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Show WEEKLY REFLEX, DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, MAY 9, 1984 Kaysville Chamber Adds A Word To Official Name By NORMA PREECE The Kaysville Chamber of Commerce officers and members met Wednesday, May 2 at The Pizza Company Restaurant in Kaysville for their regular dinner meeting with Pres. LaVon Arkoudas in charge. PRES. ARKOUDAS announced it had been suggested to change the name from Kaysville Chamber of Commerce to Kaysville Area Chamber of Commerce. Members voted to make the change. There are currently 60 members and other business persons wishing to join should contact Pres. Arkoudas or one of the board members. KAYSVILLE City and the Chamber will be sponsoring some new signs for the entrances into Kaysville. Grant Murray a Boy Scout working on the project as his Eagle Scout project along with scout leaders and fellow scouters will be making the signs and have obtained approval from the Kaysville City Council and will build them in accordance to city requirements and ordinances. Two members of the Kaysville Chamber have resigned, Sandy Butterfield and Doug Beatty, however Doug will stay on the Retail Promotion Committee. Doug has been a member of the Chamber the past four years after moving to Kaysville and has served as president during the 1983-8- 4 year. He is presently manager of the Kaysville Drug, a position he has held since 1979. THE CHAMBER of Commerce was pleased to learn that Alan B. Blood, president and chief executive officer at Barnes Bank recently received a national High Performance Institution Award from the Bank Administration Institute for their consistence of high performance over a five year period. A new mortgage company opened its doors in Kaysville at 348 N. Main Street to be known as Newtrend Mortgage Inc. with Gayland and Vickie Jessen as mana Students who excelled in this special Field of Study contest held recently at Kaysville Elementary School in four categories were: A RIBBON cutting ceremony was held Friday, April 27. Chamber board officers and members were on hand for the special event. Mitchells Nursery has opened a new store in West Valley City. Troy Mitchell, son of Mr. Mitchell will be managing the new business. THE OWNERS of Layton Apartments, Jean and Roy Layton of Kaysville are preparing to remodel the apartments in the near future. The Shopping Center Site, next to Village Square, has been assembled. Dick Yardley has submitted plans to the Agency and city to remodel and expand his business Dicks Tire and Auto Store on North Main. He will be getting bids on the plans as soon as the RDA approves them. SPECIALISTS Division - a person who specializes in a particular -- - A KAYSVILLE young artist, Samye Cummings Best of Salt Lake City is the featured artist at the Barnes Banking Company Art Exhibit for the month of May. -- MRS. BEST has worked professionally as a portrait artist for the past three years. She studied at the University of Utah in Fine Arts with Artists Alvin Gittens, Douglas Snow and Paul Davis. She is available for commission work. gers of the company. field of study: they were Jane Thompson, Germany; Gina Meacham, Grover Cleveland and Greg Willis, James Buchanan. Expert division, a person who is very skilled and highly trained in a special field of study. Winners named were Jean Benson, eagles; Tracy Gale, dolphins; Mindi Nielson, hummingbirds; Sandra Berry, panda bears treasurers; Brandy Richey, poodles and rainbows. JULIE Bass, rabbits and birds; Kathleen Gordon, Thomas Jefferson; Lisa Forsling, John F. Kennedy; Mesha Graham, Doberman HER SHOW in Kaysville include seven oil paintings, four pencil drawings and one plastic sculpture of the finest quality. Mrs. Best was born and reared in Salt Lake City. She has been interested in drawing all of her life and has been painting the past six Christie Pincock, raccoons; years as a portrait artist. and Oren Gatten, George years, spending the past three pinscher; Kristin Carter, apes; Robert Bartley. Hawaii; Tamara Gordon, stamps; Brandy Nelson, chimpanzees; Marley Bowman, cats; Darin Harward, Gerald Ford; y, Greece; Sandra Berry, Oregon; Julie Bas, George Washington; Amby Pew, Mercury. GENIUS Division, a person with great mental capacity and inventive ability, especially outstanding and original creative ability in a particular field of study. They were Shawn Elison, volcanos; Jamie Beecher, Eskimos; Julie Bass, Betsy Ross; Jenny Nybo, Theodore Roosevelt; Lisa Barrett, Japan; Jennifer Combe, state capitol; Geina Jensen, Japan; Nicole Sill, Navajos; Alicia Smith, volcanos; Melissa Monson, Mexico; Clint Elison, Airplanes and Trent Sanders, the sun. np Experienced Guitar And Vocal Instructions S. 13th E. with their daughter Chelsa. The art exhibit is being sponsored by the Fine Arts Committee of Kaysville Civic Association with Mrs. Mary Lynn Morgan as chairman. mm Fiwr IT IS open to the public during banking hours, np 546-477- 8 I Phone THE WORD processing department has had an exceptionally high ratio of placements within the Davis, Weber and Salt Lake counties. The feedback from businessmen who have hired DAVC graduates has been excellent and there have been multiple hires. 