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Show r Pag 11 July 14, I960 iiiniLLx; YOUR DOCTORS CORNER Factor Tljo RH Positlv and Negative RH fac- materials released by the detors are antagonistic to each other stroyed red cells. Brain damage just as different blood types are can, likewise, occur due to lack antagonistic. Transmissel of the of oxygen. If the baby is born alive and RH factor Is through the Father. With an RH Negative Mother and the Doctor and parents had for & : ' an RH Positive Father, the baby sight to have delivery in a bo m "S could well be RH Positive. pital equipped and staffed to dc In the first three or tour preg- infant transfusions and exchangf t:w nancies it seldom causes trouble. the newly bora's blood with a 4M Difficulties arise when some RH wholseome untagonlstic variety r Positive factor in the babys fetal most babies survive.' f . j , Jm 4 I circulation manages to pass the Fortunately we have few real V placenta and mingle with the RH difficult cases. The alert Doctor o- Negative blood of the Mother. has foreseen the problem by early i 4 , Being antagonistic this stimulates tests of both parents and has set i antibody production against the up his plan of parental cooperaRH invasion of the tion. Child raising following third or fourth baby should be discourMothers blood stream. V The first pregnancy under such aged. Health is Nature's Greatest Gift conditions almost never cause With each successive to Man Preserve It!! to Veterans to PREPARING REFRESHMENTS the WHILE take Hospital POSED, Dr. D. Keith Barnes with an RH positive pregnancy in Salt Lake City, are these members of the Layton Disabled American Veterans baby the antibody, in many Inchapter 14 and Auxiliary. They are, front row: Lola Nalder, state child welfare stances, increases in the Mothers Jump In blood. The RH titer, as it is At the National Leros, Greece chairman; 2nd row: Larin Nalder, past commander; Mable Henry; Ina called, can rise with each succes- Foundation Vocational School on chapter adjutant; and Florence Darst, state dept. Auxiliary Jr. Vice Commander; this island, 2,000 boys from all sive pregnancy. back row: Cordy Martinez, Viola Naegelin and Muriel Blevens. These antibodies inthe Mother's parts of Greece are learning to blood may reverse the process support themselves as carpenters, and span the placental barrier to electricians, plumbers and other the babys circulation, attacking craftsmen, using Care training and breaking up the babys red tools sent by Americans. The Davis County Disabled (Continued from Page 1.) and Mrs. John Lauch, Sr., cells. If the Were it not for this equipment, antibody titer reaches American Veterans and Auxi- turned to the suppliers. This is Mr. from Denver, Colorado, stopped sufficient concentration a condi- the school could accommodate 14 No. have of as an used Layton, liary exceptionally impor- enroute to California for a visit tion called Erythroblastosis occurs. only 200 students. The tool packbeen visiting the Veterans Hoa-pit- tant feeding stuff for both cattle with the Ramptons. A grandson, The fetus becomes anemic due to ages were provided by contriWard 2B at Ft. Douglas, and pigs. All wholesaling oi milk, Gregory Rampton, from Cincinof oxygen carrying capacity butions to Care. The regional regularly, on the second Tues- cream and butter is in the hands nati!, Ohio, will visit with them lack of its depleted red cells. Liver Care is at 444 Market Street, San each of a cooperative dairy organizamonth, day of for three weeks and they will then damage ensues due to the toxic Francisco, California. local chapter members have tion. Approximately 40 of the take him to his home, leaving on been cheering the patients at retail sales of milk and cream is 21. both the 12th Ave. Hospital and in shops owned by the dairy or- July CLEARFIELD Formar Layton school chums at the Ft Douglas hospital for ganization. A very small percent fun party at the home a enjoyed TA delivered directly to the con- -' o a few hours each week. . Wayne aearfleld. sumer with the paThey play bingo G u e sts included Mrs. Richard Thurs., Fri., Sat., July 14, 15, 16 Sweden likes to be known as tients and bring them little ex- Graehl, Mrs. Dale Whitesides, Randolph Scott in For the past two years the the 'miniature America. They L a t on; Mrs. Russell Storey, y tras that mean a lot to a hos- are more like America than any Ogden; Mrs. Leon Reeves, Cenpitalized veteran. Following the other country in Europe. If the terville; Mrs. Joseph Taylor, Roy; Plus bingo game, the unit always Umted States has a system that and Mrs. Brigham Grasteit, AnaDean Martin, Jerry Lewis provides some light refresh- is working successfully