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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-PAV- IS NEWS JOURNAL. SEPTEMBER 1. 1977 Kaysville Services Held For acquainted Funeral services were held (Ida) Holbrook, Bountiful. INTERMENT was in the Memorial n Park, dmg arrest. BISHOP Cleve Dibble conducted the services. Mr. Page was bom Oct. 11, 1894 in Centerville, a son of Thomas Irvin and Martha Smith Page. ON AUG. 21, 1918 he married Iva Stoker in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was a farmer, a veteran Church, 644 E. 1000 N., world war I, a member of the American Legion and a High Priest in the Layton 2nd LDS Ward. worship service Sunday, Sep- tember BOY Scout Troop 77 held a Court of Honor at the church Tuesday, August 30. and 18 Also surviving are two brothers and five sisters, John Page, West Point; Smith Page and Mrs. Burton (Dora) Schofield, both of American Baptist Single retreat this weekend at Camp Utaha, Liberty. The retreat starts at 6 p.m. Friday and continues Adults will have a Clearfield; Mrs. Richard .(Alice) West and Mrs. Roy until Sunday. (Delila) Hansen, both of Ogden; Mrs. Rita Jorgenson, Clearfield Woman Dies In Accident Mass Of Angels For Jacqie J. Samora JACQIE was bom Feb. 11, Ogden. She was a member of the St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in Layton. 1976 in her one sisters, Debbie Samora, Valerie woman who was killed in a two-ca- r accident west of Ogden last Friday apparently had taken a wrong exit and had become lost and confused, according to a Utah Highway Patrol spokesman. KILLED when she apparently drove through a stop sign at 12th Street and 1900 West, Ogden, was Norma S. Cumming, 585 North Main. Troopers said the victim was traveling west on 12th Street when her car collided with an auto being driven northbound on 1900 West. THE impact forced the two cars to come together sideways after the midintersection collision and Mrs. Cummings was hurled with the cars steering wheel through the windshield, Samora, all of Layton; two troopers said. Two occupants Sanchez, both of Layton. Mass of the Angels was offered Monday, Aug. 29 at the St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. Verl D. Malmberg, 49, of 3472 West 5700 South, Roy, were grandmothers, Mrs. Lena Samora and Mrs. Mary Memorial Park, dmg RADIO & TV REPAIRING ALL MAKES Anytime 130336 Reasonable Rates North, Sunset 825-367- 6 825-622- 3 Sharon Cassidy. Over injured. slightly Paramedics treated the injured at the scene. Mrs. only Cumming died less than two in McKay-De- e Hospital, grb Mission. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ford. Mrs. Ford and children Carl, Rosalie and Alyson of Pasco, Washington who came to bid Richard farewell and to visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Green attended the wedding reception of Miss Emilee Curtis at Spanish Fork Friday evening. Miss Curtis is the daughter of T.L. and Jan Curtis formerly 100 mothers and daughters were in attendance for the special event. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Umpleby and daughter Alese spent the past week in Vernal. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Furse and family of Hurricane were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hammer and children. They came to attend a family reunion in Salt Lake visiting former Kaysville friends. Mrs. Curtis Cloward and daughter Mikelle of Anaheim, California came to attend her Chuck Elder brother, Whicker, mission report in the Ninth Ward on Kaysville Sunday, August 21. She will visit for two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Whicker and with her Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cloward. Her husband Curtis will join her and spend the Labor Day weekend with his family reunion at Bear Lake and they will fly back to their home in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Larkin and children, Brett, Ted and vacaLisa enjoyed a five-da- y tion in San Francisco Bay area, prior to Brett leaving on his mission. He entered the LDS Mission Home in Salt Lake City now, prior to departing to serve a two-yeLDS Mission to the England, Manchester Mission. Elder Richard Ashby Ford of Pasco, Washington visited the northwest. They also visited with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Workman in Molalla, Wash., and with friends in Lake Oswego, Oregon, Dr. and Mrs. Vem in-la- Waite. Visitors for ten days of Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Christensen were her sister Mrs. Bonnie Pugh and a niece Mrs. Eileen Havens and four children of Salmon, Idaho. Mrs. Elsie Heaton will attend the golden wedding anniversary of Dr. and Mrs. M. Lynn Bennion in Salt Lake City on September L They are the parents of Mrs. Heaton's Howard Heaton. Mrs. Marion Louesch and her mother Mrs. Hazel Warden and Mrs. Lois Neal have returned from vacationing in Alberta, Canada. They spent separate fire district seven of consisting warehouses at the Clearfield Freeport Center has been designated in an agreement A between Clearfield City and the General Services Ad- ministration. THE buildings, owned by GSA, are located on the site formerly owned by the Naval Supply Depot. Under the agreement, Clearfield City will be paid to provide the fire