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Show r JUNE 8, 19C3 a.L Xvwrtvvvwivw.WiwAVv IV'1' .J Kids LoveJames Knott - KAYSVILLE Not only does the neighborhood chil- "W has a lovely garden and keeps his home neat and attractive. His wife Grace, suffered from two strokes and therefore is rather confined, so he keeps the housework done, prepares the meals, runs all the errands, cares for her needs in addition to take care of his yard and garden, has a few chickens. He has cared for her the past 30 years and never complains, just grateful he can be of ser- dren think he is great, but also all the neighborhood and his many friends feel the same. THEY ARE referring to James C. Knott who resides at 1581 Sunset Drive in West Kaysville. Recentlyupon hisreturn ith his wife from vacationing in California, 20 neighborhood w vice to make the home children welcomed him home with a birthday party and all the trimmings. pleasant and a happy life for them. MRS. KNOTT is now able to move a few steps with her walker and can also sit at the table and peel a few vegetables in preparation for their meals. She enjoys being moved outside (w hen the weather permits) so she can watch him work in the garden. THEN LAST week, the adults in the neighborhood hosted a big birthday party in his honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Isaacson, who live just across the street. The Knotts have only lived ATTEND BOYS STATE Attending the yearly American Legion Boys State from Davis High School are John M. Saylor and Brad Watts. KAYSVILLE -- Two Davis High juniors have been selected as candidates for Boys State, an experience in state government procedure to be held for a week beginning June 5 at Utah State University in Logan. JOHN M. Saylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland J. Saylor of 2568 Pinewood Drive, Layton and Brad Watts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watts of 128 E. Mutton Hollow Road, Kaysville. The boys are being sponsored by the Kaysville American Legion Post 82 with Wal- lace Abrams as chairman. JOHN HAS served as cap- tain of the debate team at Davis High during the past year and has been in debate the past two years at school. He is a member of the senior committee for the 1983-8- 4 school year and is a member of the National Honor Society and has a 3.55 grade point average. He is very involved in the computer program. He wrote an essay for NETC. Brad is a member of the National Honor Society and Debate Team. He is involved in in Kay sville the past six years, JAMES C. KNOTT but long enough to be loved and respected by those who know then and especially the neighbors. The children all call him Grandpa and are frequent visitors. HE HAS an acre of land and Why Jud is the best hired hand weve ever had! Orrin Hatch Youth Advisory Committee. BOYS STATES is a plan for training in the functional aspects of citizenship sponsored by the American Legion Department of Utah. Its purpose is to teach the youth of today constructive attitudes toward the American form of government and to educate our youth in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. Every boy who attends will have a definite and integral part in the Boys State program and will be under trained su- rvisors. np Outdoor Concerts ex- claims Aunt Eller, who will be played by Shirley Smith in this years outdoor pageant to be held at the Happy Hollow Golf Course on June 27, 28, 29, 30 and July 1 at 9:15 p.m. SHIRLEY attended Long-beac- h California State College where she received a B.A. degree in education. Shirley is a former school teacher of the first grade in Long Beach, Calif, and Davis County. She has directed various civic and church choral groups and she was in the chorus in the production of Oliver and was chorus coach as well as a dancer in Music Man which was last years production. working on the Davis County Advisory Council. She does an outstanding performance in her portrayal of Aunt Eller in this years production. Her outstanding voice is very convincing. Jud, the bad guy in the production will be played by David Winters. He recently graduated from Davis High appeared in many plays including How to Succeed in Business without really trying, Brigadone and was the professor in South Pacific. He was the general Sterling Scholar, LDS Seminary president and studentbody photographer his senior year. Course. David has already attained a certain degree of professionalism in his dramatic ability at his young age. You will certainly not want to miss this years production. is sponOKLAHOMA sored by the Kaysville Fruit Heights Cultural and Perform- Arts Council and is ing He was junior class president and has been on the Sena- tor Hatch Youth Advisory Committee for three years. He directed by Margaret Brough. Tickets can be obtained from Brackens Book Store or at the performance. Eleventh Grader Guy Fitzgerald from South Weber took the first place trophy in the first annual Clearfield Rod Catfish Derby by catching a with a second took Clearfield McFarland of Mark Hansen won first place in the Walleve division with a 1 12 pounder while Sherron Rasmussen claimed second with a Crappie Division winner was Rod McFarland, Reese Cales 2nd while Robby Fuit won top honors for catching the most crappie by landing 12. Reese Cales claimed 10 fish. LaMont and Robby Fuit directed acJensen was weight-masttivities. There were 35 participants. three-pounde- r. r. r. Couple United er Tammy Jo Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Wood, 1869 N. 1690 W., Layton, and Albert Wayne Smith, were married May 27 in Ogden. THE BRIDE is a graduate of Layton High and College of Eastern Utah. She is employed as a surveyor by Conoco Oil Co in Ardmore, Okla. The groom is also employed at Ardmore. The couple will make their home in Ardmore, Okla. (UMSOOTI! flTVrr Mountain Fuel's Equal Monthly Payment Plan. LOCKS Dead bolt locks Sales Service CarsHomes opened Installation Rekeyed Keys fitted & duplicated SALT IAI(E Fan-tais- ie ACCOUNTING SERVICE wav mi School with high honors. Sandy Olsen will be the featured pianist in a musical program on June 9 at 7:30 p.m., Heritage Music, 4093 River-dal- e Road. to lh)flp yu We call it "Budget Billing," Val J. Thomassen two-pian- two-pian- WHILE ATTENDING Davis High School, David has also performed in The Sound of Music and Music Man which were performed at the Happy Hollow Golf DERBY WINNER 4-- THE CONCERTS are under the direction of David Thayne, orchestra director at Layton High School, dmg Triana by Albeniz. There will o rendition also be a of Golliwoggs Cakewalk by Debussy. Gershwins Rhapsody in Blue will be performed in its entirety on two pianos, also. o The guest pianist for the numbers will be Robin Bameck. Other guest performers will be De Ann Child and Randy Olsen. David is a son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Burton Winters. HE RECENTLY had to undergo major surgery and his neighbors were on hand to assist him in ever)' way possible. They not only have praise and respect for him, but he can truly say he has the same love and concern for them. He loves the little children as if they were his own. np SHIRLEY IS a former mem- -- Un Sospiro by Liszt and their marriage, they moved to AFTER moving to Utah, Mr. Knott worked part time doing janitorial work for a firm in Salt Lake City, for a short time. He enjoys attending his church meetings and keeps active in and out. His hobbies are fishing and hunting w hich he is looking forward to. ber of the Mormon Choir of Southern California and is LAYTON - Outdoor light classical musical concerts will be held each Sunday evening at 7 p.m. in front of the Layton Heritage Museum. There is no admission charge. EACH CONCERT will last about one hour. Performers will be selected from the Layton Community Orchestra and other instrumental students. There will be large groups, ensembles, quartets, duets and solo numbers included in the programs. SOLOS by Mrs. Olsen will consist of Liebes-To- d by Wagner (Liszt transcription), Impromptu by Chopin, MR. KNOTT was bom and reared in Bradford, Gibson County, Tennessee. After Oklahoma Coming school politics, was junior class senator and senator for Sandy Olsen To Present Musical Program A Downey, Calif, where he did steel work, retiring after 40 years with the company. They are parents of one son who resides in Northern California with his family and they visit with him often. They enjoy their three grandchildren. 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