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Show MAf 10, 1987 Businesswomen Family dinner slate meeting fetes Kneedy on 92nd date A family birthday dinner honored John L. Kneedy of 191 N. Main, Kaysville on his 92nd birthday anniversary on Feb. 28. It was held at his home, hosted by his children and grandchildren. Mr. Kneedy has five children, 16 grandchildren and 21 greatgrandchildren. The children are Mrs. Jim (Edith) McLaughlin, Re- seda, Calif.; Mrs. Kenneth (Loriene) Hansen, Tabonia; Larry L. Kneedy, Kaysville; Mrs. Alan (MaryBell) Jensen, Farmington and Mrs. Paul (Sara Joan) Moss, Fruit Heights. A dinner on Sunday, Feb. 29 was held in West Valley City at the home of a grandson, Gary, to further honor Mr. Kneedy. Mr. Kneedy will be remembered as the owner and operator of Davis County Cold Storage Plant for many years. He has been active in the community and his church. He organized and was president of The Lakeview Business and Professional Womens Club will meet on Thursday, March 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Country Garden Restaurant in Clearfield for their monthly dinner meeting. Guest speaker will be Sue Marie Young of Richfield who is legislative chairman for the Utah Federation of BPW organizations. She will speak on state and national issues that are of special importance to women. Also on the program will be Eileen Pignataro who will represent Lakeview as their Young Career Woman for the coming year. Reservations for the meeting can be made by calling Jeri Benton, or Faye Cummings, Kaysville Rifle and Gun Club and n served as an officer in for who are Senior Citizens orga- the meeting. Anyone interested in nization. cordially invited to attend. Mr. Kneedy married Sara Beard of Coalville on Christmas Day in 825-360- Kaysville-Farmingto- 1922. She died July 23, 1985. changes in Kaysville since moving here in 1944. Hes proud to have been a part of the growing com- Nor-mand- counselor. Otmnrelhi i, LDS 544-247- 8. MISSIONARIES Federal women slate luncheon The Federal Womens Club will hold its March luncheon at 12:30 p.m., Saturday, March 21 at Inn, 1965 N. 1200 W., Layton. Gloria Thim will be hostess for the event. Reservations must be made by March 18 and no cancellations can be accepted after March 19. Call for reservations, Gloria 4 or Gloria Ashby, Thim, Lit-tletr- 7. He was born March 8, 1907 to James F. and Rose Barnes King in Kaysville. He married Lucy Luella Wallace on Dec. 12, 1930. She passed away 16, 1985. ELDER KING Elder Paul Hatch King has been called to serve in the Chile San- 544-579- 825-281- Woody, Kaysville; six grandchildren and one He also has two sisters, Nellie Nelson, Kaysville; and Bessie Moon, Salt Lake City. great-grandchil- d. 2. Garden class set ELDER WRIGHT A Gardening for Nutrition class is being offered again this year at the USU Extension Service Horticultural Farm in Farmington. The class is being sponsored by the n Davis County Department of Services and is geared toward : Jacobs competes Shauna Jacobs, the daughter of Gerald and Mary Ann Jacobs, is a senior at Layton High School. She is an officer of the National Honor Society and a member of the Layton LDS Seminary Council. Shaunas main hobby is music. She plays the piano, organ, trombone, flute and drums. She played the trombone with the Band for two years and will be a returning member of the Lagoon Showband this spring. Shes been an active member of the marching pep, symphonic and jazz bands of her school. She has been the piano accompanist for many soloists and musical productions in her church, school and community. She is also the piano accompanist for the high school musical, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. She will be attending Ricks Col-- . lege in the fall. Her intended major newly-sustaine- The Intermountain Treasure Hunters Association will be meeting on March 11 at 7 p.m. in the Kaysville American Legion Hall. The guest speaker for the meeting will be Jimmy Sierra a nationally known treasure hunter. The public is invited to attend. For more information call Mark at munity. jw