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Show jpqpwqw weuh DAVIS COUNTY'S NEWEST NEWSPAPER IAYTOX, (c LTAH, TUESI) A 4 . .11 LA Political aspirants line up For nominating conventions no. r. 15, 19.4S Council sets rules far Use of new Layton bowery A Lav ton ton Hal M ii .mm liman m chaige of ti) the pa i K - and i is tjat ion, .uinniun es hi oki 1 1 it should be hall n a c l 11 I pun leaving i. as- - that the lilies governing the Fast minute Tiling for jirtiv otlurs in Daws Farmington ti s, ent l.e light' must ei ot the omplet tin avion sum! holding of both Democratic ami Republican count nun entions tit Bowel, located 'V itch bo locked. m the cU September 9 Primary Flection. 7. On the following morning paiks neat ton Elemental s, hold, aie as etui n the Democrats hae set Friday, August F at 7 t.'ln, in key to the city hall. follow ' comention date while the COP will meet August 9 s (lumps Imw cl b le'enmg the bowfoi The is U'C p until the Thursday, July 111, deadline, it looked as though theie would hi the iit'i:i' ot Layton Rospei t el have pi mi it v tu it- - me. o of vandal-I'ltficial contest foi the offieei t i c 1 v pvone ..waie the pt open tv - It belongs to ou ' Sheriff as incumln 'it at the bovceiv should call Resei v at ions aie to be J was the made Da, Republican, at I.a.vtor ( it Hall, he La ton City police only one to file for office. llow-eve- t Ever phone kit', bid pel 'on who malicious- on the ballot just , getting flit key foi the light- - i.m.i "EASY- DOES IT in the water, as in everything else. Mrs. Pearl McFall, Farming-ton- , de'tioys, or removes lojuics. be obtain ol f mil the i it In property m the how cry shall he leaches rudiments of swimming to oung student Martie Morgan, daughter of Mr. lander the deadline, weie eland K. chief Nalder, Layton police on the afternoon and Mrs. Don Morgan. Mrs. McFall is one of dozens ot volunteer Red Cross swimming prior to the Itemed guilty of a mtsdemean-r- . land Jack Cummings, N'oith Salt t line 1" ei i e The penalty for misusing instructors who are teaching more than 4,0 0 Daws Count children swimming this sumLake, both Demociats. t Nttei mi, the tia'h 'hould the mer. City bowel y is be jin ked up ami placed m s'N i.i k i, or imprisonment in the Other office m which it had available Table' city oi i ounty jail f m a period containeis. appeared theie would be nithe Ilt.m,)UatK. tll Uet. A teach- w .peel be 'can ami not longer than 'houid ix month', competition was the one foi L,. fl,r ni;un m i,avi. state lepresentat.ve fiom Noith!M.hn(jlsi ht, placed m an orderly manner. ir by both 'to h fine and on- 'a hfe liu,mbei f ns 'hould lie ext ngui'hed j lsoiiment. Davis County but, at the last ,f t,e Natlima Education Joseph H. Ra, South ociation, a rnembei of the Democrat, filed against sk. .(iut.ator national cniifei- Demociatic i n c u m bent Ken ience and of the Dapiesident Gardner, Clearfield, and Joe ws County Sihool employees ClearKnight, Republican from redit union field, also filed. Active in civic affans. Drive-i- n R e l d, c ui retitl a director Republican George feed who we ates those awarded to children Davis County aie Kaysville aie helping ehildien are all wet for sev-ei- mccessfully complete a course, m the entire county to learn from Sunset, who is now Jus South Davis Chamber of the Reave foi the North nteice and chaplain to be Lavton The Layton Cham-be- t starolaid hook shelve hours a week, at least though it may he only as a to enjoy the water while they tice Riecinct in Davis County, is Geoige R. Day Post of Common e is sponsoiing uuilt and installed, adult thanks to the combined effoits beginner swimmer. aie being taught valuable saft- - the only one who has filed for American Legion. He with Hi chairs, two a (liive-movie at the Davu table' of the Davis County American The work of the volunteers ty lessons. Dltve-ihis post. a member of the I.DS Church Theatie on Thursday 'smallet tables and eight chairs Red Cross, the local communi- is really paying off, too, in diIT. Ini tti" Lav - for the childien's ever. A and has on served Mi room, two the elecmg, July Other the and once vidend of timid children hopefuls seeking