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Show DAVIS REFLEX JOURNAL MAY 15, 1985 Layton Utah North Stake Created LDS - i LAYTON On Sunday, May 5, a new LDS Stake was created in Layton through the division of the Layton Utah East Stake. This means there are now five LDS Stakes in Layton. THE NEW stake will be called the Layton Utah North Stake. It will include the wards in Country Oaks, Oak Forest and East of U.S. 89, the Layton 14th, 20th, 27th, 29th and 4th wards. Called to serve as the Layton Utah North Stake Presidency were L. Winslow Hurst, Jr. as president TRYING FOR RELIABILITY and Gene Hymas and Steven Bailey as counselors. Striving to build trust through reliable service has been one of the aims for Carl and Rodger Dennis, over the years. By NORMA PREF.CE KAYSVILLE - June. In with farm chores until 16 when his father was running a service station. So Rodger was at his side helping with the business and has remained with his father since. He now resides in Layton with Carla 1965, Carl E. Dennis and family decided to leave their hometown in Marys-val- e in Southern Utah and moved north locating in Kaysville. MR. DENNIS and his son Rodger who had operated a service station in Marysvale decided to locate a station in this area and were impressed with the community. Kaysville being an attractive community, with excellent school system and congenial and friendly people were impressive to them. AT THAT time Harold Egginton had operated a service station for many years at the corner of Main Street and 200 North and was looking for someone to take over. Carl and Rodger arrived at the appropriate time to start their business in this area. Hard work and dedication to the citizens have brought them must satisfaction in their career. Both are quiet, sincere and dedicated to their work, having established a splendid reputation with quality and two children Craig and Reesha. Carl and his wife, the former Ida Nay of Circle ville, are pleased they moved to Davis County and especially to Kaysville. CARL WAS born and reared in Marysvale. In addition to farming, he also worked in the Alminite and Gold Mines in that area for a short time, also drove a mail truck for eight years in Richfield. He always enjoyed auto mechanics and was interested in running a service station and garage. HE ENJOYS working with the public and in his business, it has THERE WILL be a groundbreaking ceremony for a Layton North Stake Center on May 25. The new building will be located on the east end of Antelope Drive near the Oak Forest subdivision. Wards remaining in the Layton Utah East Stake include the 3rd, 8th, 22nd, 24th, 25th, 30th and 35th. The stake boundaries are roughly Cherry Lane to Fairfield Road and the existing boundaries of Holmes Creek and Layton Stakes. Orchestra At DHS Takes Top Honors afforded the opportunity of service to the public. Davis High Orchestra did it He and Rodger are never too again, taking top honors in combusy to be pleasant and underpetition last week in Arizona. standing and willing to go the extra mile for service to their many DAVIS HIGH announced the neighbors and friends in addition to successful return of the school their busy schedule. orchestra and band from their THE CARL and Rodger team travels to Arizona State University have appreciated the support the in Tempe, Ariz. Both groups did very well with public has given to them. Their move to Kaysville 20 years ago in the Orchestra receiving a superior June has been an asset to this comrating led by Richard Marsden, noted orchestra leader and the munity. Carl and Ida are parents of se- en band led by Paul Kapp receiving an children. In addition to Rodger excellent rating. there are Glenna Winget, Linda Simmons of California; Carl Jr. THE ORCHESTRA was also (Eldon) Kathy Terpstra, and chosen to perform in the Concert of Kalynn Hill of Kaysville and Honor that evening and were the Carolyn Kelker, West Valley City. only group to receive a standing They also have additional love for ovation, from 2,500 other students their 13 grandchildren and four that were attending from Arizona, np California, Utah and Texas, np him service. BOTH ENJOY fishing and hunting, but seldom take time for their hobbies, feeling it most important to keep up with their demands as auto mechanics. Soon after arriving in Kaysville, Rodger left to serve in the U.S. Army. He served two years in Vietnam, returning to marry the former Carla Fautin of Marysvale. RODGER was born in Drager-ton- , Utah, but educated in Marysvale and graduated from Piute High Kindergarten Orientation Set PRES. ROBERT J. Christensen remained in the office of stake president. His counselors are Donald Deru and Larry G. Burden Dick Rogers was sustained as stake patiiarch. Pies. Max Moss was released from the stake presidency. He and his wile plan to serve a mission to the V3 est Indies, dmg Laytons Crestview Elementary will have an orientation on Thursday, May 16 at 2 p.m. PARENTS are invited to bring their new Kindergarten students, who will be five years old on or before Sept. , 1985, to the meeting. 