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Show - V--- - A., . f FAo::aTo:i CLEAIiFlELD; f'ElVS ' By, Sue Forbes t Phono TA Clearfield Roger Ogden, ton of Mr. and Mr. Dan Ogden, wag vacationing last week- in ' accomCovelo, California. He panied his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chambers of Ogden - and his e o u 1 n Dee Chambers of Syracuse. Mr. tad Mrs. Paal Killian are spending their vacation in Iowa ' ' V Elizabeth Boonmort, J7 Mr- - and Mr. A. Katth Marrill, 353 Park. Layton, have been touring the South during the past three weeks. With them were parents of Mrs. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Orlin G, Colvin of Tropic and Mr. Merrill's brother and sister-in-laMr.: and Mrs. Lloyd Colvin. The group returned home Tuesday evening and the Colvins visited in Layton Wednesday before returning home. Visiting last Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron U. Merrill, 346 Park, Layton, were Mrs. JEtaner Isaacson and Mrs. Rose McClain and two children, of Ogden . . . 30. Hugh Moss returned Sunday, June 25, from the LDS Hospital where he had undergone major surgery.' Mr. and Mrs. Moss, 2M Park Street; had visitors ova- the weekend. They, were Mr. and Mrs. Mayne Love and family of North Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Moss, Layton, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Doves, Syracuse. Mrs. E. Allen Call has finished her free bowling lessons at Holt Bowling Lanes. Mrs. Call attended with her sister, Alean Neeley and her neighbor Norma White. There were four lessons of two hours each. The lessons were very helpful and gave tips that helped raise bowling averages. Mrs. Luks S. Johnson visltod her mother and father over the Fourth of July weekend. They were celebrating their Golden Wedding anniversary and the family enjoyed getting to gether at Kanosh in Millard County. : I this year, Mrj Clarence Short had visitore. last weekend from Colorado Springs, Colorado They were Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeMark and their three children Linda, Patty, and Donald. Mrs. DeMark is Mr. Shorts niece. The DeMarks were on their way home from Yellowstone and decided to drop in Mr. and . Saturday. They left Monday.' Dan Ogden la In Los Angeles again this week on TDY. Mr. Ogden left Monday and will come home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Nelson art vacationing in California. The Nelsons are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jensen and their son Jimmy. On the way to California the Nelsons spent a day In Reno and then stopped in at Lake Tahoe for a day. After their California visit they are going up the coast to visit relatives. Mrs. Trankle (Grandma) la doing fine after an extended ill- Former Kaysville Man to teach at Rutgers University N. New Brunswick, J. Raymond C. Dalton, of Kaysville, has been appointed an assistant instructor in electrical engineering at the College of Engineering of Rutgers, New Jerseys State University. Dalton, who now resides at 1301 N. California, Chicago, 111, received a B. S. in 1956 from the University of Utah. A development at Motorola, Inc. in Chicago since 1959, he has also been an associate engineer for Lockheed, Aircraft Corp. Dalton, a member of the American Institute of Radio Engineers, has done graduate work at Purdue University where be was a teaching assistant from 1957 to 1939. A naval veteran, he graduated in 1945 from Davis High School in Kaysville. engineer May, June (Continued from Page 1 ) ford Sparks, 26, Bountiful and Erma Ruth Curtis, 22, Granger. Divorces during the two months were granted in Second District Court to: Rosella Marie Pedersen from Monroe Karl Pedersen; Jay Muir Bodily from Audrey Bodily; Ronna Jewel Peterson, annulment from George R. Peterson; Sylvia Brown from Dee Daniels Brown; Iantha Phillips from Vernon N. Phillips. Jon R. Wafiner from Ada Irene Wanner; Tom H. Ford from Barbara Rae Ford; Julia from Herybert Otto Shirley S. McGuire from Lurel J. McGuire; Joann Jacques from Neil Jaques; June Marsh Bingham from Walter J. Bingham. Altagarcia Conrad from Clarence L. Conrad; Walter H. Richards from Marjorie K. Richards; Violet M. Ricks from Lewis Arthur Ricks; Arrawanna Hatch from Zane E. Hatch; William J. Chat-wifrom L. Darlene Chatwin; Joan Walker Adams from Paul Lee Adams. Darlla Marston Hartey, Jr. from Edward Stanley Hartey, Jr.; Frances May Franklin from Grover Cleveland Franklin; Frances B. Ogden separate maintenance from John Morgan Ogden; Harriott Mae Wheeler from Joseph E. Wheeler; Delma Louise Cronin from Frank Edward Cronin; N. Bowen from Hugh W. Bowen; Betty Rose Ann Christiansen from Galen