ties, Lagoon resent, Libi Fund. take memboard tin and a was m aiv easy chans with accompanying the include: tions Daws Recreation department. county being able to jump feailessly, TI " movie., "Welle- - Ma.sS-aiie- floui lamps, two clocks, one Assessoi Bui nham J. I.eon-ai- ber of the South Davis Stake 4imi ehildien into the water and swim if Approximately ( harles for e l g h 1L Blake, DemoSupei lntendciii v t.iHHi from Farmington ninth only a few stiokes. Theie are 't..'ring Mameen OHaia latge pictuie, draperies, loan and Dennis O'Keefe will he desk and asphalt tile in the and Lido in Centerville, lloun-tifu- l advanced classes, too. wheie crats; David E. Cook, Repub- eai s. He and his wile Sylvia live shown at M..o p.m. am! again larger room. It is also felt lican, incumbent; Cletk: Rob and the sunoundmg area life saving is taught by exa ,u t') p.m Tickets may eith- - that an illuminated sign would ert W. Telford, Republican; m West Bountiful. The are are availing themselves of pel lenced s mimers who also 4, er be piuchuscd at tne Davis be a gieat asset for attracting the fun and advantages of give of then time and talents. Harry L. Strong, Democrat; the parents of three ehildien: Drive-IRecorder: Helen 11. Brown and Mis. Paul W. Platt, Salt Lake 5 in the evening of the tin youth and adult population learning to swim under the This week, swimming races Edith F. Hatch, Republicans; City; Chailes H. Blake, Jr., from Ltloaiy commit- to ihe Libiary. or combined piogram. The chil- aie being held with competijshow, olunteer workers will cantee members who are launching Charles H. Blake dren of Farmington and north tion eonlmed to swimmer' in Emily T. Eldredge, Democrat; Los Angeles. ( ah!; and Mrs vass the city befoie the movie A. Koenig. Phoenix. Ariz. an ticket sale. advance swim at Lagoon, those in the the various towns. There is Ladd Scnffield, pres Layton Shenff: LeRoi Day, Repub- to make certain every home is south part of the county at the competition in age groups with ident of the Layton The Davis Dnve-lLeland R Xalder, Jack i ontacted to buy tickets to new pool in Bountiful. Each sepai ate i aces for girls and repents that the Jaycee Javcees,ijcan; Sound Cummings, Demociats; Suney-equipmeis contributing its the Those assist-n- g lihiar. lelp is This the a time second ear hoys. community is assigned was stolen fromor: Harold J. Tippetts, Repub-thei- r without cost in order m canvass the include: Mrs. held are that such iaes have been at the pool. Arrangements sound truck while it wasjlioan; Ernest Isham, Democrat, proceeds may he Used Kathleen Shaw, Mr. anil Mrs. in made for transportation Final rac e.s will he held un parked near Unit Verde- - jTreasurei isii the Layton Library at the Jack Lerov Duncan, Biailsford, Mrs. Ken H at school buses and Lagoon Lagoon w ith winner- - land pa,k, the Jaycees office, publican; Elgin U. Roberts, former city nail location, JT HalD, M. s. Blair Wilcox, Mrs. child. from the tide communities last1chaiges compel- Tht. sound equipment was per East Gi nt lie. Doiothy Weathers, Mrs. Jim Once they are in the water, mg with each other. .seen m the truck on Sunday, Mi Oma Wilcox . chairman Biggs. Mis. Levis Sutton, Mrs. Coun-jujy fun but the real fun beginsGrant Culhnioie, Davis aIui the i.,s was Milton J. e Alice fm of the Library committee, Republican; Layton Sev ent five Layton grade teaihn at H Johnson, Mrs. Ruth Ericke covered on Fridav aftern mn,1 with a purpose. Volunteer help- t,v lecieation head, said .i 'I'liiml vein, ehildien, who had completed nouneed that a goal of KldiMi son, Mrs Roy W. Simmons, L. VHess Democrat ers from all over the county reall want to thank the RedJu!y n three through nine, par- teachn s fm the Lavton area. ha' been set for furnishing the E. Simmons, Giegg Kilfoyle, four Comnnssionei , year: grades enjoy the relaxation of working Cl o.ss, Lagoon, the Bountiful j( icquested that anyone Law Datis in the first Mrs, Delores Day, Mrs. Wilma ticipated Lamai Paikin, diiectoi ot Laton Branch Library. Tillm the water with the young- pool and all the volunteer work- w lio can tenetSessions, Eugene furnish information as i Dist In an furniture needed