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Show disFalls, Canada and New York Others of the family from a established headquarters in Bownman off Mrs. tance were, Henry don for a week or more taking state, The and family of Heber City; Archie side trips out into the country tol Bowman and family of Chestersee things mentioned in classics I field and Bancroft, Ida.; Mr. and like the place where Shakespeare TWO Ufly Mrs. Frank Lyon and Mrs. Dolores as bom, noted buildings, bridges, Morrison of Ogden; Mrs. Ada Brim and all sorts of things, in some ley and family of Morgan; Mr. and course proplaces, the Mrs. Erven Brundage and family vided bicycles for them to ride. of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. A week or two was spent in The ninetieth birthday of Miss Ray Terry of Gooding, Ida. and Paris from which, in days, Mrs. Elmer Leonard of Mr. fashions originated, a country that Maria Dalton of which was Friday, Sept. 2nd, I Dubois, Ida., In all, about. 200 has contributed much to war a Urge mimber caiied. of that numbet signed tory, has had its revolutions andl88 celebrated byand some friends the beautiful guest book. of her relatives is a beautiful country. Venice, Italy, where the streets! and neighbors. Then on Sunday,n are canals with water in them, and Sept. 4th from 3 to o P w as held by the I Jjafia people go in gondolas in place of I open house of the DLP (of more camp cars. While or in riding walking e pioneer) there or from there they visited I she is the oldest naU the Vatiscan, the city where the land some relatives and neighbors, I at the Dayton home. Pope lives and the head of the I on the lawn and d&licious birthday Beautiful Roman Catholic church is located. Switzerland was visited; like- - cakes, flowers, wise, Germany. In the city of I candy and ice cream and many use Cologn, most of the biy buildings, ful articles and by Ihe guest except the cathedral, were de-- 1 cards wereandreceived beautiful the corsage honor of stroyed by airplanes and have of red roses and white carnations not been rebuilt. The tourists realized when they she wore, presented by the DUP. The event was special in the BEST saw the conditions that existed in most of the countries, visited, how bringing of all of her six living are nieces sll together for the first much better we Americans years. many the as AVIV-Am- ong those than countries they are time for several TEL Mrs. Elizabeth Boware, aviv Tel the the far They recovered from on from being attractions man, Lyon of Ogden, Utah; Mrs. war. beach is Tota Elenberg, lovely who to east meet their daugh- Dora Brimley Wright. (Dode), Mrs Israeli ballerina, Going 21 year-olDale W. ter, Jane, as she arrived from Earl Gerald, Cod, Mrs. uses the sea shore as her stage Wm. Royal Mrs. ls Gibbs Bess), Tota, Mrs. Dr. and Stringham Europe, for her daily dancing blue of Los Angeles and Mra. all some did and (Eth), the in a daughter, for dip ready in Chicago, Great lakes, Nia- - Sidney Close (Rate) of Dubois, Ida The reduction will be spread iformly throughout the insallation. In the second letter informing START PARiriG employes of their displacement, their bumping privileges will be outlined. Retention rights depend JOB ROLL SOON on priority classification in which efficiency rating and veteran preHill air force base worker like ference play and important part. ly to be affected by a recent reThe reduction order was made duction order will begin receiving recently by Secretary of Defense notices Sept 6, telling them of the Louis Johnson as an economy possibility of their displacement it was learned Saturday. When it has been definitely determined what positions will be WEDER PROJECT TO eliminated they will receive a sec un- HILL AFD WILL ond letter telling them their posh tion has been terminted. Hill force air base strenght must be down from 4,304 employes to 3,592 by Nov. 30 for the Ogden air material area. This Excludes detachments based at the field. This means 712 jobs will be eliminated. To cushion impact of the oitier the reduction w ill be accomplished in three phases: As of Sept. 30, the authorized strenght will be down to 3,994; to 3,793 by October and Pride Loo-lgar- Israel a 1 ColAhrnflnn sight-seer- s by-gon- e 1 HALT WATER WASTE '.. Mt rates, went Liability insurance itc state on 01 " because drivers under the age reconi ui oi ibe bad accident The ra driver N(?lv yothful 15 per cent increased m cent 20 pel York City area and Asfate outthe rest of the ST WW dmers m theusta side of New o 14.4 Per cent of the - jnvm that Werf S hadM of all fatal S c. Sr8Cpef accident. non-fata- l all VACATION TIME Final approval of the bill author izing a $69,000,000 Weber Basin reclamation project in Utah is fine news for this state, it promises steady development of the Ogden area, both agriculturally and in Films-Kodaxs-Devel- dustrially. The project when completed scheduled to provide irrigation water for an additional 72.000 acres of cropland, plus supplemental