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Show KICR3FILSIM COKP. PIESPOIST AYS LT Li.EE CITY XOvTAU VllViZZZkL Ill . . SGtiOO ;y r v H3lii ' THE VEEIUiV T ' . , , ' , s f v I Yippee I - Get out. your blue jean. podner, it'a rodeo time in the county- and the to make sure that lovers of excitement. Davis County Sheriffs Posse has gone all-o- Western style, wont ha disappointed. . one showa of and this are fun weekend, two There bit days Saturday, the other the traditional ahow and feview on Memorial Day, Monday. Saturday evening's show will begin at 8 p.m. fhe two showa Monday will be at 1 and 8 p.m. The rodsos are "Rodeo Cowboys of America approved and . ut : KAYSVILLE, - DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH 7 NO. 7, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1966 Committees chosen for Sunset rejects Sunsot Day festivities sevor bond v Street to Center Street, thence to the City Perk, will be under the direction of Gary L. Schroa-de- r. His assistants for this project will be Everett Nichols, Dwain J. Hancock, Delton Stan-ge- r, and George H. Wilmot Any civic groups who are interested in displaying a float and any individuals, including children with bicycles to decorate, please contact Gary Schrokder at TA There will be prises given in ell divisions end entries ere welcomed. There will be e continuous Bingo Game throughout the day under the supervision of Rus- HUNDREDS OF AMERICAN' FLAGS Will again b placed on graves of American War veterans, by members of the various posts of the American Legion in Davip Coqnty, on Memorial Day. Shown here, placing one on the grave of a Blackhawk War veteran, in the Farmington City cemetery, is John H. Shrope, commander of the Farmington American Legion Post 127. Assisting her father in decorating the graves is the Coipmanders pretty little daughter, Evetta Rose. sell H. Bean. The special sporting events which will continue through the day are under the chairmanship of Victor L. Cof Government announces bid advertisement for new P.O. from the Regional Real Estate Office of the Post Office Department P.O. Box 1979, Denver 1, Colorado, and the Postmaster at Kaysville. The sealed bids should be mailed to Ben A. Brock, Regional Real Estate Manager, P.O. Box 1979, Denver 1. Colorado, and the bid opening will be at 2:00 p.m. on June 24, I960. Sheffield quoted Postmaster June 24. I960. This proposed hew building, Regional Operations Director W. Kaysville postmaster Wayne Shef- D. Brewer, for the Post Office field said, Trill provide' expanded Department's Denver Region, aa postal service for Urn. Kaysville saying that Significant progress area. Specification call fod a now is evident in the postal modstructure containing approximately ernization program begun by Post 2.970 square feef with an outside loading platform and adequate space for parking and truck maneuvering. An assignable land op16.564 tion is held containing square feet located at approximately 35 E 2nd North. Price of Clearfield Dele Smedley the optional ground is 68,250. before Clearfield Postmaster Sheffield said he has been advised that the Post City Planning Commission on Office Department will enter into May 16th to present e prelima lear agreement with the suc- inary plat for a trailer perk to cessful bidder which will run for be located just south and west 10 years with two renewal of the Sands Cafe. options. The Planning Commission apbidders may proved the plane provided an Any interested contact Real Estate Officer David adequate access road is provided L. Warner, Post Office Departor reserved to serve north from ment. P.O. Box 863. Salt Lake this property to 350 South and C lty I, Hah, phone EMpire also, this access must serve the Extension 382, Biddefs packages property immediately south of David L. Warner, real estate officer for the Post Office Department, has announced that sealed bids win he received is the office of Ben A Brock, regional rad estate manager. Post Office Department, Room 509 New Custom House, Denver, Oakrado, to buQd and least to the IXertment the new post office for Kaysville. Closing date for the bids is will also be available master General Arthur E. Insido Planned In Clecnfield ed the Swim, July 4 in Layton is aim of city council Layton City hat now dived in to their 1 o n project of building a community swimming pool. Their aim is for its completion before July 4th. Its rather nnusual shape will provide a 23 by 25 foot, deep wading pool; a 75 by 35 foot general awimming portion that will vary in depth from to 4 feet; and a 25 by 80 foot 12-in- d. pool is being constructed just north of the Layton City Hall by the Christiansen Brothers Construction Co. prizes Fire Grant THE POSSE REVIEW is only part of the splendor and fun that await the visitor at the Fodeo at the Posse Grounds Saturday and Monday, according to the three officers above, left to right, Lyman Freestone, captairi'rDavid Cook, first lieutenant; and Grant Workman, second lieutenant. Sparks, adjutant. These officers are the rodeo committee and have appointed the following committee assignments: horse racing, Elton Briggs, Mr.