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Show ujj'fwrm I WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, OCTOBER 6, 1977 IS Layton Kiwanis Installs Heads Duane Johnson, excavation contractor. The Kiwanis Club of Layton f '' ' 1 "' and their wives, met with I Kiwanis Division Lt. GoverDon J. Borrup Friday evening at the Valley View Restaurant for the clubs annual installation banquet. THE program included a steak dinner and entertainment arranged by a club member, Ron Haycock. Entertainment was presented by a musical group composed of Miss Tamara Burke, vocal Clearfield Relief Society Recreation Relief Clearfield nor ' 7 ix Stake The Society is sponsoring a special artist; Darrell Redford, piano; and Tom Antista, 65th Date A Salt Lake City couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gailey, who formerly made their home in Layton, are being honored at an open house to be held on Saturday, October MR. AND MRS. CLIFTON BLOOD 8. FRIENDS and relatives are cordiallyinvited to attend this function in the couples honor between the hours of 5 and 8 p.m. which will be held at the LDS Salt Lake Stake Chapel, 142 West 200 North, North Salt Open House MR. AND MRS. FRED In celebration of their golden wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton E. Blood of 296 East 100 North, Kaysville will be honored at an SHEFFIELD Golden Date open house on Sunday, Oct. 9 at their home. The open house is being hosted by their children. The family will celebrate the golden wedding anniversary on October 12 of James together. Sheffield. tired from Hill Air Force MR. Sheffield was bom in Kaysville on Sept. 5, 1906 where he grew up. Mrs. Sheffield was bom in Syracuse on and has a hobby Fred and Melva Smedley Her parents moved to Layton where she grew up. Mr. Sheffield left for a Southern States mission just 13 days after they were married. When he returned two years later, they made their home in Kaysville. They have spent the last 35 years in the home that they built July 11, 1909. Mr. Sheffield was the first Eagle Scout in the Francis Peak Region in 1923. He reBase in 1971. Now he gardens of growing gladioluses. MRS. Sheffield worked for the Salt Lake Woolen Mills, then retired after 15 years of cooking for the Davis County School District. Her hobby is crocheting and needlepoint. They have one son, Hal S. three grandSheffield, tlree children and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Seegmiller, North, Sunset, girl 153 W. September 28, 1 977 K. . teacher and is a member of the Kaysville Eighth Ward High Priest home September 25, 1977 and Mrs. David Bera, 46 N. 2200 W., Layton, and Mrs. Laurence MR. BLOOD was bom April a son of Ernest C. and Harriet E. Loynd Blood. He was educated in the Kaysville schools and has resided in Kaysville all of his life. He was employed with Kaysville-Lay-to- n Milling Company for 17 16, 1905 in Kaysville, Mills in Ogden for 222 years. He retired in 1970. A member of the LDS Church, he has served as a boy Mr. omitted. Mr. and Mrs. Blood were married October 5, 927 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. years and with Pillsbury Births Mr. FRIENDS and relatives are invited to call between the hours of 3 to 6 p.m. The couple requests that gifts be . 1850 i Conrad, 149 Cushing, Layton, boy September 30, 1 977 and Mrs. Nolan C. Schofield, 1451 S. Bluff Road, Syracuse, boy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Reyna, 1028 E. Mutton Hollow Road, Kaysville, girl Mr. Quorum. SINCE HER marriage, she has resided in Kaysville and is an active member of the LDS Church where she has worked in the YWMIA and Relief Society. She served as secretary and also a visiting, teacher in the Relief Society for many years. They are parents of four daughters, Mrs. Delores Mitchell, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Henry (Rona Lee) Spackman, Mrs. Sharron Perkins, Mrs. Donald E. (Linda) Cottrell, all of Layton and 16 grandchildren and seven Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Gailey were united in marriage on LDS np Births In Kaysville ts Kaysville LaLeche To Meet Yvonne For further information Nothing beats a heart to heart talk You can carry on a very pleasant conversation at the bank with the heart of gold. Were willing to listen attentively to what you have to say. And willing to tell you whatyoure doing well with your money, as well as how things could be improved. Even though the suggestions we make might not put a coin in our coffers. If you need financial advice for your family or business, stop by for a chat or a lengthy discussion. After all, who has more knowledge about money management than a bank? And at our bank, were prepared to share the wealth. 