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Show 'ip' w$ 'iif V WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL. JUNE 7. 1979 Head Kaysville Librarian Resigns After 1 8 Years Mrs. Maurine Brady resigned as Kaysville City Librarian June 1. She has worked in the city library for the past 18 years and since 1971 has served as head librarian. enjoy reading. She always seemed to know just the right book for the person. She said, I love people and loved to help them. She has enjoyed her work and her association with the public. MANY CHANGES have taken place since she first started as well as procedures-ithe library system. The SHE WORKED for many years with Mrs. Josie Strong and Mrs. Camella Barton of first major change came when the County Health Center was moved from the city building to the Davis County Courthouse in Farmington, allowing space for the library to expand. Addi-- , tional volumes of books have gradually been added and with the growth of the community has brought growth to the library. NINTH GRADE OFFICERS Ninth grade officers at North Davis Junior High this fall will be Pam Townley, left, vice president, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donal Townley of Clearfield; Steve Hartman, president, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Hartman of West Point and Mitzi Munoz, secretary, daughter of Mrs. Alice ; r ' Munoz of Clearfield. t : former city ! v f Mrs. Brady has loved her work and loved the people she has worked with and served. Kaysville, librarians, and she has much respect for these ladies who assisted her in her work. Maurine was born in Fair-vieUtah. It was in 1953 when she and her husband, ElRoy, and their family moved to Kaysville to make their home. They have three children, Larry who lives in Kansas City, Mo; Mrs. Robyn Barkdull, Centerville and Michael who lives in Bountiful. They enjoy and spend much time with their two grandchildren. SHE IS well read and many people come to her for her to pick out the books they might enjoy reading or that other members of their family may THE PEOPLE of the community will miss Mrs. Brady and her willingness, her love and devotion as the city librarian, np Senior Master Sergeant Jerry Sandoval receives his second award of the Meri- RECEIVES AWARD The son of a Clearfield couple has been awarded the second award of the Meritorious Service Medal at Malmstrom AFB, Mont. SENIOR Master Sergeant Jerry Sandoval, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe torious Service Medal at Malmstrom AFB, Mont., from Brigadier General Irving B. Reed, 47th Air Division commander, Fairchild AFB, Wash; (U.S. Air Force Photo) 0. Sandoval of 800 South 1375 West, earned the medal for superior performance as a supply management superintendent at Clark AB, Philippines. assigned at Malmstrom, the sergeant serves Now with a unit of the Strategic Air Command. ( graduate of Davis High School in Kaysville, the sergeant has studied at Plattsburgh (N.Y.) State A 1955 University. His wife, Helen, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvy Tracy of Rt. 1, Farmington, Maine. Sign Language Class Offered A class in basic sign language, designed to : OGDEN enable hearing persons to communicate with deaf or persons, hearing-impaire- Instructor will be Norman a rehabilitation counselor for the Utah Division of Rehabilitation. L. Roberts, d offered by the Division of Continuing Education at Weber State College, ENROLLEES WILL be shown the basic mechanical units of manual communica- THE CLASS will be held By the conclusion of the course, the student will will be Thursday, June 7 through August 9, from 7 to 9 p.m., in the Continuing Education 102. Tuition is $10 for credit in Center, Room $37, plus Communications 292. : The course will introduce the basic structures of sign language necessary to enable hearing persons to communicate with their deaf JAY BACHMAN, WSC Continuing Education coordina- tor, said the course provides an opportunity for hearing persons to understand enough of the sign language to communicate with deaf persons, but would not bring the novice to the expert level. tions finger spelling and word-sign- s. have encountered more than 700 signs. In to addition the mechanics of sign language, class discussion will include degree and types of hearing losses, and the psychological, educational and cultural impact of deafness. 9 ENROLLEES WILL be asked to buy a textbook entitled NAD, ABCs of Manual Communications, available at the WSC Bookstore for it t i $&60. i may be made by calling the Division of Continuing Education, j i 626-660- 3 ri : i 2 Three Kaysville girls left Sunday, June 3, to attend the annual American Legion Auxiliary Girls State at Southern Utah State College in Cedar City. SUE COSTLEY, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Costley, Jo Ellen Godfrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Godfrey and Ruth Anne Hirschi, daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Max Hirschi will attend the event. Girls State is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 82 of Kaysville with Mrs. Ina Cheney as Girls' State chairman. The girls are all junior students at Davis High School. THE THREE Kaysville Boys State candidates are Blake Hawkes, son of Mr. and H 3 Mrs. Howard Hawkes, Burton Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Perkins and Bryan Lange, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lange. They are sponsored for Boys State by the American Legion Post No 82 of Kaysville with Morey (Bud) Jeffery as chairman of the project. Mr. Jeffery will accompany the youth to Logan on June 3 to spend the week as a counselor for the annual event. THE CONFERENCE is be- ing held on the Utah State University Campus from June 3 through June 9. The Boys and Girls State Programs are set up to educate the youth in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. It is to train the youth of today in constructive V i 3 a a our desire to give customers the best possible service and the most up to date fashions in shoes. 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