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Show JUNE 16. 1987 L, And as Newell Phillips stated at the end of the video presentation, "theres not a clinker in the bunch! reunion for the It was Indeed a happy 60th-yea- r Class of 1935. Public School Graduating Kaysville on "Prime Time was aired reunion Tuesday (The News G Views 5 By GARY R. BLODGETT Editor i i Several times each month, I receive a request for the celebrated Best and Worst column. The time is here... A teleWorst comment from a parent in Davis County phone caller to Woods Cross High School complained of the poor coaching on the soccer team. The complaint is intriguing since head coach Kevin Rigby has led the Wildcats to state championships five of the past six years, and, at one point, Rigbys team had won 55 consecutive matches. Poor coaching indeed! The clever Best billboards displayed in Davis County and Throat. Zoo Nose Meanie, of Hogle ("Ears, promotions Minah, Mole, etc.) Last months grand opening special Best deal on gasoline at Circle K in Layton offering unleaded fuel for 68.9 cents per gallon. p The entrance to Circle K during the Worst traffic 68.9 cents gas special. restaurant McDonalds in CenterMost friendly fast-foo- d ville. Customers are always met with a Big Mac and a smile. Russ Jones, formerly of Layton Worst loss by a high school High. One week after his team captured the state track championship, Jones announced he would leave Layton High for Davis High School. Russ is a winner in the classroom as well as on the field. Per capita spending Best reason to live in Davis County from the Davis County General Fund is the lowest of all counties in Utah ($71 per person). The 1987 tax rate is also lowerthan the state average. The Utah Tax Commission's Worst reason to live in Utah new personal property depreciation schedule has dramatically increased taxes. The owner of a 1977 motorcycle, for instance, increase of 73 percent, with similar tax will pay a increases on boats (87 percent), motor homes (66 percent) and travel trailers (64 percent). Former RepubliWorst political comment in Davis County can chairman Ruby Price, claiming she was defeated 78-- 7 because she was black and a female. She later said that the Lord punished her for choosing her eventual successor, Steve Smoot, as vice chairman. (I didnt realize the Lord was involved in political party squabbles!) Second worst political comment in Davis County Ruby Price saying, I dont know if Smoot is qualified to be Republican chairman. I dont know anything about him! (If thats the case, why did Ruby choose him as her vice chairman in the first place?) On a $75,000 home,, Best place to avoid high property taxes youd pay less property tax in Syracuse ($639), Woods Cross (657) and Kaysville ($666). On a $75,000 Worst place to avoid high property taxes home, youd pay the highest taxes in Clearfield ($783), South Weber ($784) and Sunset ($740). Now for the good news: Youd pay over $800 in either Salt Lake City or Ogden City. Last year Americans drank more Worst nutrition news drinks than soft of they did tap water. gallons Americans drank more beer Second worst nutrition news than they did milk. d The Worst case of inciting a riot sections at Hill Air Force Base and smoking and the Internal Revenue Service. According to the HAFB labor are up in arms. ..And, union, both smokers and according to several callers, there have been numerous and broken friendships. Pres. Reagans Best example of government inefficiency at a total cost of job program created 35,000 new jobs-b- ut $88,571 per job. Bountiful City merchants could have created the same number of jobs at a much lower cost. The American Federation of Best example of growth Teachers has signed up nearly 40 percent of the teachers at several Davis County schools. The Utah Jazz were Worst example of athletic support unable to sell out any of their three play-ogames. (The Jazz ranked 13th of 23 NBA teams in per game attendance). Sizzler Restaurant in Bountiful. Best salad bar The halibut at the Peppercorn Restaurant in Best seafood tie-u- one-ye- ar Class reunions are usually reserved for the uniting of high school graduating classes. But this is not the case of