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Show Architect Ray Ashton Receives The Scholarship To Valparaiso Kaysville Church News i jean Institute of Architecture. Upon his retirement from this most honorary position, he was presented a scroll that tells his story well. Your courageous belief that Valparaiso, Ind. (Special) the profession of architecture has an obligation for transcend- William Charles Frank, son of an or actor. It has all the appeal ing its material interests has .Mrs. Lillian K. Frank, l:sr Clearfield, Lakeview, of the fine arts, plus the ad- encouraged your associates to North ditional satisfaction of having work diligently and efficiently l.tah, has been awarded a four-yea piactical side. toward the goal you set for them University scholarship to (Ind.) university. Many are the beautiful, mod- and your inherent modesty and Valparaiso A number of University schoern edifices that have Ravs outstanding ability to utilise work hack of them. One of thc,the talent of your fellows has larships are awarded annually by the most interesting pieces he ever made your administration out- in varying amounts, did, he said, was to design the standing in its accomplishments, Hoard of Directors for student for (he Trappist: For this, your associates on the who have maintained superior monastery .Monks up hey mid Huntsville. In- - Board of Directors and the records in high sc hoi to this building he w as able to' members of the Institute are lege. he Frank is expected to that deeply grateful. Today put the "feed and heart the Monks sought. Temporary serves with two others as the Valparaiso in the fall of the College of Arts and Sciene (Committee thoug h t hose buildings are, plans f inance Frank, a graduate of I)av is L J for the permanent monastery! American Institute of Archi-s- t 'SkV ' High School, Kaysville, ia a ructure are now in the mak-- j tecture. Band ing with this firm in charge, He is also ., u.mber f the meinlie r of the 4 f a r . received previously He has also designed many, Architectural ('allege of Fel-o- f and Science l.omb and ilauseh of-! modern of distinction and the and has the schools lows five ami commercial buildings in! having been elected a member Award. re-!the state and his fiim is the Royal Institute of r.Vhi; A HOUSKBAt k It IDF. ALONG 11IK I.AKK IRON! in Davis County and jou for the design of.jsh Architects, Pvt. Don R Evans lind no mosquitoes to bother you, but step outside you own house at night and they will in Davis the buildings many Resides still keeping his try to carry you away. 'I he reason, workers of the Davis County .Mosquito Abatement School District. To the list, too. and his creative mind in District arc doing a good job spraying, but they cant do every back yard, cover every he added the Ogden a tut irrigation ditch, and every tin can. Here is an example, Richard Stevenson, right, and WilSalt Lake City Telephone build-- a Fort Gordon, Ga. (AHTNCl lllvriad of interests liam Warren, found this basement house in the center of Layton at the intersection of Fort mgs Sa!t Lakes new airport, Kavsvilk. Pvt. lion R. Kvans, son of Mr. Lane and Gentile Streets with water standing in the bottom holding every stage of mos. tnv reticral Reserve lank. .1. lit. Kvans, and Mrs. Horald here is an entire library quito development, meaning that they were hatching daily by the thousands. They cannot Knvialde Ray remembers a 7, Layton, recently completed, " the Ashton home find all these private places. You must do your part by eliminating mosquito breeding colorful life that takes eight-wee- k communications the hack to the days of seeing! and Kay could probably write and Rhoto) places yourself. (Reflex-Journa- l message center procedures Maude Adams and Richard!?!1 additional book or two about course South-! the at Army's "'ull,Kan "n Warfield on the stage of the hls REFLEX-JOURNA- L eastern Signal Sellout, Fort beautiful old Salt Lake Theater. !s,elv ha become state famous . Ga Gordon, he several a"d entertains yearly The walks about his