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Show 4 vrfLY nrrux davis news journal, august m. i960 Paintings Exhibited At Barnes Banking fcfl, sit really poshed her on tinting skills, Her interests were mostly portrait work and diattuig id Niildifigs. Jshrf photographed the old Sultan i'awlion and tell I or the mu kaie design ot the budding re lulling in her painung the "Saltair t'avilion one ol her outstanding works bringing exhibited at this lime, AWR Ml R marriage, she moved to Lancaster. Calif, Where she continued 10 leash adult art classes. Me laugh in her ow n studio and through the MCA us addition to taking Classes at a KhoI College in JElWE FREDRICK NX ceiamtsl, tt inking with younger JYLAIHBCOOI'EH BROWN' chd-dre- she became more insulted wnh drawing than painting and this brought her SUSAN ASHCEILST MIL AND MILS. JON K. GREEN Susan Ashurst of Layton is currently exhibiting her paintings at Barnes Banking Co. in Kay ss tile for the August art exhibit. LDS Temple Rites Tlmg her rUe among the rmJ vummer bride wav M accented with peart buttons and lace complimenteJ the jumper. They cosh held a bouquet of Koes and daisies. I lower girl was Karolce Cam Lyn Whitaker who traded nuptul vow 1 on AuguM I, vm) w ah Jon Kelly Green m ceremonies performed in the Green. 1 HE MOTWRS chose light blue gowns, and wore corsages of roses and daisies. Sheryl Wilding attended the guest book. Best man dunes were performed by JcfT New-ma- n with Rob WarTcn as Ihe usher. Salt Lake LDS Temple. JF floor-lengt- MIL AM) MILS. GI.K.NN A. SC1IRYVER Couple United Kim TUntf Campbell became ihc NhJc of (.ten Alan y $t hr ter on I riJay in the Rot-IjJj- Baptist Church with ttev. Tom I14JT officiating. THE BRIDE is a daughter of Mrs. MjuJic Vela of 1957 Allan. Aurora. Colo, and Wayne Campbell of LaJunla. Colo. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cordon M. Llln. 174 N. NW E., Kaysville. and Mr. and Mrs. Darrold W. Sshryser of Farmington. Ihe newlyweds were honored at a garden reception at the home of Ihe groom's parents in Farming ton. f OR HER wedding and re- ception, the bride chose a gown of polyester. It was styled with a high floor-lengt- h wc collar, lace bodice, and featured long sheer full sleeves. Lace trim accented the full skirl and Ihe chapel train. She wore a picture hat trimmed with pink and blue carnations, daisies and baby breath. Attending the bride was Miss Sheila Campbell as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Carrie Lu Ellis and Miss Lisa Sehryver, and Miss Shauna Hulse. THEIR GOWNS were pink and blue print voile, floor- - THE BRIDE is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Olene S. Whitaker, 731 South Mam Si.. Kays-villThe groom ts a son of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Green, KOI South Angel Si., Layton. A wedding breakfavt at the Lion Hoove honored the newlyweds and was hocted byihe groom's parents. That evening. the couple greeted guests at a reception at the LDS Rock Chapel in Kaysville. e. length. They featured a xcoop neckline wuh a cape over the thouldcra forming a sleeve. They wore alternating pink and blue piciure halt trimmed with white daisies, pink and blue carnations and baby breath. Theycach held a trwof flowers convicting of pink and blue carnations, white daisies and baby breath. Brandie Dawn Campbell was the flower girl and Damn Sehryver was the ring bearer. THE BRIDE'S mother chose a gown in a cream shade accented with a lace shawl. Her corsage was blue and w hue carnations w ith floor-lengt- h baby breath. The groom's mother chose a gown of pink polyester crepe and her corsage was pink and white carnations with baby full-leng- th breath. Best man duties were performed by Bill Sehryver, the groom's brother. Ushers were Todd Sehryver, Conrad ClufT and Crcyton Jensen. THE EXHIBIT is most 11 ts unique nj different from the usual Lnd scapes and still hfe pictures of those m the past. The media ts ml pastels and the paintings are bold, colorful and exciting. They h offer the public a new insight with different moods. Mrs. Ashurst has always been interested in draw mg and painting. She was reared in Sail Lake City and attended the U. of U. where she received her bachelor of fine ans degree with a teaching certifi- PRENUPTIAL parlies were given by Patty Sargent. Liz Vincent. Susan England. Velma Barlow.Tracy I gbcit. Sue Neal. Lthcl Criddle. Lucille Richards and Alta Allquist. The bride graduated from Davis High School and attends WSC. 1 he groom graudated from Layton High School, attends WSC and hat fulfilled an LDS mission in the Kentucky Mission. FOR HER nuptial events the bride was attired in a