protection to this new district. A FIRE station at the facility will be used by the city. The station, previously operated by GSA, will be given to Clearfield in return for the fire protection. A GSA spokesman said only seven buildings remain at the evening at the stake center under the direction of Lance Stewart. MRS. Lucile B. Sheffield was the guest speaker who spoke on Russia. She told many of her experiences behind the Iron Curtain and narrated slides. Mrs. Sheffield spent a month in the Communist Countries. She said their hotels were bugged and they were watched very closely, but it was an educational and interesting experience, np $256 PRODUCE 9 8t 4$100 io it. 49 TIMS FOR FALL PLANTING 129 Farmers systems will be installed in the remaining seven buildings. City officials said the buildings which are usually required to have alarms and were exempted sprinklers from such because the GSA gave the city a water system worth nearly $1 million. THIS IS good news for travelers; it has been com- Schofield. The Lagoon Show Band under the direction of Gregg I. Hanson played in Logan for the Tupperware Convention on Wednesday evening and also the previous week. Over 4,000 delegates attended the convention which was held at USU campus. The bands two night performances were very successful and rewarding. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Timothy, Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Timothy and families and Mrs. Mary Timothy attended the Timothy family reunion held at the Lodge Pole camp . ; " V NEW PRESIDENCY Allen. ing that was presided over by Elder Ezra T. Benson, Layton Utah West Stake of the LDS Church was created Sunday, August 21 by dividing the existing Layton Utah Stake. The division was made during the quarterly Layton president of the Quorum of the Twelve, dmg Stake Conference. Elder Mark E. Petersen, a member of the Council of the Twelve Apostles, presided over the conference. THE SIX wards comprising the Layton Utah West Stake are the 2nd, 4th, 10th, 13th, 18th and 19th. W. Clive Barney was sustained as stake president. His counselors are Richard W. Bauer and Brent A. Allen, with L. Jay Flint as the executive secretary and Norman Waite as the stake clerk. Patriarchs are I. Haven Barlow and John M. Park. To cover North Davis County MEMBERS of the high council include Marlin S. Larsen, Rolland J. Elison, Steven K. Randall, LeGrande H. Simmons, Rulon L. Thornley, Ray E. Huffaker, Dee R. Forbes, Robert T. Call, Noel D. Flint, J. Randy Kimball, James J. Layton and Scott B. Smedley. The new stake will hold meetings at the new Vae View Stake Center. The building was dedicated Sunday, August 21 at a special meet- - for Dam. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Rasmussen the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Randy Malan and daughter Katie of San Diego, Calif.; of Page, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Allred and daughter children, Brandon and Allison Columbia. the WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEVIS JOURNAL NORTH DAVIS LEADER Must have experience Salary and commission site near Flaming Gorge Mrs. Evelyn Peterson and Presidency of tne new Layton Utah West Stake are, 1 to r, Richard W. Bauer, president; W. Clive Barney and Brent G. 376-913- 3 197 North Main, Layton Carolyn, San Pedro, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. John Allred and three children of Bogota, Clearfield City is still being worked out between city and GSA officials, grb fares (the same distance). However, if sudden compe- . prevents Laker from enjoying economic success, and prices are soon hiked again--aftthe competitive threat is eased, the end result could be disappointing. ds? mon knowledge for years that Reading tificially high by 1ATA, the international airline associa- In this age of television, with movies and automobiles and other pleasant diversions, one is often left insufficient time for reading. air fares between New York and Europe are kept ar- change in both governments attitude toward lower fares. The immediate stimulus, however, was an application from Laker Airways for approval of a $236 roundtrip fare. Laker, a private operator, said it could show a profit with such a fare and its service was to have begun Sept. et is .rr i Let ms MMtes?s wfffe tffl aivamttage. pt Compare the variety of high interest rates, yields and terms of PFS Savings Certificates and Passcard Passbook Accounts. AND YET this has been the making of most of the learned men and women of history. Reading still is the only road to a complete education You cannot educate yourself watching television or going to the movies. 