- Workmen; steer cutting, Hector Flint, Glen Stone; kids pony class, Smith Waite, Anson Waite; ladies and gents pleasure class, Vivian Nalder, Lamar Sessions; wild cow milking, Lamar Paice, Maurice Thurgood; calf roping, Reid Flint, Grant Cooper; stock horse, Nolan Kirkman and Jay - Recreation workshop will be Hay 31 for all loaders Mr. Cullimora said that an y Giant Cullimore, Davis Coun-- 1 Recreation director, has an-- 1 cal recreation directors are program for the: urged to attend and special inBodily; advertising, Lyman nounced the and institute for rec- - vitationa are being extended to rites. impressive Freestone end David Cook; book, workshop reation leaders to be held May those from town boards, city A bouquet of poppies is tra- the rodeo committee; sound sysand 31 at the Davis High auditori-- . councils, mayors and ethers ditionally placed near the flag tem, Maurice Thurgood concerned with the recreation um from 10 e ni. to noon. Howard Morgan. pole at the Memorial Park. program. The public, too, is in- - Traditional services at 11 a.m. Memoin the Ktysville-Layto- n rial Park will mark Memorial Day again this year. Each year the Kaysville and Layton Posts of the American Legion alternate in providing services. The Layton Post is in charge of this years program, according to Dale Hitesides, commander of the I jet. The program will be directed by Golden Sill, Adjutant, There will be a patriotic speaker, son tJL. dn you know you are not musical selection and a firing J harboring a potential musical and color guard at the iua in your home? The answer be held on 'May 31 for the north is that it's not always possible part of the county. Parents wish- Well-bab- y to tell unless a child has been ing their children to participate exposed to music whether he has must register for them Conferences At North Davis Junior High, great talent or not The summer It has been an- - strlng program of the Davis parents may register their chil Kaysville lo-t- Also Potential Paganini may be lurking in your parlor on May Q1, for Kaysville students Pc 5 High School registration wdl take a,ud'tnT atl north door); and students from all the pm vited. Mr. Cullimore will preside at t,e mMting aad introduc oth. erg on program. Commis- sioner Clyde Adams and Davis ecrctt-ochairman County AIdin !Iayward wiu ipeak hriefl Iran Corni "afti diroctor. wiU diecuzath. I I a the for Uyton trttni "V., program for the summer and string program JMh m the ,emeotary and d N iPVel need not recister Mr.petereon said that for those own muslc who do but wjsh ,0 participate nounced by Dr. D. Keith Barnes, School District is one way of dren in the girls gymnasium for lhera ,he director of the Davis County glvmg a child this exposure students from the South Clear m j y Health Department, what on panies conferences will be held neer elementary schools, at the y, those at 9 a.ra. during June, July and rnaking applications for the sum- - Doxey School at 1pm for students There isneedmg no instruction charge mer string progi am, according to 'from that West Point School, and the students will need to August. buy, maybe about 85c worth of music during the summer, Mr. Peterson said Rental for a musical instru- ment amounts to about 615 per summer season Harry Tarr, Jr, uiil be the instructor for the schools north of Layton and Mr. Peterson will instruct students from the area. Both are qauli-fieBigger and better than ever is the promise of Syracuses annual FriendSyracuse music instructors who are ship Day, July Fourth celebration being given by Lions Club President Duane Stokassociated with the Davis Schools. er. The Lions sponsor the v early festivities in this community. The classes will The sunrise breakfast, pi ogram, parade, concessions, ball game, games, races and eight w eeks about 45 minutes rides are already past the initial planning stages. tier class Jim Bodily has been appointed chairman of the celebration. He has chosen the fol, ,, PeterM)n ihts is Uie lowing committeemen to for some students ui year him: advertising and tickets, this area There are about 96 Miss Beth Bodily, Rex Barber and Morris Han- - Hansen; n thC rtrro Leof Mr. Mrs. Mrs. and Mr. and William S. Holt; l!!ntSia.1C,PatinS sen; parade, Floyd Hamblin, daughter already Grant Workman and LaMar land Bodily ; Miss Kathleen Miss June Thurgood, daughter Something else on the summer Hammon, daughter of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thur- Sessions; breakfast, Clvde agenda. according to Mr Peter- Mrs. Howaid Miss Dahl Lawience and Earl Hammon; good, Mhs Karren Hodyon, son w a proposed sumnwr 'pops of Mr. and Mr. Ray concert to be Briggs; program, Roy Miya and I.inda Gardner, daughter of Mr. presented by the Carl K. Barber; rides, games and Mrs. Darrell Gardner; Miss Miss and Hodgson Zelda combined junior high orchestras and races, Claude McBride, Nor- - Becky Briggs, daughter of Mr. daughter of Mr. and and the Davis and Gearficid High and Mrs. Laurence R. Briggs; Mrs. Parley Hamblin. man Hansen, Marlin Hill, Steve orchestras Morris; concessions, Jay Cuth- bert. Max Cook, Jim Williams, Van Dahl, Elvin Hansen; Ellis Holbrook; prizes and drawings, Lloyd