1 Rummage Sale Slated - LAYTON The St. Rose of Lima Council of Catholic Women Hill Wins Grand Prize Teiesa Hill, 9th grade student at Mueller Park Jr. High, Bountiful, took the grand prize in Utah Power & Light Company's Alternate Energy Contest. He project was What (an Geothermal Energy Do? and was judged the best of 107 entries in the contest. JIDGING was held at Weber State on April 23. Students from schools in six districts, including Davis, took part. The company sponsors the annual contest in area schools to encourage interest in innovative ways to produce enerly or use it wiseh. The competition was open to 7th. 8th and 9th grade students. OTHERS winers were: 9th, Dan I po ny Achter, st place. Central Davis 1 Junior High, Energy from Ground Water, Eric Brown and Jason Simmons, 3rd place, Kaysville Jr. High, The Concept of Fusion Power. Eighth grade, Lara Luce, 1st, Central Davis Jr. High Wave of the Future; seventh grade, Ben DeMoux, 1st, Millcreek Jr. "Investigation of Geothermal Energ-y- ; Lana Taylor, 2nd, Mueller Park Jr. High, "Experimenting, recording and analyzing the Absorption and Retention of heat in aluminum across the color spectrum;" and Jimmy Gourde, 3rd, St. Olafs Catholic school A new way to get electricity from rivers-deali- ng with a turbine, generator, and cylinder. will sponsor a huge rummage sale May 17and 8 at thechurch hall, 85 1 Church Street, Layton. People are invited to shop at the sale from 9 a.m. till 7 p.m. both days. There will be many bargains including appliances, toys, small household items and thousands of articles of clothing. DRINKS and donuts will be available. The St. Rose Boy Scout roop will hold a bake sale in conjunction with the rummage sale. MONEY raised by the CCW will go towards supporting several charitable programs including the St. Anns shelter, the Outreach program, the Santa Aid and others. All members of the North Davis co'mmunities benefit from the contributions made by the CCW to charities. Everyone is invited to support the rummage sale, event, dmg ONLY!! KIDS KMD) ADULT lived on a farm and he along with his brother and sisters assisted WELCOME TOO! K T 2nd Annual Kids Only Sidewalk Sale! n, Community 5K Benefit Fun Run SATURDAY MAY 18 8 A.M. - 3 P.M. Dont Miss The Big Blow Out, Bargains Galore. Saturday, May 18th 8:30 A M. Adult Kids Welcome Too! LAKE VIEW HOSPITAL 630 East Medical Drive Bountiful, Utah Toys Lakeview Hospital is pleased to sponsor a community 1 N K N to benefit Bountiful resident Gordon Wirth. Mr. Wirth must have a heart transplant very soon so a community effort is needed to help him and his family raise the necessary funds for and more L Cold Drinks the surgery. Runners of all ages are nn ned io aitc ml ai h panic ipant will lecene a Lakes lew M HR ami w ill In ligihlc iimm a Hospital )(Hi(il(i WAK.II donated b lac tic s and DeBoer s Running Dmc he aw ardc d to he runners with s will opine lie- hcsi nines I -- I IO0 c I i i l'Rl'. Sticker Grab Bags will begin Mac hi at Lakes lew Registration for the lospual Registrais tion fee S'). 00 per person to coser the cost of the and a donation to a specie, fund established lor Mr. Wirth I'm more information, call I I tee-shi- rt 200-256- Please come and join in the fun and help us help Mr. Wirth! ! ABS2S Hey kids! l&tiche Join our Sticker Club Vou get Membership cara One tree limited ea"lon sticker each month 490 Giant selection Jewelry ITS YOUR Ml hAVE FUN AND SAVE MONEY TOO! (BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY TOO!) iONAL HOSPITAL WEEK May 12th-18t- h, 1985 and more DAY KIDS, SO COME ON AND row: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wirth Back row: l.indcl I.. Carrigtr, Hospital ustrator and Craig Harris, HJNRUN Chairman KAYSVILLE g rrr I - School. His father and mother I fund-raisin- |
