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Show REFLEX OCTOBER Weekly Rsflex Jack Stephens home again . A weekly newspaper publUhed in the interest of the resident of Davia County, at Layton, from a matter Entered as second-clas- s at Layton, Utah, under the Act of March 8. 1879. Published by INLAND PRINTING CO. Phone: Kaysrille 19 Member ' NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION NatT Ait. Representative Newspaper Advertisinf Servks 331 N. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IIL by Mr. Joe (Norma) Preec Phono 769 and Mr. Jack Stephena returned Tuea-da- y vacation trip to Loa Angeles, Calif. Mra. Minnie Bishop, Bountiful, returned to her home Tuesday after viBiting for several daya at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Galley. Word haa been received from Gerald and Ruth Mann, who dr serving on an LDS mission to the Samoa that they are well and very happy in their work and they send a Samoa hello to their many friends nd mission to neighbors here. They have will serve on been on th Island th past tha New England States. Mr. and Mr. DeVere Spencer attended th ing of their new grand-MrAlt Allred, Redon- - 1Bghter( Teresa Lunt, do Beach, CaHf., arrived to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. be with her father, James Eibttrn Lunt t the Bounti-F- . Woodward, who has been ful Ejgj,th Ward, Sunday, ill. She will visit at the wee one WM fortunate home of Tier sister, Mr. And have her father, two Mrs. DeVere Spencer, while grandfather and two 'great- in Utah. grandfatheri present. Jerry Burton, Phoenix, Herbert Smart and Sidney Arizona, waa a weekend Stewart spent tha weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- on.th elk hunt in the Salt seph Marstoo. Lak area. Mr. and Mr. Howard Marvin Halliday entered Sedgwick and daug h t e - the LDS missionary home in Cali Park, Judy, Huntington Marvin fornia. visited for a few Salt Lake Monday.6 eerve to leave will October Blr days with her parents, Mission. a on British and Mrs. Ernest Scoffield, while enroute to Topeka, Kansas to make their home. Richard Strong, aen of Harry L. Blr. and Birs. by Sirs. Norma Preec Strong, is attending th UniPhone 769 versity of Utah this year as Mr. and Fruit Height a senior. Richard ia major- Mrs. Roland Ric left Weding in electrical engineer- nesday for their home at ing and works in the upper Tulsa. Oklahoma, after sir research laboratory part spending ten days at the time. home of his sister, Mr. and Mr. Hans Jarman, Blr. BIra. Gen Rosetta and with BI r s. Thatcher, his father, Mr. and Mrs. Marjorie Dorothy Mr. Ale Aahmead, Carl BIcNeal, New Castle, Wilwere weekend Colorado, Bingham, Mrs. Arietta Beatrice Mrs. liams and guests of their aunt and Carroll were among those unde, Mr. and Mrs. Rosetta. attending the Delta Kappa Keysville Utah. Blr. five-da- y r Terms of Subscription Mail 4.M Per Year Carrier (He Per Month (Payable it Advance) s. Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ON REAL PROPERTY In the District Court of Davis County, State of Utah. Prudential Federal Savings and Loan Association, Plaintiff vs. Bruce Otis Newton and Emma Jo Newton, hit wife; Time and ComLoan Corporation; mercial Security Bank, n corporation, Defendants. To be sold at Shtriffa Sale on the 12th day of October, 1859, at the hour of 1200 oclock at the north front door of noon, the County Court House in Davia County, Farmington, Slat of Utah, all the right, ti. Ue and interest of the defendant!, Brace Otis Newton and Emma Jo Newton, Time Loan Fruit Heights and Commercial Corporation; Security Bank, a corporation, in and to the following described real property situate in Davis t: County, State of Utah, All of Lot 8, Heather a Heights, Subdivision, subdivision of part of Section 25, Township North, Range 2 West, Salt Lake Meridian, in the Town of Soneet, according to the official plat thereof Dated at Farmington, Davia County, State of Utah, this 21st day of September, J939. LE ROI PAY. Sheriff; V By DAN E. LEE, Chief Deputy Sheriff. to-wi- , Attorney for Plaintiff P. STATEN, Suite 2, Utah Building 331 So. State Salt lake City, Utah. F.AKL Published in Tbe Keflex September 24, October 1 and 8, im Ho tic CONGRESSMAN'S NEWS KAYSVILLE The , Page 2 1, 1959 i to Creditors Estate of Marion Gifford Small, deceased. Creditor will present claims with veochers to the undersigned at the offices of Bean and Bern, Attorneys at Law, tO North ' Main Street, Layton, Utah, on or before the 2nd day of February, A. D. llKHh MABELLE W. SMALL, Administratrix of the Estate of Marion Clifford Small, deceased. Published in Tbe Weekly Re. flex, October 1, 8, 15. 