gown featuring a lace bodice ans sleeves. Ihe full skirt extended into a chapel train w ith lace trim on the hem-- . line and on the edge of the train. Her veil of silk bridal full-leng- illusion trimmed in matching a flower headpiece. Her bouquet was made of roses, baby breath and ivy. Miss Cathy Whitaker was maid of honor. Bridesmaid was Kami Green. They wore h light blue jumpers of small print of yellow and lavender flowers. They were trimmed with pearl buttons and a white Gunny Sak blouse cate. SHE TAUGHT at Skyline High School in the Granite School Dtstncl for 2V4 years, and as she taught draw in etas- - j By DONETA M. GATHERUM 773-19- 76 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pcastce spent last weekend in Denver, Colo, attending the reunion of navy personnel who served on the USS Topeka during W'orld War 11. Mr. Peaslee has not seen many of his shipmates for 31 years. guests. . Following a honeymoon trip to Jackson Hole. Wyo. and Yellowstone Park the newlyweds w ill make their home in Layton, np Mrs. Norman Stevens Jean) has just returned home to West Covina, Calif, after visiting with her mother, Mrs. Delilah Flint, in Layton. Mrs. Stevens visited with her sister and family, George and Charlene Marchant who live in Smithficld and with her .. KIM CRADUATF.D from LaJunta High School in Colo. Glen is a graduate of Davis High School. Following a honeymoon trip to Colorado, the newlyweds will reside in Farmington, np a, brothers Grant, and Noall Flint. She enjoyed spending a day with friends she made while attending BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Haven J. h Sergeant Jennifer A. Mox-ledaughter of Daniel Carluc-c- i of Syracuse and Virginia Carlucci of Wurtsboro, N.Y., has been named outstanding airman of the month at Beale AFB. y, - AN ELECTONIC warfare systems technician, the airman was selcted for profes- Li A -V i 70 sional skill, duty performance and exemplary behavior. V ' mer Mary Stevenson of Layton. Mr. and Mrs. Haven J. k LaDELLWAGSTAFF A, . Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. I HOE. 400 N.. Kaysville, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter LaDell to Kevin R. Bereece, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bereece, 376 S. 100 E., Clearfield. Wag-staf- ' A- -. On Aug. 13, 1980, Tani Lee Patterson became the bride of Roger Lee Madsen in rites performed in the White House Re- graduated from Clearfield Outstanding Airman Sunset resiHILL AFB dent Cheryl Hill has been presented an outstanding performance rating for her work as a secreaty for the base weather squadron. MRS. HILL previously worked for the 17th Weather Squadron in Heidelberg. West Germany before coming to Utah in 1977. She and her husband Ke- have two children, Stacey, II, and Kristina, 3. nneth Paul G. and Marie B. Evans ', of Layton, greeted their ' daughter 1980 at St. Benedicts August Bride Col- Named , ' ception Center by Bishop Michael Madsen. MARKAYE BAKER THE BRIDE is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Patterson, 240 Melody St., Layton. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lee R. Mad- Engaged Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baker, 102 Ellison St., Layton, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Markaye Baker to John C. Moss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Max Moss, 1675 Dr., Layton. w THE COUPLE is planning to be married Nov. 14, 1980 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The bride-ele- graduated from Layton High School and has completed a year at WSC and is attending BYU. The prospective groom graduated from Layton High School and is attending WSC. sen, 1670 North Church, Layton. The reception was held at the White House reception center following the wedding. THE BRIDE was dressed in a Spanish style gown wity full laced train, long Elizabethan sleeves. She carried a bouquet of peach carnations, lilies, and baby breath. Maid of honor was Connie Kidd. Bridesmaids were Cindy Patterson, Dorie Patterson, Patti Madsen, Debbie Madsen and Marci Frazier. THE ATTENDANTS were dressed in Gunny Sak style dressed made from peach percale trimmed with lace and ribbon. They held baskets with silk brown, peach and flowers. The bride's mother wore a peach polyester gown with sheer sleeves, and the grooms mother wore a peach chiffon, h pleaded skirt. floor-lengt- ELIZABETH Patterson was the flower girl. Best man was Brett Thorpe with John Sill, Kendall Madsen, David Madsen, Douglas Madsen, Guy Malloy, F Scott Patterson. BOTH ARE graduates of Layton High School. Prenuptial parties were given by Zona and Connie Kidd, Ruth Prince, Aikon De- AFTER