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Show I960 5 Page February. 25, black musical notes In between. with decorated The entrance was , ner installed M honorary base Officers HU Air Fore Ease t.. carnations and black tangerine of Veterans The Clearfield of 2703th Air ladies the and their commander. , Bennttf and observation, ' ; Virginia By Clearfield Post No: "'jt Wars, munitions Wing met at the of- bows and the brass candlesticks Foreign The Syracuse PTA sponsored Mrs. Lestor Frew had as her - Preliminary Judging will be done 8307, will hold, their next regular ficers club Saturday night for held tangerine candles. Eacfi tab an entertainment at the school dinner guests last Thursday evenof h at grey their monthly formal. After a so- lo had a Hill, AFB by a board of civilian meeting on Monday! February 29 strip auditorium last Saturday after- ing, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Atkincial hour there was dinner and paper dawn the center with black The entries wlH be at $ p.m. at 223 West 1250 North, executives Hill Base in will receive HiU Air The the Fore only. trophies noon for all youngsters son of Roy, Mr. and Mrs, Monte Sunset. Nominations of officers musical 'notes. outrianrlng'I Community. and contest rules annual reduced to 20 and the six winning Complete Frew and daughter, Natalie, of Administrative Club's third if the coming year will be male for v Mra. George Wetzler and Mrs. sent essay contest will be- lines on Hill AFB are being 'John ones selected in their order by at this meeting only. AO membm John F. Lee woe hostesses at The program was the presentathe movie "Alice Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs,. in school enjoyed to 1 March winner Utah, They with the high every gin top musia farewell party in the green room tion of a current Broadway Barker In Wonderland," and pop corn Law and children, Sandra, Step- named commander of Hill AFB said Mr. Layton. The outlines the English department at a Utah are urged to attend to let their ' Virginia hen, Debra and Joan. choices for officers be known. of the dub Feb. 15 for Mrs. cal comedy-b- y balls, candy and soft drinks were for one day as part of his or will assist contestants by pro- college, Donald B. Boldt. Mrs. R. G. Clark, a native Utahn, an opera also sold during the afternoon. and about Mr! and Mrs, Ben Sessions and facts reward. her figures viding was She Formed In 1952, the Hill AdminOne needs only to' look back ' Martin singer for many years. Grube, Mrs. Larry C. The income Bom this function three children left Monday for contest chairman, the $130 million base. Rex the at Layton, piano by accompanied of over the evente of the last year, ' some All made Club is istrative and Mrs. William E. Winter. up win be spent for some Improve- their home In Seattle, Washington, said that the contest rules are: participaHanson. Important April Ethel ending Hogan are leaving Hill AFB. ment at the school. civilian personnel both at home and abroad, to be after visiting the past four days 2, will again be on the subject: tion by any student in the 10th 400 , reminded forcefully of the conMrs. Theresa Wetzler and grandwas hern with his parents, Mr. and "Hill Air Force Bam Its Signi- through 12th grades, limitation working at HiU The contest is Mrs., Robert E. Marberry Me. and Mrs. Lloyd ChotvUln son Dennis have been visiting in in tinuing need to renew ouf deother and Sessions Elmer Mrs. and of maximum charge of the program. Mrs. to Commua 2,000 words, ficance to the State and in line with one of their objectives votion to the American ideal of the home of Mrs. Wetzlers son Keith K. Cooper and Mrs. William Syracuse, and Mr, and Mrs. Paul relatives. enmailing and postmarking of drove nity. of playing an important part in brotherhood. and daughter-in-laJohn S. Knight, Maj. , and L. Nelson were In charge of the Farnsworth, Salt Lake City, tries to Mrs. LaPriei Carlton, Mrs. George Wetzler, Mrs. Wetz- wine hour. Mrs. Connie L. Laino to Logan Sunday and visited with affairs. Roy Briggs who hot been see- - First prize, besides changing 3037 Circle Way, Chicago Daily News. community not later Ogden, with Col. E. F. Hubbard, ler, senior, is enroute to Japan to and Mrs. George W. Cap were Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Smedley