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Show ' AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE , , Factory Authorized Strric Factory Trmlnad Mechanics Motor An.ljuz Front End Allgnownt Carburetor and Electrical Tuna-o- p Complete Brake Saprlce , 7tp Automata. T ranamujio na tate Impaction Station ' f , I ' - - No. BTEWAKT, PONTLAC-CADILLA- 180 N. Vain, Kaysvffl Phene 101 G.H.C. TJtDCKS T.xacsi Yonr Local Dealer INC, C Wa Bapair All Make. J. BOY FUDGE AUTO SERVICE,- - SPECIALIZING IN JN- -' " GINE TUNE-U- P Electrical and Carburetor Delco Batteriea Motor Analysis All Automatia Tranamisaion and Brake Service . , ; , ' ' Front End Alignment Corrections and Wheel Balancing Steering ; i. ROY FUDGE, 166 South Main, Layton, Phona :l or Kays. 131-- R ( 886 M . A GOODBUI A GOOD DEAL Each car is In excellent running Condition. BEADY TO GO A GOOD CAB LETS DEALl BANK TEEMS WK TAKT RAD , We Bought Thom Bight We Can Sell Them Bightll DICKS MOTOR SALES, 878' North Main, Sunset. Ph. TA 1 AT HIGHWAY LINE "Coma in and Lets GET ACQUAINTED V - this picture was caught cent fishing the fishing LUNCH. Bring BANKS FIBST NATIONAL BANK OF LAYTON Layton Thriftichack Service Without Service Charge. 1 Interest Paid aa Savings. Safety Deposit Boxaa for Rant 82.76 Per Year., Inc. Tax. Oar Night Depository 24 Hour Envelops Service. All Kinds of Loans. Special Service Personalised Checks Printed FREE1 Member FJX(L Accounts Insured np to 810,000. Onr service charges on regular, checking accounts are low ask. 87 w-- at Clearfield. LAYTON NEWS DAIRIES Visitors Always Welcome at Utahs Finest Dairy Far- mIn the Heart of Davis County at Farmington by Lagoon PHONE Phone FARMINGTON OGDEN Jliv I .mU1 34 .. 1 EX n Locally Owned and Operated Taxpaying Industry INSURANCE Complete Lines of Coveragt All Claims Handled Locally DON A. WEAVER, General Agent . 860 North Mam, Layton v ' Farmers Insurance Group INSURANCE PHONE Kays, 665 Res. Phone Kays. 596 JEWELRY MERLS JEWELRY Clearfield Headquarters for FINE WATCI REPAIR. Fast 24 Hr. Service All Work Guaranteed. HERLS JEWELRY, Gay Mar Plata, Clearfield, North of Safeway See Ui for All Your Jewelry Giftsl TAylor Kaysville Theatre Kaysville, Utah PHONE 100 SHOW STARTS 7:30 One Complete Show Each Night NEW PRICE SCHEDULE Children (under 12 years) Students (with courtesy cards) Adults .25 .60 .75 Thurs.( FrL( Sat., March 24, 25, 26 , Fabulous FABIAN and that BLUE DENIM 61Rll . in a motion picture aglow with young I love and adventure. FABIAN cm k Slum CODIE m WHITMAN STEVENS no (not aimoin PLUS BOWERY BOYS PRIVATE EYE BBVBBBaBEBB: Kid's Show Saturday 1:30 p.nL AH Seats 25c "CURSE OF THE UNDEAD - NOT ALL THE- BIG ONES GET AWAY as proved by of the Blue Marlin (in the middle) which by K. H. Stephenson, Clearfield, on a reexpedition to Matazlan, Mexico. Others in party, were, left to right, Ben Holbrook, Roy, who piloted the plane which took the group to Mexico; Earl Stringham, Clearfield, the fish, Mr. Stephenson, Rudy Van Orden, Layton. The deep sea fishing expedition was off the point of the Gulf of California, just off the peninsula of California. Mr. Stephensons Blue Marlin weighed 185 pounds. He sent it to Florid where it will be mounted and returned to him for display at his store (Steves Sporting Goods) 8IGNAL CAFE, Layton, Utah ELYA G. VAUGHN, Managar OPEN 6:30 n.