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Show UL 19 OUTOBIIR JOURNAL Rase 1!) whkh is required tory move steadily forward Nation in the direction of freedom It is a pleasure to take part and justice. I am delighted to add my in the twentieth annual of National News- best wishes for the success eek. of Nationl Newspaper Week. paper 's "Vour New )aiei .. I Dwight D. Eisenhower is a fine Textbook thtir.e tor tm- - .'ear's observance. To me it stands foi -- f y the Lopes and a hievements of American journalism. As rvr editois leport the daily jj'aiis of their communities1 uh zeal and act u ratv, they lciu to supply our utizeiis l' s-'V'S with the !e on- - of history, infoimation the ther with tope To the of the Ne?-pape- r -- ree-dom- . turns NEw. KAYSVILLE Crestwood to make his- Webster, Gravye. jes in Sees Mrs. !riw. Josephine Wayne K. Sheffield I and son Paul. The ' applications following 21, 26, 27, fO-- x, To Appropriate: sn77i Geoige F. Worthing 376 East, ( leaifieid. yuth w el' from 1' x t iee.-f- t. Coulam and have been filed with the Stateto change or approjn and loo ft, deep at a family spent Sunday at Pro- Engineer Davis County, point S. 3s7.os ft. and E i'.U ft in water priate the fiom NG Coi. bee. 12, TIN a few vo, where they attended the State of Utah, throughout By Mrs. Joe (Norma) Preece H. L. Gleason for otherwise KjW. The water is to be used unless entne year days. family gathering in honor Thone 769 All hations are in to water mo chictens, 10 horses By Mrs. Norma Pieece Dr. and Mrs. t. Canute of Mrs. Mary Coulams 92nd designated. Mai Mrs. and SLB&M. Mr. Kavsville sheep and cows, and from Phone 769 acr. To Change: 17 to Oct. 21 to lMigate last Barnes and two children birthday anniversary. Lewis Elmer spent N EG m MV1 NW Sunan Mis Emma Kajaville Mrs. Elva Green is sufferGioup Change Applications weekend at Billings, Mon- Keith and Susan left W lley said Sec. 12. and Nos. Thomson and daughter tana, visiting with their son day by plane for their home ing from a broken foot. ,;1 l'.iT Robert T. Call, Ft. No Foweis, Hooper, It. pioposes Washington, Cheryl, Idaho Falls, Idaho,! and his family, Mr. and Mrs. at Pullman, Mr. and Mrs. Thornley K. to change the points of diver- - j, Box si, Lav ton, Lt. 37 sec weekend were conference after coming to the tuneral Swan entertained at a din- sion and place of use of .111 ft. from a well, bet. Son Gene Lewis. of wa- - and oml ft. deep at a point N of Dr. Barnes moth- ner service sec.-f- t. and .11.1 sec.-ft- . guests of Bishop and Mrs. party Monday evening Mrs. Carl VNynn, Bakers?G respectively as evidenced i',,i ft. and L. :.si ft. fiom P.ichard Bowman. er, Mrs. Eva L. Barnes. Tlie . at their home in honor fj ter, Calif., who ai rived to Underground - Water ( lanns- Cor. Sec. 23, TlN, B2t field, by Mr. Mr and Mrs Conover and Mrs. Howard Mrs. Swans sister and bro Nos. 7:.u3g and l'hiol. The wa- 'water will be for the anend UjS Conference in of ere diverted fiom metic received word requnements ther-in-lawas iter f oi meily Openshaw Woodbury, New Je.se, left Mr. .m Uke iMted whh her from their 411 the , for the watenng of 0 Oakland'.! for thtir home alter spend- daughter Carol, Leland H. Wright, William Parker N. Us tt- cuttit, and from Apr. 1 to Oct Mr., Claim l'si'll, ling the past three weeks a, befoi e rpturnin(f t0 her (now Mrs. Merle A. Tar Calif. Other guests included points. and W. 4sg ft., Claim 7'hi32, N. SI to lirigate G acie, all guests of Mr. and Mrs. J aul home. tain) who is stationed in Mrs. Swans mother, Mrs. 14(1 ft. and W. 440 ft., both )n sEG bVG BLG said Sec. LN, 'jj, Athens, Greece with her W. S. Paine, Ogden; her twro fiom SE Cor. Sec. Henry. Mrs. Conover is Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Earl Montgomery, Rt who is in the U. S. sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Bill R.'iW. The water from eachI llenrva sister. husband, well was Used as a supplement-0, have returned home Air Hoopei, I t. .01" sec.-tStrong were that ( L. Forte, P. Ottlev, Mrs. they well bet. gnu and arlin, Harwood, Roy; Mr. and Mrs. a; supply to irrigate 17 acies f,om a from a vacation to Las 470 ft. deep at a point S. 1M7 pleasantly surprised and en- Ray Raymond and daughter in SENSE1 said Sec. 22 Nevada; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nevada. to ft. and E. 10.7 ft. from N1 Heiealter, it is piopo.