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The funeral serviies were held in the Ian ion 12th Ward on c. l'l, 1975 at 12 n SHE WAS born Jan. 13, 1924 in Layton, a daughter of Samuel J. and Hilda M. Williams Adams. She married Joseph Shipe in 1944 in North Carolina. They were later divorced. She married Aithur O. Harper in Elko, Nev. was a member of the LDS Church. She attended Davis County schools and graduated from Davis High School. MRS. HARPLR DURING WORLD war II, she served four years with Ihe U.S. Marine Corps. Surviving are her husband of Altadena; one daughter, Mrs. JoAnn Hill of Altadena; her mother of Layton. SURVIVING are three brothers and one sister, Howard J. Adams, Apache Junction, Ariz.; Charles Adams, Layton; Stanley W. Adams. Layton; Mrs. William (Ivy) Morris, RedALSO Lm-da- y mond Wash. Funeral services were held Monday, Dec. 18 in the Mor- Lindquist Kaysville tuary. with Bishop Steven Randall officiating. PRAYER was given by Wayne Adams; prelude and postlude music, Susan Barclay; organ solos were also rendered by Susan Barclay; invocation, Bishop LeGrande Simmons, obituary, Bishop Steven Randall; speakers, Norris W. Nalder and Bishop Steven Randall; FAMILY benediction by Don Williams. Pallbearers were Hal V. Thomas Williams, Williams, Floyd Williams, Carl Williams, Don Adams, and Wayne Adams. Honorary were Ned Williams and Don Williams. pallbearers CARE OF the flowers was by the Layton 19th Ward Relief Society. Dedication of the grave was given by Carl Craig. Interment was in the City Layton-Kaysvill- e at i If j. 4 I. I rnji j! lt raith ill, tin 4 I l"f J" h W I'ltir a I ... I in , i a III nO Jill ll ll I I i t f I . ! A M 1, 4 1 1 a t t a ) a ' , ! i It t i a I r , i i t ! a't .tif'l f a I I I i r . pan I , fry lnn w.ii 1 V W THE (' I'ROiOsU. jrivent is i - .I. i ( I a vocal solo n as f fung by I !, k It i pan 1 bfiii'dii lutn was hv Paul C, I f m, d biMfa-r- lit. RIAL ( i!v ( oim . L"ol '.jniaiii.g with iifta,,"!i. xci(t as thi'' V.liuo id the 1 n ll - AS 44 A Lp.m h.rnl' n K dfdn .ilid Hu1 grave R"t rt D P,iillM .irfH I pan. Ned L. Jenson M tMynn llanvi-n- . Brad 'ey C. I pan, Marc D Ih'liev. and B"d M II ansen HONORARY lam-'inr- s were Rogof Allan M.Iier, Vivian D.ivonpnit, I . Chamhers. Clinton Revere 1 pan. David I pan, Alan F, B.iner, K. Lex Manusen. (lvde Cummings, John L 1p.in Jr , C. Ldw.ii d Ddlhy and Archie S WrUod lllllg Community Church Christinas Sendees Christmas Sunday at the Lavtnn Community Church will begin wuh Sunday School classes for all ages at 9:45 am. In Davis Coiiinv, pr p ttv t .1 M's are t'.i on Valual tl Jl.'a v.il'i.itiofl all' r a I .'4 d' n r , x : r l uni;, tried bi'.-i- il survey of . f homes Piopiisition I 13 ! but 0 I beginning in 1973 Mr, C'orbridge IF UTAH nu-api-- i - I'xr-.- t h ( r as a Vi i v htl ti:,as AT 7 p.m. there Christmas Eve, will be a candlelight communion service in the sanctuary. The diaconale meets tonight at the Ray Williamson home in Kaysville. MANY family at OF the church the church will meet at 6 p m. Saturday to go caroling. After the caroling they will go to the parsonage for refreshments. The Kemonany Singharaj family held an open house at their home in Clearfield last Saturday evening. The family came as refugees from Laos in June of 1976. In June of 1977 a old brother of Mrs. Singharaj and seven nieces and nephews joined the family after being in a refugee camp in Bankok, Thailand. New Book Selections At Library The new book selection at the Kaysville City Library includes the following books: FOR ADULTS, "Christmas Sermons, Sterling W. Sill; The Scrabble Book, Derryn Hinch; The Book of Christmas, Reader's Digest; The Eighth Sin, Stefan Kanfer; The Complete Book of Salads. For children, Johanns Gift To Christmas, Jack Richards; The Christmas Strangers, Marjorie Thayer; The Clown of God, Mr. Tomie DePaola; Willowbys Christmas Tree, Robert Barry; "The Very Special Baby," Robert Swindells; and Georgies Christmas Carol, Robert Bright, np ttu- ; Pi s ha', ..lie I r.i. t rf'itnimg Arts Miauil cn'i! tuti-to sai h an u!x, Hiding ( v.r s r ll todays evaluations (based on a 48 percent increase since 1975 