Kaysvilles Class of 1927-3- uniting of an elementary school class 1 first-grad- sixth-grad- Out-of-state- The idea for an elementary school reunion started with Newell Phillips who devoted nearly a year to traveling throughout the western United States taking videos of all the classmates he could find. Continued from Page if you have better Best and Worst nominations, pass them along. Well publish them in a future column. Happy Birthday The Davis Reflex-Journcongratulates Ridge Tracy al Arave on his first birthday. The son of Tracy B. and Tamara K. Arave of 600 W. Mutton Hollow, No. 89, in Kaysville. His big day is coming up Saturday. He mentioned that the Wright-Patterso- n museum in Ohio brings in more than $1 million in tourism annually. Mqjor General Hadley told of some of the aircraft that have been received at the museum. He spoke of the bartering system he uses to find artifacts for the museum. He mentioned a special project that is in need of funding now. This is the reconstruction of a World War II Chapel and barracks. Since all artifacts cant be stored outside, Miqor General Hadley said it was imperative that a building be constructed for those things that are historical treasures such as some of the early plans and the first AF helicopter that are fabric covered. About $l'2 million are needed to complete this phase of Utah's Bdurt Sculpta And Dnign By The World Famous Pivot Point International PIVOT POIffl y Present you the best of Chinese Cantonese, Mandarine and Szechuan Mor-tense- ton, Farmington. Wesley Nance, Ogden; Mary Payne McGraw, Salt Lake City; R. Odell Perkins, Kaysville; Lynn Peterson, deceased 1985; Sherman Peterson, havent yet located; Newell Phillips. Clearfield; Orrin Randall, Centerville; John Sandall, deceased 1976; Faye Sanders Moon, deceased 1984; Dick Saxton, Kentfield, Calif.; Jack Schofield, Kaysville; Darlene Brown, deceased 1977; Nadine Shemer Walters, deceased 1950; David Stewart, Glen, Mont.; Merle City; Dean Streeper, West Point; James Strong, Salt Lake City; John Swanger, Salt Lake City; Lena Todd Flint, deceased 1987; Stewart, Salt Lake Fern Wright Bangerter, Centerville; Sammy Yamane, Syracuse; Cleo Young, Kaysville. the museum. The first milestone for the Air Force Museum of Flight was May 2, 1987. The museum opened on this date. Between 5,000 and 6,000 people attended the opening day activities. Attendance since then has been about 500 daily. Many visitors are from other states and foreign countries. LesrAufiMr r T LOCATED AT COLONIAL SQUARE y l Vs , Telephone: Mon.-Thur- 11 a.m.-1- 0 Sundy 11 p.m. a.m.-1- 0 I Frl.-Sa- L 11 a.m.-l- l p.m. p.m. Off Every Take Out Order Off Senior Citizens before 5 p.m. Monday-Frlda12:30-4:3- 0 544-913- y, p.m. 295-233- 295-304- 4, 6 mornings Mcflex Journal -- Published weekly by Clipper Publishing Co. Inc. 96 South Main, Bountiful, Utah B4010 Weekly newspaper published at Layton, Utah every Tuesday, In the Interest of Davis County and colonies formed by former residents. Address all correspondence to 197 North Main, Layton, Utah 84041. Subscription rate: 25e per copy, $6.50 per year, mailed In county, $7.50 per year outside. John Stable, Jr. Lucile S. Stable J. Howard Stable Tom Buuelberg OwnerPubllsher Vice President Manager Editor 544-913- 3 SHOULDER HURT?- If shoulder pain is slowing you down, call us today. jjA KGM 9 546-007- 3, kely be covered by your insurance. In any case, the initial exam costs nothing. U INSTITUTE OF HAIR DESIGN BOUNTIFUl museum committee. pain in your shoulder, weve eliminated one of the reasons people postpone seeing the chiropractor. We now offer a free consultation and spinal function test. If or treatment are indicated, they will li- INTERNATIONAL CLASSES IN COSMETOLOGY museum. The people of Utah will have to do it. He challenged members of the Layton Chamber of Commerce to come up with a donation that could be used by the To help you get rid of the 295-097- 7 295-097- 5 Air Force will not build the FREE EXAM DOESNT. On 547 West 2600 South, Bountiful Major General Hadley said, We have a little old gold mine there that needs to be worked. The Reflex Office Hours Our Phone Numbers fb,A Style i. Bir-kenfel- d, O Food, 10 10 1 The speaker gave