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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, FEBRUARY . laysville Births Happy with the arrival of their first child, a daughter, born on Saturday, Feb. 3 are Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hart of 450 granddaughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Glade Booth. Mrs. Booth is the former Linda Hart of Kaysville. She arrived on Jan. 30 at the Cottonwood Hospital weighing in at 8 lbs. She will be named Becky Joan. Grandparents are Mr' and Mrs. Brian Booth who are serving on an LDS mission in E. 200 N., Kaysville. The 6 lb. 6 oz. girl arrived at McKay-De- e California. The mother is the former Karen Johnson of Kavsville. Mrs. Alfred Pears of 87 S. 400 W., Kaysville. The daughter was welcomed into the family on Jan. 13, at the Davis North Its a daughter for Mr. and Hospital and will be named Heather. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, West Kaysville and Mr. and Mrs. .Alfred B. Hart of Kaysville. will be named Elizabeth. The mother was the former Carol McDermott of PERHAPS the most logical explanation of how the name Valentine came to be connected with a day on which lovers send tokens to one another lies in its connection with a prevalent belief in Europe in the Middle Ages. Literature of this period, Chaucers time, shows the popular conception was that birds began to mate on Feb. Andrea, Keith and Jessica. 14th. Thereafter, English literature frequently men- her: Norman, Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Jiart received word from Kandy of the arrival of a Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McDermott, Syracuse: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pears of England. -" Despite popular conceptions in various sections of the country, there is no general agreement as to the origin of St. Valentines Day as we observe it today. Syracuse. She has five brothers and sisters at home to welcoirfe Mr. Dawson Lindsay of Kaysville is the great-grandfather. L" ' Medical Center where she weighed in at 7 lb. 11 oz. She 15, 1979 tions the day as a sacred one for lovers. The name itself could have come from either of three great Valentines. ONE WAS a priest in Rome, another a bishop in Temi, and there was a third, of which very little is known. The custom of observing St. Valentines Day has grown into one of our most delightful lovers customs. Young Sweetheart Ball At Births -- Layton High Feb. 1 7 - at Davis North Medical Center B-1- 5, especially for the young. February 4, 1979 Preece, 985 Hislop Drive, ssss Keith and Anita truck siren or a train. Courier, Ottomwa, la. -- Sweetheart Ball girls choice dance this Saturday night from 8 to 11 p.m. in the Layton High School gym. February 3, 1979 Dennis and Mariquita Santistevan, 690 N. Main Kaysville, girl den, February 5, 1979 1 26 S. 500 E., Clearfield, such a dance. The theme for the dance is You Need Me with the band Odessa providing the music. The dress is best and flowers are in order. The cost is $4.50 a couple and refreshments will Allen and Gloria Limb, girl Lee and Karon Call, 448 North Fairfield 86, Layton, girl Scott and Sharon Lee Burbank, 2127 W. THE LANCELLES returned from California with two awards this week. They received a fourth in military drill and a sixth in dance. The girls had a great time and February 7, 1979 Connell and Sydney Baldwin, 2646 West 800 North, Clinton, girl Marc and Debra Halley, 1775 West 4800 South 63, Roy, girl Who won the Bing Crosby golf tournament? 2. Rod Carew was recently traded to what club? 3. Who won the NBA 1. All-St- ar game? East, Layton, girl Gary and Theresa South Ogden, boy Some New Some All Thats Left ml (A G Made by Bervin of California -Anniversary Priced Completely installed Inc. pad sales tax 100 ' & n Sq. Yd. - Roll Only Sq. Yd. (3) Different Grades Level Loop $99 While they last Reg. 15.95 Pants & Tops VALUES (399 per yd. per yd. BOSS SPECIAL ! Purchase Any C3oll-En- ds or Remnants at the same time and receive an w Color - Sculptured Short Shag $ri All 3 O oml CA. G One Rack - U. (A v frvfiirvj . Hurry lor this one Famous Brands Now Vz n Vz Reg. L. or S. Buy Buy throughout the whole store New Spring goods arriving Ladies Sportswear All Reg. 9.00 to 16.00 Value (A G s 5 yr. wear guarantee, extR.SHI0ofl (order may be between 2 people) from Faded Blue Values to 24.00 Gowns Odds Ends Robes etc. Price 25 Only Ladies Handbags All Very Clean-u- p V4 10" Others CA Pair 21 