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays 6:00 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun. Featuring BKKAjj ASTS, LUNCHEONS, DINNERS Guaranteed Fast Service Only t Minnton Drive from Davie County Defame Plants. STOP BY for BREAKFAST Drive down for n Delicious HOY - :- . CAFES Group- Phone Mr. amf Mrs. K7-- J Jamas Overton Williams, Arizona, have a baby girl, born March 18, at the St. Benedict Hospital in Ogden. The baby weighed 6 lbs. 14 oz. and has been named Kimberley Kay. Mrs. Overton is the former Kathleen Stoker, whose parents are Mr. and Mis. Ervin Stoker, 290 Melody, Layton. Mr. and Mrs. Van Dunham, 818 La Verde, have a baby girl born March 16, at the St. Benedict Hospital in Ogden. The little girl weighed 6 lbs. and 11 oz. and has been named Irene. Mr. and Mrs. Hy Smith of Kaysville, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green of Kaysville and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Billings of Layton enjoyed a Smorgasbord dinner at Andys Cafe in Salt Lake City, Saturday evening, March 19th. Mrs. Mary Ewing of Salt Lake City, is staying with her daughter, Mrs. LaVern Jones and refrom an accident cuperating which she suffered sometime ago. Shauna Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Golden Morgan, 1013 E. Gejitile, was chosen Miss Collegiate of 1960, at the annual Promenade dance held at Weber College last week. Mrs. Minnie Lee Selleneit, of Salt Lake City has been spending the past week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Golden Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Gian Simmons, 1333 Laytona, left Monday March 21, for a week's vacation in Las Vegas. Betty Wilcox, $40 Valeria Dr., is starting a Jr. Shooting Class, March 22, at the Central Davis Jr. High School. These classes are for boys and girls ages 8 to 10 and will be held after school. Betty will teach firearm safety, general instruction on knowing your gun and how to load and fire a gun safely. Brownie Troop 11, wish to report that their cookie sale was a great success, they sold 35 cases of cookies. Betty Wilcox is their leader. Mr. Ernest F. Murdock, 552 Coats Ave., spent last week end in South Jordan, helping his brother-in-latile his new home. Tho Dane Club hold its regular dance Friday, March 18 at the Central Davis Jr. High in Layton. The theme was March Winds and Spring. Those attending enjoyed a miniature fashion show put on by small children, wearing fashions in play clothes, Easter clothes and sleep wear. The fashions were from and J. C. Penney of Layton. A delicious ham dinner was served and George Fisher and his orchestra from West Point furnished the music for dancing. Audrene Yates served as chairman far the decoration committee and Bishop and Mrs. John Baker took charge of the food committee. A large crowd enjoyed the evening entertainment. of Brails-ford-Big- Suiw Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. The American Legion Birthday Party was held Saturday, March 19, at 7:30 at the Legion Home. The 128 South Main, Layton. spealilr of the evening was Parley Jensen. All past Commanders of Post 87 were honored. All attending enjoyed a delicious dinner and good entertainment. The Primary and 1st. Jr. Class of the Community Baptist Church Sunday School, had a party Saturday, March 19, at the home of Mrs. Roy Williamson, 364 Aircraft. The evening was spent in a weiner roast, games and dancing. 30 children were present. Cohostess for the evening was Mrs. Thelma Williams. The Women's Missionary Society, of the Community Baptist Church of Layton, held their regular monthly meeting, March 15 at the home of Mrs. Irene Lavem Chesley, 855 Valeria. Steven gave the opening prayer and the devotions. The Hymn I Need Thee Every Hour, was sung by the group. The Secretary Alta Crackenberg, read the minutes, treasurers report was- given by Dorthy Savarese, Thelma Williams gave a report on the clothing sent to the Mathers School. Lorane Reveria gave a demon-stratioon painting. It was demembers save cided, that the Betty Crocker coupons to get silverware for the new church kitchen. Special music was furnished by a quartet, Jan Crowder, Irma Walker, Lavem Stevens and Louise Ellis. Irma Walker gave a book report on The Nuns Story. There were three visitors: Helen Wiegand of Ogden, Nanna Patten, President of the Baptist Womans Society of Ogden and Martha Johnston St., President, of Ogden. The next meeting will be held at the home of Virginia Extension leader From Iran speaks (Continued from page 1.) same agricultural problems as exist in Iran. We have about the same type of climate, terrain, and rainfall. By studying the methods we have used in meeting many of these agricultural problems, the Iranians are able to better solve some of their similar problems. These Iranian Extension leaders arrived in Utah for just such a study on Feb. 15 and will leave for a stay in New Mexico on April lfith. This Iranian group of visitors to Davis County, included two county agents; two extension service directors; two Club specialists; an extension service entomology specialist; and an extension service horticultural specialist. They were accompanied on their Davis County tour by an interpreter, P. Legai, and Professor Emeritus Lyman H. Rich, formerly extension 4--H dairyman of the Utah State University. A . 1 N . ', NORTH OF LAYTON HY. 91 fra W m Mtm' M mm i mmm uut SHIRLEY man s sum mt mm gnu i Mtomyf ' , Cttg . Mint mi AwwwM ncrwis PLUS "VVOIIDERFUL GIBRALTAR FnTH lidO 4 - f 'i 1; - Clearfield Harry Gebo, Sunset, was elected the new commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Clearfield Post No. 8307, last Monday in their meeting night. Elected to serve with Mr. Gebo during the coming year were Raymond L. Adams, Clearfield, Frazer, Clinton, junior Mosao Endo, Clearfield, Charles Hogan, quartermaster, Clearfield chaplain, Albert Mohr, surgeon, Washington Terrace, Charles Rainford, Clearfield, advocate Lou Frazer was elected to a one year term as trustee and Eldridge Mooney, past post commander, was appointed to serve as a three year trustee. Installation of new officers will be held at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the post on April 4. All members are urged 0 to attend the next meeting. poultry husbandry Yr veterinary science. Other winners are: Rodney C. Baker, 17, Teasdale, Wayne High School; Sheldon Bartholomew, 18, Springville, Spring-vill- e High School; Eugene Boardman, 18, Paragonah, Paro-wa- n School; Michael High Bromley, 18, American Fork, American Fork High School; Roger Butterfield, 17, Riverton, Bingham High School; Lynn Ogden, 17, Richfield, Richfield High School; Mark M. Petersen, 17, Penrose, Bear River High School; Vem Stewart, 18, Meadow, Millard High School; William G. Talmage, 17, Spanish Fork, Spanish Fork High School; Glen O. Whitaker, 18, Kanosh, Millard High School; Dee Wayne West, 17, Spanish Fork Fork, Spanish High School; Royce Young, 18, Kan-aKanab High School. WATERFILL-FRAZI- Gn 18 rm . .. Ntmus mi wna m umu m mm Ktuar amo. wasmi oant ADMIRAL THEATRE CLEARFIELD TA Thure., Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues. March 24, 25, 26, 28, 29 "The Big Fisherman" Technicolor Panavision Howard Keel, Susan Kohner, John Saxon FIVE DOLLARS REWARD TO ANYONE ATTENDING Co. Union Furniture b, Stock - Reducing SALE CLEARFIELD NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hardin, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Petersen, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stone were guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Mearl Marshall, 232 N. Terrace View Drive, for an evening of games Saturday night. Light refreshments were served. Dr. Petersen showed some of his movies of his fishing trip to New Mexico last year. 24. 25. 