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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, JANUARY 3, 1980 NORTH DAVIS LEADER, JANUARY 3, 1980 SOCIETU ' Mr. and Mrs. Kirk T. Wright of Salt Lake City announce the arrival of their first born, a boy, on Dec. 21 at the Cottonwood Hospital. He weighed 8 lbs. 14 oz. and will be named Kirk Thorup. The new mother will be remembered as the former Valerie Wilson of Kaysville. It is the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. William K. Wilson of Kaysville. The other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright of Sandy. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert S. Stout, Salt Lake City are the Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Failoni, 3324 S. 1000 W;, Syracuse, are announcing the engagement of their daughter Tammy to Scott Larry Nye. Mr. Nye is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Nye who reside at 1363 W. 2600 N., Clinton. They have set March 28 as their wedding date with a reception to follow. Both Miss Failoni Layton News Kaysville Births I Its a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Tad Goaslind of Bountiful, former Kaysville residents. The 6 lb. 9 oz. lad arrived on Nov. 29 at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City and will be named Bradley. At home are three sisters, Kristy, Mindy and Corianne. Mrs. Goaslind was the former Nadine and Mr. Nye are graduates of Clear- field High School and the Seminary. The bride elect is currently employed at the First National Bank in Lay-toScott was active in all sports and the Rodeo Club. Tammy was an officer in the Rodeo Club and the Art Club, n. vsb Labrum of Taylorsville. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goaslind, Kaysville, and Mr. and Mrs. George Labrum, Taylorsville. Welcoming their second child are Mr. and Mrs. Skip Loesch of 600 West Mutton Hollow Road, Kaysville. The new addition arrived at the Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful on Nov. 30 weighing 8 lbs. 15 oz. and will be named Susan Elizabeth. At home is a sister Lori Anne. Mrs. Loesch will be remembered as the former Lori Bingham of Bountiful. The grandparent? are Mrs. Marion Fruit Loesch, Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Bingham of Bountiful. The are Mrs. Hazel Warden, Fruit Heights; Elizabeth December 19, 1979 Alma and Helen Hayes, 3860 Midland Dr., No. 42, Roy, boy. David and Madge Peasley, 1868 Cliff Place, Layton, boy. Jennis and Tamara Tuke, 301 North Main, No. 218, Layton, boy. Mrs. Ada Bingham, Ogden, np December 20, 1979 Adalberto and Christine Flores, 215 N. Fairfield, No. 29, Layton, girl. Larry and Marsha Yurth, 1451 N. 1850 W., Lay-to- n, girl. Aaron and Ella Rae Miller, 226 S. 4500 W., West Point, girl. December 21, 1979 James and Debra Schilling, 2875 Merrill Culver, Maryland and Mrs. Gene sixth child. The girl was born in Ogden and will be named Teressa Nelson. Clearfield residents, Mr. and Mrs. Newell S. Crookston and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eugene Nelson are the childs Layton, girl. noromhor 9 1Q7Q and Kathlene Smith, 1100 W. 156 Davis County Argicultural ..Stabilization and Conservation (ASC) Committee. FARMERS elected to the committees are: Community N.f Clearfield, boy. Francesco and Christina DAmico, 71 Atherton Way, Layton, girl. Reed Robins, chairperson; Glen J. Love, vice chair- A December 24, 1979 Owen and Linda Stockton, 270 N. person; John W. Firth, member; Robert L. Jaques, first alternate; Thomas J. Evans, second alternate. Tomio Community Yamada, chairperson; Glen Singleton, vice chairperson; Don Thurgood, member; Lynn D. Kirkman, first alternate; Stanley Hamblin, second alternate. 300 W., No. 12, Kaysville, girl. Russell and Marlene Price, 591 W. 2250 N., Clinton, girl. Dennis and Laurie Alexander, 2332 S. Clearfield, boy 1 LA YTON Layton and Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Niederhauser, Clinton. are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Inglet of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burningham, West Point. B-- C 50 W., December 25, 1979 Jeffery and Nancy Seegmiller, 1265 E. 1000 N., Layton, boy. Bryce and Nadene Anderson, 226 W. 350 S., - COMMUNITY D G. Ralph Dibble, chairperson; Vernon Flint, vice chairper-- . Kaysville, girl. Shawnie Crookston Nelson became the parents of their grandparents. are Mrs. Alta Merideth of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Glenna Crookston, Logan, dmg Ambrose son; Motta, member; Grant Call, first alternate. Thomas J. Community E Williams, chairperson; Rawl Rice, vipe chairperson; Alma Eakle Jr., member; Willianj Bill Smith, first alternate; Walter S. Elliott, second al- Childrens a.m.