then the heim, California. Swedes try it. For example, they ments. Mrs. Brigham Grasteit haa baan This is just one of the many are successfully copying our Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., July 17, 18, 19, 20 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. visiting activities sponsored by the Lay-to- n system in retail stores. Robert Mitchum, Eleanor Parker and other relaSmedley Henry Making shoes is the main in- tives and friends for the unit. They meet every past fourth Wednesday at the DAV dustry in Orebro. In fact, here three weeks. Her husband will Hall in Layton for a social most of the shoes are made for come and then they will return meeting. All disabled veterans Sweden. I visited a factory which to their California home together. in the north part of Davis employes around 60 people and Mrs. Robert Wall and childran County are urged to attend produces about 300 pairs of shoes are visiting her mother, Mrs. Chloe is a meThis considered a day. these meetings. Harris and other relatives and dium size shoe factory for Sweden. friends. The Walls live in Denver, Most of the workers work a 45 Colorado. hour week but some are trying a 40 hour week. All of the factory SHOW STARTS 7:30 PHONE 37 Studies by the United States woikers belong to unions which of Agriculture indiDepartment One Each Night Show Complete are ery strong in Sweden. cate that the average per capita to Ive had to chance a talk by Sv Forbes consumption of beef in the United Clubs and One of the most important parts many families, States this year will be 83 pounds, of growing up is the religious out other groups, show pictures of two more than in 1959. Utah and No answer matter life. look you have on many questions what faith you are of there are about Utah and the U.S. I even 13, 14, 15, 16 many things you find that cannot had the priviledge of being the first to of American some the attend Lions without a help happen divine guidance from up above. Club meeting here m Orebro. There has to be an answer to The club president and the mem-th- e many miracles of yesterday bets have been kind in welcom-an- d Ing me to Sweden, showing me today. It is important that teenagers around the city and helping out get the proper religious attitudes in many ways which I appreciate Ills No. Miia that will help them grow into vefy much. They said to be sure Sunset fine leaders of tomorrow. Their to say hello to the Lions memOpen 14 hri. a da) church can help them grow with bers in Utah. Chicken Shrimp I leave soon to go to Lapland far greater physical and mental Steak to Home Made Pies my third host family in the capacities than they might have Grimlie, Mff. Marly been as a faithless person in the land of the midnight sun. Look for my next letter from there. everyday world of such a atmosphere. As many of you know, I am LDS. My church teaches me to live in the paths of righteousness as all churches do. My church gives me the activities I need as a teenager of today. There are summer camps full of physical DRIVE-I- N activities but also with the proper religious attitudes. To me this is NORTH OF LAYTON 1Y. 91 extremely important. If more of these rough juvenile delinquents went to church every Sunday there would be less burglaries, auto thefts, and moral 12 degradations. Kids need the spirBox 7 Office at Show Starts at Dusk :30, Opens itual teachings that only a church, their church can provide. Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Kids! Lets GO TO CHURCH!! OUllN'-TJOUT This week Id like to salute JULY 13, 14, 15. 16 yew keort deetelVTHI NOW Wanda Ingram, Clearfield Stake Box Office Opens 7 p.m. Friday Night wnnou7ruM' TMnfV r YWMLA President and her board. KLO Will Broadcast Direct From Theatre. Come Early! SANDRA DEE ART LINKLETTER patty mccormack done to have They many things & Sow UrntSm ml Love, Laughs and, Cetm. SmT encourage the teenagers of the kkm wuwm a ilm man m Clearfield Stake to keep spiritMurxeroug awake. Thanks Wanda and ually Fun J PLUS Board!! ' ,r to ,..oVo ; ' J3 ISSUIQ lllllilQlliill UiwiilutiiiuiiuiuHuimuimlmlli IlillllllElill q Notice to Creditors llollcec! Heuxlng Notice The following merchandise will be offered for solo by Service Mortgage & Loan of 30 So. Main, Clearfield, Utah, on the 26th day of July, 1960, at 3 p. u., at their office: 1 Shears, No. 137-K 89-in- ch 968; 1 Ma- Lockforming chine No. 3500 89. 