15. NOW the major scheduled airlines have come very close to the Laker price, and offer certain advantages. One welcomes the new fares, comparable with transcontinental ONE MUST take the time to read subjects which interest him to be informed. One should also read unpleasant subjects to give an intelligent opinion. After this, read about things which interest you. LAWN MOWER Accounts are insured by an agency of the Federal Government to $40,000. REPAIRING It To CSS Oont Cum If Your Brlgga S Mtratton B Moodovortoro" SALES - SERVICE vodu.ce SAWS TU.KM SNOW BLOWCAS SHAftPCNMO SCAVKI CHAIN 766-131- 376-12- 11 d, er York-Londo- s 4I 4I 95 Street (Just 2 miles down West Gentle) Layton Phone great-grandchil- t. v A formula for payment by GSA for its fire protection by - 1815 W. Gentile Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashby attended the funeral service of their Chad Elliot Anderson in Salt Lake City on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schofield and daughter Taryn and son Kevin attended the musical concert in Rupert, Idaho, Saturday evening which Miss Merlyn Smith and Miss Celia Broadhead presented. Miss Smith is a friend of Kevin V-- IN THE past, GSA provided its own fire protection, according to Jim Hannum, center manager. IN KAYSVILLE Hemp or Plastic Twine stone National Park. i tition from the "scheds York-Londo- Fall wheat and barley Now is time to apply JUfaVa Seed We have a complete line of Fertilizer. alfalfa. to phosphate CLOCZOUT on DAU::3 TWlvIS and alarms FIRE sprinkler her mother Mrs. Dorritt Brough returned from a four-- , day vacation trip to Yellow- Roundtrip Pan American World Airways has asked Civil Aeronautics Board approval of a roundtrip $256 fare. New The new fare would take effect Sept. I. British Airways also applied recently for approval of drasn tically lower New fares. Pressure in this country, and in England, forced a J&J Potatoes site as the GSA has gradually phased out most of the structures. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brough and family returned from a vacation trip to the Los area California Angeles, including Disneyland. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Edwards and children returned to their home in Scottsdale, Arizona after spending the summer months in Kaysville with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Edwards and son Todd and in Layton with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morgan and family. He will continue his teaching position there. Miss Evelyn Brough and of, y A, Pan Am And tion. Cantaloupes Mrs. daughter-in-la- Freeport Center Has Separate New Fire District Addresses Kaysville Fireside Lg. Local VI. Melons Mrs. Chris Merkley spent Daniels which was held Sunday, August 21 in the Kaysville Fifth LDS Ward Chapel. Idaho with her mother Mrs. Lillie Pincock. Miss Ruth Turner and her sister Mrs. Marge Turner of Salt Lake City returned last week from a vacation to Lake Tahoe. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schofield and son Kevin and daughter Taryn recently vacationed to two-wee- Alpine. They came for the mission farewell of Elder Dallin three days at Sugar City, Their son Todd remained in k visit Kaysville for a with the Hammer family and time at Glacier National park and Jasper National Park. Visited Lake Louise and the Columbia Ice Fields and all the points of interest enroute. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Daniels were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Angus, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gray all of Payson ; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brown of Spanish Fork; Mrs. Anna J. Harris, Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Leland Harris, Mr. and Mrs. David Harris, Orem and all of their families, Mrs. Suzanne Tyler and nine children of of Kaysville. Mrs. LaVar Godfrey and daughters Jo Ellen, Lori and City. Kaysville East Stake Young Adults held a fireside Sunday Calls 5 141 West 1900 of the northbound car, driven by hours later BURIAL was in the those living within the Ninth Ward boundaries. The Ninth Ward Relief Society held their mothers and daughters fashion show and party last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Clearfield A Jacqie Juaniu Samora, 18 month old daughter of Henry Joseph and Mable Sanchez Samora of 587 E. 425 S., Lay-to- n died Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1977, the result of injuries suffered when a neighbor ran over her while backing his car out of his driveway. She was dead on arrival at the Davis North Medical Center. brother and four Samora, Samora, Sheila Cherral Samora, 4. THE Reverend Hazel Oldham will take Reverend Kenneth C. Edwards place while he is away on vacation. Hazel Oldham is the wife of Jim Oldham, Chaplain at Hill Air Force Base. She is a native of the Philippines. e. SURVIVING are parents of Layton; Lay-to- will have a guest minister in charge of the HE IS survived by his widow of Layton; two sons and three daughters, Wayne S. Page, Layton; Dee Page, Mrs. David (Lois) Flint and Mrs. Carl (Faye) Bates, all of Kaysville and Mrs. Gary (Carol) Tsushima of River-dalHe had 20 grandchildren Alfred Community Church Sets Guest Minister The Layton Community of. party ville City pavilion, for all Salt Lake City and Mrs. Jack Kaysville-Layto- dinner Monday evening at the Kays- Irvin Ralph Page Monday, Aug. 29, 1977 in the Layton 2nd Ward Chapel for Irvin Ralph Page, 82 of 768 N. 3200 W., Layton. He died Thursday, Aug. 25, 1977 in a Bountiful hospital of cardiac with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashby prior to entering the LDS Mission Home in Salt Lake City. He will be serving in the Texas-Dalla- s The Kaysville Ninth LDS Ward held a ward get 3 CSS SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 180 N. 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