376-12- building. (a size ten cost $10. for fabric) The North Center Davis Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met for their September meeting at the home of Mrs. Yvonne Spencer. Ila Nalder conducted the meeting. Yvonne Spencer gave the history of East Layton since 1936. Ada Forbes gave a lesson on President Brigham Youngs death and funeral. Refreshments were served. The Fiddlers Creek Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met Thursday, Sept. 20 at the home of Mrs. Carol Morgan. Camp president, Mrs. Marilyn Murphy presided at the meeting. A lesson, giving a review of the important happenings of 1877 was given by Nancy Maughan. The Bay View Club met Wednesday, Sept. 19 at the home of Mrs. Oma Wilcox. Jane Layton Strongquist spoke on Dr. Dyers work, Your Erroneous Zone." dmg Now for the first time... More walls for less money with genuine You II sove on every Wall Te style and poiier n for every room in your home eCng coniprnpor ary designs traditional colonial foil we look Wall Te i better thon ordinary wollpoper too Becouse tts scrubboble inppable and easy to hong d your self come n for o first rate Americas first name on deal m fabric backed vinyl wall covering OPEN MON --FRI 9 Murray.". Town SAT 9 30-- 6 FREE PARKING PM Country OPEN: MON FRI. 9 -- LaVars Close to you & 30-- 9 Counter Tops and Flooring Inc. 11 North Main, Kaysville I Centerville V Orem PM SUN 1 5 P M 4179 S. Redwood, Meadowbrook Plaza 5650 South 900 East 1266 East 3300 South Granger 51 Member FDIC tasxsmtu 376-857- 9 766-030- 2 federal civil servant; and Well make it for you FREE while you wait less than 30-- 9 P M SAT. 9.30-- 6 Hugh B. Life and organ class that same evening at the Stake Center at 6 p.m. and Nelda Chandlers class on nutrition will be held as scheduled at 6 p.m. also in the Third and Seventh Ward Wall-Te- x. SECOND NATIONAL BANK Phone or help with problems about breastfeeding, call Susan Cole, or Lynn Wannberg, about meetings Mrs. Knight. TINA Harrison will hold her His this excellent speaker, said Deseret discuss informally different phases of breastfeeding. Toopic for the second meeting is The Art of Breastfeeding and Overcoming Difficulties. ALL women who are interested in nursing their babies are invited as are their babies. You need not be pregnant or even have a family to attend If you are a wife and hope someday to have children, if you are a grandmother, if you are interested you are welcome. BOARD members are Lewis G. Shields, mayor and Brown, NEW shipments! NEW fall colors! Layton Clubs The Kaysville group of LaLeche League will hold its second meeting of a series on Thursday, Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. at Bonebreak, 593 S. Mountain Road, Fruit Heights. . THE GROUP will meet the first Thursday of each month. A series of four meetings will r THE COUPLE have a family of five daughters and two sons, all of whom are still living. They are Mrs. Helen G. Layton and Mrs. Jacob Eugene (Bemiece) Hansen, np of Thoughts. The public is invited to hear one-ho- review of the book, federal civil servant; Narrvel E. Hall, attorney; Max Kennedy, federal civil servant; Karl Mankel, representative of I.O.F.; Ralph Dibble, farmer; Harry Woodward, IT IS requested that gifts be omitted, vsb the Primary organization. Relief Society organization and the Mutual Improvement organization, along with numerous other positions of leadership. She and her husband both served for 28 years as temple workers in the Salt Lake Temple, having been released from that position only recently. e, home Bend, Ark.; Dr. Joseph Bountiful; and Gailey, William (Bill) Bailey, Ogden. 29 They have grand42 children, greatgrandchildren and one greatgrandchild. MRS. GAILEY, the former Ada Williams of Layton and Syracuse, too has spent a life time of service to her church. She has been a counselor in The grandparents are Mr. MRS. BLOOD was the Mrs. Reed Rigby, Kaysand former Ivy Child of River-dalville; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Utah. She was born Thomas, Bountiful; and Mr. August 11, 1908 in Riverdale, and Mrs. Verl Beecher of the daughter of Harrison Bvl a Anchorage, Alaska. and Ivy Ballantyne Child!. She are The was educated in the Riverdale Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nelson, schools and attended Ogden Layton; and Mrs. Cecil High School. Beecher, Bountiful; and Mrs. She has been employed with Grace Teeter of Yost, Utah, the both of Roy; Mrs. William B. (Nelda) Corbridge of Layton; Mrs. Vaughan (Ann) Fowler, also of Layton; Mrs. Harold (Ruth) Swan, of Horseshoe The new officers and direc tors for 1977-7- 8 were installec by Lt. Governor Borrup. New officers are Wayne Bone, president, electrical contractor; C. Bruce Barton, first vice president, Layton city attorney; Jerry J. Willy, second vice president, merchant; Thell Day, secretary and treasurer, merchant. new Layton Stake. In 1960 Mr. Gailey was ordained as a Temple Sealer by President David O. McKay. In 1963, he was ordained as patriarch of the Salt Lake Stake, the oldest stake in the church. Rejoicing over the arrival of their first child, a baby daughter are Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Reed Rigby of 139 South Third West, Kaysville. She was bom on September 22, 1977 at the McKay-De- e Hospital in Ogden and weighed 9 lb 1 oz and will be named Alicia Lynne. The new mother is the former Jaclynne Beecher of Kays- the Kaysville Elementary School for seven years. Temple. BEING LIFE long active members of the LDS Church, Mr. Gailey is a former bishop of the Layton Second Ward. On May 24, 1945 he became an ordinance worker in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. In 1951 he was ordained as a patriarch of the North Davis Stake by President Spencer W. Kimball. Following the division of the North Davis Stake, and the Layton Stake formed, he became the patriarch in the ville. the Davis County School lunch program for 22 years where she served as unit manager at Oc- tober 9, 1912 in the Salt Lake recreation night, Thursday, 13 at 6 p. m. in the LDS Third and Seventh Ward Chapel, 231 East 300 North. FLORA Knight, who has been teaching how to give a book review has invited Mrs. Kent (Shirley) Murdock of Kaysville to give a October drums. MR AND MRS. WALLACE GAILEY P M. 290 E. Pages Lane 55 South State Street |