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Show DAVIS REFLEX JOURNAL, NOVEMBER 21, 1984 Hes Table Tennis Champ JOHN IS no stranger to table tennis. He won his first trophies in state contests at age nine, and is currently the highest ranked junior player in the state. Moreover, he is modified round robin with every match being the best two out of three games. Pratt was undefeated, winning every match in two games straight. In the final match, Pratt defeated Trung Chau, 17, a senior at Murray High School, in straight games, 21-- 8, ranked number the the nation age bracket. 13 in Another Kaysville family 21-- brought home trophies. Doug Cannon placed second in both B" doubles and C" singles. His sons, Jay (age 12 of Kaysville Jr. High) and Tye (age 10, of Sam Morgan Elementary) placed 5th and 6th, respectively in the junior division, np Pratt was the only junior to play in the adult singles and doubles tournaments. He finished ahead of seven men, placing 6th in the "C division. He and his father also placed 5th in the B" division of Mens Doubles. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES Open Season November GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY The golden anniversary of the' Lantern Club in Kaysville was celebrated on Monday. Nov. 5 in ceremonies honoring six women who have been active in the organization since its inception. MRS. SALOME Barnes. Mrs. Camelia Barton. Mrs. Ruth Linford. Mrs. Ivy Harvey. Mrs. Thelma Sanders and Mrs. Lucille Sheffield were original members on the roster during the years 1934-3The stated purpose of the group was and is "to awaken members to knowledge and appreciation of things found in the varous fields of culture and to sponsor activities along these lines in our community." SOME ACTIVITIES during the past half century have included trips to places of interest, book reviews. art exhibits, participating in community affairs, sponsoring drives to raise money for war bonds and other purposes, donating art to schools and in other ways supporting community projects. Entertaining and touching stor a fuller ies were recounted as each woman was introduced with a short recital of her life and experiences during the early thirties in Kaysville and was presented with a handsome corsage. CHRISTINE Little Deppe. dressed in an attractive 30-- s costume, sang favorite songs of that era. She was accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Robert Little. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Bea Johnson. Mrs. Eileen Stone, and Mrs. Thelma Sanders. np December 5, 1984 7, 1984, Com- prehensive DENTAL & Medical Benefits are available for all family members through Celebrating their 50th anniversary as the Kaysville Lantern Club are charter members: front, Camelia Barton, left, Salome Barnes and Thelma Sanders; back, Ivy Harvey, left, Lucille Sheffield and Ruth Linford. THE MAIL HANDLERS BENEFIT PLAN Comphrehensive Health Coverage John Pratt, 13, has won first place in the Junior Division (17 and under) of the Utah State Open Table Tennis Championships, it is the second straight year that he is State Junior Champion. JOHN IS the son of John P. and Ruth Pratt. He attends the 7th grade at Kaysville Jr. High and is interested in computers, basketball and scouting. The tournament was held in Salt and was Lake City on Nov. 0 sanctioned by the United States Table Tennis Association. The junior division was open to all youth age 17 or under, but there were also adult divisions. Those interested in participating in future tournaments should contact the Wasatch Front Table Tennis Club, o George Majors. 573 Sir Michael Drive. Salt Lake Citv . Utah 84116. THE TOURNAMENT was a c-- Full coverage for a semi private hospital room long as you are hospitalized. There are no deductibles or maximums to this benefit. as Full coverage for hospital services and supplies after a $125.00 deductible as long as you are hospitalized. Payment for actual charges for surgery scheduled amount. up to a Maternity coverage. Catastrophic Benefit New 1985 Assistant Surgeon Benefit. Dental Coverage Maximum benefit of $725 per year for individuals $1,450 per year for families. inCoverage for all procedures except braces fillcluding annual exams, care, preventive ings, root canals, oral surgery, crowns and bridges, dentures and more. PLUS Coverage for: in the home, office and hospital visit Emergency room treatment and tests Ambulance service Hospital outpatient services Private duty nursing Physical therapy Doctor-- s Iris Camp DUP Meets Mrs. Audene Stafford, Mrs. June Briggs and Mrs. Faye Cook were hostesses on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Stafford, And much, much more! ALL AT LOW, LOW COST! to members of the Iris Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers. MRS. BESSIE Taylor, the Camp Captain conducted and discussed the. afternoons business and 20 camp members enjoyed the lesson given by Mrs. Viola Ryggon Locality Histories," and this one cen- tered around the town of Ferron. Utah. Mrs. Rygg talked about the early settlers in that area. The December meeting will be announced later which will be the regular Christmas party for the camp members, vsb ASSOCIATE MEMBER DUES: $30.00 per year. Further information is available by contacting Local 332 at P.0, box 26476, Salt Lake City, Utah 84126 or call Salt Lake City area 973 6745 or other Utah areas National Hot Line 468-295- To enroll in THE MAIL HANDLERS BENEFIT PLAN tact your personnel office. no fun being in jail unless youre trying to raise bail for the Davis Chapter, American Cancer Society, Phil Bradley, of Layton, and countless other volunteer Tuesjailees found out at the Layton Hills Mall, last ed pledged-raisthose who day and Wednesday. 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