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Show rill THURoMt, 4 IN LOUISVILLE Genealogy Time Gallops On You get more than a glance at a digital wrist watch when you ask what time it is in Louisville. You get a horse race appropriate for the home of the Kentucky Derby. At high noon, five brightly painted aluminum charactbut ers, nearly jockey-siz- e each with a Louisville reputation of heroic proportions, race around a track circling a big new clock, the star attraction of the River City Mall. Despite what racetrack touts may handicap, all bets are off in the way of sure things because only a com- puter knows who will win each day. The clock may be America's answer performing ope, beloved tourists and to the famous clocks of Eurfor centuries by townsfolk alike, the National Geographic ciety says. AT THE POST every noon are sculptor Barney Brights competitors: Thomas Jefferson on the e rail, the governor of the Louisville region hand- has MANY REQUESTS from around the world are filtered through these centers. Typical of these is one received recently in a round about way from a Ronald Galloway, a Scottish citizen, with a yen to know more about his ancestors. Through the Scottish Genealogy So- microfilm reading day. According to Orson Cannon, the Cache library has noticed a marked increase in ciety, Galloway contacted activity during the past Gap to Louisville, hanging onto the tail of a rampaging bear; George Rogers Clark, the galloping frontiersman-soldie- r who founded the city in 1778; and the Belle of . el 0 STAINLESS RAMPAGING GRIZZLY yanks Daniel Boone around the racetrack circling one of the country's most unusual clocks, a new attraction in Louisville, home of the Kentucky Derby. 20-3- O OFF Qno OFF cno o OFF 50 OFF 0 OFF 1 OTHER ASSORTED JEWELRY ITEMS . . 30. sword-swingin- city's long life stops downtown traffic before the mammoth Art Clock. g m rooster crows, a dove flies, a skeleton gestures menacingly, an angel brings a letter to the Virgin Mary who blesses it and passes it on to the all part of the Apostle Paul spellbinder at the citys 12th century basilica belltower. dancers cavort across the famed Glockenspiel tower to plague-frighten- ed burghers that the Black Death has finally quit the city. In Prague, Czechoslovakia the 12 apostles make a churchtower appearance to keep an eye on the city, just as they have hourly since work catastrophe may produce a monumental mixup as in the classic television skit of Imogene Coca and Sid Caesar. Some of the clockface cerleO a lion roars and wags its tail, a In Messina, Sicily, happened in 1631. In Munich, hoop-rollin- g announce to at the a parade of assorted personages who have populated the IN VIENNA, In Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany, a medieval guzzler downs 3'i quarts of wine on a wager with a invader to save the heads of fellow city fathers, just as legend says it A clock- OCCASIONALLY 3 scenarios: watching has been a favorite pastime in many of Europes city squares where a high point of local history is recalled with a dramatic high up a clock tower. Child-siz- e mechanical figures daily march in and out of windows, and parade in front of the clock face, clanging bells with hammers and otherwise carrying on often complicated routines. OFF OAO ZU STEEL FLATWARE .. 20 the Bannock County Courthouse in Pocatello. He was seeking the burial record of his grandfather who had been active in early history of the Bear Lake Valley. The letter wa referred to Malad since Bear Lake was once a part of Oneida county. The clerk there sent the letter to Betty Wallentine, Bear Lake County clerk, and from there it came to the Bear Lake Branch GenealPen-dre- y ogy library where Mrs. turned it over to assistants who found that Andrew Galloway was once a Bear Lake resident and had been buried in St. Charles. month. Some of this could be due to the publicity to the book and TV show of Roots," but much of it is because of the closing of the Logan temple and temple officiators are now doing genealogical work. 1 almost continually every through the Cumberland 20-3- JEWELRY BOXES PME machines and last week all of the machines were in use ling a sulky; King Louis XVI of France, the towns namesake, imperiously ordering a chariot on toward the finish line; Daniel Boone, who blazed the Wilderness Trail ft&fx CLOCKS FI0M quest. THE CACHE LIBRARY one-tim- tOIAMov SStSSe CONTINUED Each branch library has a complete file card index system of the main library so that branch library users will know what is available in Salt Lake City. This information is then sent to the branch library on re- So- Louisville, a figurehead damsel representing the city's well known paddle-whesteamboat. If not at trackside, clock- - i, 111! 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