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Show rl WEEKLY REFLEX j DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, NORTH DAVIS LEADER, MARCH 18, 1981 f : . a. & v. Pi o ' f I CATHERINE KATIE ROSE BARLOW BR0l?J?AEL ABSHIRE i CLARK H. FIELDING TRENTON HALVARSEN NICOLE HULL JONATHAN HARRIS DAW NELL DAVID LEE ERNSTROM LOERTSCHER Happy Birthday first year birthday congratulations go out to a score of North Davis youngsters this week including: Trenton Halvarsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Halvarsen of 1240 E. 800 N. in Layton, whose birthday was Feb. 18; Catherine Katie Rose Barlow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan E. Barlow of 979 Aspen Way in East Layton, whose birthday was March 4; Kellie Jo Veliz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veliz of 2668 N. 225 W. in Sunset, whose birthday was March 6; Nicole Hull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cody Hull of 328 S. 300 W. in Kaysville whose birthday was March 8; Dawnell Loertscher, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Gerald Loertscher of 1420 W 1750 N. in Layton, whose birthday was March 9; Jonathan Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted A DAVID L. PAULSON SHARLA JEAN LUCAS ANNA LEONE YARDLEY Harris of 1427 W. 1750 No. in Layton, whose birthday was Sunday, along with that of Anna Leone Yardley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Yardley of Clearfield; Clark H. Fielding, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Fielding, who celebrated on St. Patricks Day; Brody Michael Abshire, son of Mr. and Mrs. Linden L. Abshire of 2219 N. 2475 W. in Clinton, whose big day is today; Sharia Jean Lucas, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Jones Lucas of 1464 N. 550 W. in Clinton, whose birthday is March 22 and last but certainly not least, David Lee Emstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ernstrom of 611 W. 2700 S. in Syracuse, who will celebrate this coming Monday. David L., son of Mr. and Mrs. Reed N. Paulson, 2730 E. Pinewood Ln., Layton, Mar. 11. KELLIE JO VELIZ w Plans for community activities were discussed March 10 at the Layton City Improvement Associations monthly meeting. THE LIONS said the state organization owns an eye and ear testing van that will be available for use in Layton sometime during the summer. Entering Layton signs were discussed. The group felt some signs should be placed at the LCIA PRESIDENT, Lewis Macfarlane, expressed his desire to have cooperation and major roads coming into help among the civic and -- U Layton. Perhaps one large sign should be put somewhere in the city with a listing of civic clubs and their meeting times. The Lions Club was assigned the responsibility of finding out the city ordinances covering the placement of signs and the cost involved in this pro- church groups in Layton. He believes different groups within the city can work together to bring about solutions to problems and to make the community a unified place to live. Among the plans for future activities in Layton discussed was the Lions Clubs first folk festival. This will be held in the Layton Commons Park July 18. Different American folk crafts will be exhibited. There will be a variety of folk dancing and folk music. The Lions hope this will be their big for the year. - ject. THE HERITAGE Museum is still soliciting acquisitions. ty The museum has purchased some shelving for the storage of artifacts that are donated. The possibility of securing grant money from large cor Announcing the BE A BETTER PARENT FAIR March 18 and 19, 1981 7:00 P.M. Monte Vista Center 70 South 200 East Farmington, Utah 84025 A Fun and Informative Evening for Parents and Children Month Speakers: Key-Not- e March 1981 Dr. Victor B. Cline Dr. Glen Jenson Required porations is being investigated by the museum director, Kent Day. LCIA President Macfarlane announced that Randall Heaps had been selected to be the general chairman of Riata Days. He has contacted people to serve with him on the committee. Plans will begin immediately to prepare for the annual 4th of July celebration. FOR THE past several years the American Legion organization in Layton has been inactive. Recently, new interest has been generated in this club and the American Legion is not operating in Layton. It holds dances weekly at the post building, and the group will sponsor ten boys and three girls at the Utah Boys and Girls State. THE KIWAnIS' Club will sponsor young people at Boys and Girls State also. This year the Kiwanis will work on the improvement of some of Laytons city parks. The Layton Civic Arts Association plans to assist the Layton Hills Mall with its arts festival. Other activities the LCIA will host during the year includes entertainment during Riata Days and a Christmas home tour. The LCIA helped Layton High School promote its musical "Annie Get Your Gun. BEGINNING in April the LCIA hopes to develop a monthly community calendar the calendar should be turned 6 into Doneta Gatherum at by the last Wednesday of the month. All civic clubs and churches in Layton are invited to submit items for this ' ly calendar, dmg Davis School Aik your PTA or Parent Education Resource Districts Parent Education. Resource Center 451-507- Center MRS. BROUGH said, Each year it is bigger and better." She was pleased and overwhelmed at the enthusiasm and interest of those who tried out for the parts, np 1 Sororities Upcoming Activities New...soff and woodsy Programs for the Xi Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority for March and April will be as follows: Jumbo Stick-Ups byPrUS Prlrl:B warm and great new collection of luscius in characters earthtone colors. Printed on clear, k vinyl, they simply press A lovable self-stic- onlift C N B A D E G M H I K J off. Puff 4 Sunny Snail, Bird, Butterfield 18"x27 . . set: 13Vix13V4 27 Rockyhaccoon Border Grass Peter VanWinkle Lovey Bear x 36 x 72 18x27 27 J x 49i( Sweet Blossom 8et: 9" x 12 Mouse 6 Spouse 18 x 27 Monkey Shine Wonderfall Tubby Turtle Mrs. Duckworth 2r x 71" " 27 rif laVar Counter tops & Flooring, Inc. 141 North Main, Kaysville 10a.m.-6p.- m. MARCH 24. they will meet at the home of JoAnn Kerr with Marjorie Ayers as cohostess. Program will be given by 1981 - New InMillie Bates ventions of the Future. 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