down to 3.592 by Nov. 30. water supplies for 30,000 acres now To further alleviate the sitau-tion- . only partly irrigated. There will Brig. Gen. William M. Mor- also be 40,000 acre feet of water gan, base commander is directing annually for suplemental munian effort to have displaced per- cipal water supplies for Ogden and sons employed in private industry other towns in Weber, Davis Moror at other installations in this vic- gan and Summit counties. inity. Utahns generally were surprised The base has 577 temporary em- the way this project was approved ployes which means that a rela- with so little fanfare. While the tively small number of carree em- project is not new, any more than ployes may be displaced. Also it is the Central Utah project is new, so easily. The members of Utahs expected that normal addition will it was not believed authorization congresional delegation who turned account for some of the reduction. could be achieved so quickly and the trick are to be commended. - oping FS ingand Hunting licenses -- And erery-thinto make your VACATION THE 1 g YET Sportiiia Goods d Medi-terranea- Many Utahns n. HOTPOim APPLIANCES sight-seein- g RADIOS i PililCO may not realize is. just how big a project this reclama-tiowith some other and water storage projects may be of interest The Provo River project, which includes the Deer Creek reservoir; Duchesne tunnel, diversion canal and the aqueduct to Salt Lake City all together will n Com-parslo- REFRIGERATORS n gHTtMKI ;vw f) ?Hl lOCftTIO Of KARNAKWAS a. Large cost only about $26,000,000. The Hoover dam and reservoir (not including the power plant) cost $105,000,000 and the Grand Coulee dam and reservoir cost $126,000, MYrr 6. KMOOtflA C. BOLIVIA DUPONT Paints Small Appliances Hardware Accounts 000. The Weber basin project ranks therefore with some of the major reclamation jobs in the country. Perhaps the most intriguing point to Utahns, however, is that the project will enable Utah to put to BELLS beneficial use water which now goes to waste. Huge new reservoirs will store spring runoff water from the Weber and its tributaries and make the water available as needed during the year. We dont have to fight anybody for this water. It belongs to Utah already. All we will be doing is making the most of the water which is our so essential and so heritage precious in this state of ours. Salt Lake WAO Y A. MAMliON 0. BMftROOM C. POt MICM Of THESE MCM WAS water-hungr- A. A 0AM SMITH TIMMY SON 1 1 C. KSATf y SMITH'S Small Accounts The PARADE OF HITS Continues! . . . One BIG Show Follows ALL ARE WELCOME! O. BURNS M m w ao Parents Meet MS Daughter on Return Of Tour of Europe Dr. Walter Stringham, wife and two daughter, one of whom, Jane, is just returning from aa two months trip touring Europe, vist-ehere, with Mrs. Stringhams mother, Mrs. Alvin Hatch, and her sister, Mrs. Charles Garrett and family from Thursday to Sunday, Sept. 4, when they departed for their home in San Marino, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Stringham are natives of Bountiful and Wobdsl Cross but moved to California more than twenty years ago. Mr. Stringham is a dentist by profession and, we understand, has a fine practice. tate Saul Talvnete Phone 22 a Grand Selection of Short Features on We Pay 2 Sun.-Mo- Interest on Savings Heres U-- 40 ! Insulin $1.26 Protamine Insulin $1.45 HORT v Wo whittled prices way down on Craftsman ribbed knitted briefs. Combed yam, elastic waists. w in ro damns. BROUGHT THRIU1NGIY TO LIFE A DORS SCHARY PrMMtatiM Produced by Richard H. Sun, DirMtod by Richard Wallac ScrMnploy by lioml Hoimr BY "canoh PLUS! Shorts 3 SPORT REEL Nimrod Aritsts At SHORTS: You always got valuo liko this at Ponnoysl Sanforuedf with gripper fasteners. Hfl. DRUG CO. We give you courteous Craftsman Give you comfort and earth-boun- d wear at typical prices. Penney TA Qy Friday-Saturda- . . EXTRA! Color-Cartoo- n CRY . . SEE .... Build a Better Bountiful back-to-scho- ol 0. A Bb 16-1- ? Those Kids You Lov in HILARITY! UMomsi' GORCF Penney Priced Socks We have a raft of thrifty rayon or cotton socks. Good looking, long wearing. socks . . . favorite stripes Boys ana plaids. Cotton. 7J-1- Sept. y A New HIGH OUR M?r THE EOWERY EOT O 39 -- Emm nut BULOVA "RONA ' : 75.A W EE Kl n :r STARK JEWELRY J. C. PENNEY CO. STORE hmunniMiiuHiRtK, ttMwta Kiwi ,tr 5ATOmAYAfMP! BOUNTIFUL, UTAH KART00N -- adventwes oi .Em, KAR-WA- I. cirr QTT IIAIT Minion mas rnatMi MUSICAL IN AND NEWS WANNA OYOUBLE FEATURE SHOW WANNA LAUGH! 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Their daughter, Jane, is attending the LeLand Stanford university at Palo Alto. Calif., from which she expects to graduate next J June from the school of. educa-- 53c Every SATURDAY At 2 p. m, Bountiful, Utah Program! Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Kartoon Matinee QUEEN Theatre And ALWAYS Every Woods Cross, Utah SHOWS NIGHTLY AT 7 & 9 o. m. At Your New Another d sight-seein- Centerville Utah Phone 67B |