Chester King of 668 W. Center Street, Kaysville, was honored for his 80th birthday with a family dinner at Maddox Restaurant in Brigham City on Saturday, March He worked at the Naval Supply Depot and retired from Hill Air Force Base; in addition to operating his farm in West Kaysville which he still maintains. He is a member of the Kaysville 6th Ward. He has one son and one daughter, Glen C. King, Provo; Aljoe The d Kaysville LDS 15th Ward bishopric includes: back, Dave Heath, left, executive secretary; Jim Dawson, finance clerk and Alvin Davenport, ward clerk; front, Owen Speirs, left, 1st counselor; Bishop Steve Sills and Carl Shoff, 2nd Seeking treasure? Mr. Kneed has seen many Chester King honored for 80th birthday July 776-170- 7, 8, ELDER STEAB Elder Leonard E. J. Wright, son of Jess and Ruth Wright, of 326 E. 100 S., Kaysville, will return March 13 from serving two years in the Argenina Buenos Aires South Mission. He will give his homecoming report March 15 at 10:50 a.m. in the Kaysville 2nd Ward Rock Chapel, 25 S. 200 E. Family and friends are welcome to call at the home Sunday after- Hu-ma- low income needs. If you are interested in cutting your food budget and providing more nutritional meals for your family you will want to attend this class. noon. The class material will cover planting and starting seeds, transplanting, out planting, summer (ITALIAN) care, and small area gardening. It will include use of garden space for Pepperoni, Ham Summer Sausage, Salami economic efficiency, appropriate for and economic garden plants Includes All The nutritional value, preparing the "STUFF" garden plot, when to fertilize, what insecticides to use, when to harvest to get quality food, and therapeutic benefits from gardening. Class will run from 10 a.m. to STILETTO All-Sta- te noon on April 8. Call SHAUNA JACOBS is accounting and finance, with a minor in music. S or 451-33- 377 E. Gentile to determine your eligibility and register. A limited variety of vegetable seeds will be provided. Seeds have been donated by Native Plants Inc. 773-780. 0 ext. 383 Elder David Alan Steab has accepted a call to serve in the Birm- ingham Alabama mission. He will enter the MTC March 18. A farewell in his honor will be held March 15 at 9 a.m. at the Kaysville 16th Ward, 50 W. 300 S. Elder Steab is a 1986 graduate of Davis High School. He is the son of Lois Steab. An open house will be held all day at 278 S. 100 W., Kaysville. tiago South mission. His farewell will be on March 15 at 3:45 p.m. in the Kaysville East Stake Center, 201 S. 600 E., Kaysville. Paul graduated from Davis High School in 1986 with high honors and attended fall semester at BYU as a Trustees Scholar. Paul has served in his Deacons, Teachers and Priests quorum presidencies, as well as in various local, district and council scouting positions. He has earned his Eagle Scout and Duty to God awards. Paul also served his senior year as a member of the Kaysville Seminary Council. Elder King enters the MTC on March 18. Friends and family are invited to visit Elder King at his home after the farewell. ini mmiML t. QyiI&QGEg?J3I aaSBaa3 aaa 7 Layton Sorority meets today The February 24 meeting of Preceptor Iota, Beta Sigma Phi met in the home of Mary Maynard in Layton. Jean Stanger while president Karla Breeder presided. assisted as Millie Bates presented the program, Every Girls Dream , The Wedding. She described the types of weddings and attire worn. Each member shared a rememberance of their wedding with the group. The next meeting will be held March 10, 7:30 p.m., in Layton at the home of Erlene Thomley. co-host- With so many places to go, you need flexibility in your wardrobe. And that's just what Footworks has in mind with this versatile wedge. Beautifully tapered, to take dressy you to any fashion extreme or casual. So go ahead, exercise your with Footworks! fashion options k sling-bac- We Are Proud to Present you the best of Chinese Food, Cantonese, Mandarine and . . . . . . We Are Also Serving American Food Szechuan Nothing Works Like Footworks! 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