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Show NOVEMBER 10. 1987 Fall was celebrated recently at Crestview Elementary School in Layton by Juanita Larsons 3rd grade class including: Brit Summerville, left, Brian Park, Carlie Bough and Dustin Page. Students celebrate fall The students in LAYTON Juanita Larsens third grade class at Crestview Elementary School Teresa Blake, floral designer, and Rae Ann Blood, owner, show off some of the arrangements and wares available at the new Flower Peddler in Layton. celebrated Johnny Appleseeds birthday with a Fall Fair. Flower Peddler5 opens One of Laytons LAYTON newest family-oriente- d business is The Flower Peddler. Located at 557 N. Main in the Inkleys complex, this flower and gift shop is owned and operated by Marcus and Rae Anne Blood, residents of Layton. Assisting them in the business venture is Teresa Blake, floral designer who once owner her own floral shop and has eight years in the floral design and arrangement business. Marcus Blood has always been in floriculture. He holds a B.S. degree from Weber State in botany and is part of the masters interested gardeners program through the USU Extension Service program. He is a popular lecturer on plants and flowers. Rae Anne, his wife, brings other expertise to the business. She has a solid background in crafts and gift ideas. The couple are parents to five children ranging in age from 13 years to 2. Mr. Blood says they hope The Flower Peddler will develop into a family business that will involve the children heavily. The Flower Peddler is an outgrowth of a family greenhouse the Bloods started several years ago as a hobby that turned into a small commercial project. Many of the plants sold at the shop will be grown in the Blood greenhouse. The Flower Peddler is a full-lin- e floral shop offering arrangements for all occasions along with specialty gifts, silk and fresh plants and arrangements, fruit baskets, loon bouquets and living bals. center-piece- They offer delivery service. Another feature of this business is their wedding service. Not only will they provide all the flowers needed for a wedding, The Flower Ped The annual event took place last Friday. Each student contributed several items to the fair. Everyone made a woven sampler, some stitchery , an apple doll to be part of the Apple Dumpling Gang, and other work that tied into the third grade curriculum. fair-relate- dler also has a referral service to help with catering and photography. One of the unique features of The Flower Peddler is their plantscap-ing- . This service can help a business owner or a home owner find the right living or silk arrangements for the interior of their home or business and this spring, Mr. Blood will do plantscaping for the exteriors of homes and businesses. A simple living or silk arrangement can make homes or offices much more appealing, Mrs. Blood notes. The Flower Peddler is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Saturday hours are from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Mrs. Blood says, Our personal touch is the difference. We hope to provide the products and services people want. A personal touch is added to all items. d Highlight of the fair was the indi vidual displays contributed by class members. There was a display featuring a King Cobra stuffed snake from Vietnam and a Bula mask from Fuji. One student had an interesting presentation on New Zealand sheep pointing out New Zealand is a land of 70 million sheep and threo million people. Students brought baked goods, baseball cards and balls, matchbox cars, models, shells, dolls, bird feeders, raingutter ragatta boats, rocks, leaf collections and many more personal hobby favorites. KAYSVILLE The Kaysville anniversary celebration Sunday, Nov. 15. Rev. Ron Thompson, who founded this local assembly in 1972, will preach at the regular 11 a.m. service, and share joys and heartaches of his 10 years of ministry in Kaysville at a special 1:45 p.m. service. Between these services there will be a potluck dinner, providing an opportunity to reflect on Gods blessing over these 15 years. Ron and Wanda Thompson moved to Kaysville in August, 1972 as a missionary couple under the auspices of United Missionary Fellowship (Sacramento, Calif.). In November of that year he began to conduct services