Dahl and ,cj ! director, wiU discuss sports a- tivitier. Reports on various community recreation programs will fiven Kathy Larsen, city director, North Salt Lake; Glen McEntire, director for Layton; ' of Salt Lake City. Friendship Days Festivities being planned by Syracuse Lions Club rtlceTr t Bui-be- The pool will provide the nudiving area which reaches a cleus of a new city park, now depth of IX feet. The entire being planned for the area by will be sur- a recreation commission. swimming rounded by a ten-fowide deck. This commission is now devisFunds for the 49,600 pool ing a master plan for future are being derived from the recreation and recre a t i o n a 1 citys ealee tax rebate and vol- areas in Layton. Other recreational developuntary contributions. A committee, chosen to collect dona- ment in the area near the pool, tions to supplement the sales began last Saturday when the tax funds, is headed by Glen construction of a backstop was Jim Rentmeister. Mary Bowring The thing about Decorat on Day (I believe some Norman Hansen, chairman of L, Bullough. begun for a future baseball dia- the queen contest, said that it sophisticates call it Memorial Day-- but they werent will be held at the school caferaised in these parts) that makes it rank next to teria on June 6 and the Christmas and Thanksgiving holidays is the memories will reign over Friendit brings. It might very well be called Remember Day ship Day. The contest will foland that would maybe be better because Remember Day low a dinner meeting of Lions would let you know that happy days gone by are reand their ladies. Rex Barber called as you meet your kin folk and friends, both livwill emcee the contest and Jay ing and dead. Cuthbert and LaMar Sessions a. are assisting with arrangerave th,ere a,re plac!l0vm;gly ments. many memories brought to mind. You will remember the Thus far, the following lovely good times of your childhood, the first picnic of the seayoung ladies from Syracuse son on Decoration Day, the gathering of the clan, inhave tossed their pretty hats cluding that you would see only on this many grown-up- s into the ring as contestants. day, the fun, of coming summer and the dear, warm Mist Carolyn Hansen, daughter memories that you hold deep down in your heart, never of Bishop and Mrs. C. Russell discussing with anyone, about the beloved person who is area ot r, ' ball-gam- e, d Tn no longer part of this life. It is good to be where your kin are on Decoration mond. Another baseball diamond will be built at the White-side- s Day! Were you to ,be living temporarily in Cincinnati, School to be used in the you would have no grave to decorate and, thus, no mem- city recreation program. This summers recreation will include arts at pro-gra- and crafts and story-tellin- g the bowery in the park west of the Layton Elementary school, the recreation hall at the City Hall and in the armory. A detailed program for the summer is now being planned by Glen McEntire, city recreation director. This program will be announced within the next week. jtiful and Glenn Taylor, director Clearfield. or Other community director! are James Layton, Kaysvil't; Brown, Sunset; Verniece Glenda Rig- - Syracuse; by, Farmington and Frank WhiU, Centerville. J-- rk LWarIlen- Committee Okehs Haights Creek loan The House ApproKaysville priations committee has approved a 6212 000 loan for Haights Cteek according to imsat'on( re Sna,or WaI,ace F' 'L Bennett BO. Brough, president of the irrigation company, said the ey when received will be use t0 pipe the water from Bair's CanyonjdouTt through Fruit Heights to Kaysville. "W h mon-tlur- ory to recall. And if you are FROM Cincinnati and living, temporarily, in Davis County, Decoration Day must not be entirely satisfying to you, except as a holiday from the workaday world. Children, too, enjoy Decoration Day. The Grandpa they never knew, the adoring aunt they can barely remember, their parents boyhood chum who waa KILLED IN WORLD WAR TWO, the wee baby of their Grandmas who never lived to grow-u- p these people become more tangible aa the gathered flowers are stretched to cover all the memories. And there is always a weather-wor- n monument with d SUMMER COURSES Registrations are now ing accepted at the BYUOff-L- . len Adult Education and elision Center in Ogden for summer courses. Comes now another of our favorite holidays . BEGINNING THE REALIZATION of Laytons dream of Constructing a community-swimminpool, la being witnessed here, during the ground breaking ceremonies, by: Don Weaver, city councilman Manager Gilbert Fairholm; Wendell Snow, city councilman in charge of recreation; Jay Starkey, of the recreation commission and Earl Tucker, recreation commission chairman. Theyre checking the pool plane held fay Mr. Tucker, as the digging begins. n d beauty-selecte- r Sheriffs well-bab- a the proposed trailer park area. This approval wae subject to checking by the Planning Commission and the City Staff to meet all requirements of the The trailer city ordinances. court proposed by Dale Smedley will provide from 68 to 60 trailer spaces. open-ai- r Ben tie Sunset A very small vote decided the