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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, OCTOBER 12, 1978 - 1 r jh "3i J J X ! & Rhyme tew v 4 T . v-t F hyrI yv s - r f' v -- i iffi- kWV w , v $? 3wsi Vi. ,y t ' w. ' v- The golden grain is cut and freshly o stored. - N v-- now. And all the rolling hillside hoard J Is garnered for our food. ripened f We know, - ' v v-- '' r ., - c somehow. The four piece band Tali Tale will be performing at the Davis High School auditorium on Si turday, Oct 14,at8pm The band originated m the Kaysville-Laytoarea. Brett Wilcox, Tom Gardner and Zak Thorderson were the original members; Steve Nay, lead vocalist, joined them about three months ago. Zak Thorderson is a Davis High alumnus This will be their debut performance kc That waxing sea of nodding head of grain That rippled through the summe r sun and heat 4 n TO PERFORM Paints pictures, brightly freh, then again y It The best of friends can turn into the bitterest enemies, especially if its only a play. In Cheaper by the Dozen, being staged at Clearfield High School, antagonist Mr. Gilbnth is played by Chns Mikesell, and egging him on is protagonist Miss Brill, played by Lori o::ly a play Kaysville Art Club Will Meet Rasmussen parttime faculty member of thee New University of Utah and part-timadministrator with the of Division Continuing Education He is assistant director of the of Utah Program for Higher Education and director of the Bountiful Art Center Kaysville Book Selections y THOSE who are Interested in singing with the chorus or playing in the orchestra, please contact Mrs Raymond McCurdy, 592 North 150 West, Kaysville, phone Murcia Mansell, Nora Miller and Shirley Stewart np held on Oct 16 at the home of Vera Liston Anton J Rasmussen, abstractionist, will present the program Mr is a ALL 766-047- Rehearsals will begin Oct 22 at 7.30 p m at the Ward Chapel on 50 West 300 South, Kaysville, (just north of Kaysville Jr. High Schixil) RASMUSSEN MR. are featuring the following new book selections: For The source of my and work, artistically philosophically, is nature I see nature from viewpoints and the receive from impressions follows- - adults, A Pair of Deuces," a western by John Reese; Cassandra Rising, science fiction by Alice Laurance; "This Nation Shall Endure, by Ezra Taft Benson; Life Was A Simpler Then," a biography by Loula Grace Erdman. and The W'mter Bride," by Carola Salisbury 1 various perspectives are synthesized into a visual which statement really represents allusions to nature universal in a context " Hostesses are Vera Liston, multi-facete- d Miss FOR THE children Nelson Is Missing" by Harry Allard, "If We Could Make Wishes" by Adelaide Holl; "The House With A Clock In Its Walls by John Bellairs; "Captain Butchers Body by Instrumental In Spearheading Museum are instrumental in spearheading the Kaysville Community Museum Drive areMrs. Carol Collett, chairman, Mrs. Rnselyn Slade, secretary, Russ Bracken, treasurer. Wells F. Collett, ass, slant treasurer - BOARD Bittv B OF Hyer, Directors, lawrcnce C Jansen, Louise P Hess, Robert A Anderson. Barbara Stephenson, Irene M Olsen, I orest Ba'her. Mary B Olsen and Clara Higgins The drive is tindt rwuv and members of the board have nrp inized a door to door fund raising di ive, whu h is one of the biggest fund raising drives of the year from early pioneer times when this area was called Kavs W ard The committee is m hopes that everyone will be generous m donating to the drive Tilt HOME that is to be restored has been donated by Bob Sanders and is to be moved to 45 Last Center Street and the roninittce is in hiijs's they tan raise enough money to move the building in the m ar future Mrs C ollell stated That m ide for application has intnrpora'mn of the contributions as a non profit corporation so all contributions will be tax dislmtible np 1093 N. 1140 W Layton, Utah SPECIALIZING IN SMALL BUSINESSES Organizing books and preparing QuartAil Receipts erly Tax Reports. Pick-u- p Profit and Loss Weekly and Deliver Statements" Monthly. No obligation for an estimate of rates. O A CHARLEY 731-36- 86 JONES Scott Corbett; and "The Magic Lollipop by Janet McNeill np Girl Scouting On Hie Move MRS. COHLTT said, the museum will be named Kavs Ward Museum, being named JONES AND THOMAS BOOKKEEPING SERVICE v by Gladys II cv.ve r Burnham BILLY THOMAS 376-361- 4 The Lakeview neighborhood, District 2 Girl Scouts are in the process of reorganizing At a meeting held on Sept 21 at the Lavton Community Church, plans were discussed for several new activities for the Girl Scout troops this coming year GIRL SCOUTS are dedicated to inspiring girls with the highest ideas of character, conduct, patriotism and service so that thev may become and rehappy resourceful sponsible itizens We wish to thank leaders who attended c the this neighborhood meeting and welcome anyone who is interested in becoming a Girl Scout leader or who has anv exciting ideas which the gills would enjov learning nr doing THEM XT nns ting will be hcldat7pni ontkt 24 at the av ton Community Church If anvone is interested in being a leach r or hav ing their I daughter in the Girl Scout program, please call Judy Maness, public relations chairman and Clearfield trnop nrg inizer at 77V4T0 CHS Sadie Hawkins Dance By SANDY SALE The Sadie Hawkins dance will be held Oct 28, in the stakes ribbon for his very special open sleigh Mr and Mrs Shirley Craig spent several days last week fishing on Flaming Gorge and the nearby streams