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Show DAVIS HEFLEX JOUHNAL, SEFIEMbtbH 20, iytw Jay Allen Wheeler OPJTCIRq lived in Kaysville the past five years. He was a graduate of Davis High School. He was registered for the lallquui ter at Weber Stale College. Eart LeRoy Moyes HE WAS a member of the Kaysville 18th I I)S Ward, serving as an Elder. He had served a mission to He was a member of the Davis Education Association and National Education Association. the Manchester England Mission from May, 1982 to December, 1983. He had been a home teacher and Printary worker. DURING World War II he served in the Navy as a petty officer first class in aviation ordnance. He was employed at Baker Shoes in the Layton Hills Mall and had previously been employed at the Country Store in Clearfield. He was a High Priest in the Fruit Heights 1st LDS Ward. He had served in many positions, including scoutmaster, was a stake missionary and as ward clerk and historical clerk. are his widow of Fruit Heights, two sons and four daughters, William E. Moyes, SURVIVING ARE his parents of Kaysville, three brothers and three sisters, Brent F. Wheeler, Roy; Scott E. Wheeler. Ogden; Duane M. Wheeler, Lois Wheeler. Karen Wheeler and Kimberly Wheeler, all of Kaysville. Also surviving are his grandparents, Mrs. Cynthia H. Wheeler Willard, Ogden, and John E. and SURVIVING Layton; Michael J. Moyes, Jay Allen Wheeler, age 21, died Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1984 at St. Benedict's Hospital of injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Greensboro, North Carolina; Janet Moyes, Bountiful; Susan Moyes, Layton; Linda Moyes and Mary Moyes, both of Fruit Heights. Also surviving are a brother and Funeral services were held : Wednesday. Sept. 19, 1984 at noon In the Fruit Heights Mountain Road LDS Chapel for Earl LeRoy Moyes, 66. of 618 S. Mountain Road, Fruit Heights, who died Saturday, Sept. 15, 1984 at the Humana Davis North Hospital in Layton of a heart attack. MR. MOYES was born Feb. 3. 1918 in Eden, Ariz., a son of Joseph and Anna Missilvia Plumb Moyes. He married Edna Lenora Olsen on June 17, 1942 in the Logan LI)'' Temple. HE LIVED in Pima, Ariz. for 19 years. He had lived in San Francisco, Calif, for eight years, Logan and Oxford, Ida. three years: New Plymouth and Ririe, Ida. eight years. He had lived in Layton one r year before moving to Fruit Heights for 21 years. He attended school in Bryce and Pima, Ariz. and attended Gila Junior College in Arizona. He received his bachelor of science degree and masters degree from Utah State University in sociology. HE HAD taught school in the Layton-Kaysvill- e area for several years. At the time of his death he was teaching at King School in Layton. Isabel Tucker Stokes of South HE WAS born October 24, 1962 in Tremonton, a son of Bryan F. and Renae N. Stokes Wheeler, He had lived in Snowville, Ut., until he was 12 years of age. He lived in South Ogden three years, one year in Sparks, Nev., and had two sisters, Joseph William Moyes, Fillmore; Mrs. Elizabeth M. Lauritzen, Brigham City and Beulah Lauritzen, Phoenix, Ariz. FUNERAL was under the direc- tion of Lindquist's Kaysville Mortuary. Bishop David E. Adams II officiated at the funeral services. Family prayer was by Michael J. Moyes; prelude and postlude, Kathy Buckner; "Hymns by Arles and Penny Steiner, Derral and Romania Child, accompanied by Marilyn Uharriet; invocation, Mike Phillips; remarks, Bishop David E. Adams II; life sketch, Michael J. Moyes; Cowboy Songs by JoAnn and Carolyn Hawkins, and Mary Hammon; speakers, Jim Duckworth and Pres. Keith S. Webb; Enough to Know by Bishop Joseph Hill, accompanied by Marilyn Uharriet; benediction, John K. Barker. HE WAS born Aug. 31, 1984 in Layton. The parents are members of the Layton 2nd LDS Ward. SURVIVING are the parents of Layton; one brother and two sis FUNERAL services were held Monday, Sept. 24 in the Crestwood Stake Center in Kaysville. Interment was in the West Weber Cemetery. Last chance to sign up for flu shots to be given Tuesday . Oct. 2 at the Silver Age Center, 34 E. 100 N.. Kay sville. You must have an appointment. Call 546-220- 1. THURSDAY, Oct. 4 at 12:30 we will sponsor a program entitled Coping With Arthritis. Please plan to attend. We need your support. Join us for lunch on that day. We are planning a new Growing Younger class. 