lousy 111 for the past several places than midnight April 2. and baby. returned to his home last Hill commander, for one day, will visit another son, CapL H. J. in months, decorThe of menu. the charge All interested students are urg$100 a be a savings bond, trophy Wetzler. Dennis will remain in ations were the creation of Mrs. after a three weeks stay Mr. and Mrs. John Low onto Saturday, for bis ed to contact their high school and one winner the PRE-SPROKr- aa for, additional for Dee the in his father. with Hospital Japan Kendal R. NoId,r Mrs. Norman tained at their borne Wednesday school. English departments to apply for treatment The Hill AFB officers wives J. Goff and Mrs. Gene R. Durdinner with a party. evening Second and third place winners the contest 'and pick up rules dub held its February luncheon den, ' Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Orson Bybee had will receive a $50 and $25 bond and fact sheets. on Tuesday at the officers dub. dinner geusts, Mr. respectively, and Rothy, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Han- as their Winners will be announced at trophies for It was sponsored by the wives Mrs. Edward F. Hubbard, Mrs.o sen and Mr, and Mrs. Lon Rothy and Mrs.Sunday Bernard W. Smedley and themselves and their schools. Hill AFB on April 15 at an awards' Mrs. and Krocker Edward J. of the 4677th Defense Systems e Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barber. win Three honorable mention winners luncheon and the Lofaso were hostesses at a aU of Ogden. Evaluation Squadron and 4754th . Howard coffee for Mrs. of farewell Aohton Loe Mrs. and Mr. Warren Radar Evaluation Squadron under The Rachel Leyton the supervision of Mrs. Lewis G. Wallis at the officers club Provo, 'were visitors last Satur- Camp Daughters of Pioneers were $15.00 $13X3 P. Boone, Jr. and Mrs. John J. Friday morning. Mrs. Wallis was day at th home of Mrs. Sophia entertained last Thursday at the roses and of of $12.50 $11X3 Ashton. . Hutchinson. Brandy snifters with presented' S' corsage home of Mrs. Jay Cuthbert. FifThe hostesses each wore were teen members pink nylon footing and pink bows lillies. present. camp $10.00 $3X0 Paris. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Sessions The lesson was xt' Lilly of the .Valley. Explore with these new books bolding pink carnations made up a corsage given by Mrs. Leo which An- and son, John, and Mr. and Mrs, are available at the Davis Young Modern: the decorations. The head table Pouring were Mrs. Victor L. L. Warren. and their son, THE TREMBLING YEARS, County Library. held a white bow surrounded by derson, Mrs. Edmund W. Miles, Carl K. Barber Albert J. Norman, spent an enjoyable weekMrs. Adult: Mrs. by Ells M. Barber. The story Fred and Mr. Mrs. Johnson, Chetelain Lloyd pink carnations and purple heathof a girl of seventeen who is and son and daughter, Allan and AMERICAN FREEDOM AND for er. The band stand held small Reising, Mrs. Peter Sows, Jr., end at Las Vegas. Col. stricken with polio her struggle CATHOLIC POWER, by Paul Carol attended the funeral ser-records pasted to the wall with and Mrs. William C. Duncan. Mon., Tues., Wed. dinner The onioyod following are edition and eventual victory. to Blandshard. A revised and Mrs. Wallis and family vices of Tracy Scoffield, son of at Hannons Cafe In Salt Lake Appointments Thomas H. Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Nate Scoffield at the book first published in 1949 Young Reodort: leaving for .Boston, Mass., Sat., afternoon: Mrl last Saturday City THE Call Kaysvillo II GREATEST THE AND DARKNESS ADVENTURE, THE Free Feb. 20. , last Wednesday afternoon, Shampoo or Jesse Holt, Mrs. Clayton Holt, Ogden by Frederick A. Lane. A story Wave DAWN, by Thomas B. Costain. Set Mrs. Mrs. Elmer Wilcox, and Clark Sessions, of Ogden end ELIZABETH THE GREAT, of Jack London, adventurer, SERVICE TAXK FREE William S. Holt, Syracuse; Mrs, a former Syracuse resident, had writer. by Elizabeth Jenkins, Rose Woodland of Willard, Mrs, a heart attack while he was in viCTORINE. Frances P. Keyes. THE LITTLE GIANT OF by Linda Texas on a government assignLynn Jenkins and daughter A warm and moving love story SCHENECTADY, by Dorothy of Bountiful and Mrs. Lloyd Hayes ment. Mrs. Sessions left immedset in the deep south. Markey. A story of Charles Woods of Suzanne and daughter, for iately by plane to be with him. MEANS TO AN END, by John Steinmetz, a great scientist. 