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Show DAVIS REFLEX JOURNAL APRIL 3, 1985 Utah Assoc, of Women officers for the coming year are: front: Carmen Fisher, left, state vice president; Cheryl Tarbot, vice president, issues; Lynn Berrett, outgoing president; Patty Hartley, incoming president; back, Sharon Cottle, left. Teenage Awareness; Marie Taylor, outgoing vice president; Hyla Bartholomew, vice president, membership; Elaine Fininson, outgoing Heights region. secretary of the Kaysville-Frui- t UAW OFFICERS Heading up North Layton Junor High School's honor society are; Maya Houston, left, president: Jeanne Joseph. secretary; Sonni Hall, vice president; Mike treasurer and Debbie Taylor, historian. HONOR SOCIETY Kaysville KJews Mr. and Mrs. Reid Daniels had their son 2nd Lt. Dalian H. Daniels and wife Lori and two children Matthew and Lindsay visit with them prior to being stationed at Scott Air Force Base, III. Golden Taylor has been at the Humana Davis North Hospital where he has been undergoing treatment. He is now at home. Seventy women of the Kaysville 2nd Ward Relief Society enjoyed a dinner party March 19 at the Lion House in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Bonnie Peel is president and was in charge of the evening's social. Jeanne Nibley from the Relief Society General Board was the guest speaker. FOREIGN LANGUAGE WEEK - LAYTON Teaching 345 students a foreign language is an important challenge for the junior and senior high schools in Davis District. ENROLLMENT in the foreign language classes has increased greatly the last two years since colleges and universities have made the study of a foreign language a inprerequisite for admission. This conwill trend enrollment creased tinue. says Mrs. Dolly Snyder, Spanish teacher at North Layton Junior High School. This year Mrs. Snyder is teaching seven periods of Spanish. Mrs. Carol Hyde is the instructor for French. She has some classes in the English and journalism areas in addition to the foreign language Participating in recent Foreign Language Week activities were: back. B.J. Lovell, left, Karalee Kimball, Kevin Kishimoto and Shcrena Heaps: front. Cam Bennett and Kristin Novce. assignment. BY NEXT year we will have 500 students enrolled in foreign language classes, Mrs. Snyder states. Our school is growing and the foreign language program is increasing faster than the school enrollment. The week of March 8 was Foreign Language Week at North Layton. The purpose of the week full of culture and language-relate- d activities was to encourage students to enroll in the foreign language program and to stimulate students now studying a foreign language to continue their studies within the classroom and outside of school. 4-- DURING THE week, students in many cultural acti participated SCIENCE CHAMPS vities. They saw special movies and slide presentations. Students made artistic projects like flags representing foreign countries, buttons with target language statements written on them, Eiffel towers and Pinatas. The students were introduced to cultures from other countries through special bulletin board exhibits. Foods from other countries were introduced to the students. The foreign language program at North Layton is a combination of oral work and basic written language skills. Mrs. Snyder is a native Spanish speaking teacher who was born and raised in Ecuador. She and Mrs. Hyde have had the opportunity to visit many countries where languages besides English are spoken, dmg Mrs. Betty Kilfoyle underwent Hospitsurgery at the McKay-De- e al in Ogden. Elder Jeff Thompson has ON TO STATE accepted a mission call to the City Mission. He will enter the MTC on May 9. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Thompson and a member of the Kaysville 2nd Ward. Guatemala-Guatemal- a Heading to April 3th state solo and ensemble competition after taking regional honors are Renee Shoop. left, and Michelle Washburn. Dont Dio Un Kaysville Junior High School students gaining honors at the Davis District science fair competition included: back. Damon Webster, left, recognized by the Jr. Engineering Technological Society and Marine Tech Society; Adam Flint, Marine Tech Society; Eric Brown, joint winner with Damon: front. Darlene Bassett, left. U.S. Marine Corps: Kemp Flint, Marine Corps and Carrie Nielson, Jr. Engineering Tech Society and N.A.S.A. They competed at Davis High School under direction of Robert Day. KJH science department chairman. Theres no telling what you might turn up. If it turns out to be a severed gas line, telephone, electric or CATV cable, could off be you cutting literally thousands of your neighbors. that-i- n calls or an emergency- - could be a matter Disrupting power of life or death. So us at least 48 hours before you break ground. Well come out, at no cost to you, and mark where buried utilities are located. Then you wont have to worry about cutting off anyones lifeline . . .and you wont unearth any unearthly surprises. call In Davis KAYSVILLE CHAMBER New officers and board members of the Kaysville Chamber of Commerce are: Dr. Clark Rampton, board member; T. Richard Tibbitts, treasurer; Dick Bowman, board member; Doug Stangcr, president; Steve HoMike Golden, board member: lbrook. president-elect- ; LaVonc Arkoudas, executive secretary and Vikie .lessen. secretary. t call 532-500- 0 and Salt Like Counties for Buried Cable Information. Mountain Bell |