WEEKLY NEWS JOURNAL, MAY 20, 1982 REFLEX-DA- VIS I : 'i':' jt .! lU fI I TAYA LOUISE LARGE S1Mi jfcnflfli CHELSEA MARTINDALE HAPPY BIRTHDAY a trio of north Davis youngsters including: Chelsea Mr. and Mrs. Kim H. Martindale of 2653 N. 1050 W. in Martindale, daughter of was whose Clinton, May 17; Preston Aaron Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. birthday Rick Lee of 39 E. 950 S. in Layton, whose special day is today (Thursday) and Taya Louise Large, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Large of 2678 N. 1050 W. in Clinton, who will celebrate May 27. Its happy first birthday to SANDRA PIERCE KATHY J. SHERWOOD Engaged Engagement LAYTON Mr. and Mrs. Murry Pierce, 155 Ronald Ave., Layton, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Sandra, to John Christensen, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Christensen of 1570 N. Morgan Valley Dr., Milton, Utah. THE COUPLE will ex- change marriage vows on June 25, 1982 in the Layton East LDS Stake Center. The bride-eleis a graduate of Layton High School and LDS Seminary. Mr. Christensen is a graduate of Morgan High School and Seminary. He is attending WSC and working for Fram Corp. dmg ct Announced Syracuse News Special One-Da- y Workshop Slated Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sherwood of Clearfield are announcing the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kathy, to Robert Bill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Bill of Syracuse. The THE COUPLE is planning a June 4 garden wedding at the home of the brides grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Sherwood, Bountiful. An open house will be hosted by the grooms parents in Syracuse on June 4. pleased to announce a special workshop, How To Motivate Young Children to Help at one-da- y Gretchen Green learns the art of parenting egg. through babying an JJQgg Engaged KAYSVILLE - The Davis High home living class received an assignment from teacher Kathy Carey which began with You are about to embark on a great adventure. You are going to have a child of your own to care for. ever-so-fragi- le then care for it constantly for one week. If it became necessary to leave the egg baby, a had an interesting and fun week with this learning ex- perience that gave the students new insight into what they may one day face as real parents. Many agreed by the end of the week that Ms. Carey was cor-rewhen she said, There is no harder job in our society than being that unique combination of 24 hour a day child psychologist and teacher we call a parent. sitter had to be found and paid. If the egg baby met with an unfortunate accident and was broken, a report was to be turned in on the cost of a funeral. It was then possible to get permission from Ms. Carey to adopt another egg baby. THE INSTRUCTOR for this workshop will be Mrs. Suzanne L. Hansen. She is the wife of Michael D. Hansen and the mother of three children. She is a homemaker and author. She was the of childrens book, I Can. In 1980 nt LOVING mothers and Carl graduated from Davis High, attended Weber State College and served an LDS hnission to Hawaii. He is now employed at Eaton Kenway in Bountiful Faunt E. Montgomery of Clearfield. THE COUPLE is planning a June 15 wedding in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Their reception will be held in the McIntyre Mansion. is a junior at The bride-eleBYU majoring in English. She has been invoved in the BYU dance department and is a graduate of Bountiful high school. ct THE PROSPECTIVE bridegroom is a senior at U. of U. studying premedicine. He is serving as president of Alpha Epsilon Delta Honor Society and received a grant from the American Cancer Society to work with the American College Surgeons Cancer Program. He is a sales representative for All Season Insulation Co. He also served an LDS mission in England. 