three reasons to build the museum. First, it is important to collect and preserve the history of the airforce. Second, there is a great educational potential. When the full objective is achieved, the museum will include a theater and classrooms. Third, a museum of this nature is a good feature to attract visitors. Tourism means dollars into the local economies. Layton. Hours: Harold Hamblin, Kaysville; Ardella Hayes Firkins, Salt Lake City; Forest Hayes, Deceased 1965; Denise Holland, havent yet located; Carol Hyde Kaysville; Melvin Jensen, Ogden; Frank K. Jones, Layton; Dale Jost, Kaysville; Beth Kidd Harris, Salt Lake City; George Kikuchi, Quincy, Wash.; Nate Kilfoyle, Kaysville; Lloyd Larkins, deceased 1978; Homer Layton, deceased 1984; Jack Miller, Porterville, Calif; Elva Moore, deceased 1968; Mary n Margaret Morgan Muir, Salt Lake City; Ruth Bennett, Layton; Eddie Moore, havent yet located; Ernest Monson, Brigham City; John Mor- Volunteers aid museum ff We Are Proud to rs of Quincy. California; Jack Miller, Porterville, Calif.; Dick Saxton, Kentfield, Calif.; David Stewart, Glen, Mont.; and Fern Flint Bennett of Preston, Ida. ts Hazel S. Willard Kaysville LaMar Bumingham, deceased 1963; Albert Clark, Layton; Ashley Cole, deceased 1985; Edward Davis, Ogden; David Flint, Kaysville; Fem Flint Bennett, Preston, Ida.; Jay Galbraith, deceased 1972; Cumer Green, deceased 1944; Wesley Gransden, Bennett, Utah; LaMar Green, Fruit Heights; Gertrude Grossman Gallensen, Salt Lake. old-tim- non-smoke- rs Shortly after we moved to Kaysville ten years ago, someone made the comment to us, I dont like to be by Doc Warden at a he just cant be objective! But," he game where his boys play continued, "If ever I had to go in for an operation, hes the surgeon Id want holding the knife. There isnt a better doctor around! And that is what we have found in Dr. David Warden as our a qualified, caring, conscientious human family physician being. We, too, hope this litigation is cleared quickly so that his much needed and appreciated services can continue. one that stuck together from 927 until they advanced into junior high eight years later. There were 61 in that class a few dropped out and a few were added over the eight-yea- r span and about 40 of them gathered at the Kaysville City Park for a class reunion. The city park was the closest we could get to the old school which was torn down a few years back, said Newell Phillips, of Clearfield, it was Newell and Jim Strong, of Salt Lake City, who decided to have e the gala affair of buddies who went through elementary school together. Following the schedule of their early days in school, the class reunion began with the ringing of a bell at 9 a.m., lunch at noon, and the reunion closed at 4 p.m. There were a lot of laughs, there were tears of happiness, there was rejoicing of the good old days, there were memories of the past, and sadness for those 17 classmates who are deceased. Five of the 1 3 teachers who taught these youngsters during those eight years just prior to the dee pression are still living. Edna Layton, a teacher now living in California, is the oldest at 94. She was unable to attend because of a fractured e teacher who is hip, but Hugh Wilcox, a now 86, was there. Others, including Ewa Layton Newman, of Salt Lake City. Lavon Pack Robinson, St. George, and Blanche Adams Reed, of Layton, were scheduled to attend. Both principals of Kaysville Public School during E.M. VJhitesides and George Holt, that period have passed on. The only classmates to marry each other, Margery Beesley and LaMar Green, still living in who Kaysville, were at the reunion. said they would be there included George Kikuchi, recently-implemente- Letter To Editor 5. Thats because the reunion last Saturday was the non-smoki- fist-figh- Access.") Classmates who were at one time or another in are: the class of 1927-3Howard Barkdull, deceased 1976; Lloyd Barnes, Kaysville; George Barhett, Ogden; Russell Barton, deceased 1977; Viola Brigance, deceased 1932; Margery Beesley Green, Kaysville; Jack Bench, havent yet located; Venla Bone Nisonger, Heber City; JUNE Pfcaue bring la d FORA M A PPOINTMENUCA iOM3 ran 23rd dj 1 1 ft i lilt it -' |