They had an outstanding time and good fishing success By DONETA M. GATHERUM one-hors- e 773-497- 6 and Mrs. Evan Whitesides have returned home after an extended trip to Oregon. The couple and their Mr. son, Ray, along with another son and his family, Mr and Mrs Grant Whitesides traveled to Oregon to see Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitesides and their family. Ralph who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Whitesides is attending Oregon State University. He hopes to graduate with a doctorate degree in agronomy. His special field of study is the control of bindweed or mornWhile Mr. and Mrs. Whitesides were in Covalis, they helped their son paint his house and enjoyed traveling and sightseeing Four Layton couples returned last week from a ten day tour of the Caribbean Sea. The four couples were Mr. and Mrs. Kay Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Elwm Roberts, Mr. and Mrs Quintas Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Halls. The tour was sponsored by the Utah State Board of Realtors. The tour group flew from Salt Lake City to Miami, Florida w here they boarded a ship that would be their home for eight days The ship sailed at night stopping at various Caribbean Islands during the day. Guided tours of the islands included San Juan, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas and St. Johns in the Virgin Island group and St. Martin was the main highlight of the tour. Three hundred and fifty people from the Ogden area and many more from throughout the state traveled with the combination tour and convention Business meetings were held on board the ship Mr. and Mrs John Morgan recently entertained house guests from Canada The guests were Mrs. Lois Donald Petro left Thursday for a week of elk hunting Mrs Kathy Jones, her small baby and her sister returned home last week after a ten day vacation with her parents in Oceanside, Calif. accom-paine- Mr ana Mrs. Eldon Sill traveled to Yellowstone Park and to the Grand Tetons for a short vacation. by Jane's fiance, Blam visiting in Utah thpy attended the LDS General Conference. Lavton residents who won honors at the recent Utah tp State Fair included Kathleen Dav for two wins in the Angus beef cattle judging, Jimmy Henry for his reserve champion Appalnosa gelding; Dr. Noall Tanner fielded the champion American Saddler m ire, Robert Voight exhibited the best of breed, best young and best opposite sex in Oriental Roller pigeons Ten year old Tammy Sharp won a blue ribbon m the 4-- first class sewing division first year, Leslie Hillier won a best of show in the Home Arts Division with her gray and green plaid wool coat and pant suit entry, Elias Dawson won the home craft sweep THE TICKETS will be S3 50 have a good time at Sadie Hawkins Tickets can be purchased from any sophomore officer or committee member or room C3. The dance will start at 8 p m and end at 11pm So grab your partner and Yae View PTA Harvest Carnival The Vae View Elementary School FTA will hold a Harvest Carnival on Sat , Oct 14 from 12 30 to 3 p m. at the school grounds. activities and games have been planned for children and adults. One special attraction will be a "sDace walk." This is an in i Ik word OcL flatable, balloon-rouDracula and the witch will appear at 2 p m. to entertain and do magic tricks. to games, there will be a cake walk, hotdogs, chili, root beer and IN ADDITION bake sale. The public is invited to support this FTA fundraising activity, dmg 14-1- M M & 17 6 tve. Shows 7:30 & 9:30 H SaLKlaL 1:15 M & 3.15 KAYSVILLE THEATRE Lliimii ms&oo fiSEniWEfll TteniiR C4EniE FXaiOIlH? gfiMTHreinasm (ifepKB tfEiiEiHESflCiELyaJ dtome V2GG!eni3li(3a!r Shuts SeutiUv Hia umjjd nns ifigniiflfe dianDiailbeiutnr-33WE&if-b EfOth WralFOiltu d Sandberg, all of Cardston Canada. While they were is in advance There will be an increase on the price of the tickets if bought at the door MANY FUN Kaughman and her daughter, Jane. They were This a reminder to all girls to ask their guy to Sadie Hawkins. gymnasium. ing glory. The Kaysville City Library describes his art work as Kaysville Residents Members of the Kuvsville Historic Sites Committee who It fortifies us with our bread to eat. Chandler. Performances run nightly through Saturday at 7.30 p m. in the school auditorium. Tickets are $1 50 for adults, $1 for students and 50 tents for children The Kaysville Fruit Heights Cultural and Performing Arts Council are now preparing to begin rehearsals for the Messiah kr& THE GOLDEN GRAIN v Rehearsals For The Messiah -- The undulating waves are stubble . The next meeting of the Kaysville Art Club will be vWvct dT""" . w . eason s $te 4 taniihEiiiiiiti3si (Rjra!r(ihiJ(!njnti)?iji!fiiRc ftuanaa emyiDamiiiainHi URe faiimtiSiiun) i Store (M) sb (Hmsill? (item 0 dfl teG35Gl!ERD QjqpIB dfl On? Qejd (Em o cm, (Bio Gun Gteero am? tnt SspQfe Qo Ora? Qhud mOASS G0o (B Meet The Candidates Mcl the C andidates nights are being planned bv the I tab Assn lalinn of Women's Club, and some of the local PTA's in the area THE FIRST of these two meetings is scheduled for Friday evening at 6 TO p m at the Choral Room at Clearfield High School The second of these meetings will be on Tuesday evening, Oct 17, and will be held at the same place The candidates for the Utah Congressional Seals and the legislative district, and also those seeking School Board positions will be in attendance, for these two evenings The public ts invited to attend vsb (SB (HKHDOtlKBQ mmmmirrn amnonui uitiisi w |