10 THEY ARE planning wedding. a Sept. Volunteer Needed Have you a few extra hours Mrs. Hansen was Utahs Young Mother of the Year. She teaches arts and crafts and writes a column for her local this summer? Have you though about spending them at the Zoo teaching interested visitors about the wonders of wildlife? IFYOUare or older, have transportation to and from the Zoo, you can donate some from noon. 9-- For details call the Office, Docent Education-- 583-240- 0 or Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays between 1 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. A Truth Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Grit. -- Entries Sought For Summer Art Festival Art !enter with the cooperation of le Davis U. of U., will spon-a- r this summer an outdoor art The Bountiful-Davi- s :stival. The festival will take lace on the green at the old toker School, 75 E. 200 S., ountiful, June 2 from II .m. to 8 p.m THE CENTER would like to mend an invitation to and groups who would ke to perform at the festival, ny local groups that are 11-1- special creative experience. Projects could include such things as mural painting, clay molding or paper activities. Anyone interested in sponsoring or volunteering for activities should contact the Center as soon as possible. Call 582-882- 0. indi-idua- ls in drama, music, ance, singing, marching, or ven clowns are invited to :hedule events with the Cen-:- r. Sign up is necessary AFB Chapel. An accomplished musician, she received a first place 4 of LORI COPPERMAN No. Layton Roundup By BECKY LUZITANO The head cheerleader for 1982-8- 3 at North Layton Jr. High will be Danielle Glines. She was on the Super Kids Drill and Flag team and ran for Miss Jr. Drill USA and received fourth runner-u-p in the nation for her age group. OTHER cheerleaders are Charlynn Cottle, Roxy Rios, Valerie Giffin, all ninth graders, and Kris Bird and Sheila Trujillo, eighth graders. The cheerleaders are selling popcorn and other snack foods for a fundraising project. They held a car wash last week. THE FIRST year Spanish students in Mrs. Snyders Spanish class made pinatas. They had a contest for the best looking ones. The winners were: Greg Squires entry of Garfield the Cat, grand prize; Michelle Bennett, a half a watermelon, first; Jeff a shoe, second, and Roxy Rios, a can of Sprite pinata,. third. Bag-for- 1982. LORI HOPES to continue her studies in music on a college level. She presently is a piano student of Dr. Pollei of BYU. dmg Screens and Windshields Storm windows Storm doors q I TTTT-ehe-e esii'Iates-TTTT- Preworked and Painted Canvases lesson leader; Mrs. Susan Nelson, librarian; Mrs. Ila Mae Gerber, music director. 399-445- Clinton Pinewood Derby Winners - Pack 250 of CLINTON Clinton held their pinewood derby April 24 with 25 boys entering cars. FIRST PLACE winner, Zachary Taylor, second place Steven Mayer and third place was shared by Christopher and Jeff Humann. There were other awards handed out for each boy participating. I K v ) 50 off Round Gold Frames til 8 p.m. Take it Nice and Easy in ROAD PADS by through summer in the casual comfort of a Road Pads sandal. You'll love the litlie leather Stroll strips on Q00 O rrw OU The Spinning Wheel T 555-24- th Open Friday 133 North Main, Bountiful, Utah W tarian; Mrs. Alice Hartley, chaplain; Mrs. Ruth Estep, registrar; Mrs. Eldeen Barnes, J Reg. 1.00 THE CENTER is looking for V. SUZANNE HANSEN door from a.m. Interested persons may preregister in person or by mail at n the Center, St., Ogden, Ut. 84401. Call 5 for further May Savings C Selected Needlepoint 2 inch (IBM Louise Nielson, vice captain: Mrs. Lila Burnett, secretary: Mrs. Ruth Bodily, historian: Mrs. Edris Child, parliamen- Gold chains continue to be in style. There is emphasis on the different types of links. Strike it rich by adding gem stones, gold coins and geometric designs to chains. Reg. 10.00 i!f sea- son. They are: Mrs. Hazel Goodrich, captain: Mrs. Deon Lomas, vice captain: Mrs. In Fashion Loran Floss Organizers mmm.. f ers to serve for the coming d, Spun For You! .fs ii of the Davis County DUP board, installed the new offic- Lori took second in the classical division of the Hill AFB Talent Show in 1981 and 1982. She received first place in the junior high division of the Keith Jorgensen piano competition in 1982. For the Cross Stitchers Artists who wish to partici-at- e in the Festival must regis-:- r at the Center by May 18. he registration fee is $20. For pproximatel 200 square feet f space. The space may be lard with a friend. Artist