546-360- j 0 I RECOMMENDED FOR: I I Dr. Dale J. Bennett Headaches, ArmShoulder Pain Backaches Numbness HandsFeet J I I I THE MACHINE Tool Department has State of the Art equipment for the students to develop their technical skills. It is expected that this area of instruction will continue to expand with the ever increasing need for highly trained technical employees. Office Hours Monday thru Saturday Layton Park Plaza 195 East Gentile Layton, Utah 84041 SHOP: JCPenney Bountiful Dizziness Neck Pain Stiffness i Chiropractor Nervous Tension HipLeg Pain J j INSURANCE THURS-FRI- CASES ACCEPTED P.M. P.M. 10-- 9 ., SATURDAY, 10-- 7 Quantities limited inPercentage off represents savings on original pricing. Does not clude entire stock. Intermediate markdowns may have been taken. M 0 Sale 8.99 to 11.99 Sale 7.99 to 19.99 Sale 279.95 Sale 9.99 Ladies breezy blouses. Ladies selected sportswear. Ladies summer sandals. Reg. $18. Carefree polyester in Orig. $14 to $19. Terrific shirts and shorts in solids and stripes. 100 percent cotton or polyestercotton blends. Fashion styling at a low price. Junior sizes. Orig. $18 to $30. Selected styles from dress to casual in popular colors, assorted sizes. shimmery colors. Available Sale ends May 12th Washington. Masterminds division, a person with great intelligence in a particular field who is skilled in teaching and directing others. They were Lisa Forsling, panda bears; Laurie Nance, German Shepherds; Erin Lewis, succulants; Stephanie Han-necomputer programming; Derek Naegle, blue whale; Emily Yurth, the ear; Jenny Hill, bats; Tamara Cardon, Japan cats; Brandy Richie, Fakridge Boys; Misti Pincock, Dolphins; Kristin Carter, SHE IS married to Ron Best who is employed with Cummings Studio Chocolates. They reside at 428 WOOD VAN Cott, Kaysville Home Center has expressed a desire to become part of this redevelopment site. The Chamber members took a tour last month of the Davis Area Vocational Center which is truly a show case for vocational instruction. Each of the instructors they visited expressed care and concern of students enrolled in the center. Their first and foremost thoughts were the ultimate success of their students in their occupation. THURSDAY, MAY 10th FRIDAY, MAY 11th SATURDAY, MAY 12th Great Brain Awards Featured Artist At Bank in a wealth of misses sizes. Touch control microwave. Reg. 449.95. memory, 10 power levels and 650 watts peak cooking power. 1 .3 cu. ft. oven capacity. Sale ends May 12th. Save 50 Sale 9.99 ea. Sale 8.99 Sale 13.99 Ladies selected activewear. Ladies selected swimwear. Jr. selected shirts. Mens selected slacks. A Tops and bottoms perfect for play or exercise. colorful selection to choose from. Assorted sizes. Orig. $18 to $20. Colorful styles in assorted fabric blends. Great selection of sizes. Orig. $14 to $18. A fabulous collection to top off your fashion wardrobe. Carefree polyester blends. Orig. $21. Dress slacks in great selection of solid colors. Save 50 Save 50 Save 50 Sale 99.99 Ladies selected sweaters. Misses selected coordinates. Ladies sleepwear. Mens A perfect match for your favorite skirt or pant. The latest styles in a pallette of colors. Alfred Dunner Selected styles lavished with plenty of lacy details. A dreamy collection to choose from. Orig. $175. Selected wool blend suits muted patterns. 48 only. Sale 6.99 Sale 8.99 Sale 11.99 to 13.99 Save 50 Ladies selected blouses. Ladies' maternity tops. Ladies' selected shoes. Irregular towels. Orig. $14. Plenty of fashion details and colors. Assorted styles and sizes. Orig. $18 to $20. Selected tops for mothers-to-bA colorful selection to brighten your wardrobe. Orig. $15 to $25. Casual canvas shoes or selected dress shoes at pocketbook savings. Colorful terry towels in a great selection of patterns and solids. Hurry in for best selection. Save 50 Now 40 Save 30 Jr. selected shorts, tops. Selected Seiko watches. Selected athletic shoes. Casual looks perfect for the hot Summer ahead. Terrific solids and prints In easy-car- e fabrics. From $99 to $250. Men's and women's. Name brand shoes mens and ladies' styles. Available In our Sporting Goods Department. 20 off All LDS Books Easy-car- e nautically colored spearates. polyester in assorted sizes. e. t Assorted sizes. off easy-Gar- e 3-p- c. polyester. suits. I in soft A |