A honeymoon to Snowbird, they will make their new home in Kaysville. CHKLSTINA MAINE KOTTOLI ETHAN NELSON Happy Birthday It's time to celebrate the arrival of that first great year of life for three north Davia youngster. They include Christina Marie Nottoli, uho celebrates her birthday today. She is the daughter of S.Sgt. and Mrs. William Nottoli of 304 larriger Way in Layton. It was an Aug. 8 birthday for Jesse Fredrick Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick E. Brown of 329 Harriger Way in Layton. Noting the one year mark on July 19 was Jylaire Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Cooper of 378 S. 775 E. in Layton. July 15 was the day for Ethan Nelson Ray, son of Steven A. Ray of 1313 E. HXK) N.in East Layton. and Mrs. Goodliffe invites everyone to stop in and we this delightful display, np ta. Ga. w here they visited with Nadine Sandal! Rogers. From Georgia, they traveled to Washington, D.C. to see their daughter, Jessclie who lives in nearby Alexandria, Va. They also visited with Mrs. Barlow's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Kate) Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hadlock and theit family enjoyed spending a few days at Lake Powell attending a family reunion and boating and fishing on the lake. Jayson Wilko, the 12 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilko, entertained friends on his 12th birthday with a party. The group enjoyed roller skating. Elmer C. Roberts, 72, the father of Elwin Roberts of Layton, passed away Aug. 6, 1980. He lived in Ogden at the time of his death. Many relatives and friends of the Roberts family who live in Layton attended the funeral services that were held Saturday, Aug. 9, in the Myers Mortuary in Ogden. Truly, A Trooper, Wins Futurity Truly a Trooper, the two year old registered 26. THE TWO year old competed against a field of 112 horses. Of the eight horses who qualified for the race.Tru-l- y a Trooper outdistanced the field by a half a length to win the race which offered S6800 in purse money. The horse has run in the Triple A Division several times as a two year old. He has competed in the Henry Stanley Futurity in Salt Lake City and Mrs. Ejrna Evans, Layton. J. Scott and Maridene Jenk- ins Wiberg of Layton are announcing the birth of their . son. He was born Aug. 3, 1980 in Ogden. He weighed 6 lbs. 14 oz. and will be named Kurt Dean. Greeting the baby at home are his brother Duand and his sister Amanda. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. N. Scott Wiberg, Sunset and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jenkins, Star Valley, Wyo. are Mr. and Mrs. Jospeh Burnett, Sunset and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Durrant, California. ts Ross W. and Raeann Coombs Woodward are announcing the birth of their first child a 7 lbs. 1 oz. girl who was born July 30, 1980 in Ogden. She will be named Camille. Mr. and Mrs. Que Winters, Layton; Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Woodward, West Point; and 1 Kaysville; Mrs. Leah Whitesides, Layton, Mrs. Howard, Nephi, and Mrs. Coombs, Fountain Green, dmg Lions Day Aug. 14 The East Layton Lions Club will hold their fourth annual Lions Day on Saturday, Aug. 14, beginning at I p.m. at the East Layton City Hall, 1010 N. Emerald Dr. THERE WILL be carnival games, a shooting gallery, bingo, a cake walk, a dunking tank and food and drinks. An archery demonstration will be presented. A disco dance will begin at 8 p.m. LaRae Thackerays group, "Dance Unlimited' will put on a demonstration dance. Professional judges will judge the disco dance. There will be a disc jockey and a professional sound system. FOR MORE information 6 call or 766-105- 376-557- 1. TRULY A Trooper was bred and raised by Bill Morgan. Phoebes Feast is his brood mare and True Roman was his sire. Blaine Hadley trained the horse and Sherman Hadley was the jockey in the Bonneville Futurity race. LAYTON Registration for all students who will be Layton High School is using a new registration process this year that is much like college registration. To help students prepare their schedules, workshops will be held in the cafeteria Aug. 14, 15, 18, 19, and 20th from 9 to 12 a.m. attending Layton High School will be held on Aug. 2 22. The time schedule for registration is as follows: 1 -- SENIORS: Aug. 21, H-- 1 p.m.; O-- 2 p.m.; A-Juniors: Aug. 22, 3 p.m. H-9 a.m.;A-- II a.m. Z G 10a.m., O-- Z 1 p.m., A-- ATTENDANCE is encouraged to insure adequate class selection. All new students to the area should also call and make an appointment to register. Aug. 22, 2 p.m., O-- Z 3 p.m. are Mrs. Woodward, has received four