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Show WEEKLY REFLEX ut . Z JOURNAL, MAY3, 1979 Returns From Davy Duty - Navy Electronic Warfare Technician t LAYTON First Class Robert ? "' ! !i Kemp, son of Clarence L. and Wilma A. Kemp of 1998 West Afton. Circle, Layton, recently returned from a deployment in the Western Pacific. . u s I 4 A i v O sj r HE IS a crewmember aboard the destroyer USS 1 Hewitt, homeported in San Diego. While. deployed, his1 ship operated as a unit of the U.S. Seventh Fleet. During the cruise, his ship participated in training exercises with other Seventh Fleet units and with ships of allied Jt .4 L. Ji nations. Port visits were made in several Far Eastern countries. THE HEWITT is 563 feet long, displaces 7,800 tons and carries a crew of more than 250 officers and enlisted men. She is designed primarily for antisubmarine GJ srf ( The Davis County Council on Aging is presenting a series of planning meetings to prepare for or enhance the quality of your retirement. The seminar is open to any age group, not just senior ci- -, tizens. People 45 and older are especially invited to attend. THE FIRST meeting will be held May 10 at 7 p.m. in the Heritage Center, 562 South 1000 East, Clearfield. Topics to be discussed are: health and safety, housing, legal affairs, adjustment and attitude, use of leisure time, income and financial plan- and 5, the Golden Years Center in Bountiful, same hours or Donna Swenor son in Clinton, Arietta Williams in Centerville, dmg 295-347- 825-964- 3 292-294- A baby boy has come to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. Kawaguchi of 1426 Dallas Street, Syracuse. The lad arrived at the McKay Hospital on Monday, April 9, and his parents have decided to name him Adam Shige. He weighed 8 lbs. 3 oz. and is the couples first child. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Shige Kawaguchi, West Point; Mrs. Evelyn Bennett, Layton and Dean Bennett, Riverdale. . ning. MANUALS will be provided at no cost. Interested people can call the Heritage Center in Clearbetween 8:30. field, 773-706- 5 lte:ps c.i Chizj, warfare (ASW) and is armed with two lightweight five-inc- h guns, ASW torpedo tubes and an ASW rocket launcher. The Hewett is capable of carrying e a light helicopter for long range detection and attack of submarines. Kemp joined the Navy in August 1964. multi-purpos- Tb A ' CLEARFIELD MOTHER - The CLEARFIELD Clearfield Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for Clearfield Mother of the Year. Nominations should include information about the mother and reasons why she should be selected as Mother of the Year. Kellie Crofts, of from 1:30 to 3 p.m. All mothers are invited. Prizes will be awarded to the oldest THE NOMINATIONS must be into the chamber office by May 8. The winner will be announced at the May 12th Mothers Day program to be held at the Clearfield High School Auditorium. The free program will be Earns 2nd In Writing Contest mother, youngest mother, mother with most children, and other categories at the program. Local talent will present the program. May Is there a month when exuberance of spirit is more likely to turn ones head than May? By June the days are often too hot. fn May, however, except in the deep South, the warmth and sunshine of blue-sk- y days are a tonic which stirs the mind at the onset of a new green- 136 Diamond Lane in Layton, has been named a second place winner in the annual creative writing contest administered by the Weber State College English Department. May is also the last good month to plant summer gardens. Even in more northerly states, planting must often be - completed by mid May if fresh garden vegetables are to be enjoyed in July and August. . ing. MAY ALSO means the end of school for millions. Its the MRS. CROFTS, a freshman planning to become a nurse, took second place in the poetry category with a poem titled The City." She won $25 for her achievement. month many summer holidays are planned. Its a month when many travel to faraway places, especially Europe, which can be uncomfortable in March and Entries for the contest were submitted campus wide. Do the planets and stars tell us anything about the weather? Can a study of the sky at night give us clues as to tomorrows weather? Clearfield Chamber of Commerce Pres. Gary Mayfield finalizes plans for Clearfield Mother of the Year along with program chairman Martha Mulder. April. THERE ARE many who. believe late spring is the years most delightful season. Nature and the world around is fresh and newly colored, and the promise of summer is everywhere. If June is the month of marriage, it might be as a result, in former times, of a surge of romantic nostalgia in May. Do you feel it? AS FOR the average reader, a study of the stars is of no immediate, direct use in Writers Organize The Kays Creek Chapter of the League of Utah Writers was recently organized in Kaysville at the home of Dorotha Walker with the assistance of the immediate past state president, Esther Phelps Parks. THE