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Show OCTOBER 14, 1986 Parents of a new son are Greg and Sandi Hackney of Hooper, for- merly of Layton. Jesse Ryan arrived Sept. 10 weighing 6 lb. 11 oz. At home are two brothers Kody and K.C. Grandparents are Joan Bass of Kaysville, Bonnie Hackney and Boyd Hackney, both of Ogden. is Sidney Bass of Kaysville. cheese and yogurt at that plant. The vice president didnt rule out eventual production of ice cream there, as well. Beyond that, he said a meat plant (operation) is being By TOM BUSSELBERG LAYTON Nearly 40 more jobs will be added to the Layton area thanks to expansion of Smith Management Corporations and production facilities. The Sugar Street site, to be home to 0 employees within the next seven months, was the scene of a groundbreaking Thursday for a new frozen dough plant. Although frozen dough plant is the term Sid Williams, used by company the plant will actually serve several functions. Frozen dough will be readied for use by indibakeries in preparing counter vidual goods such as doughnuts or cakes; items for the e counters and bins will originate as dough mix there, as well. The move is being taken as part of Smiths effort to minimize costs in production and passing savings to customers, through eliminating the middle man, Mr. Williams said in a press conference-communit- y briefing. Dough from the plant will then be trucked to 68 stores in the chains Intermountain Region including Utah, Boise, Southern Idaho, western Colorado and Wyoming. Quality control can also be better maintained through the centralized process, he explained. Its anticipated 200,000 lbs. of flour will be used each week, hopefully purchased from either of two local mills, Mr. Williams said. Local cherries and apples could be utilized for pies and danish pastry, as well, he noted. The new dough plant will in a sense mean a d activities on the street return to named for an old sugar beet mill there. The plant is expected to be in operation by April 15 and will join a fluid milk plant that has surpassed expectations in its six months of operation. Plans call for production of cottage Great-grandfath- Silver Age Center ews The monthly blood pressure clinic at the Silver Age will be held the usual first Thurdsay of the month in Nov. on Nov. 6 at a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29 is a Crossing trip. Ten dollars each includes $10 cash back plus $2 food coupon, three drink coupons, three lucky bucks, and transportation. Call now, seats going fast. Anona-Nevad- a Getaway, five day four nights $170 each double occupancy, includes: transporta- 4-- 546-220- 1. lettuce, buttered corn, chilled parkerhouse rolls pears, gingersnaps and milk. Tuesday, Oct. 21, hot ham and cheese sandwich, tater tots salad, chilled mixed fruit, fig bars and milk. Wednesday, Oct. 22, breaded beef steak patties whipped potatoes, steamed cabbage, chilled apricots, cinnamon rolls lettuce-tomat- and milk. Thursday, Oct. 23, baked ham, augratin potatoes, buttered broccoli, hot rolls cherry shortcake with topping, milk. Friday, Oct. 24, lasagna, buttered green beans, shades of green salad French rolls milk. jumbo sugar cookie and The Davis Central PTA is sponsoring a meet the candidate night Wednesday, 7 p.m. Oct. 15 at the Layton High School auditorium. It is a great chance to compare candidates on issues of concern to you. The audience will have an opportunity to ask questions. Those candidates who will be participating are: Dee R. Forbes, Louenda Downs, Davis County School Dis (801) 774-707- 0 Alcohol and Drug Help Unit Humana Hospital Davis North J Layton, Utah -N- fast-growi- lOiic 0 OTICE- The week of October 15 is the accepted time for discontinuing delivery of irrigation water. Weber Basin Water Conservancy Dis- Completes basic trict 4, 7 p.m.; John M.R. Covey, Beth K. Kitchen, State School Board, 7:30 p.m.; Bruce G. Parry, David H. Steele, Greg Fairless, State Senate District 21, 8 p.m.; George L. Miles, Haven J. Barlow, State Senate District 22, 8 p.m.; Scott W. Holt, Wm. Fred Fisher, State Rep. District 14, 8:30 p.m.; Franklin W. Knowlton, Jay Ann Preston, State Rep. District 16, 8:30 p.m. QrrrtTtmTffooftWTfTMWffrftoO'fM 24-ho- nt delicatessen-convenienc- Meet candidates o vice-preside- one-thir- sugar-relate- Menus for the week of Oct. 20 include: Monday, Oct. 20, enchiladas , after drinking? These are some of the warning signs of alcoholism. To find out more about this treatable disease and what you can do about it, call the Helpline: p self-serv- tion, baggage handling, hotel accommodations, sightseeing to Oatman, Ariz. and Lake Havasu, guided tour of Hoover Dam, casino ferry crossings on the Colorado River, two breakfast buffets; three dinner buffets, casino stops and packages, insurance and professional tour escort. Dates are Nov. related-news- amount you drink? 5. Do you feel remorse Ken White indicated the Farmington- Lane store will be started in early Shepard for next 1988, later than the anticipated start-uyear. The Layton store will also be expanded that same year by to about 69,000 square feet, he said. That follows a trend with the chains newest stores, including one that opened in North Ogden within the past month. The added space will primarily serve perishable items such as butcher-typ- e service areas for fish and meat and a really exe panded bakery plus more of a foods area. The dough plant will cost about $5 million with Big D Construction of Ogden and Salt Lake City retained as general contractor. Mr. Williams noted Laytons central location to the Wasatch Front, home of most of Smiths stores. Layton Mayor Richard McKenzie praised the grocery firm's move while Layton Chamber of Commerce Executive Secretary Jack Whitesides indicated the citys growth is expected to reach 90,000 by the turn of the century. County Com. Glen Saunders, County Planning Director Rick Mayfield and county economic development officials were also in attendance, along with Layton Chamber Pres. Harris Adams. re 1 If you are interested in a porcelain doll class, call Patsy at In other Smiths Do you hide the 2. Do you sometimes forget what happens when you drink? 3. Has drinking interfered with your work or home life? 4. Has anyone complained about your drinking? foot-hig- vice-preside- nt TEST YOUR DRINKING I.Q. 1. looked at very closely. A new 90 warehouse complex visih ble from Interstate 15 and other points is moving forward as well. Plans call for a dry goods grocery, produce and frozen goods warehouse on the site. They w ill join trucking and administrative facilities at the complex that has seen dramatic growth in the past few years. warehouse- -distribution 33-35- 1 (f Smith Management Corp. adds 40 jobs to Layton area New parents Army National Guard Pvt. 1st Class Arthur Rodriguez, son of Diana Rodriguez of 30 W. 100 N., Kaysville, has completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. During the training, students received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid and Army history and traditions. trict will attempt to have all water out of District reservoirs and lines by October 20th. Please open your valves after reservoirs cease delivering to insure proper drainage of your system. o o G G Davis County Government O G O o ...to eliminate drug traffic in Davis County. a G ...to support adequate recreation facilities for county residents ...to vigorously pursue economic development in the county. ...to unify the county as a whole. 0 CM o s G G Open Door to Commissioners ODD c ol ...Evening commission meetings would provide greater access to the public. ...Certain days need to be set aside each week for an 'open door' to the citizens. A Id G Cut Unnecessary Spending Q Girls G Ladies Boys Toddlers 0 9 G Where You Can Afford to Be a Slave to 0 o o HOURS: Mon.-Fr- 10 i. a.m.-- 9 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.-- 6 p.m. 5 Points Mall ...Review county and city governments and eliminate all overlaps and duplication of services. ...Eliminate all excessive travel. Mens VISA t Shaiter will Work ...Eliminate excessive salary increases and unnecessary fringe benefits. li! 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