Davis County Clipper from Bountiful, Utah • 2

4 DAVIS COUNTY CLIPPER NOVEMBER W7I POLICE REPORT 6 year old male ungovernable 20 year old male contributing 18 year old male illegal possession 19 year old male public intr 'ication 18 year (rid male illegal possession of alcohol 18 year old inale illegal possession of alcohol Total cases bandied during the week 137 Total eases to date Uds year 7271 Total eases to date last year M24 Need a baby tender for Relief Society every Wednesday morning Lessons and activities for four and older groups Call 2951175 C42A3 PEX South Davis County residence Experienced PBX operator legal age good starting salary and benefits Call 2955511 Personnel office for appointment C42 A3 Wiser Than God BURGLARY Keddington Service 310 So Main Street $330 in currency taken Smith's Food King 900 No 400 East Attempt only THEFTS Skaggs Drug 1730 South Main Cosmetic item taken Adult female arrested 915 Chapel Drive Bike taken but recovered Skaggs Drug 1730 South Main Shotgun shells and candy taken Juvenile male apprehended 85 West 1300 South Bicycle taken Girls bike maroon in color 945 East Claremont Drive Boys Murray bike taken Grand Central Drug 2155 South Orchard Drive Cosmetics and other items taken Juvenile female apprehended 401 West 400 North Transceiver and speakers taken from vehicle Value: $155 Church in vicinity of 650 East 1400 South $72 in cash taken from wallet Two male juveniles arrested Grand Central Drug 2155 South Orchard Cosmetics taken Juvenile female arrested Cafe 498 South Main St Ladies purse taken -recovered Bountiful Community Church on Orchard Drive (parking lot) Attache case and (20) tapes taken Value approximately $350 Servus Drug 55 North Main Girl's wallet containing $10 taken VANDALISM 304 West Center St Paper and bottles strewn on property Bountiful Hills Drive White powder thrown in a juveniles 375 West Center Rear-view mirror and windshield wipers from a 1960 Dodge damaged ARRESTS DURING WEEK 22 year old female shoplifting 42 year old female driving under the influence and hit and run Wanted size 7 buckle ski boot and 180 skis For sale Size 5 buckle boot and trunk mountains rki rack 295-4664 Modem orange 1 -er chair Modem brown couch with orange pillows make offer Call 295-9680 C42 AS Metal skis with cubco bindings 185 cm lace boots size 9 $3000 Phone 295-3737 C42 A3 LUDWIG DRUMS Excellent condition call 295-3282 Call after 4:30 pm C42 A3 Siamese kittens males $500 Call after 4 pm or on weekend 292-2518 C42 A3 One beige all wool Bigelow rug 9x12 and waffle pad $50 2 lane walnut tables $20 each 2 gold Krochier arm chairs $20 each One brown Kroehler couch 7 ft $50 Call 292-2736 C42 A3 Schwinn Sting Ray 5 speed excellent condition $3500 Hart Mercury skis bindings poles boots like new Vanity type Washbasin like new $2500 Call 2955659 after 5 pm C42 AS HEBER VALLEY NO 1 1 Comer of Cudahy Lane and Orchard Drive North Salt Lake Utah Specials Nov 19 thru Nov 25th 5 quart pail ice cream $159 Pints whip 59c Pints sour cream 59c Quarts egg nog 55c Lemon Lime and Fruit punch 2 for 49c C42 A3 THE PILGRIMS offered thanks for deliverance from socialism with a great Thanksgiving feast in the fall of 1823 Then Bradford philosophizes somewhat experience that was had in this commone course and condition tried sun-drie years and that amongst Godly and sober men may well evince the Vanitie of that conceite of and other ancients applauded by some of later times -that the taking away of proper tie and bringing in communitie into a commone wealth would make them happy and florishing as if they were wiser than THIS IS the story about the Pilgrims that should be taught in our schools -because conceite of and other is still by some of later Men still have the idea the taking away of propertie and bringing in communitie into a commone wealth would make them happy and SOCIALISM had been tried many times before Plymouth Colony it has been tried many times since It has always failed It is always destined to fail because it violates certain fundamental economic and moral laws that simply will not he violated "As if they were wiser than INSTEAD OF 9 Thanksgiving feast in the fall of 1622 there was literal starvation and hopelessly low morale they begane to fhinke how they might raise as much corne as they could that they might not still thus languish in misere LAST after much debate of things the (Bradford himself) way that they should set cornc every man for his own per-ticular And so assigned to every family a parcell of land