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Show Page 4C North Edition Lakeside Review Wednesday, February 13, 1985 t "'I Everybody Works tJv 4 t V i' .;fe Ilf S?7s Aoir a Family Affair it lfif LAYTON A change in own- ership of The Shirt Shack has an entire Layton family actively involved in the Layton business. Roy and Carol Langford took over ownership of the retail outlet a few months ago. The Shirt Shack is located in Antelope Square Shopping Center. Mrs. Langford said she and her husband wanted to own a small business to help provide work ex- MM periences for their five children. Daughters Camille and Kris work as clerks in the store after school and on Saturdays. The three younger children, LeAnn, Greg, and Jason, help out with flyers, cleaning, and occasional clerking. Langford takes care of the bookwork and Mrs. Langford works in the store durmg the day. The store sells sweatshirts tee- public relations department in 4 shirts, aprons, baby s shirts, hats, Salt Lake City I and othcr itcms which can be im Harsen, a junior at Weber State CoflfJge, was selected for the position .by Brent Checketts, an assistant staff manager in the public relations department. fThe internship is designed to preside communication majors witji; practical experience in public Jrelations--interna- l, external, and says prijit If audio-visua- printed with names, slogans, or decals. Mrs. Langford said they specialize in providing shirts for teams and clubs who might want a special logo. She said they can design a personalized logo to specific requirements. School mottos are specially ' popular as are specially designed shirts for family reunions and other gatherings. She said the shirts are a good fundraising project and The Shirt Shack can help to set up fundraisers for many . of groups. types shirt. is looking for an ,f unusuaf way t0 give a shirt as a gift, the Shirt Shack has just the answer, canned shirts. Several of cans are available and yPes the shirt can be placed inside, sealed, ready to be given. One of the most popular shirts is imprinted with the logo Someone in Utah Loves Me. Mrs. Langford said it is a favorite gift from grandparents to children out of state. She said her customers are the best part of the business and each day they bring more exciting ideas. One young man had a shirt made up for his girl friend that included his marriage proposal. Another mature woman who was marrying ordered one that said Im not the grandmother. Im the bride. It seems we always have fun with the people who stop in, Mrs. Langford said. The Shirt Shack is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturdays, and is closed on Sundays. IMPRINTING shirt for Shirt Shack customer is Kris Langford. purchased the business in Antelope Kris family recently Square. ZE3T. f l, Checketts. Larsen has worked for the Weber! State College Signpost as the Entertainment Editor since the school beginning of the 1984-8- 5 yetjt'. He is also serving as the of programs in the W$C chapter of the International Association of Business Commu-nicaiovice-preside- nt rs (IABC). After receiving his BA in ns in the spring of 96, he plans to pursue a career in jpublic relations. A native of the Washington D.C. area, Larsen resides in Layton with his wife Be$y and their two children. 1 ABWA to Hear truest Speaker lAtoka Chapter of the American Business Womens Association wjfl hold its February meeting al tH Mansion House 2350 Adams op Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. Guest speaker will be Melba L. Ftess on travel to China. I Reservations are to be made with Mary Daniels, 773-281- 6 i CATCH ALL THE I SPORTS I IN YOUR FREE Lakeside Review 7 Every Wednesday Occasionally unfortunate circumstances make it difficult for some customers to deal with overdue gas bills. Especially those with fixed incomes, mental or physical handicaps or sudden hardships. If youre one of these customers, we want you to call us. because we may be able to help. As one of our Special .Account Representatives, its Fumis job to help needy customers who are referred by our business office. For instance, she can help reconcile an overdue bill with a deferred payment agreement, effectively spreading the overdue portion of the bill over a 12 month period. If thats not enough, she can do more. Provided you are eligible, she can help arrange for financial assistance through various private programs or state agencies. Shell even suggest the household budget, or ways to with help energy management ideas. We want to help out as much as possible. Thats why we provide Special Account Representatives who work hand in hand with our Business Office and Consumer Services Department. Besides, Funu Bradley likes helping customers. Thats why shes a Social Account Representative. i: Help bring the world ; together, i one friendship at a time. I; A Bean exchange student. International Youth ! Exchange, a Presidential J Initiative for peace sends t teenagers like you to live ibroad with host families. (jo to'new schools. Make new friends. If youre between 15 19 and want to help and ! bring our world together, ! send for information. ft ft e V it life 1 ii YOLTH EXCHANGE Pueblo. Colorado 81009 ! Write: i ... f a '?V .v.r 'V ... I ft A . v 4 - . , .' . ?, , ' , MOUNTALN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY People Serving IYople - r |
