of Coverage R. Holbrook, Bountiful; and to do another may succeed. Locally Handled H.- - Blanks, mental Claims address AH church James a in a t Janice public Marchet-Pratand Dean D. Cowan, Clearfield. Not only could the magazine thumber send for DON A. WEAVER, General Agent or one in cruelty. meeting, participate 360 North Main, Layton Lynn S. Richards, Sait Lake FREE SAMPLES, but merchants were always handing more MIA activity, partici Collins. Jeanette Cowdrey Mitchell .Ward, Ninth. Girls from. the is aptoo. for Farmers Insurance Group out FREE SAMPLES, attorney City, Kenneth H. Mitchell," service church in vs. a pro- Individual Awards: pate INSURANCE , School children racing and romping home could plicant 86 MIA attend mental Romeetings, cruelty. ject, Cathleen j ; Ann Morgan, PHONE Kays. 65!t Cook Thurgood va. V i Testifying for the protes- fils into a drug store and ask ths druggist for any 86 Sacrament meetings, and gers, Vicki Ann Morris, Sher Betty Res. Phone Kays. 506 tants were Kenneth V. Clark, FREE SAMPLES, and be given strange concoctions 86 Sunday School meetings ry Roundy,- Shawna Purcell Merl Thurgood, cruelty.: J ( of Bruce Transfer of vxmdrous healing salves, of sweet tasting medicines, are as follow: manager One annulment was Msd Kathleen Hawkes, Diane MurJEWELRY and Storage Company, Salt and nice smelling powders. filed for James T. ManoS vs. And when Mother paid the monthly bill at the Girls from Fifth Ward who doch, Linda Cutler, Sheryl MERLS JEWELRY Clearfield Headquarters for FINE WATCI Lake City; Diiworth S. Woo-le- y, Lcuire UjhUmxt Utn- Diana and Guaranteed. Adam Dianne Work All Morgan, j REPAIR. Past 34 Hr. Sorrieo a FREE SAMPLE of received Individual awards: Mov- was iTire Overland always of North of Safeway manager V Mar Clearfield, C3. JfTRL'S JEWELRY, 4ii a . - . - Gy -- ' Plaza, it. c.. Double entry experience. Must type, one opening in Davis County, Salaries to $250 per mo. ' BALES CLERKS and over. 2Hc per lb. Must furnish own trens portation. 14 . ar 2-- Dlziy, 23-4- rapid . Sunset will ask engineer For water supply study 18-3- 5. Hard hats Save lives Of 25-4- -- 3 workers . SERVICE INFORMATION MIA Maids win tournament appliances 6-- ll( two-wa- - 80-fo- - PONTIAC-CADILLA- Set tennis ' . Tournament , Application hearing held For Clearfield Moving automobiles used taniis Supper Seventies it T Two divorces FREE SAMPLES were numerous in those days Granted - - ! , . ; YVMIA girls given awards , junior ! , ' - rrrv. - r Y J 1 |