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Show DAVIS REFLEX JOURNAL, AUGUST 15. 1984 Now Open Kaysville Chamber Holds Luncheon KAYSVILLE - The Kaysville Chamber of Commerce held their annual Dutch Oven lunch at the Kaysville Bowery on Aug. 1 for all Chamber members. DOUGBEATTY was the chef for the meal. I he Chamber members are concerned over the Main Street parking. Several meetings have been held with the pros and cons debated. ACCORDING TO LaVon Arkoudas, Chamber President and other board members feel that angle parking needs to be seriously addressed. They also favor the sidewalk to receive an aesthetic treatment, to include trees, special lighting, benchs, etc. to enhance and reflect the time period demonstrated by the historical restoration of the buildings. She stated "We are also in favor of a traffic light being installed at Center Street and Main to encourage pedestrian crossing of the highway to the business community." Brian King - Proprietor THERE ARE currently 61 members of the Kaysville Area Chamber of Commerce. It was announced that Bowmans Market has a new owner of the Pharmacy, Lamont Jacobs. THE PIZZA Company Restaurant is expanding their lunch hours to include Saturday. A new manager has been hired, Rick Schurran to help accommodate the growing clientel according to Joe Knighton, owner of the establishment. Kaysville Drug has purchased a new computer for their pharmacy. Gordon Peterson, druggist, feels this will provide interaction and patient profiling features, np 36 South Main - Layton - 5466460 I- 1 July also spent time at Elk Lake and Red Fish Lake. En route home they were guests of Mrs. Muriel Larson at her summer home at Coupon upon Tune-Up- goo OFF j Air s Conditioning Service Emissions TestingState InspectionWork Done on All Types Of Cars Look m Layton! son-in-la- anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Parrish revacation trip to Idaho where they were guests of her cousins at their summer cabin at Elk Creek in Stanley Basin and turned from a 10-d- Telephone Book Delivery Now Underway When Mountain Bell customers in the Salt Lake Metropolitan area begin receiving their 1984 directories Aug. 13, theyll ;be getting more than a list of names -- tele-Ipho- jand phone numbers. ; AN ESTIMATED one million "books will be delivered, an increase of approximately 50,000 Sover 1983, according to Ken Hill, -- Utah Public Relations Manager for Mountain Bell. s The book, which feature s an ear-3y western scene, includes a multi- - Cage Customer Guide outlining special points about post- - sJivestiture service. WILL be particularly customers with questions about service because of THIS 5 Sfielpful to fountain Bells divestiture snapeir quaiek and convenient it HandilBmk! 0 ; -- ---Co- 27. Parents of their first child are Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Oram. A 7 lb. 6 oz. son arrived on Aug. 8 at the McKay-De- e Hospital in Ogden and will be named Mark. He is the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oram of Kaysville. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reid of Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Blood were guests in Layton on Saturday at a birthday dinner at the home of their Don and daughter and Linda Cottrell. The dinner was in honor of Mrs. Blood's birthday ! n Emissions Testing Vernell Swanger was honored on his birthday anniversary on July 20 at a family gathering hosted by his wife Rosetta for 32 family Macs Inn in Idaho. Coupon joooFFji goo OFF Kaysville News Elder John Calder is now at home after serving an LDS Mission to the Virginia-Roanok- e Mission. He is a member of the Kaysville th LDS Ward and son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Calder. He arrived home -- from iAT&T which took place at the beginning of this year, Hill said. 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Layton HandiBank in the parking lot of Smiths Food King 705 North Fairfield, Layton, Utah Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 0 Wertf w WHITNEY ANNE HAWKES . 3 Ulappy Birthday Hs a big happy first birthday to Whitney Anne V" - s Hawks, daughter of Douglas mid Marge Hawkes of 75 So. 4500 West in West Point. Her big day was Aug. 6. VtW ' V ; xVl' V C'Ns'WA., I j |