11 you are interested in adding years to your life and improving the quality of your life then you must take this class. Call the Silver age now to sign up. DEDICATION of the grave was by William E. Moyes with inte- rment in the Kaysville City Cemetery. Pallbearers were Richard Lauritzen, Ted Lauritzen, Earl Moyes, Joe Moyes, Roy Olsen and Ray MONTHLY Blood Pressure clinic will be Oct. Thursday. Menus for the week of Oct. w'ill include: rager. On May 4, 1947 she married Hugo E. Schulze in Independence, Kansas. SHE WAS an item manager at Hill Air Force Base. She retired in 1982 after 28 years of service. She was a member of the Luth-er- n Church. SURVIVING are her husband of Phillips. Mrs. Bessie Weight Stevens, of 325 N. 200 W., Clearfield, died Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1984 at the Hospital in Ogden McKay-De- e fol- lowing surgery. SHE WAS born Dec. 14, 1909, in Springville, a daughter of George Albert and Hannah Lenora Childs Weight. She married Donald O. Stevens on April 8, 1933 in Price. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. SHE HAD been a school teacher Nebo, Granite and Davis County School Districts for 34 years. She was a graduate of the University of Utah. in SHE WAS an active member of the Clearfield 10th and 6th LDS Wards. She served as YWMIA and Relief Society president and had been involved in many church i family-oriente- d WHEN DELIVERING her last child. JanaLee. Fara also took advantage of other maternity programs at Das is North. "The Birthing Chair offered a more comfortable position for delivery with gravity aiding the process," she said. "And my husband also watched the birth of our daughter allowing him to feel even more involved." I HAD SPECIAL questions regarding breastfeeding and the use of medication, said Fara. "I was impressed at how the nursing staff attentively answered all my questions. I really felt that they sincerely cared." A majority of expectant parents delivering at Davis North are members of the Cradle Club, according to Mrs. Larson. The club is a free public service of the hospital. a.m. 4 at 10:45 MONDAY, Oct. 1, pizzans. lettuce wedge w choice of dressing, buttered mixed vegetables, choice of fruit, chocolate brownies and milk. Tuesday, Oct. 2, breaded beef steak, whipped potatoes apple green beans, carrot sticks, crescent rolls milk. and pie BOUNTIFUL MEMORIAL ART CO. -- FLOWERS were cared for by the Fruit Heights 1st Ward Relief Society. np ters, Landon Barton Flint, Trisha Anne Flint and Jamie Lynn Flint, all of Layton. Also surviving are the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Flint, Buhl, Ida. and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart, Layton. GRAVESIDE services under the direction of the Lindquist Kaysville Mortuary were held Saturday, Sept. 22 in the Kaysville City Cemetery. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 3, stacked turkey sandwiches leaf, pork and beans, carrot and celery sticks, chilled applesauce, school day cookie and milk. Thursday, Oct. 4, baked ham, parslied potatoes, buttered carcherry sauce over pound cake rots, cracked wheat rolls milk. FRIDAY, Oct. 4, meat loaf with creole sauce, buttered com, fresh fruit plate, cinnamon twist and milk. 2010 South Main, Bountiful. Utah 8401(1 GRANITE MARKERS OF ALL KINDS Serving nil of Davis Count ami the Intermonntain W esf Call 1 295-27- 5 176 6-6 For all your Cemetery Needs MDGH Laura Lorrine Hunter Joseph's Catholic Church. 15, 1984, in a SHE WAS a member of the S.P. Old Timers Club No. I and the Ladies Auxiliary Barracks 101 , of World War I. Surviving are one nephew, two nieces and a sister-in-laZane Clearfield nursing home of causes incident to age. 1 bom Sept. SHE WAS 3, 1890, in Crookston, Minn., a daughter of Henry H. and Pauline Lagimo-niere- . Layton; one son and one daughter, Roger H. Schulze, Reading, Pa.; Sandra S. Goodman, West Germany; one grandchild. Also surviving are three brothers and four sisters, Charles Barrager, Edna, Kansas; Elmer Barrager, Kansas City, Kan.; Jack Barrager, 1971. Dm GRAVESIDE services were held SHE HAD lived in Ogden and Clearfield. She was a member of St. Eugene, Ore.; Louise ONeal, Scroppings, Texas; Helen Jones, Duncanville, Texas; June Walker Shawnee, Okla.; Charlotte Wiltse, Topeka, Kan. uGE Zandel Jr., Clearfield; Zana Edwards, Sunnymead. Calif.; Janene Heines, Alameda, Calif, and Florence Zandel of South