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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL. MAY 18 1978 sK Evolution Of The Mexican Mariaclii y 1 S fi ? r , " 4 t V' -- i 4 x 3 The thought of Mexican music brings to mind a vision of the colorful mariachi tight pants and short jackets studded with silver conchos, 4 wide-brimme- sombreros, d villainous mustaches, wild violins, lonesome guitars and blaring trumpets. Where did it all start THE WORD mariachi evolved from the French word for marriage, when during the days of French intervention in Mexico (1960s), French aristocracy would invite local music groups to perform at weddings Aircraft Display At Hill Field - HILL AFB Two of the hottest fighter aircraft in the I ree World will be on display at Hill AFB on Armed Forces Day, May 20 OPEN house is from 11 to 3 p m Cameras are permitted On display will be the Air am Helping with the Kaysville Region musical production The Last Day are 1 to r, Terry Larsen, Centerville South Stake; Karen Stickney, Beth Sanders, David Walker, Gladys Mayfield, John Back, Gary Porter, Mamie Peck, Hopper, Sonja Christensen Manon Storey and Ann Manusen, from Kaysville and Kaysville STAKE r.lUSICAL forces East Stakes APRIL On Friday, June 9, the Kaysville Region will present the musical play, "The Last Today at Viewmont High School in Bountiful There will be two performances, one at 6 30 p m and one at 8 p m Admittance is free and open to the public The hour-lonplay will appeal to young and old alike and promises to be a superb show terville South, Perry Larsen Written and produced by Ann THE Kaysville and Kaysville East Stakes are en- performance. families may time to However, come at either their suit convenience A case of over 200 hours of rehearsal, catchy music, lively dancing, and bright scenery, have been combined for an exceptional evening of entertainment KAYSVILLE Stake direc- tors are. Marion Storey, Cly-tt- e Adams, Kaysville East, Gladys Mayfield, Marnie Peck, Beth Sanders; Farmington, Olive Hodsen, Wilda Schryver, Centerville, Chris Birch, Dennis Ferrin, Cen New Book Selections At Library Announced By DONETA M. GATHERUM Miss Mr and Mrs Edwin (Eva) Taylor traveled over 1,000 miles throughout Idaho last week to visit relatives and to enjoy the spring time beauty of our neighboring state They went to Boise to stay with their son and daughter-in-law- , Winn and Fawn Taylor Other stops included Idaho Falls, Rigby and St Anthony Mr. and Mrs Ezra Layton have also returned home from a vacation trip that took them to visit relatives in other parts of the US Mr and Mrs Layton traveled by bus to Omaha, Nebr , where their daughter and Robert and Janet Layton Hart and their children live After spending several days with the Hart family, Mr and Mrs Layton traveled on to Nashville, Tenn , where their son, Glen H Layton and his son-in-la- are now living family Besides enjoying the visit with their children and grandchildren, Mr and Mrs Layton also had the opportunity of sightseeing in many our states including Arkansas, Texas and New of New book selections at the Kaysville City Library ADULT fiction, "Merlins Keep, by Madeleine Brent, The Turning Point (the movie) by Arthur Laurents We have the series of the Bicentennial novels or as they are also known as the Kent Chronicles including the last one The Lawless by John are regional events W under the dir non of llliam N Mexico Third grade students at Layton Elementary School and Crestview Elementary School observed a special weaving and spinning demonstration last week The third grade students have been studying how clothes are made They witnessed wool being carded, spun and then woven into material Pauline Harvey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Harvey, was one of the girls selected to be a varsity cheerleader at Layton High school School for the 1978-79 year Julian Martinez had re- turned home after spending two weeks in Korea Mr Martinez, who is a member of the U S Air Force reserve, traveled to Korea with over 60,000 other Air Force Reserve personnel The reservists flew by commercial plane to Seoul, Korea and then they were