had very good success for it made all hands very industrious so as much more corne was planted than other waise would have Thanksgiving Thanksgiving is the most American of our holidays The first New England day of thanks tar a harvest was observed by order of Gover-ner Bradford of Massachusetts probably in 1621 COLONISTS reportedly wait out into the woods and shot several turkeys and brought them back to the settlement to be cooked far dinner The Indians heard of the celebration according to the story and entered the settlement with several deer The settlers and Indians feasted together THE FIRST Thanksgiving Proclamation issued by a President came in 1788 and set aside a day of thanksgiving for the adoption of the Constitution As a national holiday and religious observance Thanksgiving probably dates from 1863 when Abraham Lincoln-acting on the suggestion of Mrs Sarah Hale-issued a Thanksgiving Proclamation Lincoln set aside the last Thursday in November as the day to be observed SINCE that time the observance has been adopted in all the states of the Union We in the United States have many reasons for thanksgiving In remembering our many blessings this year we can hope that Thanksgiving Day next year the war in Vietnam will have been ended and the tragic loss of life among our men will have finally come to a halt By THURMAN SENSING The coming of the Pilgrims to the New England coast in 1620 forms a glamorous chapter in American history THE FACT that is generally ignored overlooked and unknown about this landing at Massachusetts Bay 348 years ago is that it marked the first Socialist settlement in America The main lesson about this settlement that is generally ignored overlooked and unknown is that this experiment in socialism failed within three time and-for their very survival-the Pilgrims had to turn to what we know as the free enterprise system THROUGH THE years it would have been-and it still would be-a valuable lesson to the pupils in the classrooms studying American history if this lesson in the failure of socialism (the dictionary gives the same definition for communism) were emphasized Before landing the Pilgrims entered into what is known as the Mayflower Compact Under this Compact Plymouth was set up as a share-the-wealth community NOBODY owned anything Whatever was produced belonged to the community as a whole They called this system commone course and They lived under this system from the desperate disease-ridden first winter of 1620-21 until the hungry spring of 1623 THEN THEY changed to private enterprise Why? We find the answer in a book written by William Bradford one of the leading original Pilgrims and second governor of Plymouth Colony entitled Plimoth The Pilgrims weren't long under this course and writes Bradford until it found to breed much confustion and discontent and ritard imploy-ment that would have been to their benefite and comforte For the young men that were most able and fitte for labor and service did repine that they should spend their time and strength to worke for other mens wives and children without any recompense STRONG had no more in devision of victails and cloaths than he that was weake the poynte all being to have alike and all to doe alike they thought themselves in the like condition and one as good as another And so if it did not cut off those relations that God hath set amongst men yet it did at least much diminish and take of the mutuall respects that should be preserved amongst Sr Citizen Group Seeking Members Senior Citizens Series Alice Johnston Davis County Director of Senior Citizens for the Aging calls the senior citizen's attention to a series on television which should be of interest to them This series comes over Channels 11 and seven as educational programs THESE PROGRAM8 started Oct 28 and end April 7 The schedule and time of the broadcasts will be found in the newspapers in the TV Educational of the two channels 11 and 7 Programs such as and Your Legal "Teachers on are a few of the discussions by panelists The hours for the presentation are channel 11 at 7:30 and Channel 7 at 8:30 MRS JOHNSON says that if there are any Senior Citizens who want any further information they should get in touch with the office at the Court House in Farming-ton bma The bids were referred to Duane Jay building and Supt far a check up He will refer his investigation back to the Board at a future date far further consideration While the hurried analysis of the bids and the additional basic requirements as