j, the tax revenue would be just about the same as today's revenue." But taxes have gone up al- most yearly. Why? TAXES IN Utah are based on mill levy, and the mill levy for most entities has risen almost yearly to keep pace with inflation and other costs. The largest increases in mill levy have come from the school district and the county while most cities have kept their mill levies fairly stable or even reduced them slightly. MR. CORBRIDGE explained that all cities, the county and all improvement or service districts except the school district must maintain a null levy that will allow total revenue for one year to exceed the previous year by not more than 6 percent. However, this is exclusive of new construction which in essence could boost the total tax revenue by 10 percent or more, Mr. Corbridge said. THE DAVIS School District and Davis County Commission increased taxes for 1979. Gifts For The Hospital - The CLEARFIELD Home Interiors Company of Clearfield presented the Davis North Medical Center with several beautiful table decorations to be used in the center halls and the pediatrics section of the hospital throughout the holiday season. afu-- r in t! r evert n!u of is O.n-.ru- l Alnl 1 Mr It I a llln-- j j II in- Ii'!x I it i Iiii'l nine nil Jilintiine - Mie-nii- i It 4 !,' Sen en h . Sat: , I lab , a taJ sr , ' i ' t, lu-la- t (ittl.luii r . t f a i i Wcp.iliirr round the ihri'tmj- 'ku 14!., i a ( !. ! ' all. a! t'l la, lot I 1 as ! v : i o i 'l a t l.t !. , i !,f .44 in !' IK- - III w B J ! , no t! - ( i'.i till 3 ' Ilf l it, a It lerti't Vl ' ui .i! I1. a' A Mix ,!i ( "I !lr, Mr in.I Mrs It 9 I I'l l I I I ai 'li- and Mix ai t hr im : a i hi aHcioli-M if, " M at w If. I' a a!, m lt ii v, I tab lax! 5 i ; ida', g I Mr and Mrs (I (ti'Oi I I homi- axiho; i ha'.iImm a x si t with Mr. and Mix thus Non hid J a: I l l.uruh of Paul, Ida Tin Si'Ahnl.J inuplf ate !l r a I ari'iilx of a son J arc J ( hri-- i Iti hax a xisti-r- , ( and a lu oita-- Jaxon ' lno "! CHRISTMAS EVL 3 i", I 9. $ I ll I - 1 rM SHU," At a a ,'1',1'tl i . l.ui ;. X; . O'!' la .0 ," Multi t tmt b ,1 I ta - H i II t 1 i i : .4- - l in a jii- - It- -, ( a. HI t ! la m:l I ! . 4' 1 III J! i ifi ,'1 (la- - '.I- - j' 4 i a I i a x I ! I I ! i t njicn Imw, i- ; I ' n - t , '9 h t I I l ! I a iir, it . ato . I I a- - I tree 3 & I - 3 3 fort and happiness senior CltlZ'TS THE CENT L R w ill be Friday, Dec. 22 until Jan. 2, 1?7? It has been a really great year! Thanks to our mav a great senior citizens most sincere special thank you to the many volun L ARL looking forward to the coming year. If sou to the Herihavent tage Center do drop in and we wiil show you through. Why not make this one of your New Years Resoluthat you intend to tions" keep. dltd 3 lovely holiday season, c I used from to our W ISCays1 day dinner Tuesday evening at their home in honor of his mother, Mrs. Marion Loesch. Mr. and Mrs. George Loesch were cohostesses for the evening. Vistitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hess were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Turley of Kunab and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Penn and family who came to visit their son, Bucky, who is making his home with the Hess family while in Utah on the Indian Placement Program. Mr. and Mrs. Penn also visited in Brigham City with their two daughters who are going to school there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dun-forMr. and Mrs. Vaughn Perkins, Attorney and Mrs. David Bean, Dr. and Mrs. George F. Snell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stnmn, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Wright and their families held there traditional holiday dinner and party at the Cherry Hill Lodge on Monday evening. Following dinner the group enjoyed games. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Barton and family of San Jose, Calif, arrived to spend the Christmas holiday season with their parents. They will be guesis of Mr. and Mrs. DeLamar Painter and Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Barton. Descendants of the Frank and Elva Bennett family will hold their annual Christmas family dinner and party at the cultural hall of the Kaysville Tabernacle on Saturday, Dec. 23. Bishop and Mrs. Lowell Taylor entertained at a dinner party Friday evening for the widows and widowers of the Kaysville Second Ward al their home. The bishopric and wives hosied the dinner. Thirty-fouguests attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ditk Hansen will entertain al a family dinner party at their home Dec. 22. Thirlv guests will be attending the traditional mrn. 71 T! e family dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Allen and two children Jacob and Justin Tallahassee, Florida arrived by plane Thursday of evening to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace F. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Allen will also have their other son, Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Allen, and family of Ellensburg, Wash, arriving to be with them for Christmas and the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen and family of Kaysville will also join them on Christmas Day. Ray is their third son. Mr. and Mrs. Myron of Weston, Idaho were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. DeLamar Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Janies Dotson and family have returned to their home in Kaysville after spending the past six months in Great Falls, Montana while he was there on an assignment with the government. Miss Teresa Comiskey has arrived from Phoenix, Ariz. to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Donald N. Conuskey and family. Lloyd K. Bishop of New k and sharin': low. nieht D.C. by automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop are leaving on Dec. 27th to drive to Washington D.C. where they will be serving on a LDS mission. Mrs. Lois Stephens, Mrs. Esther Mapes, Mrs. Marcia Mansell and Mrs. Nora Miller dinner attended the meeting in Ogden Thursday evening at the Mansion House. Word has been received here from American Fork that Elder Mark Roper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Roper, has received his mission call to serve a DS mission to Thailand. Their son Roger lias recently relumed from serving a mission to Korea. Mr. and Mrs. Roper were former Kaysville residents. 1 at xlu ii (lliri't vxus horn. Daddy's taking pictures again and grandpa has fallen adeep. - St m a Mrs lormi-- r at M (k 3 3 Si; Aunt Marsha begins to weep. when the storv is done and no one makes a sound, Christmas magic by Cartna Bradshaw tft Accepts Creative LDS Call Dance Clearfield Circuit Court for a preliminary hearing on a charge of second-degre- e homicide. THE DEFENDANT. Sandra Northan Rackham. of 1284 West 550 North, Clearfield, is accused of shooting her husband, Albrev George Rackham, 51, same address, a following family argument Dec. 4. grb Syracuse this ci k. dm to Illness Alan Baker IS 111 the Mrs. w Dixis North Medical Cenitr for Ireatmeri!, lowell H insen is being treated at the McKay-De- e llospil.il Wynn Rhoades entered the Davis North Medical Center on Tuesday for surgery. Mrs. Mvrle P. Coiik is recovering (mm major surgery that she underwent ai the Davis North Medical Center last week. Bishop and Mrs. John I. Thayne and two daughters. who ; gave - of art- - Td Get $$$? around. A CLEARFIELD Clearfield woman has been sentenced to appear January 10 at 10 a.m. in - Former Sunset Residents the fire is low, our faee clow Sentenced To Appear In Court (In Ldsihoju- ot Glenna and Deanna, spent tins past week at Twin Balls, Ida. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. lien Call and their family and also with Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Smedlov and their family while there. Its quiet Elder Craig Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Nelson, of 567 N. Adamswood Street, Layton, has entered the LDS Mission Training Center in Provo prior to his departure for the Japanese Tokyo South mission. A graduate of Layton High School, Elder Nelson is an active member of the LDS Layton 22nd Ward, vsb hold was large group resnli-nl- m m New Anm-U- rat use. A Mania reads is all - S York will fly to Denver, Colo, where he will meet