includes Swenson and Mrs. Oreta Lowe. Summei pupil pnsonnel in Davis County un-dAll who R. ers make this swimming to the whereabouts sters. instructors aie Vein Republicans; of the man, School program, from May 2ii ty. was dnector ol the summei Comms-'loneBui ton, the supervision of the Red piogram one of the outstanding sound Democrat; please conto Jul s Layton classes were sihool n Da i' County. The We tact theequipment, Cioss and Red Cross ceitifi- - activities of the summei two Ronald ear: Lavton City police. Di'tiut-Wid- e Thoma' Amby Biitnr, held at Crest view Elemental- fust Davis Count Summei School progiam G. Evan Ta.vlor, Republicans; school with special individual on three subjects: wa- - on an experimental basi' 0'iat How aid Wood, Demon at.; attention reading, language, and arith- thi' veai and questionnaires State lepi C'entutiv e, south: metic. weie 'ent to parent' to help Gatin' (). Wood, J. Golden BarHa i old Beig, Ciestvievv pim-cipa- l, foi mulate plaii' for Mimmi'i IL Peter ton, Wooley, Repuband John Waite, rt h school ITi'.t. M.l). City Officials of the three licans; W. J. Madill, Demon at; sewage Communities were all agreed State lepre.sontutive, north. on the the feasibility reported Joe knight. Republican; Kenopen by its committee was neth W Gatdner, Joseph 11. if sound and that as a preliminary of the thiee Communities Rav. Democrats; the County Commissioner' aie'tepoit the project was economi-t- o i Justice Ilf the Peace, Ninth piodaim a sanitary disti lctjcally justifiable. Some board " meriihei' were anxious to pro-A- t rue Reid, RepuBn Cential Davis Count. t jut el, FK, '! J Piecinct,.IP, Geo Ninth Genual: B. M. a joint meeting of theCccd, othc.' of a more reticent blican; three town hoards and the nature wanted time. To those Andcison, Republican; V. ken-net- h ARE SAYING Burton, Wendell Baines, Conmiissumei s, held gentlemen, we say "Time, Tide Hilarious fun is it will he betterCounty Clearfield Demociats; JB, South Central. on the agenda in Clearfield and funnier than July 11, the pioblem was left ami . Sanitation Wait for No H. II. Robinson, Republican; Wednesday, Weie the district set up That the weather is HOT but the liijrhts are ito the City Officials to take .Man-'July lfi, at the GenA ern F. Johnson, Demon at, ital 1aik, s p.m. when the the necessary steps in the form 'at once it will mean two to eool. tde the of Community Mass Meetings thiee yeais of planning, study, JR, Smith. Leonard W inetrar, Lions and the businessmen of The local men vv So, it would seem that sleeping should bt mighty Daniel K. Boijj, Leone M. New- the town will kick and trick donkeys m a thrill a second and official hoard action: com- - aml bond election before work fine in this, the choice spot. The windows are open at ton. Republicans; Chaile' W. and laugh and roui their way baseball game. The donkeys munuated in letter to the Coun- - could commence. We urge Journal readers to Newton. Amasa R Hovvaid. Da- through a game of Donkev aie trained professionally anebty official' to officially open night to let the cool breezes play nursemaid to the vid lloibiook, Thomas M. Ar- - Ball. brought to the community for the doot for prot burning a Cen- - back this much needed jangled nerves and tired bodies from too much heat. le. Democrats. dial Samtaiy District Advance publicity on the .he game. , ounty - ... 1 11 i i1 Davis children in the swim -- c i r j As Library fund has aid part of summer recreation movie Of al n -- Jaycees report -t- : 1 Loss of sound n Equipment n nt : Layton children participate Re-Jul- y In trial summer school . dis-,for- -- an-th- ei r, i Wis-eomb- e, . Back sanitary district HOW Attend your mass meetings devel-Fathe- & Set for fun? See the Donkeys in Clearfield! St f WHEN, SUDDENLY, THE BREEZES THAT SHOULD BE INVITING AS WELL AS COOL waft in the open' window hearing horrible smells. Smells of garbage burning, smells of not dried enough trash smoldergrass clippings and other smells once from blue waters ot and the sparkling ing the lake that bear unmistakable sewage odors. It seems a shame that human beings so ruin the pure fresh air and all of it could be prevented. Now the