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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 31, 1977 IS fipville Civic Association The regular meeting of the Kaysville Civic Association was held Tuesday evening at the City Chambers with Clyde Chatland, president, conducting. PLEDGE OF Allegiance was led by Ed Hyde. It was announced that Kaysville Spring Cleanup has been set for April. City trucks will cover the area west of Main Street beginning April 18 through April 22 and east of Main Street from April 25 through April 29. THE TRUCKS will cover the streets only once, therefore residents are reminded to have their cleanup out early on the specified dates. They will only pick up regular yard cleanup. They will not take old car parts, tree stumps, orchard trimmings, old appliances and the like. President Lawrence E. Welling and President Eldean Holliday from the two Kays- ville LDS Stakes, Mayor Glen W. Cundall of Kaysville and Mayor Lon Christensen, Fruit Heights, met recently to discuss the appointing of a Com- munity Cultural Committee for the area to plan and prepare entertainment during the year in addition to the annual July 4 celebration. THE Kaysville Bicentennial activities were successful, that they felt this type of en- tertainment should be continued to remind everyone of their great heritage. A committee was appointed to be known as Kaysville and Fruit Heights Cultural and Performing Arts Council. MEMBERS Joseph Turner, Russell Fisher, Delores construction n MR. HILL asked for application of memberships project, hut the fact is no amount of clothing could keep you warm on a day like early this week when the cold and wind combined for a chill factor near zero. But Marla bundled up in her ski clothing, hoots, ski gloves, scarf and whatever to withstand the bitter cold. Shes still on the job. DOING HER JOB in K.C.A. Mayor Cundall thanked Mr. Hill and his group for their challenge and appreciation of them accepting this assignment. K.C.A. approved the Performing Arts Council membership. The committee had appointed Mr. Hill as K.C.A. representative. , Franklin T. Roth, son of Mrs. Lissolottee Roth of 10708 110th St. SW, Tacoma, Wash., has been promoted to staff sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. SERGEANT Roth, an aerospace ground equipment One Day Service is Offered At Hospital mechanic, is assigned at Beale AFB, Calif., with a unit of the Strategic Air Command. The sergeant is a 1970 graduate of Clover Park High School. His wife, Susan, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antony Galletta of Clearfield. DUTCH BOY In by 6 a SOUND LIKE a quick-serviclaundry or photo finishing plant? Maybe so, but it's really the new one-daservice now being offered minor surgery patients at Davis North Medical Center in Layton. Beverly Rinery, surgery coordinator, said the fast surgery program may save patients up to 50 per cent of their hospital cost because they dont stay overnight. t e remove dog and cat odors fumiture-w- Davis County's Carpet j PHONE 773-50- & 00 Largest Furniture Cleaners PRESIDENT Chatland ask for club reports: Iola Smith, beautification chairman, reminded all members to urge their clubs and organizations in assisting with Kaysvilles Spring Cleanup and to clean up their own yards and to encourage their neighbors to do likewise. SHE EMPHASIZED, however, that patients will be under the care of fulltime registered nurses utilizing fully equipped services. Patients may be referred from private physicians and surgery will be scheduled on Mondays, Thursdays and paper work and lab tests can be Fridays. scheduled by physicians to speed up the process, Ms. Riney noted, grb Experience Mr. Steam Cleaning Special!! We clean all kinds of Mayor Cundall informed them this proposal had been brought before the city council previously. p.m. y CLEANERS Yr. 6 CAROL COLLETT, historic sites chairman, said she had Standard-Examinthe contacted and also other newspapers such as Clear o s1995 O MR. HILL said his committee suggested that the community consider the purchase of Happy Hollow Golf Course to be developed into an amphitheater and recreation park and for Fruit Heights to join with Kaysville to purchase this property for a family cultural-typ- e park. e CARPET Over 20 m., out by Hill, Robert Dunford, McCloud and Ray Furgeson. Joseph S. Hill was named chairman, Margaret Brough, vice chairman and Delores McCloud, secretary. Marla Boyer of Henefer may appear to he dressed for the job as flagwoman on the Kaysville-Layto- consist of Charles Margaret Brough, Bracken, Carmen S. O O O O field Courier, Sun Chronicle and Ben Lomond Beacon to run some publicity on the Kaysville history book as well as the historic tours that are available. These newspapers ere willing to support her in this project. Mrs. Collett said that she was informed that the William Stewart log cabin that was moved from Kaysville to Salt Lake City is in storage and will be restored in the near future to be placed in the Pioneer Trails State Park which is being developed on a 310 acre plot. DOROTHY Bergstrom, representative of the Kaysville Literary Club, reported on their club activities and announced their guest night to be held Wednesday, 20 at the April School with Elementary