second places: two first places and a fifth place in the Triple A class before entering the Bonneville Futurity race. 21-2- 2 H-- Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Coombs, Highlan, Ut. are the grandparents. where he finished second place in the consolation division and the Futurity of Champions in Pocatello where he finished fifth with a running No. 3 speed index. In all. the horse Layton High Students To Register Aug. Stake welfare dinner last fund-raisin- se stallion, owned by Mortanof Lay ton, w on the Bonneville Futurity that was held in Pocatello, Ida. on July The Layton Elementary Thursday. The same location was used Friday night for the Layton LDS Stake welfare dinner. Nearly 1500 people were in attendance each eveng ing for the annual dinners. The Venturers Scouts from Troop 158 spent three days at Bear Lake where they enjoyed water skiing and other activities associated with this popular resort spot. quar-terhor- Bill School grounds was the site of the Layton Utah West LDS Hospit- al. She weighed 6 lbs. 8 oz. Bryan, age 6, awaited the baby at home. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brooks, Cobre, Nev. off-whi- te Huff, Colleen Maroney, bbie and Mrs. Valentine. 111 R EXHIBIT at the bank is sponsored by the Fine Ans Committee of the Kaysville Civic Association, and she has ten painting exhibited. Chnc GocmIIiITc is the chairman of the Fine Ans Committee. The exhibit is open to the public during banking hours, Layton Births I Ann Marie on July 5, groom High, fulfilled an LDS mission to Milano Italy and is attending Weber State, np - Last August she and her to family moved to Lay-tomake their home. She is anticipating the beginning of classes in painting again. SOPHOMORES: - . JL w of the U.S. They flew to Atlan 7wBv k - THE COUPLE plan to be married Oct. 7 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The bride-elegraduated from Davis High School and attended USU, and will be attending Weber State f ' V7 Bar-lo- also recently returned from a trip to the eastern part a Sets Date lege. The prospective w travel to El Paso, Texas where they met their son, Haven Bar-loJr., his wife, Christine and their children. The Bar-joassisted their son in movfamilies ing from Texas.-Botdrove to Layton. Haven Jr. will spend a month training at the LDS Hospital as part of his medical schooling. En route to El Paso, the Bar-lostopped at LaSalle, Ut. where Mr. Barlow attended some legislative meetings connected with the state education committees. in Albuquer. They stopped que, N.M. to visit with Milton Madsen and his wife, the for- Outstanding Rating i$f Bar-lo- left two weeks ago to Receives 2'f5 paintings. Layton Tracy Egbert served the floor-lengt- AllIHE AT Lancaster, she entered her drawings in the county fair where she placed wuh the portrait of her son 1 me" and "Baggy Ann" and her 0id Dolls." She has many other awards for her 1 HELPING WITH the reception were Juli Whitakcr(and Trina Cowans as napkin servers, and Jcri Hcmphil. Sue Neal. Brenda Holmes, Becky Blamires, Rhonda Frasier and Lice fell softly from interests into full color drawings wuh stdl hfe work and portrait work. Then she did many commissioned portraits. Piano Recital Set For August 18th CLEARFIELD Mrs. randt; Steven Reid, Ben and Heather Welch, Zad Ford, Barbara Taylor Stucki, Clearfield, music instructor, will present the last in her series of summer recitals Aug. 18. It will be held at 7: 15 p.m. in the Davis North Branch Library, 562 S. 1000 E., Clearfield. Intermediate and advanced pianists will be featured. HER STUDENTS are Codi Watson, West Point; DeAnn Child, Clinton; Stacey Hansen, East Layton, Jodi Hildeb- - Linda and Nancy Roberts, Ann Wagner, Jenefer Best, Denise Brown. Also, Shauna, Valentine, Shauna Jacobs of Layton; Amy Hodge, Linda and Gaylene Endo, Robyn Lynnette Owens, and Stephanie Yoachum of ClearBar-nec- k, field; Karen and Sherman Thompson of Riverdale. The recital is free to the public. Planning Questionnaires Sent To Senior Citizens The Davis County Council On Aging is responsible for planning for senior citizens services in Davis County. The next plan will cover the three year period of THE HELP in the planning effort for the senior citizens in the central part of the county 1981-198- 3. Farmington, Kaysville, Fruit Heights, Layton and East Layton have been . mailed a questionaires that should be answered and mailed to Davis County Coun- cil On Aging, Davis County Courthouse, Farmingt, Ut. 84025. . Any senior citizen who did not receive this questionnaire should contact the council to make their feelings known and to get on the council's mailing list. |
