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Show 141 PIEJIPOINT AVE. SALT LAKE CITY .mmn r&r ?y- '7 - XAViK r'n ? VOL. IX 'C 4 10, UTAH DECEMBER CT7J V A NO. 1950 2.), ftj r 7 cr3 'k tx JP L Wk., - i V ZJ &$? '. "tgJrbw4 j .' ,Av - .fc, - fv ' ' w r - . Za H jjak t, ' ryks, 4?C 4 , J , , J ,)f jt v Ogden Driver s 'Y tJF? ? f ? wifriittnMiyrttiw ijf Fibhcr Photo CHRISTMAS MADE BRIGHTER Thee . children, representing the fifth grade class at the Farmington Elementary School, are shown here finishing up the Christmas decorations they made and presented to several widows in Farmington. Working on the decorations are, left to right: Larry Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Gregory; Don Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Morgan; Val Schulthies, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Schulthies; and Jo Anne Greer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Greer. Farmington Fifth Grade Pupils Make Xmas Gifts for Widows Christmas was Farmington made brighter for several widows in Farmington because of the thoughtfulness of students in Frank S. Whites fifth grade class at the Farmington Elementary school. The students made candle-holdcenterpieces from tree branches which looked like miniature yule logs, wreaths, and cotton-battin- g snowmen. These were presented to widows and some were given to parents of the students, The class of thirty-on- e students also decided to forego having a Christmas gift exchange. Instead, they donated the money they would have spent for gifts, to Hungarian refugees. er Ross Gillespie Dies at 79 Ross Ellis Gillespie, 79, died at his home Monday night. The body was sent to St. Paul, Layton Layton Approves Minnesota for funeral and burial. Mr. Gillespie was born August 21, 1877, in Grinnell, Iowa. He married Mattie Clinge January 21, 1915, in St. Paul, Minnesota. He came to Layton 14 years ago and was employed at Hill Air Force Layton A 1957 budget of $72,-7(was approved by the Layton Base. City Council last week, an increase of $8,8G5 over this years budget. council, Isaac Hodson, Layton, reFunds allotted for included the ceived the contract to collect garfollowing (the 195G budget figuie bage in the community during the follows in parenthesis) : Adminis- coming year with a low bid of $4,995.40. Others bidding included tration and general, $14,1 00 l, fire department, $2,900 Roy Barkdull, Layton, W. R. Roy, this years collector; ($2,900); police, $13,370 (89,900); streets, $34,550 ($33,350); Class and Joseph D. Adams, Layton. The C road, $7,080 ($7, 0(H)). highest bid submitted was for In other business before the 85,995.30. $72,706 Budget For Coming Year H . ($12,-800- ); Hip-wel- Injured In Traffic Mishap A Ogden Layton man was injured Sunday night when his automobile sideswiped a second vehicle on Highway 89 east of Layton. Injured was C. J. Minehey, 2815 He was treatthe Dee Hospital in Ogden H. Avenue, Ogden. ed at ' for multiple bruises and cuts and released the following day. Mr. Minehey was traveling south when his 1918 model car apparently crossed the center line of the highway sideswiping a 1951 automobile driven by Dean Anderson, Salt Lake City. The Minehey vehicle continued on across the road striking a dirt enbankment an dtree. The other car continued on down the highway to a stop. Both autos were damaged beyond repair, according to John D. Rogers, investigating officer from the Utah State Highway Patrol. Citations were pending further investigation. Assisting Trooper Rogers were Trooper Val Palmer, Ken Hammen, deputy sheriff, and Layton Police Chief Leland Nalder. 4 t Si ' 9 t ,p; If 5 n At , h r t4": bj; ) 1 'WJM Z J Kaysville Jaycees announced today that Lloyd C. Coleinere, Fruit Heights had won first place honors in the annual Christmas lighting contest for Kaysville. He wins $15 for his colorful display of colored lights which included Santa and his leindeer and cutouts of singing children. He will now be entered in the national General Electric contest. U1 winners included Joseph D. Paulsen, 149 South 7th East, second place; and Monte J. Petersen, Other North 150 East, third place winner for the second year. They 415 won $10 and $5. John Willard Sandall years old. . John W. Sandall Observes Marcus Archuletta Now at Fort Sill Fort t i Okla. (AHTNC) Army Pvt. Marcus Archuletta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pounds, Clearfield, recently arrived at Fort Sill, Okla.. and is a member of the 598 Field Artillery Battalion. Archuletta entered the Army last August and is assigned to the battalions Headquarters Battery. Sill, 71st Birthday st son-in-la- L 37-year-- Kaysvillo Local News Items a, 3 Layton N ! Wiiinors Kaysville John Willard Sandall celebrated his 71st birthday at his home at 75 North 3rd West, Kaysville, Friday, December 21. Mr. Sandall was born in 1885 to Joseph and Mary Sandall. He lived at Layton until he was marwhich time he moved to the following members of their ried at where he has lived since. family: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Buh- Kaysville, ler and two children, Centerville; He married Millie Staggie on Mr. and Mrs. George Hensler and July 27, 