-shihorr'7-then turned home to prepare for a Christmas dinner at her parents home in Manti. THE ASC Convention was held Dec. 17. Jack D. Stevenn Davis son, a County farmer, was elected to the county committee for a FASHION BOOTS 0 0FF Hundreds of Shoes On Sale MENS FL0RSHEIM SHOES her "pregnancy three year term. The delegates also elected Tomio Yamada and Rawl Rice as first and second alternates for a one year term to the committee. Delegates then organized the county committee for 1980 as follows: Ben A. Thurgood, chairper- 9: 10 p.m. she gave hbirth to 6 lb. 61 2 oz. Carrie Nicole, her first child. Nadine and her husband, Bryce Craig Anderson, live in Kaysville. OFF TIL SATURDAY SHOES BARTONS 43 No. Main A. Nancy Seegmiller, Layton. Patients to able jSaons 94 No. Fort Lane Layton I linsim.i! Iai. lamilv members of the Robert M. Whitman family gathered at the Whitman home for a family dinner. The Rampton family and the Bowman family enjoyed the company v & Other patients School. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Adams spent Christmas Eve m Salt Lake City al the home of their daughter and .lost pli ,m,l Small Il.ill Dr. and Mrs. Noall Z. Tanner were happy to have their three children and their grandchildren all home for daughter Mens Pioneer Down Vests Tempco, Schoff Jackets Select Group Mens & Ladies 11 Now Values to 45.00 No Layaways on BRIMS-N-BRIICH- two-ye- tree Tanner family and the David E. Adams family of Layton and the Wendell Adams family of Salt Lake City the lamilv uctivnv. dinner. Christmas Holiday bud vases were also placed in patient rooms and those able to eat a "legular" diet were served a Christmas lurkey dinner wnh all the trimmings. Unites ArtMrtj ONE emplovee, a nurse, said she almost lei! responsible to work the Christmas slntl. Her name: Noel. Jan. Fill Sat N M 7.30 7.30 Only Mon Sat MaL1:15 STuw. A 315 2.25 Adults 1.75 Students 1.00 Children Tues. Special Adults & Students 1.25 " KAYSVILLE THEATRE 376-527- 2 Duane L. Swanson, 1170 S. 1975 E Clearfield. .Circle wmmm. oft oh oft 5" Off SAT. SUN. MON. ONLY at participating raatauranta HO COUPONS! NO LIMITS! CHEESE OR TOMATO IOt EXTRA ES LAYTON 344 N. Main (Next to Flowers by Candlelight) 1324 Wall Ave., Ogden Layaways Available lour-vea- the Robert M. Whitman family; the Dr. Noall Z. i Both Stores Good thru January Family Western Wear BOOTS, linger experimenting with his new woodcarving set. And a r old boy was treated lor head lacerations alter he old brother and Ins collided rushing lor a new toy under the Christmas tree. Most departments weie open 24 hours during the holiday at the hospital and employees were treated to a OUR BIG QUARTER POUND 20 Moccasins A Layton teenager was rushed in lor stitches alter slicing Ins Ilemngei aiul children live in St. Anthony, Ida. Wednesday evening, family members of the Jabez Adams family gathered at the home of Mrs. Jabez (Alice E.) Adams for a holiday open house. Nearly tit) people from special 30 30 40 20 Justin should be on Christmas day." according to Dr. Harold Hansen, one ol the two E.R. physicians on duty. But as usual the doctor reported two "Christmas present in limes." Chiistmas. The Tanner's daughter, Noleen Bennett, lives in Layton but their son, Dr. N. Stevan laiinei and his wife and children came Horn Their Dakota. North daughter. Cheryl and her G. Richard husband HIS WIFE, Vikkie, is the of Mr. and Mrs. had their Select Group Boots Hansen that was held at the McIntyre Mansion in Salt Lake City. After the holiday season, Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Bowman and their children will return to Los Angeles. Calif, where Mr. Bowman is enrolled m the UCLA Medical Colorado Springs, Colo. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Dan Post the wedding reception for Scott Jackson and Ruthanne commissioned through the U.S. Air Force Academy, tem- porarily leave the hospital for holiday home celebrations were transported by the staff ol North Davis Ambulance. 376-004- place B. Mrs. Robert A. Whitman and Weston and Abagail from Salt Lake City. Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Whitman, Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Bowman and Dr. and Mrs, Clark B. Rampton attended Preparatory School, Indianapolis. He earned a bachelors degree and was Fort Lane Shopping Center 1 100 South Fort Lane Bountiful Sfiop The lieutenant is a 1972 of Brebauf graduate arriving on Christmas Day at 3:50 a.m. was 5 lb. 10 oz. James Reed Seegmiller, infant son ot Jeff and Stevenson as member. J. LT. MCNAMARA, a fighter pilot, was previously assigned at Hill AFP and is now serving with a unit of the United States Air Forces in Europe. ALSO son; William B. Rigby, vice Stephen of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McNamara of 7710 Spring Mill Road, Indianapolis, has arrived for duty here at Spangdahlem Air Base. warning the hospital where at Lt. McNamara, son signs began, more than one month early. They returned to Ladies 20 First SHE AND her husband reached Salt Lake City when well-know- chairperson and Jack ft, n - re- - Mens Shirts WOMENS Clark (Sherrie W.) Rampton of Los Angeles, Calif, met