22, 1959. Summens In (be District Court of Da--- u County, State of Utah. irroltl Onlt Crouch, plaintiff, v . .1 i'.n Madder Crouch, de-- i nt. Stmte of Utah to the : .i named defendant: j are hereby summoned squired to serve upon J. . y i'almer, plaintiff's attor-- . , whose address Is 123 South Street, Clearfield, Utah, ,:mwer to the complaint i n so days after service of summon upon you. If you so to do, judgment by dell. will be taken against you . . ;la relief demanded in said paint, which ha been filed i t.M clerk of said court, t . a copy of which ia hereto and herewith served upun you. , This is an action for divorce. D:..endant Address: 4 10 Franklin Street, lumps, Florida. Dated August 4, 1959. J. DUFFY PALMER. Attorney for Plaintiff, 123 South State, Clearfield, .. Utah. Published in Thl Weekly Reflex, October 1,' 8, 15,' 22, 1959. . Seeds of kindness, goodwill, and human understanding Isnted in fertile soil, spring up inta deathless friendship, big deeds worth, and a memory that will not soon fade out George Matthew Adams All successful individuals hav become such by herd work; by improving moments before they pets Into hours, and hours that other people may occupy in the pursuit of pleasure. Mary Baker Eddy Monday Gamma meeting evening at the home of Mr. Mary Jensen in Bountiful. It Is a national honorary teachers aorority. Mra. AUc Rampton entertained at a luncheon Tuesday at her home In honor of Mr. Elizabeth Barlow, Bountiful, who ia moving to San Franciaco, Calif. Guests wer Blr. Grace Tingey, Mrs. Martha Tinge, Centerville; Mr. Helen Thomas, BoWiful; and Mra. Afton Galbraith. , Blr. Clifford Burton left for Los Angeles, California, where she will visit with her brother, Fred Kraft for a West Kaysville REPORT HEWS Senator T.loss points to sessions Accomplishments, shortcomings Washington, D. C. As the first session of the 86th Congress came to a close. Senator Frank E. Moss issued this statement: In general, the Eisenhower Administration has succeeded in its program of keeping domestic spending down and foreign spending up. For Utah and the West, I feel that the session had which received less than adequate treatment at this great significance. The ad- session. First, I feel we have mission of Hawaii to the Union has added a great new shirked the responsibility of western state, one whose providing the educational th nation needs. people have close ties with program Killian report the Despite those of Utah. Due to Conneed for imthe stressing gressional insistence, con' scientific education, proved servation and resource has been Administration the have fared welL The Senate has established adamant against anything a special committee which that can be labeled federal ia studying the nation's fu- aid to education. The vetoes ture water needs. Th first of the housing bills were Eisenhower veto to be over- directed mainly against ridden the Civil Functions loans for college classrooms. I favor a moderate program (Public Works) Appropriaat this time, on elvil bill tion providing for rec- but not asrights as was done. little lamation and resource dePresidents veto of the ,The velopment proved that bill to limit wheat acreage Congress takes little stock in the Administrations pol- means nothing has been done to Mop the avalanche icy of no new starts. This of wheat that everyone deis good news for Utah. Pollution of our plores. The Senate passed the streams and water sources TV booster provisions of my fa gaining on us every year. amendments to the CommuWe must push ahead nications Act to assure large the programs to secure with areas of Utah continued federal recognition of state service. water rights, to close tax In the field of general loopholes, and to eliminate legislation, many important what I have called blank matters have been covered: check spending on foreign We wrote a labor law that aid projects. All of these I should go ftr toward elimfought for, but we could not inating the racketeers that succeed in the face of Adhave taken over a few of our ministration opposition. My labor unions; money wea phosphate leasing bill was provided to continue the In- the only mining legislation terstate Highway program; to pass the Senate. Lead, authority for FHA was con- zinc and fluorspar are betinued. ing Investigated again by On the negative side, the Tariff Commission, but there are important matters nothing really constructive tele-viai- on ON DISPLAYJ'FRlDAY! t COTES - Ward Relief Societies held opening socials Tuesday and Wedhas yet been done in those nesday of this week, followfields." ing a vacation of only one a month during the meeting A Very Coming Up season. summer Full Recess Schedule Kegular , An inspection tour of Rus- weekly meetings will be held sia, committee field hearings, and