1398 No. Main, Next to Holt Lanes, Layton Cross,' and Mrs. Milton Smedley Clark is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson. A novel of big busi- THE BOY MECHANIC, by of Bountiful The day marked the 0. C. Sessions, Syracuse. Mechanics Magazine. ness in New York, London, and Popular of Mrs, anniversary birthday Mr. and Mrs. Verdon Chambers Jenkins, and it was also the anniversary of the late Jess Holt, and family of Beaver, visited over . last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. her father. Irvin Cox. Their oldest son, Scott, club who had been spending ten days "The Happy Sewers" are organized and plan to meet here with his grandparents, rePhone TA each Monday under the leader- turned home with them. - Or See ship of Mrs. Marie Weber. Officers are Helen Steed, president; Maxine The 134 Quorum of Sovantisi enjoyed the Cook, secretary; Patsy Painter, and their wives song leader; and Shirley Mulford Quorums Annual birthday banquet and Evone Zaugg, reporters. Other and program at the Clinton Ward incuded Janiel Hall last Thursday evening. Speclub members Wells, Mary cial guests were Mr. and Mrs Freestone, Joleen Baldwin and Antoine R. Ivins of the Seven Cheyenns Thurgood, So. Presidents of Seventies of the Lynne Watkins. from Salt Lake City, and Church CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Kenneth Flint who has been President and Mrs. Joseph Cook OPEN TILL NOON ON SATURDAY living at the home of Mr. and of North Davis Stake. Mrs. Carl K. Barber for the past Mr. and Mr. Orson Bybeo atseveral months, has moved to Salt Lake City, wbere.be will attend tended the birthday celebration school part time in connection Monday of their granddaughter, with his position at Sperry Rand Barbara Farnsworth, daughter of 2 Only 5 Only Playtex Girdles, Reg. 10.95 Heavy Coat, Reg. 17.95 NOW Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farnsworth Company there. QQ at their home in Salt Lake City. atLaMar Stuart Mr. and Mrs. They were accompanied by Mrs, 1 Only Tweed Car Coat, Reg. 19.95 12 OnJy Playtex Girdles, Reg. 8.95 tended the funeral service of their Rodney Eames and daugV.twy Q QQEa. 2. 1 1 uncle, Richard Stuart, at Spring-vilt- o Sally. last Saturday. 21 Only Blouses, Reg. up to 3.98 3 Only Tanker Coats, Reg. 6.90 .- -.J Ea. fJ0Ea. John Tenner underwent a fon- silectomy early Wednesday morn19 Only Heavy Undershirts, 2 Only Ea. Jantzen Leggings, Reg. 11.98 At a brief business ing. He is a student at the SyKaysville QQ Ea. Reg. 1.89 racuse School and a son of Mr. meeting of the Kaysville Branch KENTUCKY QQ and Mrs. Selby Tanner. of the American Association of Ea. 25 Only Biftex Bras, Reg. 1.69 75 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts BOURBON Women evening, Mrs. QQ Mr. and Mrs. Verl Cox of Mur- University Beatrice Carroll, chairman of the .Now Values to 5.95 ray, Utah, formerly of Syracuse, nominating committee, announced 0Q 5 Only Ea. 7.95 White Reg. Jackets, Stag are happy parents of a baby that Mrs. Leona Clawson of Kays30 Dress Slacks Pr. boy. This is their first child. Hap- ville was nominated for president, Now C AA Pr. Values to 12.95 py grandparents in Syracuse are Mrs. Wynona Frost of Ea. 10 Only Car Coats, Reg. 9.87 Kaysville, QQ Mrs. Cox. Irvin Mr. and was nominated for secretary of Marlene Fowler, four yoer old the local group and that Mrs. 20 Only Thermal Unions Reg. 3.49 Ea. 36 Only Better Dresses Up to 17.95 .... Ea. QQ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Jean Burson of Sunset would be to nominated run for Fowler has spent a few days dursecretary of the Utah State Board of AAUW. U nSOLuOmi, STATUF1LL Ml ittAZIU DIJIIIUM fOZFMT, IUKIDWI, (EITU(a. ing the past week at the Dee Hospital in Ogden for treatment REFLEX-LEADE- IIHFB scclsly Ilfth school essay contest NEWS SYRACUSE VFW tnccl . set , club by Hill Admin, five-inc- - R - . hlgh-scho- ol top-lev- , , March Special Gar-mel- ' first-plac- V "BenaT Permanents w for for for New books continue to lilt Shelves Davis Library t f Bonus 1 w Howdy, Folks: Manuels Beauty Salon 9 That Good, Dependable Western . . Insurance Final 4-- VERN