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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL. FEBRUARY 10. 1977 mhm 1 at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. Saturday luncheon guests of Feb. by DONETA M. GATHERUM 773-497- 8 On Jan. Mrs. Delma Bushnell of Clearfield included Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Ruth Adams and Mrs. Wilda Schwartz of Layton; Mrs. Wilmer Barlow of Clearfield; Mrs. Milton Hadfield of Ogden; and Mrs. 25, Mrs. Ruth Adams returned home from an extended Temple tour that took her to the Manti, St. George, Mesa, Los Angeles and Oakland Temples. The bus touring group was led by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Bountiful. Members of the group came from many northern Utah towns, Idaho, Provo, Orem and Vernal. In addition to visiting the temples visitors centers and doing temple work, Mrs. Adams and the group also enjoyed many seeing interesting places. While in Los Angeles, they .visited Forest Lawn. At San Simeon, they went through Ray Harvey of Kaysville. Hill Air Force Base has awarded $5,000 to J. Robert Bennett of Layton for devising a packing method that has saved the Air Force at least $10 million. Mrs. Virginia Larsen is leaving to attend the Mardi Gras in New Orleans, La. As part of a social studies unit on community helpers, students in Miss Richards second grade class at Lincoln Elementary School have had parents come into the classroom to discuss their occupations. Last week, the boys and girls saw a demonstration about the history and the famous William Randolph Hurst castle and estate. a Danish community that has preserved the heritage and culture of the original settlers, was another excursion. San Franciscos Fishermans Warf and Golden Gate bridge were bay-are- a side trips. Sol-von- g, importance of m Coming home, they stopped to eat lunch at Furnace Creek in Death Valley. The elevation just beyond this point is 280 feet below sea level. Nevada stops included Car-so- n City, Virginia City, Reno and Las Vegas. . Mr. and Mrs. Everardo Haro of 1284 Marilyn Drive are the parents of a baby girl, the the Layton 6th Ward combined with a Bountiful Ward to enjoy a super activity. After going ice skating, the young people had a stew supper. An outstanding evening speaker completed the days activities. About 50 young people from Layton attended the program. Everett Taylor, a former Layton resident who now lives in Ontario, Oregon, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Layton and Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Layton. Mr. Taylors wife, Frances Layton Taylor, died of a heart attack on Jan. 7 in Oregon. She was buried in the Payette, Idaho cemetery. Mr. Taylors daughter, Elaine Radcliff accompanied her father to Layton from mid-wint- er some skiing. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Olsen won the anniversary club on drawing Danny KSL radio Krammers program. The Olsens, who are celebrating their 8th wedding anniversary, received two free dinners at the Homestead in Heber Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Sill attended fast and testimony jneeting Sunday in Syracuse. Mr. Sill blessed his thirteenth grandchild. The baby is Carter Child, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Child, Jr. Steven C. Kingsford has been granted admittance to the Phoenix Technical Institute in Arizona. He will begin studying there in Sept. Steven Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oregon. She has now gone to her home in Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shook spent the weekend in Idaho : visiting with relatives. In Jerome, they called upon Mrs. Shooks mother, Mrs. Guy Horting. Next they went to Twin Falls to see Mrs. Shooks brothers and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Vem Kingsford. : Harold C. Layton under- went major surgery Tues., DAHNKENS Say you care a SUGGESTIONS Open Fridays till 9:00 p.m. fourth and Mrs. Friday a pot luck dinner was given to celebrate Mrs. Opal Earls birthday. Layton litbiaseaigfjj attended the friends who party at Mrs. Earls Clear- L7 field home were Mrs. Mae Odle, Mrs. Josephine Lavine, Mrs. Edith Rochester and Mrs. Margaret Shook, dmg Check out our case lot & food storage items. We have excellent prices on powdered milk, wheat, beans, rice and all case goods. Let us help you with your storage plans. Gains Scoutings Highest Award earned the Scouters Key and many training awards. He has earned his Wood badge Beads and has proudly served on three Wocxibadge staffs. He has been asked to serve on many staffs in connection Scout-A- with Rama, etc. He loves to serve wherever the quality of scouting can be improved. He has aided in many young men obtaining their merit badges and has signed 250 merit badges in the past four years. Mr. Hasler has been a registered scouter for the past 23 years with seven of those years serving as scoutmaster in the Sunset area. HE HAS served in the positions of scoutmaster. Roundtable commissioner, assistant district commissioner, Institutional representative and Merit Badge counselor, and many other