B. Christiansen; and Dorothy Barton from J. Golden Barton, r; n took sick in ness. Grandma April but is reported as doing as well as can be expected. Carol Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waynard Adams, is in bed with bronchitis this week. Miss Adams, who was in the Clearfield beauty queen contest, became ill last Sunday. Kay Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Jim Brown of Los Animos, Colorado. Kay left Friday and will be gone three wekes. Then she will meet her parents in Montrose and continue home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Conner from Anchorage, Alaska were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Forbes. The Conners are neighbors to Sgt. and Mrs. John McCann, the Forbes daughter and The Conners flew down and will drive back in a new car that they bought. Visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stoker is Julia Horsley. Julia, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Horsley is from Las Gatos, Calif. Julie is enjoying her week and a half stay on the farm immensely. Mr. and MS.' Virgil H ilton are visiting 10 Topeka, Kansas this week. The Hiltons left Friday. , to visit with Mr. daughter and and Mrs, Dan High and their son Greg. Mr. and Mrs. George Mama-nakiLinda, Elwood, Katie, and Gary just returned from a y stay in the Zion and Bryce Canyons. The'Mamanakis saw the sights from their car. Brenda Pitta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Pitts, 927 Hilltop Drive, is vacationing and working in the Grand Canyon. Mrs. Theola Powell of 273 South 450 East won the sewing machine contest held at the e Laundry in Clearfield. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Riggs Aleida, Diane, and Gary, are in Southern Utah attending the wedding of Eileen, Mr. Riggs sister. After the brief stay in Southern Utah they are going to California to see Disneyland and the other sights. The George Hrenner family spent their vacation in California this year they saw all the sights and toured Disneyland. . group will then taka a vacation' ' trip to Canada. Mr. Karma P. Swindle is attending a special school In Washington, D. C. Sha la studying i Community Development which Is a necessary aspect of her job ee Davis Countys home demonstration agent. Sha plans to return to her office on August 1st. News has been received by the Etsil Fisher family of the birth of a baby girl to Mrs, Fishers sister, Eunice Nielsen of Idaho Falls, Idaho. This is the second daughter and ninth child of the Eldon L. Nielsens, former Farmington residents. Eight g seats attended the slumber party held at the Etsil Fisher home, Wednesday in honor of the 18th birthday of Colleen Fisher. The guests enjoyed swimming, an evening picnic slumber-les- s d and a night. In another transaction, ha sold Mr. sad Mrs. Carl Swaner tha home formerly owned by Annie Palmer, The Swaners plan to remodel the home for rental their s, nests tosbe Because thou are more than boys and stria registered In the various Clubs throughout Davis County this year. It has become necessary to hold the annual Club camp in two different locations and at two separata times. 4-- 4-- H The first camp, for younger members (13 years and under) will bo held Monday and Tuesday, July 11 and 12 at the Forest Camp, north and east of Oakley, Utah. 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WATERPROOF PANTS BUY COTTON SUITS Such cute styles in cotton plisse and broadcloth. 2 for 88 was a pickup. It's styled just like America' best-sell- in V j. ! ! SUN-FU- N Youd nsvsr gusss it or; KAYSVILLE: 88 special buys ! Y LARKIN CAFE PRINT AND PLAIN FITTED CRIB SHEETS BEDFORD COTTON CORD CRAWLERS! Ranchero, i - ; Day-Nit- TURKEY BAKED HAM CHICKEN - ji'lt 12 noon Choice oi i , -- at the a.m. till (Ala Carte) - n&tcrlsns wcil: SYRACUSE NEWS SPECIAL! ' ek 4-- NEW FALCON t two-we- sm uimm 7T The Gaynote, Bluebird a a d camp entrance from classes of the Syracuse of the first Seagull Second Ward Primary, enjoyed of each day camp. a picnic lunch and outing at Camp officers and committee Lagoon Monday afternoon. chairman will be elected at camp, Twenty-on- e girls were in atthis year, according to L. Darrell tendance. The class leaders inStokes, Davis County Agent. Each clude Mrs. June Mills, Mrs. club Is to appoint two delegates Darlene Hansen and Mrs. Virto participate in a nominating ginia Bennett. and election meeting to be held Mra. Rulon Barber was honat 11 a.m. on the first day of ored by her birthday club with purposes. a social at her home Monday Ed and Inei Clark left Friday camp. for an extended visit with their PRIZE BOVINE son, Stanford and his family in Wyoming, By