1 Easy Edge No. 7595; This property was mortgaged by Orville G. Gordon on the 7th day of August, 1959, and recorded at the Davis County Court House August 13, 1969. Original amount of mortgage was 32,483.28. Published in The Weekly Reflex, July 14, 21, I960. i Notice Nov 1(72 In the District Court of the Second Judicial District, in and for the County of Davis, 8tate of Utah. In the Matter of the Estate of Eva R. Roberts, also known as Mrs. M. 0. Roberts, Deceased hereby given V that the Leyton City Board ef Adjustment will meet in public hearing to hear any lntereated citizens relative to the matter of allowing a nonconforming trailer home to be pieced on the property et the rear of 188 The public Gordon Avenue. Creditors will present claims will he held in Layton with vouchers to the undersign- hearing 8 pjn. on August ed at the law office of Samuel City Hall at interested citizens All i960. 2, Eccles 914 H. Barker, Bldg., attend. to invited are Nobefore Ogden, Utah, on or CONNIE O. STONE, vember 9, 1990. , City Recorder. Wilda V. Schwarts, in Davis News Published Executrix. Published in The Weekly Re- Journal, July 14, 21, 28, 1960. flex, July 7, 14, 21, 28, 196a OPEN HOUSE Polls set up (Continued from Page 1.) ing from noncomplianco with the farms wheat acreage allotment, and price supports will be avhilable on the crop et not less than $1.61 per bushel in SATURDAY AND SUNDAY CHURCH Davis County. On the other hand, STREET if more of the voters oppose the quotas, there will be no restrictions on wheat marketing, but allotment will remain in effect as a condition of for price support at 50 In Layton 27 Ronald Ave. 2 BR shake, att. garage, buy equity assume parity, as directed by law. Wheat growers voting in a 4V4 GI loan. each year have apreferendum 278 Francis Ave. 2 BR Brick, att. garage, large lot fenced in. proved marketing quotas for Asking $11,000.00. the past seven wheat crops. 470 Sherwood Dr. One yr. old 3 BR brick, carport, storage area, than Below you will find the addresses of several of our choice listings. Check them over from the outside then call us for an Appt. to see the inside. PLEASE DO NOT BOTHER THE OC CUPANT. East Gentile An excellent invest- 2 BR each side. Duplex d Marshal warns $12,300.00. 510 one-thir- (Continued from Page 1.) ment. out licenses have been required 316 Dixie St 6 room brick, BR and amusement rm. in full base' to purchase the license only ment, garage, new carpet in living room. Price now when apprehended. From now reduced to only $13,500. on, though, they will be taken court 817 Lindsay St. 3 BR brick, full basement, garage. A real value to justice of the peace and fined. at $14,950. New 3 BR brick, 377 Dixie St. 1 full basement, double garage, League standings baths. Immed. occupancy. No. 5 South 1st East $8,500. 151 East 500 No. In Kaysville 2 BR stucco, 3 BR B Priced reduced to garage Brick, carport, storage area. Priced Standings In Sunset Kaysville 8, Sunset 4. Next Weeks Schedule Thursday, July 14 Clearfield II at Bountiful, 6:15; Friday, at Layton, double garage, July 15 Kaysville 6:15; Sunset at Centerville, 8:15; Saturday, July 16 Clear field I at Syracuse, 12 noon. East Very nice 3 BR Brick, BR and Amus. Rm. finished in full basement. Buy equity and assume 4 GI loan with monthly payment of $09. 1425 No. 389 West 3 BR frame, carport, excellent condition, Immed. possession. 1793 No. 300 West 2 BR brick, 2 BRs and bath finished in the full basement, double garage, all for only $14,600. A HAFB Syracuse Farmington Clearfield Layton NEW 3 Bedroom brick homes. SPLIT LEVEL AND CON- Bountiful VENTIONAL. PARK LANE SUB., located on 4400 So. West Point Kaysville Street Clinton & Comets Barlow Realty Insurance Co. '& Won Lost 0 3 4 4 4 5 9 8 7 8 Next Weeks Schedule Tuesday, July 12 Clearfield Layton Realtor 378 N. Main Phone Kays. 37 or TA Clearfield Office TA Bob Mitchell 37 Jim Brough 37 Geo. Mitchell TA Joe Neville 37 at Syracuse, 6:15; Comets at Layton, 8:15. Wednesday, July 13 HAFB at Clinton, 6:15; West Point at Kaysville, 8:15. Thursday, July 14 Farming-to- n at Bountiful, 6:15. 59 Farmington IF YOU are in need of acreage, you will like these 26.45 with highway frontage along U. S. 91. City Gas real close by paved street running along south side of land, Weber Water available, one deep good flowing well, dont delay, investigate these acres now. Homes close by, listed price $28,000.00. Terms can ba arranged after down payment. Land Investment WE HAVE a 9 acre parcel of land juat south of Miller Floral, these acres will be facing along a new 100 foot wide paved etreet coming into Farmington, formerly Bamberger right-o-f way. Owner wishes to sell all Buyer can Plat and sell off one acre or so at a time, Invest in these acres. Asking price is $15000 for whole ParceL Call Ray Wood, Farmington 86 GLAZIER CONSTRUCTION REALTY Illlllllllllllllll Leagua Standings In Roy 3 Cheer war veterans ' lllllllll Run Out of Savings Trying to sell a housewife a home freezer, a salesman pointed out, You can save enough on your food bills to pay for it. Yes, I know, the woman said, but you see we're paying for our car on the carefare we save. Then, we're paying foe our washing machine on the laundry bills we save, and were paying for the house on the rent we're saving. We Just cant afford to save any more right now. ADMIRAL THEATRE "Comanche Station" "lumping lacks" "Home From the Hill" Kaysville Theatre Kaysville, Utah Sue's News Views war-lik- $11,-000.