committees where he could be of service to others, vw Camp-O-Ree- n. 29 of Mr. Cordon. Saturday morning, Feb. 5, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cordon word from received Sacramento, Calif, that their daughter, Pamela, had given birth to a 7 pound baby boy. The baby is the first child of Robert and Pamela Weston. son-in-la- Saturday, Jan. the is grandchild Shook, lives. newspapers. Aaronic Priesthood Youth of arrival to Shoshone where Mr. Shooks brother, Mr. Omer Former Layton residents, Don and Margaret Taylor and their daughter and Jim and Candice Conners, are in Layton attending the funeral services of Mr. Taylor's brother, John M. Taylor of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor stayed with their Mr. son and daughter-in-laand Mrs. Paul Taylor of Lay-to- bom Jan. 28. : New Jersey residents, Mrs. Janet (Van Fleet) Pinto and her daughter, Jennifer are visiting with family members in Layton and Farmington. Her husband will join his family this Sunday and they will stay another week and a half. Before returning to New Jersey, the Pintos hope to do 0 He will be named Robert Vincent Weston III. The new William Horting and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horting. Finally, the couple traveled Later on in the week, James McKean told the class of his responsibilities as a truck driver. . 290-111- K1 FREDERICK HASLER, JR. Fredrick Rodney Hasler, Jr., has received scoutings highest award, the Silver Beaver. Mr. Hasler lives in Sunset, is married to the former Carol Craven and they are parents of three girls. AFTER SERVING four years and attaining the rank of Sgt. in the Marine Corps, he entered college and earned a B.A. degree from the University of Utah in 1958. Since that time the Hasler family has made its home in ASSORTED DINNERS MILK 1 13oz. JENOS ASSORTED FROZEN MS 16oz.-- 8 Questions Taxpayers who intend to claim expenses for using a 2 lb. PACK FHPS0 room at home as an office for a deduction on their 1976 Federal income tax return should familiarize themselves with new, more restrictive provisions, present time he is involved in setting up an taxpayers prin- - business, or used cipal to meet clients, customers or patients. Employees can claim the deduction only if they maintain their office at home for the convenience of their employer and satisfy the above requirements. place of emergency preparedness program in the city of Sunset in conjunction with Davis County Civil Defense. Mr. Hasler is employed at HAFB as a digital computer operator and is a Union Shop steward. He has spent many years working for better relations between labor and THE IRS also pointed out management. He is a member of the LDS Church and has given many hours of his time to the youth. He has served as a Stake missionary, teacher in the Sunday School and in APYM-MIand as a member of the bishopric of the Sunset LDS 7th Ward for four years. He that deductions for the ex- penses of having an office at home, such as rent, heat and light, cannot exceed the income produced in that office. The tax packages mailed to taxpayers provide information on deducting expenses for use of a home under the new tax law. Additional details are contained in IRS Publication 587, Business Use of Your has given much service to youth in counseling and Other activities. box-FIRES- IDE SALTINES HORMEL VIENNA SAUSAGE the Internal Revenue Service cautioned. THE TAX Reform Act of 1976 now permits deductions for business use of a home only if the part of the home claimed is used exclusively and regularly for business. The room also must be the AT THE WILDERNESS CHERRY PIE FILLING BETTY CROCKER ' PLUS DEPOSIT CAKE MIXES BETTY CROCKER BLUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX 15 oz. WESTERN FAMILY CANNED POTATOES 2 lb. INSTANT EYS COCOA 1 2 pack-O- LD HOME DONUTS COPIES OF the free publication may be obtained by writing Pub. 587 on the order blank enclosed in tax packages, or by contacting the IRS. FINAL WINTER CLEARANCE RRI Av.trd t 2 I DRESSES, LONG SKIRTS ALL TALL ITEMS for CAO OU O FOR Force Award to Col. Jerry D. Bowline, squadron commander, at recent ceremonies was Maj. Gen. Thomas P. Stafford. General Stafford is commander of the Air Force 11 OFF Flight Test Center at lioo THE 6514th operates the RPV test program for the Air Force, and was cited for the period July 1, 1973 to June 30, 2 PRICE 1975. 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He has also FRITZI & YOU BABES PANTS 1 29 Ask Many in the capacity of fire marshal and has conducted many fire inspections, drills and given help for fire prevention programs in the local schools. He has served on several PTA councils for a total of six years. AS A RESULT of his GALLON Taxpayers Sunset. Mr. Hasler is a member of the Sunset Fire Department as a volunteer and has served 1 BANQUET THE SQUADRON is assigned 370 officers, airmen and civilians and was transferred from Edwards AFB to Hill AFB in the Spring of 1972. The 6514th utilizes the Air Force and Army bombing and gunnery ranges in western Utah for its test programs. STORAGE RICE & BEANS AVAILABLE IN THE PRODUCE DEPT. |