Only Price 99 Now Only 0 Stages 10 99 O H S r O D Pair Flannel Yardage Fancy or Plains Reg. 1.49 & 1.59 Yard. For this event Many Patterns to Choose from Reg. 13.00 Value 30.00 Value Price Corduroy Pants Levis Strauss Very Best Reg. 16.00 Value Choice Cookie Jars Dresses Nice Mens CA O n CA 19 88 Yard 2 each Yards -- 2M o CA Complete Stock Seven Suits Simplicity Patterns to 38.00 3 pieces Your Choice Values to 2.S0 Each Broken Stock Your Choice 14" 25 C purchase O 40 Pairs Only One Group Girls (A Door Crasher Q Ladies 2 Only Gx9 Oval O Shoes Patent Shoes Each IL Values to 24.00 While they last (A G Zm (A KL CA Q O T Boys Warm Vests Also o o Now Only 2 Now Broken Sizes and Styles Values to 32.00 For This Safe Only 1 Pair Boys Final Girls Knit Shirts Sportswear Odds & Ends Long Sleevee Special Now Reduced Again 5199 (A G IL O CA Q O Vz Price 77 Pair Baby Corduroy Sorry o tl Only 5 o CA each o a CA oM CA Just WHILE THEY LAST D CA Booties Regular 1.98 Value While they Last No Layaways Uo Will Calls No Approvals Outstanding buys O CA Vz)z 2 J6 5 CA Fries Clean-u-p Size 10 to 6 . Tl Oxfords Special Sell at $8" Values to 13.98 O CA Mens Canvas Shoes Purchase to some Oxfords Size 8 to 16 Great for Spring Values to 22.00 Boys Each CA 31 Mens 10" at Your Large Selection One Rack New Spring & Summer - Vz Off Each Final Clearance Now at 15" Now Only (A n . CA Regular 16.00 Value Boot Cut Only a Few Mens Slipover Sweaters Ladles Denims & p Woven Wood Per Yd. o CA or $75 rO Jeans Lee Rider Save Big CA $ 1 22 I one at regular price the Second one for only 4 Days of Savings On daily. Price Sleeves o CA (A 3 Kitchen Prints Hours - 9:30 to 6 p.m. Daily . Now O 025-09- y , 2 Q have their own heavy rubber backing 1714 No. Main, Layton - - . Clean-u- you Fringed Rugs Grades scotchguarded and sprayed with . Antistatic control 100 Patterns to choose 0)0 . Ladles Lingerie O of your Drapery Blinds Sa. Yd. Multi (A : t mens Shirt Sale savings Price shouldnt last long This Merchandise Tremendous Reduced Again Vz Sportswear, Pants, Tops, Bras, Etc. All reduced to ridiculous low prices. 17 Only 99 s4! LL O at the same time and we will give Splush Hi-Lo- 99 Drapery or Decorator Blind Buyers Cut Pile Multi Color Now It Lasts Attention! Buy your carpet Sq. Yd. Factory Irregulars llylon 2 Nylon Beauty I Splush While 79 100 Comntsrcial 5 Rolls of Gold 100 Splush Price Inc. Sales Pad - Labor & Tax $(5j49 1 Nylon ; BO OUTSTANDING flow Only (A Great for r The Handy This Man 4 CA Rummage Table Famous Brands Ladies Matched All O All Top Quality Goods p DAYS Some Jackets o CA (fn Coats Reduced flow Vz Price or less 2 . Clean-u- Mens, Womens and Childrens O ?KH HPT. LL rO DAY SALE AT A fl IM Q LOADS OF SAVINGS IN DOWNTOWN LAYTON (A i QUIZ 1. Lon Hinkle. 2. California Angels. 3. West 134, East 129. 4. David Thompson. LOADS OF SAVINGS a1 2 3 Colors Only - Gold Tone,1 Tone, Rust-Re-d & Blue Tones ANSWERS TO SPORTS ITs PRESIDENTS G Beautiful Cut Pile Multi Color Splush - All-St- Hunsaker, 778 West 7250 LOADS OF SAVINGS A was voted MVP of the eame? 4. Who February 8, 1979 Lynn and Deonne Shrauth, 2746 North 1450 (A ; Pro-A- Layton, boy O Belgium, wore the first roller skates, in 1760, to a masquerade party in London. He sailed into the toom playing a violin. Sports Quiz Scott and Juliet Smedley, 464 West Gentile, $ Joseph Merlin, a musical in- strument maker from Huy,: be served 5750 South, Roy, boy TTpiriifimlFI Bountiful. The time is 7:30 best dances of the year, especially when the dance falls so close to Valentines Day, a holiday just perfect for Og- February 6, 1979 Larry and Shari Lynn Gosnell, 1448 South State, Clearfield, boy To show our appreciation were having our biggest I Caipet& Drapery Sale ever. From Feb. 15th thru 21st n p.m. and everyone is invited to come and support the team. THE DANCE will be according to Michele Mockli, the girls president, one of the girl D. Lay-to- basketball team plays Clearfield at Clearfield. On Tuesday, Feb. 20 is a basketball game with Layton High at LAYTON The Girls and Guys Association is holding its yearly exchange Valentines and presents and theres an air of romance about the day, Only Time The only time a traffic light shows green in both direc-- . tions is during the testimony; of two drivers who have had a collision. WISE WORDS Dont believe all you hear, unless its a police car or fire really enjoyed the sun. On Friday, Feb. 16 the By ROSS TAYLOR li1 Af flSVf Hi Vimifi Wtili -- M-l ';Y (- -i m 1 ' ?i U D CA |