taken in smaller groups to different parts of the country for maneuvers and training Monday evening, the Beta Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs Paul McBride to listen to a program on the social environment around us Owen Mr. and Mrs (Carole) Jones are enjoying a visit from Mrs Jones sister, Mrs Joyce Woods Mrs Moods who lives in Orlando, Fla , arrived in Layton on May 19 She is spending some time with Mrs Jones and some time with her father who lives in Paradise, Utah Featured speaker in Sacrament meeting last Sunday was Elder John Osborne, the son of Mr and Mrs Manuel B Osborne He will serve an LDS mission to the Belgium Brussels Mission Mrs Frank Harvey and her Ogden on Saturday, May 13 Mr and Mrs Scott Smedley and Bishop and Mrs Terry Smedley recently returned home from a week's vacation in Hong Kong The two brothers and their wives traveled to the Far Eastern country with a mobile home sales group The Layton residents went from San 1 rancisco to Hong Kong The homes there are sky scrapers built into the softs of the mountains Some of the buildings are 30 to 40 stories high One farming area they visited is on the border of Red China Transportation in Hong Kong is mostly double-deckbuses and a subway system Terries travel from one island to another One harbor has an underwater tunnel that took three years to build Now it takes five minutes by car that took 45 minutes by ferry Farming is done in the ancient way, using water buffalo and carrying water in buckets over their shoulders The Smedleys visited an ancient walled village where the main street was only 6 feet wide and side streets were 3 feet wide They also attended an LDS English speaking church Guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shook on Sunday were their daughter and family, two daughters attended a Mothers Day special Mr and Mrs Ben Kistler and Laura Ann of Murray, Mr and Mrs Richard Clark and Harvey The luncheon was held at the Mansion House in and Melissa of Bountiful, Mr and Mrs Patterson Sizemore luncheon honoring Mrs Ima daughters Shandra, Jennifer Cc 'O of Layton and Mr and Mrs Roy W llhamson and son Kent of Kaysville On 7, Sunday, May Jonathan Bingham Yurth was blessed in the Layton 13th Ward Fast and Testimony meeting The child was born March 10, 1978, a son of Larry and Marsha Bingham Yurth He has one sister named Allyson Grandparents are Layton Mrs Nola residents, Bingham and Mr. and Mrs Gordon R Yurth The childs great grandmother is Mrs Sarah G Yurth of Layton Out of town guests who attended the blessing included Mr and Mrs James W Kerkman and their children, Harold, Valerie and Carla from Pocatello, Idaho, Mr and Mrs Richard V Bingham and their children, Michael and Scott from Granger, David Yurth and his children, Michael and Jenifer from Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs Ned Young from Hunter, and Mrs Beth Redman from Ogden. Superior Performance At HAFB A Superior Performance Award has been presented to Clearfield resident Helen M AFB Hanlon at Hill ceremonies SHE IS A supply clerk at the Utah air base Sherrie Cunnington, 18 attendants were Debbie Orton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Orton of Morgan, and Beckie Richardson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kent Richardson of Tavlor The three women were selected in a contest at Hill AFB last Saturday Judged were ap personality, ptarance, and horsemanship OFFICIALS were Douglas Hunt, Weber County Commissioner, Nadine Baker and Rolave Poll, former Hill AI B rodeo queens, and John Ashton, Darrel Johnson, and Kent Petersen, all base workers Miss Cunnington will participate in various rodeo events in nearby communities including Ogdens Pioneer IN "Journey non-fictio- Peter n to The Ryan Presidents It Grew np 20-m- non Other aircraft on display at Armed Forces Day at Hill AFB include the F-l- ll fighter-bombe- r, fighters, helicopters as well as a variety of other aircraft held in Boise, Ida m August A INERT Minuteman missile and other military hardware also will be shown Being held in conjunction with Armed Forces Day will be a civilian fly-i- n Private pilots and their