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Show I I WEEKLY REFLEX-DA- NEWS JOURNAL, NORTH DAVIS LEADER, JUNE 3, 1982 VIS oys Staie - LAYTON Because of the efforts of the American Legion Post 89 and several Layton businesses and citizens, nine Seeks Vote To Seat In House Senator Dona M. Wayment County) has filed to run for the office to which Gov. Matheson appointed her last June after the sudden death of her husband, Senator is PJ-J(f -- k if Xzxf V'! drunk-drivin- g spearheaded. This included sponsorship of a comprehensive bill requiring mandatory sentencing, rehabilitation and a deterrent to plea bargaining. - SHE ALSO sponsored a resolution asking for a study of g laws of Utah the compared to other states and drunk-drivin- countries, and a resolution calling for the law enforcement, judiciary and governor to enforce Utahs drunkdriving laws. During the 1982 Budget Session, Senator Wayment served on the important Senate Rules Committee. Her other standing committee assignments were: Public Education, Business, Labor and and Business, labor and economic Development Committees. She also served on the Journal Review Agriculture-Appropriation- s; CMA-C- , president; vice-pres- .; DONA M. WAYMENT Committee. SHE COMES to the Senate with a varied background of accomplishments and experience. As a former educator, PTA president, mother of five and grandmother, she takes an active interest in the quality of education. She feels that the next few years will be most crucial in meeting the educational needs of the children of Hughes as county advisor. AN country picnic is planned in August at Layton. Our regular meet- ings one a month will start in the fall and will be geared toward education. CEU cre dits will be given to those attending these meetings. Many excellent speakers in all phases of medical assisting have been contacted. The AAMA state convention will be held in Park City at the Holiday Inn on June The theme for this year is Orbiting To Success. There 5-- Layton Chamber of Commerce, the Layton Rotary will be some excellent speakt, ers including Drs. Winn Hem-mer- Richard Brown and Steve Bigler. ANYONE interested in attending our meetings or joining our chapter can contact 1 Afton England or Di295-556- ane Talbot 773-484- 0. For Entries Seek Kirby National Miss Davis County Award Winner The U.S. Achievement restitution to the victims, al pieces of Donna Blaimers home in Paula Zamora, CMA, secretary; Mary Cervinski, . SHE CONTINUED her husbands interim committee assignments on the Judiciary, Business Labor and Economic legislation which she the coming year were: Jan Furt, Sherman A. Wayment. home confinement and rehabilitation for first offenders, etc. The highlight of the first seven months of her term was the passage of sever- treasurer, with Dr. Dennis Christine Prout, CMA, Development Committees and in addition, was appointed to the Financial Institutuions Review Committee and the Criminal Justice Study Committee, which is studying possible legislation for mandatory sentencing and disallowing parole for the habitual criminal as well as other programs such as HELPING THE American Legion with this leadership training" project are the First National Bank of Layton, the Davis MEM Installs The Davis County Chapter of AAMA recently held its installation banquet at the Valley View Restaurant in Layton. Installed as new officers for Academy announced recently that Paul S. Kirby has been named a 1982 U.S. National Award winner in agriculture. This award is a prestigious honor very few students can hope to attain. In fact, the Academy recognizes less than 5 percent of all American high school students. PAUL, WHO attends Davis High School, was nominated for this award by Bill Ekestom a FFA vocational agricultural advisor at the school. Pauls name will appear in the U.S. Achievement Academy cial yearbook, which is offi- pub- lished nationally. Paul is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Kirby. The annual Miss Davis County Scholarship Pageant will be held this year July 31 in the new Woods Cross High School auditorium. Young ladies who are between the ages of 17 and 24 years and are current residents of Davis County are invited to compete for the title. THE WINNER will compete in the Miss Utah for Miss Layton High School Junior boys will be able to attend the annual Boys State conference to be held in June at USU. Club, Barlow Realty and Insurance Company, Toms Super Saver, the Second National Bank of Layton, Vem Smith Insurance Company and several individuals. C.F. Brothersen, liason officer of the American Legion Post 89 says the boys selected to attend Boys State are Peter Asplund, Glen Biddulph, Jared Felt, William Burke, David Adams, Robert Wall, David Kirkham, Greg John and Torrell Kump. BOYS STATE gives training in the practical aspects of government. A mythical state is set up with a constitution, laws and ordinances. Boys hold elected offices and administer the affairs of government just as it is done in a real state, dmg A King Of Fruit Shorty So you call yourself a vegetarian, and here you are working on a beefsteak with onions! Fatty Yes; you may call this a beefsteak, but I call it forbidden fruit. America Scholarship Pageant. The areas of judging will be talent, private interview, evening gown and swimsuit. The pageant is sponsored by the Davis County Fair Com- mittee. Those interested should call Cherie Goodliffe, or Paula Allen, 544-433- 6, 544-16- for more information. Deadline for entries is July 1, 1982, np Utah. With a population explo- sion projected, old school buildings needing replacement or renovation and the tax burden about bursting the budgets of the tax payer, it will take innovation, cooperation, sacrifice, and patience to provide for the education excellence we desire, she says. SENATOR WAYMENT is the first Republican woman to serve in the Utah State Senate in 56 years and is running unopposed. No Primary runoff will be needed for her seat Utah Legislature i over 1,500 families, almost equally divided in number tween Weber and Davis be- coun- ties and is frequently involved with many more in other capacities. During those 21 years he has been active in the Davis Coun- ty Republican Party almost constantly serving as treasurer during 1970-7- 1 and as voter district chairman on three other occasions. HE WAS actively involved in the election of Jim Hansen to the U.S. House of Repr- esentatives, indicating his KAYE BROWNING Kaye announced Browning has his candidacy for the Republican Party to the House of Representatives Legislative District 13 seat. He has lived the past 21 of his 48 years in Sunset. He and his wife Joyce, have four married children and five grandchildren to whom we feel an obligation to try to improve (he world that they must live in." HE HAS owned and oper- ated Kaye Browning State Farm Insurance in the Roy Shopping Center in Roy for the past 21 years, and developed a large clientele in the specific areas in which District 13 is located. He presently serves friendship and encouragement have influenced him to become more politically active. His political philosophy is that of a conservative constitutionalist, Mr. Browining says,, adding, I owe no allegence to any special interest group of any kind. I believe that the family is the basic and most sacred unit of our society and that it must be preserved and strengthened if our country is to survive. I believe in noninterference by government in both family and business settings. MRS. BROWNING is presently assistant legislative district chairman and was a delegate to the Republican State Convention in 1980 and is again a state delegate in 1982. She is his campaign manager. I would appreciate your support in my efforts to be elected to Utahs House of Representatives from Legislative Dis- trict 13. Award Winner NARFE To Meet A meeting of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) Chapter 752 will be held June 9 at 12:30 p.m. at the Heritage Center in Clearfield. Matters pertaining the federal retirees will be ALLEN HASH of the Wildlife Federation will speak and show slides to illustrate his remarks. All federal retirees and their spouses are invited to attend. Contact Carl Johnson, for more 825-214- 0, U 4 F '' Recipe Correction In last weeks recipe column, Velma Hayes was incorrectly identified as Thelma Lewis. Mrs. Hayes has been connected with the school lunch program for many years. She is an outstanding cook and a special person. We are sorry about the mistake. j |
