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Show 8 Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1992 Lakeside Review LAKESIDE Crafters Wanted Workshop: discussing sex with kids FARMING-TO- For Northern Utah's 1st Crafters Mall featuring all types of crafts by local artists BOOTH RENTALS AVAILABLE For mors information call anytime has been scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 12. The Country The Davis County Council BUNNY on Infants, Chil- Broderick dren and Youth will sponsor the workshop, Families Facing the 90s: Who Do You Listen To, with separate sections for counselors, parents and stu- Standing by the West Point map she designed and help make, is Julia Wise. A resident there REGANStartdard-Examine- r for 23 years, she calls herself a newcomer. The map hangs in city hall. Map points to towns past West Point quilt depicts town as it is, and By ANITA KERSEY correspondent she never knew by doing this quilt. First I designed it and then did Standard-Examine- r A new town WEST POINT map in the city building not only tells you where you are, but also where those before you were. The map shows the town as it is now, but also depicts how the city was when it was first settled, including buildings, new and old roads, fields, cemetery, housing areas and even sidewalks. But that's not all that makes this map different from other maps. Its not printed on paper as most maps are; it's stitched on a quilt. Women in the West Point LDS 5th Ward came up with the idea for the map-qui- lt when they were tasked with creating special projects in commemoration of the LDS Relief Societys 150th anniversary. According to Birdean Evensen, Relief Society president, the group got together one evening last spring and decided to do the map on the quilt for a civic project. They turned to one of the members, Julia Wise, for help. Julia is a very talented women and has a lot of artistic ability; but she didn't just design and stitch the quilt, she also did all the research for it and even spent one whole day of are no longer standing, are also shown on the quilt, such as the towns first store that was located across the street from the current school. The store was later moved to about 3978 West on the north side of street. It operated from 1913 until 1973 and also housed a barber shop on the west side and living quarters on the east side for the owners. The quilt shows the old canning factory that was built in 1925. It still stands today on the Wise property and is used to store hay and feed. A creamery was built iri 1 893 is shown as well as two railroad spurs. The towns only gas station is no longer used but still stands west of the city building that is located at 3016 W. 300 North. The house that is now the city building was owned by Roland Thurgood. One of his daughters, Doris Thurgood Page. Its hoped that people will take the town and year across the top. She stitched West Point City 1992 by hand. A legend is stitched on the upper right and left corners of the quilt that lists the type of stitches that correspond to items on the map such as sidewalks, old railroad spurs, schools, churches, and other buildings. She said the town used to be part of Hooper, then called Muskrat Springs. As growth continued. Hooper was divided into two counties, Davis and Weber, in 1877. Since the town was settled by people of the LDS faith, the north section was organized into the North Hooper LDS Ward on May 28, 1877. One June 26, 1877, the south side of Hooper LDS Ward was created. Then in 1 895, the south Hooper Ward was divided, and changed further through the years. Then in 1910 the name of South Hooper was changed to West Point because the ward was the most , westerly of any ward in the Davis Stake. All this detail is depicted in stitches on the quilt. The quilt also shows the four schools that have been built in the city. The first school, known as South Hooper, was built in 1876 at what is now 2040 N. 5000 West. The fourth school was built in 1911 on the spot where West Point Elementary School sits today. Church meetings were held in school buildings for a awhile and : then the first chapel was built in where all the sidewalks are, Even-se- n said. Wise says she worked on the quilt for about three to four months. This project was a challenge from beginning to end and I love challenges. I learned a great deal about the history of the city by doresiing this quilt, said the dent. Wise got most of the historical in25-ye- ar formation from lifetime resident Dora Bybee, a former teacher and principal at West Point Elementary School for 45 years. Wise says that although she herself has lived in the city for over 25 years, she learned a great deal of history that 1876 as shown on the quilt. In 1896, a new chapel was erected with materials taken from the first one and was located at what is now 1300 N. 4500 West. The third chapel was built next to the second chapel, which has since been tom down. The fourth chapel was completed in 1967 and is located at 3488 W. 300 North. sewing machine except the name dents. The workshop has been prepared by the countys Teen Pregnancy Prevention Committee as a result of requests from Davis County parents for additional information on how to discuss sexual issues with their children. The requests follow .the Davis School Districts expansion of the Sex Respect program, where parents are urged to participate through discussions at home. Dr. Carlfred Broderick, director of human relations at the University of Southern California, will be the keynote speaker at the first session for professionals, which runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school Other buildings, most of which 3 the workshop. A parent session will begin at 7 p.m. at Woods Cross High School where subjects such as Fact and How to Teach SexualiFeelings ty at Home and How to Deal With A Sexually Active Child, will be discussed. The daytime professional work- shop is $10 and must be paid by Nov. 6. To register, call the Davis County Health Department at The parent and teen sessions are free. The workshop has taken a year to plan because Broderick, a noted family therapist, is much in demand as a speaker, said organizers. 49$ 1 COME IN AND TRY OUR NEW DESSERT... 392 N. MAIN HOURS: 10-3- 544-072- 1 10 AM TILL 10 PM, FRI. 10 AM t 10 00 P M ! . 774-701- 1. 4iumana Hospital Davis North . 1600 W. Antelope Dr., Layton, Utah 84041 . the current rate call... said Evensen. The group has also formed a Historical Society for all the residents, regardless of religion, she said. The society selects a citizen of the month to honor the towns unsung heros. They also bought and planted flowers around the church this past spring. 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A second session will be from 0 p.m. at Woods Cross High School, where Broderick will speak to teens on What is Your Sexual Image and What is Con- . TACO TIME 546-204- 9 3:30-6:5- the stitching. I did everything except the quilting and that was done by the senior ladies, she said. The map side of the quilt is a light green and the back side has a print. The boundaries of the city are quilted in two directions so that theVity itself stands out, Wise said. She did all the stitching on her just out driving around to see as it was commissions or percentages charged. No long workshop on discussing sexual issues with children ROBERT ; N day- rt Boutique Year-Rou- A three-pa- , one-do- for more information oboul these dosses, please call Lonnie Campbell at: 626-635- 6 |