his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Bishop and accompany them back to Washington xt at ifls the Chritmas Storv. o Mr. and Mis. David Loesch entertained at a family birth- rcli.inin thi- - that help promote com- a lu sin rarol- anil jioji Mime Classes At Davis U. Creative dance classes for children three years old through high school age Jan. 6 at the begin Davis University of Utah Complex in Bountiful. An extension of creative dance at the University of Utah, the Bountiful classes are taught by Marilyn Berrett.who has taught in the Davis Program for several years. INSTRUCTION will focus on techniques to improve coordination, discipline, and range of movement. Children will be encouraged to develop their own creative ideas, poise, assurance, and the ability to converse through dance as individuals and as members of a group. Beginning, intermediate, and advanced training is given as students are ready to move from one level to Three persons their former employers Sunset addresses are hmong 62 Utahns being sought by the U.S. Department of Labor because they are .owed a total of $5,654 in back wages. THE THRE.E-Rob- ert Arm- strong, Douglas J. Cogdiil and Patrick Hunsaker-a- re among the Utahns or former Utahns who are on the list of possible recipients of money collected by'the Department of Labor from employers who failed to pay legal federal minimum wages or overtime rates. These three persons are asked to contact by telephone or letter the Office of Lamar Johnson, Regional Wage and Hour Division, Room 1408 Federal Office Building, 1961 Stout Street, Denver, Colo. 80294. Police Report LAYTON Two sewing machines valued at $500 were taken from Kays Upholstery, 1295 North Main. FIRE extinguisher valued and a speaker valued at $20, plus snowmobile boots and hunting knives of undeA at $15 termined value were taken CLASSES MEET one hour per week, and tuition is $28. from a car owned by Jay Dell Jacques of 600 Mutton Hollow Road, No. 90. Stereo speakers, total value of 1320, were taken from a car owned by Dale Wanner of 1623 West 1750 North. Education, THREE PINE trees, total value of $280, were taken from the Layton Tree Farm, 2100 North Main. another. For information about scheduling and placement, please phone the DavisU of U Program for Higher . J-- I ' I ' I IV ll 'll w In ! x . . '! I. a '' U l n : . - a It " I W t '.talk ; y V t ; inf it. Imll, ,4 a !,- i n i a la J ll I I 'a' ..!! I I rw In i (!.o I - Oil III nr II. - aiH i. . ti fu'ure1 From a!! of us here at We wish Heritage Center yni a very Merry Christmas r THE COMPANY, under the Alice direction of Mrs. Adams, also made candy Christmas wreaths for the pediatric patients. I & Shark "i all f"f j vir-,- ; rrv soul such ii ii ti .r.itional one-thir- THE MORNING worship will be at 10:45 a.m. The choirs will present a cantata with a meditation by the Rev. Kenneth C. Edwards. A coffee hour will be held following the service. Is l"tln-lll- J 5 t'l urniril n ox. n4 Ini ailiiti la I all nature mi!c aii'l Jiri-- I in Imrn In i artli adopted Proposition 13 today, based on 1975 valuations, Davis County of its tax would lose revenue for real properly," said Mr. Corbridge. But if Proposition 13 was based on - 1 Waken, Events At The Heritage Center 12. explained. I ,, '111 l't I I ..r4-'- i -t- THAT LATTER figure is "just about on target with Proposition 13whiih is in effect in California. Those figures, again, weie based on a sampling'' of homes throughout the county including one owned by which is this reporter hoped would be a fair evaluation of all homes in Ihe : U DR. 511 INI R is an oui si.iri'hng d.rix nr and the 130 na n t h irus and si'lnisis eftei live tax rate would he county, ;u ','b-ffii- l r al fltrj law Davos Ceumy's rate is ha rJ on 1'j73 valuations, even row hi ires built since 1975, explained Mr. Corbridge. If Ihe same tax rase was applied to 1973 Valuations based on a 12 percent Ja r year in :,ih 1 shows that the effective tax rate is I 52, compared to he Mi -- louited throughout Davis (nunlv r- - ls e ON THIS five , 2 I l ,1 ! lit ai I Jnn mu i!,i ! It 5. 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