Farmington program and refreshments beginning at 8 p.m. Members are to invite guests. Cecil Hough, Rotary Club representative announced their guest speaker for their March 23 meeting was Miss Judi Sanders, who was a Rotary exchange student to Australia. She gave a slide presentation of her stay Australia and told of her in experiences in that country. NEW OFFICERS of the Rotary Club have been asked to attend the Rotary District Assembly in Provo on Saturday, March 26. The new officers elected will take office July 1. Mr. Hough also said the Rotary Club has pledged to carry out water conservation for the community and they are in hopes that all the other clubs and organizations will follow their pledge. and Poster Poppy Americanism Essay contests each year at the Kaysville Junior High School, which are now in the process of being judged. It was reported that Lantern Club had their March meeting and program and the American Field Service students from both Davis High School and Layton High School talked on their native countries and customs. THE Kaysville Chamber of Commerce representative, Mrs. Bonnie Heywood, anthat Kaysville nounced Sidewalk Days will be held July 28, 29 and 30. The Chamber of Commerce are planning turkey drawings for the community on November 19 and December 17. Mary Phelps, Daughters of Utah Pioneers representative announced the DUP Convention and dinner to be held Sa- turday in Salt Lake City at Hotel Utah, with activities beginning at 9 a m. and is open to the public. She said the local chapters need more members. ED HYDE. K.C.A. Youth chairman reported that the Little League soccer teams are conducting a candy drive and they need the com- munitys support. He also suggested that those who have not as yet seen the film, Price of Peace and Freedom This for both youth and adults. MAYOR CUNDALL was asked by President Chatland to explain the water study and situation. The Mayor stressed the water shortage and if it becomes necessary the city will adopt a three-phas- e plan. First phase is to cut down and conserve, second phase will be rationing and third phase no more buildings. THE MAYOR said they concerned over reserving much water as possible next years use in case cut down now. This is vitally important. The Mayor was also asked, pertaining to the Davis County Farmington Library situation, on charging Kaysville residents a fee for library use. He stated the Farmington Library had refused to eliminate their fee for Kaysville residents to use the library. MEMBERS K.C.A. cussed the proposal film is available through contacting Mr. Hyde and is an excellent program LINDA MAJOR reported for the Davis High representatives, for their calendar of events for the month of April. April 1 and 2 is State Gym- nastic Meet; April 7 and 8, Easter; April 13, Symphonic Orchestra goes to Portland, Oregon; April 16, annual Junior Prom; April 18 to 22, campaign for new student-bod- y officers; April 29 and 30, State Drama Meet. She said the Pavis High Madrigals have just returned from a trip to California. ED HYDE reported that Davis High took fourth place in the State Basketball Tournament, and the 9th grade basketball went team undefeated during the season. Mrs. Major reported for the American Legion Post 82 of Kaysville. She said they hold a monthly dinner on the first Saturday of each month. This dinner will be held Saturday evening, April 2 with a steak dinner being served at the American Legion Hall and is open to the public. IT IS sponsored to raise funds for the Post. Also they are continuing their newspaper and aluminum can drive to assist in their fundraising drive. Bonnie Heywood reported for the American Legion auxiliary. They sponsor Girls State. The American Legion auxiliary will be hosting a tea for all Girls State candidates in District 2, (which includes those from Morgan, Weber, Ogden and Davis Counties) to be held May 15 at Cherry Hill Lodge. r CONTINUOUS ALUMINUM GUTTERS For Residential or Commercial Buildings Various Colors Baked on Enamel Custom Made with Precision on Job GOUGIITLY RAIN GUTTERS Don Pearson Manager -- FREE ESTIMATE- S394-856- 6 or 773-856- O O PP3E-EAST- ER 500 o o FOR GOOD USED WINDSHIELDS DRESS SHORTS Residential Glass window panes -patio doors, etc. PRINTS & SOLIDS COLOR & WHITE PERMANENT PRESS FAST INSURANCE CLAIM SERVICE GUARANTEED AGAINST LEAKAGE OUR REG. n PSTeL BANKAWTWCARir Quality Glass mmmmm FOR $14.95 nniOT mm- j ! J j I POLYESTER PERFECT VALUE $50 . LAYTON, UTAH SPRING COLORS SPECIALISTS 5 No Seams No Leaks Requires No Maintenance THEY ALSO sponsor the O 1 6 FULLY LINED AUTO GLASS ll The K.C.A. meets once a month. It is an open meeting for the public. The next meeting will be held Tuesday evening, April 26. np should do so. LEISURE SUITS 100 dismini-ma- and new medical center. Mayor Cundall explained this project to the members. They were urged by K.C.A. executive board to contact their city ccuncilmen and voice their opinion on this issue. or South Davis Call Zenith 5000; g as for the He drought continues. stressed it is every individuals responsibility to Average Living Room with Adv. FREE ESTIMATES are 377 S. STATE CLEARFIELD 825 - 3422 IN THE LAKESIDE SQUARE 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M. J2E3 BanxAmericaro aD |