aircraft from throughout Utah and nearby cities in surrounding states are invited April is nine years old and a member of the Gol I Duster Dull Team She has been taking dancing the past year and a half Sne has danced at many functions, some of which are Miss Kaysville pageant, Kaysville 9th Ward Last Fling Night, Kaysville Last Stake cultural nights arid also both the H county and state talent review contests PILOTS ARE asked to arrive at Hill between 7 30 and 9am They should check with their local airports for details on the event Rounding out the day at Hill will be an appearance of Star Wars movie characters, including Darth Vadar and SHE IS the daughter of Mis Judy Turneau of Kavsville She enjoys danc ing and p'ans to continue in this field np Chewbaca V i i I - Ii "vtm Days SHE WON an Apoaloosa Knowledge Award for two years, was Little Buc karoo for Ueber County in 1972, and was the Hooper Posse Queen in 1974 Miss Cunnington also was named by the judges at the Hill Miss event as Horsemanship it r, was invited (aped in Logan at Utah State University for her performance She will compete with the 4 H talent contestants from the Western Region of the United States for the opportunity to attend the national convention to be MISS NON-FICTIO- N It f BOTH carry a variety of missiles and rotkets as well multi-barrcanas a rurneau to be video 1T8-7- AS 4-- wet k year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Blaine R Cunning'on of Hooper, has been named as the Hill ATB Rodeo Queen for SLIECTED o w lepresentative in the countv talent cortest took second place in the state talent review in Salt Lake City last Miss April M Turnedu, a talented voung dancer from Kavsville, Davis County HAFB Rodeo Queen THE whose EAGLE, maximum speed is more than Mach 2 5, is 43 feet wide at the wings, 64 feet long and 19 leet high It will climb to nearby 68,000 feet and is more than a match for any foreign fighter The Navys Tomcat fighter is 64 feet wide with wings extended 61 feet long and 16 feet high at the tail TURNEAU m Jakes we have The Ends of Power by H R Halderman, Under the Cottonwoods and other Mormon stories by Douglas Lifelines Thayer by Lynn Caine Children, Fat Men From Space, Daniel M Pink-wateIt Could Be Worse," by Margot Zemach, The Trail by Sonia Levitin M Jones, regional N ews ion wy g couraged to come to the 6 30 p m. show, while the Farmington, Centerville and the Centerville South Stakes are asked to attend the 8 p m Marcusen, Kaysville Stake Cultural Arts specialist All 5 Eagle fighter and the Mach 2 plus Navys 4 Tomcat Fighter r w ( FH0L1 CAPRI BY THE SEA San Diego R 1 2 j nitlo-A-Be- ds 30 Zenith 19 Color T.V. Ci Mattress Simmons sggso Con Sprin Full SIzs Twin Size How we have 0 Deluxe Queen Size . . .2.p?s; $28D3 KitcstsmJ Planets" by The and Cabinet and How by Nancy Parker WaSnut Bosks . . . ,5.ft: . Hardwood Arm Chair. . End Tablo & Lamp ... brought Iron Choirs Patio Set Down Pillows The Ogden LDS Institute Mens Chorus will present a concert in the Kaysville East LDS Stake Center on Friday, May 19 Seventies of the stake are sponsoring the event. CONCERT The Kaysville East Stake will Quorum present a concert by the Ogden LDS Institute mens chorus, Friday, May 19 at 7 30 p m in the Kaysville Seventies East Stake Center at 200 South 690 East, Kaysville THE chorus of some 45 young men represents the ad- Institute of Religion, jacent to Weber State College The chorus recently returned from a concert tour of LDS southern Utah, Arizona and Nevada It is under the direction of Ladd R Cropper May Cropper and Elizabeth Dunford are accompanists This enjoyable family program will consist of G popular tunes as well as stirring patriotic and religious songs MEMBERS of the group from Kaysville include Douglas Richins, president, Robert Van Erickson, vice president, Jeff Dunford, Mark Meldrum, Larry Miner and Elizabeth Dunford Admission is by donation of $1 per ticket or $3 per family All proceeds are being used to promote missionary work $7750 . . . u5C0 5 12s5 $ JS0 S 50 . 3.pf. 1500 .... 800 ON DISPLAY AT: iL wu hsautfi uuimu muui 562 W.100 N., Bountiful 9:30-6:0- 0 Daily PUBLIC INVITED |