LEAGUE has over 300 members in 13 chapters state. the throughout Members are both professional and amateur writers who work together to improve writing abilities through statewide conventions, local chapter meetings, contests and a mutual exchange of ideas. prominent Nationally figures in the field of writing forecasting Jean Christiansen, Bea Carroll, delegate; Dorothy Bingham, publicity; and Clara Higgins, chairman of volunteer ser- vices. Other members are Mary Bowring, Lona U. Parrish, lone T. Grange, Ilene Cook, Bea Johnson, Mary Phelps, John Christiansen, Melpha Koldewyn, Marge Thatcher, Geraldine Felt, Esther Phelps Parks, Carol Collett and Audene Stafford. LEAGUE programs are jointly supported by a grant from the Utah Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts, Washington, D.C. headline the big fall convention each year. Local workshops provide specific help and well qualified speakers are available upon request for chapter meetings. 7-- Laura has been with Pen-nefor 5 years, the last 2 as salon Manager. Color, cuts and perms are her specialty. Laura feels a good color can add new dimensions to any hair style. ys t; Judy Thompson. Kaysville Clubs Judy has been bending hair for 8 years, and has been with Penneys for 52 years. She really loves her work and especially enjoys doing the new looks and perms. Mrs. lone Sandal! entertained members of the A'Lonas Club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Serena Hyde was hostess to the Shantanka Club at her home Friday afternoon. Members of the Xi Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Bette Mellinger in Roy for their regular monthly meeting. The program was MarenHulse , GC678 (SEMES Electronics North Main - Layton - Ph. 1S31 825-6- 1 14 Styling Salon Are you? Come in and get a new Spring look from any of our six experienced stylists. This weeks specials are Uniperm 21 88 Frosting 1088 Helen Curtis Protiene Perm 1 750 at the home evening of Mr. and Mrs. Noble May 6th April Booher April has worked at Penneys in Bountiful for 2 the handiest money in town? Good As Gold checks at of your fingertips will take care bills. Make purchases. ' Carry out your business finances. And theyll do it safer than money. Safety is this "hairy business for 15 years, 52 of them at Penneys. Maren enjoys cuts and color, along with all the other facets of hairdressing. group will meet Sunday Good As Gold checking. Why dont you sign up now for account. on hind In GOOD AS GOLD CHECKING ACCOUNTS one of the great advantages to Money talks and you can write the script if you have a Good As Gold checking 3S Helen Curtis given by Mrs. Ann Buchanan on A Modern Woman in a Modern World." Members of the Kaysville 1st, 6th and 16th Ward study write at your fingertips SiSSKtls Laura Green (Manager) CHAPTER officers are: Dorotha Walker, president; Monsy, SALE Bountiful, Utah 7-- president-elec- WITH TRADE Bank Cards accepted Bank Terms available ; Free Delivery and Antenna Check with Purchase Were ready for Spring at the Beauty Salon THE KAYS Creek Chapter meets the fourth Thursday of each month from 9 p.m. in the LeConte Stewart Art Gallery, Center and Main in Kaysville. As a public service, members will take turns serving as hosts on Monday evenings from 9 so that the general public can come into the gallery and enjoy the many paintings. This would be an excellent family night activity. Beth Moore, the weather. There are astronotners who dig up clues on future weather trends through astronomy, but no system is as yet proven. If the stars are especially bright, it will probably mean that dust is absent from the sky, and rain might be on the way, or has perhaps only recently ended. THE STARS are too far away to analyze and the nine planets which we know all circle the sun and are affected by the sun-- as is the earth, which is third nearest the sun. Therefore, the sun affects the weather on the planets, but, as far as is known, none of them affect the weather on the other eight. I K :& fs & years. She enjoys the new modern cuts and blow drying, and she also enjoys men's cuts and styling. Julie Tolman Julie has been with Penneys for a year and a half. If you think you might like Henna, Julie can find the right one just for you. Call 350-248- 8 or 350-248- 5 for an appointment now Are you an experienced hair stylist looking for. a full time job with great benefits? If so call Laura at You could be just 350-248- 8. what were looking for. . Shawna Marshall THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Phone 376-424- 1 THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK 1 Phono Layton, Utah Member FDIC 376-125- 0 1JJJ Ima Shafta Golntck Ad Inc Shawna has been with Penneys for the last five months. She feels a good shampoo and styling can do wonders for anyone. We invite everyone to come and get acquainted with our In time for Spring. great staff-just BOUNTIFUL, UTAH STORE HOURS Sunday 12-- 5 Mon. thru Frl. Saturday 10-- 9 10-- 6 BEAUTY SALON Sunday Closed Mon. Thru Frl. 7 Sat. 8 to 5 8-- |