of today may be in line nevertheless the board felt that a review should be made before anything definite is done in letting the contract for the construction of the building FURTHER business of the Board meeting considered the letting of a contract for chairs in the auditorium at the Lay-ton High School The bid accepted was 1650 chairs of metal construction for $46922 This bid also includes approximately 650 riser mounts The selection of colors will be held up until a color scheme has been agreed upon bma Think It Over If you want to get even with someone try those who have helped you Times Rochester Receive Bids Choose Chairs The recently organized Senior Citizens Club cordially invites all senior citizens to attend a membership drive meeting to be held Nov 19 at 1:30 pm in the Viewmont High School cafeteria 1963 Olds Holiday Has new transmission needs work make offer 293-1486 C42 A3 1967 Mustang one owner 6 cyl automatic transmission air conditioned almost new studded snow tires Excellent condition 292-0912 C42 CS 1966 Mustang 6 cyl 4 speed low mileage economical and sporty $89500 2950742 C42 AS 1968 Dodge Polara 4 door se dan factory air conditioned power steering power brakes loaded with extras $1395 2954305 C42 A3 Must sell 1963 Dodge Dart wagon good condition good engine Call 2959323 ask for Dave C42 A3 One bedroom basement apt Carpeting drapes big stove deodorall all utilities Non smokers 2950643 after 6 pm C42 A3 WANT TO RENT Wanted apartment for neat middle aged man permanent References Call 2952611 CO A3 Reduced $1000 for quick sale $17900 Two bedroom large family room carpet garage lovely fenced yard Beautiful east side location Call 2951486 for appointment to see C42 A3 Reservations may be made with Charles Barlow 2951491 or 2952042 Mrs Arlene Holbrook 2952071 or 2951431 and Mrs Idelle Shipp 2950956 LLOYD WALSH newly elected president and club officers to pwet the him were still out possibly with the rest of the family still looking for the four legged prize ONE JUNIOR high school had 191 absent while 222 remained until dismissed and 117 were out on the following Monday This school has a 973 students enrollment South Davis had only 101 absent the first day while 174 remained until after classes and 70 were out on Monday Davis County schools are not the only ones that suffer on account of absenteeism during deer season Merchants and business in general also are in the absenteeism column on the opening of deer season MANY employees have their vacation divided into a summer vacation and a deer hunting vacation in the fall Some firms have but a skeleton crew to operate during the greater part of the hunt Many of the male members of a family join in the deer hunt buna Specialists a 20 Tablets Something New For Sinus Congestion $139 Prize Winners Yoshiko Colder the Microscope Joe Yenchick and Fred Simons The Lively Lady Hose SENIOR citizens are all those 55 years and older groiq Deer Hunt Hits School Attendance will be present Summer Events Pass For Garden Bouquet Mrs June Christy entatain-ed the members of the Garden Bouquet Club at her home last June which closed the session of regular meetings far the season JULY IS vacation time for moat of the members and their families io there is no meeting held during that month In August the mpmbers enjoyed a steak jry canyon party In September the members held a fund raising program at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Andersen MRS ROSE Sands trom entertained the members at a regular meeting at her home for the September session Mrs JoAnn Mezenen gave lessons In painting with Tri Chem pern and each member painted a Christmas card It was very interesting and the evening passed very quickly Mrs Iva Critchley was cohostess Bunting Bountiful City Fire Dept To report a fire Dial 911 Nov 3 1800 So 400 East Automobile accident Nov 7 500 No 500 West House trailer carry lighted cigar cigarette or pipe into attic basement closets or other places where combustibles may be found Check overstuffed furniture before leaving room for hot ashes dropped between cushions or floor Think Fire Prevention Weekly Recipes By SARAH ANNE 8HERIDAN Your holiday meal will not be complete without a colorful and tasty salad Cranberries and fruit salads always go well with turkey and ham These two salads are favorites at our home and are used often during cold winter months Oanberry Salad 1 can (20 ozs) crushed cranberries 1 sugar 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 1 chopped pecans Lettuce