- 00 37 &$&& Kaysville First Ward Boy Scout Explorers BENEFIT SHOW e i"' THEATRE f j Adults, 75c FREE Children Under m 4praMi Mr. and Mrs. Dal Phillip and family took the fourth of July holiday to go fishing for three days around Pine Dale, Wyoming. Those enjoying the vacation with them were Phillip Young, Mr. and son, Mr. and Mrs. George D e R e u s, Mr. and Mrs. John Young and son, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young, Mrs. Victoria Young and Earl Webb. The fishing was wonderful and everyone caught his limit. 6LEM1 FORD DElZIt REVnOLDSAl AVO i GAZEBO' e cmeMAScoee CARERIEI JDMI COLOR THEYCALIE TO CORDUBA Mc6VEK CMHASCOPC BONUS NIGHT SAT. ONLY 3 THEY CAME TO CORDURA wh ed by the Kaysville Band. The program will be from 11 to 12 noon at the meeting bouse. Bishop David E. Layton will deliver the invocation; Honorable Charles R. Mabey the oration; William R. Holmes will sing "The Flag Without A Stain and Myrtle Burton will give a recitation, followed by a violin solo with piano accompaniment, Prof. E. D. Mann and wife. Lunch will be served at noon and then will follow sports and a dance for the little folks from 2 to $. . At 4 p.m. there will be a ball game between Kaysville and the Salt Lake Retail Clerks. Ice cream and pther refreshments prill be Sold. i Hams, Wieners, Bacon Theatre Passes Balloons and Suckers for the Kids Tom Bradshaw from KSL TV will be at the Davis Drive-i- n Theatre in Person. a ItLdj I7DI7F IIIlJu Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. July 17, BEN COOPER BIG HITS 8:40 Wed., July 15 is BAR S HAM NIGHT celebrated at Kaysville MOLLY BEE COtM GAZEBO 10:35 BONUS FEATURE 11:55 When Pioneer Day was ke Chartroose Caboose I . M00UCTI0 ni'l - rea-hun- Pioneer 64 luly i Do you remember? 2 Room Frame in Layton, with Garage, $75.00. KAYSVILLE Under construction, a brick with official being under the full basement and carport, lots of extras including a built directionprogram of Dr. J. H. Grant, chairin G.E. push button range with hood and oven, sells for man. $14,500.00 FHA terms. All those who were residents in LAYTON home with carport, 4 years old with land- Kaysville, Syracuse, Clearfield and Layton before the Move will scaping in forced air heat and utility room. Priced at will sell FHA or would sell on contract to qualified be honored as Pioneers. The rebuyer. See this home now, Immediate possession upon quali- ception committee and local pioneers will meet at the grove in fying. front of the school house at 10 oclock in order to meet visiting pioneers who will arrive on the Bamberger at 10:30. 175 Sooth Main, Layton Each Sunday School child In Office Phon 37 the aforementioned wards is to C. G. TICE, Broker be present with a bouquet of flowers and an American flag. Lee Sag 37 Walt Johnson 37 Following the arrival, the children Notary Public will line up from the station to the meeting hous and the Pioneers ill ill will be taken to the meeting house Davis County Realty and Construction LAYTON NEWS al (Taken from the files of the in automobiles and other conveyWeekly Reflex on Thursday, July ances. There will be representation of the methods of travel across 24, 1913) Day! At Kaysville the plains in the parade to the Thursday, July 24, 1913, with the meeting house which will be bead- FOR RENT T Clark Child Cafe 2 BR block, garage 75x135 ft. lot with irrigation water piped-in- . Lets have your offer. 277 So. 500 East 3 BR brick, carport, corner lot Choice resi- 1723 No. 250 Morris, Sunset R dential area. 264 Marilyn Drive 3 BR brick, full basement, many extras. Positive Wed., Thurs., FrL, Sat. at No. 6th East 3 BR Brick, full basement, garage, large lot with plenty of space for a garden spot 442 No. 250 East Split Level better than new. All the hard work finished. HAPPY HOMES 4 brick, full basement homes with 1 baths. 2 SPLIT LEVEL homes with 2 baths. LOW DOWNPAYMENTS FHA. 277 East 1st So. 2 BR brick, full basement, 66x264 lot In Clearfield jr 4-- 148 East r and League $14,750. 62 No. 300 ' Kids' Show Saturday 1:33 p.m. All Seats 25c "The Space Children" Sun., Moil, Tues., Wed. JULY 17. 18. 19, 29 18 19, 20 MwaLT DISNEY STUDIOS THESfc-ilO-F 64S GWViaiAMf Edsri Csi i Ar- -t Edlsw TtcMmcouw PLUS Walt Disney y DUUDO T t |