active duty with shoreline conservation: Bosthe Air Force Reserve will ton for testimony on Cape alternate with time (pent ' and Texas for, testihome in Utah for an ex- Cod, on Padre Island. tremely busy recess schedule mony A Record of Solid for Senator Moss. Accomplishment He heads a special joint subcommittee of the Senate Senator Moss in hi first committees on Interior and session acted as floor manInsular Affairs and Public ager for the bill to estabWork which is inspecting lish a Coal Study Commission, and served on three hydroelectric development in Senate-ouse conference the Soviet Union. As precommittees. His office (as inviously announced, th of the end of July) received spection team includes Senator Ernest Gruenfng of Al- and answered 9,900 letters. aska and Senator Ed Biuskie The Senator spent 64 hours of Blaine, committee staff presiding over the Senate and attended 77 meetings experts, former officials of end hearings of committees. the Bureau of Reclamation, The two Syracuse ... -- H BI Bills on power plant engineers, designers and builders and Which Significant Action power officials. This Waa Taken study will take from In addition to Introducing adjournment to the middle the phosphate leasing and now again until next June,. : in Very special topic Social Science Theology, Literature and a work meet fng day will be the schedule for every month throughout the winter. to local governmental units in place of property taxes 2nd special assessments now lost on property taken sine 1952 by the federal government ' for commercial purposes. Favorable committee report. Federal Land for.8tat Parka (For technical reasons, Senator BIoss withdrew his own bill,, and pushed Senator Bennetts bill through the Interior Committee and handled the conference with the House.) OmTo change the it per year on federal acr age that may be transferred for state parks to 12,800 640-ac- acres. Passed both houses; sent to President Runaway Fathers To allow use of the Social Security files to assist local law enforcement officers to find of October. TV booster bills mentioned parents who disappear to Senator Blose will be home above. Senator BIoss co- avoid their famworked and for ilies. supporting in Utah in late October and sponsored of After introduction early November. Two weeks several other bills of im- the bill. Department of in November will be taken portance to Utah. Health, Education and Welwith his annual tour of acRevision of Zion Park Bor- fare, by executive order, tive duty with the Air Force ders To revise the borders for most of this. provided Reserve in which Ted holds of Zion National Park to Income Tax the rank of Colonel. make easier administration An amendment to provide On. November 23, the Sen- and facilitate building of en- withholding of Utah State ate Select Committee on Na- trance roads. Passed Senate, income tax from employees tional Water Resources will sent to House. of the federal government Youth Conservation Corps who work in Utah but are hold a public hearing in Salt To put youths 1 Lake City as part of its years not residents of the state. program. Senator of age to work on forest and Passed House and Senate. BIoss, a-- member of the Se- other federal and state projlect Committee, will preside. ects to work on resource If w did but know how little In December, as a member conservation. Passed Senate some enjoy of the great things of the Interior Committee, sent to House. that they possess, there would he will hold two public hearPayment in Lieu ef Taxes not bo much envy in the world. To provide for payments Edward Young ings on areas proposed for -- Non-reside- nt 16-2- nati- on-wide SPACIOUS! POISED! BEAUTIFUL! LIVELY! 4 ilevs m o by BIra. Norma Preec '' Phone re 769 West Kaye villa Ed ward Phillipe ia ill at the Veterans Hospital In Salt Lake. Blr. and Birs. Elliot Web, ster entertained at a fam ily dinner party Friday evening at their home in hon or of his mother, Blr. Gold en Webster and hie aunt, Birs. Alton Leak, birthday anniversaries. Other gnests were Golden Webster, Alton Leek, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cottrell, Ogden; Mr. and Birs. Clyde Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waldrun, Mr. and Birs. Roy Day, all of Salt Lake; Mr. and BIra. Paul Webster, and A. C. Warren, Centerville. Birs. Corilla Scoffield is visiting in Tremonton this week 'at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Calder-woowhere she will attend the wedding of her, grand- CO .'