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Show Portraits Taken Sat. Family portraits will be taken on Saturday, Oct. 27 at the Syracuse Elementary School, sponsored a by the PTA according to director. THOSE WITH last names beginshould be there from ning with A-0 a. m.; last names H-- from 10-- 1 a.m. and last names M-are invited to come between and noon. From 12-- 1 p.m. those with last names beginningwith are invited. Cost of pictures will be from $6- L 1 1 S-- Z Kaysville Slews Elder Jedd Streadbeck has accepted a mission call to the CELEBRATES 99TH By NORMA selected. project Wendy Thorson, publicity Celebrating her 99th birthday is Crilla Scoffield, center row in white sweater, with the members of her son Merrill Scoffield and Pat Smiths family. The mother of 12 childrens birthday is Sunday. Pictured are, front. Jenny Helgesen, left, Jacob Jaques, Kurt, Craig and Mark Helgesen. Center, Jolene Jaques. left, Mary Scoffield, holding Dallon Jaques; Mrs. Scoffield, Pat and Tyler Smith and Jack Kent Helgesen. Back. Tay Jaques. left, Bart Haylee and Wendy Smith, Koy, Eric and Jack Helgesen, Melissa Smith and Bry Smith. $15 depending on the package Equador LDS Mission. He will enter the MTC on Nov. 29. He is a member of the Kaysville 1st Ward, and son of Bishop and Mrs. Larry A. Streadbeck, of 65 S. 300 W., Kaysville. Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Buhler have returned from a weeks vacation in San Francisco, Calif. Clifton Blood is confined to the Humana Davis North Hospital in Layton where he is undergoing ON TUESDAY evening, Oct. 30, the annual Book Fair will be getting underway in conjunction with the Special Parents Safety meeting which will commence at 7 p.m. at the school A guest at the meeting will be State Trooper Wayne Ryder, who will bring a film on safety emergency preparedness. A car seat demonstration will also be given by Cindi Peterson. Arnold Engstrum will present a form of safety that will prove valuable to everyone. Principal Ordith W. Bourgeous will elaborate on educational school safety for the chil- dren. Wednesday, Oct. 31 will con- and 56 She said It is a good thing my daughter Bernice has kept track of the grandchildren, because I may not have had it accurate. She is very proud of each and every one and they too have great love and respect for this beautiful grand- mother. MRS. SCOFFIELD still resides alone and keeps her home tidy and neat as well as herself. She is an outstanding citizen of Kaysville and has contributed much to the community in her lifetime. She is the oldest living native of the community and Kaysville is proud to claim her. She is an inspiration to all who know her or have had any association with her. MRS. SCOFFIELD was born Oct. 28, 1885 in the same home in which she still lives. Her parents were Samuel and Mary Barnes Flint. She was married to George Scoffield who died in 1948. She feels that the secret of staying young is in keeping active. While her family was home, there were few idle hours, if any. with 1? children t . .ook after. She n.'t onl kept a cle n home, but also prepared all the meals with no prepared foods as there is today to assist w ith and made their clothing along with church jobs and other responsibilities that came along. SHE IS remembered for her beautiful quilts, not only those she made for herself, but the many she made for numerous people in the area, well over 100 in all. Her handiwork was always a work of art and she won many prizes in the county and state fairs for her quilts and her beautiful embroidery work. She is an interesting conversationalist and always makes her friends and family feel welcome. She also always had time to lend a helping hand, her neighbors and friends have nothing but praise for her. SHE HAS been active in her church and has served over 55 years as a visiting teacher in the Relief Society organization. perhaps with her positive attitude and her friendly disposition and a strong desire to keep active, she erjoys life and spends much of her time visiting with her children and friends. Her children include a son Seymour Scoffield, who did reside in Layton but recently built a new home next to his mother; Roland Scoffield, Bear River City; Don Scoffield. Three Forks, Mont.; Chester Scoffield, Townsend, Mont.; Mrs. Lucille Robbins, and Mrs. Bernice Caldcrwood, both of Tremonton; Mrs. Bernice Oyler, Garland and Mrs. Ada Dewey of Ogden, np Cold weather, it appears, is here. That means youll be turning up the thermostat to chase away the call a heating contractor, plumber or furnace dealer. Have him inspect and clean your furnace. It will run more smoothly, quietly and more efficiently. So youll save energy and money. And youll have plenty of clean, dependable, affordable natural gas heat right at your fingertips. MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY FULL SET Call For Appt. 546-266- 0 or 544-873- 1 VILLAGE NAIL Political ad paid by Harry GcHach generation photos taken in past years, as she was the mother of 13 children. Today she has 228 grandchildren which includes 45 grandchildren, 127 wonderful experiences, but 25 Davis County Commission SHE IS shown above with one of her five generation families. Mrs. Scoffield can boast of several five SHE HAS experienced some hardships along with the many Linda Johnson In Kaysville VOTE FOR HARRY GERLACH at community over the years, but they have been good changes. I would not want to go back and start over." by FAMILY LIFE: treatment. Its a good idea to New Fantasy Nails He is greatly concerned about pornography, the Zero Population concept (PP) and deterioration of Family values. He would be willing, when called upon, to participate with citizens andor Community Leaders when these and similar problems arise in Davis County.ciency. Mrs. Crilla Scoffield of Kaysvilcelebrate her 99th birthday chill. ct WHAT DOES HARRY GERLACH BELIEVE? le will When visiting with Mrs. Scoffield (whom she is affectionately known as Crilla to many hundreds) she said, I have had a good life, had my ups and downs, there have been many changes in homes, modern conveniences and in the annual Halloween Parade Costume party will take place in the afternoon. This has always been an exciting time for till members of thi school as they many different characters and people, vsb clude a most busy and active week PREECE anniversary, Sunday. Oct. 28 her home at 1632 W. 2(H) N. for this organization as the school's Republican |