M. SMITH Clearfield State 133 ' MEN SPECIALS LADIES VALUES JQ fj0Ea. AAUW nominates y J J 1810 0 yfj 0 waterfill-Frazi- er 250 21 6S Pairs Corduroy Crawlers, Reg. 1.98 SWORN TO SAVE engine Chevys are set to squeeze extra mile out of every drop of fueL J 37 Ea. ....J performance. Winter Caps, Reg. 1.98 8 Only HDBK Mil! Compare this list of Chevy advances with the features trucks are sO talking about. Toni sea why Chevy tracks get bora work done h a day.. .why they go extra thousands of m3es before trade-i- a time. Tbest Stnnfi-K- i veal for peak per- Power-packe- d E Sixties formance, Chevyz husky V8z make childs play out of the tougheet hauls. They have a mind tuned to economy, too, that keep costs down, profits up. Just new, theyre a ful stale revobtioi! With independent front theres a brand-nemoother, easier handling feel behind the wheel roe-pensi- on SUCK KEW SUw'JRSAN w, TCSSSSN-SPRE- 5 felt MSSE3Y,K3 WHEEL FIGHT Drive a '60 Chevy. Just once. Right away youll no- tice the absence of shimmy and wheel fight common on ordinary trucks. KEW DOLLAR-SAVIN- These handsome new handy haulers double to brass can transport eight passengers or up to 950 lbs. of payload. Rear and center seats are easy to remove and replace when necessary. For work or for pleasure, them SAVINGS Chevrolet's low prices make big truck news for 60. They mean money in your pocket on model after model. Step-Van-s, Drives, many models with autofight-dutmatic transmissions all are lower priced. Also, prices have been reduced on all optional V8Y Winter Coats, Reg. 13.95 3 Only Winter Coats, Reg. 11.95 ....y 4 Only Subteen Jumpers, Reg. 8.95 7 Only Subteen Dresses, Reg. 7.95 Big guys get a Ea. Winter Caps, Reg. 98c, Now .68fc 60 Only Polo Shirts, Reg. 98c, Now A0E- SEE YOUR DEALER could be the most impor- tant visit you make to '60. When youve seen these new Chevies, youll agree theyre the worlds most advanced trucks. Then drive one and find out why. 30 ...Q 0QEa. Dresses Values up Q0 459 Ea. E- - 11 15 Ea. 1.75 Clutch Bags, Reg. 79c .... .44 E- Pair Boys Oxfords Values to 4.98 Now 2.99 Pr Pairs Mens Oxfords Values to 9.90 Now 4.99 Pr' Ea. g0 Wool Blends, Reg. up to 3.49 ....NOW yy Yd. Yd. 5.00' saaszns SPECIALS Cannister Sets ON Reg. 2.95 GIFTS Now Rainbow Glassware, Reg. 5.95 Now Large Smifter, Reg. 7.95 Now Footed Candy Dish, Reg. 1.49 1 Only One Table Odds instrument panel. to 25 Yd. QpJ Ea. Now 1.00 Now g0 GaL Size Thermos Reg. 12.95 Hardwood Rolling Pins Reg. 1.00, Now Ea. , r Cabs are safer, too, up 67 mors rigid. 1S50 STOl-CIL- T CHEVROLET TRUCKS See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for fast delivery, favorable deals r ' in Morgan Authorized Chevrolet dealer in Layton" OLSEII CHEVROLET COMPANY and Ends 155 355EU long legs. more , OLSEII BrailsM - Biggs Dcpt Storc JUST WEST OF THE LIGHT III LAYTON ; FLEIITY OF FT.EE PARKINGo Where Quality end Service Is Wrapped In Every Pa cliche ! M - i CHEVROLET COMPANY: . I 15.00' Now Reg. 7.95 2 & Now Pr. Ladies Lined Winterettes - FABRIC SALE Theres horizonwide visibility through a Pr. Reg. 29.95 Pr. to 5.95 Clearance Better Yardage Values up to 1.98 yd., NOW Now Pair Red Wing Boots 16 CHEVROLET! to a Chevy cab. Theres plenty of space inside to stretch out and relax; more room for hats and hips, mors room for wide shdlilders and Girls Shoes Values to 6.90 Ea- - Flannel Pajamas, Reg. 2.98 8 Only Pr. Pairs 31 fJ0Ea. Pair Corduroy Pants, Reg. 3.90 .... 42 Only ...Now Values to 5.95 1 30 Only bigger break windshield with 26 glass area; a new - Pairs Ladies Flats 38 Pair Skin Tights, Reg. 1.98 CASS FCR CIS GUYS Jv, Now Ea. FOR GIRLS 3 Only 23 best for both 1 1.00 Ea. SHOE SALE beauties ar double-dut- y Now 11 Only G PRICES It Car Coats, Reg. 6.79 6 Only CARRYALLS RCE Each front wheel, suspended Independently of the other, is free to step tndmduaUi over bumps. And shockproof torsion springs up front soak up the jars and Jolts beor they reach the body. With three rugged new tailored rear suspensions to further reduce road shocks, Chevy gives you the smoothest truck ride you've ever J 00 SHORT STROKE Y8S Reg. 1.79 pr- - 00 Ea. Orion Sweaters, Reg. 2.98 15 Only Flannel Shirts, 24 Only .". Snowsuits, Reg. 5.95 4 Only Theyre long famous for low fuel consumption, high BOYS CLOSEOUT FOR BABIES BUYS v J |