recent bond election Coffey. The concessions will be han- hhld in Suhset. There were two dled by Brace C. Scholer with i&uee to be decided, that of the help of John M. Forrest, Jr. water improvements and storm All those civic organisations sewers. The vote was in the who are interested in operating affirmative for replacing some a concession at this event, call of the citys water mains and Bruce Scholer at TA for provision of an additional In addition to the reservoir, which items were awarded for events, there will very badly needed. be prise drawings, supervised The bond jssue required to by Kenneth G. Stephens and install storm sewers was voted Kenneth W. Stewart There will down. This will present a very be music all day long provided definite problem to the city as through the efforts of LaMar some drainage facilities must A. Backus. be provided. Since this plan A fire demonstration Will be has received negative response seen through the courtesy of from the city residents, some the Sunset Department other method for correcting the The evenings da being will be present situation must be found. A total of 233 votes u ere cast arranged by James R. Eccles, Mohn H. Curtis, and Edwin W. at the polls. The total registraMaw, tion in Sunset numbers only The fireworks which will cli- over 700. This is definitely a max the days program will he minority of th people who are supervised by the fire depart- eligible for registration in the ment and Charles R. Bailey and area and indicates a regrettable John H. Cobb will add their as- apathy among the residents of sistance to this event the ares. to mark Memorial Day Inside you will find School News on Page 6; Church News on Page 5; and Womens Notes on Page 10. The Ruth 1 Traditional services Under the Post Office Department's unique commercial leasing program, the resources and investment funds of private enterprise are utilized to obtain much needed postal buildings. More than 3,300 new structures have been erected during the past five years. Moreover, due to Congressional approval of the postal modernisation program, construction during 1960 will be greatly accelerated with 1400 new facilities scheduled cc loietton and several hundred obsolete post offices modernized and expanded. Trailer park By fey with the assistance of James E. Valentine end John D. Sunset Committee members who will be responsible for the success expected for Sunset Day on June 11, heve been chosen. The pancake breakfast will be under the supervision of Dele Moncur. The parade, which will assemble at Doxey Elementary School and travel down Burns produced by Swanee Kerby, professional producer. With the "local talent will appear the famous Lena Sister and Homer, a trampoline act, Wright H owing ton and Chuck Henson, two of Texas finest rodeo clowns. Bill Heaps, top rodeo announcer, will be on hand to add interest to the show. You want to ride bare back in the rodeo or rope a calf or show off your bull dogging prowess? Perhaps youre a frustrated bare back rider or a saddle brohe rider? You can if you enter the rodeo, too have nerve and stamina enough. All rodeo contestants entrance fees will be taken at Larkins Cafe at 47 North Main in Kaysville between the hours of noon and 6 p.m. on May 28. The rodeo and annual review is sponsored by the Davis CounPosse at the ty grounds east of Davis High School in Kaysville. Lyman Freestone it the captain of the posse with David Cook, first Workman, lieutenant; second lieutenant and Lyman tle ! inscription nearly gone and no flowers devotedly laid. On that, too, you place a single bloom and feel good that no one is forgotten on Decoration Day. There are the patriotic programs, the flag at half-mas- t, the bright summer clothes, the visiting with friends not sen since last year life is indeed good on Decoration Day. Decoration Day Ubt-to mean a big fteezer of ic cream and a mammoth pan of fried chicken, all duly .hauled up Weber Canyon to Thornley's Grove for the first outdoor picnic of the season. It would be too cold ih the shady spots, still everyone would have a wonderful time the kids would romp by the river and build sand huts, the grown-up- s would tale and visit, embroider and maybe play a few games of cards, the betvyeens would wander around, look at the trees, listen to the river, maybe go for a horseback ride and talk with their contemporaries about LIFE. Then, as now--, in the quiet of evening, would be 6i return to the cemetery and all the big people would say how beautiful everything looked and werent the flowers more plentiful and prettier this year than ever and here I was afraid there wouldnt be any, what with the unseasonably cold weather Now, peony growers are looking anxiously at their buds and we note with something like alarm, that the wind has whipped the poor Iris nearly to pieces, there must surely be "no flowers for Decoration Day, alas I Yet, we know that will not bo true. We khow that there is something timeless and certain about Decoration Day that, in apite of the Summit, of dictators and Communists, of freesing temperatures and drouth wo ahjJ ' always be able to remember on Dacqration 1 D. |