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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 1,1979 Keera Knives will produie a ery sharp edge without unnecessary By CLARENCE MEACHAM the knife, is very, versatile and is often called by a variety of names such as the razor, cleaver, machete, axe, sword etc. Each of these use the single sharp edge but with other variations which adapt them to the particular in- necessary to prevent damage while subject to the rough and heavy use to which thev are intended. These tools aie also weighted to aid the torce ot the chopping blow Thev also have a curved blade to match the arc of the sw mg The axe is designed to c ut trees, fire wood etc. but not rocks and gravel It propel care is not taken to avoid this, it will become a maior task to remove the large nicks and to reshape the blade KNIVES, razors, the hollow-grounblade. This blade is thin enough to pass through the softer materials quite easily, but is not strong enough for rugged jobs. This blade should be used with care. Do not pry or chop with it unless you are willing to or for pay repair replacement. Other special knives as the sword, machete, and cleaver have blades heavy enough to stand the more rugged use. These are sharpened with about a twenty two degree taper which is the taper which SOME TOP SETTINGS By NOLA ANDERSON for the final prize of a complete set of china, crystal or flatware. All the girl entrees will receive a spoon ring; the boys will receive a Debbie Rhoads, Lucy Ray, Jolene Naranjo and Troy Walker took first place in the annual Table Setting Contest held Wednesday, Jan. economics SECOND place winners were Cheryl McCurdy, Layne Flint, Dave Bates, Mary Mueller. Elbe Ferrante, Roger Nesson and Mary Mueller received a third place rating. The most popular table setting was an entry by Elbe Ferrante. Tying for a second HILL AFB CMSgt. Will Sweep Your Parking Lot or Trailer Park or What Ever to Sweep has word of manufactuier who is working on such a machine W e will be watching this development to see how expensive and how efficient it will be THE VLRI1FR a grooves or scallops in one side of the cutting edge. It is somewhat ol a cross between the knife and the saw These CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 773-50- 00 766-18- 70 Quantities Okm! CHUNK TUNA j MARGARINE MUIl CREAMY M QUARTERS SAFEWAY CAN DOG FOOD KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR NUMADE PEANUT BUTTER C0LDBR00K SEA TRADER 25 Ik OR CHUNKY YOUR A CHOICE FLAVORS WATER 01 OIL PACKED TUNA as the Ogden Air Logistics Center commander. FOR welfare of enlisted personnel at the Utah air base Sergeant Riordan reports to Hill AFB from Offutt AFB, Neb., where he was senior logistics superintendent in office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics. trees, tripling last years contest, the largest number any of the schools in the Davis of area. The students were fantastic and did an excellent job, commented Miss Corine Sayler, foods instructor, The judges considered the compe- A SCOTCH TREAT .r $ 14 !. Imivoi THE WINNERS will compete in the state competition NATIVE of Omaha, Neb., REtOLAK U OZ. 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He has spent much of his Air Force career in the aircraft maintenance field. The sergeant is married and has three children. tition at Davis one of the most difficult they have had to judge. TOR TRULY FINE HEAVY IHT SCOTCH ICE CORN FLAKES WHITE OR WHEAT FROZEN ORANGE JUICE LUCERNE SAFEWAY MRS. WRIGHT'S SLICED BREAD HE WILL advise Maj. Gen. James J. Murphy on matters pertaining to the morale and design, general appeal and creativity. There were 136 en- $18.00-52- DUTCH BOY MAINTENANCE the senior enlisted advisor to PLACE settings were judged on originality, color, 8. their special birthdav serrations manufacturing companies are now putting out knives with the serrated edge This consists of a series of Mr and Mrs Todd Moigan flew to Miami. Honda and on to Jamaica where thev sjvent a few days on a vacation trip SflfcA Jerry L. Riordan has been named place were Layne Flint and Suzette Frodsham. Frames Holladav, and Kristen Olsen of Pleasant Grove to lunch and shopping to celebrate 9k Retail1 Enlisted Advisor Casdorph, Trivia King, Linda Full took Douglas Stone of Lavton, Heather of Thatcher of most shatpening shops Also the machine would have to be variable enough to fit all MOST family, Mr. and Mrs LaMone Higginson of Taylorsville. The dinner was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Higginson's son, Elder Mike Higginson, who is leaving to serve a I DS mission to the North Carolina Mission He will enter the MIC in Provo on March 15 Named Carrie Whitaker, Tracy Egbert, Sue Bernard, Maureeh Goldsberry, knives Mrs Sally Higginson enter- tained at dinner Sundav in honor of her son and his pewter mug. A special thanks is given to Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Bonnie Kent of Stewarts Gift Shop in Kaysville who furnished large quantities of stoneware, china crystal and flatware. 21, sponsored by the Davis High School home department. d serrated present a problem to one who would sharpen them A partially successful job can be done by sharpening onlv on the smooth side ot the blade. This, however, onlv sharpens the tips ot the teeth, and repealed shatpening will flatten the teeth, or wear them away Ot coutse, they can be sharpened with the machines used in the factory, but this equipment would present an expense far beyond the range This provides the strength tended use. First place winners, Luci Ray, left, and Debbie Rhoads, far right, admire second most popular winning entry designed by Suzette Frodsham, center. as in the bread knife Thev do a fine job while sharp and when used on the soft materials for which designed Jhese Kaysviiie and Mrs Marion Thompson visited in kells-vill- e on Tuesday with his sister Mrs. Anona Maughan It's a family tradition for Mrs. Marjorie Thatcher to treat her grandchildren to lunch and birthday shopping for each of their birthday anniversaries On Saturday she Mr serrations vary from fine, as in the steak knite, to course, fragility THE AXE and hatchet aie examples of those tools whith should be sharpened with a convex taper which is opposite to the hollow-g- i ound The principle of the sharp cutting edge, as employed in etc., employ Sharp lT - V. 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