at the Kaysville home of Dr. and Mrs. Jack A. Rampton for a family party after the naming of the Clark Rampton's youngest child, Breanne. and their children, Mr. and McNamara Serves At Spangdahlem Air Base Anderson, an emergency room nurse. She worked a ternate. reduced Womens Dr. and Mrs. of their brother and his wife 1 tient units. One of the employees enjoying the plants was Nadine Mens Boots Mens the friendly care have here. Everyone is cheerful and wants to help. If have to spend Christmas in a hospital, I'm glad I get to spend it here at Davis North. The emergency room activity was slow, "the way it 38 - Wool. 0 Brooks, Ogden. giant poinsettia plants were delivered from Salt Lake City at a total bill of nearly $200. The donor picked and the flowers up the tab were placed in nursing stations, waiting rooms and pa- Indemnity, Disaster and o group that visited Mildred 1 SO THE COUNTY committee is responsible for local administration of government farm programs such as: ACP, Wheat and Feed Grain, Bee-- PRICES but himilies come to them no lumily was larger than the MRS. BROOKS, hospitalized lor a stomach and pancreas ailment, had been at SANTA CLAUS, in the guise the hospital for two weeks ol an and a nurse's when Christmas day and her children. six six husband, had arrived several days earlier. But the strange, grandchildren and one great to gifts were borne not by St. grandchild arrived Nick but by Miller Floral of exchange presents in a hospiSalt Lake City. tal waiting room. didnt Administrator Dean Holmg They man said the hospital Christmas carols but I sure received a call from the floral got a lot of nice gilts," said Mrs. Brooks. director indicating that a person who wishes to be ADMITTING that spending unidentified had ordered a holiday in a hospital is pomsettias for Davis North. depressing," she took solace HOW MANY? asked the in the family visit and the stafl attitude. "I've been in hospital official. "As many as you can use," other hospitals," she said, was the reply. but 1 have never received On Dec. 16, Robert E. and - - - Christmas Day - ts Results of the Dec. 3 election of ASC community committee members for 1980 were announced today by Ben A. Thurgood, chairperson of the from Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman spent the Christmas season with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Whitman of Layton and Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Bowman of Kaysville. at Davis North Medical Center, the Layton hospital, began with an anonymous and ended with the donor second of two Christmas babies. Mrs. Wayne Burningham,, Results Released 99 1Q7Q Johnny and Linda Hull. 2068 N. 1200 W., Clinton, girl. Troy and Kathryn Evans, 238 W. 4400 S., Ogden, boy. Benjamin and Carol Clouser,442 South Flint, before Saturday Christmas, Shellie and Richard T. Bowman and their children, arrived in Layton The Mr. and Mrs. Hal (Brooke R. ) Anderson of Farmington and Christmas Day At Davis North Medical Center ASC Election boy. in Kaysville. They returned to Los Angeles. Calif, after the holiday where Dr. Rampton is enrolled in USC Orthodontist School. Rampton On Sunday, Dec. 23, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Whitman, Mr. and Mrs. David (Shawna R.) Hill of Logan; son-in-la- by five year old Mason and 18 month old Preston. Grandparents are Mr. and N. 400 W., No. 122, Layton, girl. David and Debra Lewis, 1648 W. 1920 N., Lay-to- n, ton's shared the vacation period with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitman of Layton and Dr. and Mrs. Jack A. both of SSgt. John Phillip and Cynthia Fischhaber Culver are announcing the birth of their baby girl. The child was born Dec. 23 in the Carswell AFB hospital in Texas. She weighed 8 lbs. 13 oz. and will be named Amanda Culver. SSgt. and Mrs. Culver reside at 301 North Main in Layton but are in Texas on a TDY assignment. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fischhaber, Lay-toBowers, Kansas. Clare B. and Berrie Niederhauser, 1897 East Gentile, Layton are announcing the birth of their third child and third boy. He was born Dec. 17 in Ogden and will be named Tanner Niederhauser. He weighed 7 lbs. 7 oz. He was met at home holidays and then the Ramp- Mrs. Mary Donaldson and Layton Births Births s Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan had the members of their family home on Christmas Eve for their traditional family party. Ralph Morgan has not been in good health recently but it was his desire to have the party. John and Jennifer Morgan Holbrook recently purchased a new home in Layton. Mrs. Sherrie W. Rampton and her three children, arrived in Layton on Dec. 9 to spend some time visiting with Mrs. Rampton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Whitman, while her husband, Dr. Clark B. Rampton was in Portland, Ore. Dr. Rampton joined his family in Layton prior to the Christmas 21-0725 ,VL f p KAYSVILLE 328 N. Main |