Ogden. She married Archie W. Hunter in 1957, in Reno, Nev. He died in Tuesday at the Washington g9emi eaznnsB Heights Memorial Park. egomania bb Edgar Rex Adams FUNERAL services were held Saturday, Sept. 22, in Independ- Edgar Rex Adams, 66, of The ence, Kansas. Interment was in the M. Hope Cemetery in Independence, Kansas. ; Ore. of a heart attack. Pacific. Surviving are his widow of The Dalles, three sons and one daugh-day- , ter, all of Sacramento. Calif, and one step-so- n of The Dalles. HE WAS born in 1918, a son of Edgar and Mabel Ella Knighton brothers and two sisters, Jay Dalles, Ore., and formerly of Clearfield and Layton died Thurs- Aug. 30, 1984 at The Dalles, Bessie Weight Stevens 74. THE CRADLE Club is a vital part of our approach to maternity," says Francinc Larson, the unit's head nurse. "The Cradle Club not only pampers but also informs, making each family feel extra special." Due to the positive response to the program, the hospital is continuing the club with expanded and updated information in the nine monthly newsletters. The coupon book is also expanded with additional merchants offering free items oi discounts at local firms. 1 Thelma D. Schulze SHE WAS born July 17, 1920 in the total birth experience as well." The Layton hospital is used to this positive response. post-partu- 12:30-3:3- 0 Laura Lorrine Hunter, 94, died Dearing, Kan., a daughter of George and Minnie Stoker Bar- IT WAS FUN to be a member, but it was also very helpful," said the mother of two. "The information in the newsletters was excellent and interestingly prepared, and all the items--th- e newsletters, the merchant coupons, the classes, the dinner-help- ed Club Cradle my husband Greg become a part of physician fee, they were made aware of the hospital's program in or deductible clauses in their which couples with medical insurance can have up to S500 waived by Davis North on normal deliveries. The program, says Mrs. Larson, insures that funds. most couples can deliver with no Most expectant mothers, like Fara Boothe, also have questions experience. concerning their delivery or Silver Age Events Saturday, Sept. Mrs. Thelma D. Barrager Schulze, 64, of 449 W. Forbes, Layton, died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 1984 in St. Benedict's Hospital in Ogden after an extended illness. - LAYTON Fara Boothe is typical of the more than 2,000 local residents who have joined the Cradle Club at Humana Hospital Davis North. THE BOOTHES also rented an infant car seat under the hospital's program which offers the safety seats for 515 per year with $ 10 refundable upon its return. And w hile the couple was covered with a 100 percent insurance program to cover the hospital and Barton Paul Flint Barton Paul Flint, infant son of Bart Paul and Valery Anne Stewart Flint of 1387 W. Gentile, Layton, died Thursday, Sept. 20, 1984 at his home of a congenital heart defect. Ogden. Cradle Club Helps New Mothers At Davis North Hospital Adams. teaching, special activities and leadership roles. She had been a member of Delta Kappa Gamma Education ity. She had served in many local, state and national professional education positions. SURVIVING are her husband of Clearfield; two sons, Deon O. Stevens, Salt Lake City and W. Stevens, Layton; 13 grandchildren and eight great- De-lM- ar grandchildren. Also surviving are the following brothers and sisters; Iva Waters, Springville; Berneice Young, Leo D. Weight and Wood-roWeight, both of Springville. Ma-pleto- n; w FUNERAL services were held Saturday ut p.m. at the Clearfield 10th Ward Chapel with Bishop Gary Carpenter of the 10th Ward officiating. Interment was in the Clearfield City Cemetery. He married Bessie Cheshire. They were later divorced. He married Katherine Haight. HE WAS reared and educated in Layton. He graduated from Davis High School. He was a veteran of World War II serving in the South ALSO SURVIVING are four Adams, Kaysville; Ben Adams, Funeral services were conducted Tuesday, Sept. 4. in the Spencer Libby Pow'ell Funeral Home in The Dalles. Interment was in the Park Lawn Cemetery. SAVE SEE CALL OR COME 8-- 5 im Lane Adams, Mrs. LaVon Coop and Mrs. Vira Beus, all of Clearfield; Ardell Adams, Layton. YOULL LIKE THE WAYS WE HAVE TO HELP YOU HOURS: if" 005 US SOON Clinic o sHtaHcs ftTingir TimmmgEOB POSoiOuB 8-- Rio 8-- WSffiiHI 33 So. 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