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Show SEPTEMBER 15, 1987 L, Now hear this! If you are hard of hearing or a friend of the hard of hearing, you are invited to attend the next meeting of the SHHH Utah Group, Self Help for the Hard of Hearing. It will be held at 7 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Utah Center for the Deaf, 388 N. 400 E., Bountiful. At this meeting the new chapter constitution and will be presented to members for approval. A rap session will follow to consider the subject: Learning How to Cope with Hearing Loss, If you have any questions you desire to be discussed, contact Max K. Kennedy, Dianna M. Smith, Lucille Warren, 1 or Lucille Graham, by-la- ADD ON ROOMS BASEMENT FINISHED ROOFS-NE- W A OLD GARAGES FAMILY ROOM CARPORTS KITCHEN REMODELS - CONCRETE DRIVES PATIOS GENERAL CONTRACTORS LAYTON BUILDERS INC. RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL Custom Home Building DESIGNING A COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE - PLANNING - CUSTOM ALTERATIONS PHONE 544-412- 8 Darrell Blackwell P.O. Box 177 Layton 30 years Experience 544-975- 467-017- 0; 255-058- VANDALS HIT LAYTON REC. CENTER Recreation is usually one area people dont fight over, but recent events by vandals have placed a black cloud over Layton Citys recreation program. The concession stand is moved to various parks, proceeds used to help lower fees charged youth for programs, a for the spokesperson says. Recent vandalism has meant repair bills and down-tim- e stand. More than $500 damage was done in four break-in- s over the summer with $300-plu- s in food stolen. Recreation officials are asking for residents help in watching for and reporting any activities that might lead to stopping the vandalism. Those with information are urged to call 546-888- (Bosml! (TrpKmtf . 0. Stewart Festival slated The 13th annual LeConte Stewart Festival at the Bountiful-Davi- s Art Center, will open the centers exhibition season for 1987-8- 8 on Sept. 20. The public is invited to attend an opening reception from 5 p.m. 2-- that Sunday. Musical entertainment will be provided by Sanford and Hinckley classical guitar duo, and refreshments will be served. Admission is free. This years festival, entitled LeConte Stewart: The Education Ink Spot changes name Office Products to Canyon After 27 years in business, the Ink Spot of Layton has changed its name to Canyon Office Products to more widely reflect the lines of office products it carries. Robert Hales, vice president and general manager of the store, said the decision to change the name came in response to the addition of several new product lines and the opening of a new furniture showroom last year. We felt the name change would have a little better regional appeal, said Hales. No additional changes in operation are expected at the companys 1 16 S. Fort Lane Shopping Center store, said Hales, who indicated the firm currently employs a staff of nine, with two outside sales people. The addition of the office furniture showroom has boosted sales substantially. The store also carries a wide selection of . computer supplies. by principals in Hale&.Lard Canyon Office Products is owned the Salt Lake and Gift, which operates three Hallmark stores in aF in 1960 and Clair and Twila Hales founded the Layton store are still active in the management of the company. of the Artist and the Artist-Educato- r, En-- , dowment for the Humanities research project conducted by art historian Mary Muir. The exhibit will explore the evolution of Stewarts style of painting and his philosophy of teaching. The Kaysville artist studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Arts and the Art Students League in New York City. He was a teacher at Ogden High School for many years anmd also served as head of the Art Department at University of Utah. is part of a Utah Related special events in conjunction with this exhibit will be held at the Center. On Sunday, Oct. 18 at 4 p.m. a lecture and demonstration by Dr. Nathan B. Winters will illuminate some of Stewarts influences in teaching of art. On Sunday, Oct. 25 at 4 p.m. a gallery talk by the artists son and fellow artist, Maynard Dixon Stewart will be presented. The exhibit will be on display through Nov. 11. Gallery hours are: Monday p.m., Tuesday 10 a.m.-- 5 p.m., Sunday p.m. There is no charge for admisArt Cension. The Bountiful-Davi- s ter is located at 2175 S. 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