Drain juice from pineapple and add enough water to make one cup liquid Combine juice cranberries and sugar in saucepan cover and cook until berries pop (about 10 minutes) Add gelatin to hot cranberries and stir until dissolved Cool add drained pineapple and nuts Refrigerate Serve on lettuce leaf This salad can be made a day ahead of serving Five Cup Salad 1 sour cream 1 small marshmallows I flake coconut 1 chunk pineapple drained) 1 mandrin oranges (drained) I cut green seedless grapes (optional) Lettuce Mix the above together and refrigerate until serving time Serve on a lettuce leaf cup DAVIS COUNTY CLIPPER Published weekly by CLIPPER PUBLISHING CO 96 Main Bountiful Utah Weekly newspaper published al Bountiful Utah in the interest of Duvis County and colonies formed by former residents Entered os second clou matter at Bountiful Utah under the Act of March 8 1879 Second clan postage paid at Bountiful Utah Zip Code 84010 The Davis County Board of Education received seven bids on the construction of the new seconds school at Woods Cross Tie low bid was 154216 -vrr 9 THE BIDS were all higher than the estimated building cost of over a year ago These estimates do not cover basic additions and future requirements Extensive requirements of building costs due to the State Fire new demands increase in labor costs high interest rates added to the higher bids All these with other additional basis requirements and future costs must be taken into consideration at the time of the construction Therefore the increase in cost of the building covers the whole building program SUPT BERNELL Wrigley explained that the school is based on a projected enrollment in the school year of 1972 of 1100 pupils Although the school is listed as a secondary school it may have to house ninth and tenth grade students at the beginning THE PEPPER0NI THURSDAY SPECIAL THE CHALLENGER Includes salad garlic broad drink and a large platter of spaghetti and meat balls 460 200 Davis County secondary schools were hard hit by the deer hunting season again this year A8SST SCHOOL Supt Robert Keddington reported the normal number of absent students on account of sickness and other causes would have been 645 in the 14 secondary schools On the first day of the deer hunt there were 2265 students not in classes While some could have been absent under average levels the majority of the students were deer hunting part of other thousands of Davis County hunters out to take a shot at a willy and evasive deer THE DEER season opened on Saturday Oct 17 The heavy absenteeism occur ed on Friday Oct 16 the day before the opening In one high school with an enrollment of 1697 absenteeism was 415 On the following Monday some of the Eat Continued from front page merchandise accounted for $3-754000 Apparel strews and specialty shops handling dresses hats shoes and other articles of clothing ended the year with a total of $2713000 SALES OF furniture household appliances and home fur-ni riling came to $6009000 In recent months reports indicate consumers across the country are showing more restraint in their spending reflecting their concern over the war and inflation He has not learned the lesson of life who does not every day surmount a fear RW Emerson 292-1731 South West 1 45 Thursday Only 1 Monday Thursday 2 Friday Saturday do drop mmmmmmwm we're in the business of people to people! 40 OFF 4 to 4 to HOURS Mr Melvin A Ml business of "People to People" All you have People" means is ash one of our friends or what it means 1 1 to Mr Melvin A Ball Ball Manufacturing Co Inc 903 West Center Street North Salt Lake Utah "I hive nothing but praise for the people it Farmers State Bank Without their help I would never have been able to establish my business But because I believed them when they advertised that they were "Financial Partners" I now have a thriving business that is a benefit to Davis County and its lesidents In my opinion Farmers State Bank stands behind what it says ttj Prescription Skinny Dip Spray Cologne $200 size lExcedrin 100 Tablets Reg $163 Only 119 Hand Dipped ICE CREAM 89c Farmers State Bank is in the to find out what "People to in sometime: we It show you serving the tireii since UW BOUNTIFUL DRUG Prescription Pharmacists Comer Of Main And Center Your Community Pharmacy to Serve AM Your Heaift Needs Open lil Utah Stele Press Association John Stahla Jr Publisher-Mgr Deon Stable Editor Lucile Stable Asst Mgr Subscription $1 per year Phene 295-3351 rote STATE BANK 530 WEST 5th SOUTH WEST BOUNTIFUL UTAH.