must rovide their own easels, card ibles, chairs, etc. The fee is idividuals and groups who ould like to sponsor a chil-rehands on art project award at the Davis District solo and ensemble festival She has played the piano for nine years and the organ for a year. She has participated in many piano recitals and last year she gave a solo piano recital. She was a finalist at the USU Musical Festival in the spring 16 time, attend the volunteer training course, to be held at Hogle Zoo on June 5 and June 12 the countywide fair and a second place in the regional science fair. She is a volunteer for the Heart Association drive and the Hill AFB Thrift Shop. She is the organist at the Hill -- newpaper. The following topics will be covered in this fun and informative workshop: How To Make Housework Fun; How MotivaTo Use tional Charts and Games to Create Enthusiastic Helpers; How To Develop the I Can, Mom and Dad Attitude, instead of I Cant; Specific Techniques Parents Can Use to Build a Childs Selfesteem and Confidence; Reward Systems: Allowance versus Payday which to use and when; How to Keep the Sabbath Holy and Interesting; and 15 Saturday projects the Help Make Sunday Successful. WE ENCOURAGE anyone who would be interested to attend this workshop to do so. Registration will be accepted on a basis. Preregistration is encouraged; however, registration will be conducted at the Easy-to-Ma- for the concert choir. She re- ceived the grandprize in biology at the 1982 North Layton Science Fair; second place in LORI IS a ninth grade student at North Layton Jr. High. She has been studentbody 1 schools in Utah. Mrs. Deon Lomax, member BYU-Ogde- LAYTON Lori Copper-- ? man, daughter of Mrrhnd Mrs.' Seymour Copperman, 2375 E. 3100 N., Layton, has been selected as teenager of the year by the Roy Elks Club. She was chosen for this honor from a list of teenagers of the month submitted by all the junior high schools in northern Davis and South Weber counties. president at the school for 98 1 82, and is a member of the National Honor Society. She has been consistantly on the citizenship and scholarship honor roll during her three years at the junior high. This year she was the accompanist gave the lesson on early Stake Center, 55 South Main. Tuition will be $7 per person. fathers Teenager Of The Year ville. daughter Ellen, to Jeffrey Paul Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas Johnson of Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. g: held at the Bountiful Utah living with Leroy and Susan Hamblin of Kays- coming marriage of their Family-Parentin- Home (Happily). The workshop will be held May 22, 1982 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be a one-hahour break for lunch and the participants should bring their own sack lunch. The workshop will be presently Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Clark Bailey announce the forth- Center for n Continuing Education is KERRI graduated from El THE STUDENTS included Rancho High School while livboth girls and boys. Each was ' ing with her grandparents, Mr. to select a raw egg, give it a and Mrs. Karl Robinson of face and a personality, and Pico Rivera, Calif. She attended Ricks College and is Circles Date 825-039- 1 The last meeting of the season for members of the Sun Flower DUP Camp was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Diana Coonradt in Kaysville. The cohostess was Mrs. Mina Oldham. A pioneer history was given by Louise B. Gailey and the, lesson on early elementary schools was given by Mrs. Doraine Hales. The Sego Lily DUP Camp held their last meeting May 10 at the home of Mrs. LaVon Wright of Clinton. Mrs. Louise Nielson presented a pioneer history and Mrs. Lila Burnett lf Robert Kirk of Huntington Beach, Calif, and Rene Kirk of Guerneville, Calif, are pleased with the wedding announcement of their daughter Kerri Kirk to Carl Hamblin, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Hamblin of Kaysville. ELLEN BAILEY BYU-Ogde- By VIRGINIA S. BENNETT a wood-loo- flexible mid- heel. And on the inside, a insole. Ahhh, nice. And easy. $34.99 Rust suede-padde- BARTONS 43 No. Main (For all d SHOES - Bountiful your Summer Shoe Needs) leathw reton to uppwt