home are Kvans entered the Army last the very stones that paved the hundred 1,I'I at a dl,ur for March and completed basic comkich he prepares his stew in sidewalks around the Salt cook- - bat training at Fort Ord, ( alif. outdoor black in big pots As he strolls about Theater. soldier is a The There ryplace I'.ir.h graduate of Davis High ot vhc A lover of fine "boss blood shelter be is right now taking an iuter-llave- n School, Kaysville, anil a former oung ested part in an Arabian horse employee of Brigham Irovo. University, in was the pop corn and hot roast- - show. takes Ray delight Mrs. Joe (Norma) Preece, reporter Telephone 769 ed peanut stand, and as his; rasing horses on his beautiful memory takes over, he recalls estate in Kaysville, At the Bv Mrs. Joe (Norma) Preece 'Hills, South Dakota. d They the regular Saturday night trip! present he is a memlier of the Phone 7fi!t ited with her mother, Mr. to the old theater and the stop-- ! Board of the Utah Horse Show t, over, before going home at mid- - Association and the Utah Kaysville Mr. and Wonder, and her at Morrisons Meat lielhian Horse Club and manager 4-- H I). Robins, Mr. and Mrs. Art and their families, stand in the basement of what inf the fifth annual all Arabian Horsley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank is now Zion's First National Horse Show. Floyd Cole, Mr. Roluns and three children, Lay-ton- ; e Rich memories of tin and Cole. They Bank. Mrs. Robert Cooks Little The T. Mrs. Mr. Kffie his Kaysville with vivacious Minnie at Apple, live stage he says as TV am! side, he anniversary of Club held their tenth meet-ieac- n and Mrs. I.lovd Hess, both offended and traveling enjoys Blaids Hills Teachers Col- radio constantly shout to the 3 Farmington; Mr. and Mrs. Leo year the Ashtons plan a ing August 7 at the home of air waves, crying for attention and1-sMrsmade is Hill and Mr. Gibbs. Mrs. Ada son add will more to They Ronnie, that their; rip from an unseeable audience. Ruehen Kilfoyle, Layton; of memories. Always on! rookies to take to Mis Mae , He remembers and has heard (store Mrs. 'd.Vir. and Mrs. Sterns Kilfoyle Fruit tours to faraway lands, Peart, these Heights. g tales from bis pioand three children, Lewiston, Ashtons take pleasure in Peart treated the girls to wa-- i neer ancestry of the old times in (the S the old world as well as termelon and cookies. Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Eddy seeing the history of Utah. At their 11th meeting on Au modern architectural feats. Hayes and daughter Mynon, And he is as modern as Russell Tolman, Bountiful, were cost II at Mrs. Gibbs the gii all is above else, But, Ray rows architectural designs! !a The among the 77d descendants at-- s lover of people. With - won- - made Molasses eookit He has received nation-wid- e both meetings j 'iris tending the Nate family re-attending of he Iderful is. sense humor, in his field and was recognition union at Dingle, Idaho, SaturGarrett, Dana Ult lKMTle a round were: I itrieia in a d e i i vs i d e i it o f t be Am e ri a d e to V ; ,y Sheryl Gibbs, Janie Hum and he has all kinds, from1 Lee Gut day, August n. Radford, Yvonne Nance, Bar s Id. and Mrs. David T. kings to "beggars. hara Hughs, and Patricia Nie A delightful person is Ray and two daughters Jeri and living, from this point of sen. ... and Judi arrived home Satur- view at least, a most delightful ; ;av from Guam where they life. have spent the past two years with the U. S. Air Force. Lt. iXsi Sanders received his discharge ' land plans to attend college. are visiting with both 4-- H Mr. and Mrs. parents, B. Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Blair! KaysvilleBai ton of Centerville are proud By Jaeklyn Dawson Sanders and other rela- The Minute Maids to announce the arrival of their Layton Club met last week on 'sixth child, a son, born August; and Mrs. Johnny Rozell Whatever claims or ! five children, Fullerton, at the St. Marks Hospital, iTuesday to make drop biscuits. node for other toncreic there ton be oz. He has! While they baked, they planned irnia, visited Monday with weighing 7 lbs., world of difference three brothers and two sisters a trip to Lagoon Thursday, ID hard L. I. vans, member ot her aunt and uncle, Mr. and between them. And, Mrs. Wray Hyde. where they took pot luck for l.DS ( hurcli of Twcle Aposat home. They were though there are sevlunch and went swimming. The tles, turns lirst spade ot earth enroute to Glens Ferry, Idaho, eral dry mu" concrete Pleased parents are DENIM HOYS' products on the ceremony to spend their vacation with tier allowing Tuesday they made at groundbreaking Kaysville there's Only one muffins. On Saturday, August (nr Dai is Stake Center and parents. Mi. and Mrs. Frank Carl Smith SAKRETE i the JEANS lti, they held a mother's and chapel for Kavsvdie Bedford. She will he remem concrete and club The Wards. and Fifth bered Fourth as her friends the girls by daughter's party. mortar m sodcs for their Ceremony was held last Tues- former Bonnie Bedford. biscuits Zipper fly, fully sanforMr. and Mrs.! prepared Kaysville (Reflex-Journal mothers. Tuesday, August Pi, day evening. Lowell Mrs. and son an-Taylor James Smith are happily ( stitched for will he their last meeting. They Rhoto Craig have left to spend the ized, triple jmiuncing the arrival of a son,i will for the something prepare next four weeks with Bishop their fourth child, born July v Davis County Fair. hard wear. and Mrs. Nephi Taylor at Xortn at the Dee Hospital. SAKRETE is the registered Farmington. The proud grandparents are frodemark for the finest preMrs. Murray Murdock, Salt 30c will Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Smith, con mixed, ready-- f Lake, visited during the week Mr. West Mrs. and Kaysville; arete ond mortar mixes that with Mrs. Melba Thorne. William Leavitt, Bunkerville, Hold money can bey. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stewart, Nevada, arid one great grandSPECIAL PURCHASE f Descendant Mrs. San Jose, California, are visitMelissa Moss, I. a y ton mother, Thomas K. Schofield will meet ing for ten days with his parKaysville. HOYS LONG SLEEVE at the Syracuse school grounds Altar Society of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Le Conte 32 poge (for their annual family icunion St.Layton Mr. relatives. and other Stewart Rose of Lima Catholic on Sunday afternoon, illustrated August SPOUT SHIRTS Church of Layton is sponsoring and Mrs. Monte Hunsaker enbooklet to make 7 o'clock. at a tertained at supfamily home cement jobs patio in sale Each family is requested to their annual rummage easier, Pick up selection of stripes uditonum Satur per at their home in Salt Lake, your Copy today their own lunch. Lunch th bring evening in honor of '.i a.m. until 7 p.m. Sunday from at your local Sok day I lick 'will lie served at p.m., a pro, and his rete dealer. Size f to lfi. San Diego, Calif. (Fill N't ) jyiam has been arranged for Chairman is Mrs. Eve Kostai herherbrother were Mr. and wife. Mrs. guests are of Clearfield. D. Richard Beazer, apprenticed ,, anj following this will Mrs. Lee Warn. Mrs. Lois John- Le Conte Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. petty officer third class, USN,I,(, a ( jme for visiting until 31.29 J dm Stewart and family, Mr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bca-- j Ml j,a;e Schofield, president son. Mrs. Mercy Baca, Mrs. Iva and Mrs. SAKRETE is made from Salt only highStewart,, Birge Mrs. Mrs. TO1.) Balaieh, of (o(K) Pitts, Betty zer S., oodsinf (lt. est grade materials . . . guaranwould like to Lake; Mr, and Mrs. David E. C ross, is scheduling to grad-- ; mind everyone to bring their Anita Flippen and Mrs. Mniy Layton, Layton; Mr. and Mrs. teeing you expert results that and of ail Clearfield, uate Aug. 7n from Recruit v,jte Elephants to the reunion. Gross, will lost . every time you use it. ROYS' SHORT SHIRTS Ft he ii fiord B. Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mascarcnes, Training at the Naval Train Mm. fani- Allen and Strong Ueana. Mrs. Margaret Miiia ing Center, San Diego, Calif. Short sleeves. Regular and Mrs. Bca Truhea of 1. Apprentice petty officers are Mr. and Mrs. Howard I'mple- chosen from the ranks of the $ 1 .OS Each by and family are vacationing seaman recruits to assist Com- Mail a Colorado. Boulder, pany isCommanders. The selecPostmaster Wayne K. Shef-- j Mr. and Mrs. Anthon I.. Now Priced for school based on individual ap- field wishes ti announce that1 American? have a choice ot tion attended the titude and leadership qualities. the position of City Carrier at some 7iki different flavors ot (nn.y recently $ 1 .(!) Each wedding reception of Charlene the Kaysville Post Office is ice cream and. partly because poster at Copperton. open. Anyone interested please of this, the average American 2 for $3.00 Mrs. Marv Bowman and two FRESH! Every tack of SAKmake application to the Kays eats about In pints of ice cream for left Friday granddaughters RETE is guaranteed fresh . . and v lie- Post Office immediately. aim uallv. Oakland, California. The grandkept that way in exclusive moisturdaughters have been visiting e-proof HOYS RLAZER bags, always ready fo for the past several weeks with use when you need Mrs. Bowman. They are the If, Never hardens in STRIDE COTTON daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Orthe sack. You're sure lando Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Liston and when you use SAKSOCKS RETE fhot daughter Nita spent last week you'll get at Spearfish and the Black Elastic the best passible retop. assorted (Continued From lage 1.) He has loved his profession of He says Any architecture. profession that's creative is satisfying and, of course, architecture is one of the most creative of all professions, unexcelled by even the painter, musici- j ar VL All-Sta- Brit-sponsih- u Completes course 1 Little Cooks vis-an- Ara-nigli- meeting Fourth Ward MIA re-organi- zed Kavsville Mrs. Opal Nielsen has been sustained as president of the Fourth Ward YWMIA with Mrs. Jannette Brough named as a counselor. Mrs. Georgia Barton is retiring president. New president of the young men is Rex W. Rettingill, replacing Robert M. Barton. Carl Schoffield sustained as a counselor and James Brough was released from that position. MIA Girls Enjoy Outing Kaysville Twenty girls from the Fourth Ward MIA spent last Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the MIA home in Box Klder ( anyon, accompanied by Mrs. Opal Nielsen, Mrs. Jannett Brough, Mrs. Mavetta Conrad, Mrs. Norma Ward and Mrs. Aria Mitchell, Birthdays Honored All children in the Second Ward Primary who celebrate birthdays during August were honored at a special birthday party Tuesday, August Hi. Curtis Slade of the Fourth Ward talked to the children care of patients in the Primary Childrens Hospital. Kaysville Aaronic Priesthood Outing Kaysville Members of the Third Ward Aaronic Priest- hood enjoyed an outing with their advisors at Como Springs in Morgan Thursday afternoon. Como Springs Outing Kaysville Gay Parker, Susan Layton, Pat Woolsey, Nita Liston, Linda Bizzell, Klizabeth Bonnemort, Dawnell Hollist, I.ee Ann Sandall and Sandra Whittaker returned home Saturday- from three days at Como. The girls are members of the Second Ward MIA who went with Mrs. Phyllis Marston, Mrs. Kdna Layton and son, Mrs. Roberta Little and children. Fifth Ward Explorers Kaysvilh Como Springs was the scene of the summer outthe Fifth Ward last week. The hoys ing for Explorers from were accompanied by- - Jay Green, Ray- - Phillips, LaMar Green and Don Feller. Saturday was spent floating and water skiing. End of Primary . at-th- Page 8 19,1958 JOURNAL-A- ug Kaysville Last day of Primary for the Second Ward was Tuesday. Next meeting will he September H at .LtD p. m., according to Mrs. Edna Layton, President. . 1 hair-raisin- C to-m- oi :i v -- , 4 Snn-der- Births THERES ONLY Minute Maids j meeting ONE 1 x lO-O- Z. mar-le- two-war- ready-to-us- e Schofields Rummage sale , Only ONE - Each V i . . I- Seek Kaysville sults . . . ay-to- i . 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