Stanley Purrington They were to meet the Stanford A Kaysville farmer has a cow Clarks at Colter Bay camp in the With fur (?) as smooth as silk Jackson Hole region to spend the And every time he smiles at her of Fourth July there. Then they That little cow gives milk! all planned to return to Stanford's home for at least a weeks vacaA most unusual story, this, tion. Yet strange as may seem Mr, and Mrs. Howard Larkin Each time this farmer winks his eye and their children are visiting The cow produces cream!! Farmington from their home in Phoenix, Arizona. They are the Please understand me. Idle tales house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rose. Mrs. Larkin is a sister I wouldnt stoop to utter. to Mr. Rose. But when he laughs and nods his head Mr. end Mrs. Shelby M. Bentley That cow produces butter!!! and their children retourned to their home. Monday, from their Thats only half the story. Let trip to Chicago, 111. and Vale, Me finish, if you please: Oregon, where they attended two he sings a hymn, she gives Wheneer for Mrs. Bentleys receptions MILK, BUTTER, CREAM AND CHEESE! !! brother, Gordon and his new bride. Mr. end Mrs. John Rancher of Money cant buy the products of weekend This handsome bovine charmer Burley, Idaho were guests at the home of their son should I give the credit to But and daughter-in-law- , Mr. and Mrs. The cow? Or to the farmer?? Horace H. Rencher. Mrs. John Rencher is also a sister to Irvine Im fair as I am truthful (?) so Hughes. I would be very loth Mr. and Mrs. Wesley B. (Bill) Williams and family have left To blame or credit wrongfully vacay Farmington for a So lets just say: Its both. tion in Southern California and Mexico. northern They plan to Youll find this cow upon a street visit their daughter and Where there is no STOP sign Sharon and Gary Elliott, at in some day and prove the truth (?) Drop Pendleton is where Gary Camp Of this strange tale of mine. stationed. Mrs. Maggie Elison has just retourned from Oakley, Idaho where she attended the funeral of Jaycees are seekKaysville an old friend, Mrs. Gibb Boren, who was killed in an automobile ing beautiful girls to vie for the Miss Kaysville title in the contest accident. 8:00 Hara from Dado, Idaho for an Augl!ft4' Miss Kaysville will be a extended visit with the Etsil Fisher testant m the Mlss Davls County St. Rose Church is Mr. Fisher mother, contest set for later in August, Mrs. Eola Fisher. Basement Udell Green, Club President, said matthe queen contest and other Ross Elliott, son ters would be discussed at the Farmington LAYTON of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Elliott, membership meeting Thursday at was ordained an Elder in the 8 p.m. at the city hall. M e 1 c hezidek Priesthood of the Valuable Prizes The reason for failure in most Farmington LDS Second Ward, Donations $1.00. cases is lack of perseverance. Sunday, during Priesthood James R. Miller S UNDA Y . vacation and after a: visited here with relatives. They were accompan jed homo by Work night for their aunt, Misa Kate Tree; She Kaysville will spend the , remainder of the Rotsrians was held Thursthe summer with them. Hods Hollow. day at I The members donned working Every, great man is always be- clothes In order to give ths ing helped by everybody; for his park a spit, and polish" look gift is to get good out of all things for the annual July 24th break-fast.',-:-: v . and all persons. ' : John Ruskin t -- held next ueeh 900 Page 9 July 7, 1960 were- - MA. Tenlng,G Wayne (Burton, - Mrs. John A. Flint,', Mrs. Golden W. Smedley, Mre'Orson Bybe Mrs, Clarence W.' Smedley, Mrs. Ordith W. Bonrgeous, Mrs. Afton Anderson, Mrs. Paul B.) Smedley, Mrs.: Blair Barber, Mrs. Wayne : General activities win begin for T. Smedley, and Mrs. Raymond . 1 The final at everyone p.m, L. Chapman. . ' activity will be an awards proMr. and Mra. Jay C.' Bennett.' gram from 1:30 to 2:30 pJS. on and two children Stephan and the second day of camp: Clubs or ' club members may Jan Taft Saturday for their homo in Sacramento, California, win prises by. competing skits or activities, namely: songs on the campfire program; clean camp contest; . log sawing and other contests. . Handicraft activities will Include leathercraft work, glass etching, stereofoam art, etc. this year. We expect at least 400 club members to register at the younger camp and at least 200 at Club camp, Mr. the older Stokes said. Club camp 4-- H By Ellen Fishar Mr. an& Mr. Gill Robinaoa left last week for Eugene, Oregon where theyll join their ton Ralph and hi family, The ;0TES v; CiUirourMmta . STUFFED TOY ANIMALS So big, extra larger covered with washable plas tic -- 83 ! 'j |