28 MARCH And Not Finding It to Bo the BIGGEST FURNITURE and CARPET SALE OF THE YEARI Where! I at BRAILSFORD - BIGGS DEPT. STORE in LAYTON Spring is popping out all over the place ROVI SWIMWEAR Sale Table Take a last look at our your Bargain Tables chance to save on seamersonal and close-ochandise prices cut to from all clear 95 , - LESLIE NIELSEN KICKEY SHAUGHNESSY leans tan. ARRIVED. LADIES lANTZEN'S SPORTSWEAR JUST 98 Gay new colors snd styles in skirts, shirts, pants and cote dresses. Fresh and new for spring ton knit and summer. Wash-n-Wea- last they Only 5 1 00 ea. J98 each 98 to Each $1.C3 r, short sleeves, while a real March value Outstanding values snd selection now for spring snd Easter sprues np your wardregular snd half sizes robe with a new spring ensemble. BLOUSES Only Men's Sport Shirts LADIES, SEE THESE BETTER DRESSES Sportswear omy fancies PEDAL PUSHERS $1.39 pair two-piec- Ladies Pair "CORD ANA . 98 Simplicity House Dresses CONE Styled by Levi Strauss. Size to 12, Sanforized. 4 each DENIM SPORT YOUR BEST BUY I' Large selection of new prints snd plains for your summer play clothes plains. high styles, low prices Plains. 59c Yard Fancies, 69c Yard fit Men's White Tee Shirts Nylon for Men SWIMWEAR Styled with nil men In mind in every pair. Boys Western Shirts by Pykettes for the Junior A wonderful new line of sportswear figure of any age. Sizes 5 to 15, in aborts, slim pants and blouses. reinforced - Set for quality and wear CONTINENTAL Attractive pattern practical and asefuL 100 rise set MODEL PANTS cotton sanforised adjustable side tabs new colors. plain front short cash wear, washable, long wearing-- . $8toES5 PAIR Ste ro-- IUST WEST OF TIIE LIGHT Ili LAYTON : Wher PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ; ; e : ? Quality and Service Is Wrapped in Every Package ; i F For all the family ion for comfortable 493 pair Brailsford - Biggc full Canvas Shoes CAMPUS rooo-vi- n neck taped collar. Stainless Steel OmmScsn KTttCOUX Men's Slim Fit each 98 each for real econand plaina. Of Course Cotton twill for long wear-Sanforized Black and ut Wash-n-we- ar - Styled by Levi Strauss All new knits snd lastex suits in styles sure to please -save today on these fine suits. figure flattery for all They him the WUHAGUN; hmia . mi mum Elects officers 24 Piece Set 12 FREE MacLAIN !! Clearfield VFS IANTZEN J b3x San h Ymt horticulture, The $5.00 gold pieces illustrated here are from the Waterfill and Frasier collection. They were coined by the United States Gov- eminent in 1810. the year that Waterfill and Frazier was first distilled in Kentucky. ' Lee Earl Rogers . . . awarded $306 scholarship. f FrLr SaLt Sun. - March 25. 28. 27 . GLENN Esxat Scxd Baa 111 dustry, 1810 J f, THEATRE Children Under H Kill MlMM KENTUCKY BQURCQN $ Adults, 75c qi V Cheerful colors and comfortable styles. Regulsr snd half sise. w iTC DRIVE-I- ta am ism dm w Page 11 19C3 - March 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 tm m March 24, " ck .. AUTOMOBILES USED NO DELAY! Pastry to Taka Home! eattr to Civic Clubs, Luncheons and Special Logan A Davis County youth Is among 13 Utah high school seniors awarded Foundation scholarship for college study. Announcement of the 13 Beehive state winners, selected on the basis of high scholarship, leadership ability, interest in agriculture and need, waa made by Dr. W. H. Bennett, acting dean of &a college of agriculture at Utah State University. Among the winners in the annual competition for awards for use during the freshman year at Utah State University is Lee Earl Rogers, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Rogers, 287 Dixie, Layton, a senior at Davis High School. Awards this year are (300 a 60 per cent increase over the $200 scholarships swarded last year. Recipients must enroll in the college of agriculture at, USU for study in the departments of general agriculture, agricultural economics, agricultural education, agronomy and soils, animal husbandry, botany and plant pathology, dairy inSears-Roebu- B4a FXBKT : REFLEX-LEADER- v i::fooho;i: SEQUiCE ; 1 Loytsn youth Awarded Scholarship ' v |