-- -- few day. , Mra. Joan Giles and daughter Lori, Ogden, visited Monday with her parents, Mr. .and. Mr. Riley BushnelL , Mra. Alan Bennett la undergoing treatment at the St Marks Hospital this week. . . Blr. and Mrs. Earl Goaa-lin-d and family apent Sunat Preston, Idaho, Viday siting with. Mr. and Mrs. W. son Dee Calderwood. L. Workman, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Goaslind. Son arrives Austin Chappell and Rex on left Thuraday Layton Evening up the Pettlngill an elk hunting trip to th family to two boy 'and two Uintaha. girls is the new son of the Td-maK. Roger Beans. The new lad Wilford Mr. and Mrs. Provo, were weekend arrived Friday in the Dee been guests of her parents, Mr., Hospital apd ha already and named Sisters Scott Judy Sandall. Linn and Birs. and brother Matthew Becky Kenneth Blr. and Blr. were reedy to welcome th new Rackham and three children, addition home. Tucson, Arizona, are staying with her parent. Mr. and BIra. William Perkin. for Mr. Rackham received his whoa ytm'r talking, discharge from U. S. Air of after four years Fore try a bedroom to and service they plan extension phono make their home here.: nine new colon... Ernest Scoffield ia 1U t to order, call tap will and. the Dee Hospital office of , surgery bcudneeg undergo major Mountain State morning., Blr. and Blr.' Joseph Mar-to- n Tdephoi celebrated their. 'wedding anniversary, last .Saturday in Provo. BIra. Golden Scoffield will undergo major ' hurgery at the Ogden hospital Blonday. Mrs. Marilyn i Fillmore and children Brian, Randy, and Linda, ' Abilee, Texas, were house guests over the weekend of Blr,1 and Mrs. Z. W. Koldewyn. Sunday, q co CO d, Elegant Impo la Om CO n, Door Sport Sedan -- on of It spanking new Chevrolet! yon can choose from. 60 THE SUPERLATIVE CHEVY : . t "7,;; to its dapper rear ' , the one that says 60 like no other car. From its grille " t r deck, there's so much that is new and different about this superlative Chevrolet it stands out from the rest like a coin. And you'll be just as wide-eyeover whats jnside-t- hi This is clean-thrustin- g fresh-minte- privacy yj o d . d relaxing roominess, tasteful trim, hushed elegance, all comfortably cradled by Full Coil springs at all four wheels. Yet, sumptuous as this new Chevy is, you'll find new economy of operation, new ' dependability, ,new longer life. Here, then, were confident both you and your budget will joyously sm, is the nearest to perfection a car ever came! low-price- d Wed-nesd- n g they spent th ' day . in Ogden, end the South Fork' of Ogden Canyon. Mrs. Fillmore and children will join her husband in Japan in the near future where he is stationed with th Armed Services Mrs. Leone Jensen, Sait Lake, waa a Thursday overnight guest of her mother, Mr. Nettie B Wilcox. Oth er visitors during the week Ldae CO CO U Hi eight-teein- were Blr. and Mrs. Clifford Barber. SyrACueet Mr. and Here's the car that introduces extra margin of bat space. whole new decade of design And there even more leg with ao much that new room for th man in th and different th ether one middl thanks to the way can only hope to com clone. Chevrolet engineers hav haved down the transIts the superlative 60 Chev- mission tunnel. rolet with new epee inside, new spirit under th Out on th road, ea Chevys hood, new splendor in Full Ceil ride will persuade line. every clean-etche- d you most gently, theres not Freshly shaped contours rake a car near the price that back from th unified new come does to the hushed grille to the jaunty rear deck, comfort of this one. And, fitted with craftsmanship adding to your sens of ilenc and solidity are youd expect only on th most expensive makes. In- thicker, newly designed side, there's room to sprawl rubber body mount that do an evep more efficient job in, room to sit 'tall in by of filtering out road shock, generously provided and tire hum and vibration. Chevys eofaiwide seats out even the smallest engine Quiat, power ia provided by a impulse more effectively choice of two standard enthan ever and a trim new famed gines Chevy g motif that 's 6 and a new Econon all 18 V8 that models. , omy Turbo-Fi- r , gate up to 10 mox'e mile But, impressive ea all this out of a gallon of regular while delivering greater en- mey look in print, there really, only on way to tell gine torque at normal speeds. how near to perfection this superlative '60 Chevrolet Chevys accent on comfort actually comae , . , end that and convenience even ex- to drop ip on your dealer d tends beck to its y end drive onel quick-respondi- Hi-Thr- two-ton- in viJ-ab- le flesh-mint- ed , 3, . easier-to-loa- , (and tremendous) luggage compartment. Youll also find a convenient new parking brake that auto- matically returns to normal height after application, a new clutch linkage that filters F1 CO See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer FRIDAY! POISED! 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