I WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL. NOVEMBER 17. 1977 Bruce Wormsley Qn Duty In N.D. THE pedestrian, Francis Mr. and Mrs. Wormsley of Port Crane. NY., has arrived for djty at Grand Forks AFB. N D L'.S Air Force Sergeant Bruce K. Uormslev, son of The youth suffered a fractured left leg and hip and was Junior High School student is recovering from injuries he received last weekend when he was struck as he was walking to school. A North Layton admitted to Davis North Medical Center. when he attempted to stop. police said The car began to roll out of control and struck the pedestrian, pinning the youth against a fence POLICE SAID a car driven by Kevin Davis, 20, of South Ogden, was traveling east on Antelope Drive near 1200 West when the driver came upon traffic stopped for a school bus. The driver was traveling about 40 miles per hour and lost control of his vehicle Brent Scott Phillips, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall S. Phillips of 1471 West 1920 North, Lay-towas walking to school when a car went out of control and pinned the teenager against a fence, according to Layi on City Police. 5ERGEWT lonnslev, a security specialist wuh a un.t of the" Strategic Air Command, previous1, served a: Clark AB, PhilipDints attended The sergeant y ) heh Chenango Forks School His wee, Katt'rvn is the daughter of Mi and Mis Floyd oing ot 173 te--- i 1175 North, Sunset THE DRIVER, who suffered only minor injuries, was cited for failure to keep a proper lookout and failure to keep his auto under control (' grb u Scott Larkin, dressed in his 1825 trapper outfit and using Hawken rifle, stalks turkey for the Kaysville a Chamber of Commerce-sponsoreturkey event to be held 3 in at 19) p.m. Saturday (Nov. City Hall. Tickets are available from Chamber members and are given free with any purchase from participating Kaysville stores. Ticket holders must be present to w in one of the 24 turkeys to be er sazSiiEHaD d DRESSED TO KILL A given away. lucky winners, during the Kaysville Turkey Days will be held on Saturday, Nov. 19 at 3 p.m. on the grounds in front of the Kaysville City Building. This will become an annual event being sponsored by the Kaysville Chamber of Commerce. Turkey Day event. All merchants who are members of the Chamber of Commerce in Kaysville will give tickets to their customers with their purchases prior to the big drawing. THERE WILL be a big drawing for 24 turkeys that will be given away to the I I I I Wood Burning Stoves and Poulan Chain Saws I I FEATURING: Earth Stove I I B I Chuck Wagon I I Woodsman I Heat Magna i 2333 N. Main I I I I I I Sunset I I 825-280- I I 2 I I I I I $75 Off I I on Many Stoves with this ad I be sure you pick up your ticket. GENERAL chairman of the event is Scott Larkin. Officers of the Chamber of Commerce are Mike Golden, president; Fran Brown, vice president; and Charlene Larsen, secretary. Members of the board are Spencer Wright, Dell Larkin, Dr. Jerry Wilde, Harry Duckworth, Gary Garlick and Bonnie Robins np A suspect was booked into Davis County Jail and released on bail in connection with the shooting of nine animals in Davis and Weber counties. ROBIN HOLLEY, 18, 649 Douglas, Ogden, was booked in Davis County Jail for investigation of criminal mischief Sunday and was set for arraignment at Clearfield City Court, according to Lt. Dean Egbert of the Davis County Sheriffs Office. The first shooting was reported by Junior Bennett, 4563 West 200 South, West Point on Oct. 26. Mr. Bennett said a purebred cow, grazing in a pasture between 1300 and L 1800 North near 5000 West, West Point, had been shot in the head twice. NO FURTHER shooting in- cidents were reported for two weeks. 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