BOUNTIFUL -- Jay Jenkins, the owner of Jay's American Car Care, knows how to throw a party, and from 11-4 p.m., Friday, May 18, he will be hosting the annual barbeque at ACC located at 620 South 500 West in Bountiful. "This is a tradition that began in 1998 and we're excited about this year's event," Jenkins said. "We'll have hot wings and hot dogs and drinks. Each year we thank our customers for their support and that's the case this year as well," Jenkins said. "We are also excited to have people come in and see the way we've expanded and meet some of the new people who are working for us."
Jenkins has expanded into the building located directly south of his shop. This has made it possible to expand the general repairs to one building while using one building for tires, wheel and IM/inspection.
He has also brought on some new employees.
"Doug Greene brings a great deal of experience to us," said Jenkins. "And Bob Fuller is someone who is great with customers, especially those who like to visit." In addition, ACC has added Dustin Danner and Josh Hammond.
"This Friday's event will be a way to allow people to come in and say hi, enjoy some food and give us all a chance to meet each other," he said.
Lions Club welcomes members
BOUNTIFUL -- The Bountiful Lions Club recently announced its new members (above), sponsored by Paul B. Allen, Diana King and Carl Page. They include Dee Winegar (Winegar's Market Place), Karl-Heinz and Darlene Koenig (Century 21 Real Estate), Robin Wilks-Dunn (Kingsbury Hall/Outreach Coordinator), Michael Youngberg (M.Y. Enterprises/Construction), Brad Johnson (Sign Express/Bountiful), and Wesley Adams (SUN Microsystems).
The Bountiful Lions Club has been a major force in the community since it was chartered in 1938. The club is actively involved in improving the community and lives of others with special emphasis on assisting the blind and preventing sight challenges whenever possible.
Chamber starts monthly focus
KAYSVILLE -- To showcase the diversity ofthe Davis County business community, Davis Chamber of Commerce networking events, training sessions, and special activities will all be planned to promote economic activity related to a monthly theme. The program, which begins in May with Health andFitness Month, is designedto point out how each sector benefits all other facets of the community.
"Our goal is tovitalize local commerce by emphasizing the wide variety ofbusinesses, organizations, and events available in Davis County," said John Pitt, President and CEO of the Davis Chamber. "By shifting that emphasis on a monthly basis, weplan to keepour activities fresh and exciting for all of our members while covering a wide range of economic activity over the course of the year.
"May is Health and Fitness Month," Pitt said, "so we willhave workplace wellnessexpertsat our monthly luncheon and in our monthly training session.They'll discuss ways for all businesses tokeep their employees and customers healthier and happier.Our weekly and monthly publications willcover how healthcarebusinessesimpact the overall Davis economy."
Davis Cable Channel 17 also willair a new, locally producedfitness training program. In addition, the chamber will seek out health and fitness businesseswith new membership and sponsorshipopportunities.Expect similar tie-ins to Chamberactivities as a different industry each month is spotlighted until all sectors of the Davis economy are featured.
Check the Davis Chamber Web site at www.davis
chamberofcommerce.com for details.
The focus schedule for the next six months includes:
May: Health and Fitness
June: Construction
July: Dining Out
August: Recreation, Leisure and Entertainment
September: Education
October: Networking/Communications
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