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Show Area volunteers assist group leaders, Charles Bacon and Charles V. Jarman of Kaysville. Jess Summers of Layton and Bob and Elaine Wade of Kaysville are experienced tour guides capable of handling any of the seven available tours. At the present time 26 volunteers are from Kaysville, 15 from Layton, seven from Fruit Heights and one each from Clearfield, Sunset Sun-set and Clinton. SALT LAKE CITY During this past summer more visitors came to historic Temple Square in Salt Lake City than in any previous year, according to figures released recently by the Temple Square LDS Mission Presidency. During the months of June , J uly and August, 1,372,539 visitors came to the historic square which has become Utah's number one tourist attraction. Visitors came, from nearly every foreign country although the largest number came from the United States. With the increase in visitors and the change in the number of tours made available to the guests, it became be-came necessary to increase the number of volunteer hosts and hostesses. hos-tesses. Now approximately 1,500 hosts, hostesses and guides give of their time to serve at Temple Square, conducting tours and providing pro-viding information to the visitors. Serving at the Square in positions posi-tions of leadership from northern Davis County are: personnel development de-velopment specialist, Julie Wat-kins Wat-kins of Kaysville; as assistant |