-e- d joyed a visit from Miss Zena rattv, bait Lake. Paxman and family, Idaho le- - Cor. Sec. 21, TaX, R2W. The dlvelt .in and .147 sec.-ltMrs. Morns Johnson re-i- Williams and Miss Muriel conferwere Balls, Idaho, for the do- Mrs. E. G. Hatch, Mrs, spectively, as evidenced by the water will be ned home W ednesday Beeves who are touring Euence weekend guests of Mr. Mr and Mrs above described claims, fiom a niestic requnements of one fani- Otis Orton Lake the Salt hospital rope. Carol vel1 and for the watenng of .7 deep Farrell IIum-iD'oaccompanied Garl Weiners IdaJ single and Mrs. o burlej, nt N- - ft and horses, 10 pigs and ho after major surgery. Mrs. S. them on two tours of Greece cows and Sunday, family. week-ifphrejs t ho, visited during the Cor. Sec. 2U, T5N, chickens, and from Apr. 1 to frora . alt Lake, fpent which R- Johnson, Je-s- e she enjoyed very Mr. and Mrs. Wright will lie Qct. 21 to irrigate L acre, all wlth the John-- , much They all send a hello end with Mrs. Jesse Coulam R:iV. The water and family. Salt Lakp, visit- - a hw flaNs to niigate 17 acres in NW1 ues ln SW1 NE said Sec. and family. I'011 family. Debbie Johnson, f0 their families and friends d with the group. NEG said Sec. 2t. yi, Mrs. Dorothy Swan and . Clearfield City, Clear- .mall daughter of Mr. and at home. Byron L. Bvbee, Rt. Mr. and Mrs. Waller lose; from x a and Mrs. Xo. 4, Ogden, Ut. proposes to fKqd, Utah, ,7 sec.-fwill undergo Nancy daughter Johnson Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. La Mar of diversion and four children, Big Pin- well bet. 6no and H4 ft the point change Swan and week at Libby this daughter and major surgery at a point N. 72,7 ft. and Timothy and family, Rolling Kathy spent place of use of water eviey, Wyoming, were Sunday St. Marks Saturday in Lo- - denced by Right No. '. of the deep E. 70 tt. from SW Cor. Sec. .7, are Mrs. and Hills, Calif., Mr. of visitors h Herbert Gleason and this week with his spending gan where they had lunch Weber River Decree which T4N, RlW. The water is to be Grant Cuilimore. parents, to divert .77 conveyed to a distribution sysdences the is Miss who La right Swan, Habra, Buth, Judy daughter Mr. and Mrs. Weston Tim- Hood water .44 sec.-f- t. used as a supplemental Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Henattending USU. Nancy and high water, and .2. sec.-t- t. of tem and for Calif., arrived to attend LDS municipal purposes supply ry entertained the following Conference in Salt Lake and Kathy visited with at eber River jow Water from within the corporate limits of Mr. G. Mrs. and dinner at Larry Sunday. 1 guests ft. and W. wh) Clearfield, City. Judy while both Mrs. Swans a point X. nsit with his mother, Mrs. Campbell and daughter Ste- - attended a Wool Growers ft. from BE Cor. Sec. 26, T.iN, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Steed, 21322 We- -t Point Town, Rt. ''he "atV' No. 1, Clearfield, Ut. 3 sec.-fMr. and Mrs. Joseph Whit- and Mr.- -. Max Liljenquist phanie Jo, Ogden, were Sat- Auxiliary meeting at the to the well bet. soo and ditch, conveyed fiom a urday visitois of her mother, home ot Mrs. Allen Adams, tier and family, Ogden; Mr. over the weekend. thereby and used from Mar. 1 kk) ft. deep, at a point N. 2k H. Mrs. Vernon Mansell. Hall Orlo William Conover, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mrs. Steven Rushforth en-- , to Nov. t as a supplemental sup- ft. and W. 4oo ft. from SF, Coi. Mrs. William C. King is tertained at a supper party plv to irrigate 20 acies in NE1 Sec. 24, T7N, R2W. The watei and son Kelvin, St. George, Woodbury, New Jersey. will be used as a supplemental visited over the vveekqnd visiting in Brigham City at her home, Monday evening SVG, NW SEG said Sec. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell it is proposed to supply for municipal purposes Hereafter, Alvin Mrs. Mr. and Mr. her with with and October 5 in honor of her divert the same quantity during within the Provo, visited with daughter, corporate limits of Mrs. Francis Todd. their son and his family, Mr. Drake and family. daughter Sandras birthday-anniversar- the same penod as heretofore the tow n of West Point. the grantMrs. Dean kynaston left Protests Fourteen of her into the Uintah Central Canal at a point N. 117.7 ft. and W. ing of any of the foregoing apher at for celebrate home friends Monday girl helped 2(M.7 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 27, plications with reasons theiefoi, Nyssa, Oregon, after spend- the occasion with Sandra. T7N, RlW, and used as a sup- must be filed in duplicate with ing a few days with her Lee Sanders and Miss Fay plemental supply to irrigate 246 the State Engineer, 403 State parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanders attended the funeral Mrs. Phil Lawrence attend- Capitol, Salt Lake City 14, Utah, on or before November Eatchel. service of their niece, Mrs. ed the funeral service of John Peterson, Long Margaret Kelly at Butte, Mrs. Annie Eatchel, Satur- 26, 1070.Wav ne D. Criddle, Beach, Calif., is visiting at Montana, Wednesday. STATE ENGINEER. day, at Murray. She was the Published in Layton Journal, the home of his daughter Mr. and Mrs. Phil Phillips mother of Harry and Wayne Layton, Utah, from October 73 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne K. have returned home after Eatchel. to October 27, 7070. Sheffield. They all attended spending the summer the funeral service of Mr. months at Pinedale, Wyo. Delicious Dessert A Petersons brother, Virgil Bishop and Mrs. David E. at Peterson Huntsville, Benton, Idaho Falls, Idaho, Thursday. ' : were conference visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Man- the R. W. Bentons. sell, Clarkston, Washington, Conferen ce weekend were Sunday guests of Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Steguests H. Vernon Mansell. and Mr. and ven Rushforth Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mrs. Orson Hall were Mr. HowMrs. and Mr. Kennah, and son ard Bonnemort and Bob and and Mrs. Orlo Hall Mrs. Gale Stewart Elizabeth spent the weekend Kelvin, and two sons Charles and at Moab. , of St. George. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Stanley-- all Stuart Burton, WashingSheffield entertained at a D. C arrived by plane ; family dinner party Satur- ton, --- ife. y f i&vW a to the LDS General attend men the after day evening, Lake and in Salt Conference A lifesaver on busy days, these shimmering plum squares are attended of the family in to visit at the home of his delightful choice to climax tonights dinner. Red plums, perhaps Conference Priesthood the tree in your backyard, are captured in strawberry-fla- v ored Salt Lake. Guests included: sister, Dr. and Mrs. Jack from gelatin and molded in a square pan. What an easy and cool treat Rampton. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin L. Shefto make often while fresh plums are plentiful. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. field and son Jim, Spring-vinRed Plum Delight Gayle Sheffield, Roy; Eatchel and son Hal, Mr. 3 cups thinly sliced plums (8 to 10) 1 cup hot wate? 'Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Killian, and Mrs. Wayne Eatchel, 12 cup sugar S4 cup cold water 1 package strawberry-flavore- d Beck Sheffield, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. C 1 e o n e Kynaston, gelatin 2 tablespoons lemon Dash of salt and juice Mr. and Mr. Ned B. Roueche; Nyssa, Oregon; Combine and sugar; let stand 10 minutes. Dissolve gelatin Mrs. Russell H. Sheffield, Mrs. Leland Eatchel, Clear- and salt in plums hot water. Add cold water and lemon juice. Pour over Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. field; Mr. and Mrs. Gene plums and chili. When gelatin is slightly thickened, stir well and Ross Brown, sons Kent and Eatchel, Bountiful; Mr. and pour into 8x8x2-inc- h pan. Chill until firm. Unmold. Serve plain or th sweetened whipped cream. Makes 8 servings. Garth, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mrs. Jim Eatchel, Mr. and travel to F.iontana Lewis Hews firs. Jesse u-- j j -- - u-- , t. DEER HUNTERS ., u-- Deer Skinned and Processed lor Locker and Home Freezer 7- - ed FEW LOCKERS AVAILABLE t. 2o-i- BILL WEAVER ho-pit- evi-wit- WILL A GOOD JOB DO YOU 'fir -7 Layton Cold Storage 21 LAYTON North Church Street PHONE t. 12-i- .10 OPEN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th and 25th 6 I p.m. to 7 p.m. Week Davs 8 a.m. to p.m. Plum Jef a, y-- e; 3 to 6 7 Sturdy pinwale corduroy is to II bar tacked at points of strain! Fully cut. Machine washable at medi- M'uhine washable, print-- i pinwale cotton cord-- t v popular ; 14 ta- Ankle Pant. toast, um setting. 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