communities are striving to find a solution to the garbage roblem. and we can understand that it is taking time. It has been proposed that a modern sewer system with a treatment plant could take care of the sewer problem and we think the people with foresight will be much in favor of such a proposition. .... non-burnab- le J Layton City officials are to be congratulated on the enforcement of their ordinance requiring trash be burned only in containers and only front the hours of (I a.m. to 10 a.m., leaving the evenings odor free. Kaystille City could go a long way towards enforcing their like ordinance. Perhaps its citizenry isnt aware of the nuisance they cause by late afternoon and evening burning maybe a reminder is all they need. Citizens, too, with any pride in their community should not burn their trash street side. Too often, property owners hate their ground all beautifully landscaped find planted so they take their trash off their property onto the street, probably next door to their neighbor's to burn. This abominable practice should be stopped too. A gentle reminder, a new garbage system; a sewer system with treatment plant and thoughtful residents can make the evening's smell to be en toyed! Burnham J. Leonard Farmingtons mayor to Conduct national tour . ould he assessor. Seeks post Of Davis Fai mmgton - DcI.oi e Xu hols, mayor of Faimington and Davis County Agent, ha' been named a a guide tm a group of six Tui key goiemois. y The group will take a 'our of the United States, leaving the nation's capitol on Jul 1, ttaveling to San FrancMo and hack to Washington, D. C. On the tour, the group will study government admini't i a- foi-m- Assessor But nham Jay Faimington Leonard announced his candidacy for the post of Davis County assessor prior to the July In filing deadline. Mr. Leonard is a Demociat A native of Farmington, he attended Davis County schools. He has been active in civic and LDS ('hutch, having served as a director in local dairymen's organizations, m Shepaid Creek Irrigation Company, as a volunteer worker tor the Davis County Agnculliit al Stabilization Committee. He has aho been a deputy assessor for the Faimington di'tuct and an of real est.de Mr. Leonaid was bishop of the North Farmington Ward foi several yeats and has served m auxiliatv oig.mtza-on s ill vanous capacities. A lifelong farmei, tlaitynum and In o'tnc kmun. he is mairied to the foinicr Mlene Green of kaV'Ville and they ate the parents of three 'ini' and two daughters 1 heef-tood-e- Complete Reservists This Week s Old Photo tion on the town, city and 'tate to levels. Upon Washington, they will study the national government and its lelationship to the state and municipal admmi't ration'. The tup is sponsoied by the Foreign Training Service of the U. S. Department of Agile ultimo and the Intermit 'onal It Admunsti atiom will end Septembei 14. Mr. Nichols has conducted 'initial tmirs across the United States for seveial groups of visiting foieign agmultur-lAt- . DAVIS WEATHER Training San Francisco (AHTNO Army Reservists ltd I.t. R. I.i x Marc usen, Wanait Lavton; Offieei Ralph L. Call, Layton; and Wilt rant Officer William K West, Clearfield, have com pletcil two weeks of annual ,o at tive duty training June I.etteiman Army Hospital, Sail Francisco, Calif. The men are members of tin General Hospital in Sa't -s Like City. .".- iXLA of Max., P". sit of nim. iiosr,; mean, o 77.1 deg. Irecipitatiori, zem. Weather news courtesy of Alden Blaine of the Wasatch Reseat ch Center of the InterForest and Range mountain Experiment Station at 1 1 1 I Mean, ' ' Til HUE ANAS nothing hke the old hometown 'dramatics" to add excitement and glamour life. Townspeople would hiss the villain, applaud the hero and forget, to the i.i--4- v and actresses were their next door neighbors. Outstanding for the tunc, that tie among dramatic troupes was tn's r- nictured above. They are. front row, left to right, l mma Foxlcv, Albert Barton, Ellen Anderson. Clifton Barton, Nora Blamires, Bill Fox- Coles. Rov Dahl, B;l! Nburrs. Ic'-'encIcy; hack row, hit to it ;ht. Giltn rt Nam neth Sheffield, Chester Flint. Elliott Barton. Strong. DO A OU REMEMBER? ( - e is |