in the old Presbyterian Church building at the corner of 1st East and Center Street. In October, 1975 their present property was purchased on st South Street, with the first building erected the next year. 1 Because of growth, another facility was added in 1981. In September, 1982 the Thompsons moved to Cedar City, to plan another local assembly, Valley Bible Church. At that time Dr. Royce Short assumed responsibility as pastor. Continued growth made it possible for the church to be a Lunch menus for the elementary schools for the week of Nov. 16 include: Monday, Nov. 16, nachos in a boat, lettuce salad, buttered peas, applesauce, snickerdoodle cookie and milk. Kindergarten snack, snickerdoodle and milk. Tuesday, Nov. 17, baked ham, hash browns, cheese sticks, buttered green beans, orange slices, glazed pineapple twist and milk. Kindergarten snack, fresh fruit and milk. Wednesday, Nov. 18, corn dog and mustard, buttered youth (3 years through high school) to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and then train them for His service July 1, 1979, the Kaysville Bible Church gave bir(h to a daughter church when some of the people began the Roy Bible Church, meeting at North Park Elementary School. The Roy Bible Church, pastored by Les Lofquist, has also been greatly blessed these past eight years. Beginning in the Fall, 1 980, Bible institute level classes were offered through the Intermountain Bible Institute, in which the Kaysville Bible Church had a major part. Everyone is invited to attend these special anniversary services, as well as any other services of the Kaysville Bible Church. There are fully independent church as of Jan. 1, 1986. Some of the special highlights of these 15 years include: The beginning of the AWANA program at Kaysville Bible Church in 1978. AWANA is an international youth ministry that seeks to lead Real Comfort black leather Soft, cushion inSole Steel shank tor foot support g sole corn, tossed salad wedge chocolate pudding and milk. Kindergarten snack, banana piece and milk. Thursday, Nov. 19, French dip tator gems mixed vegetables, apple slice, peanut butter finger, milk. Kindergarten snack, small peanut butter sandwich and milk. Friday, Nov. 20, sloppy Joes, fruit cup, oatoven fries meal raisin cookie, milk or chocolate milk. Kindergarten snack, cookie and milk. 1165 Bartons Family Shoes 43 No. Main - Downtown various weekly ministries for men, women, and youth in addition to the regular Sunday Services of Sunday School at 9:45 a.m., worship at 11 a.m. and a 6 p.m. Evening Bible Hour. For more information, contact 1 Dr. Royce Short at or 546-088- Bountiful RedWings UNWANTED HAIR A PROBLEM?? -- - Medically Approved Permanent Hair Removal 8 Years Experience Guaranteed Permanent - Facial Hair - Swim Suit Line - Eyebrows Permanently Arched junia fPetlc 91. & Permanent Hair Removal After 5 p.m. 665 E. 546-198- 7 Third N, Kaysville Permanent flair removal Bountiful Professional Plaza 1480 S. Orchard Dr. By appointment 292-Il- 6l or just do nothing at all. Pre-Holid- ay If you have something on your mind... Write a Letter To The Bditorl jAc. 2(0 Sale off Starts Wednesday, Nov. 11th through Nov. 16th Open every evening until 8 P.M. CHILDRENS STORES Utah546-034- Boots... SFnn Scarlet ' "Electrolysis Its easy to sit idly by and complain Layton, an Electrolysis d, LAYTON HILLS MALL All-Americ- Elementary menus Church to celebrate 15th Bible Church, 197 W. 100 S., Kaysville, will be commemorating 15 years of ministry with a special Students from other classes in the school had the opportunity to visit the fair and celebrate Johnny Appleseeds birthday along with Mrs. Larsens third graders. -- 8 Free Gift Wrap -- Childcraft Bedford OAK CME Reg. $269.00 Mens Slacks & Shirts Served 00 with purchase of any Simmons mattress Canopy available p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday thru Saturday 6.95 6.95 Broiled Salmon Steak Chicken Fried Steak Chicken Breast Strips Fned and and Battered SALE S Deep with Side of Sweet and Grilled Topped aitA Butter Sauce New York Steak Teriyaki 6 OL Strip All dinners served with choice of: Soup or Salad Baked Potato or Parmesan Noodles Vegetable Beverage (Coffee, Tea, or Soft Drink) 296NorthMam Robes Womens Coats Dresses Sour Sauce. 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