1908. They had seven chilMr. and three children, Salt Lake; dren of which G are still living. Thomson. and Mrs. Verle Buhler son, Curt, Will Attend Game mother, Mrs. Aithur Mr. Sandall was employed with Russell Mrs. Mr. and Barkers F. Hill Mrs. Pearl F. George Farmington; the Kaysville Canning Company Kaysville Mr. F. Barker W. and four Buhler Rex Mrs. children, Mr. and and son, Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. George for thirty-fou- r years. He retired dintwo and Mrs. Preece Joe F. and Christmas Clearas entertained Hill and daughter, Linda, day this year. After retiring he and Mr. Mrs. Gatlieb Mr. and Buhler, Stanley children; ner guests, Mrs. Sandall have traveled through field; Mrs. Emma McChord, Ogden, will leave December 2( for San Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bar- Pleasant Grove. Canada and other states during the Lee Liston ker. Francisco to attend the East-Wesummer months. Lee Airs. and Mr. son, Plane Liston, Mrs. which in Hills son, Trip He was entertained on his birthgame left will Blood and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Paul, daughter, Nita, Jack, is playing. day Saturday at a family birthday December San 29, train for Wednesday, by leave Thursday by plane Mrs. Glen Robins dinner party. Guests were Mr. California. the to San attend for They Francisco, Mrs. Glen Robins will leave Francisco, California, and Mrs. Golden Smith, daughter, Francisco in San East-Webe will by at Shrine Keyar joined Christmas night for Phoenix, game Linda, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Monand sisters Mr. two neph29. Listons December on to visit during the holidays stadium ton and son Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Van Rosabel Ausdal, Mrs. Guests Dinner ew, and with her daughter son Bradley, Kermit Cowley, Mrs. Esther Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bowen, Mr. Portland, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Don Carroll. daughter Colleen, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Turnow and Williams, Eureka, California; Nevada Guests Kim Cowley, Layton; Mr, and Mrs. Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Ottley and families, Farmington; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Van Ausdal, Tucson, Max Sandall, daughters, Tamara East-Wethe Seatand will attend Ruth Ottley, Carlin, Nevada, and Fred Sessions and children, and Sheila, Mr. and Mrs. Val Hatch on Anstadium at Shiine game Keyar Mrs. C. W. Humphries, Reno, will tle, Washington; Mrs. Harry and 3 daughters, Cherri Lynn, Toni Liston wheie Mrs. and Mr. 29 December Jerry be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell derson, Farmington, and Mitzi, Bountiful. team. west Mrs. on the Mr. and will and ChristRobert Barker, play Humphries and family for Mrs. Howard Claik and daughter, dinner (Hen Robins were Webster mas and the holidays. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robins enter- I.issa, Ardmore, Oklahoma; Mr. Richard Bowmans guests of Mr. and Mrs. George F. tained at Christmas breakfast for and Mrs. George Ilcywood and two Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bowman Barker, Christmas Eve. their family, Mr. and Mrs. Blain children, Mr. and Mrs. Don Feller, Walter IJuhlers and children, Valerie, Richard and Mr. and Mrs. and six children, Mr. and M: s. Mcrrilce, will spend Christmas iiT Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buhler en- Pack, Salt Lake; Robins and son, Jeff. Idaho Falls with Mrs. Bowmans tertained at Christmas dinner for Seth Blood, Centerville; Lt. and Dee Aii-zon- CL 1 f f& Hr r- i Vft ;) ' w". . IlLlfcftElltftljCrf. .& ;r LJf 1 LAYTON, DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH r M,i W uT4 c. st Judges were Roy E. Williamson, Robert W. Voigt, and Derrah B. Wiggill, all of Layton. Layton Winners First place winner in Layton the Layton Junior Chamber of Commerce-Kiwani- s Club sponsored Christmas lighting contest was Robert M. Whitman, 770 Rosewood Lane, who won $15 for his home scene which included Santa and his sleigh, red and green lights outlining the house, and a scene of children reading books and playing. The display will be entered in the national General Electric lighting contest. Winning $10 for second place was William A. Gibson on the Hill Field Road. Using three windows he decorated each with colored lights and greetings. David E. Adams, 545 South Main, won the $5 third prize with his all red lighting with Santa and his reindeer on the roof and star. Honorable mention went to Arthur V. Bulkley, 215 Dawson Ave.; Roy W. Simmons, 522 West Gentile Street; and Ronald T. Cobum, 329 Francis Ave. The Jaycees of both communities expressed their thanks for those who decorated and urged everyone to see the winning displays over the New Y'ears holidays. w, I-- Davis Diseases t. st i Kaysville A total of 72 cases of diseases were reported for Davis County during the past week. They included 59 streptococcus infections, 1 cancer, 2 chicken pox, 3 influenza, four measles, 1 gonorrhea, 1 syphillis, and 1 rheumatic fever. The total for the state during the week was 551 cases, bringing the years total thus far to 1(5,738. |